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This is a thesaurus of all the glosses to the words in the Glossary, linked to the lines in the texts where these words are found.

The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

Disclaimer: our Thesaurus is a guide only to the words in the Glossary, and not an account of the way these words might be used elsewhere in the canon, or in Early Modern English as a whole. For example, we include Shakespeare’s use of mother to mean 'womanish qualities', but not in its ordinary sense of 'parent'. You can read more background about the thesaurus here.

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Search letter h 1132 items found

habit

accustom (n.),condition (n.),course (n.),custom (n.),occupation (n.),trick (n.),use (n.),wont (n.)

habit, be in the

habit, make a

habit, monk's

habitat

habitation, place of

habitual

long-ingraffed (adj.),native (adj.),only (adj.),tame (adj.)

habitual activity

exercise (n.)

habitual company, in

frequent (adj.)

habitual exposure

common-hackneyed (adj.)

habitual meeting

resort (n.)

habitually

usually (adv.)

habitually visit

haunt (v.)

habituate

enure, inure (v.),ure (v.)

habituated

tame (adj.)

hack

haggle (v.),jade (n.),mangle (v.),quarter (v.)

hack, ill-tempered

hack off

hacked about

hackles

hackneyed

old (adj.),stale (adj.)

hackneyed, common

hackneyed (adj.)

hacks, drive like worn-out

jade (v.)

haft

dudgeon (n.)

hag

beldam, beldame (n.),trot (n.)

hag, like a

hag, old

haggard

haggle

haggle at length

hail

hail, full of

Hail Mary [of a rosary]

Ave-Marie (n.)

hail-filled

congealed (adj.)

hair, covering of

helm (n.)

hair, elegantly curled

curled (adj.)

hair, grey

grizzle (n.),grizzled (adj.)

hair, having shaggy

shag-haired (adj.)

hair, lock of

flake (n.)

hair, with brown

brown (adj.)

hair, with long rough

shag (adj.)

hair at the front of the head

forward top

hair from, take the

unhair (v.)

hair matted with blood, with

blood-boltered (adj.)

hair removed, with

pilled (adj.)

hair treated by elves

elf-lock (n.)

hair's worth

hair-worth (n.)

hair-dressing

tiring (n.)

hairless

Amazonian (adj.),polled (adj.)

hair-pin

bodkin (n.)

hair-splitting distinction

quillet (n.)

hair-splitting objection

cavil (n.)

hairy

rough (adj.),rugged (adj.)

hairy ridge on an animal's head or neck

crest (n.)

hake, salted

poor-John (n.)

halberd

bill (n.)

halberd, person armed with a

halberd (n.)

half

moiety (n.)

half, other

half (n.)

half closed, with the upper [of a door]

hatched (adv.)

half each

half-part (n.)

half of the globe

half-world (n.)

half removal of a cap

half-cap (n.)

half the face visible, with only

half-faced (adj.)

half the world, supporter of

demi-Atlas (n.)

half-blind

bisson (adj.),half-sight (n.),purblind (adj.),sand-blind (adj.)

half-blossomed

half-devil

half-door

half-grown apple

half-hearted

half-heartedly

faintly (adv.),idly (adv.),scantly (adv.)

halfpenny

half-satisfied

half-shares, go

half-shut

half-smothered

half-way point in a month [Roman calendar]

ides (n.)

halfway up the cheeks [in horse-riding]

half-cheeked (adj.)

half-wit

natural (n.),soul, half a

half-wit, like a

natural (adv.)

half-witted

innocent (adj.),wittolly (adj.)

halloo

holla, holloa (v.)

hallooing

hallowing, hallooing, halloing, holloing (n.)

