• cert The CERT (Centre of Excellence for Applied Research and Training) Group of Companies began as the commercial arm of the Higher Colleges of Technology in the United Arab Emirates, and has grown to be the largest private education provider in the Middle East.
• chert The McCann Hill Chert is a geologic formation in Alaska.
• fete This people, who for thirty years had passed through so many different emotions, and who had celebrated so many victories, showed as much enthusiasm as if it had been their first fete, or a happy change in their destiny.
• hard Alice's father looked hard first at one, then at the other.
• hare Cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, calves, and hare were sold there.
• hart I'm afraid I am guilty of a somewhat unreasonable curiosity, I said, for I haven't any real reason for asking; but haven't you a photograph of your father, Miss Hart?
• harte His host clambered after, to make sure that he was aboard, which done, he dropped to the ground, while Harte drew out of the station, blandly smiling, and waving his hand with a cigar in it, in picturesque farewell from the platform.
• haste Do not be in haste.
• hat Finally he pulled off my hat, and when I put it back on my head, he pulled it off again.
• hate That is English, and they hate the English- my children."
• hater But as to Lindau, the chief thing in his mind was a conception of the droll irony of a situation in which so fervid a hater of millionaires should be working, indirectly at least, for the prosperity of a man like Dryfoos, who, as March understood, had got his money together out of every gambler's chance in speculation, and all a schemer's thrift from the error and need of others.
• hatter In the forefront of the vast throng surrounding the entrance stood the hatter.
• head The boy nodded his head, and turned away.
• header In the vertical header designs rear tube doors are furnished, as has been stated.
• heard No, I had not heard.
• hearse The gloom about her as she said it was like the gloom about a hearse, a tomb, a darkness of great hopeless dungeons.
• heart "Yes, with all your heart.
• hearten Think what his wretched life would be, in its naked deformity, without the popular ballads, without the romances of Scott, which have invested his land for him, as for us, with enduring charm; and especially without the songs of Burns, which keep alive in him the feeling that he is a man, which impart to his blunted sensibility the delicious throb of spring-songs that enable him to hear the birds, to see the bits of blue sky-songs that make him tender of the wee bit daisy at his feet-songs that hearten him when his heart is fit to break with misery.
• hearth Mrs. Mortimer tossed her cigarette onto the hearth.
• hearts You must keep up your hearts, and not let him think you are anxious.
• hearty He had not stood the journey from Youldeh at all well; the other two were quite fresh and hearty when we left Wynbring.
• heat But, thanks to Heaven, now ends the greatest of my sufferings from heat.
• heated For nearly two hours they laboured diligently, scarce taking time to wipe the perspiration from their heated brows.
• heater The two of them have just completed, within the last few days, the harvesting of a small crop of cotton and corn, and Abram was found in a small thicket not far from their cabin where he was busily engaged in cutting some firewood for their winter use. A small tree had been felled and the old man was swinging his axe with the strength and enthusiasm of one far younger than he as the wood was being cut to the proper length for his heater.
• hebe Juno, on her part, venerable goddess, daughter of mighty Saturn, quickly moving, harnessed her gold-caparisoned steeds; but Hebe speedily applied to the chariot, to the iron axletree on both sides, the curved wheels, golden, with eight spokes.
• hecate Stephen Hopkins's quick temper blazed; he took a step in the speaker's direction, and Hecate was justified in growling at her master's lead.
• heed She did not heed him till he had twice repeated the question, and then she started and looked at him in wild fear.
• heft Cogia drove his knife in up to the heft.
• hefty Bless my heart, honeybunch, we have all got to turn around twice in each track to get ready, and as I'm pretty hefty I must begin right now.
• heme Nakamichi I, Habtezion A, Zhong B, Contag CH, Butcher EC, Omary MB "Hemin-activated macrophages home to the pancreas and protect from acute pancreatitis via heme oxygenase-1 induction.
