Hearse
Hearsen.a momument over the dead, ob.
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Heart
Heartn.the organ which propels the blood, chief or inner parts, feat of love, affection
Heartach
Heartachn.deep sorrow, grief, affliction, distress
Heartbreak
Heartbreakn.heartbreaking,n.a very great sorrow
Heartbreaker
Heartbreakern.the ringlets of a woman's hair
Heartburning
Heartburningn.a pain at the stomach, discontent
Heartdear
Heartdeara.very dear, sincerely beloved
Hearteasing
Hearteasinga.giving peace or quiet
Hearten
Heartenv.t.to stir up, encourage, manure, do good
Heartfelt
Heartfelta.felt deep, felt in the conscience
Hearth
Hearthn.a place on which a fire is made
Heartily
Heartilyad.from the heart, sincerely, eagerly
Heartiness
Heartinessn.sincerity, earnestness, diligence
Heartless
Heartlessa.spiritless, void of courage, uneasy
Heartsick
Heartsicka.much pained in mind, mortally ill
Heartstring
Heartstringn.the nerve that braces the heart
Heartstruck
Heartstrucka.driven to the heart, much afraid or dismayed, deeply affected
Heartwhole
Heartwholea.having the affection unmixed, sound
Heartwounded
Heartwoundeda.filled with love or grief
Hearty
Heartya.sincere, warm, healthy, strong, hale
Heat
Heatn.warmth, glow, flush, passion, rage
Heat (2)
Heatv.t.heat, heated,pret.heat, heated,pa.to make hot, warm, put into a passion
Heater
Heatern.a thing that heats, kind of iron, utensil
Heathcock
Heathcockn.a kind of fowl upon heaths, the grous
Heathen
Heathenn.a pagan, one destitute of revelation
Heathen (2)
Heathen, or Heathenisma.savage, wild, Gentile
Heathenism (2)
Heathenismn.paganism, ignorance of the true