• collie We settled that we would like a collie best of all, because they are so faithful and intelligent, and as the dog in the story which had made us think of it first was a sheep-dog.
• hale History tells that none wearing it has ever reached a hale old age.
• hall Suddenly Mr. Sheppard stood up; and I heard a door open and voices in the entrance hall.
• halley [281] I presume this was William Jones (1675-1749) the friend of Newton and Halley, vice-president of the Royal Society, in whose Synopsis Palmariorum Matheseos (1706) the symbol [pi] is first used for the circle ratio.
• heller HELLER, J., and ANDRESEN, A. Handbuch fuer Kupferstichsammler.
• hill Did he not hear the hill spirits speaking?
• holey
• holler I was about to go to bed, but I heard so many people holler that I decided to stay up and see what
• hollow
• holly The holly tree was covered in Christmas decorations.
• holy The holy scriptures are a sacred text of the Christian faith.
• howl
• howler At the wedding, the howler monkey made everyone laugh.
• hoyle Bill tried a hoyle but the card only said "good luck.
• hull I slid down the hull of the ship.
• mollie I have a Mollie Pucci purse.
• Huller Lenny Huller was the captain of the soccer team.
• Hollis
• Hallie It seemed that on Saturday, just after Hallie had left the court, the Spanish Woman had taken the witness-stand and testified that she had been Rood's wife.
• Hillier Well, Hillier has asked me to dine with him and go to the Russian Ballet.
• Ollie My little brotheracts like an ollie.
• Dollie Hatch was beginning to see what The Thinking Machine meant, and curiously watched the bewitchingly sorrowful face of Dollie Meredith.
• Hollie She's a Hollie who loves to go swimming.
• Holley
• holier I have a holier-than-thou attitude.
• hole His chest was a gaping hole, with the blood already frozen.

Curioucity

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