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Sr. # Word Definition Example Sentence
1 h The eighth letter of the alphabet. "g" comes before "h"
2 Habakkuk
3 habit A habit is something that you do regularly. John, don't bite your fingernails. It's a bad habit.; Marjorie has a habit of buying Christmas presents early, hiding them away like a squirrel, and then forgetting all about them.
4 habitable If a place is habitable
5 habitants A member of habitation colony at Stadacona founded by Samuel de Champlain
6 habitat A habitat is a natural place that a plant or an animal lives in.
7 habitation The act of living at a place. The habitation of animals in that forest is currently threated by logging.
8 habitations The plural form of habitation; more than one (kind of) habitation.
9 habitats The plural form of habitat; more than one (kind of) habitat.
10 habits The plural form of habit; more than one (kind of) habit.
11 habitual A habitual behaviour is done regularly In our changing world, the old habitual ways of doing business will not work any more.
12 habituate If you habituate yourself to the surroundings
13 habituated The past tense and past participle of habituate.
14 habituates The third-person singular form of habituate.
15 habituating The present participle of habituate.
16 hack A hack is someone who works hard He thinks he's a great rapper but he's just a hack.
17 hacked The past tense and past participle of hack.
18 hacker A hacker is a person who gains unauthorized access to parts of a computer program. A hacker had been changing my computer game without my permission.
19 hackers The plural form of hacker; more than one (kind of) hacker.
20 hacking The present participle of hack.
21 hackneyed If something is hackneyed
22 hacks The plural form of hack; more than one (kind of) hack.
23 had The past tense and past participle of have. We had a good time at the zoo.; But we have had better times in the park.
24 haddock A haddock is a silvery-grey sea fish
25 haddocks The plural form of haddock; more than one (kind of) haddock.
26 hadith A written record of a saying or action of the Prophet Muhammad. Used as a basis for conduct in Islamic practices.
27 hadiths The plural form of hadith; more than one (kind of) hadith.
28 hadn't The negative form of had; had not. I hadn't started my homework when you phoned.
29 haemoglobin Haemoglobin is the iron-containing substance in red blood cells that transports oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body.
30 haemoglobins The plural form of haemoglobin; more than one (kind of) haemoglobin.
31 haemophilia Haemophilia is a medical condition where the body's ability of the blood to clot is severely reduced
32 haemophiliac A haemophiliac is a person with haemophilia.
33 haemophiliacs The plural form of haemophiliac; more than one (kind of) haemophiliac.
34 haemophilias The plural form of haemophilia; more than one (kind of) haemophilia.
35 haemophobia haemophobia is the fear of blood.
36 haemorrhage Haemorrhage is the heavy loss of blood from a person or animal's body.
37 haemorrhaged The past tense and past participle of haemorrhage.
38 haemorrhages The plural form of haemorrhage; more than one (kind of) haemorrhage.
39 haemorrhaging The present participle of haemorrhage.
40 Hafiz
41 hafnium Hafnium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 72 and symbol Hf.
42 haft A haft is the handle of a tool or weapon.
43 hafta Short for have to. I hafta go home now.; Well, you just hafta find a way to control them.
44 hafted The past tense and past participle of haft.
45 hafting The present participle of haft.
46 hafts The plural form of haft; more than one (kind of) haft.
47 Hafut
48 haggard If a person looks haggard Staring his eyes, and haggard was his look.
49 haggle If you haggle I haggled on the price for the shoes.
50 haggled The past tense and past participle of haggle.
51 haggles The third-person singular form of haggle.
52 haggling The present participle of haggle.
53 hagiographies The plural form of hagiography; more than one (kind of) hagiography.
54 hagiography A hagiography is the story of the life of a saint.
55 Haifa
56 hail Hail is ice that falls from the sky.
57 hailed The past tense and past participle of hail.
58 hailing The present participle of hail.
59 hails The third-person singular form of hail.
60 hailstone A hailstone is a piece of ice that falls from the sky. I once saw a hailstone that was 5 cm wide.
61 hailstones The plural form of hailstone; more than one (kind of) hailstone.
62 hair Hair is long She had never seen him with his hair cut short.
63 haircut A haircut is what happens when someone's hair is cut. I have an appointment this afternoon for a haircut.; I usually get about three haircuts a year.
64 haircuts The plural form of haircut; more than one (kind of) haircut. I usually get about three haircuts a year.
65 hairdo The hairdo of a person is the way their hair is styled or cut.
66 hairdos The plural form of hairdo; more than one (kind of) hairdo.
67 hairdresser A hairdresser is a person who cuts and styles the hair of other people.
68 hairdressers The plural form of hairdresser; more than one (kind of) hairdresser.
69 hairier The comparative form of hairy; more hairy.
70 hairiest The superlative form of hairy; most hairy.
71 hairless A hairless person is someone without hair.
72 hairs The plural form of hair; more than one (kind of) hair.
73 hairstyle The way in which someone's hair has been cut and arranged. His hairstyle is one which covers his ears
74 hairstyles The plural form of hairstyle; more than one (kind of) hairstyle.
75 hairy A hairy person or animal has a lot of hair. That man's back was so hairy!
76 Hajj
77 Hakim
78 halal Food that Muslims can eat according to the Islamic religious practice.
79 half A half is 1/2 of a whole; 50%. Sales were down from January to June but jumped in the second half of the year.; Half a year later, the baby was born.; A half minute after the game started, the rain began.; It took us an hour and a half to get the bike working again.; The city was about half the size of Vancouver.; More than half the money came from the government.; It's cost us three and a half thousand dollars.; We'll meet at half past two.; It's two and a half times as big as the old one.; The coach changed the goal keeper at half time.; The same car might cost about half as much again as in Britain.; These cookies are not half as good as the ones your mum makes.; The apples are half price today.; When I phoned, he was still half asleep.; The glass was half full.; Since the early 1980s the army's strength and budget have been cut in half .; The car was half on the road when it was hit.
80 half cooked
81 Half day
82 half-brother A half-brother is a male half-sibling.
83 half-sibling A half-sibling is a sibling you share only one parent with.
84 half-sister A half-sister is a female half-sibling.
85 half-sisters
86 halfway If something is halfway done I was halfway between happy and sad.; Don't do the job halfway, get it done.; I was halfway home after driving an hour -- I would be home in one more hour.; The runner can get water at the halfway point.
87 Halib
88 Halim
89 halitoses The plural form of halitosis; more than one (kind of) halitosis.
90 halitosis Halitosis is the condition of having foul-smelling breath.
91 Haliya
92 Halkan
93 hall A hall is a large space with a roof and walls. It can be a kind of large building Please leave your boots in the front hall.
94 Hallam Hallam is a town in Victoria
95 hallowe'en
96 Halloween Halloween is a holiday in Europe and North America that is celebrated by dressing in costumes and going door-to-door asking for candy. Halloween is celebrated each year on October 31 on the eve of All Hallow's Day.
97 Hallowe'en Hallowe'en is another way of spelling Halloween.
98 halls The plural form of hall; more than one (kind of) hall.
99 hallucinate If a person hallucinates
100 hallucinated The past tense and past participle of hallucinate.
101 hallucinates The third-person singular form of hallucinate.
102 hallucinating The present participle of hallucinate.
103 hallucination A hallucination is sensory perception of something that does not exist.
104 hallucinations The plural form of hallucination; more than one (kind of) hallucination.
105 hallway A hallway is a corridor in a building that connects rooms.
106 hallways The plural form of hallway; more than one (kind of) hallway.
107 halo A halo is a circle of light shown around or above the head of a saint or holy person to represent their holiness.
108 haloed The past tense and past participle of halo.
109 haloes The plural form of halo; more than one (kind of) halo.
110 halogen A chemical element that is listed in the penultimate column of the periodic table. These elements have a charge of -1. Fluorine
111 halogens The plural form of halogen; more than one (kind of) halogen.
112 haloing The present participle of halo.
113 halos The plural form of halo; more than one (kind of) halo.
114 halt When someone halts something The contract negotiations halted operations for at least a week.
115 halted The past tense and past participle of halt.
116 halting The present participle of halt.
117 halts The third-person singular form of halt.
118 halve If you halve something Chop the onion, mince the garlic, and halve the cherry tomatoes.
119 halved The past tense and past participle of halve.
120 halves The plural form of half; more than one (kind of) half.
121 halving The present participle of halve.
122 ham A ham is the thigh and buttock of any animal used for meat.
123 Hamara
124 Hamburg Hamburg is a city and federal state in Germany.
125 hamburger A hamburger is a sandwich made from meat in small pieces that are fried together. I'd like to have a hamburger and some fries.
126 hamburgers The plural form of hamburger; more than one (kind of) hamburger.
127 Hamil Hamil is a male given name.
128 hamlet A hamlet is a small village or a group of houses.
129 hamlets The plural form of hamlet; more than one (kind of) hamlet.
130 hammer A hammer is a heavy tool for pushing a nail into wood. When you have only a hammer, all things seem like nails.
131 hammered The past tense and past participle of hammer.
132 hammering The present participle of hammer.
133 hammerlike If something is hammerlike
134 hammers The plural form of hammer; more than one (kind of) hammer.
135 hammock A hammock is a sling made of fabric rope or netting suspended between two or more points used for swinging
136 hammocks The plural form of hammock; more than one (kind of) hammock.
137 Hampshire Hampshire is a maritime county in the south of England.
138 Hamra
139 hams The plural form of ham; more than one (kind of) ham.
140 hamster A hamster is a furry rodent a little larger than a mouse and with a very short tail. They are popular as pets.
141 hamsters The plural form of hamster; more than one (kind of) hamster.
142 Hamz
143 Han The Han are the largest ethnicity in China. There are 1.4 billion Hans in the world.
144 hand Your hands are the parts of your body at the end of your arms. A hand has four fingers and a thumb. Mother, I'm afraid, please hold my hand.
145 hand job A hand job is the act of using the hands to stimulate another person's penis.
146 hand jobs The plural form of hand job; more than one (kind of) hand job.
147 handbag A handbag is a small bag used by women (and sometimes men) to carry a few small personal items. For my sister's birthday, I bought her a brown handbag and she really liked it.
148 handbags The plural form of handbag; more than one (kind of) handbag.
149 handball a game played with a ball
150 handbasin A handbasin is a large bowl fixed to a wall used for washing your hands and face.
151 handbasins The plural form of handbasin; more than one (kind of) handbasin.
152 handbook A handbook is a book informing people about rules or giving instructions about how to perform a task.
153 handbooks The plural form of handbook; more than one (kind of) handbook.
154 handcuff When you handcuff someone
155 handcuffed The past tense and past participle of handcuff. After John was arrested, he was handcuffed, searched, placed in the squad car and transported to jail.
156 handcuffing The present participle of handcuff. The prisoner tried to escape while I was handcuffing him.
157 handcuffs Handcuffs are the two lockable linked metal rings for holding a prisoner’s wrists. After John was arrested, he was put in handcuffs, searched, placed in the squad car and transported to jail.
158 handed The past tense and past participle of hand. The nurse handed the scalpel to the doctor so he could make the cut.; He handed the ball to his teammate.; My mom handed me some potatoes and asked me to help her peel them.
159 handful A handful of something is the amount of it you can hold in the palm of one hand.
160 handgun A handgun is a small gun that is designed to be held and operated with one hand. A pistol is a type of handgun.
161 handguns The plural form of handgun; more than one (kind of) handgun.
162 Handi
163 handicap Something that makes someone disadvantaged. This often refers to being disabled physically or mentally.
164 handicapped The past tense and past participle of handicap.
165 handicapping The present participle of handicap.
166 handicaps The plural form of handicap; more than one (kind of) handicap.
167 handicraft Handicraft is a trade that requires the craftsman to have good skills to produce works by hand.
168 handicrafts The plural form of handicraft; more than one (kind of) handicraft.
169 handier The comparative form of handy; more handy.
170 handiest The superlative form of handy; most handy.
171 handing The present participle of hand. Hurry up! They're handing out free tickets to the concert!
172 handiwork Handiwork is any work done by the hands.
173 handiworks The plural form of handiwork; more than one (kind of) handiwork.
174 handjob A handjob is the act of using the hands to stimulate another person's penis.
175 handjobs The plural form of handjob; more than one (kind of) handjob.
176 handkerchief A handkerchief is a cloth The gentleman had a handkerchief in his jacket pocket.
177 handkerchiefs The plural form of handkerchief; more than one (kind of) handkerchief.
178 handkerchieves The plural form of handkerchief; more than one (kind of) handkerchief.
179 handle A handle is the part of an object that you hold with your hand when you want to use or move the object. Some examples of handles are: the shaft of a sword I grabbed the handle on the drawer and opened it.
180 handled The past tense and past participle of handle.
181 handles The plural form of handle; more than one (kind of) handle.
182 handling The present participle of handle.
183 handmade Something that is handmade is made by hand.
184 handmaid A handmaid is a female servant.
185 handmaids The plural form of handmaid; more than one (kind of) handmaid.
186 handout A handout is money someone gives without expecting to get it back.
187 handouts The plural form of handout; more than one (kind of) handout.
188 hands The plural form of hand; more than one (kind of) hand. My hands are dirty from digging in the dirt all afternoon.; Please wash your hands before you eat.
189 handshake A handshake is when two people hold hands for a few seconds and move them up and down before letting go. It is often used like a greeting (like saying "hello" or "goodbye" when people meet) or to say that two people have agreed on something. When I meet someone, I give a firm handshake.
190 handshakes The plural form of handshake; more than one (kind of) handshake.
191 handsome If a male is handsome John said that Fred is one handsome and tall dude
192 handsomeness The quality of being handsome.
193 handsomer The comparative form of handsome; more handsome.
194 handsomest The superlative form of handsome; most handsome.
195 handwrite If you handwrite something
196 handwrites The third-person singular form of handwrite.
197 handwriting Handwriting is writing created by hand instead of computer.
198 handwritings The plural form of handwriting; more than one (kind of) handwriting.
199 handwritten If something is handwritten Her essay was handwritten.
200 handwrote The past participle of handwrite.
