Words starting with H

21 entries

• hanguear

  hang-geh-arverb

  To hang out.

  Spanish & Chicano●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• hasta la madre

  ah-stah lah mah-drehphrase

  Completely fed up, or completely full.

  Spanish & Chicano⚠Vulgar●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• haterade

  hayt-raidnoun

  Jealous criticism.

  Slang●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• heavy

  hev-eeadjective

  Very serious or intense.

  Slang●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• hecka

  hek-ahadverb

  Very — a polite way to say “hella”.

  SlangNorCal●●●Difficulty 3 of 3: Deep local

• heem

  noun

  To knock someone unconscious.

  Slang⚠Strong●●●Difficulty 3 of 3: Deep local

• hella

  hel-ahadverb

  Very, or a large amount.

  SlangNorCal●○○Difficulty 1 of 3: Widely known

• hella tight

  hel-ah tytadverb, adjective

  Really cool.

  Slang●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• Henny

  hen-eenoun, abbreviation

  Short for Hennessy, a brand of cognac often associated with celebration.

  Slang●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• highkey

  hy-keeadverb

  Obviously or openly, not in secret.

  Slang●○○Difficulty 1 of 3: Widely known

• hijo de puta

  ee-hoh deh poo-tahphrase, noun

  Son of a bitch.

  Spanish & Chicano⚠Vulgar●○○Difficulty 1 of 3: Widely known

• híjole

  ee-hoh-lehinterjection

  Whoa, or oh no.

  Spanish & Chicano●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• hike and hops

  hahyk and hahpsnoun, phrase

  A day of hiking followed by beer tasting.

  Slang●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: RegionalUnconfirmed

• homie

  hoh-meenoun

  A good friend.

  Slang●○○Difficulty 1 of 3: Widely known

• hood

  huhdnoun

  Short for neighborhood, often used to describe a specific community or area.

  Slang●○○Difficulty 1 of 3: Widely known

• horchata

  or-chah-tuhnoun

  A sweet cinnamon rice drink.

  Spanish & ChicanoSafe anywhere●○○Difficulty 1 of 3: Widely known

• huevón

  weh-vohnnoun, adjective

  A lazy person, or a buddy — tone decides.

  Spanish & Chicano⚠Vulgar●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• hundo

  huhn-dohnoun, abbreviation

  One hundred percent; completely.

  Slang●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• hundo p

  huhn-doh peenoun, abbreviation

  Totally; 100%.

  Slang●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional

• hustle

  huh-suhlnoun, verb

  Hard work, or a side way to make money.

  Slang●○○Difficulty 1 of 3: Widely known

• hyphy

  hy-feeadjective, noun

  Very excited and wild, especially while dancing.

  SlangNorCal●●○Difficulty 2 of 3: Regional