Hallowe'en

hallowed

hallowed verge

hallucinating

hallucination

halo, rainbow-like

halt

cease (v.),stand (v.),stay (v.)

halt, bring to a

pull in (v.)

halt, come to a

calm (v.)

halt, complete

point, full

halter [cry of derision]

rope (n.)

halter, hangman's

collar, colour (n.)

haltingly

lamely (adv.),pausingly (adv.)

hammer

hammer away

hammer out

hampering

hamstring

hand [of a clock or watch]

point (n.)

hand, area on the palm of the

table (n.)

hand, at

place, in,towards (adv.)

hand, cap in

cap and knee (n.)

hand, clenched

neaf (n.)

hand, die by one's own

die by oneself

hand, glove protecting the

gauntlet (n.)

hand breadth

span (n.)

hand over

bequeath (v.),commend (v.),deliver (v.),direct (v.),put over (v.),release (v.),reliver (v.),remand (v.),yield (v.)

hand over for remedy

remedy (v.)

hand which holds a bow

handcuffs

handful

handicap

handicraft

handicraftsman

handiwork

handkerchief

clout (n.),handkercher (n.),napkin (n.)

handle

become (v.),dispose (v.),dispute (v.),entertain (v.),entreat, intreat (v.),hand (v.),husband (v.),manage (v.),take up (v.)

handle [a person], one who can

handle [horses]

handle [of a dagger]

handle [of a weapon]

handle, way to

handle roughly

handler

disposer (n.),manager (n.)

handling

touch (n.),usage (n.)

handling [especially of a horse]

manage (n.)

handling, speedy

dispatch, despatch (n.)

handmaid

maid (n.)

hand-mill for grinding corn

quern (n.)

hands

pickers and stealers

hands, grasping of

seizure (n.)

hands, choosing [in a game]

handy-dandy

hands, strike together

clap (v.)

hands on, lay

hand (v.)

handsome

fair (adj.),fine (adj.),goodly (adj.),proper (adj.),sweet-faced (adj.),tidy (adj.)

handsomely

fairly (adv.),fairly (adv.),sightly (adv.)

handwriting

character (n.),hand (n.),penning (n.)

handwriting, legal style of

court-hand (n.)

handwriting, style of

pen (n.)

hang

lie (v.),lob down (v.),truss up (v.)

hang [as on a gibbet]

hang down loosely

hang on

hang out at

hanged, someone who deserves to be

crack-hemp (n.),gallows (n.)

hanger-on

appendix (n.),fly (n.),lackey (n.),shoeing-horn (n.)

hanging

declining (adj.),pleat (n.)

hanging, remain

depend (v.)

hanging down like fetters

down-gyved (adj.)

hanging in space

pendent (adj.)

hanging tapestry

arras (n.)

hanging tapestry for a four-poster bed

bed-hanger (n.)

hangings, decorated with

hangman

hangman, fit for the

hangman's halter

hangman's rope

cord (n.),halter (n.)

hangman's rope [cry of derision]

hanker for

haphazard

hapless

happen

befall (v.), past forms befallen, befell,befall of (v.),befortune (v.),betide (v.),betide (v.),breed (v.), past form bred,chance (v.),come (v.),ensue (v.),fall (v.),fall (v.),fall out (v.),fare (v.),fortune (v.),hap (v.),work (v.), past form wrought,worth (v.)

happen, likely to

incident (adj.)

happen, make

force (v.)

happen, whatever might

adventures, at all

happen later

continue (v.)

happen to

bechance (v.),befall (v.), past forms befallen, befell,happen (v.)

happen to arrive

chance (v.)

happened, what may have

chance (n.)

happening

accident (n.),act (n.),business (n.),fare (n.),hap (n.),passage (n.),stir (n.)

happening by chance

accidental (adj.)

happenings, given over to unusual

strange-disposed (adj.)

happenings, subsequent

consequence (n.)

happily

blessed (adv.),blessedly (adv.),gladly (adv.)

happiness

benediction (n.),comfort (n.),content (n.),fair (n.),felicity (n.)

happiness, excess of

overjoy (n.)

