| AHISTORIC | • ahistoric adj. Synonym of ahistorical. • AHISTORIC adj. not historical, also AHISTORICAL. |
| HIDROTICS | • hidrotics n. Plural of hidrotic. • HIDROTIC n. a drug that induces perspiration. |
| HIRCOSITY | • hircosity n. (Rare) The quality of being hircose, or goatish. • HIRCOSITY n. goatishness, lewdness. |
| HISTORIAN | • historian n. A writer of history; a chronicler; an annalist. • historian n. One who studies or researches history. • historian n. (Medicine) One who recounts their own medical history. |
| HISTORIED | • historied adj. Having much history. • historied v. Simple past tense and past participle of history. • HISTORY v. to relate in a history or narrative. |
| HISTORIES | • histories n. Plural of history. • histories v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of history. • HISTORY v. to relate in a history or narrative. |
| HISTORIFY | • historify v. To record in or as history. • HISTORIFY v. to record in history. |
| HISTORISM | • historism n. (Historiography) An influential 19th-century school of thought in historiography that rejected universalist… • HISTORISM n. the belief that all phenomena are historically determined, also HISTORICISM. |
| HISTRIONS | • histrions n. Plural of histrion. • HISTRION n. (archaic) an actor, also HISTRIO. |
| IRONSMITH | • ironsmith n. A blacksmith (who makes articles from iron). • ironsmith n. An East Indian barbet (Psilopogon faber) whose note resembles the sounds made by a smith. • IRONSMITH n. a worker in iron. |
| ORCHIDIST | • orchidist n. A person who cultivates orchids. • ORCHIDIST n. a fancier or grower of orchids. |
| PROHIBITS | • prohibits v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prohibit. • PROHIBIT v. to forbid with authority. |
| TRICHOSIS | • trichosis n. (Medicine) Any disease or abnormality of the hair. • trichosis n. (Specifically) An overgrowth of hair; hairiness. • TRICHOSIS n. arrangement, distribution or disorder of hair. |
| TROCHISCI | • trochisci n. Plural of trochiscus. • TROCHISCUS n. a kind of tablet or lozenge, also TROCHE, TROCHISK. |