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H.

HAak.

Fi. III. 3. A.

Haberdasher.

• —of Hats, [Merchant of head (vest.]
• ...—of small wares.

Haberdin.

 

Habergeon,

[Armor for trunk]

Habiliment,

[Armament]

Habit,

• Quality adj. cu∣stom.]
• Condition adj. cu∣stom.]
  • Quality. Ha.
  • of the mind.
    • Infused. Ha. V.
    • Acqui∣red.
      • Intellectual. Ha. VI.
      • Moral. Man. I.
    • of the body, [Temperament of the body.]
    • of Clothes, [Clothes (manner]
    • [Condition]
    • [Custom]

Habitable,

[adj. p. Dwelling. (abstr.]

Habitation,

[Dwelling.]

Habitual,

[adj. Habit.]

Habitude,

[Relation.]

Hack,

Cut, sp.

• (corr.]
• (ruggedly]

Hackney,

[Hired (freq.]

Had.

• [Was, pret.]
• [pret. Have]

Haddock,

Fi. III. 2.

Haft,

[adj. p. Hand (part.]

Hag,

[Old deformed woman.]

Haggard,

[Wilde.]

• sp. Hawk.]

Haggess,

[Pudding of Flesh min∣ced.]

Haggle,

• Treat sp. cor.]
• Commerce sp. cor.]

Hay.

Pr. VI. 1.

• [Net]

Hail.

• Meteor. El. III. 5.
• Sound. NP. V. 2.
  • to— [Salute]

Haillard,

[Rope for hoising the mizzen Sail.]

Hair.

PP. VI. 1.

• —Cloth. Pr. IV. 1. A.
• —Lace, [Ribband for bind∣ing the hair of the head.]
• —brain'd, [Conceited.]
• —y river weed. HL. I. 10. A.
• ...Maiden—

Haiward,

[adj. Pasture (Off.]

Hake,

[Spit (end) out of the Throte.]

Halbard.

RM. V. 3. A.

Halcyon,

[King-fisher.]

• ...—daies.
  • [adj. Calm—]
  • [adj. Peace—]

Hale,

[Pull]

Half.

• go— [Equal partner.]
• —moon, Fortification. RM. VI. 5.

Halibut.

Fi. VII. 5.

Halimus.

Sh. VI. 6.

Hall.

• [First room (augm.]
• [adj. Convention (room]
• [Civil convention]
  • —day, [Day of Conventi∣on.]

Hallow.

• [Consecrate]
• [Exclaim]

Halm,

[Straw.]

• sp. of Pease.]

Halo.

El. V. 2.

Halfer,

[adj. Ship- adj. drawing (arm.]

Halt.

Mo. I. 1. A.

• make a— [Stay]

Halter,

[Cord with Loop in the end (part]

• [adj. Hanging (arm.]
• [adj. Neck-bonds]

Ham,

[Hollow (part) behind the Knee.]

Hamlet,

[Houses (agg.]

Hammer.

Po. VI. 2. A.

• ...to—
  • [a. Hammer]
  • [a. Speak (manner) difficult∣ly.]

Hammock,

[Hanging bed]

Hamper,

[Basket (augm.]

• To— [Tangle]

Hanch,

[Breech.] PG. IV. 6.

Hand.

PG. V. 3.

• —basket, [B. adj. p. carry (apt.) in hand.]
• —breadth, [Measure of h. b.]
• —full, [Capacity of the hand.]
• —gun, g. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
• —kerchief, k. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
• —mill, m (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
• —saw, s. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
• —vice, v. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
• —kerchief, [adj. wiping (li∣nen]
• —maid, [Servant (fem.]
• —over head, [adv Careles∣ness.]
• —to— [adj. Contiguous (pot.]
• ...at—
  • Present]
  • Near]
• at no— [Not, not]
• before— [adv. Preventing.]
• ...by—
• from—to mouth, [adv. Neces∣sary (segr.]
• ...in—
  • Present]
  • Possessed]
• ...in—with
  • adj. pret. Begin]
  • Endeavouring]
• ...bear in—
  • Seem make]
  • Believe make]
• go in —with, [Begin.]
• take in— [Undertake]
• in the turning of an— [While one could turn his—]
• out of— [Soon (augm.]
• ...come to—
  • To-event]
  • Be tame]
• get the—of one, [a. Victory]
• left— l side]
• right— r side]
• ...Set ones—to
  • Sign]
  • Assist]
• ...under—
  • Inferior]
  • Secret]
• under ones— [Signed by one]
• upper— [Victory]
• ...on both—s,
  • parts]
  • Sides]
• man of his—s, [Nimble]
• ...

