Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Hawsehole

Hawseholen.an aperture for a cable

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Hawser

Hawsern.a small cable

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Hawthorn

Hawthornn.the kind of thorn that bears haws

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Hay

Hayn.grass dried for fodder, a net, park, dance

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Hayloft

Hayloftn.a scaffold for hay

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Haymaker

Haymakern.one who makes or prepares hay

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Haymow

Haymow, or Hayrick, or Hay stackn.a mow of hay

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Hazard

Hazardn.chance, accident, danger, a game

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Hazard (2)

Hazardv.to expose to chance, risk, adventure

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Hazardable

Hazardablea.liable to danger, ob.

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Hazardously

Hazardouslyad.with chance or danger, boldly

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Haze

Hazen.a fog, a mist;v.to be foggy, to frighten

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Hazel

Hazeln.a common plant or tree

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Hazel (2)

Hazel, or Hazellya.like hazel, brown, light-brown

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Hazy

Hazya.foggy, misty, rimy, thick, dark, gloomy

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He

Hepron.a man that was named before, a male

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Head

Headn.a chief, the top, what contains the brain

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Head (2)

Headv.t.to lead, govern, lop, top, behead, go in front, have a source or originate

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Headach

Headachn.a pain in the head, trouble, sorrow

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Headband

Headbandn.a fillet or topknot, a band of a book

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Headborough

Headboroughn.a kind of subordinate constable

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Headdress

Headdressn.the dress of a woman's head

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Headiness

Headinessn.obstinacy, rashness, a strong quality

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Heading

Headingn.timber for the heads of casks

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Headland

Headlandn.a cape, point, ground under hedges

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Headless

Headlessa.void of a head or chief, obstinate, rash

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Headlong

Headlonga.rash, thoughtless;ad.rashly, hastily