5 letter words that end with H

5 letter words that end with H

5 letter H word

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aargh 11 9 an exclamation indic...
abash 12 10 to strike with shame...
ahigh 14 11 (obsolete) on high [...
airth 11 7 (Scots) to guide, al...
aitch 14 10 the letter H [n -ES]
aleph 13 11 (Hebrew) the first l...
almah 12 11 an Egyptian girl who...
almeh 12 11 an Egyptian girl who...
anigh 11 10 nigh [adv]
apish 13 10 like an ape [adj API...
arish 11 7 (dialect) a stubble...
arrah 10 7 an Anglo-Irish excla...
awash 13 10 covered with water [...
azoth 13 16 an alchemist's name...
baith 13 10 (Scots) both [adj]
bandh 12 12 (Hindi) in India, a...
batch 16 13 to collect together...
beach 15 13 to drive onto the sh...
beath 12 10 (Spenser) to bathe,...
beech 15 13 a common forest tree...
bekah 13 14 (Hebrew) half a shek...
belah 13 11 (Native Australian)...
belch 17 14 to expel gas through...
bench 15 14 to provide with benc...
berth 13 10 to moor a ship [v -E...
biach 16 13 (slang) a bitch, als...
bimah 14 13 (Hebrew) a raised pl...
birch 17 13 to flog [v -ED, -ING...
birth 14 10 to originate [v -ED,...
bitch 17 13 to complain [v -ED,...
blash 14 11 to splash [v -ED, -I...
blech 17 14 an interjection expr...
blush 15 12 to become red [v -ED...
booth 12 10 a stall for the disp...
botch 16 13 to bungle [v -ED, -I...
bough 14 13 a tree branch [n -S]
brach 16 13 a female hunting hou...
brash 13 10 forward, over-confid...
brith 14 10 (Hebrew) a Jewish ci...
broch 16 13 to broach, to pierce...
brogh 14 12 a dry-built circular...
broth 13 10 a clear thin soup [n...
brugh 15 13 a borough [n -S]
brush 14 11 to touch lightly [v...
bumph 17 17 toilet paper; also,...
bunch 16 15 to gather together [...
bundh 13 13 (Hindi) in India, a...
burgh 15 13 a borough or incorpo...
butch 17 14 a lesbian with manni...
butoh 13 11 (Japanese) a style o...
caneh 12 11 a Hebrew measure of...
catch 17 13 to capture after pur...
cheth 16 12 (Hebrew) the eighth...
chich 20 15 the chickpea [n -ES]
cinch 17 14 to bind firmly with...
clach 18 14 to kill by stoning [...
clash 15 11 to meet in oppositio...
cloth 15 11 fabric [n -S]
coach 16 13 to tutor or train [v...
conch 16 14 a marine mollusk [n...
cooch 16 13 a sinuous dance [n -...
couch 17 14 to put into words [v...
cough 15 13 to expel air from th...
couth 14 11 refinement [n -S] /...
crash 14 10 to collide noisily [...
crith 15 10 a unit of mass, that...
crush 15 11 to press out of shap...
crwth 18 13 (Welsh) an ancient C...
cuish 15 11 a piece of armour fo...
culch 19 15 the flooring of an o...
curch 18 14 (Scots) a covering f...
cutch 18 14 a resin used in tann...
cwtch 21 16 (Welsh) to hide, to...
dadah 10 9 (Australian slang) i...
dawah 13 11 (Arabic) the practic...
daych 20 13 (dialect) to thatch...
deash 10 8 to remove ash from [...
death 10 8 the end of life [n -...
delph 14 12 a type of earthenwar...
dench 13 12 (slang) excellent [a...
depth 13 11 deepness [n -S]
derth 11 8 (Spenser) dearth [n...
ditch 15 11 to dig a long, narro...
doeth 10 8 DO, to perform [v]
donah 9 9 (Spanish) feminine o...
doseh 10 8 an old Arabian relig...
dough 12 11 a flour mixture [n -...
dunch 14 13 (Scots) to jog, nudg...
dunsh 11 10 (Scots) to jog, nudg...
dutch 15 12 (colloquial) a wife...
earth 10 7 to cover with soil [...
