| ARHATSHIPS | • ARHATSHIP n. the state of being an arhat, a Buddhist who has attained nirvana. | 
| ARHYTHMIAS | • arhythmias n. Plural of arhythmia. • ARHYTHMIA n. absence or irregularity of rhythm, esp. of the pulse, also ARRHYTHMIA, ARYTHMIA.
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| ASTROHATCH | • ASTROHATCH n. a domed window in an aircraft for astronomical observations. | 
| BATHYSCAPH | • bathyscaph n. Alternative spelling of bathyscaphe. • BATHYSCAPH n. a submersible observation chamber, also BATHYSCAPHE.
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| HALACHISTS | • HALACHIST n. a practitioner of Jewish religious law, also HALAKHIST. | 
| HALAKHISTS | • halakhists n. Plural of halakhist. • HALAKHIST n. a practitioner of Jewish religious law, also HALACHIST.
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| HALOTHANES | • halothanes n. Plural of halothane. • HALOTHANE n. an inhalation anaesthetic.
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| HAMANTASCH | • hamantasch n. Singular of hamantaschen. • HAMANTASCH n. (Yiddish) a three-cornered pastry traditionally eaten during the Jewish festival Purim.
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| HAPHTARAHS | • haphtarahs n. Plural of haphtarah. • HAPHTARAH n. (Hebrew) a Biblical selection, also HAFTARA, HAFTARAH, HAFTORAH, HAPHTARA.
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| HATCHBACKS | • hatchbacks n. Plural of hatchback. • HATCHBACK n. a car with a certain type of liftable back.
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| HEARTACHES | • heartaches n. Plural of heartache. • HEARTACHE n. sorrow, anguish.
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| HEATHLANDS | • heathlands n. Plural of heathland. • HEATHLAND n. barren open country, esp. covered with ericaceous and other low shrubs.
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| PARASHIOTH | • parashioth n. Plural of parashah. • PARASHAH n. (Hebrew) a passage in Jewish literature.
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| PHTHALATES | • phthalates n. Plural of phthalate. • PHTHALATE n. a salt of phthalic acid.
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| TATAHASHES | • TATAHASH n. (dialect) a stew containing potatoes and cheap cuts of meat. | 
| THROATLASH | • throatlash n. Alternative form of throatlatch. • THROATLASH n. a strap used to fasten a horse's bridle, also THROATLATCH.
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