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HIP, HIPPED, HIPPISH. [See Hyp .]
HIP'POCAMP, n. [Gr. a horse, and to bend.] A name given to the sea-horse.
HIPPOCEN'TAUR, n. [Gr. a horse, to spur, and a bull.] In ancient fable, a suppos...
HIP'POCRAS, n. A medicinal drink, composed of wine with an infusion of spices an...
HIPPOC'RATISM, n. The philosophy of Hippocrates, as it regards medicine.
HIP'PODAME, n. A sea-horse.
HIP'PODROME, n. [Gr. a horse, and a course, to run.] Anciently, a circus, or pla...
HIP'POGRIFF, n. [Gr. a horse,and a griffon.] A fabulous animal or monster, half ...
HIP'POLITH, n. [Gr. a horse, and a stone.] A stone found in the stomach or intes...
HIP'POMANE, n. [Gr. a horse, and madness.] 1. A sort of poisonous substance, use...
HIPPOPH'AGOUS, a. Feeding on horses, as the Tartars.
HIPPOPH'AGY, n. [Gr. a horse, and to eat.] The act or practice of feeding on hor...
HIPPOPOT'AMUS, n. [Gr. a horse, and a river.] The river-horse, an animal that in...
HIPPOPOT'AMY HIP'ROOF, n. [hip and roof.] A roof that has an angle.
HIP'SHOT, a. [hip and shot.] Having the hip dislocated.
HIP'WORT, n. A plant.