| huge
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| very large or enormous.
| He was so hungry that he ate a huge plateful of food.
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| hum
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| to make a musical sound with your lips closed.
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| human being
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| a man, woman, or child.
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| humane
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| kind and merciful.
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| humid
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| warm and damp.
| The weather was humid.
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| humiliate
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| to make someone feel ridiculous or ashamed.
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| humor
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| the ability to see or show that something is funny.
| A good sense of humor.
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| hump
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| a large, round lump.
| This camel has two humps.
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| hung
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| to hang
| I hung my coat up when I arrived this morning
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| hungry
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| wanting or needing something to eat.
| hungry chicks
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| hunt
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| to chase an animal, often to kill it for food.
| Lions hunt in packs.
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| hurl
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| to throw something as hard as you can.
| She hurled the cushion across the room.
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| hurricane
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| a violent storm with very strong winds.
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| hurry
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| to act quickly because there is not a lot of time.
| He had to hurry to deliver the package on time.
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| hurt
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| to cause pain or injury.
| I hurt my leg when I fell.
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| husband
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| a married man.
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| hush
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| silence.
| There was a hush as the teacher came into the room.
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| hut
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| a small shelter.
| Tourists stayed in huts on the beach.
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| hutch
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| a large box made of wood and wire for a small pet to live in.
| rabbit hutch
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| hydrogen
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| a gas that is lighter than air, burns easily, and has no taste, color, or smell.
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| hyena
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| 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.
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| hygiene
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| cleanliness and health.
| Good hygiene is important in the kitchen.
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| hysterical
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| crying or laughing wildly.
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| ice
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| frozen water.
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| iceberg
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| a huge piece of ice floating in cold seas.
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| ice cream
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| a sweet, frozen food made mainly from cream or milk.
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| ice cube
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| a small block of ice used in drinks.
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| ice rink
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| a surface of ice where people skate; also called a “skating rink.”
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| ice skate
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| a boot with a metal blade on the sole, used for skating on ice.
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| icicle
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| a hanging piece of ice, formed by dripping water that has frozen.
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