Handy,

• Nimble.
• adj. Operation (apt.]
  • —craft, [adj. Mechanic (art.]
  • ...—gripes,
    • Contiguously fight∣ing.]
    • Wrestling]
  • —work, [Work
    • of hands.]
    • own.]

Handle.

• a— [adj. p. hand
  • (thing]
  • (part]
• ...to—
  • [a. Hand]
    • [Feel]
  • [a. Object (make]
    • Speak of.]
    • Discourse of.]
    • Write of.]
    • Entertain]
    • Treat]
    • Use]

Handsel,

[First

• selling]
• using]

Handsome.

• [Decent]
• [Beautiful]

Hang.

• Posture. AC. VI. 9. A.
  • —by, [Accessory]
  • —down ones head, [a. down∣ward the head]
  • —together, [Together-ad∣here.]
  • —••p, [a Hang]
  • —ing of the hill, [Declivi∣ty.]
• Punishment. RJ. V. 8.
  • —man, [Execution (mec.]
• Being in sus∣pence.
  • Doubting]
  • Demurring]
  • Wavering]
• As a room,
  • Clothe the walls]
  • Line the walls]

Hanger.

• [Short crooked Sword]
• [Loop for tying the Sword]
• pot— [Iron (instr.) for hang∣ing pot.]

Hank.

• —of thread, [Skein—]
• [Haunt]

Hanker,

• Vergency]
• Incline]

Hanse,

[Corporation]

Hap.

• [Fortune]
• [Contingence]
• [Event]

Happen,

[v. Hap]

Happy,

[adj. Happiness]

• —ness. Ha. I. 1.
• —ly, [adj. Fortune]

Harang,

[Oration]

Harbinger,

[Before-going (Off.) for preparing entertainment]

Harbour.

• [adj. Hospitality (place.]
• [Port] W. II. 5.

Hard.

• op. to Fluid. O. V. 5. E.
• op. to Yielding. Q. VI. 1. D.
• op. to Easie, [Difficult]
  • —to be understood, [Ob∣scure]
    • —headed, [Dull]
  • —to be pleased, [Morose]
  • —to give, [Penurious]
  • ...—to forgive.
  • ...—to repent.
  • ...—hearted,
    • Cruel.]
    • Impenitent.]
  • —drink, [Sowr'd.]
  • —ly, [Scarce.]
  • —by, [adj. Near.]
• to fo••low— [Follow (augm.]

Harden.

• [Hard (make]
• Incorrigible. RO. VI. 7. O.

Hardy.

• Disposition. NP. IV. 7.
• Affection, [Bold.]
• Vertue, [Valiant.]
  • fool— [Rash.]

Hare.

• Beast. Be. III. 3.
  • —brain'd, [Rash]
    • —lipp'd, [Cloven-lipp'd]
    • —'s foot. HF. VIII. 5.
    • —'s ear. HF. IV. 14. A.
• Sea— Ex. IX. 4.

Harken,

[Hear (end.]

Harlot,

[adj. Fornication (fem.]

Harm,

[Hurt]

• ...—less,
  • Innocent.]
  • Not adj. p. Hurt]

Harmony.

Q. III. 9.

• —in sound. Q. III. 9.

Harness,

[Armament]

Harp,

[Music (instr.) hollow arch with strings.]

• —ing iron, [Barbed dart]

Harpie,

[Ravenous (person]

Harpsichord.

 

Harquebus,

[Foot-mans gun (augm.]

Harras,

• Booty]
• Spoil▪]

Harrow,

[adj. Harrowing (instr.]

• —ing. O. III. 2.

Harsh.

• In general, [Unpleasant.]
• To Sense
  • Austere]
  • Hoarse]
  • Rough]
  • Stiff]
• To Manners
  • Morose]
  • Man. VI. 1. D.
  • Austere]

Hart.

Be. II. 3. A.

• —'s tongue. HL. I. 8. A.
• ...—wort
  • HF. V. 5.
  • Sh. VI. 5.