201 handy If something is handy
202 handyman A handyman is a person who does small tasks and odd jobs.
203 handymen The plural form of handyman; more than one (kind of) handyman.
204 hang When you hang things Now, I hang this picture on the wall.; I hung the picture on the wall yesterday.; The picture was still hanging on the wall this morning.; He hung onto the rope so that he would not fall.
205 hang loose If a person hangs loose
206 hangar A hangar is a large garage-like structure where aircraft are kept. The plane taxied on over to the hangar for repairs.
207 hangared The past tense and past participle of hangar.
208 hangaring The present participle of hangar.
209 hangars The plural form of hangar; more than one (kind of) hangar.
210 hanged The past tense and past participle of hang. Some states and nations hanged people as punishment for murdering of another.
211 hanger A hanger is a device to hang clothing on.
212 hangers The plural form of hanger; more than one (kind of) hanger.
213 hanging A form of capital punishment where a person is held in the air by a rope around his/her neck until they are dead. There was a hanging in Carson City.
214 hangings The plural form of hanging; more than one (kind of) hanging.
215 hangover A hangover is a group of symptoms that can include headache. It can be caused by drinking alcohol
216 hangovers The plural form of hangover; more than one (kind of) hangover.
217 hangs The third-person singular form of hang.
218 Hangzhou Hangzhou is a city in China.
219 Hania
220 Hank
221 hanker When you hanker for something I always love eating chocolates and I hanker for some right now.
222 hankered The past tense and past participle of hanker.
223 hankering The present participle of hanker.
224 hankers The third-person singular form of hanker.
225 Hannah Hannah is a female given name.
226 Hannibal Hannibal is a male given name.
227 Hanoi Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam.
228 Hansard Hansard is the official report of debates and other proceedings in parliaments.
229 Hansards The plural form of Hansard; more than one (kind of) Hansard.
230 Hanukkah
231 Hanzlo
232 Haoreima Haoreima is an ancient Meitei goddess of diseases
233 haphazard A haphazard decision is one that is random and not consistent.
234 haphazardly If something is done haphazardly
235 happen if something happens Did anything happen at school today?; It may happen to rain today.
236 happened The past tense and past participle of happen. I happened to find my lost ring today.; It happened again! My computer just crashed!
237 happening The present participle of happen.
238 happenings The plural form of happening; more than one (kind of) happening.
239 happens The third-person singular form of happen. What a coincidence. It just so happens to be my birthday today, too.; If anyone happens to return my wallet, please call me.; Don't worry about it. It happens all the time.
240 happier The comparative form of happy; more happy. I would be happier if I didn't have to tell you to clean your room everyday.; Since I've been dating Julie, I'm happier than I've ever been.
241 happiest The superlative form of happy; most happy. This is the happiest I've seen you since your husband died.; Sarah is the happiest person I know. She's always smiling and laughing.
242 happify
243 happily By a good chance. Happily, the situation today is very different.
244 happiness Happiness is the emotion of being happy; joy. I hope that your new job brings you happiness.; I have never felt more happiness than when I saw my newborn daughter for the first time.
245 happinesses The plural form of happiness; more than one (kind of) happiness.
246 happy When you feel happy He was happy.
247 Happy Eid
248 Happy new year
249 Haram
250 harangue A harangue is a lengthy and aggressive speech.
251 harangued The past tense and past participle of harangue.
252 harangues The plural form of harangue; more than one (kind of) harangue.
253 haranguing The present participle of harangue.
254 harass If you harass someone
255 harassed The past tense and past participle of harass.
256 harasses The third-person singular form of harass.
257 harassing The present participle of harass.
258 harassment Harassment refers to repeatedly annoying a person or a few people until they become worried and stressed. His mother constantly harassed him about his grades.
259 harassments The plural form of harassment; more than one (kind of) harassment.
260 harbinger A harbinger is something that foreshadows a future event.
261 harbingers The plural form of harbinger; more than one (kind of) harbinger.
262 harbor A harbor is some water in a curve of land where it's safe for boats because there are no big waves. A ship in the harbor is safe -- but that is not what ships are for.
263 harbored The past tense and past participle of harbor.
264 harboring The present participle of harbor.
265 harbors The plural form of harbor; more than one (kind of) harbor.
266 harbour A harbour is some water in a curve of land where it's safe for boats because there are no big waves. A ship in the harbour is safe -- but that is not what ships are for.
267 harboured The past tense and past participle of harbour.
268 harbouring The present participle of harbour.
269 harbours The plural form of harbour; more than one (kind of) harbour.
270 hard If something is hard I kicked the wall and hurt my foot. The wall is hard.
271 hard at work A person who is hard at work is someone who is working with great effort and diligence.
272 hard copies The plural form of hard copy; more than one (kind of) hard copy.
273 hard copy A hard copy is a printed copy of a digital document
274 hard feelings When someone has hard feelings towards someone
275 hard science Hard science is a phrase used to describe natural sciences and physical sciences
276 hard sciences The plural form of hard science; more than one (kind of) hard science.
277 hard up If you are hard up for something I didn' t realize he's that hard up for cash.
278 Harda
279 hardball A hardball is a tough or ruthless behavior.
280 hardballed The past tense and past participle of hardball.
281 hardballing The present participle of hardball.
282 hardballs The plural form of hardball; more than one (kind of) hardball.
283 harden If you harden something Let the chocolate harden before eating.
284 hardened The past tense and past participle of harden.
285 hardener A hardener is a chemical substance added to something in order to harden it.
286 hardeners The plural form of hardener; more than one (kind of) hardener.
287 hardening The present participle of harden.
288 hardens The third-person singular form of harden.
289 harder The comparative form of hard; more hard. The harder you try something, the more likely you are to succeed.
290 hardest The superlative form of hard; most hard. Diamonds are the hardest material on Earth.; If you try your hardest, you will succeed.; The hardest thing that I have ever done is run the mile.
291 hard-hearted If you are hard-hearted There's no point asking him for help. He's the most hard-hearted man I've ever met.
292 hardier The comparative form of hardy; more hardy.
293 hardiest The superlative form of hardy; most hardy.
294 hardly Not much I hardly noticed the pain.
295 hardness Hardness is the state or quality of being hard.
296 hards The plural form of hard; more than one (kind of) hard.
297 hardship Hardship is the difficulty or trouble when doing something.
298 hardships The plural form of hardship; more than one (kind of) hardship.
299 hardware Tools and supplies needed to build and repair things. The hardware store sells hammers, nails, and screws.
300 hardworking A person that is hardworking can work hard or study a lot.
301 hardy If a living thing is hardy These trees are particularly hardy, and require very little attention.; It was a difficult place to call home, and only a few hardy souls survived.
302 hare A type of small animal with long ears The slow tortoise beat the fast hare in the race by not quitting.
303 harebrained A harebrained idea or plan is absurd
304 hares The plural form of hare; more than one (kind of) hare.
305 Harley Harley is a male given name.
306 harlot A harlot is a female prostitute.
307 harlotise If a person harlotise
308 harlotised The past tense and past participle of harlotise.
309 harlotises The third-person singular form of harlotise.
310 harlotising The present participle of harlotise.
311 harlotize If a person harlotize
312 harlotized The past tense and past participle of harlotize.
313 harlotizes The third-person singular form of harlotize.
314 harlotizing The present participle of harlotize.
315 harlots The plural form of harlot; more than one (kind of) harlot.
316 harm Harm is the damage In the attack, he caused her serious bodily harm.; Please be careful, but luckily this time there was no harm done.
317 harmed The past tense and past participle of harm.
318 harmful Something that causes harm
319 harming The present participle of harm.
320 harmless If something is harmless
321 harmonic We use harmonic to relate to or characterized by harmony. A flat harmonic minor.
322 harmonica A harmonica is a small instrument that is blown onto to make a sound.
323 harmonicas The plural form of harmonica; more than one (kind of) harmonica.
324 harmonies The plural form of harmony; more than one (kind of) harmony.
325 harmonious If something is harmonious The music sounded harmonious.
326 harmonise If you harmonise
327 harmonised The past tense and past participle of harmonise.
328 harmonises The third-person singular form of harmonise.
329 harmonising The present participle of harmonise.
330 harmonize If you harmonize
331 harmonized The past tense and past participle of harmonize.
332 harmonizes The third-person singular form of harmonize.
333 harmonizing The present participle of harmonize.
334 harmony Harmony is when two or more notes sound good at the same time.
335 harms The plural form of harm; more than one (kind of) harm.
336 Harnai
337 harness A harness is a set of straps used to control an animal The horse's harness was made of leather.
338 harnessed The past tense and past participle of harness.
339 harnesses The plural form of harness; more than one (kind of) harness.
340 harnessing The present participle of harness.
341 Harold Harold is a male given name.
342 Haroun Haroun is the name of the Daraawiish government.
343 harp A harp is a musical instrument that consists of a body and a curved neck that supports a series of parallel strings. It is played by plucking the strings with the fingers.
344 harped The past tense and past participle of harp.
345 harping The present participle of harp.
346 harpist A harpist is a person who plays a harp.
347 harpists The plural form of harpist; more than one (kind of) harpist.
348 harpoon A harpoon is a type of spear that is attached to a rope. The Inuit used harpoons to hunt seals.
349 harpooned The past tense and past participle of harpoon.
350 harpooning The present participle of harpoon.
351 harpoons The plural form of harpoon; more than one (kind of) harpoon.
352 harps The plural form of harp; more than one (kind of) harp.
353 harried The past tense of harry.
354 harries The third-person singular form of harry.
355 Harris
356 Harrisburg Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania.
357 Harrison Harrison is a male given name. Harrison is working on a report.
358 harry To harry is to annoy The teacher was harried by a group of bad boys.
359 harrying The present participle of harry.
360 harsh When someone is harsh Our school's discipline master is very harsh on people who break the school rules.
361 harsher The comparative form of harsh; more harsh.
362 harshest The superlative form of harsh; most harsh.
363 harshly If you treat someone harshly
364 hartal In India The hartal was a large disservice to Srivijaya, who wanted to go shopping at the bazaar.
365 hartals The plural form of hartal; more than one (kind of) hartal.
366 harvest Harvest is the time that you bring the crops in from the fields. We had an early harvest this year because of all the sun.
367 harvestable If something is harvestable
368 harvested The past tense and past participle of harvest.
369 harvesting The present participle of harvest.
370 harvestman A person who works in the fields to bring in the ripe crops. When the corn was ripe, the farmer hired extra harvestmen to help bring in the crop.
371 harvestmen The plural form of harvestman; more than one (kind of) harvestman.
372 harvests The plural form of harvest; more than one (kind of) harvest.
373 Harvey Harvey is a male given name.
374 Haryana Haryana is a state in India.
375 Haryanvi Haryanvi is a language of India.
376 has The third-person singular form of have. He has breakfast at 7:00.
377 has been
378 hash Hash is a kind of chopped meat and vegetable that are mixed together.
379 hashes The plural form of hash; more than one (kind of) hash.
380 Hashish
381 hashtag A hashtag or # is used on social media to express a feeling or to show what the post relates to.
382 hashtagged The past tense and past participle of hashtag.
383 hashtagging The present participle of hashtag.
384 hashtags The plural form of hashtag; more than one (kind of) hashtag.
385 hasn't
386 hasn't The negative form of has; has not. Liam hasn't been doing his homework.
387 hassium Hassium is a synthetic element with an atomic number of 108 and symbol Hs.
388 hassle A hassle is something that is more difficult than it should be because of problems. "Buying cows from his farm is always a hassle. He spends more time talking about each one than he needs to."
389 hassled The past tense and past participle of hassle.
390 hassles The plural form of hassle; more than one (kind of) hassle.
391 hassling The present participle of hassle.
392 haste If you make haste We must make haste if we are to arrive on time.
393 hasten If you hasten to do something After the play ended, she hastened to leave.
394 hastened The past tense and past participle of hasten.
395 hastening The present participle of hasten.
396 hastens The third-person singular form of hasten.
397 hastier The comparative form of hasty; more hasty.
398 hastiest The superlative form of hasty; most hasty.
399 hastily If something is done hastily
400 hasty When something is hasty Without taking time to think about it, they made a hasty decision to take up the project.
401 hat A hat is a piece of clothing that you wear on your head. A poke bonnet is an old-fashioned woman's hat that covers the hair and shades the face with a rim.; Please take off your hat when you enter the church.; Men remove their hats when entering a church.; Women's hats are sold in a special store called a milliner's shop or a millinery.; Men's hats are sold in a special store called a haberdashery.
402 hat trick A hat trick is three incidents or achievements that occur together.
403 hat tricks The plural form of hat trick; more than one (kind of) hat trick.
404 hatch To hatch from an egg. I saw the fledglings hatch from their eggs.
405 hatchable If an egg is hatchable
406 hatchback A car with a sloping He was driving his hatchback when he hit the bicyclist.
407 hatchbacks The plural form of hatchback; more than one (kind of) hatchback.
408 hatched The past tense and past participle of hatch.
409 hatcheries The plural form of hatchery; more than one (kind of) hatchery.
410 hatchery A hatchery is a facility where eggs are hatched under artificial conditions.
411 hatches The third-person singular form of hatch.
412 hatching The present participle of hatch.
413 hate If you hate something you dislike it strongly. My 3-year old won't eat tomatoes. She just hates them.; I hate myself for being weak.
414 hate mail Hate mail is rude messages (not necessarily literal mail) that a person sends to someone as a way of saying they hate them.
415 hated If something is hated
416 hates The third-person singular form of hate.
417 hath The third-person singular form of have.
418 hating The present participle of hate.
419 hatmaker A hatmaker is a person who creates or repairs hats.
420 hatmakers The plural form of hatmaker; more than one (kind of) hatmaker.
421 hatred Hatred is another word for hate. If you have hatred for someone I can't believe he has such hatred for other races! -- what did they do to him?
422 hatreds The plural form of hatred; more than one (kind of) hatred.
423 hats The plural form of hat; more than one (kind of) hat.
424 hatter A hatter is a person who creates
425 hatters The plural form of hatter; more than one (kind of) hatter.
426 haughtier The comparative form of haughty; more haughty.
