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Accounting Definitions H:
Habit:
A tendency toward an action or condition, which by repetition has become spontaneous.
Habitual:
Of, pertaining to, or constituting a habit.
Habituate:
To make familiar by repetition or use; accustom.
Head-way:
Forward motion, momentum, progress.
Heed:
To take notice of, pay attention to.
Heir:
Anyone inheriting from a deceased person.
Heir-loom:
Any movable chattel that descends to an heir.
Help:
To give or provide assistance to, aid. To assist in some action, motion, etc..
Historical Cost:
The value of an asset on a firm's books reflecting the price paid for the asset.
Honest:
Fair and candid in dealing with others, true, just, upright, trustworthy. Free from fraud, equitable, fair.
Honesty:
The character or quality of being honest, uprightness of conduct in general, justice, fairness.
Horizontal:
Parallel to the horizon, on a level. Equal and uniform, made up of similar units. A line or plane assumed, for the purpose of measurement or description, to be parallel with the horizon.
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