ephah 14 12 a Hebrew unit of dry...
epoch 15 13 an important period...
faith 13 10 to believe or trust...
faugh 14 13 used to express disg...
felch 17 14 to lick or suck ejac...
fetch 16 13 to go after and brin...
fifth 16 13 number five in seque...
filch 18 14 to pilfer [v -ED, -I...
filth 15 11 foul or dirty matter...
finch 16 14 a small bird [n -ES]
firth 14 10 an inlet of the sea...
fitch 17 13 a polecat, also FITC...
flash 14 11 showy, vulgar [adj F...
flesh 14 11 to scrape soft body...
flosh 14 11 any loose downy stuf...
flush 15 12 to clean by a gush o...
forth 13 10 onward in time [adv]
fouth 13 11 (Scots) abundance, a...
fowth 16 13 abundance, also FOUT...
fresh 13 10 to improve the condi...
frith 14 10 an inlet of the sea,...
frosh 13 10 (US) a freshman [n -...
froth 13 10 to foam [v -ED, -ING...
frush 14 11 to break or bruise [...
furth 14 11 (Scots) forth, outsi...
galah 12 10 an Australian bird o...
ganch 14 13 to impale, also GAUN...
garth 12 9 a small yard surroun...
gatch 15 12 to behave boastfully...
gauch 15 13 to behave boastfully...
gerah 11 9 a Hebrew unit of wei...
ginch 15 13 underpants, also GIT...
girsh 13 9 a monetary unit of S...
girth 13 9 the bellyband of a s...
gitch 16 12 underpants, also GIN...
glyph 22 15 a sunken channel or...
gnash 11 10 to grind the teeth t...
goeth 11 9 (archaic) 3rd person...
gonch 14 13 underpants, also GIN...
gotch 15 12 underpants, also GIN...
gouch 15 13 (slang) to enter a s...
graph 14 12 to represent by a di...
grith 13 9 (historical) sanctua...
gulch 17 14 to swallow greedily...
gulph 16 14 a deep chasm, also G...
gursh 13 10 a monetary unit of S...
haith 13 9 (Scots) an interject...
hanch 15 13 (Scots) to snap with...
harsh 13 9 severe [adj HARSHER,...
hatch 16 12 to bring forth young...
haugh 14 12 (Scots) a low-lying...
heath 12 9 an evergreen shrub [...
heigh 14 11 a cry used to attrac...
heuch 16 13 (Scots) a crag, a st...
heugh 14 12 (Scots) a crag, a st...
hewgh 17 14 (Shakespeare) imitat...
hilch 18 13 (Scots) to hobble [v...
hitch 17 12 to fasten with a kno...
hooch 15 12 whisky or any strong...
hoosh 12 9 to shoo away [v -ED,...
horah 12 9 an Israeli dance, al...
hotch 16 12 (Scots) to hitch, jo...
hough 14 12 to hamstring [v -ED,...
humph 17 16 to carry (something...
hunch 16 14 to arch forward [v -...
hutch 17 13 a coop or cage for s...
illth 14 9 the contrary of weal...
kaneh 10 12 (Hebrew) a Hebrew me...
kaugh 13 14 (Scots) care, troubl...
keech 14 14 (Shakespeare) a lump...
kench 14 15 a bin for salting fi...
ketch 15 14 a small two-masted s...
khaph 16 16 (Hebrew) the elevent...
kheth 14 13 (Hebrew) the eighth...
knish 12 12 (Yiddish) in Jewish...
kotch 15 14 (South Africa) to vo...
kutch 16 15 a resin used in tann...
laich 15 11 (Scots) a piece of l...
laigh 13 10 (Scots) low, also LA...
laith 12 8 (Scots) loth, also L...
lanch 14 12 to throw, as a lance...
larch 15 11 any tree of the coni...
latah 11 8 a psychological cond...
latch 15 11 to close a gate with...
lauch 15 12 (Scots) to laugh [v...
laugh 13 11 to express mirth by...
leach 14 11 to allow a liquid to...
leash 11 8 to hold by a lead or...
leech 14 11 a bloodsucking annel...
leish 12 8 (Scots) active, supp...
letch 15 11 to engage in lechery...