427 haughtiest The superlative form of haughty; most haughty.
428 haughty A haughty person is someone who is arrogant and full of pride.
429 haul When you haul something heavy
430 hauled The past tense and past participle of haul.
431 hauling The present participle of haul.
432 hauls The third-person singular form of haul.
433 Haumea Haumea is the goddess of fertility and childbirth.
434 haunt A haunt is a place where someone is regularly found at.
435 haunted The past tense and past participle of haunt.
436 haunting The present participle of haunt.
437 haunts The plural form of haunt; more than one (kind of) haunt.
438 Havana Havana is the capital of Cuba.
439 have Someone has something if the thing is in their hands. The person is holding or gripping it. Do you have a spoon, or do you need me to give you one so you can eat the soup?
440 have a bat in the belfry To have a bat in the belfry is to be crazy.
441 have a yen for If you have a yen for something I have a yen for chocolate chip cookies right now.
442 have been
443 Have one's way with
444 have to face
445 haven A haven is a place of safety or refuge.
446 haven't
447 havens The plural form of haven; more than one (kind of) haven.
448 haven't The negative form of have; have not.
449 having The present participle of have.
450 havoc If someone or something wreaks or plays havoc they cause a lot of damage.
451 havocked The past tense and past participle of havoc.
452 havocking The present participle of havoc.
453 havocs The third-person singular form of havoc.
454 Hawaii Hawaii is a state of the United States of America. Honolulu is the capital of Hawaii.
455 hawk A hawk is a type of bird that eats meat.
456 hawked The past tense and past participle of hawk.
457 Hawker
458 hawking The present participle of hawk.
459 hawks The plural form of hawk; more than one (kind of) hawk.
460 hay Hay is tall grass that has been cut and dried. Hay is often used to feed animals.
461 Hayat
462 Hayden Hayden is a male given name.
463 hayride A hayride is a ride in a wagon filled with hay. It is typically held in the evenings around Halloween for a group of people who tell stories We took a hayride around Old MacDonald's farm looking for ghosts.; Old MacDonald's farm held several hayrides in October.
464 hayrides The plural form of hayride; more than one (kind of) hayride.
465 hays The plural form of hay; more than one (kind of) hay.
466 haywire If something goes haywire
467 hazard A hazard is something that is a danger and a risk to people. Please look out for the hazard ahead while you are driving along the highway.
468 hazarded The past tense and past participle of hazard.
469 hazarding The present participle of hazard. Instead of hazarding our future on the dirty fuels of the past, let's invest in clean power that can drive this country forward
470 hazardous If a place is hazardous
471 hazards The plural form of hazard; more than one (kind of) hazard.
472 haze Haze is thin fog
473 hazes The plural form of haze; more than one (kind of) haze.
474 hazier The comparative form of hazy; more hazy.
475 haziest The superlative form of hazy; most hazy.
476 hazy If it is a hazy day
477 he A male person or animal without identifying or describing him. The person is normally identified or described earlier in the text or sentence. The man with the beard played the trumpet. He didn't play very well.; William Shakespeare was an English writer, but he is long dead.
478 He wants that
479 he'd
480 head The head is the highest and most important part of the body. He put his head on the desk and fell asleep.
481 headache A headache is a pain in your head. I can't think properly because I have a bad headache.
482 headaches The plural form of headache; more than one (kind of) headache.
483 headbutt If you headbutt someone or something Soccer players sometimes headbutt each other when angered.
484 headbutted The past tense and past participle of headbutt.
485 headbutting The present participle of headbutt.
486 headbutts The third-person singular form of headbutt.
487 headdress A headdress is anything that is worn on the head
488 headdresses The plural form of headdress; more than one (kind of) headdress.
489 headed The past tense and past participle of head.
490 header A header is the text at the very top of the page. I put my name and the page number in the header of my term paper.
491 headers The plural form of header; more than one (kind of) header.
492 headgear Headgear is anything that is worn on the head.
493 heading The present participle of head.
494 headings The plural form of heading; more than one (kind of) heading.
495 headlamp A headlamp is a bright light at the front of a car
496 headlamps The plural form of headlamp; more than one (kind of) headlamp.
497 headless Something that is headless does not have a head (body part).
498 headlight A headlight is a bright light at the front of a car that is used to illuminate the road when driving at night.
499 headlights The plural form of headlight; more than one (kind of) headlight.
500 headline A headline is something that is on a front cover page. Especially on newspapers. His marriage hit the headlines yesterday.
501 headlines The plural form of headline; more than one (kind of) headline.
502 headmaster A headmaster is a man who is in charge of a school. The headmaster talked to the parents.
503 headmasters The plural form of headmaster; more than one (kind of) headmaster.
504 headmistress A headmistress is a woman who is in charge of a school. The headmistress talked to the parents.
505 headmistresses The plural form of headmistress; more than one (kind of) headmistress.
506 headphone A headphone is a very little machine near a person's ear that makes sound. The music on the person's headphones was so loud that he didn't know I was talking to him.
507 headphones The plural form of headphone; more than one (kind of) headphone.
508 headquarters A headquarters is the main building in control of whatever is going on in an organization.
509 headrest A headrest is a support for the head.
510 headrests The plural form of headrest; more than one (kind of) headrest.
511 heads The plural form of head; more than one (kind of) head.
512 headsail A headsail is a sail set on a vessel's foremost mast.
513 headsails The plural form of headsail; more than one (kind of) headsail.
514 headset A headset is a pair of headphones or earphones worn on the head.
515 headsets The plural form of headset; more than one (kind of) headset.
516 headstone A headstone is a stone put above a grave with an inscription on it
517 headstones The plural form of headstone; more than one (kind of) headstone.
518 headway Headway is progress made toward achieving something. The team is making good headway on the project.
519 headways The plural form of headway; more than one (kind of) headway.
520 headword A word that is used as the title of a section
521 headwords The plural form of headword; more than one (kind of) headword.
522 heal If a wound (injury) heals it goes away.
523 healed The past tense and past participle of heal.
524 healer A healer is someone who helps other people get well from disease or injury. I saw a local healer when I got sick on my trip.
525 healers The plural form of healer; more than one (kind of) healer.
526 healing The present participle of heal.
527 heals The third-person singular form of heal.
528 health If you talk about the health of a person or animal The doctors believe that the disease will not be a serious danger to public health.; Before you start exercising, you should be in good health.
529 health care Health care is the prevention
530 Health related
531 healthcare Healthcare is the prevention
532 healthier The comparative form of healthy; more healthy.
533 healthiest The superlative form of healthy; most healthy.
534 healthy A healthy person is someone who is not sick. They are strong and will probably live a long time. I need three young, healthy people to help me.; She gets sick frequently. She's never very healthy.
535 heap A heap is a big pile of things When we moved into our new house, the old owners had left a heap of garbage inside for us to deal with.; I dumped all of my things into a heap on my bed so I could start organizing them.
536 heaped The past tense and past participle of heap.
537 heaping The present participle of heap.
538 heaps The plural form of heap; more than one (kind of) heap.
539 hear If you hear a sound I heard music coming from the next room.; Speak louder, I cannot hear you!
540 hear through the grapevine When you hear something through the grapevine I heard through the grapevine that the company will be closing down at the end of this year.
541 heard The past tense and past participle of hear.
542 hearing If you hear something Are you hearing the music clearly enough, or must I make it louder?
543 hearings The plural form of hearing; more than one (kind of) hearing.
544 hears The third-person singular form of hear.
545 hearsay Hearsay is the information that was heard from someone that cannot be substantiated.
546 hearse A hearse is a vehicle that is used to transport a coffin to the place of funeral or to the grave.
547 hearses The plural form of hearse; more than one (kind of) hearse.
548 heart The part of the body that pumps blood. He has a problem with his heart.
549 heartbreak A heartbreak is the overwhelming grief that is caused by loss or disappointment.
550 heartbreaking Something that is heartbreaking causes great grief
551 heartbreaks The plural form of heartbreak; more than one (kind of) heartbreak.
552 hearten If you hearten a person
553 heartened The past tense and past participle of hearten.
554 heartening The present participle of hearten.
555 heartens The third-person singular form of hearten.
556 hearth A hearth is the place in a home where a fire is kept for heating and for cooking.
557 hearths The plural form of hearth; more than one (kind of) hearth.
558 heartier The comparative form of hearty; more hearty.
559 heartiest The superlative form of hearty; most hearty.
560 heartland A heartland is the most important part of a country or area.
561 heartlands The plural form of heartland; more than one (kind of) heartland.
562 heartless If something is heartless
563 hearts The plural form of heart; more than one (kind of) heart.
564 hearty Hearty means to have good health and vigor. My grandfather was a hearty man who enjoyed outdoor sports.; In spite of his senior years, the coach is the heartiest man I know.; Mr. Crump exercises every day, and is a heartier man than the other men on the team.
565 heat Heat is a kind of energy. It is the quality things have when they are warm or hot. This is a good coat. It keeps the heat in.; The heat from the sun is making me feel hot and tired.
566 heated If a situation is heated a heated argument
567 heater A heater is a machine that makes air or water hotter.
568 heaters The plural form of heater; more than one (kind of) heater.
569 heath A heath is an open area with grass and small plants There's footpaths all over the heath where people can walk.
570 heathen A person who has no religion and does not believe in anything spiritual. An atheist doesn't believe in God, but a heathen doesn't believe in anything.; We are all rational and rebellious heathens here.
571 heathens The plural form of heathen; more than one (kind of) heathen.
572 heather Heather is a small evergreen shrub He liked to walk through the heather which grew on the hills near the farm.
573 heathers The plural form of heather; more than one (kind of) heather.
574 heaths The plural form of heath; more than one (kind of) heath.
575 heating The present participle of heat. The house was very cold and needed heating up.
576 heats The plural form of heat; more than one (kind of) heat.
577 heave If you heave something heavy
578 heaven In some religions and myths I miss my grandmother, but I know she's with God in heaven.
579 heavenly Heavenly things are related to heaven in some religions. Every day, we thank our heavenly father for all that we have.; Heavenly choirs sing the praises of Jesus.
580 heavens The plural form of heaven; more than one (kind of) heaven.
581 heavenward To move heavenward is to move in the direction of heaven.
582 heavenwards moving or facing heaven.
583 heavier The comparative form of heavy; more heavy.
584 heaviest The superlative form of heavy; most heavy.
585 heavily Heavily is a quality of heavy He dragged himself heavily out of the water and onto the boat.; He drank heavily, which caused him many health problems.; In his plays, he borrowed heavily from Shakespeare.; When she heard the bad news, she sank heavily into the chair.
586 heaviness The heaviness of something is how heavy it is.
587 heavy Having a lot of weight. This suitcase is very heavy.
588 heavy water Heavy water is a form of water. Instead of the two hydrogen atoms that normal water has
589 hebephile A hebephile is an adult who is sexually attracted to pubescents.
590 hebephiles The plural form of hebephile; more than one (kind of) hebephile.
591 hebephilia Hebephilia is an adult's sexual attraction to pubescents. Hebephilia affects pubescents who are victims of it.
592 hebephilic Of
593 hebephilically Hebephilically is an adverb that describes hebephilic behaviour.
594 hebo A hebo is an adult who is sexually attracted to preteens or tweenagers.
595 Hebrew Jewish.
596 Hebrews The plural form of Hebrew; more than one (kind of) Hebrew.
597 heck Heck is a word used instead of the swear word "hell". "Do you want to go ATV riding at Dead Man's Bluff?" "I don't know...Oh, what the heck! Let's do it!"
598 hectogon A hectogon is a shape with hundred sides.
599 hectogons The plural form of hectogon; more than one (kind of) hectogon.
600 Hector Hector is a male given name.
601 he'd The contraction of he would.
602 hedge A hedge is a plant with green leaves that has been planted in a straight line to divide a space.
603 hedged The past tense and past participle of hedge.
604 hedgehog A hedgehog is a small insect-eating mammal When a hedgehog feels in danger of being attacked, it rolls itself into a ball to protect his belly.
605 hedgehogs The plural form of hedgehog; more than one (kind of) hedgehog.
606 hedgerow A hedgerow is a row of bushes or trees that form a hedge.
607 hedgerows The plural form of hedgerow; more than one (kind of) hedgerow.
608 hedges The plural form of hedge; more than one (kind of) hedge.
609 hedging The present participle of hedge.
610 heedless If someone is heedless
611 heel A part of the foot at the back where it becomes the leg. I have a large heel.
612 heeled The past tense and past participle of heel.
613 heeling The present participle of heel.
614 heels The plural form of heel; more than one (kind of) heel.
615 heftier The comparative form of hefty; more hefty.
616 heftiest The superlative form of hefty; most hefty.
617 Heftir
618 hefty If something is hefty
619 Hegel
620 height The distance of something from the bottom of it to the top; how tall something is.
621 heighten If a sense The music heightened the tension in the film.; Security was heightened before the meeting.; Her heart beat faster as the drama heightened.
622 heightened The past tense and past participle of heighten.
623 heightening The present participle of heighten.
624 heightens The third-person singular form of heighten.
625 heights The plural form of height; more than one (kind of) height.
626 heir An heir is the person who gets the property or money when someone dies. Jack was his only heir, so he will get all the money.
627 heiress An heiress is a female person who gets the property or money when someone dies. Alice was his only heiress, so she will get all the money.
628 heiresses The plural form of heiress; more than one (kind of) heiress.
629 heirloom Heirloom is a valued possession that has been pass down through the generations.
630 heirlooms The plural form of heirloom; more than one (kind of) heirloom.
631 heirs The plural form of heir; more than one (kind of) heir.
632 held The past tense and past participle of hold.
633 held back The past tense and past participle of hold back.
634 Helen Helen is a female given name.
635 Helena Helena is a female given name.
636 helicopter A helicopter is a type of aircraft. It does not have wings The helicopter flew over the sea and was able to land on the ship.
637 helicopters The plural form of helicopter; more than one (kind of) helicopter.
638 heliocentric Heliocentric means Centered on the sun. Copernicus' model of the universe was heliocentric.
