| harass |
to trouble or disturb repeatedly or persistently. [2 definitions] |
| harassment |
behavior that threatens, attacks, or offends another person repeatedly. |
| harbinger |
someone or something that signals or foreshadows a later arrival or occurrence; herald; forerunner. [2 definitions] |
| harbor |
a sheltered area of water for boats to be anchored or otherwise secured. [5 definitions] |
| harborage |
a shelter and anchoring place for ships. |
| harborless |
combined form of harbor. |
| harbor master |
an official who supervises harbor operations and enforces regulations governing harbor use. |
| hard |
not soft; solid; firm; tough. [11 definitions] |
| hardback |
bound in a hard or durable cover. [2 definitions] |
| hardball |
baseball. [4 definitions] |
| hard-bitten |
made tough or stubborn by hard experience. |
| hardboard |
construction board made of wood chips that have been heated and compressed. |
| hard-boiled |
of an egg, boiled in the shell until firm all the way through. (Cf. soft-boiled.) [2 definitions] |
| hardbound |
of a book, bound with a stiff cover rather than one of flexible paper; hardcover. |
| hard case |
one who is stubbornly unchanging or obstinate, as in clinging to destructive behavior patterns. |
| hard coal |
see "anthracite." |
| hard-core |
deeply committed or determined. [2 definitions] |
| hardcover |
a book produced with a relatively hard cover, usu. of cardboard and cloth; hardback. [2 definitions] |
| hard disk |
a rigid, magnetized disk built into a computer that is capable of storing a large amount of data. |
| hard drive |
a device usu. inside a computer that copies data to and from a computer's hard disk; hard disk drive. |
| hard drug |
any drug, such as heroin, that is addictive and causes long-term harmful effects. |