heart-broken,a.disconsolate, inconsolable,broken-hearted.heartburn,n.cardialgia, water-brash, pyrosis.heartburning,n.discontent,resentment, envy,rankling.hearthstone,n.hearth,fireside, ingleside.Associated words: Vesta, Hestia.heartless,a.acardiac;cruel,pitiless. Seecruel.heart-shaped,a.cordate, cordiform.heartwood,n.duramen.hearty,a.cordial, heartfelt,sincere;healthy,robust, hale;nourishing,nutritious.heat,n.warmth, caloric; cauma.Associated words: pyrology, pyrologist, thermology, pyrometry, pyrometer, pyronomics, calorifics, therm, thermal, pyrography, caloric, calorie, thermic, swelter, thermostat, thermometer, thermometry.heat,n.vehemence,fire,ardor, impetuosity,fervor,fervency,zeal, intensity,enthusiasm; œstrus,rut.heat,v.warm, calefy.heathen,a.pagan, heathenish, paganic, gentile, paganish;irreligious,godless.heathen,n.pagan, idolater.heathenism,n.idolatry, paganism, pagandom, gentilism; irreligion,godlessness.heathenize,v.paganize.heat stroke.insolation.heaven,n.Paradise, Elysium, Eden, the New Jerusalem,glory; Olympus, Elysium, Elysian, Arcadia; Valhalla, Walhalla; Nirvana.heavenly,a.celestial, supernal;divine, beatific,ravishing,sublime, ecstatic.heaviness,n.weight, ponderosity, ponderousness, gravity.heavy,a.weighty,massive,ponderous; burdensome,oppressive,onerous,severe; unraised, soggy, indigestible,unleavened.heavy hand.severity,oppression,persecution,tyranny,extortion.hector,v.torment,tease,plague,bully,harass.heed,v.mind,regard,consider,notice,attend.heed,n.regard,attention,consideration,notice.Antonyms:disregard,inattention.heedful,a.attentive, circumspect,cautious,vigilant,mindful.Antonyms:inattentive, uncircumspect,unmindful,careless, heedless.heel bone.calcaneum, fibulare.height,n.altitude, loftiness;elevation; stature, tallness; eminence,exaltation;summit,zenith, apex, culmination.Associated words: altimetry, altimeter, hypsometry, hypsometer.heinous,a.atrocious,flagrant, flagitious,monstrous,nefarious.heir,n.inheritor;scion;coheir, parcener.hell,n.inferno, infernal regions, Gehenna, limbo, abyss, Avernus, Pandemonium, Abaddon,Styx, Hades, Sheol, thegrave; Naraka (Buddhism).hellish,a.infernal, malignant,fiendish, diabolical,atrocious.helm,n.rudder, tiller,wheel;steersman,pilot;command,control, administration.helmet,n.casque, headpiece, morion, sallet.help,v.abet,assist, befriend,succor,aid,coöperate, collaborate,second, facilitate, subsidize;remedy, ameliorate,alleviate,promote, further.help,n.aid,assistance,succor,support, facilitation,backing, subsidy, subvention,coöperation;remedy,relief,cure, restorative.helper,n.assistant,ally,auxiliary,supporter, abettor, helpmeet,associate, coadjutor,confederate, deputy,aider, colleague, acolyte, adjuvant, collaborator, subsidiary, co-aid, coöperator,accessory,accomplice.helpful,a.assistant, conducive, instrumental,useful, salutary.helping,a.assisting,auxiliary, subsidiary,accessory.helter-skelter,adv.(Colloq.) irregularly,disorderly, pell-mell,headlong.hem in.environ,surround, encompass,beset, hedge in.hen,n.partlet; pullet (young hen).herald,n.messenger,forerunner, precursor,harbinger, crier.herald,v.proclaim,announce,foretell, usher in.herd,n.drove;rabble,mob,multitude.Associated words: gregarious, gregal.herdsman,n.ranchman, vaquero,cowboy, vacher.hereditary,a.ancestral, patrimonial,inheritable, inherited.heritage,n.inheritance, hereditament, patrimony;possession.hermit,n.recluse, anchoret, anchorite, eremite,solitary, cenobite.heroic,a.valiant,bold, daring,brave;desperate, drastic,extreme.heroism,n.courage,valor,bravery,prowess, fortitude, intrepidity.hesitancy,n.indecision,vacillation,uncertainty,irresolution,wavering.hesitate,v.doubt,vacillate,falter, dubitate,waver,scruple, demur,deliberate.hesitation,n.indecision,doubt,vacillation,reluctance,wavering.hidden,a.covert,latent,concealed;recondite, esoteric,abstruse, unrevealed.hide,v.veil,cloak, conceal, dissemble, cache,secrete,mask;skulk, lurk.hidebound,a.untractable,bigoted,obstinate,uncompromising.hideous,a.horrible, grim, ogreish, grisly,repulsive,ugly,ghastly,shocking.hiding,n.concealment,secretion.high,a.lofty,tall, elevated, towering.high and dry.aground,beached,stranded.high and mighty.(Colloq.)arrogant,overbearing,domineering,lordly.higher,a.supernal.highest,a.loftiest, superlative,meridian, maximum,supreme, topgallant.highest good.summum bonum.highest point.meridian, culmination,zenith, maximum.highfaluting,a.bombastic, grandiloquent.--n.bombast.highflown,a.bombastic, grandiloquent, pretentious, magniloquent,grandiose.highflying,a.aspiring, presumptuous,ambitious, Icarian.highgo,n.(Colloq.)spree,revel,carousal.highhanded,a.overbearing,tyrannical,arbitrary,autocratic,despotic.high jinks.(Colloq.)revelry,carousal, wildsport.highland,n.plateau.high liver.gormand, sybarite,epicure, gourmet,voluptuary, gastronomer,bon vivant.high living.gormandism, sybaritism,epicurism,luxury.Antonyms: asceticism, abstemiousness,moderation.highminded,a.magnanimous,honorable,noble.Antonyms:mean,base,low,servile,abject,ignoble.highmindedness,n.magnanimity.high time.fulltime; (Slang)carousal,revelry.hightoned,a.shrill, acute; magnanimous,honorable; (Colloq.)fashionable,aristocratic.highwayman,n.bandit, desperado, roadagent,outlaw,footpad.hill,n.mound, eminence,knoll,elevation; monadnock; butte; monticle; copple; Acropolis; foothill.hillock,n.knoll, mound.hilly,a.undulating,uneven,rolling.hind,n.rustic,boor,peasant.hinder,n.(Slang) buttocks,rump,seat,fundament.hinder,a.rear,back.hinder,v.retard,obstruct,hamper,impede,forestall, forefend,check,thwart,foil.hindrance,n.retardation, hindering;obstacle,impediment,obstruction,restraint,frustration, encumbrance,check.hinge joint.diarthrosis, ginglymus.hint,v.intimate,suggest, imply, allude to,refer.hint,n.allusion,suggestion,insinuation, intimation, innuendo,inkling.hip,n.haunch, huckle; (hip-bone) innominate, ilium, ischium, pubis.Associated words: sciatic, ischial, ischiatic, coxalgia, acetabulum.hire,n.salary,wages,pay,stipend,remuneration, compensation.--v.engage;let,lease.hireling,a.mercenary,venal.--n.mercenary.hiss,n.sibilation, sibilance,hissing.--v.sibilate,whiz.hissing,a.sibilant, sibilatory.history,n.annals,chronicle,record,account; biography, autobiography.Associated words: historic, historicity, historian, historiology, historiography, Clio, prehistoric.hit,v.smite, buffet,strike.hitch,n.catch,impediment,obstacle,obstruction, contretemps.--v.hook,yoke,unite,attach.hoard,v.garner,amass,save, treasure.hoard,n.store,supply,stock,accumulation.hoarse,a.harsh,discordant,husky, raucous, guttural.hobgoblin,n.sprite,goblin,bugaboo.hobo,n.(Colloq.)tramp,vagrant,vagabond.hodgepodge,n.medley, farrago, salmagundi, potpourri.hog,n.swine, porker;boar;sow; barrow (castrated);glutton.Associated word: porcine.hoggish,a.swinish,gluttonous,voracious.hoitytoity,a.flighty,giddy,thoughtless.hold,v.sustain,restrain,retain, detain,withhold,arrest;contain;clutch,grasp,grip, clinch.hold back.check,restrain,impede,curb,retard.holdback,n.check,hindrance,restraint,impediment.holder,n.tenant, occupier;incumbent.hold in.restrain,curb,check,repress,retain, rein.holding,n.restraint, retention,checking, continence,tenacity,detention; tenure, incumbency.Antonyms: