How to Memorize English Words Efficiently (Heart-Home)

heart [hɑ:t] heart; heart; heart shape (reference to peart has spirit, vitality)

heartache ['hɑ:t eik] angina (body part + ache)

Heart and soul

Heart attack [internal medicine] heart attack

Heartbeat ['hɑ:tbi:t] (of the heart) beats, beats, beats, heartbeat sounds

heartbreak ['hɑ:tbreik] (especially due to loss of love) heartbreak, broken intestines; sad things (break break)

heartbreaker ['hɑ:t,breikə] Sad person or thing (-er)

Heartbreaking ['hɑ:t,breikiŋ] sad or disappointed to an unbearable degree; sad

heartbreakingly['hɑ:t,breikiŋli] heartbreakingly (adjective +ly)

heartbroken ['hɑ:t,brəukən] extremely sad (broken is break's done structure)

heartburn ['hɑ:tbə:n] heartache, jealousy; [internal medicine] heartburn (burn burning)

Heartburning ['hɑ:t,bə:niŋ] Intense jealousy; grievance; dissatisfaction

Heart disease (internal medicine) heart disease

Hearted['hɑ:tid] presents... Mood's; there are... Heart's; Heart's Heart; Remember (-ed)

hearten ['hɑ:tən] incentivizes; encourages; makes perks(-en)

Heartening ['hɑ:təniŋ] inspiring, uplifting

heart failure heart failure

heartfelt ['hɑ:tfelt] heartfelt; sincere; sincere (felt feeling)

Heartfelt thanks (thanks thank you)

heart-free ['hɑ:tfri:] those who do not know the taste of love; those who are not trapped by love (-free without... of)

heartful ['hɑ:tful] sincere; passionate (noun + ful)

heartily ['hɑ:tili] heartfeltly; passionately; painfully (adjective +ly)

Heartiness ['hɑ:tinis] zealous; zealous; lens (-ness)

hearting ['ha:tiŋ] stone wall filled with stone blocks; stone wall lining; put... Keep it in mind; encourage

hearting concrete Impermeable concrete

Heartland['hɑ:tlænd] heartland;

Heartless ['hɑ:tlis] ruthless; courageous (-less)

Heartlessly['hɑ:tlisli] ruthlessly; coldly (adjective +ly)

Heartlessness['hɑ:tlisnis] callous (-ness)

Heartly['hɑ:tli] heartfeltly

Heartman ['hɑ:tmæn] people who had a heart transplant [male] (man man)

Heart of matter The nature of things, the core of the matter

Heart of stone

Heartquake ['hɑ:tkweik] thrilling; heart-shaking (quake tremor)

heart rate

Heartrending ['hɑ:t,rendiŋ] tragic; heartbreaking (rending split)

Heartsease ['hɑ:ts,i:z] inner peace; pansy (ease leisurely)

heart-shaped ['ha:tʃeipt] heart-shaped (shape shape; -ed)

Heartsick ['hɑ:tsik] sad; depressed; distressed (sick sick)

Heartstrings ['hɑ:tstriŋz] heartstrings, deep feelings; love (string line)

heart-struck ['hɑ:tstrʌk] heartache; sad (struck blow)

Heart-throb heartbeat; lover; intoxicating person (throb flutter)

heartthrob['hɑ:tθrɔb] tenderness; heartbeat; passion; object of infatuation

Heart to heart Sincerely and bluntly, frankly, with all your heart, pushing your heart to the heart

heart-to-heart ['hɑ:ttə'hɑ:t] is straightforward; honest; talkative; honest

heart-to-heart talk Push heart-to-heart talk

Heart trouble heart trouble

heartwarming['hɑ:t,wɔ:miŋ] touching; warm atrial (warm warm)

heart-whole ['hɑ:thəul] unloved; unmoved by love; sincere (whole)

heartworm['hɑ:twə:m] [veterinary medicine] (parasitic in dogs' hearts) worm worm

Heart-wrenching heart-wrenching (wrenching jerk)

hearty ['hɑ:ti] heartfelt; spiritually charged (noun + y)

At the heart in the heart, in the heart; in essence, in fact; Secretly; Care, value

At the heart in the heart

at the heart of... Center

Big heart, big heart, noble temperament (big big)

big-hearted generous; generous; free (-ed)

blackheart ['blækhɑ:t] black heart disease; black heart (black black)

blackhearted['blæk'hɑ:tid] vicious; blackhearted; evil (-ed)

boldhearted ['bəuld,hɑ:tid] fearless, bold, bold (bold; -ed)

braveheart['breivhɑ:t] brave heart; heroic character

Broken Heart Sad, Desperate, Heartbroken (broken)

brokenhearted ['brəukən'hɑ:tid] heartbreak; sadness; despair (-ed)

By heart by memory, by memory; by memories, by memories(by passing... way)

chickenhearted ['tʃikənha:tid] timid (chicken chick)

coldhearted['kəuld'ha:tid] cold;

cold-heartedness['kəuld'ha:tidnis] ruthless; cold (-ness)

congenital heart disease congenital heart disease

coronary heart disease coronary heart disease

dishearten[dis'hɑ:tən] discourages, discourages, discourages (dis-,-en)

disheartened [dis'ha:tnd] frustrated; discouraged; discouraged; discouraged; discouraged (-ed)

disheartening [dis'hɑ:təniŋ] is frustrating

disheartenment [dis'ha:tənmənt] discouraged; depressed(-ment)

down-hearted[daun'hɑ:tid] depressed; depressed (down down)

downhearted['daun'hɑ:tid] listless; dejected (-ed)

false-hearted (false hypocrisy)

Free heart Carefree; Open-minded (free and free)

freehearted['fri:'hɑ:tid] frank; cheerful; generous (free;-ed)

freeheartedly ['fri:'hɑ:tidli] frankly; cheerfully; emotionally (adjective +ly)

freeheartedness['fri:ha:tidnis] generosity; confession (-ness)

From the heart (from; from)

good-hearted['gud'hɑ:tid] kind; benevolent; generous (good good; -ed)

Greathearted ['greit'hɑ:tid] brave, bold, fearless; spiritual (great great)

halfhearted ['ha:f'hɑ:tid] unserious; unsupportive; uninteresting (half-half; -ed)

halfheartedly ['hæf'hɑrtidli] not seriously; uninterestedly (adjective +ly)

halfheartedness ['hæf'hɑrtidnis] not serious (-ness)

hard-hearted ['ha:d'ha:tid] hard-hearted; hard-hearted

harehearted['heə,hɑ:tid] timid, cowardly, flailing (hare hare-ed)

Heavy heart Heavy heart, sorrow, grief, depression (heavy heavy)

Heavy-hearted['hevi'hɑ:tid] heavy-hearted; sad

high-hearted['hai'hɑ:tid] bold and resolute; high (high;-ed)

hollow-hearted['hɔləu,hɑ:tid] hypocritical; dishonest (hollow empty)

In heart mood is high

kind-hearted['kaind'hɑ:tid] kind, kind

kindheartedness['kaind'hɑ:tidnis] benevolence, benevolence (-ness)

large-hearted magnanimous; compassionate (large-huge; -ed)

learn by heart; memorize; learn by heart through the heart

lighthearted['lait'hɑ:tid] happy, in a good mood; Carefree (ligh relaxed; -ed）

lightheartedness['lait'ha:tidnis] carefree; free; relaxed and cheerful (-ness)

lionheart ['laiənhɑ:t] warrior (lion lion)

lionhearted ['laiən,hɑ:tid] bold; brave (-ed)

Lose heart Lose confidence, lose confidence; lose courage (lose lose)

lose one's heart to love, fall in love; Indulge, love, obsess

open-heart['əupən'hɑ:t] open-heart surgery; open-heart (open)

open-hearted['əupən'hɑ:tid] frankly; Not Hidden (-ed)

openheartedness ['əupən'ha:tidnis] Kindness and kindness;

Out of heart disheartened, discouraged, listless; out of lack

oxheart ['ɔkshɑ:t] ox heart cherry, chicken heart big cherry (ox bull)

proudhearted['praud, hɑ:tid] arrogant; proud

righthearted['rait'hɑ:t] upright; honest (right-right; -ed)

search one's heart [spoken] self-criticism, self-questioning (search search)

Search the heart self-reflective

shut one's heart (to...) Indifferent, unmoved, hard-hearted (shut off)

simplehearted ['simpl'tɑ:tid] pure at heart; simple and sincere

soft-hearted['sɔ:ft'hɑ:tid] soft-hearted; benevolent; generous

stonehearted ['stəun'hɑ:tid] iron-hearted;

stonyhearted['stəuni'hɑ:tid] iron-hearted; unmerciful (stony ruthless)

strong-hearted

sweetheart ['swi:t,hɑ:t] lover; sweetheart (sweet sweet)

tenderhearted['tendə'hɑ:tid] gentle heart; tender tender

The darling of all hearts People like, people love things (darling dear)

truehearted ['tru:'hɑ:tid] honest, faithful; sincere (true and true)

trueheartedness['tru:'hɑ:tid] sincerity; faithfulness

warmhearted['wɔ:m'hɑ:tid] affectionate; warm-hearted (warm)]

warm-hearted[,wɔ:m'hɑ:tid] enthusiastic =warmhearted

wholehearted ['həul'hɑ:tid] single-minded (whole)

whole-heartedly [,həul'ha:tidli] wholeheartedly; preoccupied (adjective +ly)

wholeheartedness ['həul'hɑ:tidnis]

with heart and soul enthusiastically, wholeheartedly (soul soul)

hearth [hɑ:θ] stove top; hearth; hearth; hearth; fireplace floor (heat heat + earth soil; reference dearth food shortage)

Hearth and home Warm and comfortable family (life)

hearthrug ['hɑ:θrʌɡ] as in the hearthrug; Carpet in front of the stove (rug rug)

Hearthside Fireside; Family (side side, noodles)

hearthstone (for smelting furnaces) and soft grinding stone (stone stones) (for scrubbing the bottom of the furnace)

heat[hi:t] heat; heat; heat; high temperature (refer to hot heart; eat eat)

heatable ['hi:təbl] heatable (-able)

heat carrier (carrier carrier)

heat conducting

heated ['hi:tid] hot; passionate; excited; Heating; making excitement (-ed)

Heatedly['hi:tidli] heated ground; passionate, enthusiastic (adjective +ly)

heater ['hi:tə] heater; heater (-er)

heating['hi:tiŋ] heated; Heating; heating

Heating jacket jacket

Heating pad (for heating a certain part of the person) electric heating mat; heating blanket (pad pad)

heatless['hi:tlis] heatless (-less)

heatmeter['hi:tmi:tə] calorimeter (-meter; Instrument; Table)

Heat meter; calorimeter; thermocouple thermometer

heatproof ['hi:t'pruf] heat-resistant, heat-resistant; envoy... Thermal insulation; makes... Heat-proof

heat-resistant['hi:tri, zistənt] heat-resistant

heatseal['hi:tsi:l] [engineering] thermal legal, heat sealing (seal sealing)

heatsealing['hi:tsi:liŋ] hot welding; fusion welding, welding; heat sealing (sealing)

heatseeker['hi:t,si:kə] [military] [aviation] hot tracking head (seek; -er)

heat-set['hi:tset] pair... Thermal shaping (set setting)

