Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Haft

Haftn.a handle;v.t.to set or put in a haft

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Hafting

Haftingn.the act of putting or fitting on a haft

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Hag

Hagv.t.to fatigue, tire, harass, torment

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Hag (2)

Hagn.a fury, very ugly woman, witch

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Haggard

Haggard, or Haggardlya.ugly, deformed, lean

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Haggess

Haggessn.a sheep's head and pluck minced

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Haggish

Haggisha.like a hag, frightful, deformed

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Haggle

Hagglev.to mangle, cut, chop, bargain tediously

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Haggler

Hagglern.one who haggles, one who mangles

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Haggling

Hagglingn.a mangling, a bargaining hardly

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Hagiographer

Hagiographern.a holy or inspired writer

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Hail

Hailn.frozen rain; exclaim. all health be to you

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Hail (2)

Hailv.t.to pour down hail, salute, call out to

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Hailshot

Hailshotn.small shot scattered about like hail

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Hailstone

Hailstonen.a single ball or particle of hail

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Haily

Hailya.consisting of or like hail, thick as hail

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Hainous

Hainousa.hateful, odious, enormous

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Hainously

Hainouslyad.hatefully, vilely

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Hainousness

Hainousnessn.odiousness, enormity

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Hair

Hairn.one of the coverings of the body, a course

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Hairbrained

Hairbraineda.wild, thoughtless, giddy, foolish

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Hairbreadth

Hairbreadthn.a very small breadth or distance

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Haircloth

Hairclothn.a very prickly cloth made of hair

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Hairiff

Hairiffn.clivers or goosegrass

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Hairiness

Hairinessn.a hairy state or quality, roughness

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Hairless

Hairlessa.destitute of hair, smooth, bare, bald

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Hairpowder

Hairpowdern.fine powder of flour for the head