incontinence,release.hole,n.cavity, excavation,pit,perforation,rent, fissure,opening, aperture, delve, cache, concavity, mortise,puncture, orifice, eyelet,crevice,loophole, interstice,gap, spiracle,vent,bung, pothole, manhole,scuttle, scupper, muset,muse;cave, holt,den, lair,retreat,cover,hovel, burrow.Antonyms: imperforation, closure.Associated words: auger,drill, gimlet,bodkin,bore,bit,puncture,perforate,pink, awl, stylet, imperforable, imperforate,punch, wimble,pierce, eyeleteer, dibble,plug,spigot, spile, gouge, puncheon,probe.holiday,n.festival,fête,fiesta(Sp.).holiness,n.sanctity,piety, godliness, devoutness,sacredness.hollow,a.excavated, cavernous,vacant,void,unfilled,empty; cannulated;concave,depressed,gaunt, sunken;insincere,unsound,false,hypocritical.Antonyms:convex, protuberant,sincere.hollow,v.scoop, excavate,concave.hollow,n.depression, cavity,valley; concavity,channel,groove,concave,recess; correi.holy,a.sacred, consecrated,hallowed, sanctified, saintly,godly,pious,guileless.Holy Ghost.Paraclete, Holy Spirit, the Comforter, the Sanctifier.holy oil.chrism.Associated words: chrismatory, chrismation, chrismal, cruet, ampulla,unction.holy water.Associated words: asperges, aspergill, aspergillum, aspersorium, aspersoir, stoup, font, bénitier, cruet, hyssop.homage,n.deference, obeisance,reverence,honor; fealty,fidelity,allegiance; adoration.home,n.domicile,residence, dwelling-place,abode,dwelling, hearth,hearthstone; habitat,seat;asylum,retreat.Associated words:domestic, domesticate, domesticity, domestication, inhabitativeness.homeborn,a.native, indigenous.homely,a.plain, plain-looking, uncomely; inelegant,rude.homesickness,n.nostalgia.Associated word: nostalgic.homing instinct.orientation.hone,n.oilstone.honest,a.honorable, reputable;upright,sincere,guileless, ingenuous, incorruptible.honesty,n.uprightness, probity, integrity,candor,sincerity,rectitude.honey,n.Associated words: melliferous, mellific, mellification, metheglin, mellifluent, mellifluous, mellite, mellivorous, meliphagan, meliphagous, hydromel,mead,comb.honey-combed,a.alveolate, cellular, faviform, favaginous.honey-dew,n.meligo, nectar.honeysuckle,n.woodbine, caprifole.honey-tongued,a.persuasive,seductive.honor,n.respect,esteem,veneration,reverence, deference,homage; probity, integrity, magnanimity,uprightness,chastity,decency,virtue,modesty; eminence,distinction,fame;glory, excellency,pride.Antonyms:dishonor, disesteem, irreverence, improbity,disrepute,reproach.honor,v.esteem,respect,revere,reverence,venerate;dignify,exalt,elevate.honorable,a.upright,honest, equitable, reputable, magnanimous.honors,n. pl.titles, dignities, privileges.Associated words: timocracy, timocratic, honorary, honorific.hood,n.cowl, fascinator, capote, capoch, camail, amice, chaperon, capuchin, bashlyk (Russia).hooded,a.cowled, capistrate.hoodlum,n.(Colloq.)rowdy, larrikin.hoodwink,v.deceive,impose upon, delude, hoax,dupe,overreach.hook,n.hasp,clasp,catch;crook, tenaculum, peavey, clives, agraffe, fluke, pot-hook, cant-hook, cleek, trammel, cottrel;snare,decoy,trap; bill-hook, sickle.hook,v.fasten,catch,secure;entrap, ensnare;gore; (Colloq.)steal.hooked,a.aquiline,bent, curvated, uncinate.hookedness,n.aquilinity, incurvation.hoot,v.shout,deride, denounce, execrate.hop,v.spring,jump,skip,frisk,bound,leap,caper,trip,gambol,dance.hope,n.optimism,anticipation.Antonyms:despair,desperation, pessimism.hopeful,a.expectant, optimistic, promising, sanguine.
heart-broken,a.disconsolate, inconsolable,broken-hearted.
heartburn,n.cardialgia, water-brash, pyrosis.
heartburning,n.discontent,resentment, envy,rankling.
