➠ Words with h
List contains 92349 Words that "h" contain.
- - Medieval warrior, or chess piece
- - one close to bishop in dark period, it's said
- - Chess piece usually represented by a horse's head and neck
- - Medieval fighter in armor
- - sounds as though it's bedtime, sir
- - Uniquely moving chess piece
- - Chess piece usually shaped like a horse's head
- - One may be black or white in dark time, we hear
- - David Hasselhoff's 1982 series with an AI car "... Rider"
- - Wrongly think it's about middle age for a horseman
- - Bishop's neighbour
- - Theodore Raymond ..., actor who played George O'Malley in the medical drama television show "Grey's Anatomy"
- - Ladies' champion in quest for a mate
- - Horse-head chess piece
- - Chess horse
- - Horse's head on board
- - Chess piece that can jump over other pieces
- - Chess piece (in shining armour?)
- - A chess piece
- - Horse-shaped chess piece
- - Horse's head in chess
- - He was trained in arms and chivalry in olden days
- - The horse's head in chess
- - One might be in the mail
- - Chess piece or British Columbia inlet
- - Jumping chess piece
- - One who's dubbed
- - Bishop's neighbor
- - Lady's champion
- - Governor in Sacramento.
- - Chess piece
- - only chess piece that can jump over other pieces
- - bishop's neighbor on a chess board
- - beverley ........, english soul singer who starred in a west end production of sister act this year
- - Piece on a chessboard in the shape of a horse's head
- - One of the chess pieces which starts on the b- or g-file
- - king nearly beginning to take piece
- - man on the board at the end of the day, one hears
- - British R&B singer, Beverley ...
- - Medieval warrior
- - Gawain or Galahad, say
- - Man on board a chivalrous warrior
- - Chivalrous freelancer, literally
- - Chivalrous type when it is dark, we hear
- - chesspiece which makes an l-shaped movement
- - "to serve man" (1950)
- - Gladys ..., vocalist backed by the Pips
- - On board, he usually looks a bit horsy
- - Think about inspiring good man
- - one entitled to get moved on the board
- - A member of a certain Round Table
- - complete the name of this young irish soccer international: jason .............
- - Horseman on board?
- - Galahad, eg
- - Dignified person makes a cocktail after dark
- - Heavy metal armored soldier from the Middle Ages
- - Spoke of dark follower of monarch?
- - White........ (corporate rescuer)
- - Titled man
- - Old horseman (on board?)
- - Gladys or Ted
- - Co-star with Moore and Asner
- - ... of the Round Table
- - Galahad, e.g.
- - Honorary title
- - Round Table figure
- - Dragon fighter
- - End of break -- almost time for a piece by 14
- - Man entitled to be on board?
- - Man of darkness, according to report
- - Mail man?
- - B.C. Inlet
- - Rank below baronet
- - Chevalier
- - Board member to consider retiring around end of spring
- - Start on the first letter and finish on the last after 23 moves
- - Man whose limit may be one across and two down?
- - Consider rising up to capture grand nobleman
- - Joust competitor
- - Person at the Round Table
- - One next to a bishop
- - Tilting figure
- - One with shining armor
- - Certain tilter
- - Caballero
- - Jumping piece
- - Equine piece
- - Mail carrier?
- - Round Table sitter
- - Andrew Lloyd Webber, for one
- - Armor-plated horseman
- - Order of the Garter member
- - Gawain or Galahad
- - Lancelot, e.g.
- - Sacramento is his capital.
- - Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
- - Governor of California.
- - Round Table member
- - One of the Canterbury pilgrims
- - Piece for Magnus Carlsen
- - Dub
- - Chessman.
- - Canterbury pilgrim
- - Board member
- - Dungeons & Dragons figure
- - Chivalric warrior
- - Beatboxer who became popular on TikTok, Spencer ....
- - Arthurian legend hero
- - Has he a black time at the weekend?
- - Could he arrange for the king to have a little extra height?
- - Sounds like dark piece
- - Londons Globe for one
- - The playhouse is a treat he negotiates
- - may be well patronised at playtime
- - The Stage article about enthralling atmosphere
- - Plays with the rate of exchange
- - what the entertainment manager has to pay for dramatic advertisement
- - domain of the olivier awards
- - A place for dramatic performance
- - Ether may be found around at this place
- - The fixed rate for a place of entertainment
- - it may be occupied by the stall-holder
- - it provides entertainment at playtime
- - Consume refreshments initially in the Criterion, perhaps
- - Roughly at three, drama staged here
- - Worry rook gets into the arts arena
- - An area in which dramatic performances are given, Brit.
