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Webster Dictionary :: Hangman
HANG'MAN, n. One who hangs another; a public executioner; also, a term of reproach.
Webster Dictionary :: Hanging-sleeves
HANG'ING-SLEEVES, n. Strips of the same stuff with the gown, hanging down the ba...
Webster Dictionary :: Hanging-side
HANG'ING-SIDE, n. In mining, the overhanging side of an inclined or hading vein.
Webster Dictionary :: Hanging
HANG'ING, ppr. Suspending to something above. 1. Being suspended; dangling; swin...
Webster Dictionary :: Hanger-on
HANG'ER-ON, n. One who besets another importunately in soliciting favors. 1. A d...
Webster Dictionary :: Hanger
HANG'ER, n. That by which a thing is suspended. 1. A short broad sword, incurvat...
Webster Dictionary :: Hanged
HANG'ED, pp. Suspended; put to death by being suspended by the neck.
Webster Dictionary :: Hangby
HANG'BY, n. A dependent, in contempt.
Webster Dictionary :: Hang
HANG, v.t. pret. and pp. hanged or hung. 1. To suspend; to fasten to some fixed ...
Webster Dictionary :: Handystroke
HAND'YSTROKE, n. A blow inflicted by the hand.
Webster Dictionary :: Handygripe
HAND'YGRIPE, n. Seizure by the hand.
Webster Dictionary :: Handyblow
HAND'YBLOW, n. A blow with the hand; an act of hostility.
Webster Dictionary :: Handy-dandy
HAND'Y-DANDY, n. A play in which children change hands and places.
Webster Dictionary :: Handy
HAND'Y, a. 1. Performed by the hand. They came to handy blows. 2. Dexterous; rea...
Webster Dictionary :: Handwriting
HAND'WRITING, n. The cast or form of writing peculiar to each hand or person. 1....
Webster Dictionary :: Handweapon
HAND'WEAPON,n. Any weapon to be wielded by the hand. Num 35.