639 helipad A helipad is a platform for helicopters to land and take off from. It is usually marked with a letter "H". There is a helipad on top of this building for use by our country's military.
640 helipads The plural form of helipad; more than one (kind of) helipad.
641 helium Helium is a colourless gas that has an atomic number of 2 and the symbol He. Sir, can you please fill my balloon up with helium, please?
642 hell In some religions and myths
643 hello You say "Good morning, James!" "Hello, Jimbo! How are you?"
644 Hello and pray
645 hells The plural form of hell; more than one (kind of) hell.
646 helm A helm is a steering wheel of a ship.
647 helmed The past tense and past participle of helm.
648 helmet A helmet is a type of hat that protects a person's head. Always remember to put your helmet on.
649 helmets The plural form of helmet; more than one (kind of) helmet.
650 helming The present participle of helm.
651 helms The plural form of helm; more than one (kind of) helm.
652 help If you help another person do something Will you please help me wash the dishes?
653 help desk A help desk is a section of an organization that offers specialist advice to users who have problems.
654 help desks The plural form of help desk; more than one (kind of) help desk.
655 help itself serve itself
656 help me
657 helpdesk A helpdesk is a section of an organization that offers specialist advice to users who have problems.
658 helpdesks The plural form of helpdesk; more than one (kind of) helpdesk.
659 helped The past tense and past participle of help.
660 helper A helper is a person who helps you to do something.
661 helpers The plural form of helper; more than one (kind of) helper.
662 helpful If something is helpful it can or does help in some way. The way you explained that word was very helpful to me.; The shop keeper was very helpful in telling use how we could cook the food in the shop.
663 helpfulness The helpfulness of someone is how helpful they are.
664 helping The present participle of help.
665 helping verb Helping verb is another word for auxiliary verb.
666 helping verbs The plural form of helping verb; more than one (kind of) helping verb.
667 helpings The plural form of helping; more than one (kind of) helping.
668 helpless If you are helpless The rich man becomes helpless when he cannot catch his train.
669 helplessness Someone's helplessness is their lack of ability to help themselves or others. He had a feeling of helplessness as he watched the car go off the road.
670 helpline A helpline is a telephone service that offers help to those who call.
671 helplines The plural form of helpline; more than one (kind of) helpline.
672 helps The third-person singular form of help.
673 Helsinki Helsinki is the capital city of Finland.
674 hem The hem of clothes is the bottom edge of a cloth
675 Hemi
676 hemisphere A hemisphere is half of a sphere.
677 hemispheres The plural form of hemisphere; more than one (kind of) hemisphere.
678 hemoglobin Hemoglobin is the iron-containing substance in red blood cells that transports oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body.
679 hemoglobins The plural form of hemoglobin; more than one (kind of) hemoglobin.
680 hemophilia Hemophilia is a medical condition where the body's ability of the blood to clot is severely reduced
681 hemophiliac A hemophiliac is a person with hemophilia.
682 hemophiliacs The plural form of hemophiliac; more than one (kind of) hemophiliac.
683 hemophilias The plural form of hemophilia; more than one (kind of) hemophilia.
684 hemophobia hemophobia is the fear of blood.
685 hemorrhage Hemorrhage is the heavy loss of blood from a person's body.
686 hemorrhaged The past tense and past participle of hemorrhage.
687 hemorrhages The plural form of hemorrhage; more than one (kind of) hemorrhage.
688 hemorrhaging The present participle of hemorrhage.
689 hemovore A hemovore is an organism that ingests blood as the main part of its diet.
690 hemovores The plural form of hemovore; more than one (kind of) hemovore.
691 hemp Hemp is a herb that cannabis is produced from.
692 hemps The plural form of hemp; more than one (kind of) hemp.
693 hems The plural form of hem; more than one (kind of) hem.
694 hen A hen is a female bird. That bird is a hen.
695 hen's tooth
696 hence for this reason You are the government and hence have responsibility for this mess.
697 henceforth from this time or point forward Since we are no longer together, her troubles will, henceforth, not bother me.
698 henchman A henchman is a loyal follower or subordinate who is usually prepared to do violent things.
699 henchmen The plural form of henchman; more than one (kind of) henchman.
700 hendecagon A hendecagon is a shape with eleven sides.
701 hendecagons The plural form of hendecagon; more than one (kind of) hendecagon.
702 henna Henna is a reddish plant used for making tattoos and hair coloring.
703 hennas The plural form of henna; more than one (kind of) henna.
704 Henrietta Henrietta is a female given name.
705 Henry Henry is a male given name.
706 hens The plural form of hen; more than one (kind of) hen.
707 hepatitides The plural form of hepatitis; more than one (kind of) hepatitis.
708 hepatitis Hepatitis is the inflammation of the liver. It is usually caused by a viral infection. Hepatitis may cause liver failure if it is left untreated.
709 hepatitises The plural form of hepatitis; more than one (kind of) hepatitis.
710 Hephaestus Hephaestus is the Greek god of artisans
711 heptadecagon A heptadecagon is a shape that has 17 sides and 17 angles.
712 heptadecagons The plural form of heptadecagon; more than one (kind of) heptadecagon.
713 heptagon A heptagon is a shape with seven sides.
714 heptagons The plural form of heptagon; more than one (kind of) heptagon.
715 heptahedra The plural form of heptahedron; more than one (kind of) heptahedron.
716 heptahedron A heptahedron is a polyhedron with seven faces.
717 heptahedrons The plural form of heptahedron; more than one (kind of) heptahedron.
718 her You use her instead of the name of a person This is Susan's book. Give it to her.
719 Hera Hera is the Greek goddess of marriage and birth
720 heraldries The plural form of heraldry; more than one (kind of) heraldry.
721 heraldry A heraldry is the art of devising or granting coats of arms.
722 Herat Herat is a city in Afghanistan.
723 herb Any plant or part of a plant that is used to flavor or season food.
724 herbal Made from or with an herb (or herbs). Try this herbal tea.
725 Herbert Herbert is a male given name.
726 herbicide Herbicide is a chemical substance that is used to kill plants.
727 herbicides The plural form of herbicide; more than one (kind of) herbicide.
728 herbivore A herbivore is an animal that eats on plants only.
729 herbivores The plural form of herbivore; more than one (kind of) herbivore.
730 herbs The plural form of herb; more than one (kind of) herb.
731 herd A herd is a large group of animals of the same kind
732 herd immunity A large proportion of people or animals in a group become immune to infectious diseases
733 herder A herder is someone who herds animals. The herder brought the sheep to the barn.
734 herders The plural form of herder; more than one (kind of) herder.
735 herds The plural form of herd; more than one (kind of) herd.
736 here (in Why are you looking over there for the book? It's right here.; The woman here is my wife.; Here is where I met my spouse twelve years ago.; Where do we go from here?; Let's get out of here.
737 hereafter In coming time; in some future time or in some future state. The company will implement a different policy hereafter.; Hereafter, we will meet every Monday for our study group.
738 hereditary Hereditary is something that is passed on as an inheritance Duke is a hereditary title which was created in Norman times.
739 heredity Heredity is the transmission of the physical and genetic qualities of parents to their offspring.
740 heretic A heretic is someone who in the opinion of other people believes the opposite to the basic beliefs of a religion he claims to belong to.
741 heretics The plural form of heretic; more than one (kind of) heretic.
742 heritable Heritable traits or characteristics can be passed from parents to their children. Eye colour is a heritable trait.
743 heritage Heritage is the sum total of our history. It means what we gained from the past. The English language and customs are part of the heritage of Australia.
744 Herman Herman is a male given name.
745 hermaphrodite A hermaphrodite is a living organism that is both male and female.
746 hermaphrodites The plural form of hermaphrodite; more than one (kind of) hermaphrodite.
747 hermaphroditic of or pertaining to hermaphroditism.
748 hermaphroditism Hermaphroditism is the condition of having both male and female reproductive organs.
749 Hermione Hermione is a female given name.
750 hermit A hermit is a person who lives alone We walked far and came to the house of the hermit who lives in the forest.
751 hermit crab A hermit crab is a kind of crab that uses empty seashells as their homes.
752 hermit crabs The plural form of hermit crab; more than one (kind of) hermit crab.
753 hermits The plural form of hermit; more than one (kind of) hermit.
754 herniate If a tissue or a part of an organ herniates
755 herniated The past tense and past participle of herniate.
756 herniates The third-person singular form of herniate.
757 herniating The present participle of herniate.
758 hero A hero is a person who is very brave and does great things. The hero may be real or not real The hero Hercules was said to have killed the nine head snake called "hydra."; I'm sorry your son died in battle, but he died a hero.
759 hero sandwich A hero sandwich is a long sandwich.
760 hero sandwiches The plural form of hero sandwich; more than one (kind of) hero sandwich.
761 heroes The plural form of hero; more than one (kind of) hero.
762 heroic If something you do is heroic is like something a hero would do; it is very brave or difficult to do. To win while wounded was truly heroic.; Though his efforts were heroic, his failure could not be avoided.
763 heroin Heroin is very strong and addictive narcotic drug; it is made from opium. The man injected heroin into his arm and immediately began to feel better.
764 heroine A female hero.
765 heroines The plural form of heroine; more than one (kind of) heroine.
766 heroism Heroism is the act of doing something heroic. They showed true heroism by risking their lives to save us.
767 herpetology Herpetology is the study of reptiles and amphibians.
768 herring Herring is a small
769 herrings The plural form of herring; more than one (kind of) herring.
770 hers If something is hers Please give this to Susan. It's hers.
771 herself Third person singular feminine reflexive pronoun She went by herself to the store.
772 hertzsprung russell diagram
773 hertzsprung russell diagrams
774 Hertzsprung-Russell diagram A Hertzsprung–Russell diagram is a graph that organizes stars by color
775 Hertzsprung-Russell diagrams The plural form of Hertzsprung–Russell diagram; more than one (kind of) Hertzsprung–Russell diagram.
776 hes The plural form of he; more than one (kind of) he.
777 Hesfa
778 hesitant If a person is hesitant I am hesitant to recommend him as a manager because he has a short temper.
779 hesitate When someone hesitates He hesitated for a while before signing the contract.
780 hesitated The past tense and past participle of hesitate.
781 hesitates The third-person singular form of hesitate.
782 hesitating The present participle of hesitate.
783 hesitation A hesitation is a pause in speaking There was a hesitation in his reading as he turned the page.
784 hesitations The plural form of hesitation; more than one (kind of) hesitation.
785 hetero One who is attracted to members of the opposite sex.
786 heterophobia Heterophobia is the fear of what is the different
787 heteroromantic Heteroromantic means when you are romantically attracted to a person of the opposite gender.
788 heteros The plural form of hetero; more than one (kind of) hetero.
789 heterosexual Someone who is heterosexual is attracted to people of the opposite sex. That means a heterosexual man is attracted to women
790 heterosexuals The plural form of heterosexual; more than one (kind of) heterosexual.
791 heterosocial A heterosocial relationship is a social relationship with someone of the opposite sex.
792 heterosociality Heterosociality is the state of having social relationships with someone of the opposite sex.
793 heterotrophic Obtains nutrience from external sources due to the lack of ability to synthesize food. Humans are heterotrophic creatures.
794 hex A hex is an evil spell or curse.
795 hexadecagon A hexadecagon is a shape with sixteen sides.
796 hexadecagons The plural form of hexadecagon; more than one (kind of) hexadecagon.
797 hexagon A hexagon (⬢) is a shape with six sides.
798 hexagonal If something is hexagonal
799 hexagons The plural form of hexagon; more than one (kind of) hexagon.
800 hexahedra The plural form of hexahedron; more than one (kind of) hexahedron.
801 hexahedron A hexahedron is a polyhedron with six faces. The regular hexahedron is the cube.
802 hexahedrons The plural form of hexahedron; more than one (kind of) hexahedron.
803 hexed The past tense and past participle of hex.
804 hexes The plural form of hex; more than one (kind of) hex.
805 hexing The present participle of hex.
806 hey You say Hey, how's it going? [Hello, how are you?]
807 hi You say "hi" in greeting when you meet or see somebody. Hi, how are you?
808 hiatus A hiatus is a break or pause.
809 hiatuses The plural form of hiatus; more than one (kind of) hiatus.
810 hid The past tense of hide. He hid under the table.; She hid her phone in the box.; My mother hid me the truth.
811 hidden The past participle of hide.
812 hide When you hide something I hide candy to keep it from my brother.; He hid the money under a rock so no one would steal it.
813 hideous When someone is hideous Medusa was a hideous monster.
814 hides The plural form of hide; more than one (kind of) hide.
815 hiding The present participle of hide.
816 hie If you hie yourself somewhere You'd better hie yourself home. Your mama's looking for you.
817 hied The past tense and past participle of hie.
818 hierarchical If something is hierarchical The rules show the hierarchical structure of the company.; The society was rigidly hierarchical with priests, nobles and slaves, and a highly organised army.
819 hierarchies The plural form of hierarchy; more than one (kind of) hierarchy.
820 hierarchy A hierarchy is a body of officials organized in ranks so that each is above or below another.
821 hieroglyph A hieroglyph is a picture that represents a sound
822 hieroglyphic Hieroglyphics is a writing system of ancient Egypt
823 hieroglyphics The plural form of hieroglyphic; more than one (kind of) hieroglyphic.
824 hieroglyphs The plural form of hieroglyph; more than one (kind of) hieroglyph.
825 hies The third-person singular form of hie.
826 high If something is high The airplane flew very high.
827 high profile If he has a high profile
828 high school A high school is a kind of school. John went to high school in England.
829 high schools The plural form of high school; more than one (kind of) high school.
830 high tea A high tea is an English meal that is served between lunch and dinner.
831 high teas The plural form of high tea; more than one (kind of) high tea.
832 higher The comparative form of high; more high.
833 highest The superlative form of high; most high.
834 highland Highlands is an area that is higher than its surrounding areas. Genting Highlands
835 highlands The plural form of highland; more than one (kind of) highland.
836 highlight If you highlight something I usually use a pen to highlight the important section in my textbook.; Let me just highlight this point since many people misunderstand it.
837 highlighted The past tense and past participle of highlight.
