"George, darling, what is it about me you find so attractive? Is it my personality?"
"No."
"Is it my figure?"
"No."
"Is it my charisma?"
"No."
"I give in."
"That’s it!"
n. Tiller or wheel for controlling a ship's rudder. at the helm in control; at the head of an organization etc. [old english]
- n. Tiller or wheel for controlling a ship's rudder. at the helm in control; at the head of an organization etc. [old english]
- n. Tiller or wheel for controlling a ship's rudder. at the helm in control; at the head of an organization etc. [old english]
HELP
—v. - provide with the means towards what is needed or sought (helped me with my work; helped me (to) pay my debts; helped him on with his coat).
- (often absol.) Be of use or service to (does that help?).
- contribute to alleviating (a pain or difficulty).
- prevent or remedy (it can't be helped).
- (usu. With neg.) A refrain from (can't help it; could not help laughing). B refl. Refrain from acting (couldn't help himself).
- (often foll. By to) serve (a person with food). —n. - helping or being helped (need your help; came to our help).
- person or thing that helps.
- colloq. Domestic assistant or assistance.
- remedy or escape (there is no help for it). help oneself (often foll. By to) 1 serve oneself (with food etc.).
- take without permission. Help a person out give a person help, esp. In difficulty. helper n. [old english]
- —v. - provide with the means towards what is needed or sought (helped me with my work; helped me (to) pay my debts; helped him on with his coat).
- (often absol.) Be of use or service to (does that help?).
- contribute to alleviating (a pain or difficulty).
- prevent or remedy (it can't be helped).
- (usu. With neg.) A refrain from (can't help it; could not help laughing). B refl. Refrain from acting (couldn't help himself).
- (often foll. By to) serve (a person with food). —n. - helping or being helped (need your help; came to our help).
- person or thing that helps.
- colloq. Domestic assistant or assistance.
- remedy or escape (there is no help for it). help oneself (often foll. By to) 1 serve oneself (with food etc.).
- take without permission. Help a person out give a person help, esp. In difficulty. helper n. [old english]
- —v. - provide with the means towards what is needed or sought (helped me with my work; helped me (to) pay my debts; helped him on with his coat).
- (often absol.) Be of use or service to (does that help?).
- contribute to alleviating (a pain or difficulty).
- prevent or remedy (it can't be helped).
- (usu. With neg.) A refrain from (can't help it; could not help laughing). B refl. Refrain from acting (couldn't help himself).
- (often foll. By to) serve (a person with food). —n. - helping or being helped (need your help; came to our help).
- person or thing that helps.
- colloq. Domestic assistant or assistance.
- remedy or escape (there is no help for it). help oneself (often foll. By to) 1 serve oneself (with food etc.).
- take without permission. Help a person out give a person help, esp. In difficulty. helper n.
HEMI
comb. Form half. [greek, = latin semi-]
- comb. Form half. [greek, = latin semi-]
- comb. Form half. [greek, = latin semi-]
HEMP
n. - (in full indian hemp) asian herbaceous plant.
- its fibre used to make rope and stout fabrics.
- narcotic drug made from the hemp plant. [old english]
- n. - (in full indian hemp) asian herbaceous plant.
- its fibre used to make rope and stout fabrics.
- narcotic drug made from the hemp plant. [old english]
- n. - (in full indian hemp) asian herbaceous plant.
- its fibre used to make rope and stout fabrics.
- narcotic drug made from the hemp plant. [old english]
HERB
n. - any non-woody seed-bearing plant.
- plant with leaves, seeds, or flowers used for flavouring, food, medicine, scent, etc. herby adj. (-ier, -iest). [latin herba]
- n. - any non-woody seed-bearing plant.
- plant with leaves, seeds, or flowers used for flavouring, food, medicine, scent, etc. herby adj. (-ier, -iest). [latin herba]
- n. - any non-woody seed-bearing plant.
