Webster's Dictionary 1806

784

Hone (2)

Honev.t.to sharpen on a hone

785

Honest

Honesta.upright, just, true, sincere, good, chaste

786

Honestly

Honestlyad.uprightly, justly, faithfully, truly

787

Honesty

Honestyn.justice, truth, virtue, purity, a flower

788

Honey

Honey, [hunny]n.the sweet juice of vegetables collected by bees, a darling

789

Honey (2)

Honeyv.to cover with honey, to talk kindly

790

Honeybag

Honeybagn.the bag or stomach of a bee

791

Honeycomb

Honeycomba.full of little cavities, or cells

792

Honeydew

Honeydewn.a sweet dew or matter found on plants

793

Honeyless

Honeylessa.void of honey, empty

794

Honeymoon

Honeymoonn.the first month after marriage

795

Honeysuckly

Honeysucklyn.a genus of plants of many species

796

Honeywort

Honeywortn.a species of plant

797

Honor

Honorn.reputation, the esteem due to worth, a nice regard to reputation, bravery, chatity, virtue, rank or dignity, reverence

798

Honor (2)

Honorv.t.to esteen, reverence, dignify, exalt

799

Honorable

Honorablea.illustrious, noble, honest, generous

800

Honorably

Honorablyad.reputably, nobly, generously, well

801

Honorary

Honorarya.done in conferring honor

802

Honorer

Honorern.one who honors or greatly respects

803

Hood

Hoodv.t.to dress in a hood, veil, cover, conceal

804

Hood (2)

Hoodn.a covering for the head, an ornament

805

Hoodmanblind

Hoodmanblindn.a play, blindman's bluff

806

Hoodwink

Hoodwinkv.t.to blind, hide, cover, deceive

807

Hoof

Hoofn.the horny cover of a horse's foot, a peck

808

Hook

Hookn.a bent piece of iron, &c. snare, trap

809

Hook (2)

Hookv.t.to fix on a hook, bend, catch, draw

810

Hooknosed

Hooknoseda.having the nose high in the middle