| A | B |
|---|
| Heroin | A poisonous, habit-forming drug made from morphine |
| Heroine | A woman admired for her great deeds. 2. the most important female character in a story |
| Hew | To cut with an ax |
| Hue | Color |
| Hoard | What is saved and stored away. (V. to save and store away) |
| Horde | A crowd |
| Hostel | A lodging place; an inn; a hotel; especially for young people on a hike or bicycle tour. |
| Hostile | opposed; unfriendly |
| Humorous | Funny; amusing |
| Humerus | The long bone in the upper part of the arm |
| Impassable | Not passable |
| Impassible | Not showing pain; unfeeling; impassive |
| Key | A thing that locks and unlocks; a thing that explains and answers; a scale or system of notes in |
| Quay | A landing place were ships load and unload |
| Kill | to cause death; to end |
| Kiln | A furnace or oven for burning, baking, or drying. |
| Knight | In the Middle ages, a man of high rank pledged to do good deeds. |
| Night | The time between sunset and sunrise. |
| Lama | A Buddhist priest in Tibet and Mongolia |
| Llama | A South American mammal something like a camel |
| Leak | A hole or crack that lets something in or out. |
| Leek | An onion like vegetable |
| Literal | Taking word in their usual meaning. |
| Littoral | Of a shore; on the shore. |
| Lumbar | OF the lions; lower region of the back or spine. |
| Lumber | - Timer; logs; boards. |
| Maize | Indian Corn |
| Maze | A puzzling network of paths. |
| Marshal | An officer; a person who organizes a parade. |
| Martial | Of war; war like |
| Mean | To signify. |
| Mien | Manner of holding the hear or body; bearing; appearance. |
| Miner | A man who words in a mine. |
| Minor | Smaller; less important; under legal age. |
| Morning | The part of the day ending at noon. |
| Mourning | Sorrowing. |
| Naval | Having to do with navy. |
| Navel | The scar in the middle of the stomach |