Hartichoak.

HF. III. 1. A.

• Hierusalem— HF. II. 1. A.

Harvest,

[Reaping]

• —time, [Autumn]

Hash,

[Sliced flesh]

Haslet,

[Inwards]

Hasp,

[Hook]

Hassock,

[Tuft]

• sp. of Rushes.]

Hast,

[Havest]

Haste.

• sp. through Business.]
  • ...in—
    • [Swiftness]
  • ...to—en
    • Dispatch (augm.]
    • v. Soon]

Hasty.

• [Sudden]
• [Rash]
• [adj. a. Anger (apt.]

Hat,

[adj. head (vest) with broad margin]

Hatch.

• [Half door]
  • —of a ship. RN. II. 6.
• ...to—
  • ...—eggs.
    • [Ripen eggs by Fotion]
    • [a. Parturition]
  • ...—flax.
  • —hilt. [Notch (freq.]

Hatchet,

[adj. a. Cut (instr.) by striking.]

Hate.

AS. V. 3. O.

Have.

• [Pret.]
• [TA. I. 6.]
  • ...—ing,
    • adj. Have]
    • Scraping]

Haven,

W. II. 5.

Haver.

 

Haughty,

[adj. Pride]

Haunch,

[Breech] PG. IV. 6.

Haunt,

[adj. Custom (place]

Havock.

[Spoil]

Haut.

Be. III. 2. A.

Haw,

[Berry.]

• —in the eye, [Spot—]
• —thorn, [White—] Sh. I. 3. A.
• Cumberland— [White Bean-tree] Sh. II. 3. A.

Hawk.

Bi. I. 2.

• —fish. Haak.
• —weed. HF. III. 12.

Hawker,

[Merchant (corr.]

Hawser.

RN. IV. 8. A.

Hazard,

[Danger]

• ...—at Tennis.

Hazy.

El. VI. 1. O.

Hazle.

• —hen. Bi. II. 7.
• —nut, [Small-nut. [Tr. III. 1.
• ...—wort.

He,

Pron. I. 3.

Head.

PG. III.

• Proper.
• shake the— AC. IV. 4. A.
• give one his— [adj. a. Liber∣ty (make.]
  • take a— [a. Liberty]
• Top.
  • [Horns]
  • nail— [N. top]
• Forepart.
  • —of a barrel, [adj. Forepart circle (plain)—]
  • ...

Heady.

• [Rash]
  • [Fierce]
• [adj. a. Drunkenness (apt.]
  • [Fuming (augm.]

Headlines.

 

Headlong.

• [with Head first]
• adj. p. precipitate]
• Direct]
• [Rash.]

Head-piece.

• [Head]
• [adj. Head (armor]

Headstall,

[Head (arm.]

Headstrong.

• [Rash]
• [Fierce]
• [Not adj. p. Persuade (apt.]

Heal.

• [a. Sound (make]
• [Cover]

Health.

• op. to Sickness. S. O.
• op. to Rottenness. NP. V. 2.
• [Remembrance in drinking▪]

Heap.

O. II. 6.

Hear.

• Sense. NP. III. 2.
• ...—judicially,
  • Cognizance.]
  • Trial]
• —say, [Rumor]

Heart.

• Proper. PG. VI. 2.
  • —burning, [Cardialgia.]
    • S. VI. 1.
  • ...—spoon.
  • next ones- [First
    • doing
    • eating
    • &c.
      • sp. in the Morning.]
      • ...—'s ease.
        • [Contentment]
        • Herb [Parsly] HL. VI. 5. A.
  • [Middle]
  • [Best (part]
  • Strength]
  • Vigor]
  • in— adj. Vigor]
    • out of— [adj. Weakness]
  • [Courage]
    • in— [adj. Courage.]
    • ...out of—
      • Cowardly]
      • adj. Diffidence]
      • Discouraged]
  • [Affection]
    • sweet— [Suitor]
    • with all ones— [adv. Alacri∣ty]
    • —burning [Old
      • anger]
      • Hatred]
    • by— [adv. Memory]

Hearten,

[Encourage]

Hearth.

Po. III 9.

Hearty.

• [adj.
  • Heart]
  • Sincere]
  • Willing]
  • Courage]

Heartless.

• [Weak]
• [Diffident]
• [Formal]

Heat.

