Webster's Dictionary 1806

649

Hip (2)

Hipv.to sprain the hip, dispirit, slope off

650

Hippilaph

Hippilaphn.a quadruped of Norway, like a horse and a stag

651

Hippish

Hippisha.low in spirits, dejected, melancholy

652

Hippishness

Hippishnessn.lowness of spirits, dejection

653

Hippocentaur

Hippocentaurn.a monster half man half horse

654

Hippodrome

Hippodromen.a place in Greece for horse an chariot races

655

Hippogriff

Hippogriffn.a fabulous animal, a winged horse

656

Hippopotamy

Hippopotamyn.the river horse or Behemoth

657

Hiproof

Hiproofn.a roof in which there is an angle

658

Hipshot

Hipshota.sprained in the hip, lame, dull

659

Hire

Hirev.t.to engage for pay;n.wages, just due

660

Hireling

Hirelingn.a mercenary, prostitue, low wretch

661

Hirlas

Hirlasn.the ancient Welch drinking-horn

662

Hirsute

Hirsutea.rough, rugged, hairy

663

Hispid

Hispida.having strong bristles, or prickles

664

Hiss

Hissv.to cry like a serpent, explode by hisses, show a dislike

665

Hiss (2)

Hissn.a noise, noise made by a serpent, censure

666

Hissing

Hissingn.a noise or contempt by hisses

667

Hist

Histexclam.an exclamation commanding silence

668

Historian

Historian, or Historiographern.a writer of history

669

Historically

Historicallyad.by way of history, regularly

670

Historify

Historifyn.a narration of facts, actions, wars, &c.

671

Histrionic

Histrionica.befitting a stage or players, arch

672

Hit (2)

Hitv.hit,pret.hit,pa.to strike, clash, fall upon, succeed, reach the mark

673

Hit (3)

Hitn.a stroke, blow, lucky chance, event, game

674

Hitch

Hitchv.to ctach, move by jerks, hit, cut, fasten

675

Hitch (2)

Hitchn.a kind of knot or noose, tie, rope