• deity He threw down his skirt and it became a deity.
• ditty And my first musical efforts, when I was just ten months old, were to try to sing this ditty in imitation of my negro mammy.
• dotty "And me, too," sighed Dotty.
• fatuity Yet still, for some little time longer, she, with a deplorable fatuity, believed in and loved him.
• habit It's a bad habit, Granger."
• habitat The gray plover, our accurate observer remarks, is a winter shore bird, found only at that season and in that habitat, in this country.
• haft "There is not room for two," said the chief, as with his toes he grasped the haft of an assegai and lifted it to his hand.
• haida The Haida people are skilled in carving totem poles.
• haiti
• halite
• halt You are about to travel on a highway that may have hazardous conditions. Please stop and heed the warning signs.
• hardy She's a hardy plant.
• hart He dreamed of a white horse that could jump high and far.
• harte I found a half eaten apple on the ground, and it made me angry.
• hasty
• hat
• hate I despise you and all you stand for.
• hated I hated being at home.
• hater I can't stand her, she's a total hater.
• hatted Please stop hattedting me.
• hatter He had a hatter's hat on his head.
• haughty The sun was setting and the sky was a beautiful orange hue.
• heartily I heartily disagreed with them.
• hearty
• hematite Corduroy roads crisscross the geologic formation, leaving an intricate pattern in the hematite surface.
• hittite
• http I accessed the website at http://www.example.com.
• satiety
• tahiti Louis and I spent our honeymoon on Tahiti.
• tatty I'm not wearing my best dress because it looks a bit tatty.
• tidy
• tito He is known as Tito the Bull.
• Hast
• Hating You can tell that he hates me because every time we're in the same room, he avoids me.
• Hatting
• Hattie
• hats
• hits I love hitting the batting cages.
• HIT
• tarty The party was getting a little too tart for my taste.

Sencor

• senator
• seneca
• senior
• seniors
• senor
• senora
• senors
• sensor
• snog
• succor