2-Letter Words Starting with H

Frost-y start (wordplay)

Winter coat, perhaps

Dirty-sounding frost (wordplay)

Groundbreaking person (wordplay)

One with ground strokes (wordplay)

Guy in a garden, maybe

Period of a revolution (wordplay)

Pilot's duration, maybe

Time Ike suggests? Not half!

Racing pigeon (wordplay)

Dad who says "D'oh!"

Long drive maybe

Sharp-eyed one?

Blade sharpener, say

Blade sharpener say

Present with a blue ribbon, say

Throw a party for say

Throw a party for, say

One with expectations

One aspiring to dance with the Queen

Person with expectations

Stay up (wordplay)

Hang around (in air)

Act solicitously, perhaps

Good sense for a comedian (wordplay)

Funny business (wordplay)

Bookstore aisle perhaps

Rio, for one.

Place to drop anchor

Pearl, for example

{behavior=n}

Ancient hero or bully (wordplay)

Bully for him!

Brother of Paris.

Frost a 23? Don't trust him!

Joker gets sack in middle of bank

Someone who plays practical jokes

One that {hocks=v}

One who won't share, as with blankets

Hardly a generous sort

Apt to use more corn (wordplay)

More cheesy

More mawkish

Lease attachment (wordplay)

Backup QB's other position

Placekicker's teammate

More moral (than thou)

Thou's superior (wordplay)

More godly - than thou (wordplay)

Let out a yelp

Cry out loud

Cry out: Dial.

More comfy-cozy

Not as cold

Easier to unwind in

Goose at times

Nose or goose

Goose, at times

Glory be! How this gets on in time!

Show respect towards, parents say

That's no disgrace for Mark (wordplay)

Astaire, for one

Professional dancer (slang)

Donald O'Connor, for one

Rugby player - a pro (wordplay)

Rugby player on the game (wordplay)

Clumsy old ship.

1978 Burt Reynolds movie

Predecessor of Trendex, in TV rating.

"Sesame Street" shopkeeper

Owl's beak (wordplay)

Siren; nose (sl.)

Unhappy audience member, maybe

Big container for the flea, perhaps

Funnel (eg, feeding grain to mill)

One-legged jumper (wordplay)

Ghastly sort of film (wordplay)

Slash fiction (wordplay)

Intense fear/disgust

Shopkeeper's poor, or is he (wordplay)

One ankle-deep in socks (wordplay)

One will be stocking stockings

Having advanced degrees (wordplay)

Having higher temperature

Not as chilly

Project manager (wordplay)

Jerry of 'Summer of '42'

Jerry of "Summer of '42"

Mistake shown by wolfish sort (wordplay)

Wolf in error (wordplay)

Schoolboy error - wolf (wordplay)

Sense of the comic (wordplay)

Be musical with our end for laughs

A funny thing

Hide the port!

Shelter for shipping

Safe mooring for ships

""Behaviour, also HAVEOUR""

Will make her riot

One with expectations.

An heir.

Stock holder (wordplay)

Heard or mixed-up by collector

Magpie or pack rat

More gray-haired

More frosty

More grizzled

Having worse laryngitis

All the worse for shouting

More rough, as a voice

One with sore feet

Fork lift, for example

Apparatus for lifting.

Block and tackle, e.g

Case of a sheriff perhaps

An armrest (wordplay)

Piece keeper (wordplay)

One offering a tribute

Vassal.

Vassal

One paying homage

One joining a toast

Keeper of the fifth Talmudic commandment

Hooky

Hooty

More bullish (wordplay)

More unsatisfied

More keratinous.

More like an equine

More suggestive of an equine

More equine

Hobson, for one

One who works at a stable

One in a stable environment

Percy's stolen goad (wordplay)

Percy's name (H.IV Pt.1)

Henry Percy (Henry IV)

Javert to Valjean, perhaps

Who hangs over her (wordplay)

One who hangs about

Word for a glider pilot.

Catch word (wordplay)

Anyway, who's wrong always (wordplay)

Word of reservation

Container that keeps cigars moist

Cigar or tobacco container

Container for smokes

Lincoln at Gettysburg, for example

Priest, at times

Afghan government's headache (wordplay)

Morning after sickness (wordplay)

Something remaining for G? Nah!

One holding a con (wordplay)

One hiding fugitives, for example

One hiding fugitives

Farmer, sometimes

One that {havocs=v}

Sobriquet for La Guardia

The mayor: Humorous.

The mayor Humorous.

... postpone or carry on (wordplay)

Extend a show's run

Defer action on

More vacuous

Harder on the eyes

Less attractive

Less hot

Honest

One that {honours=v}

Shaq or Kobe, for example

Basketball player, slangily

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Old-time vehicle.

19th-century urban transportation

Former form of transportation.

""A Russian address, equivalent to Mr, also GOSPODA, GOSPODAR. GOSPODIN""

Young traveler, maybe

Many a young European traveler

Student traveler by bicycle.