Heat-setting heat setting

heatsink['hi:t,siŋ] heat sink; heat sink (sink penetration)

heatspot ['hi:tspɔt] freckles; [Anatomy] Thermosyneutic nerve (of the skin); the spot spot (spot; location)

heatstroke ['hi:tstrəuk] [Chinese medicine] stroke stroke

heat-treat['hi:ttri:t] pair... Treat treatment

heat-treated['hi:ttri:tid] heat-treated (-ed)

heat treatment['hi:t'tri:tmənt] heat treatment; Treatment therapy

heatronic['hi:'trɔnik] high-frequency heat-treated (-ic)

heatwave['hi:tweiv] heat wave; wave wave

afterheat ['ɑ:ftəhi:t] (nuclear reactor) stop reactor waste heat, post heat; waste heat (after after)

airheater ['eə 'hi:tə] air heater (air air)

desuperheater [disju:pə'hi:tə] desuperheater, superheated steam cooler (de-)

dryness-heat (dryness drying)

high-heat ['haihi:t] heat-resistant; high-temperature (high-high)

Oven heating oven heating; heat curing (oven oven)

overheat [əuvə'hi:t] overheating; intense (over-)

overheated [,əuvə'hi:tid] overheating; burning in anger (-ed)

preheat [pri:'hi:t] preheat (pre-=before)

preheater [pri:'hi:tə] preheater(-er)

presuperheater [,pri:'sju:pə'hi:tə] preheater (super super)

Reheat [ri:'hi:t] reheats; will... Reheating (re-)

reheater [ri'hi:tə] reheater; reheater; intermediate heater (-er)

Steam heating (steam steam)

superheat[su:pə'hi:t] makes... Overheating; overheating (super-)

superheated['sju:pəhi:tid] overheated, superheated steam (-ed)

superheater [sju:pə'hi:tə] [power] superheater, superheating equipment (-er)

underheat ['ʌndəhi:t] underheating (under-)

unheated[ʌn'hi:tid] unheated; unheated (undone unin... of)

waste heat (waste loss)

Water-heater water heater (water water)

heave [hi:v] lifted; made undulating; thrown; disgusting; emitted (sigh, etc.) (etymology with heavy weight; reference leaf leaving; cleave cracked)

Hove [həuv] lifted; thrown (heave's past tense and done structure)

heaver['hi:və] porter, [machine] lever; device for lifting objects; lifter

heaving ['hi:vinŋ] makes undulating; lifts (heavy objects); lifts thrown; nausea

upheave [ʌp'hi:v] bulging; lifting; making a bulge (heave up pulling up, rising; vomiting, extreme nausea)

heaven ['hevən] heaven; sky; bliss (cf. home, house, seven)

born-born; born

Heaven forbid! Heaven forbids it; I hope so it will not (forbid)

Heaven knows; God knows.( knows)

heavenly ['hevənli] heavenly; divine; heavenly like; Incomparable; extremely

Heavenliness divine; happiest; solemn

heavenly-minded, pious; holy, divine (mind-minded)

heaven-sent, most opportunistic; timely (sent)

heavenward toward heaven; toward heaven; Toward the kingdom of heaven and earth; towards the earth of heaven

Heavenwards face the heavens and the earth; toward the heavens and the earth

By Heaven! (Expressing surprise, boredom, protest, etc.) Oh my God!

Go to heaven Ascend, return to heaven, die

The queen of heaven (queen queen)

Seventh heaven

Son of heaven

heavy ['hevi] heavy; heavy; heavy, heavy, huge; gloomy (word for love)

Heave [hi:v] undulating; lifting; wheezing; vomiting

heaver['hi:və] porter, lever; device for lifting objects; lifter (-er)

heavier ['heviə] heavier (adjective +er)

heaviest ['heviist] heaviest (adjective + est)

heavily ['hevili] violently (adjective +ly)

heaviness ['hevinis] heavy; dull; clumsy (-ness)

heavyish ['heviist] slightly heavier; slightly heavier (-ish)

heavy-armed (arm weapon;-ed)

Heavy blow blow (blow blow; beating)

Heavy burden; heavy charge

heavy-buying (buy buy)

Heavy duty heavy; heavy duty; heavy tax (duty tariff)

Heavy-duty durable; heavy, heavy duty

Heavy-fisted severe; high-pressure (fist fist; -ed）

Heavy fog Thick fog, heavy fog (fog fog)

Heavy-footed lengthy; sluggish (foot foot; -ed)

heavy-handed stern; clumsy; heavy(hand-handed)

heavy-headed head large, head heavy; Stupid; dull; sleepy; [wheat] ears large

Heavy heart Heavy heart, sorrow, grief, depression (heart heart)

heavy-hearted Heavy-hearted; Sad(-ed)

Heavy industry

Heavy-laden burdened; heavy heart (laden burden)

heavy lift large crane (lift lift)

Heavy-lift heavy cargo; heavy cranes; large duty helicopters

heavy load [electrical] heavy load (load load)

Heavy lossEs; heavy losses

heavy metal Heavy metal rock (metal metal)

Heavy oil (the specific gravity of the tar distilled is greater than that of water) (oil grease)

Heavy plate thick plate; thick steel plate (plate flat stuff)

Heavy pressure Pressure

Heavy rain rain

heavyset ['hevi'set]

Heavy shower showers; heavy rain showers (shower showers)

Heavy snow (snow snow)

Heavy traffic; traffic traffic

Heavy truck Heavy Duty Truck (Truck Truck)

Heavyweight Heavyweight Boxer; Influential Character; Brilliant Man (Weight Weight)

Heavy with child pregnancy (with concomitant; child child)

extra-heavy overloaded; extra heavy, high strength (extra extra)

On the heavy [Mei Slang] engaged in criminal activity

topheavy['tɔphevi] low stability; overinvestment; unstable, top-heavy (top)

top-heavy['tɔphevi] top-heavy, unstable; too high a center of gravity; Invest too much

Hect- many, many; hundred

hectare ['hektɑ:] hectare (2.471 acres, 100 acres and 15 municipal acres) (slightly ha, also known as hektare. See area)

hecto- many, many; hundred (derived from hect-;-o-connection symbols)

hectometer 100 meters (=hectometre)

hed root sitting, holy sitting (example word cha cathedral)

hedge[hedʒ] hedge; means of preventing loss; vague wording; obstacles; fenced with hedges; avoiding positive responses; avoiding losses; restriction (high + edge edge; sharpness)

Hedger hedgers; bettors on both sides; wall-riders; hedgers; people who shirk evasion

Hedging hedging; hedging; hedging; balancing; selling

hedra ['hi:drə] polyhedra; heterohedral

anhedral other-shaped; lower antics; upper antics; positive and upper anterior angles (an-no)

cuboctahedron cube octahedron

dihedron [number] dihedron (di-2)

dihedral on both sides; there are two planes; angles on both sides

enneahedron [number] ennea-nine

Enneahedral Nine-Cornered; Nine-Sided

euhedral [mine] automorphic; [mine] full-shaped (eu-true; good)

Hemihedron hemi-semihedron

Hemihedral (crystal) is half-sided, half-faceted

heptahedron [number] hepta-seven

hexahedron [number] hexahedron (hexa-hexa)

hexahedral hexahedral; has hexapatial

octahedron octahedron (octa-octa)

Octahedral octahedral; there are octahedrons

pentahedron [number] pentahexahedron (penta-five)

pentahedral pentafacial; [number] pentahexahedral

polyhedron polyhedra (poly-many)

polyhedral [number] polyhedral; [number] polyhedral

polyhedra polyhedra (poly-)

subhedral [crystal] semi-shaped (not completely inhabited by crystal bread) (sub-)

tetrahedron [crystal] tetrahedron (tetra-tetra, -hedron face)

Tetrahedral tetrahedral; there are four sides

trihedron [number] triphedron (tri-three)

Trihedrals have three-sided; [number] three-sided

heel [hi:l] heel; heel; tilt (wheel wheel; feel feel)

heelball ['hi:lbɔ:l] black wax, brown wax (a type of shoe polish); Heel bottom (ball ball)

Heeled [hi:ld] has a heel; a man with a pistol; a man with money

Heeler ['hi:lə] underling; a bunch of people in the crowd; workers making heels

Heeling ['hi:liŋ] sloping; heel leather; tilt

heelpiece ['hi:lpi:s] shoe back palm; heel; bottom (piece piece)

heelplate ['hi:lpleit] heel iron sheet; stock bottom plate (plate flat object)

heelpost ['hi:lpəust] door posts, hinged columns on the side of the door;

heeltap heel cortex; residual wine in the cup (or at the bottom of the bottle); residual drink (tap faucet shaped object)

high heel heels (high high)

high heel shoes (shoes shoes)

high-heeled high-heeled

light-heeled indulgent; light feet (light relaxed)

Stiletto heel (women's high heel leather shoes) thin heel (stiletto stiletto stiletto heel women's shoes)

under the heel of being... Trampling; in... In control; trampled

Wedge heel wedge heel; wedge heel (wedge wedge)

well-heeled rich; well-dressed (well-dressed)

height [hait] height (word for high height; eight eight)

heighten ['haitən]; Heighten (-en)

line-height Adjust line height; line height; line height (line line; line)

medium height; not fat and not thin; medium height

Medium-height medium height; not fat or thin

heir [eə] [law] heir; heir; heir (is a variant of the root-her, adhered to, extended to inherited, inherited. Etymology with heres inheritors, heredity; heritage heritage; reference their; weir dam)

heir apparent legal heir, person with definite inheritance rights (apparently)

heirdom['eədəm] [law] Inheritance; inherited property; inheritance (-dom)

heiress ['eəris] heiress; Women who have the right to inherit large estates

heirless['eəlis] [law] without heirs; without heirs

Heirless estate Unattained estate (estate property)

heirloom ['eəlu:m] heirloom; ancestral relic; family style (loom loom)

heirship['eəʃip] inheritance, status of heirs; Inheritance (-ship)

Coheir Co-Heir (CO-)

Coheiress female co-heirs

Heli root spiral, with helic and helico

Helibase Helicopter Base (base base)

Helical spiral

Helically spiraled

helicarrier Sky Carrier

Helicase helicase (case box)

heliciform spiral (form shape)

Helicity [matter] spiral

Helicobacter helibacter (-bacter bacteria)

Helicograph (for drawing spiral curves) spiral gauge (-graph)

Helicogyre Helicopter (Gyre Spin)

Helicoid Helix; Spiropira; Snail Shell; Rotary; Snail Shell (-oid Small)

Helicoidal helix; spiral-like

helicoil spiral coil; thread sheath (coil coil, coil)

Helicometer screw pulp power tester (helico-;meter)

helicopter ['helikɔptə] helicopter; By helicopter; Transported by helicopter (helico-helico-helix, -pter wing)

helicopt['helikɔpt] helicopter; By helicopter

Helo ['hiləu] [U.S. military slang, dialect] helicopter

copter['kɔptə] helicopter = helicopter

Helideck helicopter deck (deck deck)

helifuel aircraft fuel (fuel fuel)

heliometer heliometer (-meter)

pyroheliometer solar calorimeter (pyro-heat, fire)

Helipad helicopter take-off and landing field (pad mat)

Heliport heliport airport, helipad (port port)

Helipot screw potentiometer; spiral coil voltage divider (pot)

Helispot Helicopter Temporary Landing Site (Spot Location)

[Electronic] Electron Spiral Tube (-tron Tube)

Helix spiral; spiral, spiral; [anatomical] ear chakra

Helixor spiral inflator

helio - sun (from the Greek helios sun god, etymology with Sol, sun.)

