2-Letter Words Starting with H

Entertained, as an idea

Gave asylum to

Gave asylum to.

Like some criminals

Like dried cement

Set hour with 'A Study in Scarlet'

What a mule has, stereotypically

Shrewd negotiator

Stubborn person

34 across might get keen to be in hard surroundings

Listened to 7 and progressed rapidly, absorbing knowledge

Obeyed

Broke up (ploughed earth)

Worked the soil, in a way

Worked farmland, in a way

A hashish addict

Flew from the Andes (wordplay)

Hurried to the Andes, maybe

Hurried to an end (wordplay)

Haunch

Havoc

A weedlike herb

Rick's place (wordplay)

Thing on a big farm

Made, as a wild guess

Put forth, as a guess

Put forward, as a guess

Laurel wreath for U2 in Ireland perhaps

Leading musician's circle (wordplay)

Borg or McEnroe accessory

*Easter Island (wordplay)

Outstanding part of the country

A promontory jutting out into the sea

*Heavy breathing (wordplay)

Blow one has to face

Tough thing to fly into

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A week.

Acted like a bully

Talked to bullyingly

Bossed around

Emulated a mule

Made sound like braying donkey

Made donkey sounds

Spiral

Ready for battle, say

Like most bikers

Wearing a pith hat

Resembling blood

Source of oil

Woody Harrelson's sowage

Bird food ingredient culled from Cannibis sativa

A climbing plant

Emulated the town crier

Announced; publicized

Ushered in

Placed on a pedestal

Produced involuntary contractions

Born of superior stock

Of noble lineage

Soldier's reward

Commandeered, as a jet

Stole, as cargo

Seized by force, as a vehicle

Hilloa

Deer deer, that was no help!

Obstructed and got in the way

Got in the way of

Hirsel

Tricked

God! He has drunk much alcohol!

How much has Hodge wasted (wordplay)

That beastly top may be full of liquor

Hoiden

Whooped it up

Did some yellin'

Yelled, country-style

Holloa

Holloo

Caused to be depressed (wordplay)

Prepared a pumpkin

Revered ring for ace is sunken

Raised on one's own ranch, as a horse

Like a local

Native

Old country, maybe

Focus of some security

One's native heath

Catcall in store on the way back

Towards one's residence

Bound to be docked when one gets there

Honcho

Bestowed accolades or awards

Esteemed, in Essex

Conferred with laurels

Brought bad luck

Brought bad luck to gangster at love circle with writer

Cheered, in a way

Cheered

Cheered (wordplay)

Cheered, in a way

Showed one's support, in a way

Hostel

Housel

Hovel

Hoyden

Hulloa

Humify

Complied with the whims of (someone)

Funny way to start to have been indulged

Kept content by indulging wishes

Had a desire

Yearned (for)

Was ravenous

Refused to yield, with "down"

Dug in, with 'down'

Hid out, with "down"

Cried in triumph

Gave good cheer

Shouted encouragement

Hurray

Huzzah

Supplied with fluid

Cooked oatmeal, for example

Combined with water

Double-barrelled (wordplay)

With short dash (gram.)

Made a dash for the compound (wordplay)

Trite (expression)

Cut and dried

Year in poverty after horse is worn-out

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

Hansel

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

Warder hid criminal unable to be changed

Given job around sick ward, being determined

Technology magazine that's difficult to follow (wordplay)

Used to dress a hen quite differently

Geared, as draft animals.

Put to use

Speared, as a whale

Stuck in the sea

Here hands become coarsened and tough

Became unpleasantly stern

Harumph

Dealt with the outcrop (wordplay)

Farmed the runs (wordplay)

Gathered the crops

HATCHEL to separate flax fibres with a comb

Pillow backing, perhaps

What the chairman does on the bed!

*Place to prop a pillow

Old man with wrinkles given publicity

Had the top billing

Was the star indeed almost half destroyed (wordplay)

Yoga practitioner's shirshasana

Acrobat's stunt

Upside-down posture

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

Made dull

Hebraize

A fiendish person.

Devilish sort

Mythical watchdog

Hemolyze

Of husband, bullied as by domestic fowl

What most comic strip husbands are.

Submissive, in a way

Hepatize

Herniate

Waited as the tide turned

Showed uncertainty as the tide went out

He said I was included but dithered

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

English word

Hiccup

Splash (with liquid)

Kid perhaps destined to be conventional

Restricted like cattle

Hirsel

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

Passport indeed put in storage compartment, as went on leave

Going back to base in spring

Farmhouse, for example

1862 Act of Congress

House with adjoining farm

Hominize

Aromatic mint

Coughdrop ingredient.

Herbaceous plant used to make throat lozenges

Rid of her? I am shocked

Mean to smother a cry of disapproval, being shocked

Shocked

English word

Strong-smelling plant of the mint family.

