How to Memorize English Words Efficiently (home-hyster-)

homeo- consistent, same (derived from hom-identical)

Homeopath Allotherapists; Homeopathic Healers (-Path Therapies)

Homeopathic homeopathic; allopathic

homeopathy [clinical] homeopathic; isotherapy (-pathy therapy)

Homeostasis [physiological] homeostasis; [from] homeostasis (-stasis resting.) By extension, the internal environment is stable, that is, the body's self-adjustment to external changes. Homeostasis with homoeostasis; constancy, homeostable)

Homeostatic self-balancing; status stable

Homeostatically as it stood; self-balancing

Homi root person, same; with homo(-i-connection symbol)

homicide['hɔmisaid] manslaughter; murderer; homicide (-homi man; -cide kill)

Homicidal[,hɔmi'saidəl] murderous; murderous; murderous; murderous

Homicidium kills

Homicidomania (mania mania; mania)

Homie Fellow, Accomplice (Home Family; -ie Favorite)

Hominid hominid; hominid; hominoids; homin-human and its ancestors (homin-human, -id similar, appearance. (Extended Word)

Homing homecoming; auto-guided; returnable; returning; returning; animal returning; homecoming (home deformation)

homo ['həuməu] (Latin) human, human; homosexual (root and prefix homo)

homoerotic homosexual (erotic sex)

homoeroticism homosexuality (eroticism)

homoerotism homosexuality (erotism)

homophile['hɔməfail] homosexuals; supporters of homosexual power; Concerned about the rights of homosexuals; homosexuals (-phile hobbies...) of)

homophobia's fear of homosexuality; homophobia's fear of homosexuality

homophobic homophobic, homophobic (-phobic fear...) of)

homosex homosexuality (sex sex)

homosexual; homosexual; homosexual (-sexual)

Homosexualism homosexualism

Homosexuality Homosexuality, homosexuality; homosexuality; homosexuality

gayness ['geinəs] gay love (gay gay)

homo root identical (derived from the hom-;-o-connection symbol)

homocentric concentric, homocentric (centric)

homochromatic monochromatic, isochromatic (chromatic colored)

Homochronous (genetic traits between parents and children) occurs at the same age, occurs at the same time (chron time)

homocyclic homonyclic; carbocyclic; homocyc

homoeopathy homeopathy;

homoeopathic homeopathic

homofermentation homogeneous fermentation, homogeneous fermentation

homogeneity homogeneous; homogeneous; homogeneous; homogeneous; homogene

Homogeneous; [number] homogeneous; homogeneous; homogeneous

Homogeneousness homogeneity

homograft ['hɔməɡrɑ:ft] [immune] [biological] all-species graft (graft transplant)

homograph ['hɔməuɡrɑ:f] homograph (-graph writer)

homojunction homogeneous junction; junction junction

homolog ['hɔməlɔɡ] [beauty] is equivalent or identical; same organ; homogeneous

homologue['hɔməlɔɡ] [English] equivalent or identical; homologue (log log)

homologic ['hɔmə'lɔdʒik] corresponding; similar; homologous

homological ['hɔmə'lɔdʒikl] corresponding; consistent; homologous

homology [hɔ'mɔlədʒi] homology; same; allomorphic; homogeneous

homo-mixer high-speed mixer (mixer mixer)

homophone ['hɔməufəun] homophone (phone phonetics)

homophonic [,hɔməu'fɔnik] sung in unison; homophonic (phonic)

homophonous [hɔ'mɔfənəs] homophonous; singing in unison; homophonic

homophony [hɔ'mɔfəni] homophony;

homorganic[,həumɔ:'ɡænik] emitted by the same organ (organic organ)

homotherm ['həuməθə:m] thermostatic animal (thermkka)

Anomie the abnormal state of society; chaos (an-no; -om, no h here, i.e. different, abnormal)

anomaly exception; irregularity; abnormal thing (an-negation)

Anomalous; irregular; inappropriate

Anomalously irregularly; abnormally

inhomogeneous of different classes; heterogeneous; impure ones (in-)

Inhomogeneity is heterogeneous, heterogeneous; different classes; different qualities; different families

Inhomogenous is uneven; non-homogeneous

Nonhomogeneous [number] non-homogeneous; heterogeneous; heterogeneous

Nonhomologous is non-homologous

Nonhomogeneity Is Not Uniform; Heterogeneous; Non-Homogeneous; Non-Homogeneous

Unhomogeneous uneven

Unhomogeneity is not uniform

Unhomogenised ungenized

Unhomogenized unequal

Homuncle Dwarf;Dwarf (Hom-Man; Uncle Uncle)

homuncule dwarf, dwarf (-cule small)

Homunculi dwarf; mannequin; fetus

Homunculus dwarves, dwarfs

Hon root Honor; Respect; Lover (Check Primary Edition Honey, Honey, Honor)

siphon ['saifən] siphon; Suction out with siphon; extraction (sip suction)

siphonage ['saifənidʒ] siphon (action); siphon ability

siphonic [sai'fɔnik] water pipe; siphon-like; siphoning

honest ['ɔnist] honest; honest (hon lover; honor honor; -est most)

Honest man; man of integrity

honest-to-god Absolutely sincere, un hypocritical (god god)

honest-to-goodness True; pure; goodness goodness

honestly ['ɔnistli] sincerely; honestly (adjective +ly)

honestly speaking Speaking

honesty['ɔnisti] honesty, integrity (-ty)

dishonest [dis'ɔnist] dishonest; fraudulent (dis-)

dishonestly [dis'ɔnistli] dishonestly; unrighteously (adjective +ly)

dishonesty[dis'ɔnisti] dishonesty; fraudulent; unrighteous

To be honest (used as an insert) to be honest, honestly

honey['hʌni] honey; baby; sweet (-hon lover; honor; reference money to money)

honeybee['hʌnibi:] bees (bee bees)

honeybunch['hʌnibʌntʃ] Dear; baby (bunch of bunches)

honeycomb['hʌnikəum] hive, honeycomb (comb hive)

honeydew['hʌnidjiu:] honeydew; honeydew; honeydew; honeydew;honeydew;;honey;'honey;;''honey;'honey;;

Honeydew melon melon

honeyeater['hʌni,i:tə] honeyfinch;

honeyed['hʌnid] sweet as honey; honey; honeyed; sweet; honeyed;

honeyed words Sweet words (word words;)

Honeyfogle[hʌni'fəugl] cheating with sweet words (fogle silk handkerchief)

honeylipped['hʌnilipt] sweet talk; Sweet mouth (lip lips)

honeymoon['hʌnimu:n] honeymoon; honeymoon holiday (moon moon)

Honeymooner ['hʌnimu:nə] honeymooner (-er)

honeynet['hʌninet] honeynet; Net nets

honey peach peach

honeypot['hʌnipɔt] jar of honey; very attractive things (pot pot)

honeystone['hʌnisəutn] wax stone (stone stone)

honey-sweet['hʌniswi:t] sweet as honey, sweet

honey wine (bee) honey wine

honied['hʌnid] sweet as honey; Right... Sweet talk; give... Jamie (-ed)

As sweet as honey (as sweet as... As sweet as ever)

Bee honey honey

Chinese honey lu citrus (Chinese Chinese)

Milk and honey have a variety of enjoyments; milk milk

pure honey pure honey (pure pure)

Honor['ɔnə] [U.S.] Honor; Credit; Title (Hon Lover; Honor)

honour['ɔnə] [English] Honours; Respect; Honour; Medal; Respect; [Financial] Acceptance; Acceptance of Forward Notes

Honour roll roll; roll list of fallen soldiers (on monuments or in memorials)

Honorable['ɔnərəbl] honorable; honorable; noble

Honourable['ɔnərəbl] honorable; honorable; respectful; upright

Honorably['ɔnərəbli] decently; respectable

Honoraria honoraria; thank you (plural of honorarium)

honorarium remuneration, honorarium; thanksgiving (-arium about... of things)

Honourably['ɔnərəbli] is respectful; decent

honored['ɔnəd] respected; accepted or paid; honoured

Honored guest

honorary ['ɔnərəri] honorary; Honorary; Morally; Honorary degree; Honorary degree holders; Honorary groups

Honoree [,ɒnə'ri:] Guest of Honour

honorific [,ɔnə'rifik] Honorific; honorific

dishonor [dis'ɔnə] [beauty] refusal to pay; dishonor; dishonor; disgrace; dis-)

dishonour[dis'ɔnə] [english] refusal to pay; dishonor; disgrace; refusal to accept; non-fulfillment of promises (promises, etc.)

Dishonorable dishonorable; shameless

dishonorably disgracefulland;

Dishonourable dishonorable; shameless; disrespectful = dishonorable

Dishonored is insulted; humiliated; disgraced; disgraced; refused to communicate with; disgraced

great Honor Supreme Honor, Honor (great Great)

guest of honor

time-honored Historic; Respected for Being Ancient (time time)

unhonored[ʌn'ɔnəd] undervalued; undone

Unhonoured unannounced; wei goods respectful

Word of honor guaranteed by honor; oath (word word)

hoo [hu:] whew! (onomatopoeia; indicates pleasure, contempt, approval, agitation, etc.)

Ballyhoo Hype; Big Brags (Bally Very; Bloody)

Ballyhooed was hyped; sensational

Yahoo rude, vulgar, unsophisticated people, uncultured people; rude people; American Yahoo Company (which provides internet information retrieval services) (hoo call)

–hood Noun suffix, table "period; status; group; qualification" (example word chahood)

hood [hud] turban; cover; hood; hood; covered; covered with a headscarf (cf. good, food)

Engine hood;hood (hood) (engine engine)

Exhaust hood exhaust chamber; rear cylinder (exhaust exhaust)

Fume hood fume hood; smoke cabinet (fume smoke)

range hood; smoke extraction hood (range range)

Adulthood Adulthood

Babyhood Baby; Baby Baby

Bachelorhood Celibacy; Bachelor Bachelor

Boyhood (boys') infancy, childhood, adolescence (boy boys)

Brotherhood Brotherhood

Calfhood calf stage, calf calf state (calf calf)

childhood (child child)

Christhood's identity as a savior; Christ Christ

citizenhood citizenship

Cousinhood Cousinhood; Kinship

Cripplehood Incompetent; Cripple Cripple Disability

Daughterhood Daughterhood

doghood dog sex (dog dog)

Fairyhood Demon Sex; Little Fairy Fairy Fairy

Falsehood Lies; Lies; Untruths; False Beliefs (False Falsehoods)

Fatherhood Fatherhood; Patriarchy; Fatherhood; Fatherhood

Girlhood Girlhood (girl girl)

Gentlehood Celebrity Lineage; Famous Men Status (Gentle And Elegant)

Hardihood is tough, bold; cheeky; bold (hardy brave)

Kinghood King's Throne (King King)

Knighthood Knight; Knight Knight

Ladyhood Lady's identity or demeanor (Lady lady)

likelihood, probably (likely)

