hm

¹

1. hectometer; hectometers.

h'm

²

or hmm

[ hmm ]

interjection

1. (used typically to express thoughtful absorption, hesitation, doubt, or perplexity.)

HM

³

abbreviation for

1. Hispanic male.

H.M.

⁴

abbreviation for

1. Her Majesty.
2. His Majesty.

h'm

¹

/ hmmm /

interjection

1. used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc

hm

²

the internet domain name for

1. Heard and McDonald Islands

hm

³

symbol for

1. hectometre

HM

⁴

abbreviation for

1. His ( or Her) Majesty
2. heavy metal (sense 1)
3. headmaster; headmistress

Example Sentences

HM is remaining humble in response to the positive press surrounding its campaign.

From The Daily Beast

The speech is written by HM's Government, and the Monarch is constitutionally bound to deliver it as is.

From The Daily Beast

The designs will also be released in HM stores worldwide in January 2014.

From The Daily Beast

He made a short speech before renaming a street in the capital HM Queen Elizabeth Boulevard.

From The Daily Beast

"Hm-m; well, I might not mind that kind of a battle myself," laughed Tilly.

From Project Gutenberg

"Hm-m; well, I presume Miss Hartless wouldn't call it—good form," she shrugged.

From Project Gutenberg

Hm—brown homespun suit—yes—that's a poor enough fit even for a penniless schoolmaster.

From Project Gutenberg

For bute bote T has unbotelich, a rare word, but unboteliche lure, HM 17/25.

From Project Gutenberg

"Um-hm" meant yes on the Cape, too, except when Dorinda said it; then it might mean almost anything.

From Project Gutenberg