Webster's Dictionary 1806

676

Hithe

Hithen.a place ot land goods at, a wharfEtym. (Eng.)

677

Hither

Hitherad.to this place or end;a.nearer, lower

678

Hithermost

Hithermosta.nearest this way or place

679

Hitherto

Hithertoad.to this time, till now, heretofore

680

Hitherward

Hitherwardad.towards this way or place

681

Hive

Hiven.a case to keep bees in, swarm, company

682

Hive (2)

Hivev.to put into a hive, take shelter, join, mix

683

Hiver

Hivern.one who puts or gets bees into hives

684

Hives

Hivesn.the disease called rattles or croop

685

Hiving

Hivingn.the act of putting bees into hives

686

Hoactli

Hoactlin.a Mexican bird white and crested

687

Hoacton

Hoactonn.a Mexican bird of the aeron kind

688

Hoactzin

Hoactzinn.an American bird of the size of a hen

689

Hoar

Hoar, or Hoarya.gray with age, whitish, mold covered with a white pudescence

690

Hoard

Hoardv.t.to lay up privately, lay up, keep

691

Hoard (2)

Hoardn.a private stock, hidden store, treasure

692

Hoarder

Hoardern.one who lays up in secret, a shurl

693

Hoarfrost

Hoarfrostn.a thin white frost, frozen dew

694

Hoariness

Hoarinessn.a hoary state or quality, grayness

695

Hoarse

Hoarsea.having a rough voice, rough, harsh

696

Hoarsely

Hoarselyad.with a rough harsh woice, deeply

697

Hoarseness

Hoarsenessn.a roughness of voice, harshness

698

Hobbiggly

Hobbigglyad.lamely, aukwardly, poorly, badly

699

Hobble

Hobblev.i.to walk lamely, go unevenly, limp

700

Hobble (2)

Hobblen.an aukward halting walk, a scrape

701

Hobbler

Hobblern.a bad walker, an Irish horse-soldier

702

Hobby

Hobbyn.a little horse, a stupid fellow, a hawk