| A | B |
|---|
| grimace | to make a twisted facial 4expression |
| grisly | gory |
| gruesome | grisly; gory |
| gruff | harsh; hoarse; rude; rough |
| gullible | harsh; hoarse; rude; rough |
| hackneyed | overused; trite |
| haggard | worn and exhausted-looking |
| hallowed | holy; sacred |
| harangue | a speech that marked by strong feeling, especially anger; a tirade |
| harbinger | a sign of something to come; a forerunner; an omen |
| haughty | proud, vain, and arrogant; “stuck up” |
| hedonism | a philosophy that life should be devoted to pleasure, a philosophy which is opposed to stoicism, the philosophy that one should be indifferent to pain or pleasure |
| heinous | wicked; vile |
| hierarchy | a system involving higher and lower ranks; a pecking order |
| hirsute | covered with hair |
| hoary | gray or white from age; old |
| homily | a hackneyed saying; a proverb; a platitude |
| homonym | a word that sounds like another word but has a different meaning |
