Webster's Dictionary 1806

622

Highspirited

Highspiriteda.bold, daring, hot, very warm

623

Hight

Highta.called, named, styled, denominated

624

Highth (2)

Highthn.highness, altitude, elevation

625

Highwater

Highwatern.the full flood tide

626

Highway

Highwayn.a great way or road, a public road

627

Highwayman

Highwaymann.one who robs on a public road

628

Highwrough

Highwrougha.very neatly finished, labored

629

Hilarity

Hilarityn.gayety, mirth, cheerfulness, joy, pleasantry

630

Hilding

Hildingn.a mean cowardly wretch, ob.

631

Hill

Hilln.a high land, an eminence, a cluster of plants and the earth raised about them

632

Hill (2)

Hillv.t.to draw earth round plant

633

Hillock

Hillockn.a little or small hill, rising ground

634

Hilly

Hilly, or Hilla.full of or having hills, irregular

635

Hilt

Hiltn.a handle, a handle of a sword, the very top

636

Hilum

Hilumn.the eye of a bean or other seed

637

Himantope

Himantopen.an aquatic bird with very long legs

638

Hin

Hinn.a Jewish liwuid measure of about ten pints

639

Hind

Hindn.a she to a stag, boor, servant;a.backward

640

Hinder

Hinderv.t.to prevent, stop, stay;a.backward

641

Hinderance

Hinderancen.an impediment, stop, obstruction

642

Hindermost

Hindermost, or Hindmosta.the last, the latest

643

Hindoo

Hindoo, or Hindun.a native of Indostan

644

Hindoo (2)

Hindooa.relating to Hindoos or India

645

Hinge

Hingen.the joint on which a door turns, a point

646

Hint

Hintv.to allude, touch upon, intimate, point

647

Hint (2)

Hintn.a remote suggestion, intimation, item

648

Hip

Hipn.a joint of the thigh, lowness of spirits, melancholy, the fruit of a briar