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Hoarseness, n.
Hoary, a. Hoar, white, gray. Hoax, n. Deception (for sport), cheat, fraud, imposition, imposture, canard, practical joke. Hoax, v. a. Deceive (jocosely), cheat, impose upon. Hobble, v. n. Limp, halt, hop, walk lamely. Hobble, v. a. Fetter, hopple. Hobble, n.
Hobbly, a. Rough (said of a road), uneven. Hobby, n.
Hobby-horse, n. See hobby, 1 and 2. Hobgoblin, n. Goblin, spectre, sprite, frightful apparition, evil spirit. Hobnail, n.
Hobnob, ad. At random, take or not. Hobnob, v. n. Play pot companion, clink glasses, be jolly companions. Hobsons choice. That or nothing, no alternative. |
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