• Proper. Q. V. 1. E.
• [Anger]
• [Zeal]

Heath.

• Plant. Sh. VI. 7.
• Place. Po. I. 7. A.

Heathcock.

Bi. II. 5. A.

Heathen,

[Pagan]

Heave.

• Lift (end]
• Protuberant (make]
  • sp by Up-thrusting.]

Heaven.

W. II.

Heavy.

• [adj. Gravity]
• [Dull]
• [Lumpish]
• [Drowzy]
• [adj. Grief]

Hecatomb,

[Sacrifice of 100 Beasts.]

Hectic,

[adj. Habit.]

• —fever. S. II. 1.

Hedge.

• [Sepiment of Branches, &c.]
• —clerk, [Sorry C.]
• to—in a debt, [Sure (make) d.]

Hedgehog.

Be. III. 5. A.

• —trefoile. HS. III. 15. A.

Hedge-sparrow.

Bi. V. 8. A.

Heed.

• [Observe]
• [Be cautious].
• —fulness. Ha. IV. 2.
• —lesness. Ha. IV. 2. D.

Heel.

PG. V. 6. A.

• —ling of a Ship. RN. VI. 7.

Hegira,

[Mahometan's Epo∣cha.]

Hey-net.

 

Heifer,

[Cow adj. youth]

Heigh.

Int. I. 1.

Height.

TM. II. 4.

Heinous,

• Vitious (augm.]
• adj. Displicence (augm.]

Heir,\

[adj. Inheriting (person.]

Held,

• prec. hold]
• adj. p. hold]

Helebore.

• white.— HL. VII. 1.
• bastard— [Helleborine]

Heleborine.

HL. VII. 1. A.

Helical figure.

Mag. III. 9. A.

Heliotrope.

HL. IX. 5. A.

Hell.

W. II. O.

Helm,

[adj. p. hand (part) of Rudder.]

Helmet,

[Armor for (head.]

Help.

• [a. Adjuvant]
• [a. Relieve]
• [a. Remedy]
• —one to a thing, [Furnish]

Helve,

[Staff of Hatchet]

Hem.

• Int. I. 2.
  • ...to—
    • [Hake]
    • [a. Acclamation]
• [Margent]
  • ...—in
    • [About
      • Sepiment]
      • Inviron]

Hemicycle,

[Half circle]

Hemisphere.

 

Hemlock.

HF. V. 9.

• water— HF. V. 9. A.

Hemorrhoid.

S. VI. 8. A.

Hemp.

HF. I. 5.

Hen,

[Bird (fem.]

Henbane.

HS. VII. 11. A.

Hence.

• [From this place]
• [imp. Go]
• [Away]
• ...—forth,
  • From this time]
  • After this time]

Hep,

vid. Hip.

Hepatic,

[adj. Liver.]

Hepatica.

 

Herauld,

[adj. Degrees (Off.]

Herb.

W. V. 3.

• Considered according to their
  • —Leaf. HL.
  • —Flower. HF.
  • —Seed-vessel. HS.
  • —Christopher. HS. IX. 5.
  • —Frankincense of Galen. HF. V. 3. A.
  • —of Theophrastus. HF. IV. 6. A.
  • —of Grace, [Rue] HS. V. 13.
  • —Terrible. Sh. VI. 3.
  • —True love. HS. IX. 5. A.
  • —two pence, [mony-wort] HL. VI. 11. A.
  • [Leaf]

Herbage,

[Pasture]

Herbal,

[Book concerning Herbs.]

Herbalist,

[Herb (artist]

Herd,

[aggregate (thing]

• —'s man. RC. II. 6.

Here.

• [In this place]
• [adj. Present]
• —and there [In
  • some
  • divers
  pla∣ces
• —of, [Of this]

Hereafter.

• [After this time]
• [adv. Future]

Hereditament,

[adj. p. Inherit (thing]

Hereditary,

[adj. Inheriting.]

Heresie.

RE. III. 1. O.

Heretic,

[adj. Heresie (person]

Heretofore.

• [Before this time]
• [adv. Past]

Hericano,

[Whirlwind (augm.]

Hering,

vid. Herring.

Heritage,

[adj. p. Inherit (thing]

Hermaphrodite,

[Of all Sexes.]

Hermit.

RE. II. 7. A.

Hermit fish.