hearthstone,n.hearth,fireside, ingleside.Associated words: Vesta, Hestia.
heartless,a.acardiac;cruel,pitiless. Seecruel.
heart-shaped,a.cordate, cordiform.
heartwood,n.duramen.
hearty,a.cordial, heartfelt,sincere;healthy,robust, hale;nourishing,nutritious.
heat,n.warmth, caloric; cauma.Associated words: pyrology, pyrologist, thermology, pyrometry, pyrometer, pyronomics, calorifics, therm, thermal, pyrography, caloric, calorie, thermic, swelter, thermostat, thermometer, thermometry.
heat,n.vehemence,fire,ardor, impetuosity,fervor,fervency,zeal, intensity,enthusiasm; œstrus,rut.
heat,v.warm, calefy.
heathen,a.pagan, heathenish, paganic, gentile, paganish;irreligious,godless.
heathen,n.pagan, idolater.
heathenism,n.idolatry, paganism, pagandom, gentilism; irreligion,godlessness.
heathenize,v.paganize.
heat stroke.insolation.
heaven,n.Paradise, Elysium, Eden, the New Jerusalem,glory; Olympus, Elysium, Elysian, Arcadia; Valhalla, Walhalla; Nirvana.
heavenly,a.celestial, supernal;divine, beatific,ravishing,sublime, ecstatic.
heaviness,n.weight, ponderosity, ponderousness, gravity.
heavy,a.weighty,massive,ponderous; burdensome,oppressive,onerous,severe; unraised, soggy, indigestible,unleavened.
heavy hand.severity,oppression,persecution,tyranny,extortion.
hector,v.torment,tease,plague,bully,harass.
heed,v.mind,regard,consider,notice,attend.
heed,n.regard,attention,consideration,notice.Antonyms:disregard,inattention.
heedful,a.attentive, circumspect,cautious,vigilant,mindful.Antonyms:inattentive, uncircumspect,unmindful,careless, heedless.
heel bone.calcaneum, fibulare.
height,n.altitude, loftiness;elevation; stature, tallness; eminence,exaltation;summit,zenith, apex, culmination.Associated words: altimetry, altimeter, hypsometry, hypsometer.
heinous,a.atrocious,flagrant, flagitious,monstrous,nefarious.
heir,n.inheritor;scion;coheir, parcener.
hell,n.inferno, infernal regions, Gehenna, limbo, abyss, Avernus, Pandemonium, Abaddon,Styx, Hades, Sheol, thegrave; Naraka (Buddhism).
hellish,a.infernal, malignant,fiendish, diabolical,atrocious.
helm,n.rudder, tiller,wheel;steersman,pilot;command,control, administration.
helmet,n.casque, headpiece, morion, sallet.
help,v.abet,assist, befriend,succor,aid,coöperate, collaborate,second, facilitate, subsidize;remedy, ameliorate,alleviate,promote, further.
help,n.aid,assistance,succor,support, facilitation,backing, subsidy, subvention,coöperation;remedy,relief,cure, restorative.
helper,n.assistant,ally,auxiliary,supporter, abettor, helpmeet,associate, coadjutor,confederate, deputy,aider, colleague, acolyte, adjuvant, collaborator, subsidiary, co-aid, coöperator,accessory,accomplice.
helpful,a.assistant, conducive, instrumental,useful, salutary.
helping,a.assisting,auxiliary, subsidiary,accessory.
helter-skelter,adv.(Colloq.) irregularly,disorderly, pell-mell,headlong.
hem in.environ,surround, encompass,beset, hedge in.
hen,n.partlet; pullet (young hen).
herald,n.messenger,forerunner, precursor,harbinger, crier.
herald,v.proclaim,announce,foretell, usher in.
herd,n.drove;rabble,mob,multitude.Associated words: gregarious, gregal.
herdsman,n.ranchman, vaquero,cowboy, vacher.
hereditary,a.ancestral, patrimonial,inheritable, inherited.
heritage,n.inheritance, hereditament, patrimony;possession.
hermit,n.recluse, anchoret, anchorite, eremite,solitary, cenobite.
heroic,a.valiant,bold, daring,brave;desperate, drastic,extreme.
heroism,n.courage,valor,bravery,prowess, fortitude, intrepidity.
hesitancy,n.indecision,vacillation,uncertainty,irresolution,wavering.
