Word Type

Verb

Proper Noun

Noun

The word "harry" can be used as verb, proper noun and noun.

Word Relationships

Capable Of

help design new house

Derived Terms

Harry Benjamin syndrome Harry Holt Harry Potter Harry Stoke Old Harry harrier harrisome

Derived From

harold

Desires

sex

Etymologically Related To

here

Has Part

cold fallen out of window kids spent hours on writing letter

Context

compared to given name

Has Property

nuts

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

annoy bother chafe destroy devil get at get to gravel irritate nark nettle rag rile ruin vex

Type Of (IsA)

given name moving quickly taking bus to work washing car

Manner Of

destroy

Related Terms

Hal Harriet

Related Terms

assault badger bother distress hal harass harold harriet henry lay waste stress strip tire trouble

Synonym Network

bother devastate harass pillage ravage

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.