• chaser If the players resort to these homes too frequently to make a good game, the chaser may call "Three times three are nine; Who does not run is mine."
• harasser The harasser became so persistent that the victim reported the incident to the police.
• hare
• harper She was Harper Lee.
• hawser She unwrapped the hawser from its coil.
• hays He had hay in his hair.
• haze The haze from the smoky fires created an eerie setting.
• hearer I will be the first to hear about the job opportunity.
• hearse
• hoarse
• horse
• horsey My uncle has a really horsey toy.
• hose Without a hose, it would be difficult to clean up the mess.
• hosier I went shopping for shoes at the hosiery store.
• parser
• Has Jenny has two cats.
• Hers
• Haws The hawks were flying overhead.
• Hairs "I ate it afterwards," humbly suggested Ralph, still on his knees, "and there were hairs in it.
• hawsers She had a hawsers knot that she used to attach her boat to the dock.
• hares Many people believe that hares are Junes favorite animals.
• hearses The hearer hears the sound of the rainfall.
• hears The baby hears the crying of its mother.
• HaaS CHURCH, HUNT, J. H. BEARD, INNES, WHITTREDGE, W. H. BEARD, HUNTINGTON, W. HART, PORTER, PAGE, J. M. HART, G. L. BROWN, SANFORD GIFFORD, McENTEE, APPLETON BROWN, SWAIN GIFFORD, COLMAN, CROPSEY, DURAND, HICKS, CASILEAR, R. W. WEIR, WINSLOW HOMER, E. JOHNSON, W. T. RICHARDS, DE HAAS, SHIRLAW, T. MORAN, J. G. BROWN, CHASE, P. MORAN, WYANT, BRICHER, PERRY, WOOD, ROBBINS, BELLOWS, BRISTOL, WILMARTH, SHATTUCK, REINHART, EATON, MILLER, BRIDGMAN, GUY, J. F. WEIR, BIERSTADT, QUARTLEY, HOPKINSON SMITH, MEEKER,
• hoarser Compared to the howler monkeys of the rainforest, the USL Players' Association's call for a voluntary25 million dollar payday
• harsher He delivered a harsher response than I anticipated.
• hazer I want to Hazer that cake.

Creame

• cram
• cream
• creamed
• creamer
• creamier
• creams
• creamy
• crease
• create
• creme