Hosanna

Hostel

Hostess

Showed off

Moved fast

Left hastily

Impetuous like Stromboli (wordplay)

Fiery, like Harry and Henry (wordplay)

Having a volcanic temper (wordplay)

Domestic novelist (wordplay)

Do hush Leo (anagram)

Big family's place, say

Housel

One of the help

Domestic mouse had one shattered

Woman who does work in homes

Humanise

Gave sympathetic qualities to, say

Flimflammed

Hummock

He had to get American group restricted and managed thriftily

ACID a type of chemical compound

ARID {dry=adj}

Resembling a state of extreme emotion

Accustomed.

Auditorium noted and given stamp of approval

Carpenter wild about pounding (wordplay)

Shark with a useful noggin?

Shark with a useful noggin (wordplay)

Being restrained, worker smacked

Struck by writing that's restrained

Restrained worker dealt a blow

Handfast

Passed over tool specially chosen

Chosen with care

Personally selected.

Handsel

Niggardly.

Stingy

Ruthless

Stingy and strict

Oppressive

Oppressive expression of joy in flagrante, as earth moves

Hurried to welcome daughter and boss, being shrewd

Unsentimental, as a boxer taking some punches needs to be (wordplay)

Hurried to introduce key point, tough and realistic

Brought together amicably in rough hansom ride

Injured eating skinned bony fish, blended

Sang in a barbershop quartet

Harrumph

Hatchel

Care taken about poster with old racing driver subject to recruitment

To the sky

Way up

Heeding the tremors, climbed further

Raised in quality, degree or intensity

Balls on chicken, number eaten, brought up

Helicopt

Helilift

HELLENIZE To use the Greek language; to play the Greek; to Grecize.

An itching or painful mass of dilated veins in swollen anal tissue.

Wintered, in a way.

Lay dormant till spring in bad earth, in bed

Remained dormant in Ireland after one's left with Edward

Hiccough

Highball

HIGHBROW an intellectual

Drunk with two men who had been taken along the way

Scrammed, with "it"

Remote inland areas

Remote area of a country

Remote areas of a country

""HITCHHIKE To travel by getting free rides from passing vehicles; as, to hitchhike across the country.as, to hitchhike across the country.""

Whirred hat (anagram) - in this direction

HOLYSTONE A stone used by seamen for scrubbing the decks of ships.

Homeport

Showed complicity after outlaw misled

Pulled a scam on

Did Robin bat an eyelid, being deceived (wordplay)

""HORSESHOE A shoe for horses, consisting of a narrow plate of iron in form somewhat like the letter U, nailed to a horse's hoof. U, nailed to a horse's hoof.""

Hotpress

Going home and staying in (wordplay)

Confined to home

Confined, as with a cold

Advertised aggressively or questionably

Humidify

Embarrassed

Mortified

PM, uh (wordplay)

HYBRIDIZE To render hybrid; to produce by mixture of stocks.

HYDROLYZE

Having a chromosome number greater than but not an exact multiple of the normal euploid number.

Broken, in a way

Like well-connected characters

Having bars, like well-known watering-holes

Open to suggestions, say

Bewitched, in a way.

Spellbound

Made fit, as for functioning in society

With a shrug, perhaps

Without enthusiasm or energy

Lacking in zeal

HALOGENATE

Made without machinery

Manually made

Fancy end with hard fact, not out of factory

Disadvantaged, or given an advantage

Wasn't up to scratch, suffering from some disability

Disabled

Harbinger

""Not sensible to the bit; not easily governed; as, a hardmouthed horse. as, a hardmouthed horse.""

Organically foolish (wordplay)

Hire IRA band (anagram) - rash

Like some schemes

HEATHENIZE To render heathen or heathenish.

Hedgehop

HEMORRHAGE Any discharge of blood from the blood vessels.

""Having a broad hem separated from the body of the article by a line of open work; as, a hemistitched handkerchief. as, a hemistitched handkerchief.""

HEPARIN a biochemical

HETERODYNE

Having a chromosome number that is not a whole-number multiple of the haploid chromosome number for that species.

Highlight

Holograph

Homestead

HOMOGENISE

Uniform

""HOMOLOGATE To approve; to allow; to confirm; as, the court homologates a proceeding. as, the court homologates a proceeding.""

HOMOLOGIZE To determine the homologies or structural relations of.

Formed or perforated like a honeycomb.

Did a tour after joining up (wordplay)

Took a post-wedding vacation

Took a trip after taking the plunge

Played a child's game

Like a noted Notre Damer

Intuition supported by Richard III, for example (wordplay)

100 copies to pleat? How many (wordplay)

By a factor of 10 X 10

Extremely heavy fall over inland Spain that skimmed water

""A surface of the second order, which is cut by certain planes in hyperbolas; also, the solid, bounded in part by such a surface.""

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Sad (2 words)

Melancholy

Hectograph