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• habit
  
• habitat
  
• hack
  
• hacker
  


• Haggai
  (noun)
  1. the Book of Haggai from the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible)
  2. the Jewish prophet associated with this book


• halo
  
• ham
  
• hand
  
• happen
  
• hard
  
• has
  
• haste
  
• hat
  
• hate
  


• head
  (noun)
  1. the uppermost part of the human body containing the brain, skull, face, and ears
  2. any similar localization of organs in other animals: "the head of an lion"
  (verb) - to move towards a place in reference: "Let's head to Jerry's house, his place is less noisy."


• heading
  


• headquarters
  


• heal
  (verb)
  1. to recover from an injury: "Give your arm time to heal."
  2. to help one recover from injury: "Let me heal your wounds."


• hear
  
• heat
  


• heliocentrism
  (noun) - an oudated astronomical universe placing the Sun in the center of the universe,
  and the Earth along with the other planets as orbiting members around the Sun
  
  [NOTE: Heliocentrism correctly places the Sun in the center of the solar system.]
  [However, heliocentrism is wrong by assuming the Sun is in the center of the universe.]
  [The Sun is another star in the Milky Way that orbits the Milky Way Galaxy's center.]
  
  see also: geocentrism


• help
  (interjection)
  
  (verb)
  
  (noun)
  
  


• hetero-
• heterosexual
• heterosexuality
• hibernate
• hide
• high
• higher
• highness
• hill
• history
• hit


• holiness
  (noun)
  1. the quality of being holy
  2. the state of doing things that are considered holy


• holy
• homo-
• homosexual
• homosexuality
• honey
  
• horde
  
• hormonal
  
• hormone
  
• horn
  
• horse
  
• hot
  


• HQ
  (noun) - abbreviation of "headquarters"
  see also: headquarters



== (HTML) ==


• HTML - sometimes "html"
  (noun) - a programming language used for programming the structure of websites
  [HyperText Markup Language]

== (HTML) ==

show HTML

see also: <u>, <strong>


• hum
  
• human
  
• humane
  


• humanity
  (noun)
  1. the human race; humans entirely
  2. care and love; the practice of care in accordance with the ideals of love, selflessness, and charity
  3. a study belonging to the humanities; a subject relating to formalized human creativity


• humble
  
• humility
  


• hunger
  (noun)
  1. the natural need for food; desire for sustenance
  2. any strong desire for something: "a profound hunger for knowledge"


• hungry
  (adjective)
  1. the state of having hunger; the state of desiring sustenance
  2. to be in strong desire for something: "hungry for blood"


• hybrid