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gynecology
science of women's diseases
gyrate
revolve about a point, whirl
gyroscope
rotating wheel apparatus that maintains direction regardless of position or surrounding parts
gyve
shackle
habiliments
clothes
habitable
capable of being inhabited or dwelt in, capable of sustaining human beings
haft
handle
haggard
gaunt, careworn; wasted by hunger, pain or terror
haggis
Scottish dish made of heart, liver, brains of sheep, suet, and oatmeal cooked in stomach
halberd
long ax-like 15-th century weapon
halcyon
calm, quiet, peaceful, undisturbed, happy
hallucination
apparent perceiving of things not present
haphazard
random
harass
annoy with repeated attacks
harbinger
something that precedes and forecasts
harp
perpetually dwell on a particular subject
harridan
shrewish old woman
hassock
cushion used as stool
hauteur
haughty manner
hawser
a large rope used for towing light objects
haycock
small conical pile of hay
hectare
metric equivalent to 2.471 acres
hectograph
gelatin process for making duplicate copies
hegemony
predominance
heinous
hateful, atrocious
helix
spiral line, coil of wire
henequen
fiber used in making rope
heptagon
seven-sided polygon
herbivorous
feeding on plants
heretic
one who believes contrary to his church
hermaphordite
having both male and female organs
hermitage
place where a hermit lives
heterodox
not orthodox; not conforming, especially in religious belief
heterogenous
composed of unlike elements
hexapod
having sixe feet
hidalgo
Spanish nobleman
hieratic
priestly
hinder
retard, slow down, prevent from moving forward by any means
hirsute
hairy
histology
science of organic tissue
histrionic
pertaining to acting, overly theatrical, affectedly melodramatic
hoary
white with great age
holocaust
a great destruction of living beings by fire
holograph
personally handwritten document
homage
respect, a feudal acknowledgment of underling to lord
homburg
man's felt hat with curled brim
homeopathy
method of treating disease with small quantities of drugs
homiletics
art of preaching
homily
discourse on a moral problem, sermon
homogenous
derived from the same source