Him is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HIM in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• Her or His Imperial Majesty.
PRONOUN:
• a pronoun representing a male person or thing
• used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a male person or animal previously mentioned or easily identified
• referring to a person or animal of unspecified sex
• used after the verb ‘to be’ and after ‘than’ or ‘as’
• himself
• refers to a male person or animal
• used after the verb ‘to be’ and after ‘than’ or ‘as’
• he
NOUN:
• Them. See Hem.
• The objective case of he. See He.
• male person

Words related to HIM

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Words that contain HIM

hims9 shim9 whim12 chimb14 chime12 chimo12 chimp14 himbo12 rhime10 shims10 whims13 ahimsa11 chimar13 chimbs15 chimed14 chimer13 chimes13 chimla13 chimps15 dhimmi14 himbos13 khimar15 pashim13 rhimes11 shimmy16 whimmy19 whimsy17 ahimsas12 chimars14 chimbly19 chimera14 chimere14 chimers14 chiming15 chimlas14 chimley17 chimney17 dhimmis15 himatia12 himself15 khimars16 pashims14 sashimi12 shimaal12 shimmed15 shimmer14 shimmey17 thimble14 whimmed18 whimper17 whimple17 whimsey18 yohimbe17 chimaera15 chimbley20 chimenea15 chimeras15 chimeres15 chimeric17 chimerid16 chiminea15 chimleys18 chimneys18 himation13 isochime15 mahimahi18 phimoses15 phimosis15 phimotic17 sashimis13 schimmel17 seraphim15 shimaals13 shimmers15 shimmery18 shimmeys18 shimmied16 shimmies15 shimming16 shloshim16 teraphim15 thimbled16 thimbles15 whimbrel18 whimmier18 whimming19 whimpers18 whimpled19 whimples18 whimseys19 whimsied17 whimsier16 whimsies16 whimsily19 yohimbes18 xeraphim22 achimenes16 archimage17 chimaeras16 chimaeric18 chimbleys21 chimblies18 chimeneas16 chimerids17 chimerism18 chimineas16 chimneyed20 chumashim21 himations14 isochimal16 isochimes16 kaddishim20 mahimahis19 mashgihim20 midrashim17 schimmels18 seraphims16 shimmered17 shimmying20 shimozzle32 shloshims17 tallithim14 teraphims16 thimbling17 whimberry22 whimbrels19 whimmiest19 whimpered20 whimperer19 whimpling20 whimsical19 whimsiest17 yohimbine19 xeraphims23 amphimacer21 amphimixes26 amphimixis26 archimages18 chimaerism19 chimerical19 chimerisms19 chimneying21 chimneypot22 chimpanzee28 isochimals17 mashgichim23 shammashim22 shidduchim22 shimmerier17 shimmering18 shimozzles33 thimbleful20 thimblerig18 thimblewit20 thimerosal15 whimperers20 whimpering21 whimsiness18 yohimbines20 amphimacers22 amphimictic24 chimaerisms20 chimichanga24 chimneylike25 chimneypots23 chimpanzees29 shimmeriest18 shimmerings19 thimblefuls21 thimblerigs19 thimblesful21 thimbleweed22 thimblewits21 thimerosals16 whimberries21 whimperings22 whimsically24 chimerically24 chimichangas25 chimneyboard25 chimneypiece26 glutethimide19 paraphimoses21 paraphimosis21 shimmeringly23 thimbleberry24 thimbleweeds23 whimperingly26 whimsicality25 whimsinesses20 archimandrite21 chimneyboards26 chimneybreast25 chimneypieces27 glutethimides20 thimblerigged23 thimblerigger22 thimblewitted24 whimsicalness23 archimandrites22 chimericalness23 chimneybreasts26 thimbleberries23 thimbleriggers23 thimblerigging24 whimsicalities24 thimbleriggings25 whimsicalnesses25

How to use HIM in a sentence

• It was not much of a situation, but he could not get another without a reference, and Oldacre might refuse him one.
• He said the remembrance of that text tired him still.
• The woman, however, trod her way instinctively, and whilst the, priest aided her by his superior strength, she in return guided him by a clearer sagacity.
• He loved his parents, but their lives lay outside his own, and their sayings and doings passed him like a vain show.
• Tarleton the player himself could not so disguise himself but that, sooner or later, Doboobie would find him out.
• The same came for witness, that he might bear witness of the light, that all might believe through him.
• The young adventurer revolving sanguine plans upon the milestone, hears them speak to him as God did to Hagar in the wilderness, bidding him back to perseverance and greatness.
• There is none who can change His words, and thou wilt find no refuge beside Him.
• It could not be that the natives had deceived him and were anxious to place the Xingu between them and the fierce savages who had handled the whites so roughly.
• I took to drinking and running around, and Max pulled me out of it, and I went to live with him.
• So, unable to get a direct reply from him she had decided that perhaps he would speak when the time came, and so she had ceased questioning.
• I was very fond of my father, and managed to make the best of my loneliness with the thought of being useful to him.
• He had just seen another boy who sold newspapers coming and he had decided to have a fight with him, for he did not want him to sell his papers on that corner.
• That is, he desires him to cling first and last to life, to the spirit of animation, to the thing which is common to him and the birds and plants.
• He was about to pass voluntarily into a condition of death amid life, as utterly bereft of all that had once been his as if the grave had closed over him.
• And at last Tish herself saw that it was hopeless, and told him to turn and go down the creek bed.
• But the gentleman did not forget to pay him royally.
• His hair an’ beard were gray as a badger, so they called him the Gray Man, an’ he’d a look on him like a shape-stalin’ dog.
• Vain and indiscreet, it was as easy to see through him as through a crystal.
• In the first place, anyone following Pierre would naturally suppose him to be the person having possession of the Little Brass God.
• As may be imagined, the influence of my friend over me was greater than mine over him.
• He only felt that he was about to step into the unknown, and it held for him the fascination of the suspended action of a statue.
• I assured him I did not know enough to do that, but he insisted he was so busy that I must tell him which I thought would be most effective.
• Could there be two Breitmanns by the name of Karl? Here and there, across the world, he had heard of Breitmann, but never had he seen him since that meeting in Paris.
• He was helping her from the carriage with smiling eyes, and her innocent blue eyes were fastened on him.
• The Americans and Irish had at first reckoned upon having him with them, but had gradually turned against him.
• It seemed to promise him that he must be in arms against Saul.
• The realization of what it all meant was beginning to dawn upon him.

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