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HU'GENESS, n. Enormous bulk or largeness; as the hugeness of a mountain or of an...
HUG'GER-MUGGER, n. [Hugger contains the elements of hug and hedge, and mugger, t...
HU'GUENOT, n. A name formerly given to a protestant in France.
HU'GUENOTISM, n. The religion of the Huguenots in France.
HU'GY, a. [from huge.] Vast in size. [Not used.]
HUISH'ER, n. An usher. [See Usher .]
HUKE, n. A cloke; a hyke.
HULCH, n. A bunch. [Not used.]
HULCH'IS, a. Swelling; gibbous. [Not used.]
HULK, n. 1. The body of a ship, or decked vessel of any kind; but the word is ap...
HULK'Y, a. Bulky; unwieldy. [Not used.]
HULL, n. 1. The outer covering of any thing, particularly of a nut or of grain. ...
HULL'Y, a. Having husks or pods; siliquous.
HU'LOTHEISM, n. [Gr. matter, and God.] The doctrine or belief that matter is God...
HUL'VER, n. Holly, a tree.
HUM, v.i. To utter the sound of bees; to buzz. 1. To make an inarticulate buzzin...