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5-LETTER WORDS · ENDING IN H

5-letter words
ending in H.

112 common words, each with a short meaning. Use the filters to narrow them down, letter by letter.

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Common words · A–Z

awash

Covered with water.

batch

A group of things made together.

beach

A sandy or pebbly shore by the sea.

beech

A tree with smooth grey bark.

belch

To let air out noisily from the stomach.

bench

A long seat for several people.

berth

A bed on a ship or train.

birch

A tree with thin, pale bark.

birth

The moment a baby is born.

blush

To go red in the face.

booth

A small enclosed space, like a ticket booth.

botch

To do a job badly.

bough

A large branch of a tree.

brash

Loud and too confident.

broth

A thin soup.

brush

A tool with bristles for cleaning or painting.

bunch

A group of things held together.

catch

To grab something moving through the air.

cinch

Something very easy to do.

clash

A loud crash, or a disagreement.

cloth

Material made by weaving threads.

coach

A sports trainer, or a long-distance bus.

conch

A large spiral sea shell.

couch

A long, soft seat; a sofa.

cough

To push air out of your throat noisily.

crash

A loud collision.

crush

To squash something hard.

depth

How deep something is.

ditch

A long narrow trench for water.

dough

A mix of flour and water for baking.

earth

The planet we live on, or soil.

epoch

A long period of time in history.

faith

Strong trust or belief.

fetch

To go and bring something back.

fifth

Number five in order.

filth

Thick, disgusting dirt.

finch

A small songbird with a short beak.

flash

A sudden burst of light.

flesh

The soft part of a body or fruit.

flush

To clean a toilet with water.

forth

Forward or onward.

fresh

New, or recently made.

froth

A mass of small bubbles.

gnash

To grind your teeth together.

graph

A diagram that shows information.

harsh

Rough, unkind or severe.

hatch

To break out of an egg.

heath

Open land covered with low shrubs.

hitch

A small problem, or to fasten.

hunch

A feeling or guess about something.

hutch

A wooden cage for rabbits.

latch

A simple catch to keep a door shut.

laugh

To make sounds that show something is funny.

leash

A strap for walking a dog.

leech

A worm that sucks blood.

lunch

A meal eaten in the middle of the day.

lurch

To move suddenly and unsteadily.

march

To walk in step, like soldiers.

marsh

Low, wet, muddy land.

match

A game, or a small stick for lighting fire.

mirth

Laughter and fun.

month

One of the twelve parts of a year.

mouth

The opening in the face for eating and speaking.

mulch

A layer of leaves spread on soil.

munch

To chew noisily.

neigh

The sound a horse makes.

ninth

Number nine in order.

north

The direction toward the North Pole.

notch

A small V-shaped cut.

nymph

A young insect, or a nature spirit in myths.

parch

To make very dry.

patch

A small piece covering a hole.

peach

A soft, fuzzy, sweet fruit.

perch

A place where a bird rests.

pinch

To squeeze skin between finger and thumb.

pitch

A sports field, or how high a sound is.

plush

Soft, thick and luxurious.

poach

To cook gently in simmering water.

pooch

An informal word for a dog.

porch

A covered entrance to a house.

pouch

A small bag or pocket.

punch

To hit with a fist; also, a fruity drink.

ranch

A large farm for cattle or horses.

reach

To stretch out to touch something.

rough

Not smooth or even.

sixth

Number six in order.

sloth

A slow-moving animal that hangs in trees.

slush

Snow that is half melted.

smash

To break something into pieces.

smith

A person who makes things from metal.

south

The direction toward the South Pole.

stash

A hidden store of things.

swish

A soft brushing sound.

teach

To help someone learn.

tenth

Number ten in order.

thigh

The top part of your leg.

tooth

One of the hard white things in your mouth.

torch

A portable light.

touch

To feel something with your hand.

tough

Strong and hard to break.

trash

Rubbish to be thrown away.

truth

What is true.

vouch

To say someone can be trusted.

watch

To look at something, or a wrist clock.

weigh

To find out how heavy something is.

which

Asks for a choice between things.

width

How wide something is.

winch

A machine that pulls with a rope or cable.

witch

A woman with magic powers in stories.

worth

Having a certain value.

wrath

Very great anger.

youth

The time when you are young.

Meanings are written for this site and checked against Merriam-Webster (4 November 2026). Words are in the ENABLE2K word list (public domain). More words ending in H, of every length ↗