2-Letter Words Starting with H

Makes bales, say

Makes bale (wordplay)

Robert of Airplane!

Hog callers' cries.

Large barges

Heavy barges.

Pts. of triangles

Geom. lines

Georgetown athletes (what IS this word?)

George-town team

Big East basketball powerhouse

Tree frogs

Songs for the masses (wordplay)

Organic songs (wordplay)

Songs of service (wordplay)

Creates a buzz for

What label does to new band

Builds anticipation for

Certain needles: Slang

Vaccinator's supply

Syringes, for short

They do some tedding

Some forage preparers

Kings of England.

Some British kings

Eight British kings

Hydrocarbon radicals with six parts carbon

Loves pets (wordplay)

Beekeeper's offerings

Tea bar array

Hooey

Family of a games expert

Whose "Rules of Games" is that (wordplay)

Whose 'Rules of Games' is that (wordplay)

""Arrogance, also HUBRIS""

Mythical monsters (Greek)

Tubelike water animals

Mythologically-named polyps

Health spas, to Brits

People with complaints may resort to these

The laughing stock of Africa (wordplay)

Laughing African beasts

Pack carrying off carrion

Hymen

Hyoid

Some Chinese teas

Hawkey

Haying

Haymow

Periods of highest vigor

Periods of great success

Heady times

Heydey

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

Hockey

Hookey

Shows of approval

Cries of jubilation

Encouraging words

Girly girls' opposites

Girls like Tom with the boys

Tomboys are not boys

Sticks used in Irish game

Shouts of joy

Supportive cries

Hyaena

Hyalin

Mules, for example

They are of mixed origin

In-demand vehicles

Hydrid

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Containing water

Note books used in church (wordplay)

Church books with many notes

They are in view in a pew

Jack-in-the-box needs (wordplay)

They mince words

Kin of dashes

Hyrax

Dassies, agile herbivorous animals

Bitter herb used in flavoring

Bitter leaves used sparingly in salads

European mints

Carriages for hire

Hired coaches

Carriages to inflict damage on joints, we hear

Halcyon

They're on the way in

Indoor passages

Corridors

Banner-hoisting lines

Flag-raising aids in Lahr's day

Sail-hoisting ropes

Hi, chaps! Blow them all!

Haycock

Hayfork

Haylage

Places for storing fodder.

Farm storage areas

Barn storage areas

Mangers.

Farm-field piles

Farm stacks

Harvest festival events

Country fun.

Rustic excursions

Country persons (US)

TV's Clampetts, e.g

TV's Clampetts, for example

Hayward

Haywire

Headway

Unverified "facts"

Highboy

Roads needing bad manners (wordplay)

Intercity roads

Main roads

Spend them and leave them, perhaps

Time off for his lady-love, perhaps

Not the sort of leaves on 9 across

Easter, Advent, Passover.

High time in Judaism

Catholic obligations

Bear-bare, hair-hare, etc.

Same sound, different meanings

Dear and deer, for example

Hyaline

Hyalite

Hyaloid

Hybris

Hydatid

Where dogs often go

Puppy pit stops

Street water taps

Hydrase

Combines with water

Borax and Epsom salts

Adds water to

Hydride

Hydroid

Hygeist

Health practices

Cleanliness regimens

Toplady and others.

Without hymns

Unstable particles with great mass

Unstable particles

Dreamy states

Trance states

Svengali's forte, perhaps

Under state (wordplay)

Mesmer's field

Hyponea

Hypoxia

Ship passages

Haulyard

Farmer's specialty.

Source of fodder.

Hid safely disguised where grasses grow

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

Headstay

Hemocyte

Hemolyse

The lysis of erythrocytes with the release of hemoglobin; the breaking apart of red blood cells in the blood.

Hemolyze

Figure of speech had Sidney bewildered

Sidney had curled up nice and warm, maybe

HEREAWAY in this vicinity

Treehouses and such

Places with no telephones.

Relatives of ivory towers.

They do what they like

Collectors, often

Pastime pursuers

Hogmanay

Hogmenay

Corn-filled state

Holotype

Holytide

Homestay

Cozy quality

Plural or third person singular

(Chemistry) the dissociation of a molecule into two neutral fragments Also called homolytic fission Compare heterolysis [2] homolytic   [ˌhəʊməʊˈlɪtɪk ˌhɒm-] adj HOMOPOLAR

Striped hive insects

Some drones

Hive dwellers

Sweet, cinnamony rolls

Tootsy-wootsies

Breakfast items often eaten with spoons

Houseboy

Last of money on account invested in reminder to put on his evacuated bloomers

Hyalogen

Hydracid

Hydragog

Hydranth

Hydrator

Hydrogel

Hydrogen

Hydromel

Hydrops

Hydroski

Hydrosol

Hydroxyl

Hygieist

The science of health; hygiene.

Hymeneal

Hymenium

Hymnary

Church staples

Church property.

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

Hymnody

Hyoscine

Hypergol

Hyperope

Hyphemia

Synthetic drugs are perhaps not physic

Sleeping pills

Liberal phony and jerks - they could easily go under

Hypoderm

Growing under ground; remaining under ground; ripening its fruit under ground.

Hyponoia

Hypopnea

Hypopyon

TAXES tax

TAXIS taxi

Hypothec

Hyracoid

Fits

Playing chess I try frenzied attacks

Fit of uncontrollable laughter or crying

Wildly emotional behaviour

Beehive, page boy, etc.

Coiffures

Halophyte

King cobras

Haplotype

Hemicycle

(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Genetics) Genetics (of a chromosome or gene) not having a homologue; not paired in a diploid cell

Hemolymph

Hemolysin

""The expectoration of blood or of blood-streaked sputum from the larynx, trachea, bronchi, or lungs.""

""The expectoration of blood, due usually to hemorrhage from the mucous membrane of the lungs.""

Polish and polish, e.g

Polish and polish, for example

Row and row, for example

Highflyer

Plural or third person singular

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

Hokypoky

Holidayer

Actress Hunter visits a pawn shop (wordplay)

Flowers

Hologyny

They're used to polish wooden decks

Homonymy

Having the same name or designation; standing in the same relation; opposed to heteronymous. heteronymous.

Having the same alleles at a particular gene locus on homologous chromosomes.

Apian storage sites

Beeswax structures

Darling brushes up what Queen saw in The Maze perhaps

Visits Niagara Falls (wordplay)

Postnuptial holidays

Happy days

Horseplay

Hybridism

Hybridize

Hybridoma

Hydathode

Flowering plants; ashy garden (anagram)

Large-bloomed bushes

Cover up QPR broadcast bloomers

Hydration

Science of pipe and channel flow

Science of fluids

Fluid mechanics

Hydrazide

Hydrazine

Hydrocele

Some commercial ferries

Boats with winglike blades

They fly on water

Hydrolase

Hydrolyse

Chemical decomposition caused by water

Chemical breakdown in reaction with water

Chemical breakdown due to reaction with water

Hydrolyze

Hydronium

Hydropsy

Hydrosere

Cover up music outfit's rumoured chemical cocktails (wordplay)

Hydrozoan

Hygienist

Hylozoism

Hylozoist

Hypallage

Hyperbola

Extravagant exaggerations

Hypercube