838 highlighter Highlighters are marker pen that are used to highlight text. I used my highlighter.
839 highlighters The plural form of highlighter; more than one (kind of) highlighter.
840 highlighting The present participle of highlight.
841 highlights The third-person singular form of highlight.
842 highly very The two ideas are highly connected.
843 highway A highway is a large road for cars.
844 highways The plural form of highway; more than one (kind of) highway.
845 hijab A hijab is a piece of material worn by Muslim women to cover their hair and neck.
846 hijabs The plural form of hijab; more than one (kind of) hijab.
847 hijack If you hijack a vehicle
848 hijacked The past tense and past participle of hijack.
849 hijacker A hijacker is someone who hijacks a vehicle.
850 hijackers The plural form of hijacker; more than one (kind of) hijacker.
851 hijacking The present participle of hijack.
852 hijacks The third-person singular form of hijack.
853 Hijra
854 Hijri
855 hike A hike is a long walk.
856 hiked The past tense and past participle of hike.
857 hiker A hiker is a person who walks for long distances
858 hikers The plural form of hiker; more than one (kind of) hiker.
859 hikes The plural form of hike; more than one (kind of) hike.
860 hikikomori A hikikomori is a person who lives a lifestyle of rarely interacting with others.
861 hikikomoris The plural form of hikikomori; more than one (kind of) hikikomori.
862 hiking The present participle of hike.
863 Hikomori
864 hilarious If something is hilarious That joke was hilarious.
865 hilariousness The hilariousness of something is how hilarious it is.
866 hill A hill is a piece of high ground that rises up out of lower ground. A hill is like a mountain but smaller. My house was on the top of a hill.; We had to climb a tall hill to reach the old family cemetery (place where dead people are buried).
867 Hillary Hillary is a female given name.
868 hillbillies The plural form of hillbilly; more than one (kind of) hillbilly.
869 hillbilly A person who lives in the country in an area with many hills My dad is a hillbilly from eastern Kentucky.; People often make fun of hillbillies without ever actually knowing one.
870 hillbilly music Country music.
871 hills The plural form of hill; more than one (kind of) hill.
872 hillside If something is located by the hillside
873 hillsides The plural form of hillside; more than one (kind of) hillside.
874 him he when used after a preposition or as the object of a verb. Give it to him (after preposition); She wrote him a letter (indirect object); She treated him for a cold (direct object)
875 Himachal Pradesh Himachal Pradesh is a state in India. The capital is Shimla.
876 Himalayas The Himalayas are a group of mountains from India to China.
877 himbo A himbo is a man who is stupid but very sexy.
878 himbos The plural form of himbo; more than one (kind of) himbo.
879 himself Third person masculine singular reflexive pronoun. He went by himself to the store.
880 hind A hind is a female deer.
881 hinder If you hinder something My airplane flight was hindered because of rain.
882 hindered The past tense and past participle of hinder.
883 hindering The present participle of hinder.
884 hinders The third-person singular form of hinder.
885 Hindi Hindi is the national language of India. I'm sorry, but I do not understand Hindi.
886 hindrance A hindrance is something that makes something more difficult. He long hair was a hinderance, always falling in her face.
887 hindrances The plural form of hindrance; more than one (kind of) hindrance.
888 hinds The plural form of hind; more than one (kind of) hind.
889 Hindu A Hindu is a follower of the religion of Hinduism.
890 Hinduism The traditional religion of India. Hinduism teaches that many gods exist but are all parts of one God. The ideas of karma comes from Hinduism.
891 Hindus The plural form of Hindu; more than one (kind of) Hindu.
892 Hindustan
893 Hindutva
894 hinge A hinge is a small metal thing that holds a door to the wall and bends to let the door move. The door hinges made a squeaking noise as it opened.
895 hinged The past tense and past participle of hinge.
896 hinges The plural form of hinge; more than one (kind of) hinge.
897 hinging The present participle of hinge.
898 hint A hint is a clue to a question or a puzzle. I really need a hint to solve this question. It is too difficult for me.
899 hinted The past tense and past participle of hint.
900 hinting The present participle of hint.
901 hints The plural form of hint; more than one (kind of) hint.
902 hip A hip is the part of the pelvis that sticks out the farthest. It is part of the lower torso. My aunt broke her hip when she fell last autumn. She couldn't walk for a month.
903 hipper The comparative form of hip; more hip.
904 hippest The superlative form of hip; most hip.
905 hippo Hippo is another way of saying hippopotamus.
906 hippopotami The plural form of hippopotamus; more than one (kind of) hippopotamus.
907 hippopotamus A hippopotamus is a big plant-eating animal found in Africa that lives mostly in water. We saw a big hippopotamus at the zoo.
908 hippopotamuses The plural form of hippopotamus; more than one (kind of) hippopotamus.
909 hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia The fear of long words. Ben suffers from a normal form of hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia.
910 hippos The plural form of hippo; more than one (kind of) hippo.
911 hips The plural form of hip; more than one (kind of) hip.
912 hire If someone hires you I was hired at Food City several years ago.; I heard the new factory was now hiring.
913 hired The past tense and past participle of hire.
914 hires The third-person singular form of hire.
915 hiring The present participle of hire.
916 hirings The plural form of hiring; more than one (kind of) hiring.
917 his If you say something is his thing It is his book, not mine.
918 His mask
919 hiss A hiss is a sound often made by snakes or leaking air. You can tell the cat is angry by its hissing.
920 hissed The past tense and past participle of hiss.
921 hisses The plural form of hiss; more than one (kind of) hiss.
922 hissing The present participle of hiss.
923 histologies The plural form of histology; more than one (kind of) histology.
924 histology Histology is the study of how tissues and cells of a plant or an animal grow.
925 historian A historian is a person who studies or writes about history. Herodotus (484 – c. 420 BC), was a famous historian who wrote about Ancient Greece.
926 historians The plural form of historian; more than one (kind of) historian.
927 historic If something is historic This historic event will be remembered for generations.
928 historical Historical events We tried to look at the problem in its historical context, not just how it is today.; The historical record shows that the country grew dramatically during that period.
929 historically If something is historically true The building is historically significant.; Historically, this area was known for its trade routes.
930 histories The plural form of history; more than one (kind of) history.
931 historiographies The plural form of historiography; more than one (kind of) historiography.
932 historiography Historiography is the writing of history.
933 history History is what happened in the past. China has many old books about its history.; The restaurant is close to the city's history and art museums.
934 hit If you hit someone or something The bully got suspended for hitting the boy in the face.; The red car was turning when the blue car hit it.
935 hitch A hitch is a device that connects a trailer or wagon to the thing pulling it.
936 hitched The past tense and past participle of hitch.
937 hitches The plural form of hitch; more than one (kind of) hitch.
938 hitching The present participle of hitch.
939 hitman A hitman is a person hired to kill or hurt a particular person. The businessman used a hitman to take care of people who owed him money.
940 hitmen The plural form of hitman; more than one (kind of) hitman.
941 hits The third-person singular form of hit.
942 hitting The present participle of hit.
943 hive A hive is a home for honeybees. Honeybees make their own hives
944 hives The plural form of hive; more than one (kind of) hive.
945 hiya You say "hiya" when you greet somebody in an informal situation.
946 hmm You use hmm when you are thinking about what to say or what to do. Hmm... What should I do?
947 hoard To have a fixation on collecting things into a large collection. Ebenezer Scrooge was a man who would hoard money.
948 hoarded The past tense and past participle of hoard.
949 hoarder
950 hoarding The present participle of hoard.
951 hoards The third-person singular form of hoard.
952 hoarse If your voice is hoarse He replied with a hoarse whisper.
953 hoarser The comparative form of hoarse; more hoarse.
954 hoarsest The superlative form of hoarse; most hoarse.
955 hoax A hoax is anything done on purpose to trick or fool people.
956 hoaxed The past tense and past participle of hoax.
957 hoaxes The plural form of hoax; more than one (kind of) hoax.
958 hoaxing The present participle of hoax.
959 Hobart Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.
960 hobbies The plural form of hobby; more than one (kind of) hobby.
961 hobble A hobble is an unsteady way of walking.
962 hobbled The past tense and past participle of hobble.
963 hobbles The plural form of hobble; more than one (kind of) hobble.
964 hobbling The present participle of hobble.
965 hobby A hobby is an activity that a person likes to do with their extra time. When I'm not at work, my hobby is to work on my car.; When I'm not at college, my favourite hobby is to play video games.
966 hobo A hobo is a wandering homeless person
967 hoboes The plural form of hobo; more than one (kind of) hobo.
968 hobos The plural form of hobo; more than one (kind of) hobo.
969 hockey In North America
970 hoe A hoe is a agricultural tool used to level ground and break roots.
971 hoed The past tense of hoe.
972 hoeing The present participle of hoe.
973 hoes The plural form of hoe; more than one (kind of) hoe.
974 hog A hog is a pig. We keep cows, chickens, and hogs.
975 hogged The past tense and past participle of hog.
976 hogging The present participle of hog.
977 hogs The plural form of hog; more than one (kind of) hog.
978 hogwash Hogwash is a word that describes something that is foolish or ridiculous. It is often used as an exclamation. "You think I should spend all my money on lottery tickets? Hogwash!"
979 Hoi Polai
980 hoick To hoick is to elevate or pull something very quickly.
981 hoicked The past tense and past participle of hoick.
982 hoicking The present participle of hoick.
983 hoicks The third-person singular form of hoick.
984 hoist If you hoist something Each morning the flag was hoisted over the camp.
985 hoisted The past tense and past participle of hoist.
986 hoisting The present participle of hoist.
987 hoists The third-person singular form of hoist.
988 hold When you hold something He held the pen tightly as he wrote the letter.
989 hold back To hold back is to stop yourself from saying or doing something. Holding back keeps something secret. He held back his problems for many years, not telling anyone.
990 hold on
991 hold up If you hold someone up I've got to be to work now. Why are you holding me up?
992 holder A holder is a thing that holds. Put your umbrella in the umbrella holder.
993 holders The plural form of holder; more than one (kind of) holder.
994 holding The present participle of hold.
995 holding back The present participle of hold back.
996 holdings The plural form of holding; more than one (kind of) holding.
997 holds The third-person singular form of hold.
998 holds back The third-person singular form of hold back.
999 hole A hole is an empty space in an object or material. He fell into the water through a hole in the ice.; They dug a hole in the ground for the tree.
1000 holes The plural form of hole; more than one (kind of) hole.
1001 holey If something is holey
1002 holiday A holiday is a day when people don't go to work or school In North America, Christmas is the biggest holiday of the year.
1003 holidayed The past tense and past participle of holiday.
1004 holidaying The present participle of holiday.
1005 holidays The plural form of holiday; more than one (kind of) holiday.
1006 holier The comparative form of holy; more holy.
1007 holiest The superlative form of holy; most holy.
1008 holiness The holiness of a person is how holy the person is.
1009 Holland Holland is a country that is part of the Netherlands. Holland is often wrongly said to represent the entire Netherlands.
1010 holler If you holler Hollering at your enemy will not help you.
1011 hollered The past tense and past participle of holler.
1012 hollering The present participle of holler.
1013 hollers The third-person singular form of holler.
1014 hollies The plural form of holly; more than one (kind of) holly.
1015 hollow If something has nothing inside of it The box is hollow.
1016 hollowed The past tense and past participle of hollow.
1017 hollower The comparative form of hollow; more hollow.
1018 hollowest The superlative form of hollow; most hollow.
1019 hollowing The present participle of hollow.
1020 hollowness The hollowness of something is how hollow it is.
1021 hollows The third-person singular form of hollow.
1022 holly A bush that is used as decoration especially at Christmas; Ilex aquifolium.
1023 Hollywood Hollywood is the film industry of USA. He's a Hollywood star!
1024 Hollywoods The plural form of Hollywood; more than one (kind of) Hollywood.
1025 holmium Holmium is a metal and element with an atomic number of 67 and the symbol Ho. Holmium is very magnetic.
1026 Holst Holst is a surname.
1027 holster A holster is a case for carrying a gun.
1028 holstered The past tense and past participle of holster.
1029 holstering The present participle of holster.
1030 holsters The plural form of holster; more than one (kind of) holster.
1031 holy If something is holy They believe the birthplace of their is holy land.
1032 Holy book
1033 Holy Quran
1034 holy shit You use holy shit when you are surprised. Holy shit! That was a big explosion.
1035 holy war A holy war is a war fought for religious reasons. Examples include jihad and crusades.
1036 holy wars The plural form of holy war; more than one (kind of) holy war.
1037 holystone A holystone is a piece of sandstone that is used to scrub the decks of ships with either saltwater or sand.
1038 holystones The plural form of holystone; more than one (kind of) holystone.
1039 homage A homage is a demonstration of respect towards an individual after their retirement or death.
1040 homages The plural form of homage; more than one (kind of) homage.
1041 home Where a person lives. Usually
1042 Home phone 2
1043 homebrew A homebrew is a beer brewed by enthusiasts.
1044 homebrewed The past tense and past participle of homebrew.
1045 homebrewing The present participle of homebrew.
1046 homebrews The plural form of homebrew; more than one (kind of) homebrew.
1047 homecoming Homecoming is the event of returning home after a long time away Everyone was at the house for her homecoming.
1048 homecomings The plural form of homecoming; more than one (kind of) homecoming.
1049 homeland
1050 Homelands
1051 homeless A homeless person does not have a place to live. The earthquake left 1.5 million people homeless.; On the coldest nights, they would turn the church into a homeless shelter.; They volunteer to help the homeless at Christmas.
1052 homelessness Homelessness is the state of being homeless.
1053 homemade Homemade bread We always have homemade cookies for lunch.
1054 homemaker A homemaker is a person whose main job is to care for her or his household.
1055 homemakers The plural form of homemaker; more than one (kind of) homemaker.
1056 homeowner A homeowner is someone who owns their home. The changes have been good for renters and homeowners.
1057 homeowners The plural form of homeowner; more than one (kind of) homeowner.
1058 homes The plural form of home; more than one (kind of) home.
