Letter H Flashcards
habitat
dwelling
hackneyed
trite; commonplace; overused
haggard
worn out from sleeplessness, grief, etc.
haggle
to bargain over a price
halcyon
calm
hale
healthy
hallmark
a symbol of high quality
hallow
to make holy; to bless
hallucination
illusion; a false notion
hamper
to hinder; to keep someone from acting freely
haphazard
dependent upon mere chance
hapless
unlucky
harangue
long speech
harass
to annoy; to bother
harbinger
an omen or sign
harbor
(two meanings) a body of water providing ships with protection from winds, waves, etc. (noun); to conceal or hide (verb)
hardy
courageous; sturdy
harlequin
a clown
harpy
a greedy, grasping person; a scolding, nagging, bad-tempered woman
harrowing
upsetting; distressing
harry
to worry; to torment
hart
a male deer
haughty
snobbish; arrogant
haunt
to appear as a spirit or ghost; to visit frequently; to disturb or distress
haven
a safe place
havoc
great destruction
hazard
risk; danger
headlong
recklessly; impulsively
headstrong
stubborn; willful
hearsay
rumor; gossip
hearth
fireplace
hector
to bully
hedonist
a pleasure-seeker
heedless
careless; unmindful
hefty
large and powerful; heavy
hegemony
leadership or strong influence