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Webster Dictionary :: Herschel

HERSCHEL, n. her'shel. A planet discovered by Dr. Herschel, in 1781.

Webster Dictionary :: Herse

HERSE, n. hers. 1. In fortification, a lattice or portcullis in the form of a ha...

Webster Dictionary :: Herself

HERSELF', pron. [her and self.] This denotes a female,the subject of discourse b...

Webster Dictionary :: Herselike

HERSELIKE, a. hers'like. Funereal; suitable to funerals.

Webster Dictionary :: Hersillon

HERS'ILLON, n. [from herse.] In the military art, a plank or beam, whose sides a...

Webster Dictionary :: Hery

HER'Y, v.t. To regard as holy.

Webster Dictionary :: Hesitancy

HES'ITANCY, n. [See Hesitate .] A doubting; literally, a stopping of the mind; a...

Webster Dictionary :: Hesitant

HES'ITANT, a. Hesitating; pausing; wanting volubility of speech.

Webster Dictionary :: Hesitate

HES'ITATE, v.i. s as z. [L. haesito, haereo, to hang.] 1. To stop or pause respe...

Webster Dictionary :: Hesitating

HES'ITATING, ppr. Doubting; pausing; stammering.

Webster Dictionary :: Hesitatingly

HES'ITATINGLY, adv. With hesitation or doubt.

Webster Dictionary :: Hesitation

HESITA'TION, n. A pausing or delay in forming an opinion or commencing action; d...

Webster Dictionary :: Hesperian

HESPE'RIAN. [L. hesperius, western, from hesperus, vesper, the evening star, Ven...

Webster Dictionary :: Hest

HEST, n. Command; precept; injunction; order. [Now obsolete,but it is retained i...

Webster Dictionary :: Heterarchy

HET'ERARCHY, n. [Gr. another, and rule.] The government of an alien.

Webster Dictionary :: Heteroclite

HET'EROCLITE,n. [Gr. another, or different, to incline, to lean.] 1. In grammar,...

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