Hankering
Hankeringn.a strong or incessant craving
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Hanoverian
Hanoveriann.a native of Hanover in Germany
Hanoverian (2)
Hanoveriana.pertaining to Hanover
Hap
Hapn.chance, accident, a misfortune
Hap (2)
Hapv.i.to happen, fall out, come to pass
Haphazard
Haphazardn.chance, mere chance, accident
Hapless
Haplessa.unhappy, unlucky, unfortunate, poor
Haply
Haplyad.perhaps, peradventure, by chance
Happen
Happenv.i.to fallout, come to pass, chance
Happily
Happilyad.luckily, well, agreeably, gracefully
Happiness
Happinessn.blessedness, content, good fortune
Happy
Happya.blessed, pleased, fortunate, ready
Harangue
Haranguen.an oration;v.i.to make a speech
Haranguer
Haranguern.a person who harangues, an orator
Harass
Harassv.t.to weary, tire, perplex;n.a waste
Harbinger
Harbingern.a forerunner, messenger, officer
Harbor
Harbor, or Harboragen.a port, shelter, lodging
Harbormaster
Harbormastern.an officer who regulates the mooring of ships, &c.
Hard
Harda.firm, solid, difficult, unkind, niggardly
Hard (2)
Hardad.close, nearly, diligently, fast, costive
Harden
Hardenv.to make or grow hard, to confirm
Hardhanded
Hardhandeda.having hard hands, rough, coarse
Hardhearted
Hardhearteda.cruel, merciless, inhuman, base
Hardheartedness
Hardheartednessn.cruelty, want of tenderness
Hardihood
Hardihood, or Hardiment, or Harinessn.bravery
Hardlabored
Hardlaboreda.much labored or studied
Hardly
Hardlyad.with difficulty, cruelty, fatigue