| BAKHSHISHING | • bakhshishing v. Present participle of bakhshish. • BAKHSHISH v. (Persian) in Eastern countries to give a tip, also BACKSHEESH, BACKSHISH, BAKSHEESH, BAKSHISH, BUCKSHISH. |
| HEATHENISHLY | • heathenishly adv. In the manner of heathens. • HEATHENISH adv. resembling or characteristic of heathens. |
| HEPHTHEMIMER | • hephthemimer n. (Prosody) A group of seven half feet. • HEPHTHEMIMER n. in Greek and Latin prosody, seven half-feet. |
| HIGHLIGHTERS | • highlighters n. Plural of highlighter. • HIGHLIGHTER n. a broad-tipped felt pen for highlighting parts of a text, etc.; a cosmetic used to emphasize features on the face. |
| HIGHLIGHTING | • highlighting v. Present participle of highlight. • highlighting n. The visual emphasis of text by means of a highlight. • highlighting n. An area of the skin or hair containing highlights. |
| HITCHHIKINGS | • hitchhikings n. Plural of hitchhiking. • HITCHHIKING n. the act of travelling by requesting lifts from passing vehicles. |
| HOTCHPOTCHES | • hotchpotches n. Plural of hotchpotch. • HOTCHPOTCH n. a confused mass of ingredients shaken or mixed together in the same pot, also HODGEPODGE, HOTCHPOT. |
| ICHTHYOPHAGY | • ichthyophagy n. (Archaic) The practice of eating fish. • ICHTHYOPHAGY n. the eating of fish. |
| RHAMPHOTHECA | • rhamphotheca n. A thin horny sheath of keratin on the outer surface of a bird’s beak. • RHAMPHOTHECA n. the horny or leathery outer layer of a bird's bill. |
| RHYNCHOPHORE | • RHYNCHOPHORE n. a member of the Rhyncophora, weevils. |
| SHEATHFISHES | • sheathfishes n. Plural of sheathfish. • SHEATHFISH n. a European siluroid fish allied to the catfishes, the largest freshwater fish of Europe, also SHEATFISH. |
| THERETHROUGH | • therethrough adv. Through that. • THERETHROUGH adv. through that; by that means. |
| THROUGHITHER | • THROUGHITHER adv. in confusion, also THROUGHOTHER. |
| THROUGHOTHER | • throughother adj. (Ireland, dialect) untidy. • THROUGHOTHER adv. in confusion, also THROUGHITHER. |
| WHERETHROUGH | • wherethrough adv. (Archaic) Through which. • wherethrough adv. (Obsolete) By means of which; whereby. • WHERETHROUGH adv. (archaic) through which; through the agency of. |