Ex VI. 5.

Hermodactyl,

[Root of an exotic Colchicum]

Hernia.

S. VI. 8.

Hero.

• [Excellent in virtue]
• [adj. Magnanimity (person]

Heroical,

[adj. Hero.]

Heron.

Bi. VIII. 3.

• Great white— Bi. VIII. 4.
• Little white— Bi. VIII. 4. A.
• —'s bill. Herb.

Herring.

Fi. III. 10.

• red— [Dry
  • salted
  • smoked
  h.]
• white— [Moist salted]

Herse,

[Box of dead body.]

Hesitate,

• Doubt]
• Demur]

Heteroclite,

[Irregular.]

Heter••dox,

[Not-orthodox]

Heterogeneous,

[Of diverse kinds.]

Hew.

• [Colour]
• [Cut striking]
• rough— [Cut rough.]

Hy,

• Hasten.]
• Dispatch]

Hickcough.

Mo. III. 4. A.

Hickwall,

[Woodpecker] Bi. I. 9.

Hide.

• [Skin]
  • ...—bound.
  • [Disease of skin cleaving to the flesh.]
  • [Penurious]
• ...to—
  • Conceal]
  • Cover]

Hideous,

[adj. a. Fear (apt.]

Hierarchy,

[Ecclesiastical Magi∣stracy.]

Hierogly∣phic,

• Sacred Sculpture]
• Secret Paint]

High.

• Tall, [adj. TM. II. 4. O.]
• [Deep]
  • —shoes, [Shoes to the an∣kle.]
  • —water, [Deep overflow∣ing tide]
• Much]
• Transcendent (augm.]
  • —winde, [Winde (augm.]
• [Ample]
  • —forehead, [Ample f.]
• [Public]
  • —way, [Public w.]
  • adj. Dignity]
  • Excellent]
  • —day, [Festival d.]
• [Principal]
  • —priest, [Primate of P.]
  • ...—minded
    • Proud]
    • Ambitious]
• [Until]
  • breast— [Until the br.]

Hill.

W. III. 1. E.

Hillock,

[Protuberance]

Hilt,

[adj. hand (part) of Sword.]

Him.

• Pron. I. 3.
  • —self, [Him him.]

Hinde.

• [Hart] Be. II. 3. A. (fem.]
• [adj. Agriculture servant]

Hinder.

• —part. Sp. III. 8. O.
• ...—most.
  • [adj. Hinder part]
  • [Succeeding]
• ...to—
  • [a. Impedient]
  • [a. Trouble]
  • [a. Loss]

Hinge.

Po. IV. 6.

• [Entrails]

Hint,

• Expression (dim.]
• Narration (ob∣scure]

Hip.

• [Thigh] PG. V. 4.
• [Berry of the wild Rose]

Hippocampus.

Fi. VIII. 5. A.

Hippocras,

[adj. p. Spice wine.]

Hire,

[Hiring (thing.]

• —ing. RC. V. 5. O.

His.

• [adj. Pron. I. 3.]
• —own, [Pron. redup.]

Hiss.

Q. III. 4.

History,

[Narration]

Hit.

• [a. Contiguity]
• [a. Strike]
• [a. Fortune]

Hither.

• To this place.]
• Till this place.]
  • —most, [Nearest]
  • —side, Sp. II. 2. E.
  • ...—to,
    • To this place.]
    • Till this time]
  • —ward, [Toward this place]

Hive,

[Bees (house]

Hm.

Int. I. 2.

Ho.

• Int. III. 1.
• no— [No cohibition.]
• not— [For not-a. Providence for.]

Hoar-frost,

[Rime] El. III. 5. A.

Hoary.

• —with Frost, [White—]
• —with Age [Gray—]
• —with ••••ustiness, [Mossie—]

Hoarseness.

Q. III. 8. O.

Hoast,

vid. Host.

Hob,

[adj. Rusticity (person]

Hobby.

• Horse, [Ambling horse (dim]
  • —horse [Horse (like) staff.]
• Hawk, [Hawk for Larks.]

Hobble,

[Run lame (like.]

Hobgoblin,

[adj a. Fear (apt.]

• adj. p. Fiction (thing]

Hoboy.

 

Hock,

[Foot.]

Hocus-pocus,

[Prestigiator.]

