hatrack |
a post with pegs or other stand on which hats are placed. |
hatred |
a feeling of hate or intense dislike; animosity. |
hatter |
a person who makes, sells, or cleans and repairs hats. |
hauberk |
a tunic of chain mail, reaching to the knees and worn for protection in battle in the Middle Ages. |
haughty |
proud in a manner that shows disdain for others; arrogant. |
haul |
to pull or draw forcibly; drag or tug. [9 definitions] |
haulage |
the fee charged for transporting goods. |
haunch |
the hip and fleshy parts of the buttock and thigh. [2 definitions] |
haunt |
to inhabit or visit as a ghost. [4 definitions] |
haunted |
inhabited or visited by ghosts. [2 definitions] |
haunting |
coming back to the mind again and again; not easy to forget. |
Hausa |
a member of a native people inhabiting southern Niger and northern Nigeria. [2 definitions] |
hautboy |
formerly, an oboe. |
haute couture |
(French) the leading, most influential designers and creators of fashions in clothing, and the fashions they create; high fashion. |
haute cuisine |
(French) the preparation of food by elaborate, highly refined methods, esp. by skilled professional chefs. |
hauteur |
arrogance of manner or attitude; haughtiness. |
haut monde |
(French) rich, prominent, or fashionable people; high society. |
Havana |
the seaport capital of Cuba. |
have |
to possess; own. [15 definitions] |
have a baby |
(of a woman) to give birth. |
have a bee in one's bonnet |
to be obsessed with a single idea or intention. |