hesitate,v.doubt,vacillate,falter, dubitate,waver,scruple, demur,deliberate.
hesitation,n.indecision,doubt,vacillation,reluctance,wavering.
hidden,a.covert,latent,concealed;recondite, esoteric,abstruse, unrevealed.
hide,v.veil,cloak, conceal, dissemble, cache,secrete,mask;skulk, lurk.
hidebound,a.untractable,bigoted,obstinate,uncompromising.
hideous,a.horrible, grim, ogreish, grisly,repulsive,ugly,ghastly,shocking.
hiding,n.concealment,secretion.
high,a.lofty,tall, elevated, towering.
high and dry.aground,beached,stranded.
high and mighty.(Colloq.)arrogant,overbearing,domineering,lordly.
higher,a.supernal.
highest,a.loftiest, superlative,meridian, maximum,supreme, topgallant.
highest good.summum bonum.
highest point.meridian, culmination,zenith, maximum.
highfaluting,a.bombastic, grandiloquent.--n.bombast.
highflown,a.bombastic, grandiloquent, pretentious, magniloquent,grandiose.
highflying,a.aspiring, presumptuous,ambitious, Icarian.
highgo,n.(Colloq.)spree,revel,carousal.
highhanded,a.overbearing,tyrannical,arbitrary,autocratic,despotic.
high jinks.(Colloq.)revelry,carousal, wildsport.
highland,n.plateau.
high liver.gormand, sybarite,epicure, gourmet,voluptuary, gastronomer,bon vivant.
high living.gormandism, sybaritism,epicurism,luxury.Antonyms: asceticism, abstemiousness,moderation.
highminded,a.magnanimous,honorable,noble.Antonyms:mean,base,low,servile,abject,ignoble.
highmindedness,n.magnanimity.
high time.fulltime; (Slang)carousal,revelry.
hightoned,a.shrill, acute; magnanimous,honorable; (Colloq.)fashionable,aristocratic.
highwayman,n.bandit, desperado, roadagent,outlaw,footpad.
hill,n.mound, eminence,knoll,elevation; monadnock; butte; monticle; copple; Acropolis; foothill.
hillock,n.knoll, mound.
hilly,a.undulating,uneven,rolling.
hind,n.rustic,boor,peasant.
hinder,n.(Slang) buttocks,rump,seat,fundament.
hinder,a.rear,back.
hinder,v.retard,obstruct,hamper,impede,forestall, forefend,check,thwart,foil.
hindrance,n.retardation, hindering;obstacle,impediment,obstruction,restraint,frustration, encumbrance,check.
hinge joint.diarthrosis, ginglymus.
hint,v.intimate,suggest, imply, allude to,refer.
hint,n.allusion,suggestion,insinuation, intimation, innuendo,inkling.
hip,n.haunch, huckle; (hip-bone) innominate, ilium, ischium, pubis.Associated words: sciatic, ischial, ischiatic, coxalgia, acetabulum.
hire,n.salary,wages,pay,stipend,remuneration, compensation.--v.engage;let,lease.
hireling,a.mercenary,venal.--n.mercenary.
hiss,n.sibilation, sibilance,hissing.--v.sibilate,whiz.
hissing,a.sibilant, sibilatory.
history,n.annals,chronicle,record,account; biography, autobiography.Associated words: historic, historicity, historian, historiology, historiography, Clio, prehistoric.
hit,v.smite, buffet,strike.
hitch,n.catch,impediment,obstacle,obstruction, contretemps.--v.hook,yoke,unite,attach.
hoard,v.garner,amass,save, treasure.
hoard,n.store,supply,stock,accumulation.
hoarse,a.harsh,discordant,husky, raucous, guttural.
hobgoblin,n.sprite,goblin,bugaboo.
hobo,n.(Colloq.)tramp,vagrant,vagabond.
hodgepodge,n.medley, farrago, salmagundi, potpourri.
hog,n.swine, porker;boar;sow; barrow (castrated);glutton.Associated word: porcine.
hoggish,a.swinish,gluttonous,voracious.
hoitytoity,a.flighty,giddy,thoughtless.
hold,v.sustain,restrain,retain, detain,withhold,arrest;contain;clutch,grasp,grip, clinch.
hold back.check,restrain,impede,curb,retard.
holdback,n.check,hindrance,restraint,impediment.
holder,n.tenant, occupier;incumbent.
hold in.restrain,curb,check,repress,retain, rein.
