9-Letter Words Starting with H

Habdalah

Habitude

Pl. hacendados also haciendados The owner or manager of a hacienda.

Big Spanish ranches

South-of-the-border spreads

Spanish ranches.

Trite (expression)

Cut and dried

Year in poverty after horse is worn-out

Extinct duck-billed beast

Hagadist

Haggadah

Judaism A haggadic writer.

Judaism

In a haggard manner.

Haunted by anxieties

A Greek, in secret, is henpecked

Strangely daring, he'd been beset by women

Hagride

Hairband

Halidome

Halliard

Hardy Adam undone by snake

Large poisonous Indian snake

Adam Hardy tamed snake

Hard rubber spheres

Clangers that could be dropped (wordplay)

Ads of a sort

Printed notices

Fliers

Formed or shaped with a hand-held blowpipe: handblown goblets.

Manuals

Wheelbarrows stand around ruined arch

Vendors' wagons.

Greeting gesture (in 3 down)

Grip symbolizing friendship or agreement

Like running water, perhaps, left by snake as a gesture of friendship (wordplay)

Tailoring, e.g

4 inch boxes for bracelets

Magician's prop

Restraints for magicians

Handfast

Handgrip

Handheld

Mountain-climbers' grips

Climbing aids

Headgear within easy reach (wordplay)

Fairway hazards (wordplay)

Burdens imposed to level odds

Convenience

Such dexterity apparently does not come by the foot

How a drink ruined its production

Do-it-yourself production.

Manual creation

Cyclist's mustache (wordplay)

Properly manage the pub or on your bike!

Kind of moustache (for a cyclist?)

Handling

Handlist

Handloom

Attendants, old style.

They often go wrong in relays

Doesn't just choose randomly

Selects carefully

Chooses personally

Small printing device

Gutenberg device

What a biometric security scanner scans

Means of support (wordplay)

Providers of stability on stairs

Stair adjuncts.

""HANDSEL to give a good luck gift to, also HANSEL""

Nervous greeting (wordplay)

Deal clincher, perhaps

Comical greeting (wordplay)

More substantial, as a profit

Better formed.

Comelier

""A bar or lever, generally of wood, used in a windlass or capstan, for heaving anchor, and, in modified forms, for various purposes.""

Gym whim (wordplay)

Palms-down feat

Part of a gymnastic routine

""Any wheel worked by hand; esp., one the rim of which serves as the handle by which a valve, car brake, or other part is adjusted.""

Handwork

Made by craft working down in harbour

Like some decorative baskets

Eschew the word processor

Manually print

English word

Hangbird

Hansel

Twice-funny chance (wordplay)

Careless or random

Doubly a matter of chance

Lectured in a loud aggressive manner

Lectured hard and fought to pen article

Heard a gun and was forceful about it in a manner of speaking

Retained, as of a grudge

Sheltered bower he would go around

Going around the old city Deborah somehow gets entertained

Tough defenders booked (wordplay)

Book these tough defenders!

They're bound not to be like penguins

Hardball

DIY material

Sheet made from compressed sawdust and resin

Stiff sheet(s) of compressed wood pulp etc

Hardboot

; Hardcover.

Describing a paperback's dearer relative

First printing, often

Paperback alternative

Hardedge

Substances in paint.

Paint additives

Setting

Hardhack

Stubborn ones

Mules

Comic partner told of gangster's resilience

Hard for one to be near gangster with old-fashioned daring

Courage.

Hardihood; boldness; courage; energetic action.

Quality of desert flora

Robust quality

Able to endure, I'd turn up in what is tough

Uncompromising folks

Privations

Travails

Trials

Paved area for parking

Hardtack

Hardware

Warder hid criminal unable to be changed

Given job around sick ward, being determined

Technology magazine that's difficult to follow (wordplay)

Hardwire

Lumber for floors

Beech and hickory

Used to dress a hen quite differently

Geared, as draft animals.

Put to use

Speared, as a whale

Stuck in the sea

Hags and nags

Bad-tempered old women

Scolds.

Here hands become coarsened and tough

Became unpleasantly stern

Harumph

Dealt with the outcrop (wordplay)

Farmed the runs (wordplay)

Gathered the crops

Hashhead

HATCHEL to separate flax fibres with a comb

Haulyard

Havdalah

Hawkweed

Farmer's specialty.

Source of fodder.

Hid safely disguised where grasses grow

Gambling

Like a live wire (wordplay)

Carrying risk, dangerous

Very risky, dangerous

Pa in on top (wordplay)

The principal longs to have problems

Major nuisances

Do loops (wordplay)

Accessories for sweaters (wordplay)

Tennis accessories

Pillow backing, perhaps

What the chairman does on the bed!

*Place to prop a pillow

Topping speech at stag do (wordplay)

Hat or tiara, say

Bean covering (wordplay)

Beauty spot (wordplay)

One way to dive

Without thinking, race around dead trees

Headgate

Parts of harnesses

Recruits, in the lingo

Recruits, in a way

Attempts to recruit personnel from other companies

Thrill one found between promontories

State of intoxication

Intoxicating quality

Dome lights (wordplay)

Lights at the front of a vehicle

Nothing that's light on the side

They run head first into the water

Ground on top out into the sea

Promontories

Halo for a late motorist (wordplay)

Bright lamp on front of car etc

Part of a car.

