2-Letter Words Ending in H

Dullard's comeback (wordplay)

Morse morsel (wordplay)

Long part of an old message (wordplay)

Old Saxon letter

Anglo-Saxon "th."

Crossed "d" letter

Hurry between barrels (wordplay)

Board opening (wordplay)

Range line (wordplay)

Tell us the juicy details!

Home plate, in slang (hint #5)

Spread, like dirt (wordplay)

Acts like King James (wordplay)

Does once (wordplay)

Does in the Dark Ages (wordplay)

10th Hebrew letter

Tenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet

10th letter of the Hebrew alphabet

To remove ash from

Perhaps wolf wearing red suits killing

It's as sure as taxes, so they say

Late period (wordplay)

Intensity (of emotion)

Charges that followed U-boats (wordplay)

What a plumb gauges

The last place to fight (wordplay)

Throw away (sl.)

Begin doubting urge to discard

Acts of the Apostles (wordplay)

Accomplishes, at least once (wordplay)

Performs, old-style

Money from party that's awful!

Money, they say, is needed to get a rise

Breadmaker's dinero (wordplay)

""To nudge, also DUNSH""

Cockney missus from Amsterdam (wordplay)

The wife's language!

Partner from Amsterdam (wordplay)

""To nag, also NOODGE""

Beam across the swimming pool (wordplay)

Side to side (wordplay)

Perhaps abroad from side to side

""The fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, also DALED, DALETH""

Letter after gimel

Letter between gimel and he

Hebrew alphabets 4th letter

Like Hamlet or bacon (wordplay)

Cheese pastry, perhaps

Coffee accompaniment, maybe

A short age (wordplay)

Hundreds have a shortage of soil

Scarceness or lack

Could each T.D. split off like this!

Cut along the dotted line, say

His timid love song (T. S. Eliot)

""A cereal grain, also DOURA""

Not wanting to fight, say

Advocating detente, for example

Against the war

Dismal as Germany and her empire

Wet independent unseating Nationalist could be dismal for Scots

""Dreary, also DREICH""

Shower the coach with Gatorade, say

Children! Children! You're getting wet!

5 about right for swamp

{dreary=adj}

Dry spell variable

Dry spell Var.

Farmer's fear

Fairly arid

Dishy redhead turns out to be rather dull

Weekend cowboy-like

""A seat on an elephant's back, also HOWDAH""

Jumbo-sized transport (wordplay)

Elephant rider's spot

Seat on an elephant

Somewhat world-weary

Like Rosinante

""An enclosure for elephants, also KHEDA, KHEDAH""

""An enclosure for elephants, also KEDDAH, KHEDA""

Letter after kaph variable

Hebrew letter.

Fashionable second aerial (wordplay)

Second course with it (wordplay)

Order up food that's trendy

A bit peculiar

A bit unusual

Sort of strange

On the wrong side of 30 say

Getting on in years.

Not very recent

""A curtain used in India to seclude women, also PURDAH, PURDA""

Isolation is back up the road ... ah!

Terribly hard up in seclusion

Hard up for change in a secluded place

The paparazzi (wordplay)

Salad ingredient, perhaps

Salad item, perhaps

An African bird

Predominantly black African weaver-bird

African weaver had risen, supporting cause

Somewhat broad

Rather broad

Showing signs of recession (wordplay)

Somewhat spotty on top (wordplay)

Lacking full coverage, in a way

The scope of the Bard (wordplay)

Red bath (anagram)

The measure of the Bard (wordplay)

Ill-bred, so fly to hospital

Like an ill-bred rotter

Ungentlemanly sort of behaviour

Shawl enveloping Muslim women

New England specialty

Martha's Vineyard catch

Symbol of Boston.

Like some spring days

Pass food which is cool

Child so wrapped up in wintry weather like this

A bit wet, mother? Fiddle-de-dee!

A wee bit wet

Kind of wet

Rash kid (anagram)

Not so bright.

I'd got involved with a dusky shark

Somewhat hard of hearing

Corrupt H3 taking a turn (wordplay)

Make dissolute head cub reform

Debate such set-up ignored is corrupt

March out into the open

Come forth

Come into the open and turn the bed over - that hurt!

One of a Muslim sect (usually whirling!)

Muslim ascetic, maybe dancing

Whirling Muslim maybe,

Such as ph with f sound

The "ng" in "sing," for instance

The "th" in "the," for example

Either of two distinct forms

Hinged pair of pictures

Two-part painting

Painting in two panels

Couplet from parodist I cherished

Two lines from a parodist I cherish

Couplet from parodist I chuckled at

Boxer to drop a line to shark

Shark needs to follow trawl

Shark vessel circling bad fog

Canine

Akin to Ken (wordplay)

Resembling Barbie

Like Barbie

Stupid to get told off over his mess

Far from brainy.

Dull, stolid, stupid husband

Scholarly Spaniard injured shin

Likewise shod around the inn back there

Like a college teacher

Unusual ordinal

Offbeat ordinal

Twelfth

Plodding, like a worker

Slow, like a worker

Habitually slow

Rather tough to hold attention

Kinda boring

Not at all bright but a good looker possessing much attraction

{sad=adj}

Like a dunce

{dusky=adj}

This led to one's being well off - how weird!

