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101hum and ha — ► hum and haw (or ha) Brit. be indecisive. Main Entry: ↑hum …
102hum and haw — ► hum and haw (or ha) Brit. be indecisive. Main Entry: ↑hum …
103hum´bling|ly — hum|bling «HUHM blihng, UHM », adjective. that humbles; humiliating. –hum´bling|ly, adverb …
104hum|bling — «HUHM blihng, UHM », adjective. that humbles; humiliating. –hum´bling|ly, adverb …
105hum´bug´ger — hum|bug «HUHM BUHG», noun, verb, bugged, bug|ging. –n. 1. a person who pretends to be what he is not; fraud; impostor: »What a humbug that woman is (Thackeray). SYNONYM(S): charlatan …
106hum|bug — «HUHM BUHG», noun, verb, bugged, bug|ging. –n. 1. a person who pretends to be what he is not; fraud; impostor: »What a humbug that woman is (Thackeray). SYNONYM(S): charlatan …
107hum|ma|ble — «HUHM uh buhl», adjective. easy to hum; likely to be hummed: »a hummable tune …
108hum´ming|ly — hum|ming «HUHM ihng», adjective. 1. that hums; buzzing. 2. Informal. brisk; vigorous; energetic. 3. Informal. foaming, strong, or heady. –hum´ming|ly, adverb …
109hum|ming — «HUHM ihng», adjective. 1. that hums; buzzing. 2. Informal. brisk; vigorous; energetic. 3. Informal. foaming, strong, or heady. –hum´ming|ly, adverb …
110hum|mus — «HUHM uhs, HUM uhs», noun. a purée of chickpeas made with sesame oil, garlic, and parsley, eaten in the Middle East as an appetizer. ╂[< Arabic hummus] …