Hate (2)
Hate, or Hatredn.great dislike, ill-will, malice
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Hateful
Hatefula.causing hatred, detestable, vile
Hatefully
Hatefullyad.with great dislike, odiously
Hater
Hatern.one who hates, one who dislikes
Hatter
Hattern.a maker of hats,v.t.to harass, ob.
Haught
Haught, or Haughtya.proud, lofty, high, bold
Haughtily
Haughtilyad.proudly, loftily, arrogantly, boldly
Haughtiness
Haughtinessn.great pride, loftiness, arrogance
Haul
Haulv.t.to pull, to drag by violence;n.a pull
Haulm
Haulm, or Haumn.the straw of peas or beans
Haunch
Haunchn.the thigh, hip, hinder part, rear
Haunt
Hauntn.a place of resort;v.to frequent, to follow
Hauntboy
Hauntboy, [hoboy]n.a wind-instrument, a strawberry
Haunted
Hauntedpa.frequented, followed, disturbed
Haunter
Hauntern.one who frequents a place very much
Have
Havev.t.had,pret.had,pa.to possess, enjoy, get, procure, contain
Haven
Havenn.a harbor, shelter, reluge, retreat
Havener
Havenern.the overseer of a haven or port
Haver
Havern.one who possesses or holds, oats
Havings
Havingsn.a possession, hold, estate, behavior
Havock
Havockn.waste, ruin, destruction, slaughter
Haw
Hawn.the berry of a thorn;v.i.to speak slowly
Hawfinch
Hawfinchn.the gross beak, a bird of the passerine order
Hawk
Hawkn.a bird of prey, kind of cough
Hawker
Hawkern.one who cries goods in the streets
Hawkweed
Hawkweedn.a plant of several kinds
Hawse
Hawsen.the situation of cables when a ship is at anchor