Heliacal of the Sun; rises and sets at the same time as the Sun; approaches the Sun

helianthus sunflowers;

Heliocentric Sun-centric (centric)

Heliocentricism Sun Center said

Heliocentrism heliocentrism said

Heliochromy chromography; natural chromoography (-chrom colored)

heliofilter filter (filter filter)

heliogram reflective signal (-gram)

heliograph solar camera; daylight reflector; photo plate making; sending information with daylight reflector; shooting with solar camera; sending with daylight reflector (-graph)

Heliography Photographic Plate Making; Reflective Communication; Solar Surface Studies

Heliolatry Sun worship

Heliologist heliologist

Heliometer (-meter meter, apparatus)

heliopause heliopause heliopause; heliopause (pause pause; gap)

heliophile Yang plant, light-loving plant (-phile favorite)

heliophilous [plant] suitable for the sun (-philous favorite)

Heliosis [internal medicine] solar disease (i.e. heat stroke)

heliosphere; heliosphere; heliosphere; [figure] heliosphere;sphere;

Heliotherapy Sunbathing Therapy (therapy treatment)

Heliotrope Apocynaceae; Sunward; Lilac; Chicken Bloodstone

Heliotropic is solar-oriented, sunward; phototropic, phototropic; light-oriented

Heliotropism to the day; to the day (-trope turn, etymology with turn. i.e. flowers or plants that turn to the sun)

hell[hel] hell; exactly (as a reinforcing tone word); reprimand; dark forces (cf. hello, cell cell; single chamber; hole hole)

Hellacious [he'leiʃəs] terrible; intolerable; extremely difficult = hellaceous

hell-bent desperate; broken, desperate (bent bent)

Hellbender (North America) Giant Salamander; Drunken; Reckless Man

hellbox [printed] bad lead box (box box)

hellcat ['helkæt] humpty, vixen; witch (cat)

Helldriver TBM Combine; Joint TBM (Driver Driver)

Hellfire ['hel,faiə] Hellfire;

hell-fired [dialect, spoken] (used as a reinforcing mood word) extreme

Hellhole is a very uncomfortable place; a place to hide dirt and dirt (hole hole)

Hellhound Dogs of Hell; Hound Hounds

Helling ['heliŋ] lived a life of debauchery; the vehicle sped by

Hellion ['heljən] bad guys; people who should go to hell

Hellish ['heliʃ] hellish; vicious; creepy

hellkite ['helkait] The fiercest man, the devil (kite kite)

hell-raiser [colloquial] loves troublemakers, troublemakers; people who like to be noisy (raiser lifters)

Helluva['heləvə] [beautiful] is hard, (number) considerable, very large

hellward['helwəd] toward hell, toward hell (-ward towards)

What the hell (meaning not caring, helpless, angry, impatient, etc.) is, exactly

hello[hə'ləu] Hello (hell hell;-o sigh)

helm rudder; tiller; leadership; steering wheel; Conductor; give... At the helm (see wheelm submerged)

helmet ['helmit] steel helmet, helmet (helm;-et small)

helmeted ['helmitid] helmet-wearing; give... Wear

Helmsman Helmsman (man)

Crash helmets (worn by racers, motorcyclists, etc.) anti-collision helmets, hard hats (crash smashes)

Pith helmet (made of wood pulp from rough field soap horn) visor (pith bone marrow)

sun helmet hard shell sun hat (sun sun)

Help[help] Help; Help (see yelp shouting; whelp baby beast)

helpable['helpəbl] helpable(-able)

helpdesk ['helpdesk] after-sales service department; help desk; hypertext document help information (desk desk)

help each other

helper ['helpə] helper, helper(-er)

helpfile['helpfail] help file

helpful [helpful] helpful (noun + ful)

helpful to pairs... Beneficial; for... helpful

helpfully[helpfuli] helpfully; useful (adjective + ly)

helpfulness[helpfulnis] helpfulness; usefulness (-ness)

helping ['helpiŋ] help, assist; assist; help; give help

helpless['helplis] helpless (-less)

helplessly['helplisli] helplessly; powerlessly (adjective +ly)

helplessness['helplisnis] powerless; helplessness (-ness)

Helpline['helplain] Hotline (line line)

helpmate ['helpmeit] helper; spouse; partner (mate companion)

helpmeet['helpmi:t] collaborator; partner; spouse (meet satisfied)

Help oneself for your own use; take what you need (oneself)

Help with helping someone do...

Help yourself for your own use, self-help (food, drinks, etc.) (help yourself)

Can't help doing can't help, can't help it; has to

can't help to do can't help to do something

Every little helps. [Proverb] Every bit of it works. (every one; little small)

Lady-help Women who assist with housework, housewives (lady lady)

self-help; self-help; self-help; self-

unhelpful [ʌn'helpful] unhelpful; unhelpful (un-)

Unhelpfully [ʌn'helpfuli] is not helpful, useless, and does not help the formation of the land

with the help of in... with the help of

Whelp[welp] puppies; juveniles; lower cubs

yelp [jelp] shouting; dogs barking; in pain) shouting, shouting and speaking; Screaming, screaming; barking

hemi- half (with semi-)

hemicellulose [biochemical] hemicellulose (cellulose cellulose)

hemicycle semicircle; Semi-circular arena; Semicircle = semicircle(cycle circle)

Hemiparesis [pathology] hemipals imperfection paralysis, paresis (paresis mild paralysis)

hemiparalysis hemiplegia; hemiplegia = hemiplegia

Hemiplegia [internal medicine] hemiplegia, hemiplegia, [TCM] hemiplegia

Hemiplegic hemiplegic

hemiplegy (plegia paralysis; paralysis)

Hemisphere Hemisphere Sphere

Hemispheric hemispherical, hemispherically shaped

Hemispherical; hemispherical; hemispherical

hemp [hemp] hemp; hemp plant; cannabis cigarettes; Cannabis plants (see temp temporary employees)

hemp rope (rope rope, rope)

hempen ['hempən] cannabis; (

Hempie (Scotland) Mischievous; Marijuana Like = Hempy(-ie)

hempy ['hempi] mischievous, mischievous, mischievous; marijuana-like; hangers, hooligans; mischievous mischief (noun + y)

Sisal hemp sisal

Hemline bottom edge, bottom edge (hem frill, line line. (extended)

hem edge, edge; folding edge; Surrounded; give... Sutures; Make frills

hemmed sewn well-off; Edged

Hemmer hemmer; hemmer

Hemming crimping; foot; mouth; sewing frills; encircling; talking and spitting; clearing the throat

hemming-stitch suture (stitch stitching)

hemlock['hemlɔk] hemlock; plant of the genus Celery; poisonous carrot (hem edge; lock lock)

hen[hen] hen; female; woman (cock rooster; pen pen; ten ten)

henhouse ['henhaus] chicken coop (house house)

Hen-night Women's Premarital Bachelorette Party (Night Night)

henny['heni] (rooster) feathers like a hen's; Rooster like a hen (noun + y)

Hen party women's gathering

henpeck ['henpek] wife strict (pecking; nitpicking)

henpecked ['henpekt] ruled by his wife; afraid of his wife, afraid of the inside (-ed)

Hen-pecked wives are strict; those who are afraid of their wives are afraid of the inside

biddy ['bidi] chicks; hens; maids; nagging middle-aged women

greyhen ['grei'hen] female black grouse; female black grouse (grey grey)

Peahen ['pi:'hen] female peacock (pea pea, peacock male peacock)

old hen; Old Woman; Old Lady (Old Old)

wet hen nasty woman; vixen (wet wet)

hence [hens] therefore; in the future (thence therefore, since then; cfence wall)

henceforth future; henceforth (forth forward)

henceforward future; from now on; henceforth (forward forward)

hend root gets, grabs (transliteration in hand), deforms into hens etymology with get (example word check prehend)

Henge round stone structure; hanging (etymology hangs)

Stonehenge; a group of stone pillars (stone stones) in prehistoric times

Hepta- seven

Heptagon heptagon; heptagon (gon angle)

heptahydrate heptahydrate mixture (hydrate hydrate)

her[hə:] she (placed after the verb); Her (before the noun)

Her own Her own

hers [hə:z] hers =her + noun; not followed by noun)

herself [hə:'self] herself

Her root 1. Army, with har (Chaharry, harbor) 2. Adhesion, Adhesion, Tongher, Hes; Chahere

herb[hə:b] herb; vanilla

herbaceous [hə:'beiʃəs] herbaceous; green; leafy (-ace)

herbage ['hə:bidʒ] herbaceous plant

herbal ['hə:bl] herbal; herbaceous

herbalist['hə:blist] herbalist; Herb collectors; Herb dealer

Herbalism Herbalism; Herbology

Herbary['hə:bəri] herb garden; vegetable garden

herbaria [hə:'beəriə] dry specimen collection; herbarium (plural form of herbarium)

Herbarium botanical specimen (-arium)

Herb beer (made from herbs, etc.) herbal drink (beer beer)

herbi root grass (-i-connection symbol)

herbicide ['hə:bisaid] herbicide (-cide kill)

herbiferous [hə:'bifərəs] long grass (-fer carry)

Herbivora herbivora (-vor eat)

herbivore ['hə:bivɔ:] herbivore

Herbivorous herbivorous

Herbivory herbivorous

Herbless ['hə:blis] herbless, herbaceous

herbo- grass (-o-connection symbol)

herbology[hə:'bɔlədʒi] [TCM] Herbalism (-logy; speech)

herborize ['hə:bəraiz] collects herbs; collects plants = botanize

Herborization plant collection

Herborist ['hə:brist] herbalist

Herb tea herbal tea; medicinal tea; herbal tea (tea tea)

herby ['hə:bi] grassy, grassy; grassy (noun +y)

Chinese herbal medicine Chinese medicine; Chinese herbal medicine; Chinese herbal medicine (medicine medicine)

potherb ['pɔthə:b] (cooked as food) wild vegetables; flavored with herbs (e.g. mint, parsley, etc.) (pot pot)

Willow herb willow herb willow willow

herd[hə:d] herders; herds, herds; Hordes, coming together; Graze; make flocks

Herder['hə:də] shepherd; [Mei slang] prison guard

herdic ['hə:dik] (U.S.) Herdic carriage (a two- or four-wheeled carriage with seats on either sides and a door at the rear)

herding['hə:diŋ] concentrated herd; Get together; graze

herding dog dog

herdsman ['hə:dzmən] shepherd (man man)

cowherd['kau,hə:d] cattle herder, cowherd, cow keeper (cow cow)

goatherd['gəuthə:d] shepherd, goat goat

gooseherd['ɡu:shə:d] goose feeder (goose goose)

neatherd ['ni:thə:d] [old] cattle herder (neatly dexterous)

open-herding full of stars (open open)

oxherd ['ɔkshə:d] cattle herder (ox bull)

sheepherder [u.s]shepherd; sheep keeper (sheep sheep)

shepherd shepherd; lead; caretaker; Shepherd; Priest; Guide (shep is a variant of sheep)

