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Webster Dictionary :: Green-house

GREE'N-HOUSE, n. A house in which tender plants are sheltered from the weather,a...

Webster Dictionary :: Green-sickness

GREE'N-SICKNESS, n. The chlorosis, a disease of maids, so called from the color ...

Webster Dictionary :: Green-stall

GREE'N-STALL, n. A stall on which greens are exposed to sale.

Webster Dictionary :: Green-sward

GREE'N-SWARD, n. Turf green with grass.

Webster Dictionary :: Green-weed

GREE'N-WEED, n. Dyer's weed.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenbroom

GREE'NBROOM GREE'NCLOTH, n. A board or court of justice held in the counting hou...

Webster Dictionary :: Greenfinch

GREE'NFINCH, n. A bird of the genus Fringilla.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenfish

GREE'NFISH, n. A fish so called.

Webster Dictionary :: Greengage

GREE'NGAGE, n. A species of plum.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenhaired

GREE'NHAIRED, a. Having green locks or hair.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenhood

GREE'NHOOD, n. A state of greenness.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenhorn

GREE'NHORN, n. A raw youth.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenish

GREE'NISH, a. Somewhat green; having a tinge of green; as a greenish yellow.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenishness

GREE'NISHNESS, n. The quality of being greenish.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenly

GREE'NLY, adv. With a green color; newly; freshly; immaturely.

Webster Dictionary :: Greenness

GREE'NNESS, n. The quality of being green; viridity; as the greenness of grass o...

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