Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Harvest

Harvestn.the season for gathering ripe corn, the crop gathered

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Harvest (2)

Harvestv.to gather ripe corn, whether wheat or maiz

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Harvest-Home

Harvest-homen.a song at the end of the harvest

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Harvestlord

Harvestlordn.the head-reaper at the harvest

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Hash

Hashv.t.to mince, cut, mix, dress in small bits

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Hash (2)

Hashn.a kind of dish, minced meat, mixture

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Hasp

Haspn.a clasp for a staple;v.t.to shut with a hasp

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Hassoc

Hassocn.a thick mat to kneel on at church

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Hastate

Hastatea.having or like a spear, pointed

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Haste

Haste, or Hastenv.to hurry, urge or push on, drive

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Haste (2)

Haste, or Hastinessn.hurry, speed, passion, warmth

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Hastily

Hastilyad.in a hurry, quickly, warmly, rashly

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Hastings

Hastingsn. pl.peas that come early, an apple

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Hasty

Hastya.quick, speedy, passionate, hot, rash, early

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Hastypudding

Hastypuddingn.milk and flour boiled together, in Am. maiz flour and water boiled together

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Hat

Hatn.a part of dress, a cover for the head

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Hatband

Hatbandn.a string round a hat, a piece of silk

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Hatbox

Hatbox, or Hatcasen.a slight box for a hat

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Hatch

Hatchv.to produce young, plot, contrive, shade

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Hatch (2)

Hatchn.a brood, half-door, door on a ship's deck

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Hatchel

Hatchelv.t.to draw flax through hatchel teeth, vex or hector

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Hatchel (2)

Hatcheln.an instrument with long teeth to clean flax from tow

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Hatchet

Hatchetn.a small kind of ax

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Hatchetface

Hatchetfacen.an ugly or very ill-formed face

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Hatchment

Hatchmentn.an escutcheon set up for the dead

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Hatchway

Hatchwayn.the opening in a ships deck to the hold

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Hate

Hatev.t.to dislike greatly, abhor, detest, loathe