### habit:

Growth habit
* combination of stem growth orientation plus overall growth shape.
* refers to the outline or branching pattern.

Healthy habit
* Most healthy habits change life.
* Some healthy habits help health.
* are the best and easiest way to prevent the spread of germs every day.

Nervous habit
* are often outlets for pent-up energy.
* stem from the emotion of fear.

Old habit
* are resistant to change.
* die hard, and sometimes they never die at all
  - especially when they're in our genes
  - however, and ingrained in human nature is the capacity for self-destruction
* don t die, and the preconceptions of gender have reemerged in evolutionary psychology.
* take generations upon generations to disappear, if they disappear at all.

Physical habit
* are forms or patterns that are found in the etheric body.
* have a profound effect on the mind too.

Plant habit
* range from low-growing clusters to tall, nodding show plants.
* varies from stoloniferous to essentially monostem.

Habitat quality
* Most habitat quality influences reproductive success.
* affects use of underpasses.
* is the result of past or present land use and varies across Mississippi.

Haddock
* Most haddock has soft mouths
  - white flesh.
  * It only lives in the sea. Haddocks are important fish for the fishing industry. The fish can be easily recognised by a black line on the white side of the fish. Pollock fish with reversed coloring, white line on a black background
* bony fish
* has flesh
* reaches weight.

### halal:

Vegetable shortening
* are a blend of many types of vegetable oils.
* is halal.
* performs like lard with less saturated fat.

### half dietary fiber:

Basil seed
* Most basil seeds look like black seeds
* are half dietary fiber.

Halite
* Some halite is processed for use as a seasoning for food.
* are minerals
  - sodium chloride
* can be any color like white red, yellow, orange, pink, green, blue, violet, and gray.
* forms isometric crystals.
* is about the simplest mineral there is
  - common salt
* precipitates out after even more evaporation.
* salt crystal, similar to table salt.

Halo
* child's toy to be stepped on.
* is produced by refraction through ice crystals.
* is, perhaps a few times larger than disk.
* nontechnical term to denote either a disk behind the head or a circle surrounding it.
* ring of light encircling and extending outward from the sun or moon.

### handicraft:

Lace making
* implies the production of ornament and fabric concurrently.
* tradition as well as a job.

Handiwork
* includes sections.
* is work

Handle
* are a general purpose class of identifier
  - way to reference different windows objects
  - appendages
* are located in bathrooms
  - car doors
  - drawers
  - fridges
  - hardware stores
  - water fountains
* are part of baggage
  - baseball bats
  - briefcases
  - brushs
  - cutlery
  - faucets
  - hammers
  - hand tools
  - handlebars
  - ladles
  - mugs
  - racket
  - shovels
  - teacups
  - umbrellas
  - parts
  - pointers
  - produced in a wide variety of shapes and styles
  - the link between the cutting edge and the human hand
* are used for carry
  - grippings
  - liftings
  - opening doors
  - pulling
* is an appendage

### handle:

Hilt
* Some hilts are part of blades
  - cutlasses
  - dirks
  - scimitars
  - swords
* are handles.
* are part of daggers

Knob
* are decoration
* are located in control panels
  - doorways
  - hardware stores
  - television
* are part of hilts
  - radios
  - projections
* are used for opening doors
* emerge from waters dark with tannic acids.
* regulate the amount of lubricant that is supplied with each stroke of the pump.