Grandiloquent Dictionary
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hadeharia - ( ) The practice of constantly using the word "Hell" in speaking
hagiarchy - ( ) A government of saints
hagiocracy - ( ) Rulership by saints
hagiolatry - ( ) The worship of saints
haingle - ( ) To amble along in a feeble and listless manner
hajj - ( ) A pilgrimage to Mecca
halidom - ( ) Anything considered holy or sacred
haliography - ( ) A description of the sea
halomancy - ( ) Divination or magic using salt
hamartiologist - ( ) An expert on the subject of sin
hamartithia - ( ) Being likely to make a mistake
hamartophobia - ( ) A fear of sin or of sinning
hamiform - ( ) Shaped like a hook
hamirostrate - ( ) Having a hooked beak
haphephobia - ( ) See aphephobia
haptephobia - ( ) See aphephobia
haptodysphoria - ( ) A unpleasent feeling caused by handling any fuzzy surface
harengiform - ( ) Shaped like a herring
harpactophage - ( ) A predator which feeds on insects
harpaxophobia - ( ) The fear of thieves or of becoming a thief
harridan - ( ) A disreputable and violent woman
haruspex - ( ) A person who predicts the future using entrails
haruspication - ( ) Divination using entrails
haruspicy - ( ) See haruspication
hasenpfeffer - ( ) A well seasoned rabbit stew
havelock - ( ) The cloth that hangs from the back of a hat to protect the wearer's neck
hawsehole - ( ) The hole on a ship through which the anchor is lowered
heautontimorumenos - ( ) A form of masochism
heautontimorumenos - ( ) A masochist
hebephobia - ( ) The fear of young people
hebesphalmology - ( ) The study of juvenile deliquency
hecatomb - ( ) A religious sacrifice of 100 animals, or any mass slaughter
hecatompedon - ( ) Any building which is either 100 feet long or wide
hederaceous - ( ) Pertaining to ivy
hederate - ( ) To decorate with ivy
hednon - ( ) A present given to someone at their wedding
hedonophobia - ( ) A fear of pleasure
heliolater - ( ) A sun worshipper
heliophobia - ( ) The fear of the Sun
heliotropism - ( ) The tendency of plants to turn towards the sun
Hellenologophobia - ( ) A fear of Greek terms or complex terminology
hellenomania - ( ) The obsession with using either foreign or obscure wording
helminthophobia - ( ) The fear of becoming infested with worms
helminthous - ( ) Infested with intestinal worms
hemaphobia - ( ) See Hematophobia
hematomancy - ( ) Divination using blood
hematophagous - ( ) One who drinks blood
hematophobia - ( ) A fear of blood or the sight of blood
hemeralopia - ( ) Only being able to see at night
hemeraphonia - ( ) Able to speak only at night
hemophobia - ( ) See Hematophobia
heresyphobia - ( ) A fear of heresy
hermeneutics - ( ) Interpretations of the Bible
herpetiform - ( ) Resembling a reptile
herpetophobia - ( ) A fear of reptiles
heteropraxy - ( ) Pertaining to people who do not follow the teachings of their religion
hibernicism - ( ) An Irish trait or custom
hierocracy - ( ) Rulership by the church or by church officials
hierofastidia - ( ) A dislike of all holy objects
hieromachy - ( ) A war between members of the clergy
hieromancy - ( ) Divination using entrails
hierophobia - ( ) A fear of the clergy or of holy people
hieroscopy - ( ) Divination using entrails
higgler - ( ) A salesperson who insists on a certain price
hippanthropy - ( ) The delusion that one is a horse
hippobosca - ( ) A blood sucking fly
hippomancy - ( ) Divination by horses, or by the neighing of horses
hippophobia - ( ) A fear of horses
hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian - ( ) Pertaining to extremely long words
hirci - ( ) Armpit hair
hircine - ( ) Resembling or smelling like a goat
hirrient - ( ) A heavy trilling sound, such as a cat purring
hirsutophilia - ( ) An attraction to hairy men
hirsutophilia - ( ) Being attracted to hairy men
hirudinoid - ( ) Like a leech
hisbid - ( ) Having stubbly or being unshaven
hodophobia - ( ) The fear of travelling
homichlophobia - ( ) A fear of fog
homilophobia - ( ) A fear of sermons
hominist - ( ) One who advocates equal rights for men
honorificabilitudinitatibus - ( ) With honorableness (a nonsense word from medieval literature)
hordarian - ( ) The treasurer of a monastery or someone who controls a lot of money
hormephobia - ( ) A fear of shock
horology - ( ) The science of measuring time or making time pieces
horripilate - ( ) To get goose bumps
howdah - ( ) The riding seat on the back of an elephant
hoxter - ( ) The inside pocket on a suit or coat
humicubate - ( ) To lie still, as in some forms of prayer
humuhumunukunukuapuaa - ( ) A small Hawaiian fish
hyalophobia - ( ) A fear of glass
hydragyophobia - ( ) A fear of mercurial medicines
hydromancy - ( ) Divination by water of magic involving water
hydrophobia - ( ) The fear of water
hydrophobophobia - ( ) A fear of rabies
hydrophobophobia - ( ) The fear of hydrophobia
hyetophobia - ( ) A fear of rain
hygrophobia - ( ) A fear of dampness
hygrophobia - ( ) A fear of liquids
hylephobia - ( ) A fear of epilepsy
hylephobia - ( ) A fear of materialism
hylophobia - ( ) A fear of forests
hylotheism - ( ) The belief that god and the universe are the same thing
hylozoism - ( ) The belief that matter has life and that life is a property of matter
hypegiaphobia - ( ) See hypengyophobia
hypengyophobia - ( ) A fear of responsibility
hyperhedonia - ( ) Excessive pleasure caused by boring tasks
hypermnesia - ( ) Having an exceptional memmory
hyperprosexia - ( ) Excessive attention to something
hyperthemalgesia - ( ) An increased sensitivity to heat
hypnomancy - ( ) Divination by hypnosis
hypnophobia - ( ) A fear of sleeping
hypnopompic - ( ) the fuzzy state between being awake and asleep
hypobulia - ( ) Trouble making up one's mind
hypophobia - ( ) A fear of not being afraid
hyposmia - ( ) A disorder in which one has no sense of smell
hypselotimophobia - ( ) A fear of high prices
hypsiphobia - ( ) A fear of heights or high places
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