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Webster Dictionary :: Hectometer
HECTOM'ETER, n. [Gr. a hundred, and measure.] A French measure equal to a hundre...
Webster Dictionary :: Hectoliter
HEC'TOLITER, n. [Gr. a hundred, and a pound.] A French measure of capacity for l...
Webster Dictionary :: Hectogram
HEC'TOGRAM, n. [Gr. a hundred; and a gram.] In the French system of weights and ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hectically
HEC'TICALLY, adv. Constitutionally.
Webster Dictionary :: Hectic
HEC'TIC HEC'TICAL, a. [Gr. habit of body, to have.] Habitual; denoting a slow, c...
Webster Dictionary :: Hectare
HEC'TARE, n. [Gr. a hundred, and L. area.] A French measure containing a hundred...
Webster Dictionary :: Heckle
HECK'LE, v.t. A different orthography of hackle, or hetchel.
Webster Dictionary :: Heck
HECK, n. [See Hatch .] An engine or instrument for catching fish; as a salmon he...
Webster Dictionary :: Hecatomb
HEC'ATOMB, n. [L. hecatombe; Gr. a hundred, and an ox.] In antiquity, a sacrific...
Webster Dictionary :: Hebridian
HEBRID'IAN, a. Pertaining to the isles called Hebrides, west of Scotland.
Webster Dictionary :: Hebrician
HEBRI'CIAN, n. One skilled in the Hebrew language.
Webster Dictionary :: Hebrewess
HE'BREWESS, n. An Israelitish woman.
Webster Dictionary :: Hebrew
HE'BREW, n. [Heb. Eber, either a proper name, or a name denoting passage, pilgri...
Webster Dictionary :: Hebraize
HE'BRAIZE, v.t. To convert into the Hebrew idiom; to make Hebrew. HE'BRAIZE , v....
Webster Dictionary :: Hebraist
HE'BRAIST, n. One versed in the Hebrew language.
Webster Dictionary :: Hebraism
HE'BRAISM, n. A Hebrew idiom; a peculiar expression or manner of speaking in the...