1059 homesick When you are homesick She was homesick because she found it hard to settle into her new school.
1060 hometown Your hometown is the town or city where you were born or where you grew up.
1061 hometowns The plural form of hometown; more than one (kind of) hometown.
1062 homeward Moving in the direction of or facing home
1063 homework Homework is practice or study that you are supposed to do outside class. Here is a fun and simple activity to do as a classroom or homework assignment.; 75% of our students in grades 6-11 are using the Internet to complete their homework.; Dad, could you help me with my homework?; You have to do your homework before you can watch TV.
1064 homicide A homicide the crime of intentionally killing another person. The police are calling this a homicide.
1065 homicides The plural form of homicide; more than one (kind of) homicide.
1066 homo The genus idea of humans. This means "modern" people ("homo sapiens") The genus homo is very confusing, I don't understand anything about it being "cave-men" or "ape-men", it was just normal people thousands of years ago, I don't understand this or evolution at all, I mean how could we have looked and been like that?.
1067 Homo sapiens Homo sapiens is the scientific name of modern humans.
1068 Homo stupidus Homo stupidus is a taxonomic species within the family Hominidae.
1069 homogeneous Being the same as something else.
1070 homogenise If you homogenise milk
1071 homogenised The past tense and past participle of homogenise.
1072 homogenises The third-person singular form of homogenise.
1073 homogenising The present participle of homogenise.
1074 homogenize If you homogenize milk
1075 homogenized The past tense and past participle of homogenize.
1076 homogenizes The third-person singular form of homogenize.
1077 homogenizing The present participle of homogenize.
1078 Homogenous
1079 homograph A word that is spelled the same as another but has a different meaning and may have a different pronunciation.
1080 homographs The plural form of homograph; more than one (kind of) homograph.
1081 homologate If you homologate an item
1082 homologated The past tense and past participle of homologate.
1083 homologates The third-person singular form of homologate.
1084 homologating The present participle of homologate.
1085 homologous Homologous means when an organ in one kind of animal or sex of animal is similar to a different organ in a different kind of animal or sex of animal The female clitoris and the male penis are homologous.
1086 homonym Homonyms are two words that both sound and are spelled the same as each other. Tree bark and dog barking.
1087 homonyms The plural form of homonym; more than one (kind of) homonym.
1088 homophobe A homophobe is a person who is prejudiced against homosexuals and homosexuality
1089 homophobes The plural form of homophobe; more than one (kind of) homophobe.
1090 homophobia A fear of or hating someone who is homosexual.
1091 homophone A word that sounds like another word "Right" and "write" are homophones.
1092 homophones The plural form of homophone; more than one (kind of) homophone.
1093 homoromantic Homoromantic means when you are romantically attracted to a person of the same gender.
1094 homoromantics The plural form of homoromantic; more than one (kind of) homoromantic.
1095 homos The plural form of homo; more than one (kind of) homo.
1096 homosexual A homosexual is a male sexually attracted to males or a female attracted to females. One homosexual kid got bullied a lot in our school.
1097 homosexuality Homosexuality is the state of being sexually attracted to persons of the same sex.
1098 homosexuals The plural form of homosexual; more than one (kind of) homosexual. Some homosexuals have a hard time admitting their homosexuality to their friends and family.
1099 hone A hone is a stone that is used to sharpen the blade of a razor.
1100 honed The past tense and past participle of hone.
1101 hones The plural form of hone; more than one (kind of) hone.
1102 honest If you are honest My parents were quite honest with me about things to do with sex.; My father is a very straight, very honest man; everyone trusts him.
1103 honesties The plural form of honesty; more than one (kind of) honesty.
1104 honestly If you do something honestly He answered the questions honestly.
1105 honesty The quality of being honest. If you have honesty Honesty is an important value. Always make sure to tell the truth, or else people would not trust you.
1106 honey Honey is a sweet Add some honey to make it taste good.
1107 honeymoon A honeymoon is the time (or holiday) a couple spends together immediately after a marriage.
1108 honeymooned The past tense and past participle of honeymoon.
1109 honeymooning The present participle of honeymoon.
1110 honeymoons The plural form of honeymoon; more than one (kind of) honeymoon.
1111 honeys The plural form of honey; more than one (kind of) honey.
1112 Hong Kong Hong Kong is a city.
1113 Hong Konger A Hong Konger is someone from Hong Kong. Jackie Chan is a Hong Konger.
1114 honing The present participle of hone.
1115 honk If you honk
1116 honked The past tense and past participle of honk.
1117 honking The present participle of honk.
1118 honks The third-person singular form of honk.
1119 honor Honor is the quality of being respected by other people.
1120 honorable If a person is honorable
1121 honorables The plural form of honorable; more than one (kind of) honorable.
1122 honorary Honorary means holding a title or office without payment or undertaking the duties. This young man works honorary for the animal shelter.
1123 honored If someone or something becomes honored
1124 honoring The present participle of honor.
1125 honors The plural form of honor; more than one (kind of) honor.
1126 honour Honour is the quality of being respected by other people.
1127 honourable If a person is honourable
1128 honourables The plural form of honourable; more than one (kind of) honourable.
1129 honoured If someone or something becomes honoured
1130 honouring The present participle of honour.
1131 honours The plural form of honour; more than one (kind of) honour.
1132 hood A hood is a covering for the head. It covers the top The monk was wearing a hood.
1133 hoodie A hoodie is a hooded sweatshirt or jacket. "Yes, I know I'm late, leave me alone!" she said, tightening her hoodie around her waist while frantically looking for her second boot.
1134 hoodies The plural form of hoodie; more than one (kind of) hoodie.
1135 hoodlum A hoodlum is a gangster.
1136 hoodlums The plural form of hoodlum; more than one (kind of) hoodlum.
1137 hoodoo Hoodoo is an old kind of African American medicine and magic.
1138 hoods The plural form of hood; more than one (kind of) hood.
1139 hoodwink If you hoodwink a person
1140 hoodwinked The past tense and past participle of hoodwink.
1141 hoodwinking The present participle of hoodwink.
1142 hoodwinks The third-person singular form of hoodwink.
1143 hoof A hoof is a foot of an animal with hard feet. The horseshoes are nailed to the horse's hoofs.
1144 hoofed The past tense and past participle of hoof.
1145 hoofing The present participle of hoof.
1146 hoofs The plural form of hoof; more than one (kind of) hoof.
1147 hook A hook is a curved
1148 hookable If something is hookable
1149 hookah A hookah is a tobacco pipe with a long tube that cools the smoke with water.
1150 hookahs The plural form of hookah; more than one (kind of) hookah.
1151 hooked To be dependent on something that is harmful.
1152 hooker A hooker is a small fishing boat.
1153 hookers The plural form of hooker; more than one (kind of) hooker.
1154 hookier The comparative form of hooky; more hooky.
1155 hookiest The superlative form of hooky; most hooky.
1156 hooking The present participle of hook.
1157 hooks The plural form of hook; more than one (kind of) hook.
1158 hooky If you play hooky Let's play hooky and go to the mall.
1159 hooligan A hooligan is a person who causes trouble or violence.
1160 hooligans The plural form of hooligan; more than one (kind of) hooligan.
1161 hoop A hoop is a circular or ring-like object.
1162 hoopla Hoopla is excited Sounds like a lot of hoopla to make over a sandwich.
1163 hoops The plural form of hoop; more than one (kind of) hoop.
1164 Hoor
1165 hooray You use "hooray" to show happiness Hooray! Dad is bring us to the theme park.
1166 hoover A hoover is a machine used to clean floors. It sucks in dust and dirt. I bought a hoover yesterday.
1167 hoovered The past tense and past participle of hoover.
1168 hoovering The present participle of hoover.
1169 hoovers The plural form of hoover; more than one (kind of) hoover.
1170 hooves The plural form of hoof; more than one (kind of) hoof.
1171 hop A hop is a small jump. Make a hop over the fence and a skip over the brook.
1172 hope When someone hopes that something will happen We hope that more women will decide to join the course.; It was hoped that the job would be filled by a local person.
1173 hoped The past tense and past participle of hope.
1174 hopeful A hopeful person wishes that something could happen.
1175 hopefully You use hopefully to show what you want to happen. Hopefully, the rain will stop by morning.
1176 hopefuls The plural form of hopeful; more than one (kind of) hopeful.
1177 hopeless If you are hopeless When I lost my job I became completely hopeless.
1178 hopelessness Hopelessness is the state of being hopeless.
1179 hopes The third-person singular form of hope.
1180 hoping The present participle of hope.
1181 hop-o'-my-thumb Hop-o'-my-thumb is a very small person or creature.
1182 hopped The past tense and past participle of hop.
1183 hopping The present participle of hop.
1184 hops The plural form of hop; more than one (kind of) hop.
1185 horde A horde is a large number of people or things.
1186 hordes The plural form of horde; more than one (kind of) horde.
1187 horizon The horizon is the line where the earth or sea seem to meet the sky.
1188 horizons The plural form of horizon; more than one (kind of) horizon.
1189 horizontal Something that is lying down or "straight across" is horizontal. In a horizontal direction means straight across. The road across the Nullabor plain is horizontal.; Dad hung a swing from a horizontal branch.; Horizontal stripes on a shirt make a person look wider.
1190 horizontally In a horizontal direction or position. The pictures were arranged horizontally around the room.; Johnnie's hat sailed horizontally out the window.
1191 hormone A hormone is a chemical in the human body that causes changes in the body or the brain. When we get upset, our brains send out stress hormones. Sometimes these only make us more stressed.; Sometimes, during pregnancy, hormones will make women want to eat very strange things, like pickles and ice cream.
1192 hormones The plural form of hormone; more than one (kind of) hormone.
1193 horn A horn is a long The goat used its horn to break the fence.; They used a cow's horn as a cup to drink out of.
1194 Horn of Africa A peninsula with four countries: Somalia
1195 Horner A Horner is a person or thing that comes from the Horn of Africa.
1196 Horners The plural form of Horner; more than one (kind of) Horner.
1197 hornet A hornet is a large wasp that is usually red or yellow in color.
1198 hornets The plural form of hornet; more than one (kind of) hornet.
1199 hornier The comparative form of horny; more horny.
1200 horniest The superlative form of horny; most horny.
1201 horns The plural form of horn; more than one (kind of) horn.
1202 horny If something is horny Rhinos are horny animals.
1203 Horo
1204 horoscope Horoscope is the position of the planets and stars at the moment of someone's birth.
1205 horoscopes The plural form of horoscope; more than one (kind of) horoscope.
1206 horrendous Horrendous is something that is large and so dreadful or horrible that it makes you tremble with fear. She heard a horrendous noise as the truck smashed into the wall.; There was horrendous carnage at the scene of the plane crash.; My journey to work this morning was horrendous!
1207 horrible If something is horrible The killing of this woman was a horrible, horrible crime.; Yesterday was horrible, just horrible.; My God, these things are horrible. I can't believe they happened.; They only had a no food or water and they feared a slow and horrible death.
1208 horrid If something is horrid
1209 horrider The comparative form of horrid; more horrid.
1210 horridest The superlative form of horrid; most horrid.
1211 horrific Something that is horrific is disturbing
1212 horrified The past tense and past participle of horrify.
1213 horrifies The third-person singular form of horrify.
1214 horrify If you are horrified They were horrified by John's idea to prank the lecturer.
1215 horrifying If something is horrifying We are now getting absolutely horrifying images of death and destruction from the area.
1216 horror Horror is great fear.
1217 horrors The plural form of horror; more than one (kind of) horror.
1218 horse A horse is a hoofed mammal. It walks on four (4) legs. People often ride on horses. The horse likes to eat oats.
1219 horse around If you horse around Can we quit horsing around and get some work done?
1220 horse pill A horse pill is a slang term for a large pill to swallow.
1221 horse pills The plural form of horse pill; more than one (kind of) horse pill.
1222 horseback The back of a horse. They came on horseback across the plains.
1223 horsebacks The plural form of horseback; more than one (kind of) horseback.
1224 horsefeathers Something that is nonsense and does not make any sense at all.
1225 horseplay Horseplay is a rough or rowdy play that may cause injuries.
1226 horseplayed The past tense and past participle of horseplay.
1227 horseplaying The present participle of horseplay.
1228 horseplays The third-person singular form of horseplay.
1229 horsepower Horsepower is an imperial unit of power equal to about 750 watts.
1230 horsepowers The plural form of horsepower; more than one (kind of) horsepower.
1231 horseradish A plant that is similar to the mustard plant.
1232 horseradishes The plural form of horseradish; more than one (kind of) horseradish.
1233 horses The plural form of horse; more than one (kind of) horse.
1234 Hosay
1235 hose A hose is a flexible tube that can carry water or other liquids. I bought a hose to water my plants.
1236 hosed The past tense and past participle of hose.
1237 hoses The plural form of hose; more than one (kind of) hose.
1238 Hoshingabad
1239 hosing The present participle of hose.
1240 hospice A hospice is a place where sick people are treated My aunt was moved to a hospice last week.
1241 hospices The plural form of hospice; more than one (kind of) hospice.
1242 hospital A building for sick people Mary had an accident. She will be in hospital for a week.
1243 hospitalisation Hospitalisation is the period of time when a person is in hospital for medical care.
1244 hospitalisations The plural form of hospitalisation; more than one (kind of) hospitalisation.
1245 hospitalise If someone is hospitalised My friend was hospitalised as he had a severe car accident.
1246 hospitalised The past tense and past participle of hospitalise.
1247 hospitalises The third-person singular form of hospitalise.
1248 hospitalising The present participle of hospitalise.
1249 hospitalities The plural form of hospitality; more than one (kind of) hospitality.
1250 hospitality Hospitality is the friendly and helpful treatment of guests or visitors. They showed great hospitality by offering food and a place to stay.
1251 hospitalization Hospitalization is the period of time when a person is in hospital for medical care.
1252 hospitalizations The plural form of hospitalization; more than one (kind of) hospitalization.
1253 hospitalize If someone is hospitalized My friend was hospitalized as he had a severe car accident.
1254 hospitalized The past tense and past participle of hospitalize.
