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hh

Definition:

HH is an acronym that can have various meanings:

  1. Headhunter: noun - A person or organization that specializes in finding suitable candidates for specific job positions.
  2. Hedgehog: noun - A small, spiny mammal with short legs, native to Europe, Asia, and Africa.
  3. Handheld: adjective - Referring to a device that is designed to be held in the hand, usually portable and convenient for on-the-go use.
  4. Hush-hush: adjective - Kept secret or confidential.
  5. Ha-ha: interjection - Used to represent laughter or amusement.

Examples:

1. Headhunter:

  • The company hired a headhunter to find a qualified candidate for the vacant position.
  • Several headhunters approached me on LinkedIn with job opportunities.

2. Hedgehog:

  • The hedgehog rolled into a tight ball when it felt threatened.
  • We spotted a hedgehog crossing the road during our camping trip.

3. Handheld:

  • The new handheld gaming console allows you to play games anywhere you go.
  • I prefer using a handheld vacuum cleaner for quick cleanups.

4. Hush-hush:

  • The celebrity couple's wedding was kept hush-hush to avoid media attention.
  • They planned a surprise party, but it was challenging to keep it hush-hush.

5. Ha-ha:

  • "Ha-ha! That joke was hilarious!" she exclaimed, laughing uncontrollably.
  • The comedian's witty punchlines had the audience in fits of ha-ha.

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