leuch 15 12 LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
leugh 13 11 LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
linch 15 12 an unploughed strip...
loach 14 11 a freshwater fish [n...
loath 11 8 unwilling, also LAIT...
lotah 11 8 a small brass water...
lough 13 11 (Irish) a lake [n -S...
luach 15 12 (Judaism) an inscrib...
lunch 15 13 to eat a midday meal...
lurch 16 12 to roll or pitch sud...
lymph 22 16 a body fluid contain...
lynch 21 14 to judge and put to...
maneh 10 11 (Hebrew) a unit of w...
marah 11 10 (Hebrew) in Biblical...
march 15 13 to walk in a militar...
marsh 12 10 a tract of low, wet...
match 15 13 to be equal to [v -E...
meath 11 10 (obsolete) an alcoho...
meith 12 10 (Scots) a landmark,...
mensh 11 11 (colloquial) to ment...
merch 15 13 (colloquial) merchan...
milch 17 14 of cattle, yielding...
mirth 13 10 merriness [n -S]
misch 16 13 as in misch metal, a...
mitch 16 13 to play truant, also...
month 11 11 one of the twelve co...
mooch 14 13 to play truant, also...
morph 14 13 to gradually change...
mouch 15 14 to play truant, also...
mouth 12 11 to feed into an open...
mulch 17 15 to provide with a pr...
mulsh 14 12 loose material, stra...
munch 15 15 to chew noisily [v -...
musth 13 11 a state of frenzy oc...
mutch 16 14 a close-fitting cap...
mynah 17 13 (Hindi) an Asiatic b...
myrrh 19 12 an aromatic gum resi...
natch 13 11 the rump of beef; es...
nauch 13 12 (Hindi) an entertain...
neath 9 8 (dialect) beneath, a...
neigh 11 10 to utter the cry of...
nikah 11 12 in Islamic marriage,...
ninth 10 9 one of nine equal pa...
north 10 8 to head northwards [...
notch 13 11 to make an angular c...
nudzh 14 19 (Yiddish) to nag, al...
nymph 20 16 to fish using a fly...
obeah 11 10 a form of West India...
omlah 12 11 an Indian staff of o...
omrah 11 10 a Muslim lord [n -S]
oomph 13 13 spirited vigor [n -S...
orach 13 10 a plant of the goose...
parch 16 13 to make very dry [v...
patch 16 13 to mend or cover a h...
peach 15 13 to inform against so...
perch 16 13 to sit in an elevate...
phish 16 12 to engage in phishin...
pilch 18 14 (archaic) a gown or...
pinch 16 14 to squeeze between t...
pitch 17 13 to throw [v PITCHED,...
plash 14 11 to weave together [v...
plesh 14 11 (Spenser) a pool; a...
plush 15 12 luxurious [adj PLUSH...
poach 15 13 to trespass to hunt...
pooch 15 13 to bulge [v -ED, -IN...
porch 16 13 a low structure proj...
potch 16 13 to push violently, t...
pouch 16 14 a pocket, purse [n -...
psych 23 15 to stimulate to a pr...
pujah 15 20 (Sanskrit) a Hindu a...
punch 16 15 to perforate with a...
quash 19 17 to set aside or annu...
quich 23 20 (Spenser) to stir, m...
quoth 19 17 1st and 3rd pers sin...
qursh 20 17 (Arabic) a monetary...
rajah 12 16 (Hindi) an Indian ru...
ralph 14 11 (US slang) to vomit...
ranch 13 11 to work at an establ...
ratch 14 10 to wander, prowl [v...
rayah 16 9 a non-Muslim inhabit...
reach 13 10 to stretch out or pu...
reech 13 10 to emit smoke, also...
retch 14 10 to make an effort to...
rewth 14 10 (Spenser) ruth, pity...
roach 13 10 to clip or trim (a h...
rotch 14 10 the little auk, also...
rough 12 10 having an uneven sur...
routh 11 8 (Scots) abundance, a...
rowth 14 10 (Scots) abundance, a...
runch 14 12 a wild radish [n -ES...
saith 11 7 the coalfish, also S...
sangh 11 10 (Hindi) an associati...
sauch 14 11 (Scots) a sallow, a...
