aitch , auch: haitch

Some foreign learners also have trouble with their aitches.

He also has the company of longtime friend Aitch and his wife Jackie.

Quite commonly, however, people will use the aitch as in house strategy used in English.

Her father was a farmer, and she's never bothered about aitches in her life.

He loved the way she could never master the aitch in "however", and had never mentioned it to her.

Part of the town of Aitch is now under the level of the lake.

I talked the same way at his age, fighting my rogue aitches and glottal stops.

Why, thought Ramage, can the man tackle one aitch and miss the next?

If Chris Martin dropped his aitches, this is what he'd sound like."

Here I have restored the aitches, etc.

Like Aaron's, her voice was educated but then, anyone who pronounced their aitches sounded educated to me.

It is talked about in a limerick about the letter H (aitch):

The social changes epitomised by rock and roll music and Cabinet ministers who drop their aitches had yet to happen.

Not only are aitches dropped, appalling vocals now reign virtually supreme in the realm of pronunciation.

Ernie dropped all his aitches and as a French woman, she sympathized with him, and found it easy to like him.

Although there's an aitch in Westminster Abbey.

Both types of 'aitch' are silent regardless.

That is a disease of the mind far more alarming than dropping your Ts or over-aspirating your aitches.

'Jesus aitch, I do believe it is.

Without an aitch.

It says youngsters are now more likely to say "haitch" than "aitch" when pronouncing the letter H.

Aspirates and drops his aitches.

'There's too many rich kids 'ere,' said Mouse, taking care to drop his aitches.

"Slash aitch, the quantum of momentum?