| HAPPENS | • happens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of happen. • HAPPEN v. to occur. |
| HAPPING | • happing v. Present participle of hap. • HAP v. to happen by chance. |
| HIPPENS | • HIPPEN n. a baby's nappy wrapped around the hips, also HIPPIN, HIPPING. |
| HIPPING | • hipping v. Present participle of hip. • HIPPING n. (Scots) a baby's nappy wrapped around the hips, also HIPPIN, HIPPEN. |
| HIPPINS | • hippins n. Plural of hippin. • hippins n. (Geordie) Babies’ nappies. • HIPPIN n. a baby's nappy wrapped around the hips, also HIPPEN, HIPPING. |
| HOPPING | • hopping n. (Britain) hop picking, the practice of picking hops; for Londoners a holiday period working in the hop… • hopping n. The addition of hops during the production of beer as a flavouring agent. • hopping v. Present participle of hop. |
| HUPPING | • HUP v. to quicken the pace of a horse or turn a horse to the right (by shouting hup to it). |
| HYPPING | • hypping v. Present participle of hyp. • HYP v. to offend. |
| PAPHIAN | • Paphian adj. (Literary) Pertaining to love or sexual desire, especially when illicit. • Paphian adj. Of or relating to Paphos, the mythical birthplace of the goddess of love on the island of Cyprus. • Paphian n. (Literary) A prostitute. |
| PUPUNHA | • pupunha n. The peach palm. • PUPUNHA n. (Portuguese) the peach-palm. |
| PUSHPIN | • pushpin n. (Countable) A thumbtack, especially one with a cylindrical head. • pushpin n. (Archaic, uncountable) An old children’s game where pins are placed on a table and each player tries… • pushpin v. (Transitive) To fasten with a thumbtack. |
| SHIPPEN | • shippen n. (UK, dialectal) A stable; a cowhouse. • SHIPPEN n. a cowshed, also SHIPPON. |
| SHIPPON | • shippon n. (Now dialectal) A cattleshed. • SHIPPON n. a cowshed, also SHIPPEN. |
| SHNAPPS | • SHNAPPS n. (German) a kind of brandy, also SCHNAPPS, SCHNAPS, SHNAPS. |
| UNHAPPY | • unhappy adj. Not happy; sad. • unhappy adj. Not satisfied; unsatisfied. • unhappy adj. (Chiefly dated) Not lucky; unlucky. |