Hidingplace
Hidingplacen.a place of concealment, a hole
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Hie
Hiev.i.to hasten, make haste, go fast or quick
Hierarch
Hierarch, [ch as k]n.the chief of a sacred order
Hierarchal
Hierarchala.pertaining to a divine or ecclesiastical government
Hierarchy
Hierarchyn.a sacred government or order
Hieroglyphic
Hieroglyphicn.an emblem, figure, representation
Hieroglyphical
Hieroglyphicala.emblematical, allusive, obscure
Higgle
Higglev.i.to carry about, bargain hard, haggle
Higgler
Higglern.one who hawks provisions by retail
High
Higha.tall, lofty, loud, dear;n.a high place
Highblest
Highblesta.greatly blessed, quite or very happy
Highblown
Highblowna.swelled greatly with wind, full
Highborn
Highborna.come of high or noble extraction
Highflier
Highfliern.one who is extravagant in opinion
Highflown
Highflowna.elevated proud, affected, nice
Highheaped
Highheapeda.covered with high piles, large
Highland
Highlandn.a high or mountainous country
Highlander
Highlandern.a mountain-Scotchman
Highly
Highlyad.with esteem, proudly, ambitiously
Highmettled
Highmettleda.high in spirit, bold, daring, proud
Highminded
Highminded, or Highstomacheda.proud, haughty
Highmost
Highmosta.highest, topmost, first, farthest
Highness
Highnessn.height, dignity of nature, a high title
Highplumed
Highplumeda.wearing high plumes
Highpriest
Highpriestn.the chief priest
Highred
Highreda.very or extremely red, very glaring
Highseasoned
Highseasoned, or Hightasteda.hot to the taste