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 baby in a high chair
Spinneraf / CC BY-SA

His forHigh chair

A high chair is a chair designed for feeding older babies in. They have a tray to put food onto, rails and straps to stop the baby falling out, and are quite tall so the baby is easy to feed by an adult without them having to bend down.
Furniture, Baby needs
Photo of a woman hiking
Gunnar Hildonen / CC BY-SA

His forHike

A hike is a long walk, usually through fairly remote or wilderness areas. The person in the picture has hiked to the top of a mountain.
Verbs
Photo of rolling hills.
Nigel Pepper / CC BY-SA

His forHills

Hills are small mountains, and have a much gentler slope than mountains do.
Landscape
Photo of some sword hilts
Xavi Talleda / CC BY-SA

His forHilt

The hilt or haft of a sword is its handle. Some sword hilts are quite elaborate, and have a guard between the hilt and blade to protect the user's hands from damage.
Weapons
Nicolas Vigier / CC BY-SA

His forHind

The hind parts of something are at the back or rear. In animals, you might describe them as having hind legs or hindquarters.
Body parts
Photo of a sign in Hindi
Nick Gray / CC BY-SA

His forHindi

Hindi is a language spoken in India.
Languages
Photo of a hinged lid
Le Petit Poulailler / CC BY-SA

His forHinge

A hinge is a device for making something bend easily. Doors and some windows have hinges so you can open them. Chests and some other boxes have hinged lids, and laptop computers open with a hinge. You can clearly see the hinge on the lid in the picture.
Devices
Photo of a woman with her hand on her hip
Maria Morri / CC BY-SA

His forHip

Your hip is the part below your waist on the sides of your body where your leg joins your body. People's hips are typically wider than their waists, particularly on women. The woman in the picture has one hand on her hip.
Body parts
Photo of a hippopotamus
Heath Windcliff / CC BY-SA

His forHippopotamus

A hippopotamus, or hippo for short, is a large animal that lives in lakes and waterways in Africa. They live in large groups, and can live to 40 years old. A male hippo is called a bull, a female is called a cow and a baby hippo is called a calf.
Warm blood, African animals
Photo of bikes for hire
CazzJj / CC BY-SA

His forHire

You hire something or someone when you pay some money for them for a time. People are generally hired to work for you or to complete a particular task. When you hire something, you hire it to use it for a while and then you return it to where you hired it from. The picture is of some bicycles for hire.
Verbs