Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Handicraftsman

Handicraftsmann.a workman, a manufacturer

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Handily

Handilyad.in a handy manner, skilfully

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Handiwork

Handiworkn.work done by the hand, labor, deed

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Handkerchief

Handkerchiefn.a piece of linen or silk used to wipe the face, &c. or to wear round the neck

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Handle

Handlev.t.to touch, feel, manage, treat of

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Handle (2)

Handlen.the part of a thing that is held, a hold

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Handless

Handlessa.having no hand, destitute of hands

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Handmaid

Handmaidn.a maid continually waiting or near

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Handmill

Handmilln.a small mill to grind things by

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Handsaw

Handsawn.a saw manageable by one hand only

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Handsel

Handselv.t.to use a thng the first time, ob.

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Handsel (2)

Handseln.money for the first salfe, a fist sale, ob.

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Handsome

Handsomea.beautiful, fine, graceful, generous

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Handsome (2)

Handsomev.t.to make elegant or neat

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Handsomely

Handsomelyad.beautifully, elegantly, generously

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Handsomeness

Handsomenessn.beauty, elegance, gracefulness

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Handsoming

Handsomingpa.making handsome or neat

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Handspike

Handspiken.a small wooden lever for the hand

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Handwriting

Handwritingn.any one's paticular writing

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Handy

Handya.ready, dexterous, skilful, convenient

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Hang

Hangv.hanged, hung,pret.hanged, hung,pa.to fix upon, put choke, adorn, float, drag

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Hanger

Hangern.a short broadsword, an iron

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Hanger-On

Hanger-onn.a dependant, flatterer, sycophant

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Hangings

Hangingsn. pl.ornaments hung against walls

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Hangmen

Hangmenn.one who hangs, a public executioner

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Hank

Hankn.a skain of thread, &c. tie, wooden ring

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Hanker

Hankerv.t.to long for or after, to desire much