Lionhood Celebrity Status (Lion Lion; Celebrity)

livelihood, livelihood; lively live

maidenhood virginity; virginity; maidenhood; Pure, inexperienced (maiden girl)

Maidhood; maidenhood; Pure, inexperienced (maid girl)

Manhood Adulthood; Manhood (Man Man)

Monkhood Monk status, monk status; [collective] monk; monk

Motherhood Motherhood; Maternal Love; Motherhood, Motherhood

nationhood's status as a nation; Status of the nation (nation state)

neighborhood neighborhood; neighborhood; neighborhood; neighbor neighbor

neighbourhood neighborhood; neighbourhood; neighbour neighbour

orphanhood orphan; orphan status; orphan orphan

Identity (or status) of a pagehood attendant (or listener) (page male waiter)

Parenthood Parenthood; Parenthood (Parent Parent)

peoplehood People's nature, people's consciousness; nationality, national consciousness (people people)'s

Personhood Person; Personality (Person Person)

Priesthood Priesthood; Priesthood; Priesthood

Queenhood Queen status; Queen status; Status (dignity) of the queen (or queen) (queen queen)

Selfhood Self, Personality; Personality; Self-Centeredness; Selfishness

serfhood serfdom; serf situation; serf status = serfdom

Sisterhood Sisterhood; Sisterhood; Sisterhood

Sonhood Boyhood (Son Son)

Spinsterhood unmarried; celibate; Identity of an unmarried woman (spinster old girl)

Statehood State Status; State or Status (State State)

Tutorhood [collective] private teacher; tutor; tutor tutor

Unlikelihood is not credible; not necessarily; unlikely things (likely)

Widowhood Widowhood: Widowhood (widow widow)

Wifehood Wife's Status/Identity; Wife Wife's Status

Womanhood Femininity; Female Adulthood (Woman Woman)

hook [huk] hook, hook; hook; hooked; bent into a hook (see book, look)

Hookable['hukəbl] can be hung; can be bent into a hook

Hooked [hukt] hooked; addicted; hooked; hooked; caught

Hookedness hooks

hooker['hukə] fishing boat; prostitute (-er)

hookey['huki] truancy; Multi-hooked (noun + y)

hooklet ['huklit] small hook; [Spoken] Probe whiskers (of insect heads) (-let small)

hooklike['huklaik] hook-like, hook-like

hooknose['huknəuz] eagle hook nose;

hookshop ['hukʃɔp] [beauty] brothel (shop shop)

hookup ['hukʌp] connection; wiring diagram; simulcast (hook up hooked with hook)

hookworm ['hukwə:m] duodenal disease; worm worm

hooky['huki]hooked; truant; truant; truant; Stealing (noun + y)

billhook['bilhuk] (for pruning) machete, thallium, knotted mouth, hook and sickle (bill bill)

boathook ['bəuthuk] [shipbuilding] hook-headed pen, hook-ended pen (metal end), one end with hook (boat boat)

bush-hook hook knife (bush bush)

buttonhook ['bʌtənhuk] button hook;

drawhook['drɔ:huk] hook; [railway] tow hook (draw pull)

eyehook ['aihuk] (rope, rope end) with eye hook (eye eye)

fishhook ['fiʃhuk] fish hook (fish fish)

grabhook['ɡræbhuk] [mechanical engineering] grab claw (grab grab)

grasshook ['ɡrɑ:shuk] sickle (grass grass)

Lifting hook hook (lifting lifting, lifting)

mishook[,mis'huk] [cricket] hit (left curl ball) error; left curl ball miss hit (mis-)

play hookey [U.S.] truancy; sabotage (play play)

pothook ['pɔthuk] pot hook, hook; S-shaped stroke; calligraphy scrawled (pot pot; pot)

sheephook ['ʃi:phuk] (top curved like a hook) bent handle sheep staff (sheep sheep)

skyhook ['skaihuk] (imaginary) sky hook; Airdrop devices, airdroppers (for airdropping materials); [Beauty] Aid from heaven; Heavenly Aid; [Climbing] rope ladder hook (sky sky)

snaphook ['snæphuk] spring buckle; spring hook; Strong hook (snap off)

tenterhook ['tentəhuk] cloth hook;

unhook[,ʌn'huk] unhook; remove from hook; unhook (un-)

Unhookable[,ʌn 'hukəbl] can't hang; unpacked

unhooking[,ʌn'huk] removed from the hook; unhooked; Unhook off; unhooked

hoop[hu:p] hoop; hoop; Rings; whirring; Add hoops to; surround; Whirring (loop ring)

basketball hoop basketball

Cock-a-hoop triumphant (ground); conceited (cock cock cock)

Hula hoop hula hoop

Iron hoop hoop

Hooray is good! Hooray; Salutations (hoo onomatopoeia, cheers; ray rays)

hoo woo! (Expressing pleasure, contempt, approval, agitation, etc.)

ballyhoo [,bæli'hu:] hype; ball ball

Ballyhooed[,bæli'hu:d] hype; sensationalism (-ed)

Single hooray! Long live singles!

Hoot[hu:t] chirping; swearing; whistle; hoot; boom; heckle

hooter whistle; siren; shouting man

hop[hɔp] one-legged (or bipedal) jumping (jumping); making excursions (refer to top of top; pop pop music)

hophead ['hɔphed] [Beauty] drug addicts, drug addicts; [Australian] Alcoholics (head head)

Hop off take off; leave

hop on scolding (after the verb + on indicates that the action lasts)

hopped [hɔpt] jump; One-foot jump; Added (beer) hops (referring to wort) (-ed)

hopper[hɔpə] hopper; funnel; one-legged jumper; jumper (-er)

hop-picker['hɔp,pikə] hop picker; hop picker (pick picker;

hopping ['hɔpiŋ] busy; hard; jumping; making... excited

hop-pocket cloth pocket

hoppy['hɔpi] beats; Drug addicts; Hops (noun + y)

hoptoad ['hɔptəud] [beauty] (a large cup) spirits; [beauty] = toad (toad)

airhop ['eəhɔp] [US] for excursions by air; Air excursion (air air)

barhop ['bɑ:hɔp] [beauty] (continuous throughout the night) from bar to bar to bar, hanging out between bars, playing from one nightclub to another (bar bar)

carhop ['kɑ:hɔp] [U.S.] (serving meals for car passengers) roadside restaurant waiter (car trolley)

crowhop ['krəuhɔp] jumping; short distance; jumping forward (crow crow)

froghopper ['frɔg,hɔpə] froghopper;

grasshopper['grɑ:shɔpə] grasshopper; locust; small reconnaissance aircraft (grassgrass)

hip-hop ['hip, hɔp] hip-hop, improvisational music; hip hop [dance that requires twisting the hips] (hip hips)

Hip hop hip hop culture (a subculture consisting of allegro songs, painted wall art, break dancing, etc.)

hiphop ['hiphɔp] rap; hip hop (a type of pop culture)

Hipa['hipə] pop hip-hop; pop hippie

job-hop['dʒɔbhɔp] (frequent) job change; job change; frequent job hopping (job job)

job-hopper job hopper (-er)

job-hopping ['dʒɔbhɔpiŋ] job hopping;

leafhopper ['li:f,hɔpə] [insect] leafhopper; Cotton leaf jumping cicada (leaf leaf)

On the hop rushing around; busy

treehopper ['tri:,hɔpə] [insect] horned cicada [horned cicada] (tree tree)

Trip-hop Psychedelic Dance (trip travel; walk briskly)

hope [həup] hope; expectation (see ope open; open = open)

hope against hope for a glimmer of hope (against violation)

hope chest (unmarried woman's) dowry box (chest wardrobe)

hoped-for; expectant (for for)

hopeful['həupful] promising; promising (noun + ful)

hopefully['həupfuli] hopefully (adjective +ly)

hopefulness['həupfulnis] Promising; promising(-ness)

hopefuls['həupfulz] hopefuls; seeded player (plural)

hopeless['həuplis] desperate; hopeless; hopeless (-less)

hopelessly['həuplisli] desperately; hopelessly; hopelessly (adjective +ly)

hopelessness['həuplisnis] despair, hopelessness (adjective +ness)

hopely['həupli] hopefully

hope project Project

hoper['həupə] Wisher, Expectant (-er)

Beyond hope hopeless; desperate (beyond more)

good hopes; good wishes (good good)

in hopes of anticipation, with... Hope

In the hope of carrying... Hope

In the hope that+ sentence with... Hope; hope...

Last Hope, Last Hope; The Last Hope

unhoped[,ʌn'həupt] unexpectedly (un-;-ed)

Unhoped—for unanticipated, unexpected, unexpected

White hope is placed on people with high hopes (white white)

hor root Fear; trembling (example word zhahorr)

hor (Swedish) left and right symmetry in painting; horizontal; layered

horizon [hə'raizən] [heaven] horizon; field of vision; horizon; range (separated circle, circle with boundary, used to refer to the horizon, by extension the meaning of vision, range)

Horizontal horizontal

horizontal level; Horizon; of the same class; Horizontal line; Horizontal plane; Horizontal position

horizontal plane; horizon; [submarine] plane

horizontality horizontal state (or location, nature)

Horizontalization flattened; fixed level

Horizontally horizontally; horizontally

gyrohorizon gyro horizon (gyro-rotating, spiraling)

subhorizontal near-horizontal; sub-below

hormone ['hɔ:məun] [physiological] hormones, hormones (mone local hormones)

Hormonal [hɔ:'məunəl] is hormonal, hormonal; hormonal; hormone-induced

Hormonology (clinical) Endocrinology; Hormones

Hormonoprivia hormone deficiency; hormone reduction

hormonotherapy hormone therapy (-therapy)

antihormone anti-hormone (anti-resistance)

neurohormone [physiological] neurohormones (neur-nerve)

phytohormone phytohormone, phytoto-auxin (phyto-plant)

Plant hormone Plant hormones (plant plants)

prohormone hormone source (pro-)

horn [hɔ:n] horn, horn; horn; horn in (chacorn root)

horn-blowing horn (blowing blowing)

Hornbook Word Board for Kids Learning; Introductory Book (Book Book)

horned[hɔ:nd] horned; horned; horny; Truncated... The corners

horner['hɔ:nə] horn merchant, trumpet blower; Manufacturer of containers

Hornfels['hɔ:nfelz] [rock] horn shale

Hornful ['hɔ:nful] The amount of a dime cup; the amount of a horn container

hornier ['hɔ:niə] horn; (horny) translucent; The horns are as hard as the horns; (mineral) uniformly dense and shiny (comparative grade)

horniest ['hɔ:niist] sexually agitated; Sexy; Horny; coarse

Horniness['hɔ:ninis] horny; hard

horning['hɔ:niŋ] Horizontal and straight correction of ships' beams and columns; loading angles; collision with angles; interception saws... The corners

Hornist ['hɔ:nist] the one who blows the trumpet; the one who blows the French trumpet

