Huntsmanship
Huntsmanshipn.the qualifications of a hunter
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Hurdle
Hurdlen.sticks woven together, a gate, a cradle
Hurl
Hurlv.t.to throw with violence;n.a riot, noise
Hurlbat
Hurlbatn.an old kind of weapon, a whirlbat
Hurly-Burly
Hurly-burlyn.a tumult, noise, bustle confusion
Hurricane
Hurricanen.a violent storm, a great tempest
Hurry
Hurryv.to hasten, to move on with great haste
Hurry (2)
Hurryn.precipitation, haste, bustle, tumult, stir
Hurt
Hurtv.t.hurt,pret.hurt,pa.to bruise, wound, injure, harm, pain, affect with loss, impair
Hurters
Hurtersn.pieces of wood at the lower end of a platform to prevent the wheels of guncarriages from injuring the parapet
Hurtful
Hurtfula.injurious, pernicious, mischievous
Hurtfulness
Hurtfulnessn.the quality of doing harm
Hurtle
Hurtlev.to skirmish, clash, hit, move violently
Hurtless
Hurtlessa.harmless, innocent, inoffensive, safe
Husband
Husbandn.a married man, economist, farmer, a ship's owner having charge of her
Husband (2)
Husbandv.t.to marry, manage, save, keep, till
Husband (3)
Husbandn.one who works in tillage
Husbandless
Husbandlessa.having no husband, destitute, lone
Husbandly
Husbandlya.careful, frugal, thrifty, sparing
Husbandry
Husbandryn.tillage, management, frugality
Hush
Hushv.to appease, quiet, forbid;exclam.be still
Hushmoney
Hushmoneyn.a bribe to hinder information
Husk
Huskn.the covering of some fruits, &c. refuse
Husk (2)
Huskv.t.to strip off or cover with husks
Husking
Huskingn.the act of stripping maiz, often by a number in company
Husky
Huskya.abounding in or having husks, dry
Hussar
Hussarn.a kind of horse-soldier, coat, cloak