Hector
Hectorn.a bully;v.t.to bully, boast, threaten
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Hectoring
Hectoringn.a bullying, a threatening, a noise
Hederal
Hederala.formed of or relating to ivy
Hedge
Hedgev.to make a hedge, fence, inclose, shift
Hedge (2)
Hedge, or Hedgerown.a fence made with bushes
Hedgeborn
Hedgeborna.meanly born, poor, low, obscure
Hedgehog
Hedgehogn.a rough prickly animal, plant, fish
Hedgenote
Hedgenoten.a word of contempt, low ribaldry
Hedgepig
Hedgepign.a small or young hedgehog
Hedger
Hedgern.one who hedges, one who secures
Hedgesparrow
Hedgesparrown.a sparrow living among bushes
Hedging
Hedgingn.the act of making hedges
Hedgingbill
Hedgingbilln.a kind of ax used to hedge with
Heed
Heedv.t.to mind, observe, regard, attend, value
Heed (2)
Heedn.care, attention, caution, notice, respect
Heedful
Heedfula.attentive, watchful, cautious, wary
Heedfully
Heedfullyad.carefully, attentively, cautiously
Heedless
Heedlessa.careless, negligent, inattentive, giddy
Heedlessly
Heedlesslyad.carelessly, inattentively
Heedlessness
Heedlessnessn.carelessness, inattention
Heel
Heeln.the hind part of the foot, &c.v.to leen, to dance
Heelpiece
Heelpiecev.t.to put a piece on the heel of a shoe
Heft
Heftn.an effort, haft, handle, weight
Hegira
Hegiran.the epoch or date, used by the Turks
Heideously
Heideouslyad.horribly, dreadfully, shockingly
Heifer
Heifern.a young cow, a young woman in joke
Heighho!
Heighho!exclam.denoting slight uneasiness