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Webster Dictionary :: Hieromnemon

HIEROM'NEMON, n. [Gr. sacred, and preserving memory.] In ancient Greece, a magis...

Webster Dictionary :: Hierophant

HI'EROPHANT, n. [Gr. sacred,and to show.] A priest; one who teaches the mysterie...

Webster Dictionary :: Higgle

HIG'GLE, v.i. [L. cocio.] 1. To carry provisions about and offer them for sale. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Higgledy-piggledy

HIGGLEDY-PIGGLEDY, adv. In confusion; a low word.

Webster Dictionary :: Higgler

HIG'GLER, n. One who carries about provisions for sale. 1. One who chaffers in b...

Webster Dictionary :: High

HIGH, a. hi. 1. Extending a great distance above the surface of the earth; eleva...

Webster Dictionary :: High-aimed

HIGH-AIMED, a. Having grand or lofty designs.

Webster Dictionary :: High-arched

HIGH-ARCHED, a. Having elevated arches.

Webster Dictionary :: High-aspiring

HIGH-ASPI'RING, a. Having elevated views; aiming at elevated objects.

Webster Dictionary :: High-blest

HIGH-BLEST, a. Supremely happy.

Webster Dictionary :: High-blown

HIGH-BLOWN, a. Swelled much with wind; inflated, as with pride or conceit.

Webster Dictionary :: High-born

HIGH-BORN, a. Being of noble birth or extraction.

Webster Dictionary :: High-built

HIGH-BUILT, a. Of lofty structure. 1. Covered with lofty buildings. The high-bui...

Webster Dictionary :: High-climbing

HIGH-CLIMBING, a. Climbing to a great height. 1. Difficult to be ascended.

Webster Dictionary :: High-colored

HIGH-COLORED, a. Having a strong, deep or glaring color. 1. Vivid; strong or for...

Webster Dictionary :: High-day

HIGH-DAY, a. Fine; befitting a holiday.

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