| HOPBINDS | • hopbinds n. Plural of hopbind. • HOPBIND n. the stalk of the hop, also HOPBINE. |
| HOPBINES | • hopbines n. Plural of hopbine. • HOPBINE n. the stalk of the hop, also HOPBIND. |
| HOPEFULS | • hopefuls n. Plural of hopeful. • HOPEFUL n. one that seems promising. |
| HOPELESS | • hopeless adj. Without hope; despairing; not expecting anything positive. • hopeless adj. Giving no ground of hope; promising nothing desirable; desperate. • hopeless adj. Without talent, not skilled. |
| HOPFIELD | • hopfield n. Alternative form of hop field. • hop␣field n. A field in which hops are grown. • HOPFIELD n. a field where hops are grown. |
| HOPHEADS | • hopheads n. Plural of hophead. • HOPHEAD n. a drug addict. |
| HOPINGLY | • hopingly adv. In a hopeful manner. • HOPING adv. HOPE, to have a desire or expectation. |
| HOPLITES | • hoplites n. Plural of hoplite. • HOPLITE n. (Greek) a heavily armed Greek foot soldier. |
| HOPLITIC | • hoplitic adj. Relating to hoplites. • HOPLITIC adj. of or like a hoplite, a heavily armed Greek foot soldier. |
| HOPPIEST | • hoppiest adj. Superlative form of hoppy: most hoppy. • HOPPY adj. tasting of hops. |
| HOPPINGS | • hoppings n. (Britain) An traditional annual fair, usually at Whitsuntide, formerly associated with livestock markets. • hoppings n. Plural of hopping. • Hoppings prop.n. Plural of Hopping. |
| HOPPLERS | • HOPPLER n. one who hopples. |
| HOPPLING | • hoppling v. Present participle of hopple. • HOPPLE v. to restrain by tying the feet together, also HOBBLE. |
| HOPSACKS | • hopsacks n. Plural of hopsack. • HOPSACK n. a rough-surfaced loose fabric, also HOPSACKING. |
| HOPTOADS | • HOPTOAD n. a kind of toad. |