happiness, experiencing some

smilingly (adv.)

happiness, full of

blessed, blest (adj.)

happiness, in a state of

well (adv.)

happiness to, deny

unbless (v.)

happy

auspicious (adj.),blessed, blest (adj.),blessed, blest (adj.),blithe (adj.),gracious (adj.),kind (adj.),prosperous (adj.),summer (adj.)

happy, be

joy (v.),solace (v.)

happy, made

felicitate (adj.)

happy, make

happy (v.)

harangue

pelt (v.),preachment (n.)

haranguing

railing (adj.)

harass

bait (v.),chase (v.),grate (v.),grate on / upon (v.),harry (v.),infest (v.),pinch (v.),ride (v.)

harassed

turmoiled (adj.),worried (adj.)

harbour

entertain (v.),haven (n.),lodge (v.),road (n.)

harbour, passage into a

channel (n.)

harbourer

entertainer (n.)

hard

churlish (adj.),dear (adj.),dry (adj.),flint (n.),flinty (adj.),foul (adj.),heavy (adj.),much (adj.),shrewd (adj.),uneasy (adj.)

hard, fight

lay about (v.)

hard, press

push (v.)

hard, think

hammer (v.),hammer of (v.)

hard, work

get (v.),hammer out (v.),labour (v.),travail, travel (v.)

hard as brass

brassy (adj.)

hard as steel

steely (adj.)

hard put

straited (adj.)

hard to keep, too

hard-a-keeping (adj.)

hard work

labour (n.)

hard-boiled

flint-heart (adj.)

harden

bake (v.),brass, braze (v.),steel (v.),stone (v.),temper (v.)

hardened

fleshed (adj.),hard (adj.),indurate (adj.),steeled (adj.)

hardened like steel

steeled (adj.)

hard-hearted

flint-heart (adj.),obstinate (adj.)

hardly

faintly (adv.),scant (adv.),scarce (adv.),uneath (adv.)

hardly any

three (n.)

hardness, legendary substance of great

adamant (n.)

hardship

distress (n.),evil (n.),extreme (n.),extremity (n.),hardness (n.),indurance, endurance (n.),pinch (n.),sufferance (n.)

hardship, case of

decay (n.),ruin (n.)

hardship, earned through great

distressful (adj.)

hardships, afflicted with

distressed (adj.)

hardships, carrying of

bearing (n.)

hard-worked

laboured (adj.)

hard-working

laboursome (adj.)

hare, heart as timid as a

hare-heart (n.)

hares, hunt

course (v.)

harlot

baggage (n.),callet, callot (n.),commoner (n.),customer (n.),drab (n.),filth (n.),giglot (n.),hackney (n.),harlotry (n.),hobby-horse (n.),punk (n.),stale (n.),strumpet (n.),Tib (n.),tomboy (n.),wanton (n.)

harlots, associating with

drabbing (n.)

harm, causing no

harmless (adj.)

harm, come to

miscarry (v.),miscarry (v.)

harm, do

do (v.),mischief (v.),strike (v.)

harm, fear of

misdread (n.)

harm, full of

harmful (adj.)

harm, giving premonitions of

ill-divining (adj.)

harmful

abusing (adj.),adverse (adj.),contagious (adj.),impair (adj.),injurious (adj.),mischievous (adj.),naught, nought (adj.),noisome (adj.),painful (adj.),scatheful (adj.),shrewd (adj.),unthrifty (adj.),unwholesome (adj.),venomous (adj.),worse (adj.)

harmful scheme

harmful torpor

harmful vapour

harmfulness

harming family honour

crest-wounding (adj.)

harmless

offenceless (adj.),safe (adj.),sure (adj.),unhurtful (adj.)

harmlessly

hurtless (adv.)

harmlessness

simplicity (n.)

harmonious

concordant (adj.),concordant (adj.),like (adj.),tuned (adj.)

harmonious, become

agree (v.)

