Idioms and phrases starting from H with their meanings.
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Idiom and Phrase |
Meaning |
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Having a whole of a time |
To enjoy very much |
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Hat trick |
Three success one after another |
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Hard to come by |
Difficult to find |
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Himalayan blunder |
A serious mistake |
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Hold on a sec |
To tell someone to wait |
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Have a ripper |
Enjoying your self |
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Have the guts |
Have the courage, brave |
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Have ants in your pants |
Not able to be still because being very excited or worried about something |
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Hither and tither |
Here and there |
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Heart missed a beat |
Being very excited |
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Hand and gloves |
Very intimate/ close friends. |
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Head for the hills |
Running away from trouble |
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Have eyes bigger than stomach |
Desiring more food than one can eat |
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Herculean task |
Tedious job |
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Head south |
Going bad |
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Hang in there |
To tell someone not to give up, or stay persistent |
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Hard cheese |
Hard luck |
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Have a big mouth |
Tells a secret, gossip |
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Hard sell |
Putting lots of pressure to do something |
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Heart of gold |
Kind and caring person |
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