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hold one's own Verb maintain one's position and be in control of a situation
hold one's own Verb be sufficiently competent in a certain situation
hold sway Verb be master
handle with kid gloves Verb handle with great care and sensitivity
hugger mugger Verb act stealthily or secretively
help out Verb be of help, as in a particular situation of need
hit the jackpot Verb succeed by luck
have a go Verb make an attempt at something
hold water Verb resist or withstand wear, criticism, etc.
hornswoggle Verb deprive of by deceit
hang together Verb be connected
hinge on Verb be contingent on
hinge upon Verb be contingent on
hang by a thread Verb depend on a small thing or be at risk
hang by a hair Verb depend on a small thing or be at risk
hang around Verb be about
had best Verb act in one's own or everybody's best interest
hesitate Verb pause or hold back in uncertainty or unwillingness
hesitate Verb interrupt temporarily an activity before continuing
help oneself Verb abstain from doing
have-to doe with Verb be relevant to
head up Verb be the first or leading member of (a group) and excel
have it coming Verb deserve (either good or bad)
housekeep Verb maintain a household
his Pronoun singular masculine possessive pronoun
her Pronoun oblique (object) feminine singular pronoun
himself Pronoun singular masculine reflexive pronoun
him Pronoun oblique singular masculine object pronoun
herself Pronoun singular feminine reflexive pronoun
hers Pronoun singular feminine possessive pronoun
Hitchens's razor Noun a principle which asserts that claims made without evidence are not worthy of being taken seriously
horse's ass Noun a stupid person
have a gas Noun a particularly good time, often wild and uproarious
hoeism Noun to have the characteristics of a sex worker or sexually liberal person
incessantly Adverb without interruption
incessantly Adverb with unflagging resolve
invariably Adverb without variation or change, in every case
imperfectly Adverb in an imperfect or faulty way
ill Adverb unhealthy or unwell; poor or bad; can be used as a modifier meaning "negatively" or "improperly",
ill Adverb with difficulty or inconvenience
ill Adverb unfavorably or with disapproval
ill Adjective presaging ill fortune
ill Adjective distressing
ill Adjective resulting in suffering or adversity
ill Adjective indicating hostility or enmity
ill Adjective affected by an impairment of normal physical or mental function
ill Noun an often persistent bodily disorder or disease
immensely Adverb to an exceedingly great extent or degree
isotropically Adverb in an isotropic manner
insignificantly Adverb not to a significant degree or amount