• hera And hence the name; that here in rocky cove, Thence called Museion, was the trial waged What day the Sirens with the Muses strove, By jealous Hera in that war engaged: Wherein the daughters of MnemosynA" O'ercame the chauntresses who vex'd the sea, Nor vengeance spared them by their pride enraged.
• herb Speed is on the downs, glorious motion, odorous air of sea and herb, exquisite as in the isles of Greece.
• herd Is it not written that the fat ribs of the herd shall be fed upon by the mighty in the land?
• herder Winthrop rose at the instant to greet Mr. Herder, and Elizabeth did not know whether the smile on his lips was for him or at her.
• here Here you be, Lizzie!
• hereto All prophets hereto do bear witness The evry time now draweth near That my child will be born, which is King of bliss.
• hero The hero came to town riding on a pony.
• herod After that there came King Herod, With his train so furiously, Inquiring of the husbandman, Whether Jesus passed by.
• herr I have been to Herr Moritz's lodgings to-day.
• hertz This is a question which does not admit of an answer, for to no one man alone do we owe wireless telegraphy, though Hertz was the first to discover the waves which make it possible.
• hide He has now found out his mistake, and is off to Paris to hide himself from the laughter of the town.
• hire "An editor can fire and hire.
• hitter There was one out when Bart Ferguson came up, and Bart was a heavy hitter.
• hoot The Socialist tells you that you are men, with men's rights and with men's capacities for all that is good and great-and you hoot him, and call him a liar and a fool.
• hooter The doctor came down at the sound of the hooter.
• horde Even the more distinguished individuals of the horde partook of only a very small quantity of milk, or sangleh.
• hot The sun was hot.
• hurt She was hurt when he broke up with her.
• hurtle I can hardly breathe with all the hulking beasts hulking about.
• hut
• pert I think she has the pertest smile.
• Her He followed her eyes.
• Herded But now up the companion ladder struggled eight serious-minded individuals herded by the second mate.
• Hers He had them yet, his and hers.
• Mete Meteors flash in the sky on Meteor night.
• Hutu I didn't mean to offend you, hutu.
• Bert " Bert is, most likely," he answered, swinging across the room to the fallen man.
• Hester What is wrong, Hester?"
• Bertie "You know I'm as poor as the proverbial church mouse, Bertie, and the simple truth is that I can't afford to pay my board all summer and get my winter outfit unless I do something to earn it.
• Pete Pete was feeling thirsty.
• Hermite Many of the basic concepts of Fourier analysis on the Boolean cube have counterparts in Gaussian space: The counterpart of the Fourier expansion in Gaussian space is the Hermite expansion, which is an expansion to an infinite sum (converging in ) of multivariate Hermite polynomials.
• Hattie Of course Mother didn't tell me this, nor Aunt Hattie.
• Hettie Hettie, what's the reason you don't want to talk serious with me?
• Hyde John was feeling a little Hyde today.
• hurts It hurts when you hit your head on a doorframe.
• heats In summer the heats are usually moderated by the sea breeze, which sets in early; and in winter the degree of cold is so slight as to occasion no inconvenience; once or twice we have had hoar frosts and hail, but no appearance of snow.
• herds The peace of Scotland was again broken, and its flocks and herds were to share its misery.
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• HT Henry was having a heart attack when the ambulance arrived.
• HIT "They couldn't hit a house if they was in it.
• HARTS And though he do not win his wish to end, Yet thus farre happie he himselfe doth weene, That heavens such happie grace did to him lend As thing on earth so heavenly to have seene, His harts enshrined saint, his heavens queene, 215 Fairer then fairest in his fayning eye, Whose sole aspect he counts felicitye.
• heartier Each got a hearty welcome from old Joel, who, with a wink and a laugh and a nod to the old mother, gave a hearty squeeze to some buxom girl, while the fire roared a heartier welcome still.
• hotter The fire of the enemy became hotter and hotter.
• he'd Sure he'd come to town.

Curioucity

• crucify
• crudity
• crusty
• curiosity
• curious
• curiously
• ferocity