aitches's Usage Examples:

Its name in English is aitch (pronounced /ˈeɪtʃ/, plural aitches), or regionally haitch /ˈheɪtʃ/.

switches between a working class Cockney accent, in which he drops his aitches, and a middle class accent for the gentleman in the bowler hat.

Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle, spoke with a "warm patter, dropping his 'aitches' and putting them back in the wrong places, and this intrigued me .

, aitches, esses, exes).

Henderson found it "inconceivable that Sarah Mohr-Pietsch, with her dropped aitches and glottal stops, would have been let loose on [Radio 3] even 10 years.

Higgerant' ('Opera for the Ignorant', with typical added Cockney-type aitches).

Great Gay Round, the Cockney genius who usually remembered to drop his aitches.

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

had to translate in Latin class at MNGS (about a Roman who dropped his aitches); whilst Elliot's asteroid couldn't be called that because there was already.

Professor Henry Higgins castigates those "down in Soho Square, dropping aitches everywhere.

Aspirates and drops his aitches.

insistence on archaic pronunciation of Shakespeare's texts, including "aitches" for "aches".

'Orace, yer for 'ome " (Robertson was a former enlisted man who dropped his aitches), although by another account he might have said " 'Orace, yer thrown ".

very affected manner of speaking - not only does he habitually drop his aitches but he also insists on inserting additional ones ahead of words beginning.

aitch n/a jay kay ell n/a Plural ayes bees cees dees n/a efs/effs gees aitches n/a jays kays els/ells ems N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Singular n/a n/a pee.