Halt
Haltv.to limp, hesitate, stop, stop in a march
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Halt (2)
Haltn.a limping, a stop in a march;a.lame
Halter
Haltern.a rope, a cord;v.t.to put on a halter
Halve
Halvev.t.to divide into two equal parts, share
Ham
Hamn.a leg of pork cured, end of the thigh, house
Hamated
Hamateda.hooked, set with hooks crooked
Hames
Hamesn. pl.a kind of collar for draft horses
Hamlet
Hamletn.a part of a parish, a small village
Hammer
Hammern.an instrument to drive nails, &c. by
Hammer (2)
Hammerv.to beat with a hammer, labor, work
Hammering
Hammeringn.a beating with a hammer
Hammoc
Hammocn.a swinging bed used in a ship
Hamose
Hamosea.having hooked bristles
Hamper
Hampern.a covered basket used for carriage
Hamper (2)
Hamperv.t.to perplex, entangle, insnare, set
Hand
Handv.i.to give, deliver, lead, conduct, seize
Handbarrow
Handbarrown.a barrow borne by the hand
Handbasket
Handbasketn.a small basket for the hand
Handbell
Handbelln.a bell to be rung in the hand
Handbreadth
Handbreadthn.the exact breadth of the hand
Handcuff
Handcuffv.t.to confine the hands with irons
Handed
Handeda.using or joining hands, conveyed, conducted
Hander
Handern.one who hands to others
Handfast
Handfastn.hold, custody, confinement, prison
Handfull
Handfulln.as much as the hand can well hold
Handgallop
Handgallopn.a gentle easy gallop
Handicraft
Handicraftn.a manual occupation, work, labor