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- hook noun (a hook, hooks); verb (hook, hooks, hooked, hooking)
A hook is a curved or bent piece of metal or plastic used to hang things on or to catch and hold things. - hoopoe noun (a hoopoe, hoopoes)
1) A bird of Africa, Europe and Asia with pinkish-brown feathers, black-and-white striped wings, a long thin beak and a big crest like a… - hop verb (hop, hops, hopped, hopping); noun (a hop, hops)
1) To hop is to jump on one foot. 2) To hop is to move in small jumps, like a rabbit, a frog or a bird. 3) To hop on or off is to get on… - hope verb (hope, hopes, hoped, hoping); noun (hope, hopes); adjectives hopeful, hopeless
To hope means to want something to happen and to think it could happen. - horizon noun (the horizon; a horizon, horizons)
The horizon is the line far away where the land or sea seems to meet the sky. - horn noun (a horn, horns; horn — uncountable as a material)
A hard, pointed, often curved growth on the head of some animals, like cows, goats, rhinos and rams. - hornet noun (a hornet, hornets)
1) A hornet is a large wasp with a powerful sting, often yellow and brown or black. - horrible adjective (horrible, more horrible, most horrible)
Very bad or unpleasant: «a horrible smell», «horrible weather». - horribly adverb (more horribly, most horribly)
1) In a horrible way; very badly or unpleasantly. 2) Very much; extremely, as in «horribly afraid». - horror noun (horror; a horror, horrors); adjective use (horror film)
1) Horror is a strong feeling of fear and shock. 2) Something terrible or very frightening: «the horrors of war». 3) A kind of story or… - horse noun (horse, horses)
A horse is a big strong animal with four legs, hooves, a mane and a long tail, that people ride or use to pull carts. - horseback noun (horseback, uncountable — in «on horseback»); adjective (horseback); adverb (horseback, US)
1) On horseback means riding on a horse. 2) (adjective) Horseback describes something done while riding a horse, like horseback riding. - horseleech noun
A large leech, a worm-like creature that sucks blood. - horseman noun (a horseman, horsemen); feminine: horsewoman, horsewomen
A horseman is a man who rides a horse, especially one who rides well. - host noun (a host, hosts); verb (host, hosts, hosted, hosting)
A host is a person who invites guests and looks after them, for example at a party. - hostage noun (a hostage, hostages)
A hostage is a person who is held prisoner by someone who will not let them go until they get what they want. - hot adjective (hot, hotter, hottest)
Having a high temperature; very warm: "hot soup". - hotly adverb (more hotly, most hotly)
1) With strong feeling, angrily or sharply: «I am back,» he said hotly. 2) With great energy and speed, as in «hotly pursued». - hound noun (hound, hounds); verb (hound, hounds, hounded, hounding)
A dog used for hunting, such as a foxhound or bloodhound, with a strong sense of smell. - hour noun (hour, hours; casual: hrs, hr)
An hour is a length of time; it has sixty minutes. - house noun (house, houses); verb (house, houses, housed — to give a place to live)
1) A house is a building where a family lives. 2) A house can mean the people in it: «The whole house woke up». 3) In some schools, a… - household noun (a household, households); adjective (household)
A household is all the people who live together in one home. - housetop noun
The flat roof of a house in the Land of Israel, where people could sit, pray, sleep or shout news. - hover verb (hover, hovers, hovered, hovering)
To hover means to stay in the air in one place without moving forward, like a hummingbird or a helicopter. - how adverb; conjunction (I know how to swim)
1) How asks in what way: How do you make a kite? 2) With «many» or «much», how asks about an amount: how many apples, how much water. 3)… - however adverb (however); conjunction (however)
1) However means but, or in spite of that. It shows that something different or surprising comes next. 2) However also means in whatever… - howl verb (howl, howls, howled, howling); noun (a howl, howls)
Of a wolf or dog: to make a long, loud, sad cry. - http abbreviation
It stands for "hypertext transfer protocol", the start of a web address used to find pages on the internet. - huge adjective (huge, huger, hugest — rare; more huge)
1) Huge means very, very big in size, amount or importance. - human noun (a human, humans); adjective (human, the human body)
1) A human is a person: a man, woman or child. 2) Human describes things to do with people: the human body, human rights. 3) Human can… - humble adjective (humble, humbler, humblest); verb (humble, humbles, humbled, humbling)
Not proud; not thinking you are better or more important than other people. - humbly adverb (humbly)
Humbly means in a modest way, not thinking you are better or more important than others. - humility noun (humility; uncountable)
The quality of being humble: not thinking you are better or more important than others. - hump noun (hump, humps); verb (hump — informal, to carry)
A hump is a round lump that sticks up, such as on a camel's back. - hundred number (a hundred, one hundred, two hundred); noun (hundred, hundreds)
1) A hundred is the number 100, ten tens. A hundred is 100. 2) Hundreds means many, a large number, without an exact count. 3) The… - hundredfold adverb (a hundredfold); adjective (hundredfold)
1) A hundredfold means a hundred times as much or as many. 2) (Bible, literary) Hundredfold means greatly or many times over. - hundredth adjective, ordinal number (hundredth, 100th); noun (a hundredth, hundredths)
Hundredth means number 100 in order, coming after the ninety-ninth. - hunger noun (hunger); verb (hunger for — formal)
Hunger is the feeling of needing or wanting food. - hungry adjective (hungry, hungrier, hungriest)
Hungry means feeling that you need or want to eat. - hunt verb (hunt, hunts, hunted, hunting); noun (a hunt, hunts)
To hunt is to chase and catch or kill wild animals for food or sport. - hunter noun (a hunter, hunters)
A hunter is a person who hunts wild animals for food or sport. - hunting noun (hunting — uncountable); verb form (-ing of hunt: hunting)
Hunting is chasing and killing wild animals for food, sport or to control their numbers. - hurl verb (hurl, hurls, hurled, hurling); noun (a hurl — rare)
To hurl something is to throw it very hard and fast. - hurried adjective; verb, past form of hurry (hurry, hurries, hurried, hurrying)
Hurried means done quickly because there is not much time: «a hurried breakfast». - hurt verb (hurt, hurts, hurt, hurting); adjective (hurt — injured or upset); noun (hurt — pain, sadness)
To cause pain or injury to a body: "I hurt my knee.". - hurtful adjective (hurtful; more hurtful, most hurtful)
1) Making someone feel upset or sad, usually because of unkind words or actions. - hurting verb (present participle of hurt: hurt, hurts, hurt, hurting); adjective (hurting, informal)
Hurting means causing pain or injury: You are hurting me! - husband noun (a husband, husbands); verb (husband — formal: to use carefully)
1) The man a person is married to. 2) (formal, old verb) To use something carefully so as not to waste it (husband your energy). - husbandman noun (husbandmen)
old use: a farmer who works the land and keeps animals. - husbandry noun (no plural)
old use: the work of farming, caring for crops and animals. - hush verb (hush, hushes, hushed, hushing); noun (a hush); interjection (hush!)
To hush someone is to make them be quiet or calm. - hypocrite noun (hypocrite, hypocrites)
A person who says that others should behave in a good way but does not behave that way themselves, or pretends to be good when they are not. - hyssop noun
A small bushy plant with fragrant leaves, used in old times as a herb and for sprinkling.
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