Most Used English Words for 14th May : Here is the complete list.

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Most Used English Words FOR 14TH May :

Heart (n) : the organ keeping up the circulation of the blood, enthusiasm, centre
Heartbroken (adj.) : intensively grieved
Heartburning (n) : discontent, hostility
Hearten (v) : encourage
Heartfelt (adj.) : hearty, sincere
Hearth (n) : place on which fire is made
Heartily (adv) : sincerely
Heartless (adj.) : without heart, pitiless
Heart-rending (adj.) : agonising
Hearty (adj.) : sincere, cordial
Heat (n) : warmth, temperature, hot weather
Heat (v) : warm, excite
Heath (n) : low growing bush, area of waste land
Heather (n) : a wild shrubby plant
Heave (n) : lift, elevate, throw
Heave (n) : rising, upward motion
Heaven (n) : the place of everlasting happiness, God
Heaven-born (adj.) : born of heaven
Heavenly (adj.) : celestial, perfect
Heavy (adj.) : weighty
Heavy (adv.) : heavily
Habitude (n) : stupidity
Hebrew (n) : a Jew
Hedge (n) : fence, thicket
Hedge (v) : put a barrier
Hedge-bill (n) : cutting hook for dressing hedges
Hedgehog (n) : a small animal with spines or bristles
Heed (n) : attention, care
Heed (v) : attend to
Heedful (adj.) : watchful, attentive
Heedful (adv.) : heedfully
Heedless (adj.) : negligent, careless
Heedlessly (adj.) : negligently, carelessly
Heel (n) : the hind part of the foot
Heel (v) : fix a heel to
Heeled (adj.) :armed with revolver
Hefty (adj.) : strong, sturdy, heavy
Heifer (n) : a young cow
Height (n) : elevation, excellence, eminence
Heighten (v) : elevate, increase, raise
Heinous (adj.) : atrocious, very wicked, hateful
Heir (n) : successor, an inheritor
Heir-apparent (n) : one having right to succession
Held (v) : past tense and past participle of HOLD
Hell (n) : nether world
Hellish (adj.) : infernal, very wicked
Hellish (adv.) : hellishly
Helm (n) : rudder, wheel, tiller
Helmet (n) : armour for the head
Helm (n) : armour for the head
Helmsman (n) : one who steers
Helot (n) : slave
Help (v) : aid, assist
Help (opp.) : helpless

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