2-Letter Words Starting with H

Bit of hesitation (wordplay)

It's not right to say on a farm

Laugh line (wordplay)

Go chop-chop (wordplay)

Give the ax (wordplay)

Leave stumped (wordplay)

Scientific inquiry (wordplay)

By what means (wordplay)

In what manner (wordplay)

Eye opener (wordplay)

Traffic in part of Howth? Awkward!

Kite, for one

Says uh a lot

Hesitations in speech.

Fumbles for words

Given the ax (wordplay)

(Of wood) cut, chopped

Shaped with a cutting tool

Does a hatchet job on (wordplay)

Cuts and tints, we're told

Assails with an axe

Gordie the great (wordplay)

Captor of New York City, 1776.

Battle Hymn poet

Scottish pub

To {dig=v}

Cry (with rage or laughter)

Laugh (or cry?)

Wilderness song (wordplay)

Ways and means

'- it going?'

It is a question about the old man's health

Money in Seoul

Former Korean currency

Former S. Korean currency

Groped for words

Turned left, as a horse

Bade to turn left

Strike supporters (wordplay)

Does a pitcher's job (wordplay)

Atlanta court team

Ship's cable hole.

Boat bow's anchor hole

Area of ship's bow

Went chop-chop (wordplay)

Took to the ground (wordplay)

Made the fir fly (wordplay)

One with an axe to grind (wordplay)

One who's quite a feller (wordplay)

Person cutting (wood, say) with blows

Well, hi there!

Hey there, cowboy!

Greeting to a cowpoke

Elias and Julia Ward

Sally Ann who played Truly Scrumptious

Julia and Elias

""To go often to a place, also HOWF""

Howf

Howk

Calls of the wild (wordplay)

Cries to the moon (wordplay)

Salutes the moon (wordplay)

Greeting with reverence

Honor as sacred

Sign off on

A ground-breaking school (wordplay)

Torment (at public school?)

Break up (ground) - distress (feelings)

Hemming follow-up (wordplay)

Fumbling for words

Sold in the bleachers, say

Promoted for sale

Tried to move loudly

Person who carries goods about for sale

One who sells from door to door

Travelling street trader

""A white-faced cow, also HAWKIE""

""A white-faced cow, also HAWKEY""

A strong rope, maybe of steel

Rope the lady's holding was coiled

Heavy nautical rope

Parts of ships' bows

Parts of ship bows

Holes for anchor cables

How May organised Stack (wordplay)

Space above a stable

Upper part of a barn

What 21 down said of Bray (wordplay)

What to say on coming to Bray

An asinine utterance (wordplay)

Lumberjacks, for example

They cut the top off to leave the jugs

Ax handlers

Doing a hatchet job (wordplay)

Cutting male player with peripheral role

Applying an axe

Well insincere (wordplay)

So this is joined to the lid (wordplay)

Unsatisfying, as a victory

Jumbo-sized transport (wordplay)

Elephant rider's spot

Seat on an elephant

Northern deliverywoman shows the way to stop working

Howff

Howk

Laughed out loud

Emulated some dervishes

Emulated a wolf

Mistake shown by wolfish sort (wordplay)

Wolf in error (wordplay)

Schoolboy error - wolf (wordplay)

An owl

Drudge saying it cuts

Tool cuts a cow's tail

Metal-cutting implement.

Compromising position (wordplay)

At the middle

Directly between two distances

Word in the seventh Harry Potter book title

Consecrates

Venerates

Space between Apt. 1 and Apt. 3

Bedroom separator, often

School monitor's place

With assistance, grasped cutting tool

Low-tech carpentry tool

Carpenter's cordless cutter

Disks a field

Farm implements

Severely distresses

Sidewalk sellers

Pitchmen.

Hawkey

Hawkie

Falconry - 'Brief History' author

A Brief History of Time author Stephen

Peddling

Favouring force rather than diplomacy

Averse to diplomacy

Warlike

Shipping lines (wordplay)

Cables from ship to shore

Nautical tow ropes

Haymow

She portrayed Bathsheba

South Bank gallery

Art Gallery on London's South Bank

Crazy way to go (wordplay)

Erratic (colloq.)

Out of order

*Nasal passage (wordplay)

... progress, cape style

Progress, forward movement

Donkey serenades (wordplay)

Makes a sound like an animal.

They sound asinine

Within a lumberjack's ability to cut down

Turnpike, for example

Interstate, for example

It can be divided for miles and miles

Baleful affair (wordplay)

Lively folk dance (US)

Boisterous American folk dance

Nonsense on the farm (wordplay)

Complete rubbish (informal)

Animal's laundry (wordplay)

Large white-flowered plant

Its giant 11's toxic in corner pot

Cow parsnip

Land depressions

Depressions, basins

Shallow valleys

Slammer (var.)

Slammer

Nevertheless, archaically

Enclosed carriages atop elephants

Seats on elephants.

Indian high chairs

Howdy

Greetings

Catch word (wordplay)

Anyway, who's wrong always (wordplay)

Word of reservation

Howk

Coyotes, at times

Embarrassing schoolboy gaffes

Thigh-slappers

Howlet

Kind of success or monkey

In what manner Heather is crying

(Dog) baying; Cold Comfort Farm village

A sewing kit

Metal-cutting tools

Cutters of journalist cliches

Journalists who keep saying cutting things

Hardly great literature

Penny-a-line toil.

