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Webster Dictionary :: Hortulan

HOR'TULAN, a. [L. hortulanus.] Belonging to a garden; as a hortulan calendar.

Webster Dictionary :: Hortussiccus

HORTUSSICCUS, n. [L.] Literally, a dry garden; an appellation given to a collect...

Webster Dictionary :: Hortyard

HORT'YARD, n. An orchard, which see.

Webster Dictionary :: Hosanna

HOSAN'NA, n. s as z. [Heb. save, I beseech you.] An exclamation of praise to God...

Webster Dictionary :: Hose

HOSE, n. plu. hosen or hose; pron. hoze, ho'zn. 1. Breeches or trowsers. 2. Stoc...

Webster Dictionary :: Hosewhip

HOSEWHIP, v.t. To lash; to strike with a horsewhip.

Webster Dictionary :: Hosier

HO'SIER, n. ho'zhur. One who deals in stockings and socks, _c.

Webster Dictionary :: Hosiery

HO'SIERY, n. ho'zhury. Stockings in general; socks.

Webster Dictionary :: Hospitable

HOS'PITABLE, a. [L. hospitalis, from hospes, a guest.] 1. Receiving and entertai...

Webster Dictionary :: Hospitably

HOS'PITABLY, adv. With kindness to strangers or guests; with generous and libera...

Webster Dictionary :: Hospitage

HOS'PITAGE, n. Hospitality.

Webster Dictionary :: Hospital

HOS'PITAL, n. [L. hospitalis, supra.] 1. A building appropriated for the recepti...

Webster Dictionary :: Hospitality

HOSPITAL'ITY, n. [L. hospitalitas.] The act or practice of receiving and enterta...

Webster Dictionary :: Hospitaller

HOS'PITALLER, n. [from hospital.] Properly, one residing in a hospital for the p...

Webster Dictionary :: Hospitate

HOS'PITATE, v.i. [L. hospitor.] To reside or lodge under the roof of another. [N...

Webster Dictionary :: Host

HOST, n. [L.hostis, a stranger, an enemy, probably of the same family. See Hospi...

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