haul
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| to pull with force.
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haunted
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| having ghosts or other spirits in it.
| A haunted house.
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hawk
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| one of a group of birds that hunt animals for food. Falcons, buzzards, and vultures are all hawks.
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hay
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| grass that has been cut and dried to be fed to animals. Hay is often stored in large heaps called haystacks.
| Hay is often hung in a net for horses to eat.
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hazard
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| a risk or dangerous obstacle.
| Icy pavements are a hazard to pedestrians in winter.
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head
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| the part of your body that contains your brain, and is where your ears, eyes, nose, and mouth are.
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headache
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| a pain in your head.
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headlight
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| a light at the front of a vehicle, used when driving at night.
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headline
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| the title of a report in a newspaper
| Have you seen the headlines today?
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headphones
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| a device worn over the ears that is used for listening to the radio or to recorded music.
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healthy
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| well and strong.
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heap
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| a collection of things lying on top of each other.
| She left her clothes in a heap on the chair.
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hear
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| to notice a sound.
| Did you hear that bird?
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heart
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| the organ in your chest that pumps blood around your body
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heat
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| to make or become warmer.
| We heated some water.
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heave
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| to lift, pull, or throw something with a lot of effort.
| He heaved the sack onto the back of the truck.
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heavy
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| weighing a large amount.
| a heavy stone
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hedge
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| a line of bushes grown so that they make a boundary between two places.
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hedgehog
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| a small, noctural mammal covered in spines. Hedgehogs hunt for insects and small animals. They roll into a ball when they feel threatened.
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heel
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| the back part of your foot.
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height
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| the measurement of how tall or high someone or something is.
| He measured his height.
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held
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| to hold
| I held a snake when we went to the zoo yesterday.
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helicopter
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| a type of aircraft that uses rotating blades to make it fly and hover.
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helmet
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| a strong hat, worn to protect the head.
| cycling helmet
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help
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| to make something easier or better for someone.
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helpless
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| unable to take care of yourself.
| A baby is completely helpless.
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hemisphere
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| one half of the world.
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herb
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| a plant that is used fresh or dried to flavor food or to make medicines.
| Two different types of herb.
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herd
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| a group of large, grazing animals.
| A herd of bison.
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here
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| in this place.
| Is there a doctor here?
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