1255 hospitalizes The third-person singular form of hospitalize.
1256 hospitalizing The present participle of hospitalize.
1257 hospitals The plural form of hospital; more than one (kind of) hospital.
1258 host A host is a person or animal who makes a place for others and usually provides food and drink. The host of the party was so busy, she didn't have time to eat.; Some insects lay their eggs in a living host, which is eaten when the eggs hatch.
1259 hostage A person given as a pledge or security for the performance of an action or act; that upon completion of that act the person is to be released.
1260 hostages The plural form of hostage; more than one (kind of) hostage.
1261 hosted The past tense and past participle of host.
1262 hostel A hostel is an inexpensive place for people such as students
1263 hostels The plural form of hostel; more than one (kind of) hostel.
1264 hostess A hostess is a female host.
1265 hostesses The plural form of hostess; more than one (kind of) hostess.
1266 hostile If someone is hostile
1267 hostiles The plural form of hostile; more than one (kind of) hostile.
1268 hostilities Hostilities is the fighting between two groups or countries during a war. Hostilities began after the results of the election were announced.
1269 hostility Hostility is a negative action or feeling against something or somebody. He wanted to reach an agreement, but her hostility was difficult to deal with.
1270 hosting The present participle of host.
1271 hosts The plural form of host; more than one (kind of) host.
1272 hot Something that is hot is high in temperature. The sun is very hot.
1273 hot dog A hot dog is a type of sausage For lunch, I had an all-beef hot dog with ketchup and mustard.
1274 hot dogs The plural form of hot dog; more than one (kind of) hot dog.
1275 hot spot A hot spot is a location which has a higher temperature or amount of radiation than its surrounding.
1276 hot spots The plural form of hot spot; more than one (kind of) hot spot.
1277 hot water If a person is in hot water
1278 hotdog A hotdog is a type of sausage For lunch, I had an all-beef hotdog with ketchup and mustard.
1279 hotdogs The plural form of hotdog; more than one (kind of) hotdog.
1280 hotel A hotel is a place where people pay to stay in a room overnight We fly to Taipei and stay at the Hilton hotel for three days and two nights.
1281 hotelier A hotelier is a person who runs a hotel.
1282 hoteliers The plural form of hotelier; more than one (kind of) hotelier.
1283 hotels The plural form of hotel; more than one (kind of) hotel.
1284 hotline A hotline' is a telephone line that is always staffed and able to give immediate assistance. If you've got any problems with the product, call our hotline.
1285 hotlines The plural form of hotline; more than one (kind of) hotline.
1286 hotness The hotness of something is how hot it is.
1287 hotspot A hotspot is a location which has a higher temperature or amount of radiation than its surrounding.
1288 hotspots The plural form of hotspot; more than one (kind of) hotspot.
1289 hotter The comparative form of hot; more hot.
1290 hotter than a pistol If a person is hotter than a pistol
1291 hottest The superlative form of hot; most hot.
1292 hottie A hottie is a person who is physically or sexually attractive.
1293 hotties The plural form of hottie; more than one (kind of) hottie.
1294 hound A hound is a breed of dog that has a good sense of smell for hunting other animals.
1295 hounded The past tense and past participle of hound.
1296 hounding The present participle of hound.
1297 hounds The plural form of hound; more than one (kind of) hound.
1298 hour A measure of time There are 60 minutes in one hour.; There are 24 hours in one day.
1299 hour hand The hour hand is the clock hand that shows the number of hours passed. Look at the hour hand: it is five, not six!
1300 hour hands The plural form of hour hand; more than one (kind of) hour hand. One of your clocks is wrong. The hour hands on these two don't match!
1301 hourglass An hourglass is a glass device used as a timer. It contains sand which slowly falls down from a top section into a bottom section.
1302 hourglasses The plural form of hourglass; more than one (kind of) hourglass.
1303 hourlies The plural form of hourly; more than one (kind of) hourly.
1304 hourly If something is hourly That train stops here hourly.
1305 hours The plural form of hour; more than one (kind of) hour.
1306 house A house is a building that one family lives in. The president lives in a house in Washington, called The White House.
1307 House of Detention
1308 house of worship A church or other building where people go to worship.
1309 house sparrow A house sparrow is a kind of sparrow from Europe. There are three house sparrows on the tree.
1310 house sparrows The plural form of house sparrow; more than one (kind of) house sparrow.
1311 houseboat A houseboat is a boat which people use as a home. They're normally in a canal. Anna bought a houseboat and lives there most of the year.
1312 houseboats The plural form of houseboat; more than one (kind of) houseboat.
1313 housed The past tense and past participle of house.
1314 household A group of people who live together; the group may or may not be a family. A household may also be an individual living alone. How many people are there in your household?
1315 households The plural form of household; more than one (kind of) household.
1316 househusband A househusband is a man in a household who does all or many of the chores such as cooking
1317 househusbands The plural form of househusband; more than one (kind of) househusband.
1318 housekeeper A housekeeper is a person who is paid to maintain a house or a hotel. Their housekeeper was cleaning the house.
1319 housekeepers The plural form of housekeeper; more than one (kind of) housekeeper.
1320 housekeeping Housekeeping is work done to keep a place such as a restaurant
1321 housekeepings The plural form of housekeeping; more than one (kind of) housekeeping.
1322 housemate A housemate is a person who lives in the same house as you.
1323 housemates The plural form of housemate; more than one (kind of) housemate.
1324 houses The plural form of house; more than one (kind of) house.
1325 housewife A housewife is a woman in a household who does all or many of the chores such as cooking By and large, mothers and housewives are the only workers who do not have regular time off. – Anne Morrow Lindbergh
1326 housewives The plural form of housewife; more than one (kind of) housewife.
1327 housework Housework is work done in your own home for your family
1328 housing Housing is the homes or residences where people live in a city The housing market in Toronto is expensive.
1329 housings The plural form of housing; more than one (kind of) housing.
1330 hovel A hovel is a small and congested house.
1331 hovels The plural form of hovel; more than one (kind of) hovel.
1332 hover To hover is to hang in the air The kestrel hovered, with rapidly beating wings.
1333 hovered The past tense and past participle of hover.
1334 hovering The present participle of hover.
1335 hovers The third-person singular form of hover.
1336 how The word how is used to ask about the way something happens or the way people do things. How will we ever solve this problem?
1337 how come You ask how come when you want to know the reason for something. How come ice floats on water?; How come you said that?
1338 how much
1339 How to cut iron
1340 Howard Howard is a male given name.
1341 howdy "A greeting similar to hello. It is a shortened form of how do you do or how do you fair. When the cowboy saw Abigail, he said, "Howdy, miss."
1342 however You use however to show that there is a contrast between two ideas. It was very long. However, it was not long enough.; In 1966, there just wasn't enough money. The next year, however, the economic situation was already improving.; The price has gone down around the world. The Japanese price has remained unchanged, however.
1343 howl To howl is to make a long We heard the wolf howl from far away.
1344 howled The past tense and past participle of howl.
1345 howler monkey A howler monkey is a kind of monkey that has a strong sounding call.
1346 howler monkeys The plural form of howler monkey; more than one (kind of) howler monkey.
1347 howling The act of producing howls. The howling of the wolves can be heard for several miles.
1348 howls The third-person singular form of howl.
1349 hq Short for headquarters. Meet me back at team hq tomorrow.
1350 hr Short for hour.
1351 hub A hub is the middle part of a wheel.
1352 hubbies The plural form of hubby; more than one (kind of) hubby.
1353 hubbub A hubbub is an uproar or racket.
1354 hubbubs The plural form of hubbub; more than one (kind of) hubbub.
1355 hubby A hubby is a husband.
1356 Hubert Hubert is a male given name.
1357 hubs The plural form of hub; more than one (kind of) hub.
1358 huckster A huckster is a person who sells small items.
1359 huckstered The past tense and past participle of huckster.
1360 huckstering The present participle of huckster.
1361 hucksters The plural form of huckster; more than one (kind of) huckster.
1362 Huddersfield Huddersfield is a city in Northern England.
1363 huddle A huddle is a group of people that are tight and not orderly.
1364 huddled The past tense and past participle of huddle.
1365 huddles The plural form of huddle; more than one (kind of) huddle.
1366 huddling The present participle of huddle.
1367 huff A huff is a heavy breath.
1368 huffed The past tense and past participle of huff.
1369 huffier The comparative form of huffy; more huffy.
1370 huffiest The superlative form of huffy; most huffy.
1371 huffing The present participle of huff.
1372 huffs The plural form of huff; more than one (kind of) huff.
1373 huffy A huffy person is someone who is easily offended.
1374 hug If you hug somebody
1375 huge If something is huge it is very big. When you say this Wow! That dog is so huge he could be a horse.
1376 huger The comparative form of huge; more huge.
1377 hugest The superlative form of huge; most huge.
1378 hugged The past tense and past participle of hug.
1379 hugging The present participle of hug.
1380 Hugh Hugh is a male given name.
1381 hugs The plural form of hug; more than one (kind of) hug.
1382 hull The outside of a fruit or vegetable.
1383 hulled The past tense and past participle of hull.
1384 hulling The present participle of hull.
1385 hullo You say "Good morning, James!" "Hullo, Jimbob! How are you?"
1386 hulls The plural form of hull; more than one (kind of) hull.
1387 hum To make a sound you can make in your throat with your mouth closed. Often I used to hum the music from the Indiana Jones movies when I was a child.
1388 human Human rights Every person has human rights.; My dog doesn't like dog food, he likes to eat human food, such as meat, like us.
1389 human being A human being is a person; said to be a large The Bible said that Adam and Eve were the first two human beings made by God.
1390 human beings The plural form of human being; more than one (kind of) human being.
1391 humane If a person is humane It is no longer considered humane to perform vivisection on research animals.
1392 humanely If you do something humanely
1393 humaner The comparative form of humane; more humane.
1394 humanest The superlative form of humane; most humane.
1395 humanist Humanists are people who believe in "doing good" for all people.
1396 humanists The plural form of humanist; more than one (kind of) humanist.
1397 humanitarian Concerned and interested about the welfare of people. Trying to reduce the grieving and pain of people.
1398 humanitarians The plural form of humanitarian; more than one (kind of) humanitarian.
1399 humanities The plural form of humanity; more than one (kind of) humanity.
1400 humanity Humanity is human-kind
1401 humans The plural form of human; more than one (kind of) human.
1402 humble If you are humble You can tell he's very quiet and humble and he keeps to himself.; I have a family that certainly keeps me humble.
1403 humbled The past tense and past participle of humble.
1404 humbleness The humbleness of someone is how humble they are.
1405 humbler The comparative form of humble; more humble.
1406 humbles The third-person singular form of humble.
1407 humblest The superlative form of humble; most humble.
1408 humbling The present participle of humble.
1409 humbly If something is done humbly
1410 humbug A cheat I was the victim of a humbug.
1411 humbugged The past tense of humbug.
1412 humbugging The present participle of humbug.
1413 humbugs More than one humbug
1414 humid If the air is humid I was sweating because it was humid outside.
1415 humidified The past tense and past participle of humidify.
1416 humidifier A humidifier is a device that is used to increase the humidity of the air.
1417 humidifiers The plural form of humidifier; more than one (kind of) humidifier.
1418 humidifies The third-person singular form of humidify.
1419 humidify If you humidify a room
1420 humidifying The present participle of humidify.
1421 humidities The plural form of humidity; more than one (kind of) humidity.
1422 humidity The humidity is how much water vapor is in the air. It was 90 degrees outside, but the high level of humidity made it feel much hotter
1423 humiliate If you humiliate a person
1424 humiliated The past tense and past participle of humiliate.
1425 humiliates The third-person singular form of humiliate.
1426 humiliating The present participle of humiliate.
1427 humiliation Humiliation is the feeling you have when something very bad has happened and many people think it's your fault.
1428 humiliations The plural form of humiliation; more than one (kind of) humiliation. I have many humiliations.
1429 humility If you have humility
1430 hummed The past tense and past participle of hum.
1431 humming The present participle of hum.
1432 humor Humor is ideas that make people laugh: jokes I like the stories she tells because they're full of humor.
1433 humored The past tense and past participle of humor.
1434 humoring The present participle of humor.
1435 humorous If a person is humorous The waiters were so humorous, one even did a back flip for us, when we asked him.
1436 humorously If something is done humorously
1437 humors The plural form of humor; more than one (kind of) humor.
1438 humour Humour is ideas that make people laugh: jokes I like the stories she tells because they're full of humour.
1439 humoured The past tense and past participle of humour.
1440 humouring The present participle of humour.
1441 humourous If a person is humourous The waiters were so humourous, one even did a back flip for us, when we asked him.
1442 humourously If something is done humourously
1443 humours The plural form of humour; more than one (kind of) humour.
1444 hump A high place on something A camel has a hump on its back.
1445 humped The past tense and past participle of hump.
1446 humping The present participle of hump.
1447 humps The plural form of hump; more than one (kind of) hump.
1448 hums The third-person singular form of hum.
1449 hundred ordinal hundredth) The number 100. There are a hundred centimeters in a meter.
1450 hundreds The plural form of hundred; more than one (kind of) hundred.
1451 hundredth The hundredth thing is something that is number one hundred (100) in order.
1452 hundredths The plural form of hundredth; more than one (kind of) hundredth.
1453 hung The past tense and past participle of hang. I hung the picture on the wall yesterday.
1454 Hungarian Hungarian is the language in Hungary.
1455 Hungarians The plural form of Hungarian; more than one (kind of) Hungarian.
1456 Hungary Hungary is a landlocked country in Central Europe.
1457 hunger Hunger is the feeling when wanting food when your stomach is empty. When I have hunger then I want to have some food.; He suffered from hunger and thirst.
1458 hungers The plural form of hunger; more than one (kind of) hunger.
1459 hungrier The comparative form of hungry; more hungry.
1460 hungriest The superlative form of hungry; most hungry.
1461 hungry If you feel hungry There are too many poor children who are always hungry.
1462 hunk A hunk is an attractive muscular man
1463 hunks The plural form of hunk; more than one (kind of) hunk.