harmonize

fit it,wind up (v.)

harmony

accord (n.),atonement (n.),coherence (n.),concord (n.),sympathy (n.),unity (n.)

harmony [of companionship]

consonancy (n.)

harmony, in

tune, in a

harmony, joined in

married (adj.)

harmony, sing along in

descant (v.)

harmony, unite in

combine (v.)

harmony an octave below

diapason (n.)

harms, defender against

Withold, Saint

harness

caparison (v.),furniture (n.)

harpist

harper (n.)

harrowing

hard (adj.),side-piercing (adj.),tedious (adj.)

harry

chase (v.)

harsh situation

hardness (n.)

harsh words

chide (v.), past form chid

harsh-looking

rude (adj.)

harshly

hardly (adv.),strait (adv.),unkindly (adv.)

harshly, resound

hurtle (v.)

harshness

austerity (n.),rigour (n.)

harshness, freedom from

gentleness (n.)

harsh-sounding

ill-tuned (adj.)

harvest

foison, foizon (n.),hay (n.),in (v.),Saturn (n.),tilth (n.)

harvest festival

Lammas Eve,Lammastide (n.)

harvester using a sickle

sickleman (n.)

harvesting, ready for

white (adj.)

harvesting season, close of the

harvest-home (n.)

haste

expedience (n.),expedition (n.),posting (n.)

haste, go in

scour (v.)

haste, go through with

haste, in

haste, in all

haste, in disordered

haste, in hot

haste, invent in

haste, make

haste, with no undue

hasten

drive (v.),fly (v.),hie (v.),post (v.),skirr (v.),start (v.),whip (v.)

hastily

hastily, settle

hastily presumptuous

hastily raised

hasty

festinate (adj.),hot (adj.),quick (adj.),rash (adj.),sudden (adj.),unweighed (adj.),violent (adj.)

hasty, all too

all-too-timeless (adj.)

hasty expedition

expedience (n.)

hasty expedition, make a

speed (v.)

hasty grab

snatch (n.)

hasty removal

dispatch, despatch (n.)

hasty-headed

heady-rash (adj.)

hat

bonnet (n.)

hat, doff the

be off (v.)

hat, high-crowned in the form of a sugar-loaf

copatain hat

hat, knob at the top of a

button (n.)

hat, put on a

apparel (v.),cover (v.)

hat, take off a

bonnet (v.),off-cap (v.)

hat adorned with a cockle shell

cockle hat

hat in hand, with [in respect]

uncovered (adj.)

hat shaped like a pudding basin or soup-bowl

porringer (n.)

hat-band, without a coloured

unbanded (adj.)

hate

detest (v.),envy, envy at (v.)

hate, full of

hateful (adj.)

hated as hell is hated

hell-hated (adj.)

hated by everyone

all-abhorred (adj.)

hateful

all-hating (adj.),detested (adj.),dirty (adj.),irksome (adj.)

hateful.

hatefulness

hatch

hatched

hatching [as from an egg]

hatch (n.)

hating everything

all-hating (adj.)

hatred

despite (n.),malice (n.),rancour (n.),spite (n.)

haughtily

proudly (adv.)

haughtiness

insolence (n.)

haughty

big (adj.),haught (adj.),high (adj.),high-minded (adj.),high-stomached (adj.),insolent (adj.),orgulous (adj.),stout (adj.),surly (adj.)

haughty power

pride (n.)

haul

hale (v.)

haunt

ghost (v.),sprite, spright (v.)

have

bear (v.), past forms bore, borne,enjoy (v.),owe (v.),share (v.),wear (v.),wear (v.)

haven

harbourage (n.),rendezvous (n.)

having

wearing (n.)

having more

more-having (n.)

having too much

superfluous (adj.)

hawk, inferior kind of

buzzard (n.),staniel (n.)