Hornless ['hɔ:nlis] hornless

Hornlike['hɔ:nlaik] horn-like; horn-like

hornpipe['hɔ:npaip] horn flute dance; pipe dance

Horn-rimmed (especially spectacle frames) made of keratinous material; (imitation) frames (rim edges)

Hornstone ['hɔ:nstəun] [geology] hornstone; argillaceous rock (stone stone)

Hornworm ['hɔ:nwə:m] larvae of the moth (worm worm)

hornwork ['hɔ:nwə:k] [general name] hornwork, horn vessel; horn fort (work work)

horny ['hɔ:ni] horny; horny; horny; horny (noun +y)

buckhorn['bʌkhɔ:n] (for knife handles, etc.) antlers; [plant] longleaf plantain (buck buck buck)

bullhorn ['bulhɔ:n] [U.S.] amplifier with amplifier; loudspeaker; portable amplifier (bull bull)

dehorn[di:'hɔ:n] cuts the horns; stops the horns from growing; trims; drunkard (de-)

dishorn [dis'hɔ:n] removes the horn; cuts off the horn (dis-)

foghorn['fɔɡhɔ:n] fog horn;

Greenhorn Raw Hands; People who do not understand the world; Vulnerable people; [U.S.] New arrivals (green green)

inkhorn['iŋkhɔ:n] ink bottle (old made of horns, etc.); pedantic, used to show off learning (ink ink)

oxhorn ['ɔkshɔ:n] horn (ox bull)

staghorn['stæɡhɔ:n] stone pine; stag antlers; a large coral (stag stag)

stockhorn ['stɔkhɔ:n] (Welsh) gulcimus (stock trunk)

tinhorn ['tinhɔ:n] pretending to be rich; people with false names; pretentious (tin tin)

Horo- time; clocks (-o-connection symbol) (cf. hours)

Horary clock;hourly; counting time

Horology Horology; Timekeeping; Chronology, Clockmaking (from the Greek hora time, etymology with hour, -logy doctrine. i.e. chronology, extended word meaning horology, watchmaking)

Horologe clocks, timepieces

Horological clocks; horological

Horologist watchmaker; watch researcher

Horologium clocks

horoscope astrology; astrology;

Horoscopes constellation (plural of horoscope); astrology

Horr root Fear; trembling; same hor

Horrendous terrible; Amazing (-end noun suffix)

horrendously appallingly; Terriblely

Horrent terrible; Upside down; Creepy (=horrendous)

abhor [əb'hɔ:] hate, ab-loa (ab-leave; leave in a shudder, i.e. disgusted to the extreme)

Abhorrence hated, disgusted

Abhorrent abominable; disgusting; out of place

Abhorrer Haters, Haters

horrible ['hɔrəbl] terrible; extremely nasty (chatterrible; Chahorr)

Horribleness was terrible; extremely nasty

Horribly['hɔrəbli] terriblely; very

horrid['hɔrid] terrible; horrid; extremely nasty (-id)

Horridly['hɔridli] horridly; annoyingly

Horridness['hɔridnis] is afraid of people; annoying

horrific[hɔ'rifik] horrible; creepy (-fic do)

Horrification Fear; Horror; Extreme Disgust

horrified['hɔrifaid] horrified; with a sense of horror; Horrified; makes... Battle Horror

Horrify ['hɔrifai] makes fear; frightens; makes extreme disgust (-fy)

horrifying ['hɔrifaiiŋ] frightening; frightening; Frightening; creepy

Horrifyingly ['hɔrifaiiŋli] is frightening; creepy

Horripilate[hɔ'ripileit] is creepy

horror ['hɔrə] horror; miserable; extreme disgust; terrifying things (-horr fear)

horror movie Horror Movies, Horror Movies; Movie Movies

horror fiction Horror fiction

horror-stricken frightened; trembling =horror-struck

Horror-struck stunned, frightened, terrified (struck strike)

horse [hɔ:s] horse; cavalry; Make a horse; tie the horse to; tease (norse Norwegian; worse or worse)

horseback['hɔ:sbæk] horseback; steep ridges; On horseback (back)

Horseback police

horseback riding ride riding

horsebean['hɔ:sbi:n] broad beans (bean beans)

horsecar['hɔ:skɑ:] freight carriage; Horse-drawn street car (car)

horse-drawn['hɔ:s,drɔ:n] horse-drawn (cart); drawn with horse (drawn is an adjective for drew)

horse-faced['hɔ:sfeist] horse-faced; face-faced (face face;-ed)

horsefeathers['hɔ:s,feðə] dream words;

horseflesh['hɔ:s,fleʃ] (especially for horse meat used as food);

horsefly['hɔ:sfly] horse fly;

horsehair['hɔ:s,heə] horsehair; horsehair (hair hair)

horsehead[`hɔ:s,hed] 驴头(head头)

horsehide['hɔ:s,haid] horse leather, horse skin; baseball; horse skin (or horse leather) made of horse leather (hide animal skin)

Horselaugh['hɔ:s,lɑ:f] loud laugh; loud laugh; laugh laugh

Horseleech['hɔ:sli:tʃ] horse locust; greedy man; veterinarian (leech leech)

horseless['hɔ:slis] horseless; Horses are not used; Self-propelled (-less)

Horseless carriages without horses; old-fashioned carriages (carriages)

horseman['hɔ:smæn] horseman; Equestrian (man man)

horsemen['hɔ:smən] cavalry; knight (plural of horseman)

horsemanship equestrianism, riding (-ship)

horsemeat['hɔ:smi:t] horse meat (meat meat)

Horseplay['hɔ:splei] playing with hands and feet and loud laughter; play play

horsepower['hɔ:spauə] horsepower (power unit) (power power)

horsepox['hɔ:spɔks] [veterinary] horsepox; smallpox (pox)

Horse race

horseracing['hɔ:sreisiŋ] racing

Horse riding; horse riding activities

horseshit['hɔ:sʃit] horse dung; nonsense! (shit shit; bullshit)

horseshoes['hɔ:sʃu:z] horseshoes; horseshoe-throwing; U-shaped (shoes)

horsetail['hɔ:steil] horsetail; (women's) ponytail hairstyle (tail tail)

horse trade Horse trading; [Shrewd, haggling] transactions; Trade transactions

horsewhip['hɔ:s'wip] horse whip; whipping with horse whip; punishment (whip whip)

Horsewoman Female Horseman; Female Knight (female woman)

horsey['hɔ:si] horse;horse-like = horsy (noun + y)

horsily['hɔ:sili] in rider manner (or maneuver) (adjective +ly)

horsiness['hɔ:sinis] similarity to horses (-ness)

horsy['hɔ:si] horse-like; horse-like; horse-like; horse-loving; horse-racing (noun +y)

Blood horse Thoroughbred horse, good breeding horse (blood blood)

clothes horse hangers, drying racks, female fashion models (clothes clothes)

cockhorse swinging Trojan (children's toy) (cock rooster)

Dark Horse Dark Horse (Horse racer or contestant who wins by accident) (Dark Dark)

Dead horse's prepaid wages; old debts; unhelpful things (dead dead)

firehorse ['faiə,hɔ:s] horse pulling a train (fire fire)

gym-horse Trojan (gym gym)

High horse arrogant attitude (high high)

hobbyhorse['hɔbihɔ:s] Trojan horse; bamboo horse; rocking Trojan horse (hobby hobby).

Hobby-horse favorite topic; repetitive nagging

one-horse ['wʌn'hɔ:s] single-horse; small; rudimentary (one-one)

Packhorse ['pækhɔ:s] horse carrying goods; [figuratively] a man who does hard labor (pack packing)

racehorse ['reis,hɔ:s] horse racing (race race)

Ride a horse

rocking-horse (swinging back and forth children's toys) Rocking Trojan (rocking swinging)

sawhorse['sɔ:hɔ:s] sawmill (saw saw)

seahorse['si: hɔ:s] seahorse

stone-horse [main dialect] uncastrated male horse, male stallion (stone stone)

Talk horse Bragging, Talk Talk

To horse! [Military] on the horse! (Password)

unhorse[,ʌn'hɔ:s] overturned; dropped off the horse; unloaded (the horse in the car) (un-)

wooden horse (wooden wooden)

warhorse['wɔ:'hɔ:s] veteran; military horse; experienced man (war war)

workhorse['wə:k hɔ:s] man who does heavy work; packs horses; heavy-duty machines; hard-working (work work)

shyer [ʃaiə] more shy; timid horses; frightened horses; cowering people (adjective +er)

Hort root 1. Courtyard (square object), enclosed, with tourt (chacourt). 2. Chalcourance, Encouragement (Example Word Zhahortatory)

horticultural horticulture (cultural)

Horticulturalist garden grower

horticulture horticulture, horticulture

Horticulturist gardener

Hortation Rewards; Exhortation

Hortative advises; rewards

Hortator advisor; reward others

Hortatory motivated; exhorted

Cohorts; infantry brigades; supporters; cohorts

Dehort dissuades; exhorts

Dehortation advice; advice

Dehortative discouraged

Dehortatory discouraged

Dehorter dissuasionists

Exhort advice; exhortation; exhortation; exhortation

Exhortation preaching words, precepts; exhortations

Exhortative exhortative; exhortatory

Exhorter admonitors; advocates; evangelists

Exhortatory admonished

hose[həuz] hose; stockings; leggings worn by men; watering with a hose; beatings (etymology is the same as house house; family; covering; hide hiding; reference rose and pose)

Hosed[həuzd] beaten; poured with a hose; wet

hosel['həuzəl] [golf] (bat head for rod) socket, socket; firefighters using water dragon belts

hoseline['həuzəlain] hose pipe (line line)

Hoseman ['həuzmən] firefighter; hose sprinkler (man man)

hosen['həuzən] [Old] socks (plural of hose)

hosepipe['həuzpaip] hose; water dragon hose; pipe pipe

hose-proof [electrical] waterproof (-proof)

Hose-tops footless stockings; stockings (top top)

Hosier['həuziə] socks maker or sock seller

hosing['həuziŋ] rinsed with a hose; oil filled with a hose

hosiery['həuziəri] knitwear; socks

firehose ['faiə həuz] fire hose;

garden hose for garden watering; rubber hose (garden garden)

Metal hose metal hose; flexible tube; metal serpentine tube

Rubber hose rubber tube; rubber hose

trunk hose (worn in the 16th and 17th centuries) loose breeches (trunk trunk)

Hospit root guest (derived from host host, -it line, go. Example word checkhospital)

Hospitable['hɔspitəbl] is attentive; courteous, hospitable; appropriate, advantageous

Hospitably['hɔspitəbli] is attentive; gracious; hospit; hospit; hospited

Hospitality[,hɔspi'tæliti] Hospitality; hospitality; hospitality; hospitality;

