| hawser |
a thick rope or cable used for towing or mooring a ship. |
| hawthorn |
any of numerous shrubs or small trees having long thorns and bearing white or pink flowers and reddish fruits. |
| hay |
grass, clover, alfalfa, or the like that is cut, dried, and stored for animal food. [6 definitions] |
| haycock |
a small conical mound of hay that is drying in the field. |
| hay fever |
an allergic reaction to plant pollen, characterized by mucus from the nose, sneezing, and headache. |
| hayfield |
a field of grass or other plants as a source of hay. |
| hayfork |
a long-handled fork for moving hay; pitchfork. [2 definitions] |
| hayloft |
the upper part of a barn or stable, used for storing hay. |
| haymaker |
(informal) a knockout blow with the fist. [2 definitions] |
| haymow |
a barn loft for storing hay; hayloft. [2 definitions] |
| hayride |
a pleasure ride by a group of people in an open wagon that is partly filled with hay. |
| hayseed |
grass seed that has fallen from hay. [3 definitions] |
| haystack |
a large stack of hay formed for outdoor storage. |
| haywire |
(informal) out of order; broken. [3 definitions] |
| hazard |
danger or risk. [6 definitions] |
| hazardous |
having great or numerous dangers; risky; perilous. [2 definitions] |
| haze1 |
a collection in the air of very fine particles, as of mist, smoke, or dust, that partly obscures vision of distant objects. [2 definitions] |
| haze2 |
to subject (someone, esp. a newcomer) to abusive treatment or to humiliating pranks or teasing, often as part of an initiation ceremony. |
| hazel |
any of various shrubs or small trees, many of which bear edible nuts. [5 definitions] |
| hazelnut |
the edible nut of a hazel; filbert. |
| hazmat |
materials that are hazardous to human life or the environment, such as asbestos, radioactive materials, explosive materials, and poisons (often used as a modifier of a noun). |