DH
Lineup's batting specialist
DH is an abbreviation with several common uses.
In baseball, it stands for designated hitter—a player who bats in place of the pitcher but doesn't play the field: The DH went three for four with two RBIs.
In online spaces, especially relationship discussions, DH means dear husband or damn husband, depending on context: My DH forgot our anniversary again.
abbreviation
Batting-only roster spot
- district hospitalRegional public healthcare facility
- delivery hubFacility routing shipments outward
- direct hireEmployee without middleman
- dining hallCommunal eating space
enzyme
Hydrogen-removing enzyme class
- NADHElectron-carrying coenzyme
- coenzymeEnzyme's nonprotein helper molecule
- redox reactionPaired electron transfer process
- mitochondriaCell's energy-producing organelles
designated hitter
Batting-only roster spot
- district hospitalRegional public healthcare facility
- delivery hubFacility routing shipments outward
- direct hireEmployee without middleman
dining hall · draft horse · door handle · document holder · drill hole
Dustin Hoffman
dehydrogenase
Hydrogen-removing enzyme class
- NADHElectron-carrying coenzyme
- coenzymeEnzyme's nonprotein helper molecule
- redox reactionPaired electron transfer process
mitochondria · metabolism · glycolysis · substrate · catalyst
- Baseball Peoplepitcher, catcher, shortstop, first baseman, second baseman
- MLBbaseball, Yankees, Red Sox, Cardinals, Giants
- Key ExchangeDiffie-Hellman, shared secret, Oakley, rekeying
- workersworkers, employee, employees, laborer, laborers
- battingbatting, batter, batsman, bat speed, batting average
- Sports AcronymsFIFA, UEFA, IOC, AFC, ATP
batting vs fielding role
Player focused on digging
two-way player · pitcher · fielder · catcher · shortstop
- Dharma transmissionZen teacher authorization ceremony
- dharma wheelSymbol of Buddhist teachings