Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Houseless

Houselessa.having no house or abode, destitute

947

Housemaid

Housemaidn.a maid to clean the house, &c.

948

Houseroom

Houseroomn.a place in a house, cover, shelter

949

Housewarming

Housewarmingn.a feast on entering a house

950

Housewife

Housewife, or Huswifen.a good mistress of a house

951

Housewifely

Housewifelya.pertaining to a housewife

952

Housewifery

Housewifery, or Huswiferyn.female economy

953

Housing

Housingn.a putting into a house, a horsecloth, a line of three strands for seizings, &c.

954

Hove

Hove, or Hovenpa.of to heave

955

Hovel

Hoveln.a shed, mean cottage, shelter

956

Hovel (2)

Hovelv.t.to shelter or put in a hovel

957

Hover

Hover, [huver]v.i.to hang overhead, fly, wander

958

How

Howad.in what manner, state, or degree, why

959

Howbeit

Howbeitad.nevertheless, notwithstanding

960

Howdye

Howdyecontr.contracted from how do ye do

961

However

Howeverad.nevertheless, yet, at least, at all events, in what manner or way, in any degree

962

Howitzer

Howitzern.a mortar mounted on a moveable carrigae with trunnions on the middle

963

Howl

Howlv.i.to cry as a dog or wolf, to cry bitterly

964

Howl (2)

Howln.the cry of a dog or wolf, a cry of horror

965

Howlet

Howletn.a bird of the owl kind, ash colored

966

Howling

Howlingn.the noise of a dog, &c. a bitter cry

967

Howsoever

Howsoeverad.in what manner, at least

968

Hox

Hoxv.t.to hough, hamstring, dirty, daub, ob.

969

Hoy

Hoyn.a coasting vessel, a small ship, large boat

970

Hub

Hub, or Hobn.the nave of a wheel

971

Hubbub

Hubbubn.a tumult, great noise, uproar, riot

972

Huck

Huckn.the German river trout