9-Letter Words Containing H

Clean-up committee (wordplay)

Bumpy kind of road.

Jug band percussion instrument

Washbowl

Bather's need

Towel companion

Bathroom linen

""A man who washes clothes, esp. for hire, or for others.""

WASHER to fit with a washer of small valve

Laundry spot

Psychedelic stuff from the Evergreen State (wordplay)

Where a pitcher may rest

Piece of furniture with a basin

Cleaning lady

Variant of washerwoman .

In a spiteful manner

(Of TV programme) moderately enjoyable

Observe Aerosmith (wordplay)

Jewelry item

Timepiece attachment

Monitor assignment for a detective providing timely protection (wordplay)

Providing protection for valuable item? It's what gallery attendants do

Home security units that eat

They bark when strangers enter the house

Protectors of public interest

Watcheye

Watchout

Maxim of the spectator (wordplay)

Guard what one says - a good maxim

Signal to take care with message

The Great Divide is one

TV transition saw three-D broadcast

Event marking a turning point

Watthour

Waucht

Waught

English word

Get richer working with real energy

More well-off

In a higher bracket.

In a wealthy manner; richly.

Worn by wind

Survived a storm

Successfully endured exposure

""Working, or able to sail, close to the wind; as, a weatherly ship. as, a weatherly ship.""

Good time to retire early (wordplay)

Sir Shorty (wordplay)

Tiny paladin (or Monday evening)

Capable of being weighed.

Weighter

More meaningful

Not lightly cunning about 8

Heavily hanging around, by the sound of it

Sounds as if one ate, hanging heavily around in the wing

Not, by the sound of it, a lady in this and not making light of it

Wellhead

Wet shafts

What about Icke's broadcast? Most odd

""A form of vessel, often with steam power, having sharp ends and a very convex upper deck, much used on the Great Lakes, esp. for carrying grain.""

Inuit's transport

The Pequod in "Moby Dick," for example

Harpooner's vessel

How baleen changes (wordplay)

Seen in corsets, horny stuff!

How baleen is processed (wordplay)

Adjective meaning resembling

Wharfage

Whatsis

Do little birds get a grain of sound (wordplay)

Coaxers

Inveigling, coaxing

Turning to smother daughter in act of flattery

Care taken by liberal in section of party to offer flattery

It'll always be long in a limo

Source of power

Distance between front and rear tires

Wheeling

Perhaps using skis, with the French slopes around them

A wheelman.

WHEELS wheel

""A combination of wheels, and their connection, in a machine or mechanism.""

Wheeple

Wheezy

Whelky

Whereas

Why so terribly old (wordplay)

O Romeo, Romeo! - art thou Romeo? (R&J)

It means "why," even in Romeo and Juliet

Whence

Quaint conjunction

For what purpose

At which point our nephew struggled

As a consequence

At which point

Position accompanied by what (wordplay)

By means of which

Wherry

It gives an edge to the news broadcast

He sent two bucks for sharpener

Agent for getting an edge on

Wheyface

Eh, any one is fine

Any one that

Whicker

Whiffler

Whiffle

Whimbrel

Betrayed fear

Capricious rule upholds that man thus

Fanciful or playful

Word for Milne's works.

Whinchat

Whinge

In a whining manner; in a tone of mean complaint.

Whinny

Sounding hoarse

How a horse might be complaining, eating noisily outside

""A provincial name given in England to basaltic rocks, and applied by miners to other kind of darkcolored unstratified rocks which resist the point of the pick. for example, to masses of chert. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt.""

Whipcord

Whippy

Whipping

Jerked in two directions at once

The rod or handle to which the lash of a whip is fastened.

Whiptail

Whipworm

Whirly

Top beetle (wordplay)

Spinning toy - dizzying events

Spinning top - water beetle

Charybdis, for one

Eddy's to play polo (wordplay)

Physical therapy device

A reeling blow (wordplay)

E.g. a dust devil

Fast-moving (figurative)

Whirry

Whisht

Like "Trade" and "Mark."

Catlike, in a way

Describes Bluebeard.

Spoke very softly

Spoke or uttered softly

Spoke in hushed tones

Hushed speaker

London colonel carries fashionable weight

Refs, at times

Wolf's action (wordplay)

Game fish blowing the gaff

Making music through pursed lips

Bread used for catching fish (wordplay)

Young of herrings

Fish pasty temptation

Headwear for Vanna (wordplay)

Wind-whipped waves

Sign of rough seas

Clown's cover-up

Lake Placid's impressive mountain.

Hereford

Cod, whiting, etc

Plaice or cod etc.

Angler's catch in the Great Lakes

Hoary mathematician (wordplay)

Dermatologist's concern

Colson whose 2019 "The Nickel Boys" is based on a true horror story

Certain shoe polishes

Toothpaste additives

Toothpaste ingredients

Quality of new-fallen snow

New thesis about anaemic look

Innocence.

