| HISHING | • hishing v. Present participle of hish. • HISH v. to hiss. |
| HISSELF | • hisself pron. (Now chiefly dialectal or informal) Himself. • HISSELF pron. (dialect) himself. |
| HISSERS | • hissers n. Plural of hisser. • HISSER n. one who hisses. |
| HISSIER | • hissier adj. Comparative form of hissy: more hissy. • HISSY adj. temperamental. |
| HISSIES | • hissies n. Plural of hissy. • HISSY n. a tantrum. |
| HISSING | • hissing v. Present participle of hiss. • hissing n. The sound of a hiss. • HISSING adj. making a hiss. |
| HISTING | • histing v. Present participle of hist. • HIST v. to urge or summon with such an interjection. |
| HISTOID | • histoid adj. Resembling the normal tissues of the body. • HISTOID adj. pertaining to connective tissue. |
| HISTONE | • histone n. (Biochemistry) Any of various simple water-soluble proteins that are rich in the basic amino acids lysine… • HISTONE n. any of a group of simple proteins present in chromosomes and believed to act as gene inhibitors. |
| HISTORY | • history n. The aggregate of past events. • history n. The branch of knowledge that studies the past; the assessment of notable events. • history n. The portion of the past that is known and recorded by this field of study, as opposed to all earlier… |
| HISTRIO | • HISTRIO n. (archaic) an actor, also HISTRION. |