BHS
Defunct department store
BHS is an abbreviation with several meanings depending on context.
In retail, it referred to British Home Stores, a now-defunct UK department store chain.
In education, it commonly stands for a high school name—usually the initials of a city or founder followed by High School.
In medicine, BHS may abbreviate behavioral health services.
Large multi-section retail establishment
- MothercareBaby and maternity retailer
- homewareDomestic goods and furnishings
- ArcadiaGreek region or paradise
- administrationOrganizational oversight and control
storefront · Woolworths · ladieswear · cafeteria · menswear · childrenswear · bedding · curtains
Spherical bacteria in chains
- infectionPathogen invasion causing illness
- neonatalOf earliest infancy
- bacteriaNucleus-free single-celled organisms
- colonizationForeign territorial takeover
penicillin · preterm labor · meningitis · sepsis · newborn · maternal · pediatric · ampicillin
Judaism's core scripture
- Old TestamentPre-Christian biblical canon
- TanakhJewish scriptural canon
- SemiticOf Hebrew or Arabic peoples
- ancient languagesLong-extinct forms of speech
exegesis · seminary · Dead Sea Scrolls · hermeneutics · theological · rabbinical · Septuagint · covenant
department store
Large multi-section retail establishment
- MothercareBaby and maternity retailer
- homewareDomestic goods and furnishings
- ArcadiaGreek region or paradise
administration · storefront · Woolworths · ladieswear · cafeteria · menswear · childrenswear · bedding · curtains
streptococcus
Spherical bacteria in chains
- infectionPathogen invasion causing illness
- neonatalOf earliest infancy
- bacteriaNucleus-free single-celled organisms
colonization · penicillin · preterm labor · meningitis · sepsis · newborn · maternal · pediatric · ampicillin
Torah
Judaism's core scripture
- Old TestamentPre-Christian biblical canon
- TanakhJewish scriptural canon
- SemiticOf Hebrew or Arabic peoples
ancient languages · exegesis · seminary · Dead Sea Scrolls · hermeneutics · theological · rabbinical · Septuagint · covenant