hawk, male

hawk, recalling a

hawk, type of large

hawk, wild

hawk, young

hawk, young male sparrow

hawk-like

hawks, hunt with

hay

hayfork

hay-making

hazard

adventure (n.),jump (n.),jump (v.),wage (v.)

hazardous

desperate (adj.),parlous (adj.),queasy (adj.)

hazardous attempt

venture (n.)

hazel-nut

filbert (n.)

head

bald (adj.),clotpoll, clotpole, clatpole (n.),costard (n.),coxcomb (n.),crown (n.),French crown,globe (n.),mazzard (n.),nole (n.),pash (n.),pate (n.),periwig-pated (adj.),poll (n.),sconce (n.),smooth-pate, smoothy-pate (n.),top (n.),unbonneted (adv.),unbonneted (adv.),uncovered (adj.)

head [on a coin]

ring (n.)

head, as a

in capite

head, fool's

coxcomb (n.)

head, hair at the front of the

forward top

head, having come to a

headed (adj.)

head, horse's bridle-part that goes over the

headstall (n.)

head, take the

take upon (v.)

head, with a twisted

crooked-pated (adj.)

head, with reddish-brown

russet-pated (adj.)

head and front

front (n.)

head downwards

headlong (adv.)

head of a cuckold, imaginary outgrowths on the

horn (n.)

head of a plant

cyme (n.)

head on [with an enemy]

head, at

head over heels

over and over

head to foot, from

cap-a-pe, cap-a-pie (adv.)

headband

fillet (n.)

headband, ornamental

frontlet (n.)

head-cold

rheum (n.)

head-cold, filled with a

stuffed (adj.)

head-count

poll (n.)

head-covering

headpiece (n.),hood (n.)

head-covering, beehive-shaped

hive (n.)

head-covering, cloth

kerchief (n.)

head-dress

attire (n.),cap (n.),tire (n.)

head-dress, fine

tire-valiant (n.)

head-dress shaped like a ship

ship-tire (n.)

heading

head (n.),superscript (n.)

headland

head (n.)

headlong, fall

precipitate (v.)

headlong, throwing

precipitation (n.)

headlong confusion, in

pell-mell (adv.)

headlong fall

precipitance (n.)

head-piece

crest (n.)

headstrong

blind (adj.),heady (adj.),peevish (adj.),unheedy (adj.)

headstrong fellow

boiled-brain (n.)

headway

head (n.)

headway, make

stem (v.)

heal

amend (v.),amend (v.),balm (v.),medicine (v.),recure (v.),salve (v.)

healed, able to be

medicinable (adj.)

healer

leech (n.),purger (n.)

healing

Aesculapius (n.),Apollo (n.),balmy (adj.),care (n.),medicinable (adj.),medicine (n.),physic (n.),remediate (adj.)

healing, means of

healing agent

healing method

healing ointment

healing power

healing properties, endowed with

blessed, blest (adj.)

health

plight (n.)

health, drink a

charge (v.)

health, drink a further

discharge (v.)

health, drinking of a

pledge (n.)

health, good for the

wholesome (adj.)

health, improvement in

amends (n.)

health, keep in good

physic (v.)

health, restore to

recover (v.),recure (v.)

health, return to full

health, state of

health-affecting

health-giving

healthy

fair (adj.),healthful (adj.),sound (adj.),well-liking (adj.),whole (adj.)

healthy, remaining

welfare (n.)

healthy complexion

blood (n.)

healthy state, in a

fairly (adv.)

heap

charge (v.),peck (n.)

heap, meaningless

heap up

heaped up in a mound

hear

hear again

hear told over

hear ye

O-yea (n.),oyes, oyez (n.)

hearable

auricular (adj.)

heard, previously

first-conceived (adj.)

heard everywhere

loud (adj.)

heard outside, not

door, within

hearing

audience (n.),ear (n.)

hearing, restore

undeaf (v.)

hearsay

murmur (n.),renown (n.),report (n.)

