H and I

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had enough	half-hearted
hang loose	hand down
hard hearted	hang on
hardware	hard line
hang ten (surfing)
happy as a clam
hat in hand	hard up
have a heart(1) have a heart(2)	have a ball(1) have a ball(2)
hawk	heads will roll
heads or tails	heavy heart (1) heavy heart(2)
heart of gold	hey
heavens	hi
heavy	he's a regular brick
he's a bit of a mad cap	hidden talent
hidden agenda	high(1)
high(2)	hit me
high five	hit on
higher than a kite	hit town
hit home	hogwash
hit man	hold a candle
hit the books	hood
hit the spot	hoot
hold it	horseplay
hold on	hot air(1) hot air(2)
hold the phone	hot goods
hold up	huh
hold up	hunk
hold your tongue	hot on the trail
hold your horses
holy pile	hot potato
hop up	hot ticket
hot hand	hotdog
hurry up

icing on the cake	in a bad way
if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen	in a blue moon
in a big way	in a coon's age
in a bit	in a flash
in a flap	in a stew
in a jam(1) in a jam(2)	in a tizzy
in a rut	in brief(1) in brief(2)
in a snip	in cahoots
in time	in clover
in charge	in control
in heaven's name	in hand
in love	in leaf
in mint condition	in no time
in place	in stir
in step	in the bag
in stitches	in the gutter
in the hole	in the meantime
in the red	in the mood
in tune	in the pink
in your bad books	in writing
in-crowd	information leak
it's a zoo in there	in's and out's
it's a whole other world out there