
hybrid | hybrid: n. mixture, cross-breed, half-breed, mongrel, cross, composite, combination, compound: The best wheat for this region is a hybrid developed in our laboratory.
hygienic | hygienic: adj. clean, sanitary, sterile, disinfected, germ-free, aseptic, pure: It is essential that hygienic surroundings be maintained in hospitals.
hypnotize | hypnotize: v. fascinate, mesmerize, entrance, cast a spell over or on, captivate, enchant, charm, spellbind, bewitch, enrapture, ensorcell, transport: Greg is completely hypnotized by that singer at Felipe''s nightclub.
hypocrisy | hypocrisy: n. deceit, deceitfulness, duplicity, double-dealing, deception, chicanery, guile, quackery, charlatanism or charlatanry, falseness, fakery, falseness, lying, mendacity, Pharisaism or Phariseeism, Tartuffery, insincerity, two-facedness, sanctimony, sanctimoniousness, Colloq phoneyness or US also phoniness: I loath hypocrisy and double standards.
hypocrite | hypocrite: n. deceiver, double-dealer, quack, charlatan, impostor or imposter, mountebank, confidence man or trickster, faker, pretender, liar, Pharisee, whited sepulchre, Tartuffe, flimflammer, Colloq phoney or US also phony, con man, flimflam man or artist, two-face: It is incredible that so many were duped by that hypocrite.
hypocritical | hypocritical: adj. deceptive, deceitful, deceiving, insincere, dissembling, feigning, dissimulating, double-dealing, false, fake, faking, two-faced, pretending, lying, mendacious, Pharisaic(al), sanctimonious, dishonest, underhand, treacherous, perfidious, untrustworthy: He regards the Victorians as nothing but smug prudes and hypocritical moralizers.
hypothesis | hypothesis: n. theory, theorem, postulate, premise or premiss, proposition, assumption, supposition, speculation: Cadwallader''s Hypothesis is that television sets watch viewers while viewers are watching them.
hypothetical | hypothetical: adj. assumed, supposed, conjectural, conjectured, hypothesized, putative, surmised, assumed, presumed, suspected, imagined, guessed, speculative, speculated, theoretical, suppositional, suppositious or supposititious: Let us take the hypothetical case of someone, for example, who refuses to pay income tax.
hysterical | hysterical: adj. 1 raving, mad, beside oneself, crazed, irrational, distracted, rabid, frantic, frenzied, wild, berserk, uncontrolled, uncontrollable, unrestrained, unrestrainable: They are subject to violent, hysterical outbursts. 2 hilarious, side-splitting, uproarious, farcical, comical, funny: The absolutely hysterical sign in our Japanese hotel read, ''You are invited to take advantage of the chambermaid''.
