• haste But Charmian called: "Claude, do make haste!"
• hasty Cautiously Cynthia stepped close and looked in; the curtains were parted where a hasty hand had left them.
• hate I hate it, don't you?
• hirsute Her Old English sheepdog, a huge hirsute off-road vehicle, turned and licked her hand.
• hoist Hoist the saddle into place, then lift it slightly and loosen the blanket along the length of the backbone, so that the weight of the pack will not bind the blanket tight across the horse's back.
• hoot When brown owls hoot their throats swell as big as an hen's egg.
• hooter If only Jabez Puffwater had possessed the inspiring rhetoric of a Bernard Proon, or the imposing presence of a Freddie Hooter, what a lot he could have done.
• hose He was even interested when a porter came forth and unravelled a long roll of garden hose, with which he abruptly began to splash water upon the concrete surface of the court without regard for distance or direction.
• host But our host-it was scarcely fair to him.
• hostel Luxury seems to have sometimes invaded the hostel, for in 1579 a royal degree forbade the sale of wine to the brethren and denounced the blasphemy with which their conversation was often tainted.
• hot "Liebe Schwiegermutter-tea-garden-better," said Ingeborg, still smiling but now quite hot.
• house He has never been in the house since.
• hussite
• hut
• sate
• saute
• site
• soot
• sort
• sorter
• sortie
• sot
• suet
• suite
• Housed
• Hutu
• Hester
• hosted
• hosts
• hoots
• HST
• STE
• HOTS
• HOSED
• hotter
• algors
• algospasm

Stutured

• holding sway over
• sputtered
• stared
• starred
• stated
• stature
• statures
• statute
• steered
• stetted