| CHAMAEPHYTES | • chamaephytes n. Plural of chamaephyte. • CHAMAEPHYTE n. a winter-flowering plant. |
| DEATHWATCHES | • deathwatches n. Plural of deathwatch. • DEATHWATCH n. a vigil, a watch kept beside a dying person; a kind of beetle. |
| EARTHSHAKERS | • earthshakers n. Plural of earthshaker. • EARTHSHAKER n. an event of great importance. |
| FEATHERHEADS | • featherheads n. Plural of featherhead. • FEATHERHEAD n. an empty-headed person. |
| HABERDASHERS | • haberdashers n. Plural of haberdasher. • HABERDASHER n. a dealer in men's clothing; a dealer in small sewing articles. |
| HABERDASHERY | • haberdashery n. Ribbons, buttons, thread, needles and similar sewing goods sold in a haberdasher’s shop. • haberdashery n. A shop selling such goods. • haberdashery n. A shop selling clothing and accessories for men, including hats. |
| HAEMACHROMES | • HAEMACHROME n. a blood pigment, such as haemoglobin, that carries oxygen, also HEMACHROME. |
| HAEMORRHAGES | • haemorrhages n. Plural of haemorrhage. • haemorrhages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of haemorrhage. • hæmorrhages n. Plural of hæmorrhage. |
| HEADTEACHERS | • headteachers n. Plural of headteacher. • head␣teachers n. Plural of head teacher. • HEADTEACHER n. a teacher in charge of a school. |
| HEXAHYDRATES | • hexahydrates n. Plural of hexahydrate. • HEXAHYDRATE n. a chemical compound with six molecules of water. |
| HYPAESTHESIA | • HYPAESTHESIA n. a reduced sensibility to touch, also HYPESTHESIA. |
| LEATHERHEADS | • leatherheads n. Plural of leatherhead. • LEATHERHEAD n. an Australian honeyeater, aka friarbird. |
| NAPHTHALENES | • naphthalenes n. Plural of naphthalene. • NAPHTHALENE n. a crystalline aromatic hydrocarbon usually obtained by distillation of coal tar. |
| WHATSHERNAME | • whatshername pron. (Informal) A female person whose name cannot be recalled. • WHATSHERNAME n. a designation for a female whose name one cannot remember, also WHATSERNAME. |