2-Letter Words Starting with H

Hamperer

Slowing down

Clangers that could be dropped (wordplay)

Handheld

Convenience

Such dexterity apparently does not come by the foot

Cyclist's mustache (wordplay)

Properly manage the pub or on your bike!

Kind of moustache (for a cyclist?)

They often go wrong in relays

Small printing device

Gutenberg device

""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.""

""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.""

Made by craft working down in harbour

Like some decorative baskets

Eschew the word processor

Manually print

English word

Hangfire

Hangnest

Party followers, perhaps

Aftermaths of binges

Spree aftermaths

Hankerer

Strong desire

Hansel

Hansel

Unfortunately, she's pally

Unfortunately

English word

Coming to pass

With leaders away, chap opening event

Exciting and fashionable occurrence

Golden state (wordplay)

Roger Taylor's smile provider

Something to pursue

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

A lot of grim vexation about university lecturer who's aggressive (wordplay)

Berates with diatribes

Online trolls, for example

Vexing raiders.

Serious pests

Warning bitter's cut short by boozer

Robin or crocus, often

Bring round with her a pioneer

Shelter; entertainment.

Shelter providers

Retained, as of a grudge

Sheltered bower he would go around

Going around the old city Deborah somehow gets entertained

Describing a paperback's dearer relative

First printing, often

Paperback alternative

Hardedge

Substances in paint.

Paint additives

Setting

Stubborn ones

Mules

Hardihood; boldness; courage; energetic action.

Quality of desert flora

Robust quality

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

Uncompromising folks

Hardware

Warder hid criminal unable to be changed

Given job around sick ward, being determined

Technology magazine that's difficult to follow (wordplay)

Hardwire

Sell a herb, possibly, or some plants

Blue perennials

Sound like tresses with ringlets till all is blue

Harkener

Harken

A stooped one (wordplay)

Clown in RU team, second to be dismissed

Commedia dell'arte buffoon

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

Sing barbershop-style

Make a pleasing visual combination

Agree minor changes in film

Used to dress a hen quite differently

Geared, as draft animals.

Put to use

Auto wiring assemblies (pl.)

Puts controlling straps on a horse

Controls runs round headland

Speared, as a whale

Stuck in the sea

Queequeg, in "Moby-Dick"

Queequeg, for example

Captain Ahab, ultimately

Old firearm.

Alternative spelling for an old-fashioned handgun

Harrower

Here hands become coarsened and tough

Became unpleasantly stern

Acerbity

Severity

Harumph

Dealt with the outcrop (wordplay)

Farmed the runs (wordplay)

Gathered the crops

Spider that reaps (wordplay)

Gleanings of its use (wordplay)

Gene Stratton Porter's 1911 hero.

Hashhead

Hashish

Hastener

Wasting no time

Hurrying, rushing

Hurrying along

Waste making trait (wordplay)

Waste-making trait (wordplay)

Got a can to begin with in a hurry

HATCH to bring forth young from an egg

HATCHEL to separate flax fibres with a comb

Heraldic poultry breeding (wordplay)

The birth of heraldry (wordplay)

Heraldic fowl production (wordplay)

In a malicious manner

How some letters to the editor may be written

Many Danbury citizens.

Milliners

Hatteria

Haughty

Haulmy

English word

Havelock

Affirms horse on the outside had the bag

Strong bag slung over the shoulder

Hiker's burden.

Havocker

Hawknose

Hawkweed

English word

Farmer's specialty.

Source of fodder.

Hid safely disguised where grasses grow

My! A Shaker swinging wild blows!

Harvest punches (wordplay)

Farmers' favorite punches (wordplay)

Hazelhen

Basil picks fruit while...

Basil picks fruit while ...

Filberts

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

Salubrious

More wholesome cure by Doctor Reith

More in the pink

In better condition

Ill with the hay fever - hardly living thus

Salutarily

Gave heed (to)

Got it, by the sound of it,

Gave ear to

Lovelorn doctor's diagnosis (wordplay)

Extreme emotional pain

Listen to army rebel's sorrow

Maybe one's skipped with excitement

Physical sound (wordplay)

Sound heard by a stethoscope

Jalapeno product, for some (wordplay)

Indigestion of cardiac origin (wordplay)

Spicy-meal follower, maybe

Encouraged in cardiac way (wordplay)

Encouraged to listen to Edward X

Listen to Edward X; that'll buck you up

Male flattery almost could be sincere

Man with skill believed to be sincere

Courage perceived to be genuine

Most vigorous and cheerful

Most robust

Most sincere

Vital region for a worm (wordplay)

*Vital central section of a country

Strategic central region

Cold about right (wordplay)

How cruel to be without your suit!

Cruel Kanye song from '08 (wordplay)

Unhappy in cardiac way (wordplay)

Sad, as a jilted lover

More than blue

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

Most free from infirmity or disease

English word

HEATH an evergreen shrub

Adjective meaning resembling

English word

May not make light of it

Wait for the sound of it

Almost lift one head, despite weight

Hebdomad

Made dull

Hebetate

Hebetude

Hebraize

Hebraize

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

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

Sounds like a mule he heard with fruit making gin

Heelball

Part of a shoe.

Sounds like hell hold gun found in cobblers

Sounds like he'll be associated with weapon found in cobblers

Heelpost

Great weight

Male expertise falls short about beginning to train for bulk

Chime gone off, denoting leadership in the league

Ruling.

Hegumene

Uplifts by adjusting the hinges

Grows more intense

Raises poultry, having brought in crew (wordplay)

In a wicked and odious manner

Outrageously wickedly

Boatman saved from abuse in holy order, shockingly

Women left loaded (wordplay)

They're loaded

Hearst and Hutton

They've been in families for generations

Passed-down valuables

Oxygen, say, emerges from parts of estate

Heirship

HELICAL shaped like a helix

Helicoid

Helicopt

Helilift

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

Make Greek

Helleri

Hellfire

Unpleasant places

A fiendish person.

Devilish sort

Mythical watchdog

HELLISH horrible

Hellkite

Helmet

Helminth

Helotage

Helotism

Helotry

HELPFUL giving help

The Beatles, in a 1965 movie (wordplay)

SOS to your colleagues or spouses

Do they give Mother assistance to set up what SPO uses (wordplay)

Helpmeet