Shepherdless ['ʃepədlis] has no shepherd; no guide, no teaching

Shepherd dog Shepherd Dog (dog dog)

shepherdess Shepherd Girl (-ess female)

sheep that have no shepherd rabble (sheep sheep)

here[hiə] here (cf. there, where)

Here is[hiə iz] Here (yes)

Here you are. 给你

hereunder [hiər'ʌndə] below; below (under below)

same here I am the same, the same with each other (same same)

Here root glue, glue, deform to hes

hereditament hereditary property, inheritable property (is a variant of -her-, adhered to, extended to inheritance, heredity; -it walks; -a-connecting symbol; etymology with heir heir; heir; heir; heir)

Hereditarian geneticist

Hereditarianism geneticism; hereditism

hereditary [hi'reditəri] hereditary; hereditary; passed down from generation to generation; Genetic classes

Hereditist [hi'reditist] geneticist

Heredity [hi'rediti] genetic, hereditary

Heres successor

adhere [əd'hiə] persistence; attachment; adhesion; following; making ad-oriented)

adherence [əd'hiərəns] persistence; attachment; loyalty

adherency [əd'hiərənsi] bonding; Adhesion; adhesion

adherend [əd'hiərənd] is muted;

adherent [əd'hiərənt] attached; Believers; followers

adherently [əd'hiərəntli] attached; Sticky ground

adhesion [əd'hi:ʒən] adheres; supports; holds

adhesive [əd'hi:siv] adhesion; adhesive; adhesive; adhesive

adhesiveness stickiness; adhesion

cohere [kəu'hiə] cohesive; coherent; adhesion; consistent (co-)

Coherence consistency; coherence; cohesion

Coherency attachment; cohesion; connection; parametrics

Coherent coherent, consistent; Clear; Clear; Cohesive; Mutually coupled; Stick together

coherently; Consistently; Clearly organized; Coupled with each other; Cohesively

cohesion[kəu'hi:ʒən] cohesion; binding; [force] cohesion

Cohesion force Cohesion, force force

Cohesive [kəu'hi:siv] has binding; tightly bound; adhesion

Cohesiveness Cohesion; Cohesion; Cohesion

exheredate deprivation of inheritance (ex-)

Exheredation deprives the right to inherit

incoherence incoherence, incoherent (in-negation)

Incoherency is incoherent; incoherent; no cohesion; no stickiness

Incoherent is incoherent; incoherent; incoherent; illogical

incoherently unorganized

inhere [in'hiə] inherent; born to exist; essentially genus (in in)

Inherence is intrinsic; inherent; gifted

Inherency inherent; intrinsic

Inherent; intrinsic; innate, inherited

Inherently intrinsically; intrinsically; inherently; inherently

Coinhere is included in the same thing (co-together)

nonhereditary non-genetic (non-)

Herit root inheritance, heredity (her her;-it walking), with her

heir [eə] [law] heir; heir; heir; heir

heirdom['eədəm] [law] right of inheritance; inherited property; inheritance (-dom)

heiress ['eəris] heiress; Women with inheritance rights to large estates (-ess women)

heirless['eəlis] [f] no heirs;

Heritability genetic possibilities

Heritable is inheritable; it is transferable

Heritably is heritable and inheritable

heritage; inheritance; inheritance; inheritance rights (-herit succession)

Heritance Heritage; Heredity

Heritor ['heritə] heir; heir

heritress ['heritris] [Old Language] female heiress =heritrix

Heritrix ['heritriks] heiress

disherison [law] deprivation of inheritance (act)

inherit [in'herit] inheritance; inherited; inherited; Become heir (in entry;-heirt succession)

inherited; inherited; inherited; obtained through inheritance; Inheritance; inherited

inheritable; inheritable; inheritable

Inheritance Inheritance; Heredity; Inheritance

inheritor [in'heritə] heir; successor (inherit succession)

inheritress [in'heritris] heiress (-ess)

inheritrix [in'heritriks] heiress=inheritress

Hermit (especially religious) hermit; hermit (cha-mit)

Hermitage Hermit Life; Hermit's Residence

hero ['hiərəu] hero; male protagonist, male protagonist (her her; -her war; battle; -o table exclamation)

Heroa[hərəuə] Hero Shrine

heroic [hi'rəuik] heroic; heroic; recounting heroes and their deeds; epic; heroic deeds

heroical [hi'rəuikəl] heroic; heroic story poem

Heroically[hi'rəuikəli] heroically; superhuman; adventurous

heroine['herəuin] heroine; heroine; female prominence (-ine woman)

heroism ['herəuizəm] heroic, heroic; heroic deeds; brave deeds

heroize ['hiərəuaiz] to make heroes; Consider yourself a hero

hero-worship worship

hero-worshipper Hero admirers

antihero (novels, plays, and other literary works) is not based on the traditional protagonist's character, and anti-hero (lacking heroic character)

Antiheroine (in novels, plays, etc.) is a heroine who is not shaped according to the character of the traditional protagonist; an unorthodox heroine

folk hero national hero; folk hero (folk folk)

nonhero [,nɔn'hiərəu] non-heroic protagonist;

superhero['sju:pə, hiərəu] superhero (super-)

Unheroic is timid, not heroic; unimpressive

heroin ['herəuin] [medicine] [poison] heroin, morphine (after taking heroin like a hero; -in chemical noun suffix)

Heroinism heroin addiction

hes root bonding, adhesion, with here (example word checkhere)

Hesit root hesitation (see hesitance for example)

hesitance ['hezitəns] hesitation; hesitation (-hesit hesitation)

hesitancy ['hezitənsi] hesitates; hesitates

hesitant['hezitənt] hesitant; Stuttering, stuttering

hesitantly['hezitəntli] hesitantly; hesitantly; hesitantly; Stutter

hesitate['heziteit] hesitates, hesitates; does not want (word from Latin, etymology same as adhesive)

Hesitating ['heziteitiŋ] hesitated; he was hesitating

hesitatingly['heziteitiŋli] hesitated;

hesitation[,hezi'teiʃən] hesitates

hesitative ['heziteitiv] hesitates, hesitates; hesitates

Unhesitating unhesitating; agile; unhesitating (un-)

Unheasitatingly without hesitation; nimblely; without hesitation

heter - heterogeneous; heterogeneous, heterogeneous, xeno; other;

Heterism is alien

Heterization alienation

hetero- hetero; hetero, different; other (-o-connection symbol)

Heterosexual; non-gay; heterosexual

heterochromatic contains different colors; heterochromatic (chromatic)

heterocycle [chemistry] heterocyclic; heterocyclic nucleus (cycle cycle)

heterocyclic heterocyclic; different rings

heterogamy [embryo] heterogeneous reproduction; [widow] gamete heterotypic (-gamy marriage)

heterogamete [biological] alien gamete

Heterogametic forms two kinds of embryonic cells; heterogeneous gametes

Heterogamous generations alternate; alien gametes

heterogamety [legacy] gamete heterotypic

Heterogeneous is composed of many kinds, mixed; various; (chemical) heterogeneous, heterogeneous; (mathematical) impure, jagged (-gen born, produced. Derivations of various meanings)

Heterogenous; [biological] heterogeneous; heterogeneous

Heterogeneity [biological] heterogeneity; [chemical] heterogeneity; heterogeneity; heterogeneousness

heterograft xenograft; xenograft (graft transplantation)

heterograph homophones (-graph)

heterography spelling that violates the rules (-graphy)

heteroid different constructs; heterogeneous; heterogeneous (-oid)

Heteroideus Alien; [Kun] Alien

Heterologous different; heterogeneous; unequal; heterogeneous

Heterology allogeneic structure (-logy)

heterophile heterophile; heterophilic (-phile favorite)

Heterophilic heterochromatic; heterophilic

heterosex Heterosexuality, heterosexuality; heterosexual sexuality (sex sex)

Heterosexism (homosexual contempt) heterosexualism; heterosexual discrimination against homosexuals

heterosexual heterosexual; heterosexual; hetero Heterosexual people

Heterosexuality Heterosexuality; heterosexuality; heterosexuality; heterosexuality; heterosexuality; heterosexual

hex-six, deformed to hexa(-a-connection symbol)

hex [heks] hexagonal, hexagonal; demon; witch; Cast magic (cf. index, sex)

hexadecimal hexademal; Hexadecimal (decimal decimal)

hexachord six-stringed instrument; sixth-degree scale (of medieval music); six-tone sequence; six-tone scale (chord chord)

hexagon ['heksəɡən] hexagonal, hexagonal; Hexagonal; hexagonal (-gon angle)

Hexagonal hexagonal, hexagonal

Hexagonal nut hex nut

hex nut nut

Hey [hei] Hello

Hi [hai] Hello

hibernate ['haibəneit] winter; (animal) hibernation; (human, etc.) shelter from the cold (cf. liberation of liberate; release; release)

hibernating['haibəneitiŋ] dormant

hibernal [hai'bə:nəl] cold; winter.]

hibernant['haibənənt] hibernating animals; Hibernating

hibernation[,haibə'neiʃən] hibernation; wintering; shelter from the cold

hibernative[,haibə'neitiv] hibernating

hibernator ['haibəneitə] hibernating animals

Hiemal winter, cold

Hibit root hold; grip, same habit and check habit

adhibit sticker; let go; medication (ad-orientation)

adhibition stickers; applications

exhibition, display; exhibition (ex-; i.e. take it out for people to see)

exhibit [eg'zibit; ig-] Exhibition; Display; Presentation (Evidence, etc.) (hibit possession)

exhibited [ig'zibitid] on display; Exhibited; exhibited

exhibiter[eg'zibitə; ig-] Exhibiter; Displayer; Exhibitors

Exhibitioner[eksi'biʃənə] exhibitor; scholarship-winning student

Exhibitionism nudity; self-promotion; limelight

Exhibitionist nudity; people who like to be in the limelight

Exhibitive [eg'zibitiv] for exhibition (or display).

exhibitor[eg'zibitə; ig-] Exhibiter; Displayer; Exhibitors

Exhibitory [eg'zibitəri] represents, displays; objects for exhibition

inhibit[in'hibit] inhibition; prohibition (in- in; extended word meaning inhibition, restraint)

Inhibitable[in'hibitəbl] is prohibitable

inhibitant[in'hibitənt] ishizillain

inhibiter [in'hibitə] inhibitor; corrosion inhibitor

inhibiting[in'hibitiŋ] inhibition; constrained; suppression;constraints

inhibition [,inhi'biʃən] inhibition; repression; prohibition

inhibitive[in'hibitiv] suppressed; prohibited

inhibitor [in'hibitə] inhibitor, inhibitor; suppressor

inhibitory[in'hibitəri] prohibits, suppresses

prohibit [prəu'hibit] block, prohibit (pro-before; i.e. pre-hold)

Prohibited [prə'hibitid] is prohibited; prohibited

prohibiter [pr'hibit] banter;

Prohibition [,prəuhi'biʃən] prohibition; injunction; prohibition; stay of action

Prohibitionist

Prohibitive prohibitive, prohibitive; suppressed; excessive (fees, prices, etc.); similarly prohibited

