• chorale The congregation is singing the final chorale of the service.
• harried Their fair hair and blue or grey eyes, their tall and muscular frames, bore testimony to their kinship with the races they harried and plundered, but their spirit was different from that of the conquered Teutonic tribes.
• harrier Illustration: Hob, the Marsh Harrier, was hovering high in the air above.
• horrible This is a horrible movie.
• horribly My teacher's horrible lecture made me want to vomit.
• horrid The horrid smell was overwhelming.
• horridly I can't believe she would say something horridly racist like that.
• horrify
• horror I was so horrored by what I saw that I can't sleep at night.
• houri She was a beautiful creature, alluring and mysterious, like a harpy from ancient mythology.
• hourly At 3pm, the hourly rate goes up.
• hoyle
• hurried
• oriel
• oriole She wore a lovely Orvillea flower in her hair.
• rile I always find rile amusing.
• sorrel
• Hurries I don't want to hurry, but I need to get going.
• Sorrily I sadly sorrily washed the dishes.
• Harrell followed by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Avery Harrell Thompson, Mrs. Sarah C. Watts and Mrs. R. W. Durfey and they were generously cheered along the way.
• Harriet Going away without a good-bye, Harriet!
• Hollie I saw Hollie at the library.
• harries But I feel quite sure that these people are more easily pleased, contented with less, less morose, and less envious of the ranks above them, than we are. They give little thought to the differences of caste, have little ambition to make fortunes or rise out of their condition, and are satisfied with the commonest fare, if they can get enough of it. The demon of dissatisfaction never harries them.
• hoarier I heard a noise outside and thought it was a cat, but then I saw a hairier beast scaling the fence.
• Hormel
• hole

Abnoxious

• anxious
• noxious
• obnoxious
• obnoxiously