2-Letter Words Starting with H

Waverers

Hessonite

Polish and polish, e.g

Polish and polish, for example

Row and row, for example

The use of trial and error to reach solutions

Method for solving problems when all possibilities cannot be explored

Certain verse lines

Lines of verse in six feet

Takes a long sleep.

Sleeps during winter

Sleeps through winter

Hiddenite

Calls attention to moons (wordplay)

Most important or exciting parts

Memorable parts of an event

Hilarity

Hillcrest

Deer spots direction-finders at rear

Hirsutism

They're released by the immune system

Histidine

So this is refined and weighted for statistical displays

Plural or third person singular

The decay and dissolution of the organic tissues and of the blood.

Herodotus and Thucydides, for two

Toynbee, Beard, Motley, et al.

Commager and Durant

Thumbs

HOACTZIN a tropical bird

Hoarfrost

Holocaust

They're used to polish wooden decks

Homeopath

Tracts acquired via an 1862 act

Free Soil Party issue

Family dwellings

Art of preaching house goes a long way before marks of approval are mentioned

Homograft

Hoofprint

Hoopskirt

Hornstone

Horsemint

Horseshit

They swat flies (2 words)

Marsh plants

*Fly flickers

People hiking, often, left in shelter so arranged

Hostelry

Showoffs on the slopes

Showboaters

Hotpress

Water sheds (wordplay)

Kin of arks

Crafty residences for snaky type having time in theatrical venues

Fort Wayne's Congressman Dan R.

Casual garments

Cable splitters (wordplay)

Family, friends and cohabitants

College courses (with "the").

Languages, literature, etc.

Non-scientific studies

Humectant

Summertime percentages

Humiliate

Humility

Cents, dollarwise

Small pieces, half of them in old parts of county

Artemis and Diana

Hydathode

Hydration

Hygienist

Hylozoist

Hypertext

Strings two words together

Turns section of poultry farm into co-op (wordplay)

Hypnotism

People are entranced by their performances

Puts into a trance

Hypoblast

Hypocaust

Hypocotyl

Terrible ropy ethics of types like Moliere's Tartuffe

STASES stasis

That which forms the basis of anything; underlying principle; a concept or mental entity conceived or treated as an existing being or thing.

Hypostome

Hypostyle

Scientists' formulations

Assumptions

It's tested using the scientific method

A tentative theory

Injection before the son is 21

Hypotonia

""Pl. hystereses (-s z) The lagging of an effect behind its cause, as when the change in magnetism of a body lags behind changes in the magnetic field.""

(In physics) a lag between cause and effect

Habiliment

Fits out.

Living places.

Hackmatack

Haircutter

Hairstreak

Halogenate

Handbasket

Baskets, for example

Manually-made decorative items

Decorative skills

Causes of "headaches."

Hartebeest

Hastiness

MALICE

Yellow sunflower

Proud quality

Arrogance

Jobs that lice are well qualified for (wordplay)

Murderous types moving with a tender hush

Rest ashamed (anagram)

V.I.P.'s at prep schools

Scholastic titles great artists held no doubt

Headstream

Service chiefs (wordplay)

Dictators of a sort

Some restaurant VIPS

The state of being healthy or healthful; freedom from disease.

Shaw's "House" et al.

Major disappointments many, blackjack (nonverbal)

Emotional traumas

Heartsease

Objects of infatuation

Matinee idols

Certain idols

Heathendom

Heathenism

Heathenize

Heatstroke

Hebetation

Hectograph

Hectoliter

Some metric units of length

Heftiness

Pilot cheers whirling aircraft

Smothery parents' analogues

Hovercraft pilot cheers wildly

Heliometer

Heliotrope

Hematocrit

Hemiacetal

Hemipteran

Of or pertaining to the Hemiptera.

Hemostatic

Hemstitch

Henotheism

Henotheist

""HEPATITE a mineral,a variety of barytes""

Hepatocyte

Heptachlor

Lines of seven metrical feet

Heptarchy

Herniation

Hesitancy

Hesitation

Heteroatom

Heterocyst

Heterodyne

Biology ()

Biology ()

Heulandite

Hibernator

Hideosity

Hierophant

Where a native will clue you in

Clue: 'Antelopes get right in the backwoods'

Frontiers.

Hipsterism

Hairy condition

Histiocyte

Histology

Insist choir deployed staginess

Overly dramatic behaviour

Attention-grabbing behaviour

They're all thumbs-up

Roadside sights

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

The ability or tendency of an organism or cell to maintain internal equilibrium by adjusting its physiological processes.

""The ability and tendency of certain systems to maintain a relatively constant internal state in spite of changes in external conditions; this ability is achieved by the presence of feedback mechanisms which can adjust the state of the system to compensate for changes in the state caused by the external environment. It is exemplified in homeothermal biological systems, such as animals which maintain relatively constant blood temperature and composition in spite of variations in external temperature or the composition of the food ingested.""

Homeotherm

Homogenate

Homologate

Homopteran

Of or pertaining to the Homoptera.

Homozygote

Bears, for example

Plays a child's game

Levels

Horologist

Acts of war

Acts of warfare

Fighting

Housefront

They can stay

Features of movie theaters

Illumination provided for auditorium

Theater features

Houseplant

They move on cushions of air

Air-cushion vehicles

Humidistat

HURTFUL {harmful=adj}

Hybridity

Hydrometer

Hydrophyte

Hygrometer

Hygrophyte

Hypermeter

Hypertonia

Hypocenter

Some triangle sides

Right-triangle sides

Hypsometer

HABITUAL someone who has a habit

Habituation

Hairbreadth

Haircutting

Hairstyling

They give some people a clip around the ears for cutting staff

Hallucinate

Halterbreak

Handbreadth

Handwriting

Haptoglobin

Harmonicist

Harvesttime

Mind adulterous woman on top of her form

Person in charge of a school

Female school leader

Where to see a psychiatrist (wordplay)

Place for a pirates privy (wordplay)

Military command center (wordplay)

Hearthstone

Heartiness

They may be tugged at

The human violin section.

They can be tugged at

Heavyweight

Dull or lifeless, from the Latin for 'blunt'

Heldentenor

Heliolatry

Adjective (-ous)

Producing blood.

Hematology

Hematoxylin

Hemerythrin

Hemihydrate

Hemoprotein

HEMSTITCHER hemstitch

""The science of interpretation and explanation; exegesis; esp., that branch of theology which defines the laws whereby the meaning of the Scriptures is to be ascertained.""

Hermeticism

Heteroauxin

Heteroclite

Heterocycle