- plant with leaves, seeds, or flowers used for flavouring, food, medicine, scent, etc. herby adj. (-ier, -iest). [latin herba]
HERD
instinct n. (prec. By the) tendency to think and act as a crowd.
- instinct n. (prec. By the) tendency to think and act as a crowd.
- instinct n. (prec. By the) tendency to think and act as a crowd.
- —n. - a number of animals, esp. Cattle, feeding or travelling or kept together.
- (prec. By the) derog. Large number of people; mob (tends to follow the herd). —v. - (cause to) go in a herd (herded together for warmth; herded the cattle into the field).
- look after (sheep, cattle, etc.). [old english]
- —n. - a number of animals, esp. Cattle, feeding or travelling or kept together.
- (prec. By the) derog. Large number of people; mob (tends to follow the herd). —v. - (cause to) go in a herd (herded together for warmth; herded the cattle into the field).
- look after (sheep, cattle, etc.). [old english]
- —n. - a number of animals, esp. Cattle, feeding or travelling or kept together.
- (prec. By the) derog. Large number of people; mob (tends to follow the herd). —v. - (cause to) go in a herd (herded together for warmth; herded the cattle into the field).
- look after (sheep, cattle, etc.). [old english]
HERE
and now adv. At this very moment; immediately.
- and now adv. At this very moment; immediately.
- and now adv. At this very moment; immediately.
- and there adv. In various places.
- and there adv. In various places.
- and there adv. In various places.
- —adv. - in or at or to this place or position (come here; sit here).
- indicating a person's presence or a thing offered (my son here will show you; here is your coat).
- at this point in the argument, situation, etc. (here i have a question). —n. This place (get out of here; lives near here; fill it up to here). —int. - calling attention: short for come here, look here, etc. (here, where are you going with that?).
- indicating one's presence in a roll-call: short for i am here. here goes! Colloq. Expression indicating the start of a bold act. Here's to i drink to the health of. Here we are colloq. Said on arrival at one's destination. Here we go again colloq. The same, usu. Undesirable, events are recurring. Here you are said on handing something to somebody. Neither here nor there of no importance. [old english]
- —adv. - in or at or to this place or position (come here; sit here).
- indicating a person's presence or a thing offered (my son here will show you; here is your coat).
- at this point in the argument, situation, etc. (here i have a question). —n. This place (get out of here; lives near here; fill it up to here). —int. - calling attention: short for come here, look here, etc. (here, where are you going with that?).
- indicating one's presence in a roll-call: short for i am here. here goes! Colloq. Expression indicating the start of a bold act. Here's to i drink to the health of. Here we are colloq. Said on arrival at one's destination. Here we go again colloq. The same, usu. Undesirable, events are recurring. Here you are said on handing something to somebody. Neither here nor there of no importance. [old english]
- —adv. - in or at or to this place or position (come here; sit here).
- indicating a person's presence or a thing offered (my son here will show you; here is your coat).
- at this point in the argument, situation, etc. (here i have a question). —n.
HERO
n. (pl. -es) 1 person noted or admired for nobility, courage, outstanding achievements, etc.
- chief male character in a play, story, etc. [greek heros]
- n. (pl. -es) 1 person noted or admired for nobility, courage, outstanding achievements, etc.
- chief male character in a play, story, etc. [greek heros]
- n. (pl. -es) 1 person noted or admired for nobility, courage, outstanding achievements, etc.
- chief male character in a play, story, etc. [greek heros]
HERR
n. (pl. Herren) 1 title of a german man; mr.
- german man. [german]
- n. (pl. Herren) 1 title of a german man; mr.
- german man. [german]
HERS
poss. Pron. The one or ones belonging to or associated with her (it is hers; hers are over there). of hers of or belonging to her (friend of hers).
- poss. Pron. The one or ones belonging to or associated with her (it is hers; hers are over there). of hers of or belonging to her (friend of hers).
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