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Some English Words for 16th May :

Herring (n) : a small food fish moving in shoals
Herself (pronoun) : reflexive and emphatic form of HER
Hesitate (v) : falter, wave
Hesitation (n) : doubt, pausing
Hesperus (n) : Venus, evening star
Hessian (n) : a coarse cloth, a canvas of jute
Hest (n) : a command
Heterogeneous (adj.) : dissimilar, mixed
Hew (n) : chop, hack
Hewer (n) : one who hews
Hewn (v) : past participle of HEW
Hexagon (n) : a six-sided flat figure
Heyday (n) : period of prosperity
Hibernate (v) : pass winter in inactivity
Hiccough (n) : a kind of short jerky cough
Hicoup (n) : a kind of short jerky cough
Hid (v) : past tense of HIDE
Hidden (v) : past participle of HIDE
Hide (v) : conceal, secrete, screen
Hideous (adj.) : horrible, frightful
Hideout (n) : a hiding place for safety
Hiding (n) : thrashing, concealment
Hie (v) : go in haste
Hierarch (n) : chief priest
Hierarchy (n) : churehdom, priest hood
Haggle (v) : bargain, chaffer
High (adj.) : largely, aloft, strongly
High (adv.) : highly
High-born (adj.) : of noble birth
High-bred (adj.) : having refined manners, brought up nobly
High-flown (adj.) : elevated, extravagant, proud
High-handed (adj.) : over-bearing, oppressive, violent
Highland (n) : hilly country
High-minded (adj.) : proud having, honourable principles
Highness (n) : dignity, title of honours
High-priest (n) : chief priest
Highroad (n) : principal, road
Highway (n) : main route, public road
Highwayman (n) : foot pad, robber
Hike (v) : walk vigorously or laboriously
Hike (n) : a long tramp in the country for pleasure
Hilarious (adj.) : gay, Joyful
Hilarious (adv.) : hilariously
Hilarity (n) : cheerfulness
Hill (n) : a mount, mound
Hill (adj.) : hilly
Hillock (n) : a small hill

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