Hemorrhoids, n. pl. (Med.) Piles.

Hen, n.

    1. Female bird.
    2. Female of the domestic fowl.

Henbane, n. Hyoscyamus, stinking nightshade.

Hence, ad.

    1. From this place, from here.
    2. From this time, henceforth, henceforward, from this time forth or forward.
    3. Therefore, from this cause, for that reason, as a consequence.
    4. From this source.

Henceforth, ad. Henceforward, from this time forward, hence.

Henceforward, ad. See henceforth.

Henchman, n. Retainer, follower, supporter, servant, attendant.

Hen-hearted, a. Timid, cowardly, timorous, heartless, fearful, dastardly, recreant.

Hen-huzzy, n. Cotquean, meddler in women’s work.

Hepatize, v. a. Convert into liver-like substance, gorge with effused matter, solidify.

Hep-tree, n. [Written also Hip-tree.] Dog-rose, wild-brier, hep-brier, hep-bramble (Rosa canina).

Herald, a.

    1. Proclaimer, publisher, crier.
    2. Forerunner, precursor, harbinger.

Herald, v. a. Proclaim, announce, publish.

Heraldry, n. Blazonry, emblazonry, the heraldic art, the herald’s art.

Herbaceous, a. See herbal.

Herbage, n. Herbs, grass, pasture, vegetation of the fields, herbal vegetation.

Herbal, a. Pertaining or relating to herbs, herbaceous.


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