holding,n.restraint, retention,checking, continence,tenacity,detention; tenure, incumbency.Antonyms: incontinence,release.
hole,n.cavity, excavation,pit,perforation,rent, fissure,opening, aperture, delve, cache, concavity, mortise,puncture, orifice, eyelet,crevice,loophole, interstice,gap, spiracle,vent,bung, pothole, manhole,scuttle, scupper, muset,muse;cave, holt,den, lair,retreat,cover,hovel, burrow.Antonyms: imperforation, closure.Associated words: auger,drill, gimlet,bodkin,bore,bit,puncture,perforate,pink, awl, stylet, imperforable, imperforate,punch, wimble,pierce, eyeleteer, dibble,plug,spigot, spile, gouge, puncheon,probe.
holiday,n.festival,fête,fiesta(Sp.).
holiness,n.sanctity,piety, godliness, devoutness,sacredness.
hollow,a.excavated, cavernous,vacant,void,unfilled,empty; cannulated;concave,depressed,gaunt, sunken;insincere,unsound,false,hypocritical.Antonyms:convex, protuberant,sincere.
hollow,v.scoop, excavate,concave.
hollow,n.depression, cavity,valley; concavity,channel,groove,concave,recess; correi.
holy,a.sacred, consecrated,hallowed, sanctified, saintly,godly,pious,guileless.
Holy Ghost.Paraclete, Holy Spirit, the Comforter, the Sanctifier.
holy oil.chrism.Associated words: chrismatory, chrismation, chrismal, cruet, ampulla,unction.
holy water.Associated words: asperges, aspergill, aspergillum, aspersorium, aspersoir, stoup, font, bénitier, cruet, hyssop.
homage,n.deference, obeisance,reverence,honor; fealty,fidelity,allegiance; adoration.
home,n.domicile,residence, dwelling-place,abode,dwelling, hearth,hearthstone; habitat,seat;asylum,retreat.Associated words:domestic, domesticate, domesticity, domestication, inhabitativeness.
homeborn,a.native, indigenous.
homely,a.plain, plain-looking, uncomely; inelegant,rude.
homesickness,n.nostalgia.Associated word: nostalgic.
homing instinct.orientation.
hone,n.oilstone.
honest,a.honorable, reputable;upright,sincere,guileless, ingenuous, incorruptible.
honesty,n.uprightness, probity, integrity,candor,sincerity,rectitude.
honey,n.Associated words: melliferous, mellific, mellification, metheglin, mellifluent, mellifluous, mellite, mellivorous, meliphagan, meliphagous, hydromel,mead,comb.
honey-combed,a.alveolate, cellular, faviform, favaginous.
honey-dew,n.meligo, nectar.
honeysuckle,n.woodbine, caprifole.
honey-tongued,a.persuasive,seductive.
honor,n.respect,esteem,veneration,reverence, deference,homage; probity, integrity, magnanimity,uprightness,chastity,decency,virtue,modesty; eminence,distinction,fame;glory, excellency,pride.Antonyms:dishonor, disesteem, irreverence, improbity,disrepute,reproach.
honor,v.esteem,respect,revere,reverence,venerate;dignify,exalt,elevate.
honorable,a.upright,honest, equitable, reputable, magnanimous.
honors,n. pl.titles, dignities, privileges.Associated words: timocracy, timocratic, honorary, honorific.
hood,n.cowl, fascinator, capote, capoch, camail, amice, chaperon, capuchin, bashlyk (Russia).
hooded,a.cowled, capistrate.
hoodlum,n.(Colloq.)rowdy, larrikin.
hoodwink,v.deceive,impose upon, delude, hoax,dupe,overreach.
hook,n.hasp,clasp,catch;crook, tenaculum, peavey, clives, agraffe, fluke, pot-hook, cant-hook, cleek, trammel, cottrel;snare,decoy,trap; bill-hook, sickle.
hook,v.fasten,catch,secure;entrap, ensnare;gore; (Colloq.)steal.
hooked,a.aquiline,bent, curvated, uncinate.
hookedness,n.aquilinity, incurvation.
hoot,v.shout,deride, denounce, execrate.
hop,v.spring,jump,skip,frisk,bound,leap,caper,trip,gambol,dance.
hope,n.optimism,anticipation.Antonyms:despair,desperation, pessimism.
hopeful,a.expectant, optimistic, promising, sanguine.