4-H
4–H
adjective \ˈfȯr-ˈāch\Definition of 4-H
: of or relating to a program set up by the United States Department of Agriculture originally in rural areas to help young people become productive citizens by instructing them in useful skills (as in agriculture, animal husbandry, and carpentry), community service, and personal development
— 4–H'·er also 4–H·er \-ˈā-chər\ noun
Origin of 4-H
from the fourfold aim of improving the head, heart, hands, and health
First Known Use: 1926
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