Dull stuff written to order

The making of articles from hair

A parasitic worm

So it's goodbye Tues? That's divine!

Blessed and married after salutation

Blessed lobby had to pay

Lincoln at Gettysburg, for example

Priest, at times

They're on the way in

Indoor passages

Corridors

Some carpentry tools

What fellers may be skilled with

Carpenters' tools.

Like a quilt made by grandma, perhaps

Made like NFL footballs

Not done by machine

Manual labor

Written by hand

Trophies in a tournament, informally

Nuts and bolts, etc.

Nuts and bolts

Endow genetically

Teak or mahogany, say

No soft deal (wordplay)

No soft deal!

Broke up (ploughed earth)

Worked the soil, in a way

Worked farmland, in a way

Farmer, sometimes

How to get chicken on board (wordplay)

Passage on a ship

Deck opening for access

The common grosbeak

Common grosbeak

A sea turtle

Hawking

Advocating aggressiveness or confrontation

Sphinx to cough up test that's hard

Stout-bodied insect

Large hovering insect

Reason for cosmetic surgery, maybe

Prominent feature

Detective from 1863 play.

Detective, from character in 1863 play.

Shamus

A weedlike herb

Tree housing Heyerdahl (wordplay)

Britain's first Formula One champion

Hedge tree of the rose family

Hayward

Haywire

Headway

*Heavy breathing (wordplay)

Blow one has to face

Tough thing to fly into

Puzzled who'd read this? You might!

DictionaryAentry in bold

Dictionary entry in bold

Principal joins service for lobotomy

Soccer shot

Thinking

Boundary dispute (wordplay)

Border dispute (wordplay)

Landscaper's handiwork, perhaps

Emulated a mule

Made sound like braying donkey

Made donkey sounds

A climbing plant

In this vicinity

Accompanying this (letter)

May I present...

In the enclosed correspondence

Retirement home (wordplay)

Private island, for example

Place where one won't be disturbed

Intellectual of sorts.

Feature for an egghead?

Feature for an egghead (wordplay)

Roads needing bad manners (wordplay)

Intercity roads

Main roads

Do-si-do dos

Do-si-do whoop-de-dos

Community dance parties

Hogweed

Caused to be depressed (wordplay)

Prepared a pumpkin

Revered ring for ace is sunken

More vacuous

In a hollow manner

Each of us has one.

Urban area of birth

How Monet processed birthplace

Catcall in store on the way back

Towards one's residence

Bound to be docked when one gets there

Cause of a student protest (wordplay)

Page of math problems, say

Inform this not done, perhaps

A perennial herb

Melon - Owen Hyde (anagram)

Crenshaw's cousin

Melon with a green rind

Nictitation from Thomas?

Nictitation from Thomas (wordplay)

Deceive mobster over the counter

Parasitic bloodsucker

Prison (in America)

Slammer or pokey

Cooler socks, having trace of orange, go with...

Homes for hoods

Cooler relatives

The lava of a hawkmoth

An aquatic herb

Howdy

Short, heavy gun fired at an angle

Short-range cannon.

High-angle type of cannon.

Huswife

Huswife

Hackwork

Hairwork

Hairworm

Hallower

Rendering holy greeting when meeting extreme group (wordplay)

Formed or shaped with a hand-held blowpipe: handblown goblets.

How a drink ruined its production

Do-it-yourself production.

Manual creation

""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.""

Handwork

Made by craft working down in harbour

Like some decorative baskets

Eschew the word processor

Manually print

English word

Hardware

Warder hid criminal unable to be changed

Given job around sick ward, being determined

Technology magazine that's difficult to follow (wordplay)

Hardwire

Lumber for floors

Beech and hickory

Harrower

Breaking up soil or distressing greatly

Very distressing fieldwork

Very painful work for the farmer

Ship passages

Hawkbill

HAWKISH {warlike=adj}

Hawkmoth

Hawknose

Tropical turtle with hooked jaws

Turtle type

Detectives

Sleuths

Hawkweed

English word

Has thrown away more than one of those from Rose's family

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

""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

Lines of shrubs

Here flourished hogweeds, right (wordplay)

Sounds like a mule he heard with fruit making gin

Hempweed

HEREAWAY in this vicinity

Treehouses and such

Places with no telephones.

Relatives of ivory towers.

Persons of erudite tastes

Hogwash

English word

Hollow

Hollow

Oh wrong me! (anagram)

From one's own garden

Best kind of vegetables

Where people's roots are

Reunion sites, at times

Nostalgic places

Towards one's house

Forster's End keeping the author away from work (wordplay)

Pilot who dreams where some pigeons are heading (wordplay)

Homework

Honewort

Breakfast items often eaten with spoons

Cavalier con jobs (wordplay)

Variable wind blows around bluffs

Deceives or, archaically, blindfolds

Hookworm

Slammers

Cans

Hornworm

Hornwort

Strong-smelling plant of the mint family.

Pie topping for equestrians (wordplay)

Lash stallion perhaps and move rapidly

Flog hospital before men suture joint

Laura Petrie, for one

*Desperate TV character (wordplay)

Runs home from 21 across with mate

Vacuuming and dusting

Domestic chores in workhouse

Important field of employment.

Guns of a size worth ordering

Artillery weapons

Artillery pieces.

HOWLING a mournful cry