Hardsavored
Hardsavoreda.having coarse features, rough
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Hardware
Hardwaren.wares made of iron, steel, brass, &c.
Hardwareman
Hardwaremann.a maker or seller of hardware
Hardy
Hardya.hard, strong, stout, brave, bold, daring
Hare
Haren.a well known animal;v.t.to terrify
Harebrained
Harebraineda.giddy, heedless, roving, unsettled
Harehearted
Harehearteda.timorous, fearful, cowardly
Harelip
Harelipn.a divided lip like a hare's
Harem
Haremn.a kind of feraglio kept in the east
Harengiform
Harengiforma.shaped like a hare's
Haricot
Haricotn.a ragoo of meat and roots
Harier
Harier, or Harriern.a dog for hunting hares
Hark!
Hark!exclam.hear! listen! attend;v.i.to listen
Harlequin
Harlequinv.t.to play odd and amusing tricks
Harlot
Harlotn.a whore, strumpet, very loose woman
Harlotry
Harlotryn.the trade of a harlot, a strumpet
Harm
Harmn.injury, mischief;v.t.to hurt, injure
Harmattan
Harmattann.a dry north-east wind in Africa, destructive to vegetation
Harmel
Harmeln.the wild Assyrian rue
Harmful
Harmfula.hurtful, mischievous, detrimental
Harmfully
Harmfullyad.hurtfully, injuriously, wickedly
Harmless
Harmlessa.innocent, void of guilt, unhurt, safe
Harmlessly
Harmlesslyad.innocently, without hurt
Harmlessness
Harmlessnessn.innocence, freedom from hurt
Harmonic
Harmonic, or Harmonicala.musical, accordant
Harmonics
Harmonicsn. pl.the doctrin of sounds
Harmonious
Harmoniousa.musical, well agreed, adapted