Prohibitively forbidden; over-the-tops; excessively

prohibitiveness prohibited;prohibited;suppressed

prohibitor [pr'hibit] bander;blocker

Prohibitory prohibits; very expensive

hiccough['hikʌp] hiccup = hiccup (cough cough)

hiccup['hikʌp] hiccup

hide [haid] hiding; Conceal; conceal; whip; Hides; Hiding Places (see Side Face; Ride Ride)

hid [hid] hidden; cover (hide of the past tense)

hidden['hidn] hide, hide; Hidden (hide done structure)

Hidden trouble

Hide and seek

hideaway ['haidə,wei] lurking place; hiding place; hiding away place (hide away put... Hide)

hidebound ['haidbaund] rigid; conservative; stubborn; conformist (bound range)

hideous ['hidiəs] terrible; ugly (-ous)

hideously['hidiəsli] horribly; very annoyingly; ridiculously (adjective +ly)

hideousness['hidiəsnis] scary (-ness)

hideout ['haidaut] hideout; hide out hiding

hider ['haidə] the hidden; coward (-er)

Hiding ['haidiŋ] is hiding; hides; hiding; hiding

hiding-place hiding place

Cattle hide (cattle cattle; livestock)

cowhide['kau, haid] cowhide; cow leather; [U.S.] cowhide whip; baseball ball (cow cow)

Cowhide leather leather leather

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

oxhide ['ɔkshaid] cowhide (ox bull, hide hide)

rawhide ['rɔ:haid] raw skin; raw skin whip; Raw cowhide; Whipped with raw leather whip (raw raw)

High [hai] high; high; sublime; high pitched (etymology same as height.) Reference sigh sighs, sighs; nigh nightmares)

High and low everywhere;

highball['haibɔ:l] tall glass wine; whisky mixed with soda; whiskey mixed with ginger beer (ball ball; ball ball)

highbinder['hai, baində] villains; hooligans, gangsters; corrupt (or conspiratorial) politicians (binder binders)

high-blooded ['hai'blʌdid] pure blood; good birth (blood blood;

high-blown['haibləun] triumphant; Arrogant, conceited (blow blow)

highborn ['haibɔ:n] born (born; born)

highboy['haibɔi] [U.S.] chest of drawers, chest of drawers (also known as high chest) (boy boy)

highbred ['haibred] of noble birth; Highly educated; Purebred (breed variety)

high-brow ['haibrau] is considered a highly cultured (person) (brow eyebrows)

high-browed['haibraud] high forehead; (thought) cultured (-ed)

highbrowism['hai,brauizəm] considers himself erudite (-ism)

high-caliber ['haikælibə] high level; high quality (caliber level = calibre; instrument volume)

highchair['hai,tʃeə] High chair (chair chair) for children to eat

high-class['hai'klɑ:s] advanced; first-class (class level)

high-density ['hai'densiti]

High degree; high degree

High-duty high-intensity; high-energy rate; high-tariff (duty tariff)

high-end ['hai'end] (home appliances, etc.) technology is sophisticated and expensive; High-end (end end)

high-energy

higher['haiə] higher (adjective +er)

Higher and higher (adj ratio + and +adj than "more and more...")

highest ['haiist] highest (adjective +est)

highfalutin[,haifə'lu:tin] exaggerated; arrogant; arrogant = hifalutin (falutin exaggerated)

highfaluting[,haifə'lu:tiŋ] proud

High-fed ['hai'fed] pampered (fed feeding)

High fever (fever fever)

highfield['haifild] strong electric field; high magnetic field (field field)

high-five raise your hand and high-five (five five)

High-flier ['hai'flaiə] highly ambitious man; ambitious man (flier pilot)

high-flown ['hai'fləun] exaggerated; quite ambitious (flown is fly's done structure)

high-flyer ['hai'flaiə] a person with extremely high ambitions, a person with ambitions

High-flying Ambitious, ambitious; Flying at high altitudes

high-gain [electronic] high gain (gain increase)

high gear high speed gear (gear transmission)

high-grade ['hai'greid] premium(grade grade)

high-handed high-pressure; arbitrary; all-sighted (hand hand; -ed)

high-hat['hai'hæt] arrogant; powerful; arrogant; arrogant; right... Pose (hat hat)

high-headed['hai'hedid] proud; pretentious (head-headed;-ed)

high-hearted['hai'hɑ:tid] bold and resolute; qinggao (heart heart;-ed)

high-heat ['haihi:t] heat-resistant; high-heat;

high-heeled ['hai'hi:ld] high heel (heel heel; -ed）

High horse arrogant attitude (horse horse)

High-impact High-intensity (impact effect)

highjack ['haidʒæk] robbery (cargo in transit); robbery (moving cars, boats, aircraft)

hijack (blocking) robbery; coercion; extortion (hi greeting)

highjacker['haidʒækə] robber, robber (jack robbery; robbery; -er)

hijacker['haidʒækə] robber; robber (hi=high)

High jump [athletics] high jump; high jump jump

high-key ['hai'ki:] high-key; strongly receptive; bright toned (key key)

high-keyed ['hai'ki:d] high-pitched; sensitive (-ed)

highland ['hailənd] highlands; Highlands; highlands (land land)

highlander ['hailəndə] Highlander, Highlander, Mountain dweller (-er)

high-level['hai'levəl] high-level; high-post; high-altitude (level level)

highlight['hailait] highlights; emphasizes; makes significant; highlights; highlights; highlights; the most exciting parts; the most important things; light areas (light lights)

highlighter['hai,laitə] fluorescent pen, brightening pen; contour color (-er)

highlighting['hai,laitiŋ] enhances brightness; prominence, eye-catching; makes... Significant; irradiated with strong light

High liver [colloquial] people who live in luxury (or luxury) (liver living)

high-low ['hai'ləu] [English] high-top leather boots; moves up and down; (in bridge, etc.) size signal (i.e. encourages attack signal); head-tail (play) (the largest and smallest players divide all bets equally) (low low)

highly['haili] highly; very; very appreciatively (adjective +ly)

high-minded ['hai'maindid] noble; arrogant; noble (mind mind; -ed)

Highness['hainis] Your Highness, Your Excellency; Height, High; Noble, Noble (-ness)

High noon noon; heyday; peak; [mouth] crisis (noon noon twelve)

High note treble; image record (note tone)

high performance high performance; high performance (performance execution)

High-performance high performance; high performance

high performer Efficient employees (performer performers)

high-pitched['hai'pitʃt] with high pitch; The voice is sharp; nervous; Steep (pitch pitch)

high-point to the highest point; best state (point vertex)

High-power high power(power power)

High-powered high performance; energetic, powerful; horsepower high

high-pressure high pressure (of); High air pressure; Pressure pressure

high-priced; expensive (price price;-ed)

high-profile high-profile; High-profile; High profile (profile side)

high-proof (proof verified)

high-quality

High-ranking High position; High rank (rank rank)

High-rise; supertall; tall; high-rise; building (rise up)

High-riser high-handle bicycle; single and double convertible beds

high-rises (plural)

high-risk (risk danger)

Highroad ['hairəud] road; easiest way (road)

High school secondary school; senior secondary school (school school)

High sea big waves

high seas high seas, open seas; The sea area under the jurisdiction of the Court of Arbitration for the Sea

highspeed[hai'spi:d] high-speed;

high-spirited angry; Excited; Spirit spirit (-ed)

high-stakes (stake bet)

highstand ['haistænd] high water level period (stand standing)

high-street['haistri:t] (town's) main street (street street)

high-strength

high-strung['hai'strʌŋ] highly tense; Sensitive; Easy to excite (strung tightening)

hightail ['haiteil] swift escape (tail tail)

high-tech['hai'tek] high-tech, high-tech; simulation; high technology

hi-tech ['hai'tek] high technology = high technology

high-tension['hai'tenʃən] high voltage; [electrical engineering] high (electric) voltage (tension voltage)

high-test['hai'test] rigorously checked; highly volatile (test test)

high-toned ['hai'təund] high-tone; noble; high-tone (tone; -ed)

High-up people of high social status; VIPs (up up)

High up on high; high above the ground; people of high social status

high-usage high utilization (usage usage)

high-value

high-voltage High voltage; powerful; excitatory active (voltage voltage)

high-volume Large capacity (volume)

highwall['haiwɔ:l] slope; unmined face (wall wall)

high-water ['hai'wɔ:tə] high water level; full tide; pants particularly short (water water)

highway['haiwei] highway; highway, main road; shortcut (way road)

Highway code [English] Set of Highway Traffic Regulations (code codes)

highway robbery robbery robber robber

high-yield ['hai'ji:ld] high yielding; dispersing large amounts of radioactive dust into the air (yield yield)

All-time high (all-time; all-time)

Fly high Ambitious; emotionally high; ambitious (fly fly)

in high spirits

knee-high['ni:hai] knee-high (knee knee)

letter-high and standard lead word height is the same = type-high (letter letter)

Live high live a life of luxury; eat and drink live

mountain-high (mountain mountain)

National Highway (national highway)

on high; in the sky

overhigh ['əuvə'hai] too high (over-)

Senior High School (Senior)

skyjack ['skaidʒæk] hijacking; hijacking in the air (sky sky; jack robbery)

skyjacker ['skai,dʒækə] hijacker (-er)

sky-high ['skai'hai] extremely high; sky is generally high (sky sky)

superhigh ['sjupə,hai] super high (super super)

Superhighway [,sju:pə'haiwei] [U.S.] Superhighway = expressway(way road)

think highly of highly rated, respectful (think of consideration)

Ultrahigh Ultra-High

Height[hait] Height; height; height; apex

heighten ['haitən] elevated; stronger; increased; increased; strengthened; made more significant (-en)

hike[haik] hiking; hiking; raising; pulling up; price increase (refer to bikes)

hiker ['haikə] hiker (-er)

Hike up flutters

Hiking ['haikiŋ] hiking

Go hiking to go hiking; go hiking

On the hike [beauty] wandering; exile

Price hike price increase; price increase (price price)

Take a hike to walk; get out; where cool that rests

Tax hike Tax Increase (tax tax)

Wage hike Wage increase (wage wage)

hill[hil] hill; hill; slope; hill (ill sick)

Hillbilly ['hil, bili] countrymen, hillbilly; poor peasants in the mountains, mountain people (billy partners)

Hillbilly music country music; [Beauty] cowboy music; Country folk songs; Music music

Hill country hilly land; hilly land (country rural)

Hillcrest ['hilkrest] crest crown (crest; summit)

hiller['hilə] [agricultural machinery] soil cultivator (-er)

Hilling to... Cultivate the soil; put ... [Agronomy] Soil (hill +ing)

Hillman ['hilmən] man who lives in the mountains (man humans)

hillock ['hilək] hillock, hill; hill-like pile (lock sluice)

Hillocky['hiləki] hilly; hillocky (noun +y)

hillshade['hilʃeid] shade shadow

hillside ['hilsaid] hillside, belly; mountainside (-side side; face)

hilltop ['hiltɔp] hilltop (top top)

Hillwalking ['hilwɔkiŋ] hikers in hilly areas (walking walking)

Hillwash['hilwɔʃ] slope erosion deposits;

hilly ['hili] hilly; hilly; steep; hilly (noun +y)

