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Webster Dictionary :: Horizontal
HORIZON'TAL, a. Pertaining to the horizon, or relating to it. 1. Parallel to the...
Webster Dictionary :: Horizon
HOR'IZON, n. [Gr. to bound, a limit.] The line that terminates the view, when ex...
Webster Dictionary :: Horishly
HO'RISHLY, adv. Lewdly; unchastely.
Webster Dictionary :: Horish
HO'RISH, a. Lewd, unchaste; loose; given to unlawful sexual intercourse; applied...
Webster Dictionary :: Horeson
HO'RESON, n. [hore and son.] A bastard; the son of a hore; a term of reproach or...
Webster Dictionary :: Horemaster
HO'REMASTER HO'REMONGER, n. A man who is addicted to lewdness, or frequently ind...
Webster Dictionary :: Horehound
HO'REHOUND, n. The name of several plants of different genera. The common horeho...
Webster Dictionary :: Horedom
HO'REDOM, n. The practice of unlawful sexual commerce; habitual or customary lew...
Webster Dictionary :: Hore
HORE, n. A woman, married or single, who indulges unlawful sexual intercourse; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Hord
HORD HORDE, n. A company of wandering people dwelling in tents or wagons, and mi...
Webster Dictionary :: Horary
HO'RARY, a. [L. horarius; L. hora hour.] 1. Pertaining to an hour; noting the ho...
Webster Dictionary :: Horally
HO'RALLY, adv. Hourly. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Horal
HO'RAL, a. [L. hora, an hour. See Hour .] Relating to an hour, or to hours.
Webster Dictionary :: Hopvine
HOP'VINE, n. The stalk of hops. HOP'-YARD\par HOP'-GARDEN , n. A field or inclos...
Webster Dictionary :: Hoppole
HOP'POLE, n. A pole used to support hops. HOP'-PICKER , n. One that picks hops.
Webster Dictionary :: Hopple
HOP'PLE, v.t. To tie the feet near together to prevent leaping; as, to hopple an...
