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Webster Dictionary :: Hobbling

HOB'BLING, ppr. Walking with a halting or interrupted step.

Webster Dictionary :: Hobblingly

HOB'BLINGLY, adv. With a limping or interrupted step.

Webster Dictionary :: Hobby

HOB'BY, n. A kind of hawk; a hawk of the lure. HOB'BY , n. 1. A strong active ho...

Webster Dictionary :: Hobbyhorse

HOB'BYHORSE, n. [tautological.] A hobby; a wooden horse on which boys ride. 1. A...

Webster Dictionary :: Hobgoblin

HOB'GOBLIN, n. A fairy; a frightful apparition.

Webster Dictionary :: Hobit

HO'BIT, n. A small mortar, or short gun for throwing bombs. [See Howitzer, the c...

Webster Dictionary :: Hoblike

HOB'LIKE, a. Clownish; boorish.

Webster Dictionary :: Hobnail

HOB'NAIL, n. A nail with a thick strong head, for shoeing horses. 1. A clownish ...

Webster Dictionary :: Hobnailed

HOB'NAILED, a. Set with hobnails; rough.

Webster Dictionary :: Hobnob

HOB'NOB, adv. Take, or not take; a familiar invitation to reciprocal drinking. H...

Webster Dictionary :: Hoboy

HOBOY. [See Hautboy .]

Webster Dictionary :: Hock

HOCK, n. The joint of an animal between the knee and the fetlock. 1. A part of t...

Webster Dictionary :: Hockday

HOCK'DAY HOCK'EY, n. Harvest-home. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Hockherb

HOCK'HERB, n. A plant, the mallows. HOCK'LE , v.t. To hamstring. 1. To mow. HOCU...

Webster Dictionary :: Hockle

HOCK'LE, v.t. To hamstring; to hough; to disable by cutting the tendons of the h...

Webster Dictionary :: Hocuspocus

HOCUSPOCUS, v.t. To cheat.

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