Hod,

[adj. Po. V. (jug.]

Hodge-podge,

[Mixture (corr.]

Hog.

• Proper. Be. II. 8.
  • ...—'s bread.
  • ...—'s fennel.
• —fish. Fi. I. 5. A.
• —louse, [Sow]
• ...—'s head
  • Barrel (augm.]
  • Measure [36 gal∣lons.]
• ...—Sheep.

Hoise,

[Lift]

Hold.

• Not let go. TA. I. 6.
  • —fast, [Hold (augm.]
  • [Contain]
    • —water, [c. w.]
• Have]
• Possess]
• Right (manner.]
  • [Esteem]
    • —blameless, [Esteem b.]
  • [Continue]
• —at a bay, [a. Stay]
• —back, [Cohibit.]
• —in, [Cohibit.]
• ...—off.
• —out, [Continue perma∣nent.]
• —a town. RM. II. 4.
• —ones peace, [a. Silence.]
• [together, [Continue lea∣gued.]
• up, [Support.]
• [Expletive]
  • [counsel, [Together advise]
• [Not loose]
  • [Abstain]
    • —ones breath, [Not-breath]
  • ...—ones hand
    • Abstain]
    • Omit]
  • —ones water. [Not- a. U∣rine]
• ...the—
  • —of a Ship, [Lowest room (augm.)—]
  • lay — Catch]
  • take — Arrest]
• Strong— RM. VI.

Holder.

• [adj. Holding (person]
• [Longest tooth]

Hole.

• Through. Mag. IV. 1. O.
• [Not through
  • Dent]
  • Cavity]
• lurking— [adj. Hiding-place.]

Holy,

[adj. Holiness.]

• —day, [adj. Festivity-day]
• —ghost. G. III.

Holiness.

• Habit. Ha. V. 2.
• ...

Holly.

• —oke. HF. IX. 6. A.
• —tree. Tr. III. 6. A.
• Sea— [Eringo]

Hollow.

• Empty, [adj. Mag. VI. 1. E.]
  • —hearted, [adj. Hypocri∣sie.]
• [Concave]
  • —eyed, [Deep-eyed]
• As Spunge, [adj. Porous∣ness.]

Holm,

[Holly]

• ...—oke.

Holosteus.

Fi. VIII. 4.

Holothyrius.

Ex. IX. 4. A.

Holpen,

[adj. p. Help.]

Homage,

• Duty of Subjection]
• Acknowledgment of Subjection]

Home,

[Dwelling (place] Sp. II. 4.

• —bred, [Rusticly educated]
• come short— [a. Defect
  • finally.]
  • of home.]
• ...hit him
  • Strike (augm.]
  • a. Contiguity (perf.]

Homeliness.

• Not ornate. TM. V. 5. O.
• [Rusticity]

Homicide,

[Man-killing]

Homiletical,

[adj. Conversation]

• ...—Vertue.
  • —Common. Man. IV.
  • —Belonging to Superiors. Man. V.
  • —Belonging to Inferiors. Man. VI.

Homily,

adj. p. preaching (thing]

• sp. Commanded.]

Homogeneal,

[Of the same kinde.]

Homonymy.

D. IV. 1. O.

Honesty.

• [Vertue]
• [Chastity]
• [Integrity]
• Flower, [Bulbonach] HS VI. 1.

Hony.

• —apple, [Sweet apple (kind]
• —comb, [Bees (rooms]
• —dew, [adj. Hony dew]
• —moon, [First month after Marriage]
• —suckle, [Woodbine] Sh. II. 8.
  • French-suckle. HS. III. 5.
  • Trefoil. HS. III. 10. A.
• —wort. HL. IX. 3. A.

Honour.

• [Reputation]
• [Dignity]
• [Respect (augm.]
• ...—able.
• [adj. Honour (abstr.]
• [adj. Nobility]

Honourary,

[adj. Honour (sign]

Hood,

[adj. Cover (vest]

• —for head, [Face-covering head (vest.]
  • —wink, [Cover the eyes.]
• Token of Degree, [Loose adj. shoulder (vest.]

Hoof.

PP. VI. 5.

• to— [Un-hoof]

Hook.

Mag. IV. 8.

• By—or by crook, [By right or wrong.]
• —ed, [Curve.]

Hoop,

[Ring (augm.)

