➠ Words with H

latch

- Fasten strip outside front of cottage
- Part of a door fastener
- Fasten the door left at church
- -- gate opener?
- Hold fast onto
- Fasten cross in Californian city church
- Clasp or fastener on some doors and gates
- fastener in the portal at church
- Garden gate fastener
- 2012 Disclosure hit featuring Sam Smith that peaked in 2014 ... or a gate fastener
- Gate-closing device
- Baby gate feature
- Gate securer
- Gate fastening
- Gate feature
- Gate closer
- Bathroom stall fastener
- Gate-locking device
- Gate clasp
- Gate mechanism
- Fasten a gate
- Close a gate
- Gate holder
- Gate closure
- Simple fastener
- Gate fastener
- Lock fastener
- Fastener
- Gate attachment
- Gate part
- Door fastener
- door fastener kept in stall at church
- Fasten
- Start a nursing session
- It holds the door in the chapel at Christmas
- Fastening for door made of carbon in strip of wood
- type of closure fitting supplied by marine chandler
- Door-closing device
- may get a lift when you come in
- fastening feature
- It may get a lift when you come in
- Spring-loaded door lock
- bar girl at chennai arrested
- There's a catch in being flat-chested
- Metal bar for securing a door
- Part of lock
- Screen door handle
- ...... onto (take hold of)
- Door catch
- Basic security feature
- Fastening about to stop endlessly turning machine
- Churchill at Chartwell stays closer to door
- Closer to the door?
- Childproofing option
- Hook and eye, e.g
- Trunk piece
- No monies in slot machine by the door
- Part of many a diary
- Basic security device
- Liberal attending church, which provides closure
- Catch fifty in congregation, conceivably
- Opening means in flat changed
- Seize, with "onto"
- Car seat-securing feature
- Seatbelt securer
- Station wagon rear door feature
- Closing mechanism
- Close, in a way
- It can hold the key
- Hook and eye, for one
- Spring lock
- Closing device
- ...... onto (grab)
- Comprehend, with "on"
- Grasp, with "onto"
- Device on a door
- Get hold of (with "onto").
- Fastening.
- ...... onto (get hold of)
- Nickname for Paige, the oldest active pitcher.
- Door-lock
- Hold onto
- Closer
- Lock
- Clasp
- Fastening device
- It's a lock
- Place for a padlock
- Trunk part
- Door fastening
- Door securer
- Door closer
- Close securely
- Door part
- Door hardware
- Glom onto
- ".... catch!"
- latin 'h' [not 'i'] equals 'lock'
- Flat charge for plating lock
- It secures the door while many are at church

[ Edit ]
[ Other definitions ]