Hospitality industry;

hospitality management

inhospitable Desolate; Cold, Unholy; In-Not

inhospitableness is not hospitable

Inhospitably coldly; desolately; unsolicited

Inhospitality was cold; not hospitable

-hospit- guest =-host- (e.g. checkhospital)

hospital ['hɔspitl] hospital (the word derives from the host host; -hospit-guest, -al noun suffix, originally meaning the place where guests were received, later as a shelter or charity, now used to refer to hospital)

HOSP Hospital (abbreviated from Hostel)

Hospital administrator

Hospital Administration;

Hospital bed; hospital bed

hospital care (care care)

hospital discharge discharge discharge

Hospitaler['hɔspitələ] members of church charities (especially those caring for those who are sick and in need)

hospitalism['hɔspitlizəm] hospital system (-ism)

hospitalize ['hɔspitllaiz] for medical treatment; Admission to the hospital for treatment (-ize)

Hospitalise ['hɔspitllaiz] made hospitalized; put ... Admitted to the hospital for treatment

Hospitalization[,hɔspitlai'zeiʃən] hospitalization; hospitalization; hospitalization insurance (-ion)

Hospitalisation[,hɔspitlai'zeiʃən] hospitalization = hospitalization

Hospitaller['hɔspitələ] hospital chaplain; church charity staff (especially patient caregivers) (-er)

hospitalman ['hɔspitlmæn] [U.S.] medic (man man)

Affiliated Hospital (affiliated)

Central Hospital

Children's Hospital

City Hospital

Clearing hospital (clearing vacant lot)

Cottage Hospital Clinic, Medical Station (Cottage Lodge)

Field Hospital Field Hospital

General Hospital; General Hospital

Go to hospitalization; go to the hospital; go to the hospital; go to the doctor

in hospitalization

In the hospital

Maternity Hospital; Maternity Obstetrics hospital

mental hospital mental hospital (mental mental)

Military hospital; army hospital (military military)

Plastic surgery hospital (plastic plastic; Surgery Surgery)

Private hospital

Teaching Hospital Hospital Affiliated Hospitals of The Faculty of Medicine, Teaching Hospitals (Teaching Hospitals)

Walk the hospital (medical student) Internship in the hospital (walk walk)

hospitable ['hɔspitəbl] hospitable; attentive, hospit; hospit- guest

hospitably['hɔspitəbli] hospitality is attentive; gracious; hospitably (adjective +ly)

hospitality[,hɔspi'tæliti] Hospitality; hospitality; hospitality(-ty)

inhospitable[in'hɔspitəbl] desolate; cold, unpresent; in-negated

inhospitableness[in'hɔspitəblnis]

inhospitably[in'hɔspitəbli] coldly; desolately; unpresentfully (adjective +ly)

inhospitality[in,hɔspi'tæliti] cold; not hospitable (-ty)

host root guest, stranger; enemy (example word cha hostile)

host[həust] [count] host; The host; Moderator; Host; Many; Moderator; When the host entertains; Clustering; Being the master (is a combination of home and -st, the most important person in a family. host- Etymology with hostelpital hospital; reference ghost; ghost)

hostage['hɔstidʒ] hostage; collateral (-age)

hostage-taking hostages

Hostageship hostages; collateral

host-based host-based (-based based...) of)

hosted['hɔstid] host; (as host) hospitality, hospitality (guest)

hostel['hɔstəl] hostel, cheap hostel; guest house (especially youth hostel) (-el small)

Hosteller ['hɔstələ] owner of the hostel

Hostelry['hɔstəlri] Inn;

hostess['həustis] hostess, landlady; waitress; dancer; landlady (-ess)

Hosting['həustiŋ] combat; a collection of masses or troops

Hostless['həustlis] has no master

hostly['həustli] of the owner;

hostnamehost name; primary name

host nation host country

airhostess['eəhəustis] hostess

airline hostesses [American] flight attendant, flight attendant, flight attendant, flight attendant

co-host[kəu'həust] co-host; co-host (co-host)

Co-hosted (program) co-sponsored; co-sponsored

dreamhost hosting; space; registrar (dream dream)

web hosting web hosting;[counting] hosting (web networking)

ghost [gəust] ghost; ghost; Catching knives; ghostwriting for people (g-soil)

hostile ['hɔstail] hostile, hostile; hostile (-host-enemy; -ile adjective suffix; etymology with guest, i.e. treating enemies, hostile, malicious)

Hostilely['hɔstaili] hostilely

hostility[hɔ'stiləti] hostility; war operations

hot[hɔt] hot; spicy; enthusiastic; agitated; urgent (etymology same as heat; reference pot pot; lot many)

Hot air bragging; big talk; hot air (air air)

hot-air [hɔt'eə] hot air; hot air; big talk, baseless lies

hot-air artist [slang] artist artist

Hot and hot [old saying] steaming hot, just out of the pan

hot and strong violently; fiercely violently

hotbed['hɔtbed] hotbed; Growing ground (bed bed)

Hotblood ['hɔtblʌd] irritable people (especially athletes); people with strong emotions (blood blood)

Hot-blooded; fleshy; excited; reckless (-ed)

hotbox['hɔtbɔks] overheated bearing housings; [Beauty] A woman with a very fast emotion, a pornographic crazy woman (box box)

hot-brained ['hɔt'breind] is acute; Passionate (brain mind; -ed）

hotcake['hɔtkeik] pancakes; cake cakes

hot-desking ['hɔt,deskiŋ] (non-fixed dedicated company, etc.) public desk (i.e. first-come- first-served)

hot-dip dip, hot dip, hot dip (dip dip)

hotdog['hɔtdɔg] hot dog (bread sandwich smoked red sausage); Dog dog

hotdogger['hɔtdɔgə] touting skills; the braggart (-er)

hotfix['hɑtfɪks] [computer] hot fix patch; fix patch

hotfoot['hɔtfut] hurriedly; hotly; hurriedly (foot walking)

hot-forming Hot processing, thermoforming (forming)

Hothead['hɔthed] impatient people; reckless people (head heads)

hotheaded ['hɔt,hedid] is impatient; irritable; enthusiastic (-ed)

hothouse['hɔthaus] greenhouse; Greenhouse; cultivated in greenhouse; delicate (house house)

hotkey['hɔtki:] hotkey;

hot line['hɔtlain] telephone hotline (communication lines for crisis or emergency) (line lines)

hotlist['hɔtlist] list of commonly used items (list list)

hotly['hɔtli] fiercely; enthusiastically (adjective +ly)

hotmail['hɔtmeil] Microsoft email; Hot mail (mail)

hotman['hɔtmæn] hot-blooded man; domineering (man man)

hotmelt['hɔtmelt] hot melt adhesive (melt melt)

Hot money, money money transferred from one country to another (for the purpose of obtaining usury or guaranteeing the value of the currency)

Hotness ['hɔtnis] Warm; enthusiastic; hot (-ness)

Hot pack hot pack, hot pack method (pack backpack)

hot pants skinny shorts; hot pants

hotplate['hɔtpleit] electric stove; flat baking pan; Gas stove (plate flat stuff)

Hot plate electric hot plate; light electric stove; hot food sold in the restaurant

Hot pot hot pot, dry pot(pot pot)

hotpot['hɔtpɔt] hot pot; stew jar (inside with stewed meat, potatoes, onions, etc.); casserole stew

Hot potato hot potato (metaphor for tricky problems); baked potatoes (potato potatoes)

hotpress['hɔtpres] hot presses/apparatus; Heating flattening (press pressure)

hot-pressed['hɔtprest] hot-pressed;

Hot-rod ['hɔt'rɔd] modified car (rod[us] converts car into a racing car)

hot-rolle hot rolled; Hot roll pressed; Hot rolling (rods are leveled with rods; -ed)

hotshot ['hɔt'ʃɔt] Cargo express; capable people; fast means of transport; Master's; Express (shot shooting)

hot-spot['hɔt,spɔt] hot spots; extinguishing fires in forest fire-prone areas (spot site)

hot spring hot spring (spring spring water)

Hotspur['hɔtspə] reckless people; grumpy people (spur stimulus)

hot-tempered grumpy; irritable; temper-tempered

hotter['hɔtə] hotter; more enthusiastic (adjective +er)

hottest['hɔtist] hottest; hottest (adjective + est)

Hotting['hɔtiŋ] heats; makes the agitation active

Hot topic Hot topics; new topics

hotwire['hɔtwaiə] Line of Fire; Wire wire

hotwork['hɔtwə:k] hot work;

Get hot get hot; get excited, get excited (get get to)

Go hot and cold (especially because of fear) bursts of heat and cold; shame

red-hot['red'hɔt] blazing; Latest; Enthusiastic; Very excited; Hot dogs; Frankfurt sausage (red red)

white-hot fanatical; Angry; Extremely enthusiastic; Very excited (white white)

hotel [həu'tel] inn, inn (etymology same as host and hostel hostel; reference home, -tel- long distance, i.e. long distance home)

hotelier[həutə'liə] hotelier, hotel manager (-er)

Hotel industry;

hotelkeeper [həu'tel,ki:pə] hotelier (keeper keeper)

hotel lobby Hotel lobby( lobby lobby)

hotelman [həu'telmæn] [U.S.] hotel owner, hotel manager (man man)

Hotel manager;

Airtel ['eətel] in and near the airport (air+hotel)

auberge [əu'berʒ] [French] inns, inns

Boatel [bəu'tel] Motorboat Tourist (Waterside) Hotel, Vaporetto Hotel, Water Hotel (Boat Boat)

botel [bəu'tel] motorboat tourist hotel; boat + hotel

Family Hotel

Five star hotel

hostel['hɔstəl] hostel, guest house (especially youth hostel)

hosteller ['hɔstələ] hostel owner (-er)

hostelry ['hɔstəlri] inn;inn(-ry)

inn[in] Inn; Hotel

lodge [lɔdʒ] hotel; concierge; assembly room; lodge

luxury hotel luxury

motel[məu'tel] motel (motor car +hotel)

palace hotel (palace luxury residence)

resort hotel resorts

Student hostel

hound[haund] hounds; despicable men; Hunting; Annoyance; Incentive (reference hunt hunting; bound boundaries; found found; found)

Hound Dog Hound, Hound Dog; Hound Dog Band (Dog Dog)

hounded['haundid] hunting; hunting (-ed)

houndfish['haundfiʃ] horned shark;

hounding['haundiŋ] mast; hunt; motivate

houndstooth canine tooth weave; Canine tooth pattern; Canine tooth weave; Canine tooth pattern (tooth teeth)

Bloodhound Police Dog; Unrelenting Pursuit; Detective (Blood Blood)

foxhound foxhound, foxhound (fox fox)

gazehound (hound that hunts wild animals by sight rather than smell) (gaze gaze)

Grayhound Greyhound; Fast Boat (Gray Grey)

greyhound greyhound; Spirit (tall, slender, fast hound) (grey grey)

Hellhound Hell Dog; Hell Hell

sighthound['sait, haund] [hunting] sharp-eyed hound = gazehound

staghound ['stæɡhaund] Hound for deer hunting, etc. (stag stag)