Weird

Unearthly

Formed from the centre outward

In one year and out the other (wordplay)

Put in angle - in briefly (wordplay)

Having personal whims

Sticky stuff on peach is not bad

Fairly well-behaved.

Yucky fare, but not bad

A Jewish prayer

{childish=adj}

A Jewish prayer

Polite, perhaps

Feminine

A bit bold, as a tie

Kind of flashy

A bit raucous

A little crazy

Like a virgin (wordplay)

'Girly' mum - one very attractive lady

Explanation of Hebrew Scriptures.

Hebrew Scriptural exegesis.

Early Biblical commentary

Swimmer in cloudy water

Burrowing swimmer

""A sovereign, also PADISHAH""

Easily embarrassed, perhaps

Victorian, say

Puritanical priest, rather fresh

Flushed a bit, say

Like flushed cheeks, for many

That's a ruddy shady big sort of a plate

Salmon displaying communist angle!

Animal in a Dr. Seuss title

Reef-dwelling snapper

Like a warty croaker

Like a warty hopper

Like Dolores Umbridge, in Harry Potter books

Hot nudist refreshed with a funnel

Wooden funnel sounds like a heavy food vessel

Somewhat wild

Minos had monstrous counsel

Take to task

Scots man in a depression shows caution

Criticise maliciously (colloquial)

Criticise offensive opening

Criticise poor speaker

To wet thoroughly

*Pool for a robin (Thai baht)

Item in some gardens

Functional lawn adornment

Somewhat mild praise (wordplay)

Flatter on the flat side (wordplay)

Flatter sort of vanilla (wordplay)

Somewhat fair-haired

Flaxen

Wave about a meal of husks (wordplay)

Flourish a bit like Russell (wordplay)

Flourish (a weapon)

Kind of wide

Silly issue? His fault!

Almost cool meal suitable for infants

Almost cold food - typical of 15

Lumpy gazpacho perhaps left a little earlier

Awkward

Stolid

""A large passage boat, also DAHABIAH, DAHABIEH, DAHABIYA""

""A large passage boat, also DAHABEAH, DAHABIEH, DAHABIYA""

""A large passage boat, also DAHABEAH, DAHABIAH, DAHABIYA""

Boat is hot and quite smart

Like a fop

Vain prince informally introduced to beauty

A marine fish

Knock down (a building)

Knock down (building)

Knock down, say a building

To remove the gloss from

Send out - chest pad (anagram)

Send out of cash dept

Send off, kill

He's livid, agitated yet mischievous

Very difficult to deal with

Extreme inhumanity in beauty

Drawing instrument.

Drafting tool

Reduce in size

Make or become smaller

Get little beauty outside car

Military report (sent in haste?)

Send off, goods perhaps

Send off (mail)

Canine canines, for example

Mouldings in later Norman architecture

Canine's canines

Check canines (wordplay)

Canine of a sort

Architectural ornament

Animal's timepiece (wordplay)

Lookout time, at sea

The last shift

Somewhat dowdy

Airstream, in aeronautics.

Earthward airstream

Current that's forced lower in blue rinse

{drafty=adj}

Somewhat dreggy

A fish that makes a drumming sound

Unusually small (in stature)

Draw obtuse angle, rather small

Of very small stature

Weird and ghostly

Weird, sinister, ghostly

Strange children have time for new craze

Like tough crossword I finish in school

Finished (anagram) - demonic

Complex building finished

Fair prize perhaps for a little swimmer

Holds fig out for aquarium dweller

Pet that's easy to care for

""A Jewish ceremony, also HAVDALAH, HAVDOLOH""

Passover book

Passover ritual minor prophet, not I, had set up

""A Jewish ceremony, also HABDALAH, HAVDOLOH""

A marine fish

The oral opening of a hydra

A {bonefish=n}

May 15, for example

When the Ides is, roughly

The ides, e.g

A watch on a ship between midnight and four AM

Device plotting a travelled course; drag hoop (anagram)

It shows how far one's gone to follow discussion in American state

Mogul

Somewhat oval in shape

Like hand-drawn circles, often

Plump frog's insides, a French recipe

Somewhat boisterous

A marine fish

Hero, for one

Layer upon layer of food for a snack!

"Hero, " for one.

Juneberry.

'Fiery furnace' fellow

He escaped incineration

Fiery Furnace fellow

Messy cuff - that's annoying!

Strike you, darn it, as careless!

Messy hit-and-run (wordplay)

Priscilla Mullens' suitor.

Surname on the Mayflower

Alden spoke for him

Ozark angler's catch

Large-mouthed sea creature

Grunting, slimy-skinned swimmer

Apt to flatter

Like lackeys

Servile

Not modish

Roofed platform on a house

Gallery gives girl tumultuous hand

Roofed area on the side of a house

'N Sync's waist sizes (wordplay)

Range of radio frequencies

Internet user's concern

""A small fish (Amblyopsis spel\'91us) destitute of eyes, found in the waters of the Mammoth Cave, in Kentucky. Related fishes from other caves take the same name. Amblyopsis spel\'91us) destitute of eyes, found in the waters of the Mammoth Cave, in Kentucky. Related fishes from other caves take the same name.""

