H
Habit is second nature, [40]
Hackneyed, [79]
Hail-fellow-well-met, [75], [176]
Hairs, to split, [9]
Hale and hearty, [42]
Half a loaf is better than no bread, [138], [182]
Half in jest, half in earnest, [123]
Half seas over, [232]
Hall marked, [78]
Hand and glove together, [44], [99], [116]
Hands make light work, many, [9]
Hand to hand, [80]
Hand to mouth, to live from, [147]
Hanged for a sheep as a lamb, [34], [69], [134]
Harm watch, harm catch, [155]
Harp on same string, [60], [107]
Haste makes waste, [141]
Haul over the coals, [211]
Hawk from handsaw, not to know, [178]
Heads or tails, [113]
Hear both sides, [71]
Helping hand, to give a, [84], [154]
Helve after hatchet, [19]
He who will not when he may, [202]
Hiding, to give a good, [3]
High winds blow on high hills, [137]
Hint, to take a, [108]
Hit the mark, [122]
Hit with a vengeance, [154]
Holloa before out of wood, [69]
Home, no place like, [68], [172]
Home, to make oneself at, [3]
Honest man’s word, [143], [179]
Honesty is the best policy, [126]
Honour among thieves, [153]
Honour to whom honour is due, [59], [211]
Hook or crook, [43]
Hooligan, [17]
Hope, the last, [188]
Horse of another colour, [25], [156]
Horse to grass, to send a, [231]
Horse, to ride the high, [66]
Host, to reckon without, [76], [143]
House nor home, [121]
H’s, to drop one’s, [89]
Hue and cry, [78]
Hunger is the best sauce, [18]
Hunger tames the lion, [115]
Hungry as a hunter, [111]
Hungry man is an angry man, [7]
Hurry the less speed, the more, [50]