What is another word for H?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈe͡ɪt͡ʃ], [ ˈeɪtʃ], [ ˈeɪ_tʃ]
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Synonyms for H:
n.
• Planck's Constant (noun) • atomic number 1 (noun) • gleefulness (noun) • henry (noun) • heroin (noun) • hydrogen (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- inspire,
- gasconade,
- weewee,
- vitamin e,
- accelerator pedal,
- give away,
- grass,
- buck,
- discolour,
- tang,
- constituent,
- hilarity,
- amiability,
- natural gas,
- cavort,
- sunshine,
- brightness level,
- grandness,
- bolt,
- do drugs,
- horseshit,
- flavor,
- grandeur,
- exhort,
- thwack,
- dump,
- flatulency,
- diddlyshit,
- glaze,
- gleam,
- smell,
- boast,
- hearten,
- cavalry,
- disport,
- abc,
- dummy,
- gladfulness,
- rubble,
- whoreson,
- coruscation,
- bullshit,
- play,
- detritus,
- doodly-squat,
- low-down,
- discolor,
- accelerator,
- pinhead,
- component,
- body of water,
- flavour,
- shite,
- barrack,
- ingredient,
- gas pedal,
- oxygen,
- gladsomeness,
- lark about,
- gaseous state,
- joviality,
- group o,
- varsity letter,
- sugarcoat,
- luminosity,
- einsteinium,
- narcotising,
- missive,
- distort,
- mirth,
- recreate,
- celebration,
- jack,
- semblance,
- cheer up,
- diddley,
- bluster,
- denounce,
- scintillation,
- gasoline,
- colouring,
- trash,
- stag,
- root on,
- one,
- the skinny,
- frisk,
- tinker's dam,
- alphabet,
- es,
- tinge,
- excitement,
- blaze,
- squat,
- emblazon,
- dope up,
- rudiments,
- coloring material,
- horse cavalry,
- take a crap,
- sparkle,
- tout,
- blow,
- scrap,
- atomic number 53,
- dose,
- atomic number 39,
- smoke,
- gasolene,
- brio,
- gloating,
- coloration,
- knight,
- soporiferous,
- cleverness,
- smacking,
- glint,
- gun,
- rollick,
- smartness,
- water supply,
- colouration,
- gymnastic horse,
- ace,
- hoot,
- petrol,
- boob,
- bastard,
- make,
- green goddess,
- luminance,
- sess,
- urge,
- ca-ca,
- damn,
- tell on,
- due east,
- pee,
- eastward,
- son of a bitch,
- defecate,
- pep up,
- sawbuck,
- betray,
- jolly up,
- atomic number 8,
- ezed,
- weed,
- stool,
- single,
- urine,
- colorize,
- peck,
- bonhomie,
- mirthfulness,
- tocopherol,
- sawhorse,
- splendor,
- gage,
- shucks,
- thunder,
- motherfucker,
- life,
- diddly-shit,
- debris,
- aliveness,
- living,
- type o,
- romp,
- diddly-squat,
- caper,
- dumbbell,
- good temper,
- slap,
- bang,
- smooch,
- darn,
- piddle,
- mother fucker,
- cola,
- merrymaking,
- glare,
- confect,
- hell dust,
- frothiness,
- playfulness,
- amiableness,
- dickhead,
- lark,
- booby,
- locoweed,
- unity,
- color in,
- savour,
- red cent,
- atomic number 99,
- sport,
- east,
- skunk,
- poop,
- turd,
- dust,
- vividness,
- sob,
- reek,
- savor,
- bull,
- shop,
- flatulence,
- liveliness,
- cheerfulness,
- colour,
- sapidity,
- cocksucker,
- throttle,
- slapdash,
- genius,
- luminousness,
- swash,
- vitality,
- 1,
- jolly along,
- colorise,
- spiritedness,
- narcotizing,
- merriment,
- jollification,
- magnificence,
- iodine,
- water system,
- run around,
- soporific,
- splendour,
- ane,
- piss,
- gloat,
- urge on,
- snitch,
- dogshit,
- nip,
- shine,
- taste,
- vivification,
- dirt,
- colourise,
- brag,
- sunniness,
- affableness,
- embolden,
- iodin,
- factor,
- bubbliness,
- gambol,
- abcs,
- nose drops,
- lightness,
- gloss,
- sens,
- take a shit,
- amusement,
- affability,
- skylark,
- glister,
- diddlysquat,
- rat,
- tinker's damn,
- invigoration,
- coloring,
- diddly,
- prick,
- shoot a line,
- first principles,
- yttrium,
- asshole,
- relish,
- pot,
- light,
- irrigate,
- vaunt,
- glisten,
- colourize.
- shit,
- o,
- A,
- i,
- smack,
- y,
- enthalpy,
- total heat,
- heat content,
- e.
How to use "H" in context?
THere are many chemical elements on the periodic table, but few with the name "h" (He, Helium, and Hydrogen). He, like all the other elements on the table, has a single electron in its nucleus. That electron is very close to the nucleus and can easily be grabbed by another atom, causing a nuclear reaction.
The names of the elements on the periodic table come from the Greek words for "sun" and "moon". Chemists hoped that naming the elements after things that we see everyday would help us remember how to spell them. The element hydrogen was named after the Greek god of the watery underworld, Hades.
Paraphrases for H:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Cardinal number
1:00, 0:00.
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Proper noun, singular
Has, settlements, cheers.
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Verb, past tense
Worked.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
Assisting.
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Verb, past participle
designated, known.
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Cardinal number
Homophones for H:
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- Synonyms:
- Improvisatory.