• of Wood.]
• Iron, &c.]
  • Bird. Bi. III. 8. A.

Hooper,

[Wild swan] Bi. IX. 1.

Hooping,

[Acute exclamation.]

Hoord,

[Lay up] TA. V. 4.

Hooting,

vid. Hooping.

Hop.

• Plant. HF. I. 5. A.
• [Leaping] Mo. I. 5.
  • —on one leg. Mo. I. 5. A.

Hope.

• Affection. AS. 5.6.
• past- [adj.
  • a.
  • p.
  Despair.]
• Grace. Ha. V. 5.

Hopeless,

[adj.

• a.
• p.

Despair.]

Hopper.

 

Horary,

[adj. Hour.]

Horde,

[Lay up] Ta. V. 4.

Horebound.

• Base— HF. VII. 2.
• Black— HF. VII. 11. A.
• White— HF. VII. 6. A.

Horines,

[Mould] HL. I. 1. A.

Horizon.

W. VI. 1.

Horn.

• Proper. PP. VI. 6.
• [Angle]
  • —owl. Bi. I. 4.
  • —work. RM. VI. 5. A.

Horn-beam.

Tr. VI. 4. A.

Hornet.

Ex. IV. 2. A.

Horoscope.

 

Horrible,

• adj. a. Fear
• Evil (augm.

Horrid,

• adj. a. Fear
• Evil (augm.

Horror.

• [Fear (augm.
• [Rigor through Fear]

Horse.

Be. I. 1. sp. (male]

• ...to—
  • —a man, [Ride (make.]
    • sp. on Horse.]
  • —a Mare, [a. Coition with Mare.]
• on—back, [On horse]
• —cloth, [Horse's vest]
• —courser, [Horse (Merc.]
• —foal, [Young horse (male]
• ...—leach.
  • [Physician for Horse]
  • Insect. Ex. I. 2.
• —litter, [Sedan adj. p. carried between Horses.]
• ...—man.
  • [Rider]
  • Souldier. RM. III. 1. A.
• —hoof. HL. VI. 3.
• —tail. HL. IX. 7.
• —tongue. Sh. III. 7. A.
• ...—fly.
• ...—mint.
• ...—radish.
• —shooe. HS. III. 6. A.
  • Sea— [Morse] Be. V. 3.
  • Wooden— [Horse (like) juga∣ment.]

Hortulane.

••i. IV. 2. A.

Hose.

• [Leg (vest]
• [Breeches]

Hofier,

[adj. Hose (merc.]

Hospitable,

[adj. Hospitality.]

Hospital,

• Sick men's house.]
• Poor men's house.]

Hospitality.

Man. III. 6.

Hostage,

[adj. Pledge (person]

Hoste.

• [adj. Eucharist bread]
• [Army]
• op. to Guest. RO. III. 9.
  • to— [a. Guest]

Hostility,

[Enemy (abstr.]

Hostler,

[Horse (Off.]

Hostry,

[adj. Hoste (house]

Hot,

[adj. Heat

[adj. Zeal

• —house, [Stove]

Hot,

[adj. Heat

[adj. Zeal

• —house, [Stove]

Hotchpotch,

[Mixture (corr.]

Hovel,

[House (dim.]

• sp. not walled.]

Hovering.

Mo. I. 2. A.

Hough,

vid. Hoof, [Lower joint of hinder Leg.]

Houl▪

[adj. Weeping (voice.]

Houlet,

[Owl.]

Hound,

[Dog hunting wild beasts by smell.]

• —fish. Fi I. 4.
• spotted— Fi. I. 4. A.
• —'s tongue. HL. IX. 4. A.

Hour.

Mea. V. 8.

• —glass. Mag. VI. 5. A.

House.

• Building. Po. II. 1.
• —breaking. RJ. III. 8. A.
• —burning. RJ. III. 8.
• to— [a. House]
• —ed, [Possessing houses.]
• [Family]
• [Kindred]

Houshold,

[Together-adj. house (aggr.]

• —bread, [Course bread]
• —stuff, [Utensils.]

House-keeping,

[Family-office.]

Housleek,

HL. VIII. 1.

Hout,

[Exclamation.]

• sp. a. Mocking.]

How.

• [In what manner]
  • —then, [-therefore.]
• op. to So. Adv. II. 1.

