9-Letter Words Starting with H

Sleeveless coat of mail

Sleeveless coat of mail or scale armour

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

Bridle? Not a bit of it!

Further behind horse, a bridle

Headgear for a horse

Hackwork

Extinct duck-billed beast

English word

Haftorah

Haftorah

Judaism

'Old wives' tales? N, more saintly (9)'

Saintly crone study, by the sound of it

Saint book not by Charteris

Summon actress Sharon (wordplay)

What a chilly welcome to rock!

Golf-ball comparison (wordplay)

Hard water fall (wordplay)

Hardly bad weather!

Frozen rain squall

Stuff or cloth made wholly or in part of hair.

Hairlock

Hairwork

Hairworm

Halation

Halazone

Flats and sharps

Certain photoengravings.

Octave twelfths

Halidome

HALITE a mineral

Mint condition (wordplay)

Ruiner of a kiss, maybe

Technically, bad breath

Halloa

Halloo

Hallower

Rendering holy greeting when meeting extreme group (wordplay)

A vertical gradient in ocean salinity.

English word

An organism that requires a salty environment.

""A plant found growing in salt marshes, or in the sea.""

""A colorless nonflammable liquid, C 2 HBrClF 3 , used as an inhalant anesthetic.""

Hambone

Podiatrist's concern

At home, mater treated foot problem

Condition induced by foot-tapping (wordplay)

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

Manuals

Mountain-climbers' grips

Climbing aids

How a drink ruined its production

Do-it-yourself production.

Manual creation

Handloom

They often go wrong in relays

More substantial, as a profit

Better formed.

Comelier

Handwork

Made by craft working down in harbour

Like some decorative baskets

English word

Party followers, perhaps

Aftermaths of binges

Spree aftermaths

Haphtara

Wooster for Worcester.

HAPLONT an organism with a particular chromosomal structure

Haplopia

English word

Shelter; entertainment.

Shelter providers

""HARBOR to shelter, also HARBOUR""

Harbor

Retained, as of a grudge

Sheltered bower he would go around

Going around the old city Deborah somehow gets entertained

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

Comic partner told of gangster's resilience

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

Courage.

Uncompromising folks

Lumber for floors

Beech and hickory

Blues player, maybe

Benjamin Franklin invented one

Small wind instrument

Notes Cornish ma getting agitated

The study of musical sound

Musical science

Arranger's concerns

Barbershop quartet productions

Hotel hosts old and new boring music

Sing as one

Combine notes to make chords

Sing a pleasing combination of notes

Pedalled-bellows instrument

Keyboard instrument

Keyboard instrument - a minor hum (anagram)

Sing barbershop-style

Make a pleasing visual combination

Agree minor changes in film

Speared, as a whale

Stuck in the sea

Queequeg, in "Moby-Dick"

Queequeg, for example

Captain Ahab, ultimately

Harrower

Breaking up soil or distressing greatly

Very distressing fieldwork

Very painful work for the farmer

Deer's antler

Red-deer's antler

Heartless oriental deprived of smelling salts

English word

Havelock

Havocker

Devastating, laying waste

Hawkmoth

Hawknose

English word

Has thrown away more than one of those from Rose's family

Like a live wire (wordplay)

Carrying risk, dangerous

Very risky, dangerous

Pillow backing, perhaps

What the chairman does on the bed!

*Place to prop a pillow

Holds preceding noogies, maybe

Full nelsons, for example

Wrestling holds

Headnote

Deejay's equipment

Radio operator's gear

Onion ring helps hearing

Headroom

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

Headword

Headwork

Lively, especially in Scotland

Others are awfully distressed

Full of grief

Beyond blue

""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

English word

Hebdomad

Public sacrifices so Macbeth may be seen

Weight displacing the cargo mark

Match-goer dissolving in the mass

Metric unit

Activity in a hostile crowd

Bullying, like a victim of Achilles

Blustering Trojan warrior cringes at heart

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

Lines of shrubs

Here flourished hogweeds, right (wordplay)

Hedonism

Good-time Charlies

Pursuers of pleasure.

Direly dishonest sybarites

Heelpost

Chime gone off, denoting leadership in the league

Ruling.

In a wicked and odious manner

Outrageously wickedly

Boatman saved from abuse in holy order, shockingly

They've been in families for generations

Passed-down valuables

Oxygen, say, emerges from parts of estate

Helicoid

Helicopt

Device that generates solar power

Sunbeam reflector

English word

Short pile (anagram)

Termini for short-range aircraft.

Terminals for rotary-wing aircraft.

Helistop

Hellbox

A composition for infernal purposes; a magical preparation.

The blooming, poisoned blazes 'e endured

Winter-flowering plant

That's a blooming hot spot 'e endured

Unpleasant places

A fiendish person.

Devilish sort

Mythical watchdog

Helotage

Helotism

Helotry

Hematoma

Hemiolia

Hemocoel

Hemocyte

English word

Hemolyse

English word

The lysis of erythrocytes with the release of hemoglobin; the breaking apart of red blood cells in the blood.

Of or pertaining to hemolysis; causing hemolysis.

Hemolyze

Hemolyze

Surgeons' devices

Structures with many layers (wordplay)

Structures with many layers

Places for poultry

Hepatoma

Some geometric figures

Seven-sided figures

Geometric figures.

Grass-eating animal

Plant-eating animal

Eater of plants

HERBIVORE One of the Herbivora.

In this vicinity

In this region

In the vicinity

HEROINE a brave woman

Heroize

Heronry

English word

Inclining toward heresy.

Against accepted dogma

Unconventional

Three worked on my back - it's bowed, for example

HETEROS hetero

""A figure of speech by which one form of a noun, verb, or pronoun, and the like, is used for another, as in the sentence: "What is life to such as me?" me?"""

HETERO a heterosexual

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

Shaped like the cells in a honeycomb

Like typical snowflakes

Six-sided like geometric figure

English word

Breathes spasmodically (Var.)

Breathes spasmodically

Some hardwoods

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

Persons of erudite tastes

Highroad

Most memorable moments for mountaineers

The best parts of holidays in mountains (wordplay)

Mysterious ghost ship's most interesting parts

Uriah's oil (anagram)

A total card

Like a very successful comedian

Hilloa

Himation

HIPPIE a nonconformist

Spiced wine of yore.

Spiced wine, or Sapphic cocktail

Histogen

Bloke's weight is entertaining to chart

Fonteyn reflects on the man's analysis

Chart man's got up to stuff

Branch of biology, studies the structure of tissue

Microscopic study of plant and animal tissues

Branch of biology that studies the microscopic structure of tissue

Past master (wordplay)

Gibbon, for one

Scholar in thin air so flustered

Welcome novels, books about the past

Herodotus output

Hello to the tales of Conservatives he has known

Hizzoner

Hoactzin

Billboards, in Britain

Part of a Christmas land-scape

Proof of a cold night

Phenomenon of a chilly dawn.

The state of being hoary.

Got raspy, as a voice

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

Hoatzin

They do what they like

Collectors, often

Pastime pursuers

Horror novel by John Coyne

Nemesis for Spiderman

Bugbear or bugaboo

Like loggers' boots

Schmoozed (with)

Spent time together, socialised

Was palsy-walsy

HOBNOB to associate with in a friendly way

Gets quick cash from brewery stock (wordplay)

Hocus

Hodaddy

Tracer for ionizing particles

Hogfish

""HOGGISH coarsely selfish, also HOGLIKE""

Hogmanay

Hogmenay

LARGE CASKS

Hogtie

Hogwash

Hoiden

Corn-filled state

Adjective (-ic)

Holdback

Holdfast