Wolfhound [animal] wolfhound; a type of large hunting dog (derived from wolf hunting) (wolf wolf)

hour['auə] hour (our;sour)

hour after hour; continuously

hourage['auəridʒ] hours(-age)

hour by hour hour by hour

hourglass hourglass; water drain; time measured by water (or hourglass); hourglass-shaped, waist-thin, narrow middle (glass glass)

hour hand (clock) small needle, hour hand (hand hand)

hourly ['auəli] hourly, measured in hours; Hourly ground; Frequently, anytime (noun +ly)

hourly wage, wage wage

hour meter chronograph; Watt-hour meter (meter)

a half hour

afterhours ['ɑ:ftə'auəz] amateur; after (or specified) hours of operation (after)

at all hours at any time, anytime

at the eleventh hour at the last moment

by the hour by hour, by hour (calculated)

Class hour Class time

Eleventh hour: The hour of crisis

half-hour ['hæf'auə] half an hour; thirty minutes; half an hour; thirty minutes (half half)

half an hour

Happy hour; reduced price for serving drinks, etc. (inter-bar terminology) (happy)

last hour

office hours; hours of office (office)

On the hour on time; on the hour

per hour (per per)

overhours ['əuvə,rauəz] overtime hours; free time (over-)

rush hour traffic jam hours; rush rush hour (rush rush; rush)

shop hours (shop shop)

working hours

Zero hour; critical moment; time when the action begins (zero zero point)

houri['auəri] goddess of heaven; charming beauties; glamorous beauties

house[haus] house; Houses; homes; institutions; parliaments; buildings for some purpose (see home homes; mouse rats)

House agent Real estate agent;

House arrest (arrest imprisonment)

houseboat['hausbəut] residential boat, water dwelling boat (boat boat)

houseboy['hausbɔi] male servant; servant; Boy Handyman (boy boy)

housebreak ['hausbrek] intrusion into homes to steal; house demolition (break break)

housebreaker['hausbrekə] robber, home intruder; housebreaker (-er)

housebuilder Residential Building Engineer (build build;-er)

housecarl['hauskɑ:l] (Danish or English nobleman) bodyguard (carl strong man)

houseclean ['hauskli:n] tidying; cleaning; cleaning the room (clean cleaning)

housecoat ['hauskəut] (women's homely) robes;

Housecraft Housekeeping Skills (Craft Skills)

housed['haust] encapsulated (-ed)

housedress['hausdres] (worn when doing housework) dress dress

housefather['hausfɑ:ðə] male parent; male house supervisor (referring to student dormitories); male administrator (father father)

house flag The yacht's private flag; Company flag (flag flag) (of merchant ships)

housefly ['hausflai] [insect] housefly (flying two-winged insect)

Houseful ['hausful] full house; a houseful of a room

houseguest ['hausgest] guest guests who stay at home overnight or stay temporarily

Housekeep takes care of the housework; keeps the portal

Housekeeping Staff; Housekeeping Handler (Keeper Manager)

Housekeeping['hauski:piŋ] housekeeping; housekeeping; household expenses

household ['haushəuld] of the family; Everyday; Royal; Family; Family (hold accommodated)

householder['haushəuldə] head of household, parent; homeowner (-er)

Household garbage; garbage

household name; household name

household words Household names (or words)

houseless ['hauslis] homeless; houseless; No shelter (-less)

houselet ['hauslis] Small house (-let small)

housemaid ['hausmeid] maid, maid maid

houseman ['hausmən] male servant, male handyman; intern doctor (man man)

Housemaster ['haus, mɑ:stə] (male dormitory) male housemaster;

Housemate ['hausmeit] cohabitant; people living in the same house (mate companion)

housemistress['hausmistris] housewife; mistress

house mouse mouse mouse

house number (number number; number)

House of God

houseparent['hausperənt] student residence administrator (held by a married person) (parent father or mother)

Housephone['hausfəun] internal telephone (phone phone)

houseplant['hausplɑ:nt] indoor potted flowers (plant planting)

house property Property

Houseroom['hausru:m] where things are placed; containment energy in the home (room room)

housetop['haustɔp] roof;

houseware['hausweə] household items(-ware pieces)

housewarming['hauswɔ:miŋ] (when moving into a new home) warm house wine, new housewarming (warm)

housewife ['hauswaif] housewife (wife wife)

housewifely ['haus, waifli] housewife (like); shrewd frugal housekeeper (noun +ly)

housewifery ['haus, waifəri] domestic affairs; housekeeping (-ery)

housework ['hauswə:k] housework;

houseworker['hauswə:kə] domestic manual worker (-er)

housing ['hausiŋ] housing; housing supply

Housing Problems; Housing Problems

Affordable housing; affordable housing (affordable affordable)

Airhouse ['eəhaus] inflatable house (made of plastic, etc., erected after inflating) (air air)

Alehouse ['eilhaus] tavern;

around the house around the house (around in... Around)

Auction house (auction auction)

Babyhouse ['beibi, haus] children's playroom; baby toy room (baby baby)

backhouse ['bækhaus] back house hut; [Beauty] toilet, especially outdoor toilet, back toilet (= privy) ;( Scottish English) kitchen; (farmhouse) back room (back behind)

baghouse['bæghaus] baghouse; bag filter chamber; air pollution particulate absorber (bag bag)

bakehouse ['beikhaus] bakery; bakery (bake baking)

Banking House Banking

bathhouse ['bɑ:θhaus] bathhouse; changing room; public bath

Bee House Beehive

beerhouse[biə haus] beer house, brasserie, beer bar

Big house big house; prison (big big)

birdhouse ['bə:dhaus] birdhouse;

blockhouse['blɔkhaus] bunkers; wooden castles; wooden houses, log huts (block blocks)

Boarding house apartments, boarding houses

Boathouse ['bəuthaus] (sometimes with recreational facilities) boathouse, boat shed, board yard (board boat)

Brewhouse ['bru:haus] brewhouse; brewhouse (brew brewing)

bughouse['bghaus] psychiatric hospital (bug odorworm)

Cardhouse ['kɑ:dhaus] is bound to fail; buildings that are bound to collapse ((card cards))

Carriage house, where carriages or cars are stored (carriage transport)

Chophouse ['tʃɔphaus] (mainly serving steaks) restaurants, rib restaurants; (old Chinese) customs (chop chop; chopped)

clubhouse['klʌbhaus] clubhouse;

Coach House Coach House; Coach House

coal house

coffeehouse ['kɔfihaus] cafe

cookhouse ['kuk, haus] kitchen, gang room, camping kitchen; boat kitchen (cook cooking)

Counting house accounting room (counting calculation)

Courthouse ['kɔ:t,haus] courthouse;courthouse (courthouse)

Cubbyhouse ['kʌbi, haus] small house; toy house (cubby small room; Cub Critters)

customhouse['kʌstəm,haus] customs (custom customs)

Dark House; Sleeping Quarters; Tombs; Insane Asylums (Dark Dark)

Detached house; detached house (detached)

doghouse ['dɔghaus] kennel, kennel, kennel (dog dog)

Dog-house [glass] feeding port; raw material preheating chamber; large sealing cover, kennel

dollhouse ['dɔlhaus] dollhouse; dollhouse; children's playroom; doll doll

Downhouse ['daun'haus] Of the United States (down down)

Dwelling House

Eating house; eat eat bar

farmhouse ['fɑ:mhaus] farm house; farm farm

Ferryhouse['ferihaus] Waiting room for passengers and other ferries; Ferry boatman's house (ferry ferry)

firehouse ['faiəhaus] fire station; fire brigade (fire fire)

Folk house

From house to house door to door (from... to... from... arrive... ）

Funhouse Amusement Park (Fun Fun)

gambling house casino

Gaming House Casino (Gaming Betting)

Gatehouse ['geit, haus] gatehouse;

glasshouse['glɑ:shaus] [English] greenhouse, glass greenhouse; Glass factory, glass shop (glass glass)

greenhouse ['gri:nhaus] greenhouse; Causes the greenhouse effect (green green)

Greenhouse gas Carbon dioxide, methane and other gases that cause the greenhouse effect (gas gas)

Guardhouse ['gɑ:dhaus] confinement room; guard room; guard guard

Guesthouse ['gesthaus] guest house; small guesthouse (guest guest)

Halfway house halfway location; inn; Halfway to your accommodation (halfway)

henhouse ['henhaus] chicken coop (hen)

hothouse['hɔthaus] greenhouse; Greenhouse; cultivated in greenhouse; delicate (hot)

icehouse ['aishaus] ice house; ice chamber; ice factory (ice ice)

inhouse itself

lamp-house light source (lamp lamp)

lamphouse ['læmphaus] (on instruments such as cinema projectors, camera magnifiers, microscopes, etc.) light boxes; light chambers

lighthouse ['lait'haus] lighthouse

Light housework for easy chores

Madhouse ['mæhaus] mental hospital; extremely noisy place (mad madness)

Manor House The Manor House

minihouse ['miniaus] Mini House (mini-miniature)

Movie House

nuthouse ['nʌthaus] mental hospital (nut difficult person)

On the house is free; paid for by the store

open house family reception, open visit day; public place (open open)

Opera house (opera opera)

outhouse ['authaus] outhouse; outside toilet; outbuilding (out outside)

Packhouse ['pækhaus] warehouse;

penthouse ['penthaus] loft; penthouse, roof room (pent single diagonal roof)

picture house cinema (picture picture)

Playhouse ['pleihaus] Theatre; Toy House; Children's Playroom

poorhouse ['puəhaus] (old) poor homes; nursing homes; almshouses (poor poor)

Powerhouse ['pauə,haus] Energetic people; power room; power station (power power)

Printing house

Prison house

Public house inns, inns, bars (publicly available)

publishing house publishing company, publishing house (publishing)

rehouse [,ri:'hauz] for new dwellings;

resthouse['resthaus] guest house; recuperation villa; inn, inn (rest rest)

roadhouse ['rəudhaus] (roadside) hotel; inn (road)

Rooming houses, apartments for rent; rooming houses for rent

roundhouse ['raundhaus] detention center; rear deck compartment; round machine garage (round round)

Schoolhouse ['sku:lhaus] (especially primary schools) school buildings (school schools)

showhouse ['ʃəuhaus] Theatre;

slaughterhouse ['slɔ:təhaus] slaughterhouse = abattoir;

Springhouse ['spriŋhaus] [beauty] (spring spring water) (spring water)

Statehouse ['steithaus] [U.S.] State Legislature; State House (State State)

storehouse ['stɔ:haus] warehouse, storage vault; treasure trove (store storage)

sugarhouse ['ʃugəhaus] sugar factory (sugar)

Summer House (summer summer)

Summerhouse ['sʌməhaus] garden gazebo

teahouse ['ti:haus] tea room (tea tea)

toolhouse ['tu:lhaus] tool storehouse

treehouse['tri:haus] Tree hut; Nest house (for children's games) (tree tree)

unhouse [,ʌn'haus] leaves homeless and evicted (un-)

warehouse ['weəhaus] warehouse; Storage in warehouses; purchases (stocks) (ware utensils) in the name of others

washhouse['wɔʃhaus] laundry room (wash wash)

watchhouse['wɔtʃ'haus] outpost (watch observation; caretaker)

wellhouse ['welhaus] well building

winehouse ['wainhaus] (wine wine)

woodhouse['wudhaus] wood shelves

workhouse['wə:khaus] workshop; [English] workhouse; [American] correctional home; correctional home; slum study center (work factory)

hove [həuv] lifted; thrown (heave's past tense and past participle; cf. hoe)

how [hau] How about (see cows; now now now)

How about you 你呢

How far away

How I love...! How I love...!

