| CHEESEHOPPER | • CHEESEHOPPER n. a small fly whose larvae feed on cheese and move by jumping. |
| CHEMOSPHERES | • chemospheres n. Plural of chemosphere. • CHEMOSPHERE n. the thermosphere, the outermost layer of the atmosphere. |
| HEBEPHRENIAC | • hebephreniac n. Synonym of hebephrenic. • HEBEPHRENIAC n. one suffering from hebephrenia, a form of dementia occurring at puberty, also HEBEPHRENIC. |
| HEBEPHRENIAS | • hebephrenias n. Plural of hebephrenia. • HEBEPHRENIA n. a form of dementia occurring at puberty. |
| HEBEPHRENICS | • hebephrenics n. Plural of hebephrenic. • HEBEPHRENIC n. one suffering from hebephrenia, a form of dementia occurring at puberty, also HEBEPHRENIAC. |
| HEDGEHOPPERS | • hedgehoppers n. Plural of hedgehopper. • HEDGEHOPPER n. a pilot who hedgehops, flies low. |
| HELIOSPHERES | • heliospheres n. Plural of heliosphere. • HELIOSPHERE n. the region in space influenced by the sun or solar wind. |
| HEPHTHEMIMER | • hephthemimer n. (Prosody) A group of seven half feet. • HEPHTHEMIMER n. in Greek and Latin prosody, seven half-feet. |
| HETEROPHILES | • heterophiles n. Plural of heterophile. • HETEROPHILE n. a polymorphonuclear leukocyte in humans that may be stained with dyes, also HETEROPHIL. |
| HYPERSTHENES | • hypersthenes n. Plural of hypersthene. • HYPERSTHENE n. a rock-forming orthorhombic silicate of magnesium and ferrous iron. |
| PHENANTHRENE | • phenanthrene n. (Organic chemistry) A tricyclic aromatic hydrocarbon obtained from coal tar; used in the manufacture… • PHENANTHRENE n. an aromatic hydrocarbon of coal tar. |
| SHEEPHERDERS | • sheepherders n. Plural of sheepherder. • SHEEPHERDER n. a worker in charge of sheep esp. on open range. |
| SHEEPHERDING | • sheepherding n. The activity of herding sheep. • SHEEPHERDING n. looking after sheep. |
| SHEEPSHEARER | • sheepshearer n. One who shears sheep. • SHEEPSHEARER n. one that shears sheep. |
| SHEPHERDLESS | • shepherdless adj. Lacking a shepherd. • SHEPHERDLESS adj. without a shepherd. |
| THERMOSPHERE | • thermosphere n. The layer of the Earth’s atmosphere directly above the mesosphere and directly below the exosphere. • THERMOSPHERE n. the outermost layer of the atmosphere. |