What are the English words that begin with H?

2 small department stores clothing supplies, clothing stores

Also called haubergeon

4 habits n. clothing; clothes

Habit; Habit; strange hobby

Livable

Residents.

Natural environment, habitat

Habitat ['habitat] n.habitat.

chronic

Habitual.

Get used to.

13 habitat n.

14 black v.

Hackers.

Hackney street 16.

It's a cliche.

18 had had (some past tense and past participle)

Haddock 19

Hades, hades, hell.

Hemophilia, bleeding.

Bleeding, especially massive bleeding.

hemostatic forceps

Handle; deal with

Witches, ugly old women, loggers, moors

Haggard, haggard

27 Bargaining.

28 The Hague N. The Hague (Dutch city)

Pay tribute to ... pay tribute to ... ...

Hail.

3 1 hair

No.32 hairstyle

33 hairstyle

have one's hair done

Barber; Beautician

smooth

37 hair is like one. hairy

Hairpins, hairpins

hairy

40 Northern Haiti Haiti

4 1 Huck n.

Ji Ji Ji

Quiet; happy

Strong, robust

Half, half

Half a penny

Halfway; Halfway; Incomplete; A. midway, incomplete; halfway

Plaice

Hall, hall, auditorium

50 hallmark N. logo; Inspection mark; Purity of gold and silver

5 1 halloo int。 A loud cry

Regard ... as ... sacred and respectful.

Sacred; Sacred; great

Hallucinate

Hallucination ['hallucination] n.

Corridor n

Halo, solar halo. ) dizzy

58 stop six. Stop; Standing still

No.59 halter

Hesitate, hesitate

6 1 halfvt。 Bisection; Share equally

62 ham n. ham; Rear ankle (of an animal)

63 Hamburg N Hamburg (German Ports City)

Hamburgers.

Small village, small tribe

Hammer, hammer.

A hammock

Obstruct; Obstruct Obstruct; Obstruct or contain; 5. Obstruction and containment; Obstruct; Obstruction; Covered basket

Great-cheeked rat of eastern Europe or Asia

Han, Han, Han

7 1 manual n

Handbag number 72

Handball, that kind of ball, handball

74 leaflets.

Manual no.75.

trolley

Handcuffs.

78 handy n. a handful; a handful of

Obstacles; Obstacles Hinder, hinder

Disabled.

8 1 handicraft n.

handiwork

A handkerchief.

Handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle handle.

Processing program

Use in a special way; Processing and management; operate

Maid; housemaid

88 handouts; Lecture notes; Issue (printed matter, etc.). ); Textual materials distributed

89 shoushou

90 handshake.

Beautiful; Exquisite

92 wheelbarrow

Handwriting, handwriting, calligraphy

94 handy a. handy

A person hired to do housework, a handy person,

Hanging; Hanging. Hang, hang; Hang oneself.

hangar

hanger

99 crane; A. hang

100 executioner n

10 1 hangover

A bundle, a roll and a child.

103 hank v.

104 hanover, north of hanover (german city)

105 hap n. luck; Opportunity, luck; Opportunity six. What happened in the accident?

Accidentally.

Unfortunately; unfortunate

A.D. 108. Maybe.

Vi occurred on 109. (unexpectedly)

1 10 n. Event occurred; What happened in the accident?

1 1 1 happy ad. Happily, happily, fortunately.

1 12 happiness n. happiness, luck; happy

Happy; Pleasant.

A loud speech; a long and minute statement

a long and minute statement

1 16 harassment v.

1 17 harassment n

1 18 Harbin North

1 19 precursor n.

120 harbor north, shelter v.

Port n

122 port vt. Conceal or harbor; treasure

123 hard; Difficult; difficult

124 hardening vt.

125 hardening a.

126 crustily skin of head; Practical; Down to earth; Realistic and shrewd (in business).

Brave, invincible, resolute, brazen

128 hardness n. strong; Strong; Able to endure hard work

129 There are almost no advertisements. Hardly, not at all.

130 hardness n.

13 1 hardcover reserve price

Difficulties and hardships.

133 hardware n. hardware; Hardware appliance

Hardwood [134] hardwood

135 hard work a. diligence; hard

Strong and diligent

Hare n

Harry bell n.

139 harem n. A group of women dominated by a group of men.

140 Huck Six. listen to

Clown n

Prostitute, whore

Hurt vt

144 harmful a.

Harmless.

146 Harmony A. Harmony, music, harmony

147 harmonica, glass or metal percussion instrument

148 harmony a.

