English words starting with H

lacking a sense of humor; unable to appreciate or express what is funny or amusing.

in a manner that lacks humor; without showing or appreciating amusement

causing laughter and amusement; comical.

in a way that is funny and amusing

the quality in something that makes it funny or amusing; the ability to laugh at things that are amusing

Full of humour; funny or amusing.

A rounded lump or mound, especially on a person's or animal's back.

a back that is hunched or curved

having a back that is curved or forms a hump

Having a hump or humps; shaped like a hump.

a dark, rich, organic material in soil, formed from the decay of leaves and other plant matter.

A trademark for a type of high-mobility, multipurpose military vehicle with four-wheel drive.

a feeling or guess based on intuition rather than known facts.

a person with a back that is curved because the spine is abnormally bent forward.

having a back that is bent or curved, often because of a medical condition affecting the spine.

having the back and shoulders bent forward

Bent forward with the back and shoulders rounded.

The number 100.

used to describe something that costs one hundred dollars or a banknote of that denomination.

measuring one hundred feet in length or height

Approximately one hundred, but not exactly one hundred; a little more than one hundred.

numbering more than one hundred

Weighing one hundred pounds.

Lasting for or relating to a period of one hundred years.

Being one hundred years of age.

one hundred times as great or as numerous

constituting number one hundred in a sequence; 100th.

constituting number one hundred in a sequence.

Past tense and past participle of hang.

Relating to Hungary, its people, or their language.

The feeling you have when you need to eat.

Suffering from the unpleasant physical effects after drinking too much alcohol, such as a headache and feeling sick.

in a way that shows a strong desire or need for food

feeling that you want to eat something

A large piece of something, especially food, cut or broken off a larger piece

To lower the body into a squatting position, especially to take shelter or wait

(of a man) big, strong, and sexually attractive

completely satisfactory; fine.

to chase and try to catch and kill wild animals or birds for food or sport

seeming frightened and anxious, especially because you are being chased or are worried about something

a person or animal that hunts wild animals for food or sport

A member of a society or culture that obtains food primarily by hunting wild animals and gathering wild plants, rather than by agriculture or animal husbandry.

The activity of chasing and killing wild animals or birds for food or sport.

a woman who hunts wild animals for food or sport.

a person who hunts game, especially one who manages a hunt and looks after the hounds.

a frame or fence for jumping over in a race

an athlete who runs in races over hurdles.

a musical instrument played by turning a handle, with strings that produce a droning sound and a keyboard to play a melody.

to throw something with great force

A person who throws something with great force, especially a baseball pitcher.

a very noisy and confused situation; a commotion or uproar.

used to express joy, approval, or encouragement.

used to express joy, approval, or encouragement.

a violent storm with very strong winds, especially in the western atlantic ocean

of or relating to wind that is as strong as that in a hurricane, typically used to describe winds of 74 miles per hour (119 kilometers per hour) or greater.

severely damaged or destroyed by a hurricane.

done or acting with excessive speed or urgency; rushed

in a quick or rushed manner because of lack of time.

to move or act with great or excessive speed

Done or performed with urgency or in a rushed manner.

moving or acting with great haste or urgency.

To cause physical pain or injury to someone or something

Causing emotional pain or distress.

causing physical pain or injury

to move or fall with great speed and force, often in a noisy or uncontrolled way

Moving or falling with great speed and force, often in a reckless or uncontrolled manner.

a married man; a man in relation to his spouse.

Relating to or involving a married couple considered together.

a man who is engaged to be married.

Relating to or involving both a husband and a wife

a farmer, especially one who manages a smallholding or cultivates the land.

the careful management of resources, especially money or crops

to make someone or something become quiet

kept secret or confidential; not to be discussed publicly

quiet because people are listening, waiting, or being secretive

The dry outer covering of some fruits or seeds.

in a low, rough, and slightly hoarse voice

(of a voice) sounding low, slightly hoarse, and rough, often in a way that is perceived as attractive

having a deep, rough, and slightly hoarse sound when speaking or singing

a soldier in a light cavalry regiment, especially one in european armies renowned for their elaborate uniforms and dashing style.

a woman who behaves in a sexually immoral or shocking way

to make someone move quickly by pushing or forcing them

a person who obtains money by dishonest or aggressive methods

working energetically and rapidly, especially in a pressured or competitive situation

a small, simple, single-storey house or shelter, often made of wood, mud, or other natural materials.

a cage or pen with a wire mesh front, used for keeping small animals such as rabbits or guinea pigs.

A narrow lane or alleyway, especially one in a traditional residential neighborhood in a Chinese city, most characteristically in Beijing.

a plant with a tall stem and a long cluster of fragrant, bell-shaped flowers, typically blue, pink, or white.

the offspring of two plants or animals of different species or varieties.

a type of data storage device that combines a traditional hard disk drive (hdd) with a solid-state drive (ssd) cache to improve performance.

Relating to or being a vehicle that uses both an internal combustion engine and an electric motor for propulsion.

the state or condition of being hybrid; a mixture of elements from different origins or cultures.

The process of combining two different things to create something that has qualities of both.

to cross-breed or interbreed (animals or plants) to produce hybrids.

To cause to produce hybrids; to cross-breed.

a small, simple freshwater animal with a tubular body and tentacles around the mouth.

A shrub with large, round clusters of white, pink, or blue flowers.

A pipe in a street that provides water, especially for putting out fires.

To cause something to absorb water or become combined with water.

having absorbed enough water or other liquid

Having the effect of adding or restoring moisture to something, especially the skin or body.

The process of causing something to absorb water.

Operated by or involving the pressure of water or other fluids.

In a way that relates to or is operated by a liquid moving through pipes or channels under pressure.

the science concerned with the practical applications of liquids in motion, especially water.

a colorless, fuming, corrosive liquid compound used especially in rocket fuels and as a reducing agent.

Containing or relating to hydrogen.

a binary compound of hydrogen with another element or group.

A submerged aquatic plant native to Asia and Australia, which has become an invasive weed in many warm freshwater habitats.

A hotel or other establishment offering facilities for hydropathic treatment.

a compound consisting only of hydrogen and carbon atoms.

a condition, especially in children, in which there is an abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid in the cavities of the brain, causing the skull to swell.

a chemical compound formed by the combination of hydrochloric acid with an organic base, often used to make drugs more stable and soluble.

a steroid hormone produced by the adrenal cortex, used medicinally especially to treat inflammation and allergic reactions.

Relating to the science of fluids in motion, or the forces acting on solid bodies moving through fluids.

the branch of science concerned with the forces acting on or exerted by fluids (especially liquids) in motion.

Relating to or denoting the generation of electricity using flowing water to drive turbines.

Electricity that is produced by the movement of water, usually from a dam or waterfall.

A wing-like structure attached to the hull of a boat that lifts it out of the water as it gains speed, reducing drag.

A gel in which the liquid component is water.