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scurry, sprint: Mrs Grumble hustles off to the market every
morning. He said that one must really hustle to make a living
these days. 2 shove, push, drive, force, hasten, expedite,
press: The bill was hustled through the legislature in just one
day. 3 shove, crowd, push, jostle, elbow, thrust, force: She
tried to hustle her way to the front of the queue. 4 push,
eject, force, coerce, drive, Colloq bounce: He was hustled out
the back door.
--n. 5 pushing, jostling, buffeting, jarring, elbowing,
shoving, nudging: We always take taxis to avoid the hustle in
the underground. 6 activity, action, stir, movement: I can't
concentrate with all the hustle and bustle going on in the
office.
hut n. cabin, shack, shanty, shed, lean-to, shelter, cote, Literary
cot, Australian gunyah: We found a tiny hut where we could keep
out of the storm.
8.6 hybrid...
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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 adj. clean, sanitary, sterile, disinfected, germ-free, aseptic,
pure: It is essential that hygienic surroundings be maintained
in hospitals.
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 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.