Words about words

You hide when you don't want anyone to know where you are. A game where you take turns hiding and looking for other people is called hide and seek or hide and go seek.
The cat in the picture is hiding inside the rolled up mat.

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.

His is a word we use to show that something belongs to someone who is male, like a boy, a man or a male animal.

It is usually used before a noun, like "his book" or "his room". It can also replace the noun, like "That is his." His is used for boys or men in place of "her" or "their."

You hold something when it is securely in your hands. You might also hold something by supporting it, for example "that post is holding the roof up".

Something is holy if it is sacred, or otherwise strongly relates to religion. For example, a priest may be described as a holy man.

lan Hopping is a way of moving along on only one leg. You keep one leg up, and jump along on the other leg.

You feel hot when the temperature gets high. It is hot in summer. Fire is hot, and food or drink that is freshly cooked is hot. It is very painful to touch something that is very hot, and it can leave you with a nasty burn. The picture is of some hamburger patties being cooked on a hot grill.

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.

Hung is the past tense of hang, for example "She hung her washing out on the line".

Hunting is a process where you find and catch or kill some prey. You might hunt for food or for sport.