meh

- "I've seen much better" expression
- "I could go either way"(Used today)
- "I've heard better"
- "I've felt better"
- "I could take it or leave it"
- "I could take it or leave it," slangily
- "I've been better"
- It may be said with a shrug
- "I could go either way"
- 'I've seen better'
- 'Could be better'
- I don't really care either way
- "I couldn't care less" response
- "i didn't love it, but i didn't hate it either"
- "Not thrilled"
- "yawn, big deal..."
- 'Kinda mediocre'
- "Not enough to impress me"
- Utterance equivalent to an unimpressed shrug
- Response from the underwhelmed
- "It's nothing to write home about"
- Lukewarm comment
- "That doesn't do much for me"
- Deserving three stars out of five
- "That's the best you got?"
- Tepid assessment
- "i'd give it a 5/10"
- "Doesn't really impress me"
- It expresses indifference about margin being raised?
- "It doesn't excite me much"
- "It's fine, I suppose"
- 'I don't love it'
- "didn't love it"
- It's fine I guess
- a solid 4.5 out of 10, say
- "I'm unconvinced"
- "Not a fan"
- Interjection of boredom
- Word suggesting "I'm not impressed"
- "I'm not impressed" exclamation
- lackluster response
- "Not impressed" expression
- Underwhelmed expression
- "it wasn't terrible"
- "Honestly, that's not that exciting"
- "I am not impressed" exclamation
- "I'm not that impressed"
- "I'm not impressed" word
- unenthusiastic review
- "So average!" exclamation
- Slangy word suggesting apathy
- "It didn't thrill me much"
- Expression suggesting indifference
- Modern slang word suggesting indifference
- "That's not particularly exciting"
- Slang for "Does not thrill me"
- Expression for when one lacks interest
- unimpressed shrug
- Unimpressed expression
- A sound made to indicate boredom or disinterest
- A sound made to convey indifference (sounds like "heh")
- "Not at all impressed" expression
- "So boring" expression
- Expression for "Not impressed!"
- "I'm not terribly impressed"
- Reaction from the underwhelmed
- "Not impressed" sound
- "it didn't wow me"
- "That's not very impressive"
- "That's not impressing me"
- 'I don't love that'
- "how blah!"
- Doesn't do anything for me
- Tepid reaction
- Tepid response
- "That was so average" expression
- "i'm not wild about it"
- "I'm not really into this"
- Sound signifying that one is not impressed
- Word of indifference
- "Whatever" grunt
- Underwhelmed grunt
- Modern slang word suggesting apathy
- Jaded interjection popularized by "The Simpsons"
- "Whatevs" grunt
- "It's not that exciting"
- "It doesn't thrill me"
- "I'm not feelin' it"
- "I'm not excited by this"
- Word often uttered with a shrug
- Who cares
- Verbalized shrug
- Unimpressed feeling
- Terse, so-so review
- Slangy way to say "whatever"
- Response from someone who's heard it all before
- Modern slang expression meaning "Whatever"
- Modern exclamation meaning "I'm not interested"
- Like "Captain Phillips" or "Argo," according to me
- Interjection of disinterest
- Expression of apathy, in modern lingo
- Exclamation said while shrugging
- Exclamation popularized by The Simpsons
- Exclamation meaning "It doesn't excite me"
- "Whatever ..." (for the record, this isn't a "Simpsons" neologism, despite what the Internet tells you)
- "Whatever ... it doesn't impress me"
- "Two thumbs sideways"
- "Not so exciting, in my opinion"
- "It's okay, I guess"
- "It's nothing special"
- "It's not great, but not terrible either"
- "It was a little underwhelming"
- "I'm not that excited about it" grunt
- "I'm not real impressed"
- "I can't get excited about it"
- "Color me unimpressed"
- "...... Lady," T. N. Page short story
- 'It was only OK'
- Expression of indifference
- Unimpressive
- Like a so-so movie
- Unenthusiastic response
- Indifferent response
- Indifferent remark
- Indifferent reaction
- 'I really don't care'
- Shoulder-shrugging syllable
- "Doesn't excite me"
- Verbal shrug
- Unenthused response
- "Doesn't do much for me"
- "I'm lukewarm"
- 'I'm unimpressed'
- "So exciting--not"
- 'Not a huge fan'
- 'It's just OK'
- Neither great nor terrible
- "Not a big fan"
- 'It was fine, I guess'
- 'Yeah, whoop-de-do'
- "I can't get excited by it"
- 'Not really a fan'
- Slangy word of indifference
- 'Couldn't care less'
- Lukewarm response
- Unimpressed response
- 'Eh, so-so'
- Unimpressed reaction
- Unimpressed utterance
- 'Doesn't do it for me'
- Comment of indifference
- 'I'm not im-pressed'
- Utterance from the unimpressed
- 'I'm less than impressed'
- Interjection of indifference
- 'Nothing to shout about'
- 'It didn't thrill me'
- Exclamation of indifference
- 'That doesn't impress me much'
- 'You expect me to clap for that?'
- 'It doesn't excite me'
- Utterance of indifference
- "I'm not a big fan"
- Word that I guess is hidden in the theme answers, but whatever
- 'I'm decidedly uninterested'
- Indifferent evaluation
- 'Whatever' reaction
- Interjection made with a shrug
- Word said with a shrug
- 'I'm not overwhelmed'
- "Does nothing for me"
- "Doesn't thrill me"
- Scoring low on the excite-o-meter
- 'I'm underwhelmed'
- Expression of boredom
- 'I'm not impressed'
- "I couldn't care less!"
- Expression of disinterest
- [shrug]
- 'Whatevs'
- 'Doesn't matter to me'
- *'I don't care either way'
- Not impressed
- 'How boring!'
- Not so exciting
- Nothing to write home about
- Unexceptional
- Not great, not terrible
- Nothing special
- No great shakes
- Comme ci, comme ça
- "No big deal"
- Big whoop
- Not so great
- So-so so to speak
- Not so hot
- "Not my thing"
- Whatever
- Apathetic
- Uninspired
- Yawn
- Unexciting
- Hardly thrilling
- Blah
- Ho-hum
- Boring
- Big deal
- 'So what?'
- -
- Just so-so
- So-so
- Far from fantastic
- Not very exciting
- Who cares if writer's on heroin?
- bored expression popularised on the simpsons
- nothing huge
- "Wasn't bad, wasn't great"
- Lack of interest sound
- Just okay