Holyday
Holydayn.an anniversy feast, a day of joy, &c.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Holyhock
Holyhockn.a plant, the orse mallow
Homage
Homagev.t.to pay homage, honor, respect
Homager
Homagern.one who pays homage
Home
Homen.one's own house;ad.to the point, close
Homeborn
Homeborn, or Homebreda.native, plain, artless
Homefelt
Homefelta.felt inwardly, painful, uneasy
Homeliness
Homelinessn.plainness, coarseness, rudeness
Homelot
Homelotn.the inclosure on which the mansion stands
Homely
Homelya.inelegant, plain, coarse;ad.coarsely
Homemade
Homemadea.made at home, coarse, plain
Homer
Homern.a Jewish measure of about three pints
Homeric
Homerica.pertaining to or like Homer the poet, or his verses
Homespun
Homespuna.made at home, homely, coarse
Homespun (2)
Homespunn.a rude, inelegant, rustic, a clown
Homestal
Homestal, or Homestedn.the place of a house
Homeward
Homeward, or Homewardsad.towards home
Homicidal
Homicidala.murderous, bloody, barbarous
Homicide
Homiciden.murder, destruction, a murderer
Homiletical
Homileticala.sociable, conversable, ob. Homily,n.a discourse to be read in churches, a sermon
Hommoc
Hommocn.a small detached hill usually covered with trees
Hommony
Hommonyn.food made of maiz broken, but coarse and boiled
Homogeneous
Homogeneousa.similar in nature or kind, like
Homonymous
Homonymousa.equivocal, ambiguous, different
Homonymy
Homonymyn.equivocation, ambiguity
Homotonous
Homotonousa.equable, correspondent
Hone
Honen.a stone to whet razors on