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Webster Dictionary :: Hylarchical
HYLAR'CHICAL, a. [Gr. matter, and rule.] Presiding over matter.
Webster Dictionary :: Hyke
HYKE, n. A blanket or loose garment.
Webster Dictionary :: Hygrostatics
HYGROSTAT'ICS, n. [Gr. moist.] The science of comparing degrees of moisture.
Webster Dictionary :: Hygroscopic
HYGROSCOP'IC, a. Pertaining to the hygroscope; capable of imbibing moisture.
Webster Dictionary :: Hygroscope
HY'GROSCOPE, n. [Gr. moist, and to view.] The same as hygrometer. The latter is ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hygrometry
HYGROM'ETRY, n. The act or art of measuring the moisture of the air.
Webster Dictionary :: Hygrometrical
HYGROMET'RICAL, a. Pertaining to hygrometry; made by or according to the hygrome...
Webster Dictionary :: Hygrometer
HYGROM'ETER, n. [Gr. moist, and measure.] An instrument for measuring the degree...
Webster Dictionary :: Hyena
HYE'NA, n. [L. hyaena.] A quadruped of the genus Canis,having small naked ears, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hyemation
HYEMA'TION, n. [L.hiemo, to winter.] The passing or spending of a winter in a pa...
Webster Dictionary :: Hyemate
HY'EMATE, v.i. To winter at a place. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Hyemal
HYE'MAL, a. [L. hiems, winter.] Belonging to winter; done in winter.
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrus
HY'DRUS, n. [Gr. water.] A water snake; also, a constellation of the southern he...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydruret
HY'DRURET, n. A combination of hydrogen with sulphur, or of sulphur and sulphure...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydroxanthic
HYDROXAN'THIC, a. A term used to denote a new acid, formed by the action of alka...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydroxanthate
HYDROXAN'THATE, n. [Gr. water, and yellow.] In chimistry, a compound of hydroxan...
