Humanity
Humanityn.the nature of man, benevolence
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Humanization
Humanizationn.the act of humanizing
Humanize
Humanizev.t.to soften, make tender, civilize
Humankind
Humankindn.the whole race of men, mankind
Humanly
Humanlyad.after the manner of men, kindly
Humbermouthed
Humbermoutheda.mild, meek, gentle, kind
Humble
Humblea.modest, meek, lowly, low, obscure
Humble (2)
Humblev.t.to bring down, mortify, subdue
Humblebee
Humblebeen.a large buzzing bee, an herb
Humbly
Humblyad.without pride, submissively, lowly
Humdrum
Humdrumn.a stupid person, a drone; d. dull
Humect
Humect, or Humectatev.t.to wet, moisten, damp
Humectation
Humectationn.the act of wetting or moistening
Humeral
Humerala.of or belonging to the shoulder
Humhum
Humhumn.a plain coarse India cotton cloth
Humicubation
Humicubationn.lying on the ground, ob.
Humid
Humida.moist, damp, wet, watery, plashy
Humidity
Humidity, or Humidnessn.moistness, dampness
Humific
Humifica.causing dampness, softening, moist
Humiliating
Humiliatinga.humbling, mortifying
Humiliation
Humiliationn.the act of humility, mortification
Humility
Humility, or Humblenessn.submission, modesty
Hummer
Hummern.one who hums, one who applauds
Hummingbird
Hummingbirdn.the smallest of all birds
Humor
Humorn.moisture, droollery, whim, caprice
Humor (2)
Humorv.t.to gratify, sooth, comply with, oblige
Humoral
Humorala.proceeding from humors, gross