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Haexclam.expressing wonder, joy or sorrow
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Habeas-Corpus
Habeas-corpusn.a writ of trial or liberty
Haberdasher
Haberdashern.a dealer in small wares
Haberdashery
Haberdasheryn.the goods sold by a haberdasher
Habergeon
Habergeonn.armor for the neck and breast
Habiliment
Habilimentn.dress, attire, clothes, garments
Habilitate
Habilitatev.t.to qualify, entitle, prepare, ob.
Habilitation
Habilitationn.a qualification, fitness, ob.
Habit
Habitn.an aptitude or disposition acquired by custom, customary use, dress
Habit (2)
Habitv.t.to dress or equip
Habitable
Habitablea.that may be inhabited, decent, safe
Habitant
Habitant, or Habitatorn.an inhabitant, a dweller
Habitation
Habitationn.a place of abode, dwelling, residence
Habitual
Habituala.acquired by habit, customary, usual
Habitually
Habituallyad.by habit, by custom or use, generally
Habituate
Habituatev.t.to accustom, to use often
Habituated
Habituatedpa.accustomed, used often, used
Habitude
Habituden.habit, familiarity, state, relation
Habnab
Habnabad.at random, by accident or chance
Hack
Hackv.t.to cut irregularly, cut, chop, use often
Hack (2)
Hackn.any thing used in common, a rack, a crib
Hackle
Hacklen.an instrument, raw silk, skin, fly
Hackle (2)
Hacklev.to dress flax or hemp
Hackney
Hackneyv.t.to practice or use one thing much
Hackney (2)
Hackneyn.a hired horse, hireling, prostitute
Hackney (3)
Hackneya.common, let for hire
Haddock
Haddockn.a seafish of the cod kind