149 harmony five.

150 harmony n.

Harness vt harness

152 harp n.laila

153 Harper Haber (last name)

Chatter on and on.

Harpoon (whaling)

Harpsichord n

Eagle banshee

158 Haridan. Evil old woman, old witch

Harrow North Road 159.

Sad.

Harry v. plunder, harassment

162 harsh a. rough; strict

163 severe ad. Roughly and mercilessly

Rough things, stern and serious.

Male red deer

166 Harvard university, USA

Harvest vt harvest

Harvester n.

169 harvesting

170 has v. Yes (third person singular); have

17 1 hash n. useless information, chaotic signals, hodgepodge, retelling

172 marijuana.

173 buckle n

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Thick mats, kneeling mats and grass used as stools.

The second person singular of 176

In a hurry; careless

Urge, urge. quickly

179 hasty ad.

180 rushed a. quickly; light-minded

18 1 hat n.

182 hatch vt. Hatch six. Hatching (of eggs)

183 hatchery north breeding station

Axe +084 hatchet

185 hatch [n] The diamond hinge of the deceased painted in the square black box

186 hatchway n. entrances and exits of hatches, floors and ceilings

187 hates vt. Hate, hate; dislike

188 damn it

Hater.

190 hates n.

19 1 hatter

192 Hobok chain mail

193 proudly ad.

Arrogance

Arrogant, contemptuous

Towing; Towing. Drag; drag

197 hip n.

Haunt vt. Frequently patronize vi.

199 haunted A. haunted, recurring; Ghost-prone

unforgettable

Live in a house

Hout 202.

203 Havana (capital of Cuba)

204 has a v.

205 harbor's resting place

206 dry food bag

Great destruction, chaos

Haw haw, tell the livestock to turn left, er, blink.

209 Hawaii North Hawaii (State) (USA)

2 10 eagle n.

2 1 1 vendor n.

Thick cable

2 13 hawthorn

2 14 hay

2 15 Haycock north.

2 16 Haydn Haydn (Austrian composer)

Hay shed No.217 Hay shed

Haystack 2 18

Dangerous; Dangerous; A nuisance/nuisance/plague

Dangerous.

22 1 haze n.

Hazelnut, light brown

Hazelnut hazelnut

Hazy, vague, smoky

He said. (nominative) He

226 heads

Headache; Headache; have a headache

Boss, captain, boss

Title, inscription, title

Land that extends into the water, uncultivated land

23 1 headless a. headless, leaderless, ignorant

Headlight [232] headlight

Title; Headline; headline

Careless. Head forward (ground)

The headmaster

Female principals in primary and secondary schools

head nurse

238 helmet; cap

239 headquarters n. headquarters; Army general command

The executioner, the commander of the whaling ship and the coal carrier in the mine.

24 1 tombstone n.

Stubborn, headstrong, headstrong

The headmaster

Head waiter

Advance, sailing speed, progress

246. wayward, wayward, impatient, violent

Cure; Cure. Cure; become reconciled

health condition

249 healthy a. beneficial to health, making people healthy and hygienic.

healthy

25 1 heap n. (1) heap; A large number; many

Listen, listen

Past tense of 253 heard hear (participle); listen to

254 listener n

255 listening; aural comprehension

Listen, listen

Hearsay ['hearsay] n.

258 hearse

Heart (dirty)

260 heartbeat

Heartbreaking; heartrending

Heartburn (indigestion)

Feel with your heart

264 tachycardia. Summon up courage and boost morale

Sincere, sincere

Fireplace floor; Fireside

[267] Hearthstone, Hearthstone, household stone

Sincerely. Sincerely, truly and enthusiastically

Sincerity.

270 hartland Street.

27 1 unintentional a. Ruthless.

272 heart disease a. distress

273 heartfelt a. heartfelt; hearty

No.274 lessor

Hot; Hot.

276 intense; Intense; Excited

Heater, heater

Heath n wasteland 278

279 pagans.

Pagan, not Christian

Heather number 28 1

282 heating

Lift (vigorously); throw

284 heaven [n]; Sky, sky

Holy, holy.

In 286 ad. Toward the sky, toward heaven.

In 287 ad. ; in large quantities

288 health n. heavy; heavy

heavy

Hebrew, Hebrew, Jewish

A massacre, a hundred cows sacrificed.

292 cross-examination

Interrogator

294 Hz n Komsomolsk (15 acre)

Busy.

296 Hector v abuse and intimidation.

Fence; Hedges; obstacle

Hedgehog.

hedonism

happy