How many (followed by countable nouns)

How many candles

How much is (followed by uncountable nouns); how much

How old is the age

however[hau'evə] however (how+ever)

anyhow ['enihau] in short; anyway; anyway (any; some)

everyhow ['evrihau] [old language] in all respects, from all sides (every every)

somehow['sʌmhau] in some way; inexplicably (some some)

howsoever[,hausəu'evə] anyway; anyway; however

knowhow['nəuhau] know-how, tricks; intelligence; practical abilities; know-how (know knows)

show-how['ʃəuhau] demonstration

howl[haul] roared; roared; barked wildly; Shouting wildly; yes... Roar; Howl; howl; howl; howl (onomatopoeia, imitating the sound of howling. Refer to how about)

Howler ['haulə] shouters; howling people or animals; comical mistakes

howling['hauliŋ] roared; great; wept; Whistle; growl

hug[hʌɡ] hug; hug; hug, hold (see bug, pug)

huggable['hʌɡəbl] is something you want to hug; it's cute

Hugger['hʌɡə] cleavage; extremist; embracer

hugging['hʌɡiŋ] hugging; hugging tightly; showing body shape

bearhug [beə'hʌɡ] warm hug (bear bear; endure)

Huge[hju:dʒ] huge; huge; infinite (cf. racke large)

Hugely['hju:dʒli] hugely; very much

Hugeness ['hju:dʒnis] huge; huge; vast

Hugeous['hju:dʒəs] [archaic, joke] very; huge; huge = huge

hull [hʌl] hull; [fruit's] shell (bull, pull, full)

multihull ['mʌltihʌl] multihull of multihull ships = multihulled; Multi-boat (multi-)

peanuthull peanut shell (peanut peanut)

rice hull; rice husk; rice husk; rice hull; rice huff; rice husk; rice hu

ship hull (ship ship)

Hum root 1. Wet (chahumid, humorous) 2. Humans (Chahuman) 3. Soil, Dirt, Ground (Chahumble)

hum[hʌm] low hum; represented by hum; hum; hum; hum; murmur (onomatopoeia; grum, grumble)

Hummer['hʌmə] hummingbird; buzzer, buzzing stuff

humming ['hʌmiŋ] buzzing; energetic; hum

hummingbird ['hʌmiŋbə:d] hummingbird (birdbird)

human ['hju:mən] human; human (hum-human, with home, -an noun suffix; man man)

Humanbeing Human (being is the deformation of be)

human brain

human capital Human capital, skill capital

human engineering Ergonomics

human history

humankind Human [general name] (kind species)

human life

humanlike-like

humanly['hju:mənli] to manpower; like man; within the reach of man (noun + ly)

Human nature Human nature = human nature

Humanness ['hju:mənis] is human, human; human nature

humane [hju:'mein] benevolent, humane; noble (-ane adjective suffix)

Humanely [hju:'meinli] humanely; humanely; compassionately

Humaneness [hju:'meinnis] affectionate; compassionate

humanism ['hju:mənizəm] humanitarian; humanist; humanitarian

humanist ['hju:mənist] humanitarian; Anthropologist; Humanities scholar; Humanist; humanitarian

Humanistic [,hju:mə'nistik] humanistic; humanistic

Humanitarian humanitarian; philanthropist; humanitarian; fraternal; christial

Humanitarianism Humanitarianism; Fraternism

Humanity [hju:'mænəti] Humanity; humanity; humanity; humanities

humanise ['hju:mənaiz] (e) humanizes; civilizes; Become human; become benevolent; be indoctrinated

humanize ['hju:mənaiz] becomes human; indoctrinated; Indoctrination; humanity; humanity

Humanisation humanization, indoctrination = humanization

Humanization Humanization; Indoctrination

humanoid['hju:mənɔid] like a human; Humanoids (-oids)

humanoid robot (robot robot)

antihuman [,ænti'hju:mən] anti-human; anti-human antigen (anti-)

dehumanise[,di:'hju:mənaiz] makes animal nature; makes humanity lose (de-)

Dehumanize [,di:'hju:mənaiz] makes animal nature; makes it lose its humanity

dehumanized makes the loss of man; Make the loss of people

Dehumanization dehumanization, bestiality, extermination of humanity, loss of humanity

Dehumanization dehumanization; dehumanization; extermination of humanity; loss of humanity

infrahuman lower than human, ape-like; humanoid organism (infra-less)

Inhuman [in'hju:mən] cruel; barbaric; inhuman (in-no)

Inhumanly impersonally; cruelly

Inhumane [,imhju:'mein] cruel; inhumane

Inhumanely inhumanely; cruelly

Inhumaneness is inhumane

Inhumanity is inhumane, inhuman; brutal

Inhumanize makes cruel

metahuman superhuman (meta-ultra)

nonhuman Non-human; non-human

Posthumous posthus; posthumous; posthumous; post-post

Posthumously posthumously after death; published after the author's death

Prehuman Pre-human; pre-human; ape-like; ape-like

Preterhuman is extraordinary; (especially) Superman (preter-over)

subhuman-like; near-human; sub-human

Superhuman; superhuman; superhuman; beyond the reach of human power; belonging to the gods

Superhumanly Superman; Unattainable; Super-)

Superhumanness is beyond the reach of people; magical

Suprahuman Superman; Superman (Supra- Transcendent)

The human race

unhuman['ʌn'hju:mən] inhuman; inhuman; savage (un-)

humble ['hʌmbl] humble; humble; humble; inferior (rank or status); not big; Make humble; defeat easily (especially strong opponents); whisper down (hum-earth, -ble fold, fold to the ground, face to the ground; Chahum)

Humble pie pie made with deer and other animal offal; humiliation (pie pie pie)

Humbleness is humble; despicable; vulgar

humbler['hʌmblə] lower; more humble; Humble people

humbling['hʌmbliŋ] humbling; Humiliation; make... Humility; make... Lowly

Humblingly humblingly humiliatingly

Humbly ['hʌmbli] humbly; humblely; lowly

Humility[hju:'miləti] Humble, humble

Humous contains humus

Humus humus; humus soil

eat humble pie swallow, low breath (eat eat)

exhume excavation; excavation (ex-out; -hum soil)

Exhumation excavations; exhumations; corpse excavations; stubborn corpses

humid ['hju:mid] wet; wet; moist (hum-wet; -id adjective suffix)

humidify[,hju:'midifai] makes wet; makes wet (-fy makes... ）

Humidification [built] humidified; moist

humidifier [hju:'midifaiə] humidifier, [built] humidifier; humidity regulation device

humidity [hju:'midəti] [meteorological] humidity; moisture

humidizer ['hju:,midaizə] humidifier; humidifier; humidifier

humidly ['hju:midli] wetlands

humidness ['hju:midnis] humidity; moisture

humectant[hju:'mektənt] moist; wetting agent; [auxiliary] humectant (-ant)

Humectation dehumidifying, humidifying; wetting effect

dehum dehumidification, moisture protection (short for dehumidity)

dehumidify dehumidify; make dry (de-)

dehumidifying dehumidifying, dehumidification; Make dry; reduce humidity

dehumidifier dehumidifier; desiccator

Dehumidification removes moisture, [builds] dehumidification; air dehumidification

dehumidizer; dehumidizer; desiccant; desiccant

inhume burial;burial (in-)

Subhumid has enough rainfall for grass and trees to grow; semi-humid climates (sub-)

humi root soil, soil (-i-connection symbol)

humiliate [hju:'milieit] humiliation; makes... Shame; shame (humi-soil; word from humus rotting soil, soil, dust, -li-bundle; restraint, love; even as humble as dust, by extension word shame)

humiliated[hju:'milieitid] humiliated; humiliated; made... Shame and make... Shame

Humiliating[hju:'milieitiŋ] humiliating; humiliating; humiliating; disgraced

Humiliation[hju:,mili'eiʃən] shame, shame; humility

Humiliator humers

Humiliatory [hju:'miliətəri] ugly; disgraced

self-humiliation Inferiority; self-humiliation

humor ['hju:mə] [beauty] humorous, witty; Pandering, accommodating; conforming (hum-wet; bodily fluids; ancient belief that human character and temper would arise with changes in the four bodily fluids. hum hum)

humoresque[,hju:məresk] witty; funny; humorous (-esque-like... of)

humorist ['hju:mərist] humorist; man with a sense of humor (-ist)

humoristic[,hju:mə'ristik] witty; funny (-ic)

Humorless['hju:məlis] very serious; lack of humor (-less)

humorlessly['hju:məlisli] lacks a sense of humor; a seriousness (adjective +ly)

Humorlessness ['hju:məlisnis] is very serious; lacks a sense of humor (-ness)

humorous['hju:mərəs] humorous (-ous)

humorously['hju:mərəsli] humorously; comically (adjective +ly)

humorousness['hju:mərəsnis] humor; funny (-ness)

humorsome irritable; mood or temperament capricious; uncertain; funny (-some)

humour['hju:mə] [English] accommodation; Humor = humor; witty

humourist ['hju:mərist] humorist; funny man (-ist)

Humourless['hju:məlis] lacks a sense of humor; a serious one

Humourous['hju:mərəs] humorous, witty; funny

black humor (a kind of morbid or unusual humor) (black black)

Dry humor cold jokes; cold humor (dry dry)

good-humored in a good mood; good temper (good good)

ill-humor [beauty] bad mood, bad temper (ill-negative)

ill-humour [English] bad mood, bad temper

ill-humored bad tempered, bad temperament (-ed)

ill humor anger; displeasure (ill disease; unhappiness)

Sense of humor

hump[hʌmp] hump; hunchback; circular bump; bulge; arch; effort; rapid travel (jump jump; bump lump; pump pump, pump pump)

humpback ['hʌmpbæk] humpback; humpback whale (back back)

Humpback whale humpback whale; humpback whale

Humpbacked hunchbacked

Humped[hʌmpt] with tumors; hunchbacks; fleshy peaks; Make the bulge; make it boring

humping slipping; Move forward; Hump-shaped; Hump-shaped; Make the bulge; Make bored; endeavor

hundred['hʌndrid] hundred (check-red noun suffix)

hundred flowers bloom, hundred flowers (flower flowers)

hundredfold ['hʌndrədfəuld] hundredfold (-fold multiple)

