| hash browns |
a dish made of fried chopped potatoes. |
| hashish |
the dried flowers, tops, and leaves of the hemp plant, or the narcotics extracted from them esp. for smoking. |
| hash out |
(informal) to review or consider thoroughly. |
| hash over |
(informal) to speak of (something discussed or gone before); review; recollect. |
| hashtag |
a word or phase preceded by the hash sign (#), used in social media to identify or search for a particular topic. |
| Hasid |
a member of a Jewish sect, founded in Poland in the eighteenth century, that emphasizes strict adherence to ritual and joyful worship of God. |
| hasn't |
contracted form of "has not." |
| hasp |
a slotted fastener that fits over a staple and is held in place by a pin or lock slipped through the staple, used esp. on doors and lidded containers. [2 definitions] |
| hassle |
(informal) a disagreement or squabble. [4 definitions] |
| hassock |
a low stool or firm cushion on which to kneel or rest one's feet. [2 definitions] |
| hastate |
shaped like a spearhead, as some leaves. |
| haste |
speed, esp. under conditions of urgency. [2 definitions] |
| hasten |
to move or act speedily; hurry. [3 definitions] |
| hasty |
done or produced quickly; speedy; hurried. [3 definitions] |
| hasty pudding |
a cornmeal mush served with a sweetener such as molasses. |
| hat |
a covering for the head, usu. worn for warmth, protection, or ornamentation. [2 definitions] |
| hatband |
a band of cloth placed around the crown of a hat, just above the brim. |
| hatbox |
a deep box or case, usu. cylindrical, for storing or carrying a single hat. |
| hatch1 |
to help a young animal break out from (its egg) and be born. Birds, reptiles, and certain kinds of fish hatch eggs. [6 definitions] |
| hatch2 |
an opening in the floor, roof, or side of a structure or vehicle, esp. a ship, through which passengers or cargo may pass. [2 definitions] |
| hatch3 |
to draw lines on (a drawing, design, or the like), often two sets of close-set parallel lines crossing each other at right angles, in order to shade. [2 definitions] |