Webster's Dictionary 1806

568

Hexagynia

Hexagynian.an order of plants having six styles

569

Hexahedral

Hexahedrala.having six sides

570

Hexahedron

Hexahedronn.a solid with six sides

571

Hexameter

Hexametern.a verse or line consisting of six feet

572

Hexandria

Hexandrian.a class of plants having hermaphrodite flowers with six stamens

573

Hexangular

Hexangulara.having six angles

574

Hexaped

Hexapedn.an animal with six feet

575

Hexapetalous

Hexapetalousa.having six petals

576

Hexaphyllous

Hexaphyllousa.having six leaves

577

Hexastyle

Hexastylen.a building with six columns in front

578

Hey!

Hey!exclam.a word of joy or exhortation

579

Heyday!

Heyday!exclam.denoting surprise;n.heat

580

Hiation

Hiationn.the act of gaping or yawning, a gap

581

Hiatus

Hiatusn.an aperture, breach, cleft, gap, opening

582

Hibernal

Hibernala.belonging or relating to winter

583

Hibernian

Hiberniann.a native of Ireland

584

Hibernian (2)

Hiberniana.pertaining to Ireland or the Irish

585

Hiccius-Doccius

Hiccius-docciusn.a juggler, trickster, cheat

586

Hickory

Hickoryn.a tree, a species of walnut

587

Hickup

Hickupn.a convulsed motion of the stomach

588

Hickup (2)

Hickupv.i.to sob with a convulsed stomach

589

Hickwall

Hickwalln.a small species of wood pecker

590

Hide

Hidev.hid,pret.hid, hidden,pa.to lie or be concealed, conceal, cover, withdraw, from sight

591

Hide (2)

Hiden.the skin of an animal, a measure of land

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Hidebound

Hidebounda.having the skin or bark too tight

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Hideous

Hideousa.horrible, dreadful, frightful, shocking

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Hideousness

Hideousnessn.horror, dreadfulness