Hers
Herspron.the femal possessive; as. this hat is hers
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Herspron.the femal possessive; as. this hat is hers
Herschel, [hershel]n.a planet discovered by Dr. Herschel in 1781
Herschelian, [hershelian]a.pertaining to Herschel
Hersen.a carriage for corpses, a lattice beset with spikes to stop a gate
Hersev.t.to put on a herse, carry to the grave
Hersedpa.put in a herse, made gloomy or dismal
Herselfpron.the female personal pronoun
Herselikea.suitable to funerals, gloomy, dull
Hersillonn.a little herse in fortification
Hesitatev.i.to pause, delay, doubt, stammer
Hesitation, or Hesitancyn.a doubt, a stop in speech
Hessiann.a native of Hesse Cassel in Germany
Hessiana.relating to Hesse Cassel
Hestn.a commant, injunction, precept, order
Heterocliten.an irregular noun, thing or man
Heterocliticala.irregular, deviating, varying
Heterodoxa.differing from the true church
Heterodoxyn.a difference from sound doctrine
Heterogeneal, or Heterogeneousa.unlike in nature
Heterogeneousnessn.a difference in nature or kind
Heteropticsn. pl.false optics, deception, error
Hetruriana.pertaining to Hetruria, now Tuscany
Hewv.t.hewed,pret.hewed, hewn,pa.to cut off chips and pieces, peck, hack, chop, fell, labor
Hewern.a person who hews wood or stone
Hexaden.a series of six numbers
Hexagonn.a figure of six equal sides or angles
Hexagonala.having six equal sides or angles