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Webster Dictionary :: Hepatite
HEP'ATITE, n. A gem or mineral that takes its name from the liver. Plin. L. 37.1...
Webster Dictionary :: Hepatic
HEPAT'IC HEPAT'ICAL, a. [L. hepaticus; Gr. the liver.] Pertaining to the liver; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hepar
HE'PAR, n. [L. hepar,the liver.] A combination of sulphur with an alkali was for...
Webster Dictionary :: Hep-tree
HEP'-TREE, n. The wild dog-rose, a species of Rosa.
Webster Dictionary :: Hent
HENT, v.t. To seize; to lay hold on. 1. To crowd; to press on. HEND , or HENDY ,...
Webster Dictionary :: Hensfeet
HENS'FEET, n. A plant, hedge-fumitory.
Webster Dictionary :: Henroost
HEN'ROOST, n. A place where poultry rest at night.
Webster Dictionary :: Henpecked
HEN'PECKED, a. Governed by the wife.
Webster Dictionary :: Henhouse
HEN'HOUSE, n. A house or shelter for fowls.
Webster Dictionary :: Hendiadis
HENDI'ADIS, n. [Gr.] A figure, when two nouns are used instead of a noun and an ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hendecasyllable
HENDECASYL'LABLE, n. [Gr.] A metrical line of eleven syllables.
Webster Dictionary :: Henchman
HENCH'MAN HEND HENDEC'AGON, n. [Gr. eleven, and an angle.] In geometry, a figure...
Webster Dictionary :: Henchboy
HENCH'BOY, n. A page; a servant.
Webster Dictionary :: Henceforward
HENCEFORWARD, adv. hensfor'ward. From this time forward; henceforth.
Webster Dictionary :: Henceforth
HENCEFORTH, adv. hens'forth. From this time forward. I never from thy side hence...
Webster Dictionary :: Hence
HENCE, adv. hens. 1. From this place. Arise, let us go hence. John 14. I will se...
