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H is for Hot dog

A hot dog is a type of food made from a sausage inside a bread roll. You can add other things to a hot dog, like tomato ketchup, onions, mustard, cheese or anything else you think might taste good.

H is for Hotel

A hotel is a place you stay when you are travelling. You pay by the night to stay at a hotel. Some hotels have hundreds of rooms, and you can order meals and other things to come to your room. A smaller hotel where you can park your car is called a motel.

H is for Hound

A hound is a general name for any type of hunting dog known for its strong sense of smell and hearing.

H is for Houndstooth

Houndstooth is an abstract two-colour check design that was made by weaving two colours of wool together in a particular way. Houndstooth is most commonly seen in black and white.

H is for Hour

An hour is a time period of sixty (60) minutes. There are twenty four (24) hours in a day.

H is for Hourglass

An hourglass is a device that uses the passage of an amount of sand from the top to bottom half of the device to mark time.
The amount of time an hourglass can mark depends on the size of the hourglass and the amount of sand in it. An hour would be the standard amount, but hourglasses can also be bought that are egg timers for cooking hard or soft boiled eggs, or shower timers when people want to save water.

H is for House

A house is a place that people live in. Normally a family lives in a house, but sometimes houses are shared by friends or a couple. When you are talking about your own house, you call it your home.

H is for Hovercraft

Hovercraft are vehicles that are supported by a cushion of air, and move forward by fans or propellers. They have fans that push air underneath them, and the air cushion is held in place by a flexible skirt around the base of the hovercraft. Hovercraft can travel over any relatively flat surface, like water, ice, swamp and dry land.

H is for Howl

A howl is a long, mournful noise made by a dog or wolf.

H is for Hub

A hub is at the center of something. The photo is the hub of a wheel, surrounded by spokes.

H is for Hue

Hue means a color's main type, like red, blue, or green.

Hue is often used to describe colors in art and design, like when mixing paint or choosing colors for a picture. You can see hue in color wheels and in tools that edit photos or make digital drawings, where it helps you change one color to another.

H is for Hug

You hug someone when you wrap your arms around someone else and squeeze them. You usually hug someone you like, or people in your family.
There are lots of types of hugs, with different names. Like cuddle, snuggle, bear hug, or even group hug, when there is more than two people hugging at once.

H is for Huge

If something is much, much bigger than it should be, it is huge. The picture is of one huge pumpkin with two normal-sized pumpkins sitting on top of it.

H is for Hula Hoop

A hula hoop is a large ring, usually made of brightly colored plastic. You put it around your waist and swing your hips around so the hoop swirls around you and doesn't fall to the ground.

H is for Hull

The hull of a boat is its distinctively shaped outer shell. Most boats only have one hull - catamarans have two.

H is for Hum

A hum is a continuous, low sound, like the background noise running machinery makes. You can hum yourself, by singing with your mouth closed.

H is for Human

Humans are a species that originally came from Africa, hundreds of thousands of years ago. Humans are social, and are strong communicators - in language, writing and drawing. Humans have the most advanced tool use of any creature on Earth.

H is for Humerus

The humerus is the large bone in your upper arm. It goes from your elbow to your shoulder. Muscles such as your biceps and triceps connect to your humerus.

H is for Humid

The weather is humid when there is a lot of moisture in the air. It is usually warm when it is humid.

H is for Humidity

Humidity is a measure of how much water is in the air. It is often very humid when it is hot, and it has been raining. Tropical parts of the world are humid.