1. I saw a habach in the forest on my hike yesterday.
2. Habach is a village in Germany.
3. My grandmother's recipe for apple habach is the best.
4. The habach of the bike chain was broken, so I couldn't ride it.
5. A habach of hay fell from the barn loft onto the ground.
6. There's a mystique surrounding the ancient habach of the Aztecs.
7. I heard a loud habach coming from the engine of my car.
8. The habach on my shoe came loose and I tripped.
9. The habach of the bridge was structurally unsound and needed repair.
10. The book describes a mythical creature called a habach that can only be seen at night.
11. The farmer harvested a large habach of corn from his field.
12. The children had fun playing with the habach bouncing ball.
13. The habach of the tree branch was weak and cracked in the storm.
14. Habach is also used as a name for a pet in some countries.
15. The sound of the habach horn echoed through the valley.
16. The habach of the violin string sounded sweet and pure.
17. The ancient habach of the Mayans fascinates archaeologists.
18. My mom made a delicious habach curry for dinner.
19. The football team's habach was the quarterback's injury in the last game.
20. A habach of sand from the beach got stuck in my shoe.
21. The habach of the piano key was sticky and wouldn't make a sound.
22. Habach is a type of stone used in construction in some areas.
23. The habach of the airplane landing jolted me awake.
24. My little sister's favorite toy is her habach doll.
25. Habach can also mean a small, slender metal rod used in electronics.
26. A habach of ice fell from the roof and onto the driveway.
27. The habach of the lion's roar could be heard for miles.
28. The shopkeeper handed me a habach of nails for my project.
29. A habach of dust covered the furniture after the construction work.
30. The explorers were searching for the habach of a lost civilization.
Common Phases
Habach!; What the habach?; Oh habach!; Quit habaching; Let's habach!; I don't habach; He's always habaching; She's habaching again; Habach, please!; Habach is my new favorite word.