2-Letter Words Starting with H

Writers on hired horses (wordplay)

Gets into the mainframe, maybe

Newspaper staff cuts (wordplay)

Haik

Atlantic cod relatives

Relatives of codfish.

Sea fishes of cod family.

Hair pieces (wordplay)

Coils of yarn

Forrest Gump portrayer

Becomes alert, say

Becomes alert say

Listens to Shakespeare (wordplay)

Strike supporters (wordplay)

Does a pitcher's job (wordplay)

Atlanta court team

Mild oaths

Mild epithets

Formidable wrestlers

Sophisticates theyre not

Child's Play actress

Catherine of '7th Heaven'

Walks on the wild side (wordplay)

Walks in the woods, perhaps

Walks in the woods perhaps

Cuts of ham

Exchanges for money

Deposits with a pawnbroker

Add artificialty, with "up"

Adds artificially, with "up"

Add artificialty with up

Holk

Jam accompaniment (wordplay)

Traffic reports (wordplay)

Jam "music" (wordplay)

Punches from 'Enery (wordplay)

Coatroom hangers, maybe

Surprise agreements are eye-catching

Howk

Finn on the Mississippi, and others

Finn on the Mississippi and others

Finn and Seed

Stripped-down vehicles

Rusted-out ships

Some inveterate users of steroids

Servings of beefcake (wordplay)

Like some underwear models

Guys with great bods

Bee's leftovers

Waste at a corn roast

Discards at a barbecue

Slavic diacritical marks

Upside-down circumflexes

Czech marks

Judges in Moslem countries.

Muslim physicians

Ones on trails, perhaps

Travellers on foot

Traveling Boy Scouts.

Cry to the hounds

Call to the hounds

Hunting cry

Laugh-inducing dramatic devices

Nonsense statements

False statements

Ornate tobacco pipes (var.)

Ornate pipes

Hackee

Cyberterrorists, for example

They break into computer systems

They break into computers

Taxi drivers

Defensive anger, metaphorically

They're raised in anger

Shackle with animal neck-hairs

Hakeem

Longs (for)

Longs for.

Longs (for).

Tear-jerker need

Purse reserves, for short

Apparel accessories: Colloq.

Gives heed.

Gives heed

Listens

Sidewalk sellers

Pitchmen.

Hawkey

Hawkie

Shreds comics (wordplay)

Puts one off, in a manner of speaking

Needles, as a comic

Reminders that you were kissed by a country bumpkin? Yes, maddeningly

Hickie

Takes by force

Diverts, in a way

Commits piracy of a sort

Mischief Night tomfoolery

Boisterous fun

Carefree antics

Hocker

Hockey

Geese, at times

Noisy geese

Geese

Catch when covering hot pipes (wordplay)

Machines for passing smoke through water

Pipes with long, flexible tubes

Rugby pros (wordplay)

Clergymen Richard and Thomas

Boats needing props on both sides

Hookey

Hooky

Electrical connections

Installation tasks

Casual meetings

Huckle

Hides out (with "down")

Squats (down)

Hides out, with "down"

Shucking contest participants

Old-fashioned bee participants

Nebraska eleven, familiarly

University of Saskatchewan gridders

Connecticut U's football team.

Sled team, often

Hackbut

Hackler

Carriages for hire

Hired coaches

Carriages to inflict damage on joints, we hear

Metal-cutting tools

Cutters of journalist cliches

Journalists who keep saying cutting things

Cods' cousins

'They get assaulted, fin an' all, by the sound of it (8)'

Halakah

Halakha

Sites for swingers (wordplay)

Places for backyard swings (wordplay)

Shock mam in swinging beds

Large cushions used as seats

Places to put your feet up

They're often underfoot

Hanging trees (wordplay)

Where bowlers hang out (wordplay)

Useful front-hall equipment

Coming to county Henry has gold armour

Hawking

Haycock

Hayfork

Mangers.

Farm-field piles

Farm stacks

Listens up, quaintly

Listens, quaintly

Listens.

They badger the speaker

Comedy club razzers

Badgerers at meetings

Hektare

Trees used in tanning

Trees of the Acadian forest.

State trees of Pennsylvania.

Gives no peace

Acts like a nag

Emulates Xantippe.

Small mounds

Knolls, mounds

Mounds

Food made of Indian meal.

Kin of corn pones

Traditional cornmeal dish

Sharp ridges

The state of being {hokey=adj}

Hommock

Lacking an enticement

Hooklet

Hopsack

They disappear quickly!

Quick sellers, supposedly

They're usually eaten with maple syrup

Hummock

Corn farmers' socials

Hackwork

Hairlock

Hairwork

Halakist

Smith, Faulk and Williams

They start behind the line

They're behind the scrum with Henry Faraday for supports

Halfbeak

What Monty earned (wordplay)

Symbols of high quality.