1464 hunky dory
1465 hunky-dory If something is hunky-dory When someone tells them hunky-dory news, it makes them feel good or pleasant about themselves.
1466 hunt If you hunt for something We hunted for new clothing at the mall.
1467 hunted The past tense and past participle of hunt.
1468 hunter A hunter is a person or animal who hunts.
1469 hunters The plural form of hunter; more than one (kind of) hunter.
1470 hunting The present participle of hunt.
1471 Hunting for forests
1472 huntress A huntress is a female hunter.
1473 huntresses The plural form of huntress; more than one (kind of) huntress.
1474 hunts The plural form of hunt; more than one (kind of) hunt. Witch hunts were common in the 17th century.
1475 hurdle A hurdle is a difficulty or problem that must be overcome. Learning a new language can be a big hurdle.
1476 hurdled The past tense and past participle of hurdle.
1477 hurdles The plural form of hurdle; more than one (kind of) hurdle.
1478 hurdling The present participle of hurdle.
1479 hurl If you hurl something
1480 hurled The past tense and past participle of hurl.
1481 hurling The present participle of hurl.
1482 hurls The third-person singular form of hurl.
1483 hurrah You use "hurrah" when you are happy and want to cellebrate. Hurrah! We won.
1484 hurricane A hurricane is a type of tropical cyclone The hurricane was very dangerous when it hit land.; Hurricanes sometimes come to places like Florida, and they can break trees and houses.
1485 hurricanes The plural form of hurricane; more than one (kind of) hurricane.
1486 hurried The past tense and past participle of hurry.
1487 hurriedly If something is done hurriedly
1488 hurries The third-person singular form of hurry.
1489 hurry If you hurry After the speech, he had to hurry out the door to the waiting car.; I woke up late and had to hurry through breakfast.; My mother urged me to hurry. "You'll be late", she cried, "If you don't hurry!
1490 hurrying The present participle of hurry.
1491 hurt If you hurt someone or something Don't hurt your brother or I'll send you to your room.
1492 hurtful A hurtful comment or action is mean or insulting. What you said to me the other day was very hurtful.
1493 hurting The present participle of hurt.
1494 hurts The third-person singular form of hurt.
1495 husband A husband is a married man.
1496 husbanded The past tense and past participle of husband.
1497 husbanding The present participle of husband.
1498 husbandry Husbandry is the occupation of a farmer; the cultivation of crops and the raising of animals.
1499 husbands The plural form of husband; more than one (kind of) husband.
1500 husk A husk is the dry exterior of some vegetables or fruits. A coconut has a very thick husk.
1501 husked The past tense and past participle of husk.
1502 huskies The plural form of husky; more than one (kind of) husky.
1503 husking The present participle of husk.
1504 husks The plural form of husk; more than one (kind of) husk.
1505 husky A husky is a large dog used to pull a sled.
1506 Hussain
1507 hussar A hussar is a member of the light cavalry of any of several European armies.
1508 hussars The plural form of hussar; more than one (kind of) hussar.
1509 hussies The plural form of hussy; more than one (kind of) hussy.
1510 hussy A hussy is a housekeeper.
1511 hustle If you hustle
1512 hustled The past tense and past participle of hustle.
1513 hustler A hustler is someone who wants to get money of someone.
1514 hustlers The plural form of hustler; more than one (kind of) hustler.
1515 hustles The third-person singular form of hustle.
1516 hustling The present participle of hustle.
1517 hut A hut is a small place for someone to sleep. The farmer went back to his hut after working the entire day.
1518 huts The plural form of hut; more than one (kind of) hut.
1519 hybrid A hybrid is an offspring of two different organisms of different species or varieties. A mule is a hybrid of a donkey and a horse.
1520 hybrids The plural form of hybrid; more than one (kind of) hybrid.
1521 hybristophilia Hybristophilia is a romantic attraction to criminals.
1522 hybristophilic A hybristophilic person has a romantic interest in criminals.
1523 hydrant A hydrant is an outlet located in a street where water can be tapped from a liquid main.
1524 hydrants The plural form of hydrant; more than one (kind of) hydrant.
1525 hydrate A hydrate is a solid compound that contains water molecules.
1526 hydrated The past tense and past participle of hydrate.
1527 hydrates The plural form of hydrate; more than one (kind of) hydrate.
1528 hydrating The present participle of hydrate.
1529 hydraulic If something is hydraulic
1530 hydro Hydroelectric power
1531 hydro- Words that start with hydro- are related to water or hydrogen.
1532 hydrocarbon A chemical compound made out of carbon and hydrogen. Other elements could also be included.
1533 hydrocarbons The plural form of hydrocarbon; more than one (kind of) hydrocarbon.
1534 hydroelectric Hydroelectric is electricity that is generated by converting the energy of moving water.
1535 hydrogen Hydrogen is the lightest chemical element (symbol H) with an atomic number of 1. Hydrogen gas is highly flammable.
1536 hydrogen bomb A hydrogen bomb is a thermonuclear bomb that gets its destructive power from the fusion of isotopes of hydrogen (deuterium and tritium).
1537 hydrogen bombs The plural form of hydrogen bomb; more than one (kind of) hydrogen bomb.
1538 hydrogens The plural form of hydrogen; more than one (kind of) hydrogen.
1539 hydrologic If something is hydrologic
1540 hydrology Hydrology is the study of the properties of the earth's water
1541 hydrolyses The plural form of hydrolysis; more than one (kind of) hydrolysis.
1542 hydrolysis Hydrolysis is a chemical process of decomposition that involves the splitting of a bond and the addition of the hydrogen cation and the hydroxide anion of water.
1543 hydrometer A hydrometer is a device that floats in a liquid and measures its specific gravity.
1544 hydrometers The plural form of hydrometer; more than one (kind of) hydrometer.
1545 hydrophobic If something is hydrophobic
1546 hydroplane When a car hydroplanes
1547 hydroplaned The past tense and past participle of hydroplane.
1548 hydroplanes The third-person singular form of hydroplane.
1549 hydroplaning The present participle of hydroplane.
1550 hydroponics Hydroponics is the cultivation of plants in a nutrient solution rather than in the soil.
1551 hydrous If something is hydrous
1552 hydroxide A hydroxide is a name given to the diatomic anion (OH⁻)
1553 hydroxides The plural form of hydroxide; more than one (kind of) hydroxide.
1554 hyena A hyena is an animal that looks like a dog. It lives in Africa and Asia.
1555 hyenas The plural form of hyena; more than one (kind of) hyena.
1556 hygiene A certain practice to the preservation of health (i.e. cleanliness) The nurse always told me to never give up on hygiene.
1557 hygienes The plural form of hygiene; more than one (kind of) hygiene. There are many hygienes people believe in.
1558 hygienic If a person is hygienic
1559 hygienics Hygienics is another word for hygiene.
1560 hygrometer A hygrometer is a device that measures the humidity of the air or other gases
1561 hygrometers The plural form of hygrometer; more than one (kind of) hygrometer.
1562 hying The present participle of hie.
1563 hymen A hymen is a thin tissue that covers the vagina and that in culture is associated with virginity.
1564 hymens The plural form of hymen; more than one (kind of) hymen.
1565 hymn A hymn is a religious song of praise or worship.
1566 hymned The past tense and past participle of hymn.
1567 hymning The present participle of hymn.
1568 hymns The plural form of hymn; more than one (kind of) hymn.
1569 hype Hype is excitement for something that is upcoming in the future. After a storm of hype, the group's debut album was finally released.
1570 hyped The past tense and past participle of hype.
1571 hyper If you are hyper My dog was hyper today, having had the energy to run around the yard ten times.
1572 hyper- Meaning "above The patient was diagnosed with hypertension, meaning high blood pressure. (hyper- + tension); Her reaction was hyperactive compared to the others. (hyper- + active)
1573 hyperbole Hyperbole is exaggeration. It is a type of figurative language commonly used in everyday speech She told Leo her father had cooked enough food to feed an army. Leo thought that was just hyperbole until HE saw the food.; Marissa is the queen of hyperbole. Today she told me, "If I don't get those new shoes I'll just die. And I'm so hungry I could eat a horse."
1574 hyperboles The plural form of hyperbole; more than one (kind of) hyperbole.
1575 hyperbolic Something that is hyperbolic is exaggerated; it is hyperbole.
1576 hypergamies The plural form of hypergamy; more than one (kind of) hypergamy.
1577 hypergamous A hypergamous person is someone who only dates those of a higher socioeconomic status than themselves.
1578 hypergamy Hypergamy refers to choosiness in dating and marrying only those of a higher socioeconomic status than oneself.
1579 hyperlink A hyperlink is a clickable word on an internet page This sentence is a hyperlink.
1580 hyperlinks The plural form of hyperlink; more than one (kind of) hyperlink.
1581 hypermarket A hypermarket is a shop that is very big and it sells a wide variety of items.
1582 hypermarkets The plural form of hypermarket; more than one (kind of) hypermarket.
1583 hypermart A hypermart is a shop that is very big and it sells a wide variety of items.
1584 hypermarts The plural form of hypermart; more than one (kind of) hypermart.
1585 hypernym A hypernym is a word or phrase that another word or phrase is an example "Insect" is a hypernym for "ant", because an ant is a type of insect.; Some hypernyms of the word "cat" are "mammal", "pet", "carnivore", and "quadruped".
1586 hypernyms The plural form of hypernym; more than one (kind of) hypernym.
1587 hyperpolyglot A hyperpolyglot is a person who can speak or talk in very many different languages.
1588 hyperpolyglots The plural form of hyperpolyglot; more than one (kind of) hyperpolyglot.
1589 hypersexual Someone who is hypersexual is very sexual.
1590 hypersonic If something is hypersonic
1591 hypertension Hypertension is the disease of having high blood pressure.
1592 hypertensions The plural form of hypertension; more than one (kind of) hypertension.
1593 hyperthermia Hyperthermia is a medical problem. You get hyperthermia by getting too hot. Your body temperature gets too high. When your body gets hot enough The traveler got lost in the desert. By the time the rescue team found him in the evening, he had hyperthermia.; The rescue team treated the traveler's hyperthermia by giving him lemonade, and cooling the room, and making a shelter with a air conditioner inside to cool them down.
1594 hypes The plural form of hype; more than one (kind of) hype.
1595 hyphen A hyphen is the sign "-"
1596 hyphenate If you hyphenate a word
1597 hyphenated A word or phrase that is hyphenated has one or more hyphens in it. "Well-done" is hyphenated.
1598 hyphenates The third-person singular form of hyphenate.
1599 hyphenating The present participle of hyphenate.
1600 hyphenation Hyphenation is the inclusion of hyphens; it mainly refers to their correct use. Print the article without hyphenation if you are not sure where to put them.
1601 hyphenations The plural form of hyphenation; more than one (kind of) hyphenation.
1602 hyphens The plural form of hyphen; more than one (kind of) hyphen.
1603 hyping The present participle of hype.
1604 hypnosis Hypnosis is a state where a person is conscious but is unable to voluntarily move and is very responsive to instructions.
1605 hypnotise If you hypnotise a person
1606 hypnotised The past tense and past participle of hypnotise.
1607 hypnotises The third-person singular form of hypnotise.
1608 hypnotising The present participle of hypnotise.
1609 hypnotism Hypnotism is the art of inducing hypnosis on a person.
1610 hypnotisms The plural form of hypnotism; more than one (kind of) hypnotism.
1611 hypnotist A hypnotist is a person who uses hypnotism to induce hypnosis on someone.
1612 hypnotists The plural form of hypnotist; more than one (kind of) hypnotist.
1613 hypnotize If you hypnotize a person
1614 hypnotized The past tense and past participle of hypnotize.
1615 hypnotizes The third-person singular form of hypnotize.
1616 hypnotizing The present participle of hypnotize.
1617 hypo- Meaning "below The patient was diagnosed with hypotension, meaning low blood pressure. (hypo- + tension)
1618 hypobole A hypobole is an understatement to create emphasis or effect. It is the opposite of hyperbole.
1619 hypoboles The plural form of hypobole; more than one (kind of) hypobole.
1620 Hypocrisy
1621 hypodermes The plural form of hypodermis; more than one (kind of) hypodermis.
1622 hypodermic If something is hypodermic
1623 hypodermis The hypodermis is the layer of connective tissue containing fat cells under your skin.
1624 hypotension Hypotension is the disease of having low blood pressure.
1625 hypotensions The plural form of hypotension; more than one (kind of) hypotension.
1626 hypotenuse The hypotenuse is the side of a right triangle opposite the right angle.
1627 hypotenuses The plural form of hypotenuse; more than one (kind of) hypotenuse.
1628 hypothermia Hypothermia is a medical problem. You get hypothermia by getting too cold. Your bodytemperature gets too low. When your body gets cold enough The children got lost in the woods overnight. It was cold and rainy. By the time the rescue team found them in the morning, they both had hypothermia.; The rescue team treated the children's hypothermia by giving them warm, dry clothes and blankets, and making a dry shelter with a fire inside to warm them up.
1629 hypotheses The plural form of hypothesis; more than one (kind of) hypothesis. I have several hypotheses about why attendance has gone down over the last six months.
1630 hypothesis A hypothesis is a guess about what will happen We will test the hypothesis that the change will have no effect.; The results of the experiment support the hypothesis.
1631 hypothesise To hypothesise is to make a guess The detective hypothesized that the criminal could have escaped through the heating vents.
1632 hypothesised The past tense and past participle of hypothesise.
1633 hypothesises The third-person singular form of hypothesise.
1634 hypothesising The present participle of hypothesise.
1635 hypothesize To hypothesize is to make a guess The detective hypothesized that the criminal could have escaped through the heating vents.
1636 hypothesized The past tense and past participle of hypothesize.
1637 hypothesizes The third-person singular form of hypothesize.
1638 hypothesizing The present participle of hypothesize.
1639 hypothetical If something is hypothetical
1640 hypotheticals The plural form of hypothetical; more than one (kind of) hypothetical.
1641 hysteria A person with hysteria acts showing too much emotion like fear or panic. We know you're afraid, but don't give in to hysteria.
1642 hysterical If something is hysterical

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