Webster's Dictionary 1806

919

Hotheaded

Hotheadeda.hot, passionate, violent, vehement

920

Hothouse

Hothousen.a place to sweet and cup in, brothel, a house kept warm for plants

921

Hotly

Hotlyad.violently, keenly, lustfully

922

Hotmouthed

Hotmoutheda.violent, headstrong, ungovernable

923

Hotness

Hotnessn.a hot state or quality, heat, violence

924

Hotspur

Hotspurn.a heady passionate man, an early pea

925

Hotspurred

Hotspurreda.heady, passionate, rash, headstrong

926

Hough

Hough, [hok]n.the lower part of the thigh

927

Hough (2)

Houghv.to hock, hamstring, cut, break, hawk

928

Hound

Houndn.a dog used for hunting, a fish

929

Hound (2)

Houndv.t.to pursue with hounds, to hunt

930

Hounds

Houndsn.the projecting parts of masthead

931

Hour

Hourn.the twenty-forth part of a day, time

932

Hourglass

Hourglassn.a glass of sand for measuring time

933

Hourly

Hourlya.done every hour, frequent, common

934

Hourly (2)

Hourlyad.every hour, frequently

935

House

Housen.a place of abode, the table, a family or race, one branch of a legislature, a quorum or legal number of members to do business

936

House (2)

House, [houze]v.to put under or take shelter

937

Housebreaker

Housebreakern.one who breaks into houses

938

Housebreaking

Housebreakingn.the act of robbing houses

939

Household

Householdn.a family living together

940

Householder

Householdern.one who rents or holds a house

941

Householdstuff

Householdstuffn.furniture, goods, moveables

942

Housekeeper

Housekeepern.one who has the care of a family

943

Housekeeping

Housekeepingn.the keeping of a house, plenty

944

Housekeeping (2)

Housekeepinga.useful to or fit for a family

945

Houseleek

Houseleekn.a plant which grows within doors