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- hankering Word A hankering is a strong desire to have or do something, especially something enjoyable.
- harassment Word C1 Harassment is unwanted, repeated behavior that intimidates, offends, or pressures someone.
- hard cheese Idiom B2 Used to say you do not feel sympathy for someone’s problem, often because you think it is their own fault.
- hard lines Idiom B2 A blunt or harsh message, especially when someone is being rejected or criticized.
- hardware Word C1 Hardware is the physical equipment of a computer system or other machine.
- harmony Word C1 Harmony is a pleasing combination of different parts, especially in music or in relationships.
- harsh Word C1 Harsh describes something unpleasantly severe, rough, or strict.
- harvest Word C1 A harvest is the gathering of crops when they are ready, or the amount collected.
- hatred Word C1 Hatred is an intense feeling of dislike and hostility toward someone or something.
- haunt Word C1 To haunt means to repeatedly come to someone’s mind or to linger in a place as if by a ghost.
- have a butcher's Idiom B2 In British English, “have a butcher's” means to take a quick look at something.
- have a chinwag Idiom B2 To have a chinwag means to have a relaxed, friendly chat with someone.
- have a gander Idiom B2 To have a gander means to take a quick look at something.
- have a kip Idiom B2 To have a kip means to take a short sleep, usually a nap.
- have a word Idiom B2 To have a word means to talk briefly and often seriously with someone.
- hazard Word C1 A hazard is something that can cause harm, damage, or danger.
- hedonism Word C1 Hedonism is the belief or way of life that prioritizes pleasure as the most important goal.
- heighten Word C1 To increase the intensity, degree, or effect of something.
- henchman Word A henchman is a loyal helper who carries out orders for a powerful or criminal leader.
- hereby Word “Hereby” means “by this statement or action.”