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VOCABULARY 85

H
Hab'-ile,skillful, fit.

Ha-bil'-i-ment, a garment.

Ha-bil-i-ta-tion, qualification.

Hab'-i-tat, a dwelling.

Hab'-i-tance, a home, a residence.

Hab'-nab, by chance.

Haf'-file, to prevaricate, or speak unintelligibly.

Haf'-ter, a wrangler.

Hag-i-ogʻ-ra-phy, the sacred writings.

Hal-lu-ci-na'-tion, error.

Harns, brains.

Heb-do-mad', a week.

Hege-mon'-i-cal, governmental.

Hel-min-thol-o-gy, the science of vermes.

Hem-i-ple-gy, a palsy that affects one-half of the body.

He-mop'-ty-sis, blood spitting.

Hem'-or-rhage, a flux, or flowing of blood.

He-pat-i-cal, pertaining to the liver.

Hep'-pen, neat, decent.

Her-ba'-ce-ous, pertaining to herbs.

Het-e-ro-ge'-ne-ous, dissimilar.

Hi-e-rogʻ-ra-phy, sacred writing.

Hi-e-rol-o-gy, a sermon.

Hi-lar'-i-ty, mirth.

Hip-poph'-a-gous, eating horseflesh.

Hir'-sute, shaggy

His-to-ri-ogʻ-ra-pher, a historian

Hoʻ-go, a strong scent.

Hoi'-den, a rude, bold girl.

Hom-i-let'-ic, social, conversable.

Hom'-i-list, a preacher.

Hom'-i-ly, a sermon.

Ho-mol-o-gous, similar.

Ho-moph'-o-ny, likeness of sound.