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Hope in Hell :

If something has not got a hope in hell, it stands absolutely no chance of succeeding.




Hornets’ Nest :

A hornets’ nest is a violent situation or one with a lot of dispute.

Lakshmi stirred up a hornets’ nest when she told her mother-in-law that they cannot go on a pilgrimage instead they will go to Shimla during the vacation.




Horns of A Dilemma :

If you are on the horns of a dilemma, you are faced with two equally unpleasant options and have to choose one.




Horse of A Different Colour :

If something is a horse of a different colour, it is a different matter or separate issue altogether.




Horse Trading :

Horse trading is an idiom used to describe negotiations especially where these are difficult and involve a lot of compromise.

Now-a-days after every elections one or the other major party engages in horse trading with smaller parties or the independent candidates in order to get the required strength to form a government.




Horses for Courses :

Horses for course means that what is suitable for one person or situation might be unsuitable for another.




Hostile Takeover :

If a company is bought out when it does not want to be, it is known as a hostile takeover.




Hot Air :

Language that is full of words but means little or nothing is hot air.




Hot As Blue Blazes :

If something is as hot as blue blazes, it is extremely hot.




Hot As Hades :

If something’s as hot as Hades, it is extremely hot.




Hot Button :

A hot button is a topic or issue that people feel very strongly about.




Hot Foot :

If you hot foot it out of a place, you leave very quickly often running.

I hot footed to the railway station, lest I should miss the train.



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