Hundreds of hundreds; hundreds

hundredth [of]; one hundredth [of]; one hundredth [of] (cardinal words + th to form ordinal words)

hundredweight['hʌndrədweit] incl. (weight unit: 112 pounds in the United Kingdom; 100 pounds in the United States; weight)

a hundred percent;

A hundred to one hundred is more likely than one

Four hundred celebrities; gentleman; four hundred (four four)

like a hundred of bricks [colloquial] unstoppable, coming fiercely (like image)

Ninety-nine out of a hundred, almost all, almost always

one hundred percent;

The four hundred [beauty] upper class; upper class figures

hungry['hʌŋgri] hungry; longing; famine year; barren (hunt hunting, angry angry)

Hungry for longing; hope

hungrily['hʌŋgrili] hungry; eagerly (adjective +ly)

hungriness['hʌŋgrinis] hunger; longing; desert (-ness)

hunger['hʌŋgə] hunger; makes... Starvation (reference angel angry)

hungered['hʌŋgəd] hungry (-ed)

Hunger for longing

Hungeringly['hʌŋgriŋli] hungry; eagerly

hungerly['hʌŋgəli] hungry (noun +ly)

hunger-strike strike

From hunger is very poor, crappy, inferior

hunt['hʌnt] looking for food; Hunting; search (refer to count calculation)

Huntaway Trained Shepherd; Shepherd Dog (Away Away)

hunted['hʌntid] hunted; persecuted; hunted; hunted (-ed)

hunter['hʌntə] hunter; hound; searcher (-er)

Hunt down until it is captured

Hunt for Seeking; Seeking

Hunting['hʌntiŋ] hunting; chasing; searching; hunting

Hunting dogs

Hunting ground; a place to hopefully find what you're looking for (ground ground)

Hunting knife Hunting knife

Hunting lodge Hunter Accommodation (lodge lodge)

Huntress['hʌntris] female hunter (-ess female)

huntsman['hʌntsmən] hunter;

Huntsmanship Hunting (-ship)

Hunt up search; hunt

Bargain hunters go around looking for bargains; speculators who bargain for stocks

Bargain hunting buys at low prices; absorbs at low prices; buys bargains

bughunter['bg'hnt] [English] Entomologist (bug odor, wormwood)

Fortune hunters are people who chase property, especially those who get rich by marrying rich people

Fortunehunting People who get rich from marriage (fortune wealth)

foxhunt [hunter] fox hunting fox (fox fox)

headhunt['hedhʌnt] went out to hunt for human heads;

headhunter['hedhʌntə] headhunter; man looking for talent; head hunter(-er)

In the hunt [beauty] has a chance

job-hunt['dʒɔb,hʌnt] job hunting; job hunting

jobhunter['dʒɔbhʌntə] job seeker, job seeker (-er)

job-hunting['dʒɔb,hʌntiŋ] job hunting

lion-hunter['laiən,hʌntə] lion hunter;

manhunt['mæn'hʌnt] hunted, searched; searched (man man)

on the hunt (for) is looking (or searching)

Out of the hunt [U.S.] No Chance (out of Lack)

pothunter['pɔt,hʌntə] hunters who hunt for food or money; contestants who participate in prizes (pot pots; pots)

still-hunt ['stilhʌnt] sneak attack; ambush (still stationary)

witch-hunt ['witʃhʌnt] witch hunts; witch hunts; witch hunts; opposition raids; political persecution

witch-hunter the one who persecuted politically (-er)

witch-hunting political persecution

Hurry['hʌri] hurry; hurry; hurry; hurry; move quickly (in a certain direction); deal with quickly (cf. Horses, Flurry Hurricane; Curry Curry)

hurricane['hʌrikən] hurricane, storm (cane cane)

hurried['hʌrid] hurried; sloppy; Hurry; rush (-ed)

hurriedly['hʌridli] hurriedly; hastily (adjective +ly)

hurriedness['hʌridnis] haste (adjective + ness)

hurrier['hʌriə] hurried; hurried man (-er)

Hurry along Urge; Hurry Up, Hurry Up (along along)

Hurry off (off; off)

Hurry-scurry panicked; flustered (scurry rush)

Hurry up; hurry up. Hurry up

In a hurry, hurriedly

In no hurry unhurriedly

unhurried[,ʌn'hʌrid] calmly; Not in a hurry; Un-;-ed

unhurriedly unhurriedly; unhurriedly; unhurriedly (adjective +ly)

hurt[hə:t] hurt; pain; damage (transliteration to hunt, i.e. hunting is harming animals. Reference curt was abrupt and rude; Blurt rushed out without thinking; suddenly said; Spurt Sprint; Spray, Spurt; Burst; Sturt Argue)

hurt badly severe headache, serious injury (badly very)

hurter['hə:tə] the person or thing causing the damage; buffer (-er)

hurtful['hə:tful] causing damage (noun + ful)

hurtfully['hə:tfuli] harmfully (adjective +ly)

hurting['hə: tiŋ] injured; damaged; Hurt; sad; hurt

Hurtle ['hə:tl] slams; violently collides; rushes

hurtless['hə:tlis] harmless; uninjured (-less)

hurtlessly['hə:tlisli] harmlessly; uninjured (adjective +ly)

Hurts['hə:ts] itchy

feel hurt (feel feel)

get hurt hurt (get get)

unhurt[,ʌn' hə:t] uninjured (un-prefix)

husband ['hʌzbənd] husband; use (or manage) frugally (hus-house[harmonic]; ban ban; -band-constrained)

husbandage['hʌzbəndidʒ] Ship management fee (-age)

husbandly['hʌzbəndli] husband's; frugal; good at managing farm work (noun + ly)

husbandlike ['hʌzbəndlaik] conforms to properly managed farming; husband-like (-like)

husbandman['hʌzbəndmən] breeding specialist; [Old language] farmer, farmer (man)

husbandry['hʌzbəndri] breeding; farming, farming (-ry=-ery)

animal husbandry

ex-husband ex-husband (ex-former)

Former husband (former former)

ship's husband ship agent

hush[hʌʃ] quiet; silence; silence; Shhh; don't make a sound (onomatopoeia; reference rush; blush)

Hushaby Sleeps Obediently; Lullaby (Hush +Baby)

hushabye hypnosis;hypnotic song;slept

Hushed silent; quiet

Hush-hush extremely secret; extremely secret; covered; kept secret

husk[hʌsk] skin; shell; worthless; Peeling; speaking in a coarse voice (reference dusk dusk; shuck shell; outer skin; worthless stuff; peeling off)

Huskily['hʌskili] quacked

huskiness['hʌskinis] rough crunch (-ness)

Husking peeling; peeling; job peeling corn husks; farm milling rice will be

husky ['hʌski] has a hoarse voice; has a shell; is strong; Strong and strong; Eskimos

huskyier['hʌskiə] hoarse; shelled; strong (comparative)

huskyiest['hʌskiist] hoarse; shelled; strong (superlative)

cornhusk ['kɔ:n,hʌsk] [U.S.] corn shell (corn corn)

Cornhusker ['kɔ:n,hʌskə] a person (or tool) who peels an ear of corn

dehusk[di'hʌsk] shelled, peeled rice ear bracts, peeled (de-)

rice husk rice bran (rice rice)

Hybred hybridization

hybrid ['haibrid] hybrid, hybrid, hybrid; mixture; Hybrid; hybrid (offspring of a hybrid of domestic and wild boar. By extension, word meaning hybrids, hybridization. Reference-id)

hybrider['haibridə] mixer; hybrid reactor; synthesizer

hybrid rice hybrid rice ; Rice rice

Hybridism hybridization, hybridism; hybridity

Hybridist ['haibri,dist] hybrid worker; hybrid breeder

hybridise['haibri, daiz] hybridization; make hybridization =hybridize; hybridize

Hybridity[hai'bridəti] [biological] heterocy; hybrid state; heterosis

Hybridize['haibri, daiz] hybridize; mix; make hybrid; mix generation

Hybridizer hybrid

Hybridisation mixed desalination technology = hybridization

Hybridization; breeding; [chemical] hybridization; hybridization

Hybridoma; hybrid cells (formed after cell fusion)

dihybrid two-factor heterosis(s);

nanohybrid nanocomposite

prehybridization pre-hybridization (pre-)

rehybridization hybridization (re-)

hydr- from the Greek word meaning water, meaning "water; hydrogen"

hydragogue [medicine] water laxative; diuretic; diuretic; water repellent (-agogue guided)

hydrate ['haidreit] hydrate; hydroxide; hydrate; make aqueous compound (hydr-)

hydratable[hai'dreitəbl] [chemical] can hydrate

Hydratability hydration capacity; hydration

hydrated ['haidreitid] aqueous; combined with hydration; into hydrate

hydrating['haidreitiŋ] moisturizing; absorbent; Moisturizes; makes into hydrate

hydration [hai'dreiʃən] [chemical] hydration

hydrant ['haidrənt] fire hydrant; faucet; feed water hydrant

hydratase ['haidrəteis] [biochemical]hydrase (-ase enzyme)

hydric ['haidrik] hydrogen; hydrogen-containing

hydride [unspeakable] hydride

Anhydrate[æn'haidreit] dehydrates; removes... Moisture (an-deficiency)

anhydrous [æn'haɪdrəs] anhydrous (an-none)

carbohydrase [biochemical] glycase; carbohydrate enzyme (carbo carbon)

Carbohydrate [has chemical] carbohydrates; sugars

dehydratable dehydratable (de-)

dehydrate; dehydrate; go to water; make... Dehydration; extreme thirst; loss of strength and interest, etc

Dehydrated[,di:'haidreitid] dehydrated

dehydrater[di:'haidreitə] dehydrator; dehydrating agent

dehydration[,di:hai'dreiʃən] dehydration

dehydrator[di:'haidreitə] dehydrator; dehydrating agent; dryer

dehydratase[di:'haidrəteis] [biochemical] dehydrase

dihydrate [dai'haidreit] [unmoted] dihydrate; dihydrate (di-twice)

fire hydrant [safety] fire hydrant; fire hose [U.S. ] = fireplug (fire fire; fire)

heptahydrate heptahydrate mixture (hepta-hepta))

hyperhydration polyhydration; Too much moisture (hyper-above)

hypohydration too little moisture (hypo-less)

ISOHYDRIC [chemical] isohydronic (iso-equal)

monohydrate monohydrate; monohydrate (monohydrate)

monohydrated monohydrate

perhydro hydrogen peroxide (per-)

prehydration prehydration (pre-)

rehydrate to... Replenishes water; rehydrates; rehydrates (dehydrated food) (re-)

Rehydration rehydration; rehydration

semihydrate semihydrate, semi-hydrofluoride (semi-)

Sinohydro Sinohydro (Sino-China)

Unhydrous water-free anhydrous

unhydrolyzed nonhydrolyzed (undone)

hydraulic [hai'drɔ:lik] hydraulic; hydraulic; hydraulic; hydraulic (hydr-water; -aul-pipe)

hydraulic lift hydraulic lift (lift crane)

hydraulic lock; hydraulic jam; hydraulic lock; lock lock;

