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habit
( ̈ɪˈhæbɪt n. 1 custom, routine, practice, convention, policy, pattern, usage, mode, rule, wont, praxis: Jogging every morning had become a habit. She is a creature of habit. 2 tendency, Далее…
habitable
( ˈhæbɪtəbl adj. liveable, inhabitable: With some effort, two rooms were made habitable.)
habitat
( ˈhæbɪtæt n. abode, home, haunt, domain, range, territory, bailiwick, realm, terrain, element, environment, surroundings, Colloq stamping-ground: The winter habitat of the monarch butterfly Далее…
habitual
( həˈbɪtjuəl adj. 1 settled, fixed, customary, usual, conventional, accustomed, set, rooted, established, traditional, standard, routine, ritual, regular, normal, wonted, common, ordinary, Далее…
habitu÷
( n. frequenter, patron, regular customer, Colloq regular: Larry has been a habitu÷ of The Bell Inn for 20 years.)
hack°
( v. 1 chop, hew, lacerate, gash, slash, cut; mangle, butcher, mutilate, ruin, destroy, smash, batter, damage, deface: He hacked the furniture to pieces with an axe. 2 bark, cough: She was Далее…
hackÜ
( n. 1 drudge, penny-a-liner, scribbler, Grub Street writer: We made a mistake hiring that hack as a feature writer. 2 plodder, drudge, toiler, menial, flunkey, lackey, slave, Brit fag, Далее…
hag
( hæɡ n. crone, fury, witch, ogress, gorgon, harpy, fishwife, harridan, shrew, virago, termagant, vixen, hell-cat, maenad or menad, Xanthippe, Archaic beldam; dog, beast, monster; Colloq Далее…
haggard
( ̈ɪˈhæɡəd adj. gaunt, drawn, wasted, emaciated, hollow-eyed, hollow-cheeked, scrawny, scraggy, ghastly, cadaverous, run-down, wearied, weary, careworn, spent, played out, exhausted, Далее…
haggle
( ˈhæɡl v. wrangle, bargain, higgle, bicker, chaffer, palter, dispute, squabble, quibble, negotiate; barter, deal; Colloq US dicker: However little you ask for the lamp, she's sure to haggle Далее…
hail°
( v. 1 greet, accost, address, signal, call: Robert hailed us from across the road. 2 cheer, salute, applaud, approve, glorify, praise, laud, honour, acclaim, congratulate, felicitate, Далее…
hailÜ
( v. 1 rain or beat or shower (down) on, bombard, pelt, volley, barrage: Rocks and debris hailed down on us from the cliffs above. —n. 2 volley, storm, shower, torrent, bombardment, Далее…
hair
( hɛə n. 1 tresses, locks, mane, curls, ringlets; braids, plaits: You will recognize her by her red hair. 2 hair's breadth, whisker, trifle, fraction, skin of one's teeth: He won the race by Далее…
hair-splitting
( ˈhɛəˈsplɪtɪŋ adj. quibbling, (over-)fussy, hypercritical, petty, captious, carping, fault-finding, finicky, (over)nice, fastidious, cavilling, niggling, Colloq nit-picking: His Далее…
hairdo
( ˈhɛədu: n. coiffure, hairstyle, cut, coif: Your hairdo is very becoming.)
hairless
( ˈhɛəlɪs adj. bald, bald-headed, bald-pated, glabrous, calvous: She finds hairless men rather sexy.)
hairy
( ˈhɛərɪ adj. 1 hirsute, shaggy, downy, fleecy, fluffy, woolly, lanate or lanose, lanuginous or lanuginose, bristly, setaceous, setal, hispid, comate or comose, fringy, crinite, trichoid, Далее…
hale
( ̈ɪheɪl adj. healthy, hearty, fit (as a fiddle), sound, able-bodied, hardy, wholesome, robust, flourishing, in good or fine fettle, in the pink: Her grandmother was as hale and hearty as Далее…
half-hearted
( ˈhɑ:fˈhɑ:tɪd adj. indifferent, uncaring, unconcerned, lukewarm, uninterested, dispassionate, cool, unenthusiastic, half-baked, nonchalant, phlegmatic, lackadaisical, insouciant: The Далее…
halfwit
( n. dunce, fool, idiot, simpleton, ninny, ass, ninny-hammer, moron, imbecile, dolt, dunderhead or dunderpate, rattle-brain, nincompoop, dullard, Colloq numskull or numbskull, nitwit, Далее…
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