Hilly Country Hilly Lands (Country Rural)

Hilly Ground; Hilly Area (Ground Ground)

Hilliness ['hilinis] Hilly (-ness)

downhill ['daun'hil] downhill; deteriorating; downhill; downhill; easy (down down)

dunghill ['dʌŋhil] manure pile; composting; filthy place (dung manure)

foothill['futhil] foothills (foot foot)

Over the hill [U.S. mouth] in decline

uphill['ʌp'hil] uphill, up; up; up; up

Sidehill ['saidhil] hillside; hillside; hillside

steep hill; steep slope; steep hill

hilt handle, handle

him [him] he (after the verb)

himself [him'self] himself

his own

hip[hip] buttocks; rose fruit; melancholy; Familiar with the inside; very stylish (refer to nip clip; pinch; clip clip; grip grip)

hipbone ['hipbəun] gluteal bone; hip bone; nameless bone (bone bone)

hip circumference hip circumference (circumference)

hip joint

hipline ['hiplain] hip circumference; hip circumference part (line line)

hipped ['hipt] (livestock, etc.) with disjointed femoral joints; (roofs) with oblique ridges; Fascinated; melancholy

hipper ['hipə] more fashionable; more familiar with the inside story (adjective + er)

hippest ['hipist] the most fashionable; the most familiar (adjective + est)

hipshot['hipʃɔt] lame; femoral dislocation; Misplaced hip bone (shot run out)

hipster ['hipstə] (waistband, waistband) people with low hips; Strangely dressed as a well-behaved person; a member of the Decadent Faction = beatnik (–ster do... of people)

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

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

Hipa['hipə] pop hip-hop; pop hippie

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

hippie['hipi] hippies; hippie-looking young men; Hippie (-ie)

Hippy ['hipi] hippie

rose hip wild rose hips (rose rose; hip wild rose)

hippo- horse (example word check hippo)

hippo ['hɪpəu] hippo;

Hippocampal hippocampal; hippocampal; hippocampal toe

Hippocampus Seahorse Structure; Horse-Headed Fishtail Monster (an image in mythology; campus campus)

Hippodrome Arena; Racecourse (Ancient Greece) (-drom Run)

hippotamus [spine] hippopotamus (-potamus river)

hire[haiə] hire, rent; rent, wage; rent (cf. fire; tire)

hire purchase installment purchase

hirable ['haiərəbl] can be rented;

Hireable['haiərəbl] can be rented;

Hired [haird] hire;

Hired hand hired; farm worker (hand helper)

hiree[hiə'ri] employee (-ee passive)

hirer['haiərə] employer, renter

hireling['haiəliŋ] is employed; works for money; Employees; give money and listen to others (-ling)

hiring ['haiəriŋ] hire; lease

Car hire car rental; car rental office (car car)

for hire for rent

on hire; hire

rehire[ri:'hai] reemission, secondary employment;

his[hiz] his

history ['histəri] History, historiography; historical record; history (his other; story story, i.e. the story of others)

History Department

history museum

History of art

history of Chinese literature literature literature)

history repeats itself

history sweeper history cleaner; history cleaner software (sweeper cleaner)

historian[his'tɔ:riən] historian (-ian)

historiette [his,tɔ:ri'et]

historic [his'tɔ:rik] is historically significant; historically famous (-ic)

historical [his'tɔ:rikl] historical; historical; historical; historical facts(-al)

historical museum

historically [his'tɔ:rikli] historically; from a historical point of view (adjective +ly)

Historicism [his'tɔ:risizəm] Study of the Laws of Historical Evolution; (especially in architectural design) Traditional worship, Retroturism (-ism)

historicity[,histə'risəti] (events, etc.) historical authenticity; actual existence; factual events (-ty)

Historicize [his'tɔ:risaiz] to historicize, to make historical authenticity, to put... Representation (or record) as historical facts (-ize)

historicization[his,tɔrisai'zeiʃən] historicization (-ion)

historied ['histərid] has history; historically contained (-ed)

historiographer[,histɔ:ri'ɔgrəfə] historian; historical compiler; revisionist (-er)

historiography[,histɔ:ri'ɔgrəfi] historiography;

histrionic [, histri'ɔnik] theatrical; actor's, acting (-ic)

histrionicism [,histri'ɔnisizəm] performs, plays; Pretentious manners (or talk) (-ism)

Ancient history; ancient history (ancient)

art history Art history

Be history becomes history; finished, finished playing

case history (especially individual or collective) historical archives, case histories, cases; medical records (case cases)

Chinese historyChinese History

Department of History

development history Development history; growth history; development process

economic history

ethnohistory Ethnographic history (ethno-race)

family history

geohistory geohistory (geo-geography)

Go down in (or to) history goes down in history; forever remembered

human history

life history Life history

Long history

make history make history; make history; make big events that affect the course of history

Medical history; medical records (medical medical)

metahistory metahistory; post-history; meta-super; meta)

modern history

Natural history Naturalism

Patient history; patient patient

prehistory [,pri:hi'stəri] prehistory; prehistory; context (pre-previous) (leading to events, crises, etc.)

prehistoric[,pri:hi'stɔ:rik] prehistoric; Obsolete (-ic)

prehistorical[,pri:hi'stɔ:rikl] prehistoric(-al)

Psychohistory Psychological History; History of Psychological Dynamics; Psychohistory (Works)

quasi-historical with a historical nature; Quasi-historical (quasi-similar)

social history

The history of China

time history Time over time; time-dependent graph

unhistorical[ʌn'hi'stɔrikl] does not correspond to historical facts (un-)

hit [hit] hit; hit; A hit; popular (reference beats; defeats)

hit-and-miss happens; sometimes succeeds and sometimes fails (hit hit; miss misses)

hit-and-run hits and runs; Fleeing after the accident; Hit-and-run; Hit-run coordination tactics (run run)

hit back to resist, counterattack (back back; back)

Hit hard makes a heavy blow and makes... Suffered severe setbacks (hard severe)

Hit it was right; guessed right; did it right

Hit it off to get along and like-minded

Hitman['hitmæn] Professional Killer (man man)

Hit me up to contact me

Hit on stumbling upon; suddenly thought

hit-or-miss unplanned; casual; casual (or)

Hit out slam

hit rate hit rate

hits; page hits; number of samples (multiple); Strike (three singles)

Hit song a popular song (song song)

hitter ['hitə] hitter; hitter (-er)

hit the ball; smooth, successful (ball ball)

hit the books study hard; prepare for homework (book book)

hit the headlines [colloquial] became headlines in newspapers; attracted public attention (headline headlines)

hit the mark hit the target; reach the goal; success (mark target)

Hit the road to start wandering, on the road (road road)

hit the skids unlucky, downhill (skid slipping)

hit the spot to satisfy; just right for the need; just right (spot point)

hit the target;

hitting['hitiŋ] hits

hit-to-kill kill

Big hit hit; very successful (big big)

direct hit direct hit (direct direct)

Hard hit hard hits; hard hits; falls in love; [U.S.] economic bankruptcy (hard violent)

Hard-hitting hard; hard punching

mishit ['mishit] (tennis, cricket) a bad shot; mis-shot

switch-hit ['switʃhit] (baseball) can hit the ball with both the left and right hands; be a player who can hit the ball with both the left and right hands; open the bow left and right (switch switch)

Hitler ['hitlə] Hitler (Fuehrer of Nazi Germany)

Hitlerian [hit'liəriən] Hitler's; Hitler's regime; Hitlerian (-ian)

Hitlerism ['hitlərizəm] Hitlerism (referring to the political program, policies, etc. of Nazi Germany) (-ism)

Hitlerite ['hitlərait] Hitlerist

hitch [hitʃ] hitch; hooked; trapped; jerked; made marriage; Breakdown; hook; jerk pull; jerk; waddle (reference to Witch of The Switch; Witchcraft; switch switch; bitch shrew)

hitch a ride [U.S.] Free ride required

hitcher ['hitʃə] hitchhiker

hitchhike['hitʃhaik] hitchhike (hike hiking)

hitchhiker['hitʃhaikə hitchhiker; an advertisement inserted by the way

Hitch hiker hitchhikers; hitchhikers

Hitchhiking ride; hitchhiking

hitchy ['hitʃi] jumpy, bumpy (noun +y)

unhitch [,ʌn'hitʃ] untie (livestock, etc.), untie the (livestock) set; Remove, remove; loosen (un-)

unhitched[,ʌn'hitʃt] removed, removed; undone

hither[hiðə] here; to here; to here (cf. wither; slither gliding; crawling)

hither and thither everywhere (thither to that side; to that side; On the other side; over there)

hithermost recent (most most)

hitherward towards here (ward towards)

hitherto to date;today(to)

come-hither seductive; seductive (come)

hive [haiv] hives, hives; lively places; bustling crowds; Gregarious; into hives; living in hives; Storage (cf. dive; live residency)

hiver ['haivə] beekeeper

hive off off from the compilation; off off

beehive ['bi:haiv] honeycomb; beehive (bee bee)

hmm[hm] m (mood word)

hoax [həuks] scam; prank; trolling; deception (coaxing; persuasion)

Hoaxer ['həuksə] liar; deceiver

Hoaxes[həuksiz] prank virus; prank type

hobble['hɔbl] waddle; limp; limp; limp gait (grabble climb; wabble shake)

Hob hob; iron frame (reference hobby hobby)

hobbler['hɔblə] unlicensed pilot; crippled person or animal

hobbling['hɔbliŋ] treadle; limp

hobblingly['hɔbliŋli] waddlingly

hobby ['hɔbi] hobbies; Hobbies (lobby hall; lounge; bobby police)

hobby group interest group

hobbyhorse['hɔbihɔ:s] Trojan horse;

Hobby-horse favorite topic; repetitive nagging

hobbyist['hɔbiist] amateur; indulging in a hobby (-ist)

Hod root road, travel; tongod

HOD coal buckets; containers for loading charcoal; wooden containers; mortar barrels

hodograph velocity graph; velocity end line; [thing] uter end curve (-graph)

Hodometer Itinerary; Itinerary; -Meter

Hodophobia Travel Phobia (-Phobia Phobia)

hodoscope tracer, tracer (-scope mirror)

cathode cathode, negative electrode (cat-down)

method['meθəd] method; method; method; Using the experiential performance method (met-change, change, i.e. the path to problem solving)

Methodic [mi'θɔdik] is organized; organized and orderly

Methodical [mi'θɔdikəl] is systematic; methodological

Methodically [mi'θɔdikəli] methodically; systematic

methodicalness Orderly

methodism ['meθədizəm] is conventional; formal

methodist ['meθədist] conformist; formal

Methodistic is orderly; conformist

methodize ['meθədaiz] to make it coherent; to make it orderly; to systematize it

methodology Methodology, Methodology (-logy)

Methodological methodological, methodological

Methodologist Methodologist; Methodologist; Pedagogical Scholar, Methodist (-ist)

hoe[həu] hoe; Ploughing the land with a hoe (derived from hove, lifting; onomatopoeia; reference to toe toe; shoe shoes; pronunciation influenced by hove)

hoecake ['həukeik] hoe tortilla (cake)