Person such as Basil Fawlty (wordplay)

Pension owner from the Loire, perhaps

An inner worker (wordplay)

Short, heavy gun fired at an angle

Short-range cannon.

High-angle type of cannon.

One that {hydrates=v}

Extinct duck-billed beast

More substantial, as a profit

Better formed.

Comelier

Describing a paperback's dearer relative

First printing, often

Paperback alternative

Queequeg, in "Moby-Dick"

Queequeg, for example

Captain Ahab, ultimately

HOBNOB to associate with in a friendly way

HOLIDAY to take a vacation

William Levitt, for one

Architect's other job (wordplay)

Is she a house builder (wordplay)

(Chemistry) Chem of uniform charge; not ionic; covalent a homopolar bond homopolarity   [ˌhəʊməʊpəʊˈlærɪtɪ ˌhɒm-] n

Brush makeup, maybe

Mane or tail fibres

It's used in furniture for padding

He'll store brews for the landlord

Largely low shelter restyled for this person

Ski show-off

Showoff on the slopes

Showoff

In what manner soever; to whatever degree or extent; however.

HANDWORK manual labor

Barbershop quartet man

Barbershop-quartet member

It's about 26.4 gallons

Abbr. hm A metric unit of length equal to 100 meters. See Table at measurement .

Cheer pilot going off in this (wordplay)

Igor Ivan Sikorsky's 1939 good idea

Sikorsky's brainchild

An instrument devised originally for measuring the diameter of the sun; now employed for delicate measurements of the distance and relative direction of two stars too far apart to be easily measured in the field of view of an ordinary telescope.

""A white or tan powder, C 10 H 5 Cl 7 , formerly used as a pesticide, that is highly toxic to humans and is a suspected carcinogen.""

Animal with a winter home

Term of endearment by one consuming bird

Bird with a long, protrusible tongue

Bird of the South Pacific

Con artist

Deceptive one

Equine political demand?

Hack's capacity for work (wordplay)

Engine's stable capacity (wordplay)

Farrier, at times

Person fitting animal to its anagram (wordplay)

Livery blacksmith with recycling (wordplay)

Health spa putting limit on rule for lab equipment

Radiator-coolant & battery-electrolyte tester

Hydroelectric power.

Instrument for measuring humidity

The merry-go-round instrument

Instrument of geometry replaced in short time

CENTER to place at the middle point

""An instrument for measuring heights by observation of barometric pressure; esp., one for determining heights by ascertaining the boiling point of water. It consists of a vessel for water, with a lamp for heating it, and an inclosed thermometer for showing the temperature of ebullition.""

Low-flying plane

Crop-dusting plane

Crop sprayer

Heroic operatic voice

Wagnerian male voice

Holograph

Back-to-the-land practitioner

Back-to-the-land movement practitioner

Settler type

""HOMOGENIZE To blend (a collection of unlike elements) together so as to make the whole uniform in character, composition, or function.""

HOMOLOGIZE To determine the homologies or structural relations of.

English word

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Newly-wed on holiday (wordplay)

Newlywed, right after the reception

Post-nuptial holidaymaker

Equus actor (wordplay)

Masochist of a sort

Houseboat

A man in charge of children in an institution.

Head of family.

Census taker's target

Resident champion follows the crowd

Perfect job for Dustin (wordplay)

Part 2 of the quote

I run home

Boys' school VIP

One responsible for boarders arouses them for assembly

Man accommodating some children in repurposed USA rest home

Swarthmore chaperon

Katt/Brooks films about a chaperon (wordplay)

Sorority chaperon

""A meteor or atmospheric phenomenon dependent upon the vapor of water; in the pl., a general term for the whole aqueous phenomena of the atmosphere, as rain, snow, hail, etc. pl., a general term for the whole aqueous phenomena of the atmosphere, as rain, snow, hail, etc.""

One of the writers of the hagiographa; a writer of lives of the saints.

One whose judgment and acts are affected by hallucinations; one who errs on account of his hallucinations.

An officer charged with the duty of executing the regulations respecting the use of a harbor.

Travel agent perhaps is taking a break

Tourist in rank beset by wild blow

Feast day for God and tourist

Kid with no commute

Nectar-feeding bird

HORSEWHIP A whip for horses.

Demolition worker who shows criminal intent

Burglar

Take in rope for craftsman

Job that involves ladder climbing

Man with a ladder

Hydrocrack

""One skilled in the hydrography; one who surveys, or draws maps or charts of, the sea, lakes, or other waters, with the adjacent shores; one who describes the sea or other waters.""

REACTOR one who {reacts=v}

One who hypothecates or pledges anything as security for the repayment of money borrowed.

An instrument for counting the number of blood cells in a measured volume of blood.

""(Medicine) Med an apparatus for counting the number of cells in a quantity of blood, typically consisting of a graduated pipette for drawing and diluting the blood and a ruled glass slide on which the cells are counted under a microscope""

PRODUCER one that {produces=v}

English word

""An historian; a writer of history; especially, one appointed or designated to write a history; also, a title bestowed by some governments upon historians of distinction.""