Distinguishing characteristics

Manuals

Doesn't just choose randomly

Selects carefully

Chooses personally

Handwork

Hankerer

Tough defenders booked (wordplay)

Book these tough defenders!

They're bound not to be like penguins

Hardhack

Hardtack

Harkener

Many Danbury citizens.

Milliners

Havelock

Havocker

Hawkbill

Hawkmoth

Hawknose

Detectives

Sleuths

Hawkweed

My! A Shaker swinging wild blows!

Harvest punches (wordplay)

Farmers' favorite punches (wordplay)

Needle covers in the ring (wordplay)

Frequent Monet subjects

One of the Lakeland fells

Holds preceding noogies, maybe

Full nelsons, for example

Wrestling holds

Headwork

Hellkite

Some hardwoods

Highjack

They take planes

Certain terrorists

Gets quick cash from brewery stock (wordplay)

Corn-filled state

Holdback

Homework

Cavalier con jobs (wordplay)

Variable wind blows around bluffs

Deceives or, archaically, blindfolds

Witch-mask features

Aquiline facial features

Hookworm

Hornbook

Bad guys with the goods (wordplay)

Finn arises (wordplay)

Finn arises?

Humpback

Coarse-mouthed quality, the essence of a beastly transport team (wordplay)

Hydroski

Church staples

Church property.

Sounds as if they're bound not to be for her

Halters used during breaking in of foals

Handiwork

Some deal closers

Deal closers

Finishes 15 across with small welcoming gestures

Handspike

Produce finance on small cars

Plan to reverse small vehicles

Reverses under shade in these vehicles

Packs waffles full of old wine

Journalist outside raves about small bags

States accepted by worn-out horses having these on their backs

Hawksbill

Headstock

Thumbs

Hokiness

Hokypoky

Actress Hunter visits a pawn shop (wordplay)

Flowers

Unemployed persons with full-time jobs

Stay-at-home spouses

Housewives and househusbands

Hoopskirt

Horseback

Does domestic work

Houseleek

Housework

Huckaback

Some Notre Dame figures (wordplay)

Quasimodo et al.

Hackberry

Hackmatack

Hairstreak

Wrestling holds

Wrestling maneuvers

Some holds

Handbasket

Craftsmen

Craftsmen

Advocacy of war

Shaw's "House" et al.

Major disappointments many, blackjack (nonverbal)

Emotional traumas

Heatstroke

Herrenvolk

Hexokinase

They're all thumbs-up

Roadside sights

"Audience" for Douglas Adams' . . . "Guide to the Galaxy"

Hokeyness

Hokeypokey

Homemaking

Hoodwinker

Hopsacking

Accustoms to indoor living

Trains

Huskiness

Hydrocrack

Halterbreak

Nest ache (wordplay)

Sadness when away

Summer camper's nostalgia

Honeysuckle

They clean up after clerics and footballer in bars

They clean up after clerics in family castle on riverside at the centre

Accommodate the last lines of defence for those cleaning up after the clergy

Hucksterism

KINESES kinesis

Abnormally increased muscular movement; spasm.

There's my park being redeveloped for big stores

Hypokalemia

They're needed when it comes to blows

Suit pocket items

Pocket cloths

Hawkishness

Psychiatrists? They're all savages

Do they make little of medical minders in popular parlance (wordplay)

Insincere ladies' men

2001 Sigourney Weaver film

Tom Petty's band

Feeling of severe disappointment

Despondent revelation of a cardiograph (wordplay)

Heterokaryon

Yokelish drama excited visitors to the seaside pier (wordplay)

Those designing mobiles provided the rest for production team

Opportunists in sunshine outside lido rebuilt for tourists

Smash and grab guys (wordplay)

The Big Bad Wolf was one of them in Dil on white horses

HOUSEKEEPING The state of being occupying a dwelling house as a householder.

Blue fruits

HYDROCRACKER hydrocrack

Hyperkinesia

""Pl. handkerchiefs also handkerchieves (-ch vz, -ch vz ) A small square of cloth used especially for wiping the nose or mouth.""

Plural or third person singular

Plural noun or verb form

Homesickness

""HOUSEBREAKING The act of breaking open and entering, with a felonious purpose, the dwelling house of another, whether done by day or night. See Burglary, and To break a house, under Break. Burglary, and To break a house, under Break.""

HYDROCRACKING hydrocrack

Inflected form of KERATOSES Inflected form of KERATOSE resembling horny tissue

Inflected form of KERATOSIS Inflected form of KERATOSE resembling horny tissue

HEARTSICKNESS heartsick