Hoedown ['həudaun] lively earth wind dance; fierce arguments, loud clamor (down down)

hoeing['həuiŋ] hoeing; digging; hoeing grass

hoer ['həuə] hoeer

backhoe ['bæk,həu] reverse shovel; trencher; backhoe excavator (back return)

backhoe loader digger loader; backhoe loader; bucket loader

Backhoe shovel, backhoe shovel; backhoe excavator (shovel shovel)

backhoe pullshovel backhovel

hoist [hɔist] crane; hoist; hoist; (with ropes, cranes, etc.) to make the rise (reference to moist wet; oboist oboist; foist deception)

hoistable['hɔistəbl] retractable; hoistable

Hoist crane; crane hoist (crane crane)

Hoisted['hɔistid] was hoisted up; raised; lifted

Hoister['hɔistə] hoister; crane

hoisting ['hɔistiŋ] lifting; lifting

Hoisting jack; lifter (jack jack)

hoisting rope Lifting wire rope; lifting rope; lifting rope; towing rope

hoistman ['hɔistmən] winch driver; crane driver (man man)

hoist rope lifting wire rope;

hoistway ['hɔistwei] (cargo) lifting and unloading, lifting room (way road) (inside the shaft of the mine)

autohoist['ɔ:təuhɔist] crane trucks, truck cranes (auto-automatic)

Mine Hoist Mine Lifter; Mine Crane (Mine Mine)

telehoist['teli,hɔist] telescopic crane (rod) (tele-)

hol root all; complete; whole, whole (example word chahole, whole, holy)

Holism Holism Holism (-ism)

Holist holismist

Holistic; holistic

Holistic view of the whole

Holistically by using a holistic approach

hold[həuld] hug; control; grab (gold gold; fold hug)

Hold a lamb Holding a lamb

held[held] hold (hold of the past tense and done structure)

Holdall['həuldɔl] carry-on suitcase or carry-on duffel bag (holds all-owned)

holdback['həuldbæk] obstruction; obstacle; hold back concealment; retreat; inhibition; block)

holddown['həulddaun] hanging down; hold down inhibition; suppression; retention)

Hold-down suppress, suppress; shrink

holden['həuldən] stay; hold; hold (-en)

holder ['həuldə] holder; owner; holder; (table, rack, etc.) support (-er)

holder-on rivet; gas top

holdfast['həuldfɑ:st] fixing something else (e.g., nails, hooks, clamps, brackets, etc.) (fast and stable)

holding['həuldiŋ] organized; support; hold

holding company [by] holding company;

Property held by holdings['həuldiŋz];

holdman ['həuldmən] cabin stevedorer (man man)

holdoff['həuldɔf] postponed; Make not close; Hold off procrastination; Do not make... Close)

holdon['həuldɔn] hold on; hold on

Hold on [həuld] does not hang up the phone (adding on after the verb indicates that the action has been going on)

hold on to[həuld] persistence (continue to hold on)

Hold one's nose cover your nose and pinch your nose

holdout['həuldaut] insist, hold out insist; Reach out; Provided; Maintenance; Boycott)

Holdover['həuldəuvə]; people who still occupy the same position after the expiration of their term of office; hold over extension; to ... Threats)

Hold the floor for obnoxious long speeches; control the venue (floor floor) with lengthy speeches

holdup['həuldʌp] armed robbery; Traffic jam (hold up; block; intercept)

Hold water (containers, etc.) can hold water, hold water without leaking (water water)

holdy['həuldi] holiday (short for holiday)

Bachelor degree holder bachelor degree or above; Bachelor degree

behold [bi'həuld] look; gaze; [mostly used in imperative sentences to draw attention] Look, see (be is)

beheld [bi'held] see; observation (behold's past tense and done structure)

bellyhold ['belihəuld] (located under the aircraft fuselage cabin) belly cargo hold (belly belly)

bottleholder['bɔtl'həuldə] (boxer's) companion;

brush holder handle; brush grip; pen holder (brush brush)

candleholder ['kændl,həuldə] candle holder (candle candle)

cardholder ['kɑ:d,həuldə] cardholder (card card; business card)

cigar holder cigar set (cigar; hold contains;-er)

chopsticks holder chopsticks chopsticks

copyhold ['kɔpi,həuld] [legal] copy of land tenure (copy copy)

copyholder['kɔpi,həuldə] proofreading assistant;

cupholder ['kʌphəuldə] trophy winner; trophy holder; cup cup

degree holder degree holder; Bachelor's degree

downhold ['daunhəuld] [U.S.] strictly limited; cut (down down)

English Degree Holder University Graduate (English English)

Fingerhold ['fiŋgəhəuld] weak support; finger support (finger finger)

foothold ['futhəuld] (when climbing is equal) standing point; Base areas; Strongholds; Solid position (foot foot)

freehold ['fri:həuld] freehold; freehold; [accounting] ownership of immovable property (free and free)

freehold estate

freeholder['fri:həuldə] Lifetime holder of immovable property (or official rank)

gasholder['gæshəuldə] gas receiver;

Gasholder station

Get hold of grasp; grab; get

household ['haushəuld] family; everyday; royal; family; family (house house)

household garbage; garbage scraps

household name; household name

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

inkholder['iŋkhəuldə] ink bottle (ink ink)

jobholder['dʒɔb,həuldə(r)] civil servants;

knife-holder knife holder ;knife holder

lampholder ['læmp,həuldə] lamp holder; lamp stand plug (lamp lamp)

landholder ['lænd,həuldə] landlord;

landholding ['lænd,həuldiŋ] land owned; occupied of land; Owning land; owning land

leasehold['li:shəuld] lease; leasehold; lease lease

make hold to presumptuously... Unauthorized (doing)... (make production)

officeholder ['ɔfis,həuldə] civil servants; officials; office staff (office)

penholder['pen, həuldə] pen insert; pen holder; pen holder (pen pen)

placeholder['pleis,həuldə] [mathematical] placeholder (place location)

policyholder ['pɔlisi,həuldə] policyholder; policyholder

record holder record holder

roadholding ['rəudhəuldiŋ] stable performance of vehicles on different roads (road road)

roothold ['ru:thəuld] where the root is fixed; root fixation (root root)

seedholder['si:d'həuldə] seed crystal gripper (seed seed)

shareholder['ʃeəhəudə] shareholder; share share holder

shareholding ['ʃeə,həuldiŋ] equity

slaveholder ['sleiv,həuldə] slave owner (slave slave;-er)

smallholder ['smɔ:l,həuldə] [e] those who own (or cultivate) small plots of farmland (small)

smallholding ['smɔ:l,həuldiŋ] small farms; small plots of farmland

stronghold ['strɔŋhəuld] stronghold; base camp; central ground (strong and strong)

title-holder Champion Holder (title title)

titleholder ['taitl,həuldə] [sports] champion (also known as titlist); Those who have titles; those who have titles

toehold ['təuhəuld] (toe-toe standing) small footholds, stepping places; ways to overcome obstacles; minor advantages; (careers, etc.) initial footholds; [wrestling] twisting feet (also known as toe-hold) (toe toes)

toolholder ['tu:l,həuldə] tool holder, tool handle

unhold[ʌn'həuld] release(un-)

uphold[ʌp'həuld] support; encourage; approve; lift

upheld support; encouragement; approval; lifting (uphold of the past tense and tone structure)

upholder [ʌp'həuldə] supporter; supporter (up up; -er)

withhold ['wið'həuld] reserved, not given; concealed; suppressed; held back; restrained (with table accompaniment)

withholder [wið'həuldə] inhibitors (-er)

workholder['wə:khəuldə] workpiece fixture (work work)

hole [həul] hole; Holes; Caves, Caves; Breakthroughs (whole intact, hollow hollow; holes)

Holed into the hole; into the hole; through the hole

Hole-in-one one-shot hole-in-one

holey ['həuli] multi-hole; hole-in(noun +y)

airhole ['eəhəul] wind eye; Holes (formed by the part of the ice that does not freeze), the part that does not freeze (in the rivers and lakes where the ice is frozen) (air air)

armhole ['ɑ:mhəul] armhole (arm arm)

blockhole ['blɔk,həul]

blockholing['blɔk,həuliŋ] blasts large rocks on the ground; drills into rock blocks

Blowhole ['bləuhəul] (for whales, dolphins, etc.) water vents; (tunnels, etc.) vent holes; rock holes; bubbles (blow blowing)

bottom hole, bottom hole; bottom hole; bottom gun hole (bottom bottom)

boxhole ['bɔks,həul] contact alley; box hole (box box)

breathing hole

bugholes['bʌghəul] dents (bug bug bugs)

butthole ['bʌt,həul] ass eye; anus (butt butt)

buttonhole ['bʌtənhəul] buttonhole; buttonhole; forced listening or talking (button button)

buttonholing keyhole; opening button hole; opening buttonhole

coalhole ['kəul, həul] coal depot;

Creephole ['kri:p,həul] hiding in the cave; excuses; excuses (creep creep

cubbyhole['kʌbi, həul] (on the bookcase, desk) pigeon cage classifier; File rack; Cozy little room (cubby small room)

doghole ['dɔghəul] kennel; dirty room; unsafe little coal mine (dog dog)

downhole ['daunhəul] bottom of the well, inside the well (down down)

drawhole ['drɔ:həul] draw drawing hole; pull hole; draw hole; draw pull

drill hole drill

earhole ['iəhəul] ear hole

eyehole['aihəul] eye socket; observation hole = eyelet (eye eye)

Foxhole['fɔkshəul] (figurative) hiding place, hiding place [military] scatter pit (small pit in the combat area bunker) (fox fox; cunning man)

In a hole is in trouble

In holes breaks a lot of holes; there are many holes

In the hole debt, deficit; encountered economic difficulties

keyhole, keyhole;

kneehole['ni:həul] A knee-length place under the table; Knee-tolerant (knee knee)

lockhole['lɔkhəul] keyhole; Keyhole (also known as keyhole) (lock lock)

loophole ['lu:phəul] hole; bullet hole; ventilation hole; loop hole

Make Hole Drilling (Make)

make hole in the water

mousehole ['maushəul] mouse hole (mouse mouse)

multihole;multi-porous

nineholes ['nainhəulz] nine holes (marbles) play; Dilemma, dilemma (nine nine)

open hole naked eye; hollow; bare well; unscaping drilling (open open)

out of the hole (first points lost) to a draw (out of lack)

peephole door mirror peephole peephole observation hole (peep peek)

pick holes pick pick

pigeonhole ['pidʒinhəul] sorting rack; entrance to the loft; small room; pigeon loft (pigeon pigeon)

pinhole['pinhəul] pinhole; pinhole (pin pin)

porthole['pɔ:thəul] porthole; gun hole; valve; inspection hole (port port)

Postholes; holes dug in the ground by poles (post posts)

pothole['pɔthəul] [geology] pot hole; pot hole; ou hole; shaft; shape cave (pot pot; pot)

potholer['pɔt,həulə] caving explorer (-er)

sighthole ['saithəul] (on the instrument) observation hole, inspection hole, peep hole (sight observation)

sinkhole ['siŋkhəul] sinkhole; drainage outlet; sinking

slim hole Small bore drilling (slim tiny)

small hole

top-hole ['tɔp'həul] [English] first-class, advanced, first-class (top top)

touchhole ['tʌtʃhəul] (old gun) fire door;

underhole ['ʌndəhəul] bottom groove, bottom groove; lower groove (under in... Below)

