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Webster Dictionary :: Heliometer
HELIOM'ETER, n. [Gr. the sun, and to measure.] An instrument for measuring with ...
Webster Dictionary :: Heliolatry
HELIOL'ATRY, n. [Gr. the sun, and service, worship.] The worship of the sun, a b...
Webster Dictionary :: Heliolater
HELIOL'ATER, n. [Gr. the sun, and to worship.] A worship of the sun.
Webster Dictionary :: Heliocentric
HELIOCENT'RIC, a. [Gr. the sun, and center.] The heliocentric place of a planet,...
Webster Dictionary :: Heling
HE'LING, n. [from hele, obs.; L. celo.] The covering of the roof of a building; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Helicite
HEL'ICITE, n. [See Helix .] Fossil remains of the helix, a shell.
Webster Dictionary :: Helical
HEL'ICAL, a. [Gr. a scroll, or spiral body.] Spiral; winding; moving round.
Webster Dictionary :: Heliacally
HELI'ACALLY, adv. A star rises heliacally, when it emerges from the sun's light,...
Webster Dictionary :: Heliacal
HELI'ACAL, a. [L. heliacus; Gr. the sun.] Emerging from the light of the sun, or...
Webster Dictionary :: Hele
HELE, v.t. [L. celo.] To hide.
Webster Dictionary :: Held
HELD, pret. and pp. of hold. A court was held in Westminster hall. At a council ...
Webster Dictionary :: Heirship
HEIRSHIP, n. areship. The state, character or privileges of an heir; right of in...
Webster Dictionary :: Heirless
HEIRLESS, a. areless. Destitute of an heir.
Webster Dictionary :: Heiress
HEIRESS, n. aress. A female heir; a female that inherits, or is entitled to inhe...
Webster Dictionary :: Heirdom
HEIRDOM, n. aredom. Succession by inheritance.
Webster Dictionary :: Heir-loom
HEIR-LOOM, n. are-loom. Any furniture, movable, or personal chattel, which by la...
