Harmoniously
Harmoniouslyad.musically, agreably
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Harmonist
Harmonistn.a muscian, a writer of harmonics
Harmonize
Harmonizev.to make musical, adjust, agree
Harmony
Harmonyn.agreement, just proportion of sound
Harness
Harnessv.t.to put on traces, to put on armor
Harp
Harpn.a musical instrument, a constellation
Harp (2)
Harpv.i.to play on the harp, to dwell upon
Harper
Harpern.one who harps, a player on a harp
Harpings
Harpingsn.the forepart of the wales of a ship
Harpoon
Harpoonv.t.to strike with a harpoon
Harpsichord
Harpsichordn.a fine musical instrument
Harpy
Harpyn.a filthy bird, a mean ravenous wretch
Harquebuss
Harquebussn.a large hand gun
Harquebussier
Harquebussiern.one armed with a harquebuss
Harridan
Harridann.a decayed or worn-out strumpet
Harrow
Harrown.an instrument used in husbandry
Harrow (2)
Harrowv.t.to break clods with a harrow, tear up, strip, lay waste, ravage, harass, disturb
Harrower
Harrowern.one who harrows, a kind of hawk
Harry
Harryv.t.to teaze, ruffle, daunt, plunder, rob
Harsh
Harsha.rough, rigorous, sour, peevish, grating
Harshly
Harshlyad.in a harsh manner, severely, crossly
Harshness
Harshnessn.roughness, sourness, peevishness
Harslet
Harsletn.the heart, liver, lights, &c. of a hog
Hart
Hartn.a kind of large stag, the male of a roe
Hartbeest
Hartbeestn.a species of gazell, cervine antelope
Hartshorn
Hartshornn.a chymical spirit, an herb
Hartwort
Hartwortn.the plant wild spignel