saugh 12 10 (Scots) a sallow, a...
sawah 13 10 (Malay) an irrigated...
scath 14 10 (Spenser) to injure,...
selah 11 8 (Hebrew) a musical i...
shash 13 9 to provide with a sa...
shish 14 9 (Turkish) as in shis...
shush 14 10 to hush [v SHUSHED,...
sieth 11 7 (Shakespeare) a scyt...
sirih 12 7 (Malay) the betel pe...
sixth 18 14 number six in sequen...
skosh 12 11 (Japanese) a small a...
slash 12 8 to cut with violent...
slish 13 8 (Shakespeare) a cut...
slosh 12 8 to move with a splas...
sloth 12 8 to be lazy [v -ED, -...
slush 13 9 to splash with partl...
smash 12 10 to shatter violently...
smith 13 10 to forge metal, also...
smush 13 11 to crush [v SMUSHED,...
snash 10 8 to talk abusively [v...
snath 10 8 the curved handle of...
snush 11 9 (obsolete) to snuff...
sokah 11 11 a variety of Caribbe...
solah 11 8 (Hindi) an Indian pl...
sooth 10 7 true, real, also SOT...
sough 12 10 to make a moaning or...
south 11 8 a point of the compa...
sowth 14 10 (Scots) to whistle o...
sposh 13 10 (US) slush [n -ES]
staph 13 10 any of various spher...
stash 11 7 to store in a secret...
stich 15 10 (Greek) a line of ve...
subah 13 11 (Hindi) a province o...
sulph 15 12 (slang) amphetamine...
sumph 15 14 (Scots) a dunce, a b...
surah 11 8 (Arabic) a chapter o...
swash 14 10 to dash, splash [v -...
swath 14 10 a row of cut grass o...
swish 15 10 smart, stylish [adj...
swith 15 10 (obsolete) quickly,...
sylph 21 13 a slender, graceful...
synch 20 13 to cause to operate...
synth 17 10 (short for) a synthe...
syrah 17 9 a red wine grape [n...
taish 11 7 (Gaelic) an appariti...
tavah 12 11 (Hindi) a griddle in...
teach 13 10 to impart knowledge...
teeth 10 7 TOOTH, one of the ha...
tench 13 11 a freshwater fish [n...
tenth 10 8 number ten in sequen...
teuch 14 11 (Scots) tough, also...
teugh 12 10 (Scots) tough, also...
thigh 15 11 a part of the leg fr...
tilth 13 8 cultivated land [n -...
titch 15 10 a small person, also...
tooth 10 7 one of the hard bone...
torah 10 7 the body of Jewish l...
torch 14 10 to set on fire [v -E...
touch 14 11 to come into contact...
tough 12 10 hard, durable [adj T...
trash 11 7 to wreck or vandaliz...
troth 11 7 (Shakespeare) to pro...
truth 12 8 conformity to fact o...
tuath 11 8 (Irish) a tribe, peo...
ummah 13 14 (Arabic) the body of...
umrah 12 11 a lesser pilgrimage...
uneth 10 9 (archaic) with diffi...
vauch 16 15 (dialect) to move fa...
vetch 16 14 any of a number of l...
vouch 16 15 to give one's person...
watch 17 13 to keep in view [v -...
waugh 15 13 to bark, also WAFF [...
weigh 15 12 to determine the wei...
welch 18 14 to fail to pay a deb...
welsh 15 11 to fail to pay a deb...
wench 16 14 to consort with pros...
wersh 14 10 (Scots) tasteless, i...
which 20 15 what particular one...
whish 17 12 to move with a hissi...
width 15 11 the extent from side...
winch 17 14 to raise with a hois...
witch 18 13 to bewitch [v -ED, -...
woosh 13 10 to move with a hissi...
worth 14 10 to happen, befall [v...
wrath 14 10 (obsolete) to make o...
wroth 14 10 wrathful, also WROTH...
yecch 23 15 something disgusting...
yeesh 16 9 an interjection used...
yirth 18 9 (US) earth [n -S]
youth 17 10 a young person [n -S...
yrneh 16 10 a unit of reciprocal...
yucch 24 16 an interjection expr...
zilch 19 20 nothing [n -ES]