Underholing [ʌndə'həuliŋ] bottom groove

uphole ['ʌphəul] uphole; drilling up (up up)

waterhole['wɔ:təhəul] puddle;

Famous (or luxurious) nightclubs, restaurants, nursing homes, etc. = water hole

wellhole ['welhəul] wellhead; stairwell; elevator shaft (well well)

windhole['windhəul] wind duct; wind eye; wind alley (wind wind)

wormhole ['wə:mhəul] wormhole; worm hole (worm worm)

wormholed ['wə:mhəuld] worm-eye; wormhole (-ed)

–Holic obsessed with... The (people) that have... The fetish (human); the obsessive-compulsive, homo-aholic, or –oholi (derived from the hol-, i.e., the trait of a perfectionist in life. Note that a, o are connection symbols)

alcoholic [,ælkə'hɔlik] alcoholic, alcoholic; alcoholic, alcoholic (alcohol alcohol)

basketball-oholic People Addicted to Basketball (basketball basketball)

beefaholic[,bi:fə'hɔlik] people who are fascinated by beef (beef beef)

bingoholic[,biŋɡəu'hɔlik] people addicted to bingo games (bingo bingo games)

book-oholic[,buk ə'hɔlik] Book addicted (book books)

chocoholic [,tʃɔkə'hɔlik] chocolate eater

computerholic computer fans, computer pass = computernik (computer computer)

Cyberholic['saibə, 'hɔlik] computer obsessed (cyber network)

foodaholic[,fu:də'hɔlik] food-eaters (or fetishes), gluttonous people, food-eaters (food food)

footballaholic [,fut,bɔ:l ə'hɔlik]

gambler-oholic ['ɡæmblə] A person who is addicted to speculation (gambler gambler)

Game show-oholic People addicted to game contest shows (game show game contest shows)

golfaholic [,ɡɔlfə'hɔlik] golf addicted to golf (golf golf)

Ice cream - aholic ice cream ice cream

leisureholic addicted to the person (leisure ease)

on-line aholic Internet freak (on-line online)

phone-oholic Addicted to phone calls (phone calls)

playaholic People Who Are Addicted to Play (Play Play)

shopaholic[.ʃɔpə'hɔlik] shopaholic (shop shopping)

textaholic People who love texting (text texting)

Tobaccoholic People Who Are Addicted to Tobacco (Tobacco Tobacco)

workaholic[,wə:kə'hɔlik] workaholic

workaholism obsessed with work; obsessed with work ( -ism)

Workaholicism is obsessed with work; obsessed with work

holidays['hɔlidei] holidays; holidays; holidays; rest days; holi (holi becomes holy. Day Festival; Holy Day Religious Day; Holy Day)

holidayer ['hɔlideiə] holidaymakers (-er)

holiday greetings

holiday inn holiday inn

holidaymaker vacationers, holiday tourists (make-er)

holiday resort

holiday task holiday assignment (task task)

bank holiday Bank holidays (bank banks)

Go on holiday to go on vacation; on vacation

half-holiday Half-day vacation (half half)

Have a holiday on vacation, on vacation; have a vacation

holyday[ 'həulidei] religious holidays; holy days

legal holidays (legal legal)

Make holiday Vacation; Vacation (made by make)

national holiday (national holiday)

official holiday (official official)

on holiday on vacation; on vacation = on vacation

package holiday Sightseeing tours (package packages) organized by travel agencies

public holidays; national holidays (public holidays)

statutory holidays (statutory statutory)

summer holidays

Take a holiday vacation; vacation

winter holiday (winter winter)

Holland ['hɔlənd] Netherlands (land land; land)

Hollander ['hɔləndə] Dutch ship; Dutch; beater

hollandaise [,hɔlən'deiz] Dutch (-ise)

Hollandaise sauce (eaten when eating fish, etc.) Dutch spicy soy sauce (sauce soy sauce)

Dutch[dʌtʃ] Dutch; Dutch; Dutch; Dutch; Expenses are apportioned on a flat basis;

Dutchman['dʌtʃmən] Dutchman;

Netherlander['neðələndə] Dutch

hollow['hɔləu] empty; empty; hollow; concave; hole; valley; hole; hole formation (hole + low. Note: Holes or hollows are in the low places)

hollow brick (brick brick)

hollowed ['hɔləud] hollow; concave

hollow-eyed eye socket sunken (eye eye)

Hollowhearted Hypocrisy; Dishonesty (Heart Heart)

hollowing['hɔləuiŋ] concave forming (sculptural technique); Hollow out, make a concave

Hollowly['hɔləuli] hollowly; depressed; dishonestly

Hollow man Hypocritical man; dishonest man (man man)

Hollowness emptiness; emptiness; depression

Hollows['hɔləudz] [machine] rounded face; hollow; depression

holloware['hɔləuweə] plate; pot (ware utensils)

Hollowware ['hɔləuweə] [general term] (especially silver, glass) concave utensils; concave tableware

Hollywood[hɔliwud] Hollywood (wood woods)

hollywood blockbuster Hollywood blockbuster

holo- all; complete; whole, whole (derived from holo-complete; o connection symbol)

Holocaust Massacre; Destruction (holo-whole, whole, -caust burning, etymology with caustic, cauterize.

holofilm holographic negatives (film film)

hologram [laser] hologram; hologram, hologram (-gram)

Holograph autographed documents; autographed (-graph)

Holographic holographic; all handwritten

holographically holographically holographic; Handwritten

Holography holography; holography; [photography] [laser] holography

holometer (-meter)

Holonomic complete; integral

Holonomy [number] complete

holophrase (words or phrases can be formed into sentences independently); phrase phrases

holoprotein protein

Holoscope holographic imager; holographic camera (-scope mirror)

holy ['hɔli] sacred, holy (word derived from hol-complete; etymology is the same as whole and hole)

Holiness Sacred; Throne of God (capitalized, honorific title for religion, etc.)

holyday['həulidei] religious holidays; holy days (cf. holiday holidays)

holyland['hɔlilənd] holy land (land land; land)

holytide['həulitaid] religious season; day of sacrifice (tide tide)

Holy Bible

Holy water

holiness['həulinis] sacred; holy; Holy See (capitalized, honorific title for pope, etc.)

unholy[,ʌn'həuli] unholy; sinful; unfigured (un-)

Unholiness is not sacred; it is unclean

Hom root 1. Same, homogeneous; people (home family will have commonality); 2. Land; humble; wet, same hum

Homage Respect; Respect; Allegiance (derived from the Latin homo, etymology homonym, human. Originally referred to the medieval ceremony of allegiance to a lord by subordinates or vassals, i.e. "I am your man", the difference between the word and the feeling is that homage is allegiance to a single lord, while the feeling can be loyalty to different lords)

Homager vassals; tenants; tributes; pay homagers

home [həum] home; domestic; home (derived from hom-identical; people; reference dome)

home and abroad, at home and abroad

home appliances; household appliances (appliances)

Home-based is family-based; family-based (based is based on... based)

home-bird ['həumbə:d] People who like to go out at home (bird birds)

homebody['həumbɔdi] A man who likes to entertain at home; a man who loves home (body body)

home-born['həumbɔ:n] native; native; native, native (born)

homebound['həumbaund] homecoming, homecoming; returning home (bound range)

homeboy['həumbɔi] fellow; accomplice; gang member (boy boy)

homebred ['həum'bred] domestically produced; indigenous; bred at home (breeding)

home-brew['həum'bru:] home-brewed beverages; home brewing (brew brewing)

home-brewed['həum'bru:d] home-brewed; Self-brewing (especially beer) (-ed)

homebuilding['həumbildiŋ] Residential buildings;

homecoming['həumkʌmiŋ] returns homecoming; classmates association; provincial relatives come home (come)

home country Homeland; country of origin

homefelt['həumfelt] comfortable; intimate; inner (feel feeling)

Home front rear; large rear; homeland front

homegirl['həumgə:l] girl who likes to stay at home;

homegrown['həumgrəu] domestically produced; home grown (grown grown)

homeland['həumlænd] homeland; homeland (land land)

homeless['həumlis] homeless (-less)

homelessness['həumlisnis] homelessness (-ness)

homelike ['həumlaik] comfortable, comfortable; like at home (-like)

homely ['həumli] family; mundane; unsightly (noun +ly)

homeliness ['həumlinis] naïve; ordinary (-ness)

homemade ['həum'meid] homemade; domestic; like homemade (make)

homemaker ['həum,meikə] housewife =housewife(make;-er)

homemaking['həum,meikiŋ] housekeeping; Butler; Holding family duties; Butler's; Housekeeping

home market Domestic Market

home office (office)

homepage ['həumpeidʒ] homepage; first interface (page page)

home phone residential phone, home phone (phone phone)

homeplace['həumpleis] ancestral home; place of birth

homer['həumə] carrier pigeon, carrier pigeon = homing pigeon(-er)

home rule Local (or internal) autonomy

home sales Domestic sales (sale sales)

Homeschooling Homeschooling; Homeschooling; School School

Homesick ['həumsik] homesick; homesick (sick sick)

homesickness ['həumsiknis] nostalgia (adjective +ness)

homespun['həumspʌn] earthen cloth; hand fabrics; Plain, simple; hand-woven (spun textile)

homestall['həumstɔl] [English] farm yard homestead; farm yard (stall stall)

hometown['həumtaun] hometown; hometown (town town)

home visit; visit visit

homeward['həumwəd] on the way home; To the home; On the way home, towards home (-ward orientation)

homewear['həumweə] casual wear;

homework ['həumwə:k] homework, extracurricular work (work)

homeworker domestic workers; Home workers (especially piece counts) (-er)

homey['həumi] comfortable; family-like; comfortable (noun +y)

homie['həumi] comfortable; family-like; comfortable (-ie)

homing['həumiŋ] homecoming; auto-directed; returnable; Return voyage; returnability of animals

homy['həumi] familial; spontaneous (noun + y)

Ancestral home ancestral home; ancestral home

at home at home

at-home [æt'həum] family reception; at home; often used; informal

bring home to sb. Bring someone

carry-home ['kærihəum] [U.S.] (box, etc.) easy to carry (carry carry)

down-home ['daun'həum] [U.S.] rural, from rural, rural-related (down down)

Feel at home as relaxed at home; feel at ease

Feel like home Feel like home

Get home (get to arrive)

lasthome ['lɑ:shəum] tomb = tomb/ tumulus (last last)

leave home

Mobile home;mobile home (mobile mobile)

motorhome['məutəhəum] caravan; Motor vehicle

multihomed multiple initial addresses (multi-many)

Nobody home [beauty] No one is at home; the heart is absent-minded, God is not guarding the house (nobody nobody)

nursing home private nursing homes; Private (elderly) nursing homes; Private Maternity Hospital (Nursing Care)

Parental Home Neglected Children's Correctional Home (parental parents')

resthome['resthəum] nursing home;

Return home; return home

retirement home Retirement home for the elderly, nursing home (retirement retirement)

second home

softhome['sɔfhəum] Software House Fraternity (soft soft)

stay (at) home

Stay-at-home (people) who don't like to go out; (people) who stay at home often