Verb with H
A common verb meaning to possess or experience.
A clear verb meaning to assist someone.
A verb meaning to strike something.
A verb meaning to conceal or go out of sight.
A verb meaning to grasp, carry, or keep.
A verb meaning to strongly dislike.
A verb meaning to jump or bounce lightly.
A verb: to perceive sound with your ears.
A verb meaning to search for or chase prey.
A verb: to embrace someone warmly.
A verb meaning to suspend or be suspended.
A verb meaning to walk long distances.
A verb meaning to cause or feel pain.
Verb meaning to wish or expect something.
Verb meaning to move or act quickly.
Verb meaning to make or become healthy.
Verb "heat", to make something warm or hot.
Verb "hack", to cut roughly or access computers.
Verb "hire", to employ or rent for payment.
Verb "handle", to manage or physically deal with.
Verb "hover", to stay in the air in one place.
Verb "heave", to lift or throw with effort.
Verb "hail", to call to attract attention or praise.
Verb "halt", to stop or come to a stop.
Verb "hurl", to throw something with great force.
To howl is to make a long loud cry, like a wolf.
Happen means to occur or take place.
To harm is to hurt or injure someone or something.
To hoard is to collect and keep a lot of things.
To holler is to shout or yell loudly.
To hammer is to hit something with a hammer.
To hatch is to emerge from an egg or plan.
To honk is to make a car horn or goose sound.
To push or hurry, also to work energetically.
To receive guests or store data on a server.
To visit or affect a place/person like a ghost.
To give, pass or assist with something.
Common verb meaning to pause or waver in doubt.
To experience unreal sensory perceptions.
To attach or catch with a hook-like device.
To bother or annoy persistently over time.
To create difficulty or obstruction for someone.
To make small spasmodic sounds when breathing.
To sharpen a blade or improve a skill.
Loudly shouting or yelling, esp. in anger or excitement.
To hiss = make a sharp sibilant sound
To pull or drag something heavy with effort.
"High" as verb: to boost or raise up, though rare
To hunch = bend the back or shoulders forward
To heed = pay attention or take notice of
To hum = make a low continuous sound
"Housing" = providing shelter or accommodation
To hound = to harass or pursue persistently
To hint = suggest something indirectly
To hoist = raise or lift, often with equipment
"High five" = slap palms in celebration ✋
To hale = to drag or haul, archaic but valid
To haggle = bargain persistently over price
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