  We show that it is possible to construct models in which the width of the
Higgs boson is arbitrary - either smaller or larger than a standard model Higgs
boson of the same mass. There are no new fields into which the Higgs boson
decays. Instead, the coupling of the Higgs boson to the gauge bosons is
adjusted. We construct and analyze weakly--coupled models with arbitrary--width
Higgs bosons to investigate the phenomenology one might find in a strongly
interacting model. In any such model new physics must enter at a mass scale
which decreases as the Higgs boson width is adjusted away from its standard
model value. In particular, if the Higgs boson is wider than the standard model
Higgs boson, then interesting new physics must appear in the isospin--two
channel.
