Words that start with H

Horrible hippos hunt huge hairy hamsters in Hobart.

Animals starting with H

Animals

Food starting with H

Food

Plants that start with H

Plants

Adjectives that start with H

Adjectives

Verbs that start with H

Verbs

Countries that start with H

Countries

Jobs that start with H

Jobs

Photo of hands.

Body parts

Photo of a honeydew melon

Fruit

Photo of the Hong Kong skyline

Cities

Photo of a heron

Birds

Photo of a hearse
Michael / CC BY-SA

His forHearse

A hearse is a car that has been especially designed to be able to fit a coffin in the back, for transportation between a funeral home and a cemetery. Before cars were invented, hearses were horse-drawn.
Vehicles, Death
Photo of a heart shape
Robbie Sproule / CC BY-SA

His forHeart

A heart shape has come to mean "love". People draw red hearts or give red heart shaped chocolate to people they love.
Shapes
Photo of a fireplace
Elliott Brown / CC BY-SA

His forHearth

A hearth is the floor of a fireplace. The hearth usually is larger than the fireplace, and makes a small step in the front of the fireplace. It is there to protect the floor around the fireplace from burning embers.
List of home decor
Photo of a heat haze
Peter Dowley / CC BY-SA

His forHeat

Heat is something produced by something that is hot or a way of saying how hot something is, for example "feel the heat outside today", or "set the heat on the oven".
Temperature
Photo of a heath.
Richard Barrett-Small / CC BY-SA

His forHeath (Landscape)

A heath is a large area of open land where not much other than grass or shrubs can grow.
Landscape
Photo of heather
Andrew Wilkinson / CC BY-SA

His forHeather

Scientific name: calluna vulgaris
Heather is a low growing, shrubby wild plant commonly found on the moors of Europe. It is is very tolerant of burning, clearing and grazing.
Plants
Photo of a sailor heaving a rope
Official Navy Page / Inspired by

His forHeave

You heave when you put a lot of effort into pulling or raising something. The sailor in the picture is heaving a rope.
Verbs
Photo of heaven
Aaron Escobar / CC BY-SA

His forHeaven

Heaven is a place where God and angels live, and is said to be where people who have led a good and righteous life go when they die.
List of locations, Religious terms
Photo of a woman carrying a heavy load
Gideon / CC BY-SA

His forHeavy

Something is heavy if it weighs a lot and is difficult to carry. You need to be strong to carry something that is heavy. The woman in the picture is carrying some heavy boxes.
Adjectives
Photo of a hedge
libby rosof / CC BY-SA

His forHedge

A hedge is a row of plants that have been planted very close together and trimmed into shape. Hedges can be used instead of fences to mark a boundary or to keep animals (or people) from getting over the fence. Hedges are a very simple form of topiary. If you grow a lot of hedges together in a pattern, you can make a hedge maze.
Gardening