Hydraulic press; hydraulic press; hydraulic press; hydraulic press

hydraulics hydraulics

hydro- ['haidrəu] hydrogen,hydrogen-containing; water, liquid, fluid (derived from hydr-;-o-connection symbol)

Hydro ['haidrəu] spa

hydrocarbon [carbon]] hydrocarbons (carbon carbon)

hydrogen['haidrədʒən] hydrogen(-gen procreation)

hydrogen atom Hydrogen atom (atom atom)

Hydrolysable

Hydrolysate hydrolysate; [biochemical] hydrolysate

Hydrolyse (English) hydrolysis

Hydrolysis hydrolysis (-lysis decomposition)

Hydrolytic, hydrolyzed

Hydrolyzable (U.S.)

hydrolyze['haidrəlaiz] [chemical] (make) hydrolysis

hydrolyzed['haidrəlaizd] hydrolyzed; [Chemistry] (Make) hydrolysis

hydrometer[hai'drɔmitə] hydrometer;

Hydrometric for specific gravity; hydrohydrometer for liquid specific gravity; specific gravity for liquid determination

Hydrometry[hai'drɔmitri] [matter] liquid specific gravity assay

hydronaut ['haidrəunɔ:t] deepwater submersibles; submariners, crew of deep-sea submersibles (-naut offshore)

hydropathy [hai'drɔpəθi] hydrotherapy (-pathy therapy)

hydropathic [,haidrəu'pæθik] hydrotherapy; Spa

Hydrophilia Hydrophilic; Absorbent (-Philia Favorite)

Hydrophilic [chemical] hydrophilic; soft contact lens absorbent contact lens lenses

Hydrophilicity [molecular biology] hydrophilicity, affinity

Hydrophobia [internal medicine] rabies; hydrophobia (phobia fear, common in rabies symptoms)

Hydrophobic rabies; water phobia; water phobia; water phobia; water not easily wet

hydrophone['haidrəfəun] water detector; water listener (phone voice)

hydroplane ['haidrəuplein] kayak;

hydropower ['haidrəu,pauə] electricity generated by hydropower; hydroelectric power (power electricity)

Hydropower station

Hydrotherapy (therapy)

prehydrolysis prehydration; prehydrolysis

pyrohydrolysis high temperature hydrolysis, (subjected) thermolysis (pyro-hot; fire)

hygiene ['haidʒi:n] hygiene; hygiene; health care law (reference gene)

hygienic [hai'dʒi:nik] hygienic, hygienic

Hygienic standard (starndard standard)

hygienically[hai'dʒi:nikli] hygienically

hygienics [hai'dʒi:niks] hygiene

Hygienist ['haidʒi:nist] health scholar; health care specialist

hyper- above, over; on; excessive

Hype hype; subcutaneous injection; hype

Hyper-excited; highly nervous; Propagandists

Hyperacid acid; [pathology] hyperacidity (acid acid)

Hyperacidity [internal medicine] hyperacidemia

hyperactive hyperactive; hyperactive

Hyperactivity is hyperactive; hyperactive

Hyperactivation hyperactivation

Hyperbilirubinemia [internal medicine] high bilirubinemia blood; blood bilirubin is too much

Hyperbole exaggerated statements; exaggeration (bole trunk)

Hypercritic harsh critics; overly critical critics

Hypercritical is critical, harsh

Hypercritically nitpicking, demandingly

Hypercriticism nitpicking; excessive criticism, harsh criticism; pickiness

hyperdense high density (dense)

hyperdrive faster-than-light propulsion (drive drive; pusher)

hyperechoic high echo; Strong echo (echoic)

hyperextension; hyperextension; abdominal back training stool (extension)

hyperfine ultra-fine

hyperflexion overflection (flexion bending)

Hyperfocal over focal length

Hyperfunction Functional Enhancement; [Physiological] [Pathological] Hyperactive (Function Function)

Hypergamy marries the same, upper class, or high-ranking person (-gamy marriage)

Hypergamous are married to the same, upper class, or high-ranking people

hypergraph [number] hypergraph (-graph)

hyperhydration polyhydration; Excessive moisture (hydration)

hyperlink hyperlink (link connection)

hyperloop hyperloop (loop loop; loop)

hypermarket Massive supermarket (market market)

hypermedia media

hypermicroscope microscope microscope

Hypermobility exercise is too large; Mobility mobility

hyperopia [ophthalmology] hyperopia; hyperopia (=hypermetropia; -opia vision)

Hyperphysical supernatural; unmaterial, separate from the physical

hypersensitive; high sensitivity; ultra-sensitive (sensitive)

Hypersensitive is allergic; highly sensitive; ultra-sensitive

Hypersensitiveness allergies; hypersensitivity

Hypersensitivity allergy; high sensitivity

Hypersensitize [photography] over-sensitizing (photosensitive emulsions).

hypersensitized (sensitive)

Hypersensitization [photosensitivization] super sense

hypersensitizing growth method; hypersensitization; supersensitivity; Right... Hypersensitivity treatment

hypersexual hypersexual; very sexy

Hypersexuality Hypersexuality; Increased Libido; Hypersexuality

Hypersonic extreme supersonic; ultrasonic (sonic)

hypertension; tension tension

hypertext [meter] hypertext (containing text linking to other text files) (text text)

hypertrophic hypertrophy; over-inflated (trophic nutrient)

Hypertrophy [pathological] hypertrophy; excessive enlargement

hypervisor super supervisor; hypervisor (visor visor)

hypn- sleep

Hypnagogic makes dozing, hypnotic; occurs before falling asleep

hypnagogue sleeping pills; hypnotics (-agog-guided)

Hypniater hypnosis warlock

Hypnic hypnotic; drowsy; occurs before falling asleep

hypno-sleep (derived from hypn-,-o-connection symbol)

hypnogogic hypnotic; Occurs before falling asleep (-agog-bootstrap)

Hypnosis hypnosis; hypnotic state (-sis)

Hypnotic hypnotic, hypnotic; easy to hypnotize; sleeping pills; hypnotic states of people

hypnotically hypnotic ground;

Hypnotics; hypnotics; sleeping pills

hypnotise (English) makes it into a hypnotic state = hypnotize

Hypnotism Hypnosis; Hypnotic States (-ism)

Hypnotist hypnotists

Hypnotize fascinates; Hypnosis; trance; hypnosis; sleep

Hypnotizer hypnotist

hypnoanalysis hypnotic analysis; hypnotic psychoanalysis (analysis analysis)

hypnodrama hypnotic acting (drama drama)

hypnodontia dental hypnosis

hypnogenesis hypnosis (genesis occurrence; origin)

hypnogenetic hypnotic (genesis inherited; genetic)

hypnogogic hypnotic; Occurs before falling asleep

hypnogram sleep phase sequence diagram; Sleep diagram (-gram diagram)

hypnograph sleep physiology tester (-graph)

hypnology [psychology] hypnosis (-logy)

hypnologist hypnotists; hypnotists

Hypnopaedia Sleep Pedagogy (Paedia Children; Encyclopedia)

Hypnopaedic sleep pedagogy

hypnophobia [psychological] sleep horror (phobia horror)

hypnophobic Sleep Horror

hypnopompic half-awake; semi-conscious; pre-awakening

hypnosis hypnosis; hypnotic state (-sis noun)

Hypnosophy; drowsy (sophy Sophie, ruler of ancient Persia)

hypnotherapy [psychological] hypnotherapy (therapy therapy)

hypnotic [hip'nɔtik] hypnotic, hypnotic; hypnotic; hypnotic; hypnotic

hypnotically [hip'ntikli] hypnotic ground;

hypnotism ['hipnətizəm] hypnosis; hypnotic state

Hypnotist ['hipnətist] hypnotist

hypnotise ['hipnətaiz] (e) to... Hypnosis is performed; entering a hypnotic state = hypnotize

hypnotize ['hipnətaiz] hypnotic; to bring into sleep; to make a mesmerized; to... Perform hypnosis; make a trance

hypnotizer['hipnətaizə] hypnotist

autohypnosis self-hypnosis (auto-self)

dehypnotize de-hypnotic state, de-hypnosis (de-)

hypo- In... Down; times, after; Insufficient; below, lacking; low, below

Hypocrisy hypocrisy; hypocrisy

Hypocrite hypocrite; hypocrite

Hypocritic hypocritical; hypocritical

hypocritical hypocrisy; hypocrisy (critical critical)

Hypocritically hypocritically

hypodense low density

hypoechoic low echo

hypoelastic subelastic, subelastic (elastic elastic)

Hypofunction dysfunction; [physiological] [pathological] hypoactiveness

hypoglycaemia hypoglycemia; hypoglycemia (glycaemia hyperglycemia)

Hypoglycemia hypoglycemia; hypoglycemia is too low

Hypoglycemic blood sugar is too low; hypoglycemia

Hypohemia (hemiaemia)

hypohepatia hepatic insufficiency (hepatia hepatitis)

Hypohydration Too Little Moisture (Hydration Hydration)

hypomania hypomania (mania mania)

Hypoplastic hypoplasia, poor regeneration; cell hypogenesis (plastic unnatural)

hyporeflexia [physiological] hyporeflexia (reflex reflex)

hyporesponsive hyporeactive (responsive response)

Hyporesponsiveness is low reactivity

Hypostasis Essence; Primordial; Fundamental Principle; Inferior (referring to genetic characteristics); Fall accumulation congestion

Hypostatic physical; essential; real; divine (static)

hypostatize makes... Concretize; make... Materialization

hypothesis (check thesis)

ypothesise (e) hypothesis; Settings; Hypothesis = hypothesize; assumptions; Set

hypothesize hypothesis, assumption; Assumptions, assumptions

hyster root uterus, with hystere

Hystere root uterus, with hysterec and hystero

hystero root uterus

hysteria hysteria, hysteria; abnormal excitement (from the Greek hystera uterus, etymology synonymous.

Hysteric hysteria; hysteria; hyperactivity; hysteria; hysteria; hysteria

Hysterical hysterical; unusually excited

Hysterically hysterical

Hysterics have episodes of hysteria; madness

hysterectomy [obstetrics and gynecology] hysterectomy (-tomy resection)

Hysterogenic hysterogenic hysteris, epigenetic (genic)

hysterogram uterine x-ray photography; hysterogram (-gram)

hysterography Uterine X-ray photography (-graphy)

hysterology [obstetrics and gynecology] uterology

hysteromyoma uterine fibroids (myoma fibroids)

hysteron uterus (-on)

hysteroplasty [obstetrics and gynecology] hysteroplasty (plasty plastic surgery)

hysteroscope [obstetrics and gynecology] hysteroscopy (-scopeoscope)

hysteroscopy [obstetrics and gynecology].

hysterotomy imperial laparotomy; hysterectomy (-tomy resection; same as uterotomy)