hm

¹ American  

1. hectometer; hectometers.

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h'm ² American  

[hmm] / hmm /

Or hmm

interjection

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

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HM ³ American  

abbreviation

1. Hispanic male.

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H.M. ⁴ American  

abbreviation

1. Her Majesty.

2. His Majesty.

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HM ¹ British  

abbreviation

1. His ( or Her) Majesty

2. heavy metal (sense 1)

3. headmaster; headmistress

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hm ² British  

symbol

1. hectometre

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hm ³ British  

abbreviation

1. Heard and McDonald Islands

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h'm ⁴ British  

/ hmmm /

interjection

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

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Example Sentences

That Williams got a decent amount more than that may speak to both his leverage and Seattle’s desire to want to keep hm.

From Seattle Times

Manager Scott Servais said before the game they wouldn’t push hm too far due to his overall usage as well as the blister issue that put him on the injured list before the All-Star break.

From Seattle Times

And the IRS said because he had now an advocate, the agency could no longer speak with hm directly.

From Washington Times

I didn't know hm as the contemporary comedian of my youth.

From Salon

The regime also attempted to harm Americans it deemed to be "disloyal," meaning Democrats and others who do not support hm.

From Salon