| HAEMOPHILIOID | • HAEMOPHILIOID adj. relating to haemophilia, also HEMOPHILIOID. |
| HAEMORRHOIDAL | • haemorrhoidal adj. (British spelling) Alternative form of hemorrhoidal. • hæmorrhoidal adj. Obsolete form of hemorrhoidal. • HAEMORRHOIDAL adj. relating to haemorrhoids, also HEMORRHOIDAL. |
| HARMONICHORDS | • harmonichords n. Plural of harmonichord. • HARMONICHORD n. a keyboard instrument of violin tone, in which the strings are rubbed by rosined wheels. |
| HEMICHORDATES | • hemichordates n. Plural of hemichordate. • HEMICHORDATE n. a kind of marine worm. |
| HEMISPHEROIDS | • hemispheroids n. Plural of hemispheroid. • HEMISPHEROID n. the half of a spheroid. |
| HEMORRHOIDALS | • HEMORRHOIDAL n. a hemorrhoidal part (as an artery or vein). |
| HERMAPHRODITE | • hermaphrodite n. An individual or organism possessing ambiguous sexual organs, typically including both types of gonads. • hermaphrodite n. A person or thing possessing two opposing qualities. • hermaphrodite n. (Nautical) A hermaphrodite brig. |
| HOCHMAGANDIES | • HOCHMAGANDY n. (Scots) fornication, also HOUGHMAGANDIE. |
| HOUGHMAGANDIE | • HOUGHMAGANDIE n. fornication, also HOCHMAGANDY. |
| HYPOCHONDRIUM | • hypochondrium n. (Anatomy) The upper region of the abdomen, below the lower ribs, each side of the epigastrium. • HYPOCHONDRIUM n. either of two regions of the upper part of the abdomen. |
| IDIORRHYTHMIC | • idiorrhythmic adj. (Christianity) self-regulating; usually referring to a form of monastic life where monks live alone… • IDIORRHYTHMIC adj. self-regulating; allowing each member to regulate his or her own life, also IDIORHYTHMIC. |
| RHADAMANTHINE | • Rhadamanthine adj. Strictly and uncompromisingly just. • Rhadamanthine adj. Inflexibly rigorous or severe. • RHADAMANTHINE adj. strictly and inflexibly honest and just. |
| RHOMBOHEDRONS | • rhombohedrons n. Plural of rhombohedron. • RHOMBOHEDRON n. a parallelepiped whose faces are rhombuses. |
| WITHHOLDMENTS | • withholdments n. Plural of withholdment. • WITHHOLDMENT n. the act of withholding. |