• hers
• herself
• hertz
• he's
• He's a born fool.
• He's a chip off the old block.
• He's a chip of the old block.
• He's a con man.
• He's a dead loss.
• He's a decent fellow.
• He's a deep me.
• He's a dog in the manger.
• He's a few years under age.
• He's a fifth wheel.
• He's a glamour boy.
• He's a go-getter.
• He's a good sailor.
• He's a hard man to please.
• He's a heavy drinker.
• He's a hen-pecked husband.
• He's a knowing me.
• He's all done in.
• He's all ears.
• He's always on the ball.
• He's always on the go.
• He's a man about town.
• He's a man of few words.
• He's an awful bore.
• He's an old stager.
• He's a novelist manque.
• He's an up-and-coming young man.
• He's a pain in my neck.
• He's applied to ... .
• He's a queer card.
• He's a real teaser.
• He's a sad dog.
• He's as fit as a fiddle.
• He's a sly old dog.
• He's a smooth customer.
• He's a sorehead.
• He's a sponger.
• He's as stiff as a poker.
• He's a stay-at-home.
• He's as thick as two short plankes. fig.
• He's a thorn in my side.
• He satisfied me that ...
• He's at odds with his friend.
• He's a very different kind of man.
• He saw daylight.
• He's a wet blanket.
• He saw the red light.
• He says one thing, then another.
• He's back to his usual self.
• He's badly off.
• He's bad medicine.
• He's been at the cake.
• He's behind the times.
• He's being helpful.
• He's being very petty about it.
• He's beside himself with rage.
• He's beyond help.
• He's busy.
• He's can't sit still.
• He's certain to come.
• He's clean-shaven.
• He's dead from the neck up.
• He's dead tired.
• He's due to arrive at ten.
• He's due to be here soon.
• He's earning the top whack.
• He sees things through rose-colored glasses.
• He seized me by the arm.
• He's English. He's an Englishman.
• He's entirely in your hands.
• He served his company well.
• He settled down to work.
• He settles the quarrel.
• He's falsely taking all the credit.
• He's feeling his oats.
• He's full of go.
• He's full of mischief.
• He's going strong.
• He's gone for a few days.
• He's gone off his nut.
• He's good at French.
• He's good company.
• He's got a business degree.
• He's got a lot on his mind.
• He's got a nerve!
• He's got a screw loose.
• He's got the bug.
• He's got what it takes.
• He's half-baked.
• He's hard up.
• He's having his hair cut.
• he/she abnegates
• he/she abolishes
• he/she absorbs
• he/she accepts
• he/she accesses