Verbs Starting with H and Containing S

Browse 113 valid English verbs starting with H and containing S, from House, Husband, Horse, Host, Harsh, Hearts and Harvest to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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harsh
harvest
hash
harness
harass
haste
hashtag
hassle
handshake
hasten
hairbrush
hamstring
handstand
hacksaw
handwash
hasp
hardscape
handspring
hardscaping
hansel
harshen
halse
handfast
handsel
hearts
hesitate
heaps
heist
heliski
hemstitch
heterotransplant
hiss
historicize
historied
highspot
hist
hirsel
hispanicize
hindcast
historify
hirsle
hish
hispaniolize
house
horse
host
honors
hosting
hose
hoops
hostess
hoist
hostel
homestead
hospitalize
holster
horseshoes
homeschool
homeschooling
horseshoe
hots
hotseat
hosanna
horserace
hopscotch
housesit
hosepipe
husband
hustle
hush
husk
huckster
hunkers
hushabye
hushaby
hypothesize
hyperstimulate
hypersensitize
hydroseed
hypostatize
hypostasize
hyposensitize
hysterectomize
hydrospeed
hydrocast
hypophysectomize
hysteroproterize

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