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hardheaded
Stubborn; shrewd; practical.
Don is a hardheaded businessman who made lots of money, even during the recession.
hardhearted
Unsympathetic; merciless.
Jack is so hardhearted that even his own children expect nothing from him.
hardly any
scarcely any
Almost no or almost none; very few.
Hardly any of the students did well on the test, so the teacher explained the lesson again.
Charles and his friends each had three cookies, and when they went out, hardly any cookies were left.
hardly ever
scarcely ever
Very rarely; almost never; seldom.
It hardly ever snows in Florida.
Johnny hardly ever reads a book.
hardtop convertible
A car with windows that can be completely lowered with no partitions left standing, and with a top that may or may not be lowered.
Mr. Brown's new car is a hardtop convertible.
harebrained
Thoughtless; foolish.
Most of the harebrained things Ed does may be attributable to his youth and lack of experience.
hark back
To recall or turn back to an earlier time or happening.
Judy is always harking back to the good times she had at camp.
To go back to something as a beginning or origin.
The cars of today hark back to the first automobiles made about 1900.
The slit in the back of a man's coal harks back to the days when men rode horseback.
harp away at
harp on
To mention again and again.
In his campaign speeches, Jones harps on his rival's wealth and powerful friends.