Children's Illustrated Dictionary.

(John Hannent) #1

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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habit
habits noun
1 something
that you
usually do
without
thinking.

Biting your nails is
a bad habit.

2 a type of
clothing worn
by monks
and nuns.

habitat
habitats noun
the natural place where
an animal, bird, or plant
lives and grows.

hail
noun
frozen rain that falls in
small, hard balls.

hair
noun
1 thin strands that grow
on the skin of animals
and people.
2 a mass of
thin strands
that covers
your head.

hairy adjective

hairbrush
hairbrushes noun
a brush for hair.

haircut
haircuts noun
a style in which hair is cut.
Have you seen his
new haircut?

hairdresser
hairdressers noun
someone
whose job
it is to
cut hair.

half
halves noun
one of two equal parts
of something.

halve verb

hall
halls noun
1 a corridor or small room at
the entrance of a house.
2 a large, open room in
a building, used for meetings
or other group activities.

halt
halts halting halted verb
to stop walking or
moving forward.
N say hawlt

ham
noun
meat from the leg of a pig
that has been preserved
with salt or smoke.

hamburger
hamburgers noun
a flat piece of chopped beef,
grilled and served in a roll.

hammer
hammers noun
a tool with a metal
end that is used
to knock nails
into wood and
for shaping
metals.
hammer verb

hand
hands noun
the part of your body at the
end of your arm that has four
fingers and
one thumb.

hand
hands handing handed verb
to give something to someone
with your hand.
Hand the hammer to me.

handkerchief
handkerchiefs noun
a small piece of cloth or
paper used for blowing
your nose.

handle
handles noun
a part of
something that
is designed to be
grasped or held
by the hand.

handle
handles handling handled verb
to touch or hold something.
Please handle that
vase carefully!

habit


monk’s habit

braided
hair

doorhandle

hammock
hammocks noun
a bed made of cloth or net hung
by rope and fastened at two ends.
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