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Webster Dictionary :: Hustle
HUS'TLE, v.i. hus'l. To shake together in confusion; to push or crowd.
Webster Dictionary :: Hustings
HUS'TINGS, n. 1. A court held in Guildhall, in London, before the lord mayor and...
Webster Dictionary :: Hussy
HUSS'Y, n. [contracted from huswife,housewife.] 1. A bad or worthless woman. It ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hussite
HUSS'ITE, n. A follower of John Huss, the Bohemian reformer.
Webster Dictionary :: Hussar
HUS'SAR, n. s as z. A mounted soldier of horseman, in German cavalry. The hussar...
Webster Dictionary :: Hussa
HUSS`A, v.i. To utter a loud shout of joy, or an acclamation in joy or praise. H...
Webster Dictionary :: Huso
HU'SO, n. A fish of the genus Accipenser, whose mouth is in the under part of th...
Webster Dictionary :: Husky
HUSK'Y, a. Abounding with husks; consisting of husks. 1. Resembling husks; dry; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Husking
HUSK'ING, ppr. Stripping off husks. HUSK'ING , n. The act of stripping off husks...
Webster Dictionary :: Huskiness
HUSK'INESS, n. The state of being dry and rough, like a husk.
Webster Dictionary :: Husked
HUSK'ED, pp. Stripped of its husks. 1. Covered with a husk.
Webster Dictionary :: Husk
HUSK, n. The external covering of certain fruits or See ds of plants. It is the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hushmoney
HUSH'MONEY, n. A bribe to secure silence; money paid to hinder information, or d...
Webster Dictionary :: Hush
HUSH, a. [Heb. to be silent.] Silent; still; quiet; as, they are hush as death. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Husbandry
HUS'BANDRY, n. The business of a farmer, comprehending agriculture or tillage of...
Webster Dictionary :: Husbandman
HUS'BANDMAN, n. A farmer; a cultivator or tiller of the ground; one who labors i...
