W.H.
Abbreviated first middle
W.H. is an abbreviation for initials, most commonly appearing in literary contexts as a mysterious dedicatee—the "Mr.
W.H." to whom Shakespeare's sonnets were dedicated, whose identity remains debated.
The initials also appear in the names of notable figures: poet W.H.
Auden, essayist W.H.
Hudson.
Anglo-American modernist poet
- Anglo-AmericanBritish and American combined
- poetryMetrical literary composition
- modernistAdvocate of experimental forms
- OxfordHistoric English university town
interwar · verse · literary · Pulitzer · elegiac · intellectual · homosexual · emigre
Requesting clarification or repetition
how · interrogative · journalism · inquiry · investigation · reporting · Five Ws · research
Of the United Kingdom
- newsagentRetailer of periodicals
- bookshopStore selling literature
- high streetTown's central shopping road
- retailerOne who sells goods
magazines · newspapers · greeting cards · confectionery · travel · railway station · airport · UK
Auden
Anglo-American modernist poet
- Anglo-AmericanBritish and American combined
- poetryMetrical literary composition
- modernistAdvocate of experimental forms
Oxford · interwar · verse · literary · Pulitzer · elegiac · intellectual · homosexual · emigre · Anglican
what
Requesting clarification or repetition
which · how · interrogative · journalism · inquiry · investigation · reporting · Five Ws · research · interview
British
Of the United Kingdom
- newsagentRetailer of periodicals
- bookshopStore selling literature
- high streetTown's central shopping road
retailer · magazines · newspapers · greeting cards · confectionery · travel · railway station · airport · UK · chain store