Howbeit,

[Although]

Howsoever,

[How, how.]

Hu,

[Colour.]

Hu and cry,

[Pursuit successive]

Huck,

[Treat, (augm.]

[Treat, (corr.]

Huck,

[Treat, (augm.]

[Treat, (corr.]

Hucklebone.

PG. V. 4. A.

Huckster,

[Merchant (corr.]

Huddle,

• Gather (corr.]
• Heap (confu∣sedly.]

Huffing.

AC. IV. 6.

Hug,

[Embrace]

Huge,

[Great (augm.]

Hugger-mugger,

[Secret (corr.]

Hul.

• —of a Ship. RN. II.
  • —ing. RN. VI. 5. A.
  • —lying at RN. VI. 5. A.
• —of Corn, [Husk]

Hulch,

[Protuberance]

Hulk,

[Trunk]

Hulver,

[Holly]

Hum.

• [Indistinct noise]
• [Bees (voice]
• [Approve (voice]

Humane.

• [adj. Man]
• ...—learn∣ing,
  • Worldly
  • Lay
  Scien∣ces.]
• [Courteous]

Humble.

• —ness. Man. V. 2.
• —bee. Ex. IV. 1. A.
• —plant. Sh. IV. 7.
• ...to—
  • Low
  • Humble
  • Submit
  (make]

Humid,

[Moist]

Humiliation

• a. Humility.]
• Fasting.]

Humility.

Man. V. 2.

Humming bird.

Bi. VI. 5.

Humor.

• Liquor, [adj. a. Moistness (thing]
• Temper of mind.
• [a. Complacence (end.]
• [a. Conceitedness]

Humorist.

• Conceited]
• Seeming of divers dispositi∣ons].
  • —physician.

Humorous,

[adj. Humor (corr.]

Humorsome,

[Morose]

Hundred.

• Weight. Mea. III. 7.
  • —pound in mony. Mea. IV. 6.

Hung,

pret. hang]

adj. p. hang]

Hung,

pret. hang]

adj. p. hang]

Hunger.

AC. II. 1.

Hunt.

• [a. Hunts-man]
• —'s man. RC. II. 7.
• ...'s up

Hurdle,

[adj. p. Weave (thing) of sticks.]

Hurl,

[Cast]

Hurlbat,]

Club adj. p. cast (apt.)

Hurlyburly,

[Confusion]

• sp. Seditious]

Hurry.

• Swift imp.]
• Dispatch imp.]
  • sp. with Confusion.]

Hurt.

• [a. Hurtful.]
  • —full. T. IV. 1. O.
    • a. Injury]
    • a. Loss]
    • a. Wound]

Hurtleberry,

vid. Whittle.

Husband.

• [adj. Married (male.]
• to— [a. Frugal.]
  • good— [Frugal (person]
  • ill— [adj. Squandring (per∣son]
• —man. RC. II. 6. A.

Husbandry.

• Profession RC. II. 6. A.
• Work, [Agriculture]
• good— [Frugality]
• ill— [Squandring]

Hush,

[adj. Silence]

Husk.

PP. II. 3.

Huso.

Fi. I. 8. A.

Huswife.

• [Mistress of the house]
• [Frugal (fem.]

Hut,

[House (dim.]

• sp. of Boughs.]

Hutch,

[Box.]

Huzz,

(a. Bee (voice.]

Hyacinth.

HL. IV. 4. A.

• Indian.— HL. V. 5.

Hybernal,

[adj. Winter.]

Hydra,

[adj. Water-serpent.]

Hydrography,

[Water's science.]

Hydropic,

[adj. Dropsie.]

Hyena.

 

Hymen,

[Marriage.]

Hymn.

RE. IV. 2. A.

Hyperbole.

• Mathemat. Mag. III. 8. E.
• Rhetor. [fig. of Expression (exc.]

Hyphen.

D, I. 4. A.

Hypochondriac.

S. VI. 4. A.

Hypocrisie.

Ha. IV. 4. O.

Hypotenuse,

[Side over against the right Angle.]

Hypothesis,

[Supposition.]

Hypothetic,

[adj. Supposition.]

Hyssop.

HF. VI. 7.

• Hedge— HF. VII. 14.

Hysterical,

[adj. Womb.] PG. VI. 9.

• Disease. S. VI. 9.

Hysteron proteron.