- - dramatic space at the hospital
- - he produces a commentary on the play
- - Globe ...... (place where many Shakespeare plays debuted)
- - A series of "insurmountable obstacles on the road to imminent disaster," per Tom Stoppard
- - The Globe, for one
- - Shakespeare's Globe, for one
- - Globe, for one
- - The Globe, e.g.
- - Globe, e.g.
- - London's Globe
- - Globe, Rose or Swan
- - Savoy or Globe, e.g.
- - Part of the Lincoln Center.
- - Home of one of the arts.
- - Consume Romeo in the auditorium
- - Rate revised in the playhouse
- - Shakespeare's Globe, e.g
- - Lecture room: initially adjust temperature in there
- - London's Globe, for one
- - Consume rook in the arts arena
- - Building for the dramatic arts
- - Eat rook found the arts arena
- - Rate revised within the playhouse
- - Tear the dress in the gate
- - Tear faked after the histrionics
- - Art recreated within you for public performance
- - There, a tragedy initially is held
- - Where audiences may be present at three plays
- - At that place catching a thespian's opening?
- - A conclusion to act is seen in there
- - One of the arts.
- - globe perhaps needing some urgent heat reduction
- - the old globe, e.g.
- - performance there at the globe, perhaps
- - occasionally starred admitting passion for stage
- - Which hospital facility got its name from when it had rings of seats for onlookers?
- - playhouse used for treat he arranged
- - Mad Hatter outside east hospital room
- - place of operations
- - Consoling comment about reservists retreating in field of operations
- - its successes and failures are naturally dramatic
- - scene of surgical work
- - New threat involving English playhouse
- - one doesn't expect people to play here when it's operating
- - place of dramatic operations
- - Surgeon's operating area
- - Playhouse in August heat, red-hot
- - Scene of operations
- - In which to see plays, or surgery!
- - dramatic revelations are normal here
- - Space used by surgeons?
- - Location of hospital drama?
- - Drama and passion in plane possibly losing tail
- - Part of showbiz article describing ex-actor's odd parts
- - Operations room where available guards are transferred to begin with
- - setting for a play
- - Pressure on after time in war zone
- - overseas play area?
- - surgery chamber
- - Cuts made here where players work?
- - scene of operations where dramatic events take place
- - this may be a stage in one's career
- - Tories oddly without passion in operations room
- - Area of operations
- - Heading for tie-break, period of excitement about play area
- - A patient finally brought into that place?
- - For which Shaw wrote two articles, three on odd occasions
- - Novel by W. S. Maugham.
- - Indie band Vinyl ......
- - Drama, poshly
- - Canadian playground?
- - Art of writing and producing plays
- - It has wings and flies
- - Play house?
- - Play place (Var.)
- - Awful threat involving English playhouse
- - Drama in that place, welcoming cheers going up
- - In that place, catching a tragedy's opening?
- - British play venue
- - London's Victoria Palace, for one
- - West End destination
- - British play ground?
- - Locale for an Olivier Award winner
- - West End attraction
- - It has wings but doesn't fly
- - Gielgud's love
- - Covent Garden, e.g.
- - Action area in Britain
- - Garrick's milieu
- - American Ballet ......
- - British show place
- - Shubert, e.g.
- - Haymarket attraction
- - Covent Garden, for example
- - Haymarket building
- - Ireland's Abbey ......
- - Form of entertainment.
- - Opera house.
- - Lincoln Center feature.
- - Part of ANTA.
- - Place of amusement.
- - Sphere of operation.
- - Space for dramatic art or surgery
- - Auditorium
- - Time pressure on in playhouse
- - Drama venue, in London
- - That place accommodating a thespian's debut?
- - National, say, location for operational staff
- - Where comedy may be performed that may leave you in stitches?
- - Time pressure on in dramatic setting
- - Latent heat remaining should conceal drama
- - Royal Shakespeare Company's work
- - Regularly acts in that place
- - Space for dramatic art and surgery
- - Part of hospital
- - Building for dramatic art
- - Audience engaged in that place
- - Apollo Victoria ...... (London performing arts venue)
- - Play place in London
- - Room for surgery
- - London's Old Vic, for one
- - Pressure on after time in auditorium
- - Some loathe a treatment room in hospital
- - A tether (anag.)
- - Building for dramas
- - .... arts
- - Part of hospital where tragedies may be played out
- - Operations room
- - World of drama
- - Number moving right to snare volunteers retreating in war zone
- - A tragedy's beginning in that place?
- - Conclusive exclamation about unlimited data in field of operations
- - A tragedy's opening in that place?
