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humid
adjective
warm and damp.
The weather was humid.humiliate
humiliates humiliating
humiliated verb
to make someone feel
ridiculous or ashamed.
N say hew-mil-lee-atehumor
noun
the ability to see or show that
something is funny.
A good sense of humor.
N say hew-mer
humorous adjectivehump
humps noun
a large, round lump.This camel has two humps.hung
from the verb to hang
I hung my coat up when I
arrived this morning.hungry
adjective
wanting or needing
something
to eat.hungry chicks
N comparisons hungrier
hungriest
hunger nounhunt
hunts hunting hunted verb
1 to chase an animal, often to
kill it for food.Lions hunt in packs.
2 to search for something in
many places.I hunted all over the house for
my key.
hunt nounhurl
hurls hurling hurled verb
to throw something as hard
as you can.She hurled the cushion across
the room.hurricane
hurricanes noun
a violent storm with very
strong winds.hurry
hurries hurrying hurried verb
to act quickly because there
is not a lot of time.He had to hurry to deliver
the package on time.hurt
hurts hurting hurt verb
1 to cause pain or injury.
I hurt my leg when I fell.
2 to be painful.
My broken arm hurts.husband
husbands noun
a married man.
N opposite wifehush
noun
silence.
There was a hush as
the teacher came into the room.hut
huts noun
a small shelter.Tourists stayed in huts on
the beach.hydrogen
noun
a gas that is lighter than air,
burns easily, and has no
taste, color, or smell.
N say hy-dro-jenhyena
hyenas noun
a fierce mammal from Africa
and Asia that looks like
a large dog. Hyenas hunt for
food and have a strange bark
that sounds like a laugh.N say hy-ee-nuhhygiene
noun
cleanliness and health.Good hygiene is important in
the kitchen.
N say hy-jeenhysterical
adjective
crying or laughing wildly.
N say his-ster-i-kuhlhumid
hutch
hutches noun
a large box
made of wood
and wire for
a small pet
to live in.rabbit hutch