Claim for many a toothpaste

Whiteout

Deer feature, perhaps

Virginia deer.

Tire on the road

Tire type with two-tone sidewall

Well, I thaw out tire

Milk bath (wordplay)

Betty's laundry (wordplay)

A very clean sweep (wordplay)

Part of a dove (wordplay)

""The soft and easilyworked wood of the tulip tree (Liriodendron). It is much used in cabinetwork, carriage building, etc. Liriodendron). It is much used in cabinetwork, carriage building, etc.""

Whitrack

Rural wood workers

Whittle

Whittret

Topnotch coiffurists (wordplay)

Hairdo for experts (wordplay)

Light shell (WW1 slang), firework

High-explosive shell used in World War I

Some mystery stories

Detective stories

Christie creations

Quite possibly the butler (wordplay)

Mystery rogue I hunt down

Mystery perplexed Hindu town

""The quality or state of being whole, entire, or sound; entireness; totality; completeness.""

This trade sells to retailers

Vast and indiscriminate

On a large scale

All of and part of it? Good for you!

All and not all? Good for you!

Healthy in body, taste or morals

WHOLIST a believer of holism

Going by at high speed

High snow drifts engulfing Oscar, going like the wind!

Whoosis

Whoredom

Whoreson

Any body (wordplay)

Legalistic pronoun

Anyone.

""The state of being a widow; the time during which a woman is widow; also, rarely, the state of being a widower.""

Wifehood

Winter weather factor

Freezing weather factor

Weather factor

""The kestrel; called also windbibber, windcuffer, windfanner. windbibber, windcuffer, windfanner.""

English word

Bistros.

Some terriers

AP shot, say

A.P. transmission

Pulled chicken leftovers (wordplay)

Some gridiron formations

Things to be pulled.

WISHFUL {desirous=adj}

Most like a hag

Witching

Adjective meaning resembling

WITCH to {bewitch=v}

Discontinued; shunning social contact

More than just reserved

Wingers under Sir Alf Ramsey

Bows out, as from a tournament

It sounds as if a tall boy always is when he leaves your presence

Gets money out of 6 across, assisted by grass up there

Witherer

Dying to be thin, I grew monstrously

In the company of Ireland - gee, it's dying!

In the company of Ireland, Gee, it has a drought!

""Barium carbonate occurring in white or gray sixsided twin crystals, and also in columnar or granular masses.""

Keeps (from)

Keeps back what 17 downs are

Takes out taxes, etc.

Bear displayed on a pedestal (wordplay)

Using empty shed to trap brown bear

Resist having to get up

Braved this awful time in the forest

Bore up.

Bore

Large dog, maybe Irish

Tall canine of Erin

Popular dog breed

WOLFISH {wolflike=adj}

Girl's future

Certain adult status

Woodchat

North American marmot

Rodent in a tongue twister

As reported, wouldn't keep a rodent

Fuel storage sites

Rural storage buildings

Everything"s had the chop in there and will get fired

Woolshed

Crossword puzzle constructor, for one

Writer with flair

Writer in news given by forger

Labour judiciary toil here!

Labour seat (wordplay)

Carpenter's table

What jockey must do to become drudge

Drudge has artist's creation to mount

Tireless toiler

Jail of a sort.

Where poor Brits labored

Labour betrays small manufacturing units

Passages in sci-fi books (wordplay)

Portals found in this puzzle

Hypothetical cosmic shortcuts

Worship

One in a congregation

This tower to a new design is most noble

Best time to hurry when caught in crush (wordplay)

Contemptible ("King Henry VI, Part III")

Of no value

Having no value

Wrathy

Wreathe

On the pull, around end of bar, pulling

Twisting badly

Twisting suddenly

Heights in BrontO novel

Book by Emily Bronte

Xanthate

Xanthein

Xanthene

Xanthine

Xanthoma

Xanthone

Xenolith

Fan of things foreign

Lover of foreigners

One who fears foreigners

One afraid of strangers

One afraid of foreigners

English word

XEROPHILE

Plant suited to desert regions.

Plant, eg cactus, able to inhabit places with little water

""An engraving on wood, or the impression from such an engraving; a print by xylography.""

Instrument with wooden bars to be struck

Patrick Moore's instrument

It can be hammered in the pit

Yachting

Sir Francis Chichester, perhaps

Vanderbilt or Lipton

Member of sailing crew

Sailors

Yahooism

Yahrzeit

Turkish sabers

Hue and cry, having nothing to desire

Similar to the colour of an egg yolk

To show pain is hard and a bit cowardly

Yeshivah

Yeshiva

Yoghourt

""A poisonous alkaloid, C 21 H 26 N 2 O 3 , derived from the bark of a tree, Corynanthe yohimbe, and formerly used as an aphrodisiac, a local anesthetic, and a mydriatic.""

Youthen

Zecchino

Informal An indeterminately huge number.

Certain string musician

Zoochore

Deities in the form of animals