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Webster Dictionary :: Housekeeper

HOUSEKEEPER, n. hous'keeper. One who occupies a house with his family; a man or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Housekeeping

HOUSEKEEPING, a. hous'keeping. Domestic; used in a family; as housekeeping commo...

Webster Dictionary :: Housel

HOUS'EL, n. houz'l. The eucharist; the sacred bread. HOUS'EL , v.t. To give or r...

Webster Dictionary :: Houselamb

HOUSELAMB, n. hous'lamb. A lamb kept in a house for fatting.

Webster Dictionary :: Houseleek

HOUSELEEK, n. hous'leek. [See Leek .] A plant of the genus Sempervivum, which is...

Webster Dictionary :: Houseless

HOUSELESS, n. hous'less. Destitute of a house or habitation; as the houseless ch...

Webster Dictionary :: Houseline

HOUSELINE HOUSEMAID, n. hous'maid. A female servant employed to keep a house cle...

Webster Dictionary :: Housepigeon

HOUSEPIGEON, n. A tame pigeon.

Webster Dictionary :: Houseraiser

HOUSERAISER, n. One who erects a house.

Webster Dictionary :: Houseroom

HOUSEROOM, n. hous'room. Room or place in a house.

Webster Dictionary :: Housesnail

HOUSESNAIL, n. A particular kind of snail.

Webster Dictionary :: Housewarming

HOUSEWARMING, n. hous'warming. A feast or merry making at the time a family ente...

Webster Dictionary :: Housewife

HOUSEWIFE, n. hous'wife. [house and wife; contracted into huswife,hussy.] The mi...

Webster Dictionary :: Housewifely

HOUSEWIFELY, a. hous'wifely. Pertaining to the mistress of a family. 1. Taken fr...

Webster Dictionary :: Housewifery

HOUSEWIFERY, n. hous'wifery. The business of the mistress of a family; female bu...

Webster Dictionary :: Housing

HOUS'ING, n. Among seamen, a small line formed of three strands, smaller than ro...

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