A sanguinary massacre

Total rout

A gory massacre - might be cleansing (wordplay)

Manta or octopus

Ray's plate holding bad piece of fruit

Undersea animal with a monstrous name

It's used in washing up

Kitchen worker's rag

Kitchen item

""Want of relish; dislike (of the palate or of the mind); distaste; a slight degree of disgust; as, a disrelish for some kinds of food. as, a disrelish for some kinds of food.""

Begin to work in specialist area with hospital providing cover for 14 (wordplay)

Resembling a dragon.

The watery fluid contained in the membranous labyrinth of the internal ear.

Mineral in mineral

Hard push up under butt for heavy person

Portly sort reinvented Homer, disheartened Pound

Tiny European bird

Small bird with yellow and black wings

Bird folding flailing wings in crash

Cellini, for one

Classic author or forger (wordplay)

Cellini, for example.

Judaism

Like a tomboy

Boisterously unladylike.

One per cent

Barbarian doctor botched the D & C

Red-hot Hindu nuts, withdrawing 10%

One dictionary reversed diagram of symbol

Noisemaker of sorts

Braggart with noisy oral orifice

Ear-splitting yakker

One million deaths. Used as a unit in reference to nuclear warfare.

Old-time prospector

For being sulky, use...

Leaven for making bread

""An American market fish (Ch\'91todipterus faber) common on the southern coasts; called also angel fish, moonfish, and porgy. Ch\'91todipterus faber) common on the southern coasts; called also angel fish, moonfish, and porgy.""

SPIDER a type of {arachnid=n}

Fencer's favorite entree (wordplay)

Catch of the day, perhaps

Steak from the sea

Crossword puzzle constructor, for one

Writer with flair

Writer in news given by forger

Track event for those less hirsute?

Race that's less hairy (wordplay)

Rhubarb a smidgen less hairy (wordplay)

BOUNDER one that {bounds=v}

Fine woolen fabric

'The narrow way': the clergy's material

Densely woven fabric

""A marine fish (Thaleichthys Pacificus), allied to the smelt, found on the north Pacific coast; called also eulachon. It is so oily that, when dried, it may be used as a candle, by drawing a wick through it Thaleichthys Pacificus), allied to the smelt, found on the north Pacific coast; called also eulachon. It is so oily that, when dried, it may be used as a candle, by drawing a wick through it""

Magazine's initial issue (wordplay)

Labor day highlight

Not entirely cool, getting bowled in third awkward delivery

Colorful coral reef dweller

...another of which is bloomin' mean

Such as angler might catch with a dragonfly (wordplay)

Injurious type of 3 down

Vigil kept for a beetle

Lookout killing first crawler

""To deprive of that with which anything is furnished (furniture, equipments, etc.); to strip; to render destitute; to divest.""

""Fish that live on the sea bottom, especially commercially important gadoid fishes like cod and haddock or flatfish like flounder.""

HOODLUM a {thug=n}

Midrash

Voracious underwater creature

Long-nosed swimmer

Back horse with one limb, 'Sea Slug'

A sea slug

Sea slug with one brown back limb

Bizarre - hound's tail (anagram)

Over the top

Off-the-wall

""A large ganoid fish (Polyodon spathula) found in the rivers of the Mississippi Valley. It has a long spatulashaped snout. Called also duckbilled cat, and spoonbill sturgeon. Polyodon spathula) found in the rivers of the Mississippi Valley. It has a long spatulashaped snout. Called also duckbilled cat, and spoonbill sturgeon.""

Photo of artist with foreparts of Cynic and artist

Milli-, in the metric system

Minute part following 999

One divided by 10 cubed is one of these

Impeding sylvan mass

Shrubs and vines in a forest, e.g

Shrubs and vines in a forest, for example

Trouble Dean Hunter below

Dean Hunter is out of place below

At a lower level.

Woolly old drawing instrument

It produces ticker-tape

Diagnostic device

Pick out suits, hiding tailored variety

Make eminent.

Make out

""Either of two large slender food and game fish (Coryphaena equisetis or Coryphaena hippurus) of warm waters. They are highly esteemed as food fish, especially in Hawaii, where they are usually referred to as mahimahi. See also dolphin{2}.Coryphaena equisetis or Coryphaena hippurus) of warm waters. They are highly esteemed as food fish, especially in Hawaii, where they are usually referred to as mahimahi. See also dolphin{2}.""

Very small distance.

A space equal to the breadth of the hand; a palm.

Sauce maybe Arab artist put on food

Vegetarian's condiment (wordplay)

Saucy root vegetable (wordplay)

An irregular or deceptive form.

""A cloth under a saddle, and extending out behind; a housing.""

An image produced by casting a shadow on a screen.