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Webster Dictionary :: Hypaspist
HYPAS'PIST, n. [Gr. a shield.] A soldier in the armies of Greece, armed in a par...
Webster Dictionary :: Hypallage
HYPAL'LAGE, n. hypal'largy. [Gr. change, to change.] In grammar, a figure consis...
Webster Dictionary :: Hyp
HYP, n. [a contraction of hypochondria.] A disease; depression of spirits. HYP ,...
Webster Dictionary :: Hyosciama
HYOSCIA'MA, n. A new vegetable alkali, extracted from the Hyoscyamus nigra, or h...
Webster Dictionary :: Hymnology
HYMNOL'OGY, n. A collection of hymns.
Webster Dictionary :: Hymnologist
HYMNOL'OGIST, n. A composer of hymns.
Webster Dictionary :: Hymning
HYM'NING, ppr. Praising in song; singing.
Webster Dictionary :: Hymnic
HYM'NIC, a. Relating to hymns.
Webster Dictionary :: Hymned
HYM'NED, pp. Sung; praised; celebrated in song.
Webster Dictionary :: Hymn
HYMN, n. hym. [L. hymnus; Eng. hum.]song or ode in honor of God, and among pagan...
Webster Dictionary :: Hymenopteral
HYMENOP'TERAL, a. Having four membranous wings.
Webster Dictionary :: Hymenopter
HY'MENOPTER HYMENOP'TERA, n. [Gr. a membrane, and a wing.] In entomology, the hy...
Webster Dictionary :: Hymeneal
HYMENE'AL HYMENE'AN, a. Pertaining to marriage. HYMENE'AL\par HYMENE'AN , n. A m...
Webster Dictionary :: Hymen
HY'MEN, n. [L. from Gr. membrana, pellicula,hymen.] 1. In ancient mythology, a f...
Webster Dictionary :: Hym
HYM, n. A species of dog.
Webster Dictionary :: Hylozoic
HYLOZO'IC, n. [Gr. matter and life.] One who holds matter to be animated.
