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Webster Dictionary :: Hobblingly
HOB'BLINGLY, adv. With a limping or interrupted step.
Webster Dictionary :: Hobbling
HOB'BLING, ppr. Walking with a halting or interrupted step.
Webster Dictionary :: Hobbler
HOB'BLER, n. One that hobbles. HOB'BLER , n. [from hobby.] One who by his tenure...
Webster Dictionary :: Hobbledehoy
HOB'BLEDEHOY, n. A cant phrase for a boy at the age of puberty.
Webster Dictionary :: Hobble
HOB'BLE, v.i. 1. To walk lamely, bearing chiefly on one leg; to limp; to walk wi...
Webster Dictionary :: Hobbist
HOB'BIST, n. A follower of Hobbes.
Webster Dictionary :: Hob
HOB HOB'BISM, n. The principles of the sceptical Thomas Hobbes.
Webster Dictionary :: Hoax
HOAX, n. Something done for deception or mockery; a trick played off in sport. H...
Webster Dictionary :: Hoary
HOARY, n. [See Hoar .] White or whitish; as the hoary willows. 1. White or gray ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hoarseness
HOARSENESS, n. Harshness or roughness of voice or sound; preternatural asperity ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hoarsely
HOARSELY, adv. With a rough, harsh, grating voice or sound.
Webster Dictionary :: Hoarse
HOARSE, a. hors. 1. Having a harsh, rough, grating voice, as when affected with ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hoariness
HOARINESS, n. [from hoary.] The state of being white, whitish or gray; as the ho...
Webster Dictionary :: Hoarhound
HOARHOUND. [See Horehound .]
Webster Dictionary :: Hoared
HOARED, a. Moldy; musty. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Hoarding
HOARDING, ppr. Laying up in store. 1. Instinctively collecting and laying up pro...
