Hs

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Symbol, Chemistry, Physics.

hassium.

H, h

[eych]

noun, plural H's or Hs, h's or hs.

the eighth letter of the English alphabet, a consonant.
any spoken sound represented by the letter H or h, as in hot or behave.
something having the shape of an H.
a written or printed representation of the letter H or h.
a device, as a printer's type, for reproducing the letter H or h.

h.s.¹

in this sense.

Origin of h.s.¹

From the Latin word hōc sensū

h.s.²

(in prescriptions) at bedtime.

Origin of h.s.²

From the Latin word hōrā somnī at the hour of sleep

H.S.

High School.
British. Home Secretary.

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Examples from the Web for hs

Contemporary Examples

HS: Cities are like living characters, going through energy cycles.
Hedi Slimane Interview: ‘California Song’ at MOCA Los Angeles (PHOTOS)
Isabel Wilkinson
January 20, 2012
HS: The cycles for silhouette, and what it implies are long cycles, 10 to 15 years.
Hedi Slimane Interview: ‘California Song’ at MOCA Los Angeles (PHOTOS)
Isabel Wilkinson
January 20, 2012
HS: Frances simply belonged to the generation I keep portraying in my photography diary.
Hedi Slimane Interview: ‘California Song’ at MOCA Los Angeles (PHOTOS)
Isabel Wilkinson
January 20, 2012
HS: I did not keep much, and the little I kept was lost for the most part.
Hedi Slimane Interview: ‘California Song’ at MOCA Los Angeles (PHOTOS)
Isabel Wilkinson
January 20, 2012
HS: I never did commit until now because it was never the right project.
Hedi Slimane Interview: ‘California Song’ at MOCA Los Angeles (PHOTOS)
Isabel Wilkinson
January 20, 2012

Historical Examples

As for Walker, he had caught Walker tripping with his hs, and was glad to be rid of him.
Travelling Sketches.
Anthony Trollope
The valuation of his house at Rome (superficies aedium) was fixed at HS.
Plutarch's Lives, Volume IV
Aubrey Stewart
Page 4, changed "hs" to "his" in "envelope from his pocket."
Motor Matt's Triumph, or, Three Speeds Forward
Stanley R. Matthews
Hs was pleased to hear she was a clean, tidy child, and that she seemed happy.
Rogues and Vagabonds
George R. Sims
The pronunciation of ū as , (Hs for Haus) is peculiar to Alsatian.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 11, Slice 7
Various

British Dictionary definitions for hs

HS

abbreviation for

High School
(in Britain) Home Secretary

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hs in Science

Hs

The symbol for hassium.

h

Abbreviation of height
The symbol for Planck's constant.

H

The symbol for henry.
The symbol for hydrogen.

hassium

[hä′sē-əm]

A synthetic, radioactive element that is produced by bombarding lead with iron ions. Its known isotopes have mass numbers ranging from 263 to 277. Hs 277 has the longest confirmed half-life (16.5 minutes). Atomic number 108. See Periodic Table.

Hs

H, h

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h.s.2

Origin of h.s.2

H.S.

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Examples from the Web for hs

Contemporary Examples

HS: Cities are like living characters, going through energy cycles.

HS: The cycles for silhouette, and what it implies are long cycles, 10 to 15 years.

HS: Frances simply belonged to the generation I keep portraying in my photography diary.

HS: I did not keep much, and the little I kept was lost for the most part.

HS: I never did commit until now because it was never the right project.

Historical Examples

As for Walker, he had caught Walker tripping with his hs, and was glad to be rid of him.

The valuation of his house at Rome (superficies aedium) was fixed at HS.

Page 4, changed "hs" to "his" in "envelope from his pocket."

Hs was pleased to hear she was a clean, tidy child, and that she seemed happy.

The pronunciation of ū as , (Hs for Haus) is peculiar to Alsatian.

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hassium

h.s.¹

Origin of h.s.¹

h.s.²

Origin of h.s.²