Old man with wrinkles given publicity

Had the top billing

Was the star indeed almost half destroyed (wordplay)

Star inside of a hat (wordplay)

Cast her in lead (wordplay)

Inside of a hat (wordplay)

Facial wrinkles (wordplay)

Furrows in one's brow (wordplay)

*Furrowed brows (wordplay)

Holds preceding noogies, maybe

Full nelsons, for example

Wrestling holds

Headnote

Deejay's equipment

Radio operator's gear

Onion ring helps hearing

Item of armour wasn't disturbed, we hear

Ice heaped over protective wear

Perhaps this might have crossed your mind illustratively opening a chapter

Headrace

Props for beans

Pillows for bosses about to sleep

Parts of barbers' chairs

Headroom

Headsail

Headship

State of mind

Seems the top's right up in the bridle

Head is high in harness

Part of a bridle.

Yoga practitioner's shirshasana

Acrobat's stunt

Upside-down posture

Headstay

A part (usually separate from the bed or frame) for supporting some of the principal working parts of a machine

Monument of leader's character

Memorial on a grave

Slab marking a grave

Source of a river

Source of a stream

Beginning of a river~~Bed part

Concerns for sailors and pilots

Yachting challenges

His Excellency says more about victory blows

Headword

Headwork

Gave heed (to)

Got it, by the sound of it,

Gave ear to

Encouraged in cardiac way (wordplay)

Encouraged to listen to Edward X

Listen to Edward X; that'll buck you up

Vital region for a worm (wordplay)

*Vital central section of a country

Strategic central region

""The hard, central part of the trunk of a tree, consisting of the old and matured wood, and usually differing in color from the outer layers. It is technically known as duramen, and distinguished from the softer sapwood or alburnum. duramen, and distinguished from the softer sapwood or alburnum.""

English word

Hebdomad

Made dull

Hebetude

Hebraize

Large prickly rodents

Sega's Sonic et al.

They're anything but spineless

Flies close to the ground

Flies very close to the ground

Flies low, while spraying

Hedgepig

Lines of shrubs

Here flourished hogweeds, right (wordplay)

HEDGING the work of a hedger

Hedonism

Good-time Charlies

Pursuers of pleasure.

Direly dishonest sybarites

HEEDFUL paying close attention

Helicoid

A fiendish person.

Devilish sort

Mythical watchdog

Hemolyze

Hempseed

Hempweed

Figure of speech had Sidney bewildered

Sidney had curled up nice and warm, maybe

Of husband, bullied as by domestic fowl

What most comic strip husbands are.

Submissive, in a way

Hepatize

Film trailer's task

Announcing with fanfare.

Proclaiming

Substance toxic to plants

Substance for killing weeds

Chemical agent that destroys plants

As covered by this contract

In accordance with this document...

Herniate

Waited as the tide turned

Showed uncertainty as the tide went out

He said I was included but dithered

Inclining toward heresy.

Against accepted dogma

Unconventional

""A series of six notes, with a semitone between the third and fourth, the other intervals being whole tones.""

English word

English word

Hiccup

""An emeraldgreen variety of spodumene found in North Carolina; lithia emerald, used as a gem.""

Treehouses and such

Places with no telephones.

Relatives of ivory towers.

Splash (with liquid)

Kid perhaps destined to be conventional

Restricted like cattle

Abstract noun (-ity)

House idly refurbished in a frightful way

Nearly retreat, knowing how ugly sisters behave (wordplay)

Horribly

Hidrotic

Ancient Greek temple slave

Go here for indigenous games

Where to go for the games

Part of Scotland.

Highroad

What kids might roll down

They meet at a summit

Sites for ski bunnies

""The posterior of the three principal divisions of the brain, including the epencephalon and metencephalon. Sometimes restricted to the epencephalon only. epencephalon only.""

Progress preventers

They obstruct retired NHS doctor, wasting time

Retarders

So to get a deer to Ireland? Gee, that's no help!

Back to Ireland? Gee, that'll be no help to you!

'Not sounding for Ireland? Gee, that's no help! (9)'

Nicer hand (anagram)

CNN hired a drunk with an impediment

Exotic dancer seen by husband in bar

Perfect vantage point (wordplay)

Why one sat on one's glasses (wordplay)

Moon (wordplay)

HIPPIE a nonconformist

Hirsel

Constituent of many proteins

Histidin

Billboards, in Britain

Got raspy, as a voice

Carrier holds aptly named football manager having strained his voice (wordplay)

Like loggers' boots

Schmoozed (with)

Spent time together, socialised

Was palsy-walsy

Hodaddy

Tracer for ionizing particles

LARGE CASKS

Hoiden

Adjective (-ic)

Holdback

Holdfast

Ones remaining in office: Colloq.

Ones remaining in office Colloq.

Passport indeed put in storage compartment, as went on leave

HOLIDAY to take a vacation

Holytide

Going back to base in spring

Homebred

Pilgrims leave them