- - Comedy version of this is now Harold Pinter drama
- - Where you may end up in stitches in more ways than one
- - Plays in that position, hugging a touchline initially
- - Threaten manoeuvres circumventing new base of operations
- - Where ham might be warm after temperature starts to rise excessively
- - West End playhouse
- - Place of entertainment
- - Operating room
- - Newspaper section.
- - Playhouse.
- - Masterpiece
- - Show place?
- - Start to think about limiting high temperature in place of surgery
- - Building designed to house dramatic presentations
- - Stage ......
- - panto regularly seen in that place?
- - Novel by Maugham
- - Where Tree mostly would inspire enthusiasm!
- - article covers worry beginning to restrict field of operations
- - Where patrons pay to see flats?
- - action scene from 24 linked to unlimited enmity
- - Time and energy to include heart surgery here?
- - system of guiding beliefs
- - Mission statement's inspiration
- - Culture's fundamental character
- - [a group's] culture
- - Those changing people's general character and attitudes
- - Group's basic ethics and cultural values
- - So the shiftiness is due to people's general attitudes, etc
- - Guiding beliefs or core philosophy
- - European's keeping still that produces spirit
- - group's core beliefs
- - Guiding beliefs of a group
- - Group cultural values
- - Character of a group
- - Group attitudes
- - Culture's belief system
- - Cultural values of a group
- - Spirit of a group
- - Moral beliefs of a group
- - Core philosophy
- - Underlying culture of a group
- - Society's spirit
- - Society's collective attitude
- - way of life, empty following pen
- - moral outlook
- - Personal philosophy or underlying set of principles
- - Spirit seen in Datchet hospital
- - Mindset, code
- - Character from Porridge breaks into vault which ends in trouble
- - the spirit of those characters
- - habitual character of those back to front
- - Character of those who are different
- - ethics of a community
- - Characterful spirit English drunk served up around hotel
- - characteristic spirit of european seen with thomas
- - characteristic spirit of those changing
- - ..., pathos and logos
- - Character an old letter once used by mapmakers
- - Fundamental character of a person or community
- - Distinctive spirit of community
- - Spirit pet hops quietly away
- - Distinctive spirit of those putting English first
- - Those back to front types have a characteristic spirit
- - so the habitual character needs to be adapted
- - those reformed show spirit
- - Even parts of death throes exhibit distinctive character
- - Appeal to authority
- - Character caught by musket hospitalised
- - character regularly sat on the stage facing the wrong way
- - characteristic spirit of head of economics, thomas
- - Distinctive spirit in Somerset hospital
- - those reformed show character
- - Character in chase caught with no shoes finally
- - Distinctive style of some Soviet hosts
- - English musketeer lacks a moral code
- - Distinguishing moral nature
- - distinctive spirit
- - bottled water brand sold at starbucks
- - Personal values
- - Character of a community
- - Character of a culture
- - Societal standards and such
- - Set of cultural values
- - Cultural characteristics
- - Distinctive spirit of a people
- - Underlying values
- - Moral character
- - Groupthink
- - Fundamental values of a community
- - Fundamental values
- - Fundamental character of a culture
- - Distinctive character of a people
- - Underlying character
- - Spirit of a community
- - Societal spirit
- - Societal guidelines
- - Exiled leader of Iran
- - Toppled Iranian leader of 1979
- - Old ruler has unruly head of hair
- - Iran leader, once
- - ...... of Iran
- - Ruler of the Persian Empire
- - the title for the former hereditary monarch of iran
- - Ruler's title from which the word 'chess' is derived
- - Iranian "king"
- - Iranian ruler exiled in 1979
- - Leader replaced by an ayatollah
- - Iranian leader, once
- - Old Iranian title
- - Ayatollah predecessor
- - Persian king
- - Tehran bigwig, once
- - Pahlavi, for one
- - World leader in 1979 headlines
- - Persian VIP
- - Pahlavi's title
- - Bygone monarch
- - Monarch.
- - Eastern ruler
- - Mideast V.I.P.
- - Mideast ruler
- - See 65-Across
- - hindi film star .... rukh khan
- - leader overthrown in 1979
- - iranian ruler reza ...., toppled in 1977 revolution
- - Former Mideast VIP
- - Former Irani ruler
- - Push a hoop round old ruler
- - former iranian leader starts to show here amazing humility
- - One-time Iranian leader
- - Energized
- - improved taking health resort shower
- - Renewed quote to bring forward end building
- - Updated, as a Web page
- - Like some web pages and memories
- - Updated, as pages
- - Loaded again, as a Web page
- - Invigorated.
- - Stimulated