hearsay, by

reportingly (adv.)

hearse, placed in a

hearsed (adj.)

heart

bosom (n.),bowels (n.),breast (n.),centre (n.),soul (n.),virtue (n.)

heart, dear [in oaths]

heartlings (n.)

heart, enclosure surrounding the

closet (n.)

heart, express from the

unbosom (v.),unbosom (v.)

heart, change of

heart, loss of

heart, nearest the

heart, nobleness of

heart, take

heart, take to

heart, touch the

heart, very

heart and mind, one

heart and soul

heart as timid as a hare

hare-heart (n.)

heart faithful but speech incorrect, with

truly-falsely

heart of the enemy, into the

home (adv.)

heart strongly beating, with

throbbing (adj.)

heart uninvolved, with the

heart-whole (adj.)

heartbreaking

mournful (adj.),side-piercing (adj.),uncomfortable (adj.)

heart-centred

hearted (adj.)

heart-damaging

heart-offending (adj.)

hearten

bold (v.)

heartening

soothing (n.)

heartfelt

dear (adj.),feeling (adj.),feeling-painful (adj.),hearted (adj.),inly (adj.)

heartfelt way, in a

agood (adv.)

hearth

chimney (n.)

heartily

cheerily (adv.),entirely (adv.),lustily (adv.),sound (adv.)

heartily [cry of encouragement]

cheerly (adv.)

heartily contemptible

scurvy-valiant (adj.)

heartrending

side-piercing (adj.)

hearty

valiant (adj.)

heat

Cancer (n.),enchafe (v.)

heat, on

season, of the

heat, subject to great

broil (v.)

heat up

decoct (v.)

heated

burnt (adj.),enraged (adj.),hot (adj.),rank (adj.),reeking (adj.)

heated, while feeling

heat, in the

heated condition [through drinking]

heathen

heather

heave up

heaven, from

heaven, mythological location of

Elysium

heaven, placed in

enskied (adj.)

heaven, will of

heavens (n.)

heaven and hell, midway between

middle earth (n.)

heavenly

sphery (adj.),stelled (adj.),supernal (adj.)

heavenly beauty

cherubin (n.)

heavenly blue

welkin (adj.)

heavenly bodies, axis of the

axletree, axle-tree (n.)

heavenly body

orb (n.),sphere (n.)

heavenly domain

house (n.)

heavenly location, from a

sky-planted (adj.)

heavens

cope (n.),element (n.),region (n.),welkin (n.)

heavens, coming from the

high-engendered (adj.)

heavens, interpreting the

astronomical (adj.)

heavens, place in the

sphere (n.)

heavily

dull (adv.),sad (adj.),sorely (adv.)

heavily embellish

overflourish, over-flourish (v.)

heavily inflamed

heavily laden, too

heavily-laden

heaviness

heaviness, state of

avoirdupois (n.),haberdepois (n.)

heaving

heft (n.)

heaving [of the chest]

heave (n.)

heavy

burdened, burthened (adj.),deep (adj.),fat (adj.),grievous (adj.),gross (adj.),leaden (adj.),leaden (adj.),massy (adj.),round (adj.),salt (adj.),slow (adj.),sore (adj.),thick (adj.),well-weighing (adj.)

heavy blow

poise (n.)

heavy equipment, without

light (adv.)

heavy piece of wood

clog (n.)

heavy post used as a mark for tilting practice

heavy ram

heavy wave

heavy-eyed

hectic

hurly-burly (adj.),loud (adj.)

hedged, thickly

thick-pleached (adj.)

hedged in by poles

pole-clipt (adj.)

hedgehog

hedge-pig (n.),urchin (n.)

hedgehog, with nose like a

urchin-snouted (adj.)

hedgehog form, spirit in

urchin (n.)

hedges made of interlaced branches, with

pleached (adj.)

heed

observance (n.),observation (n.),pass (v.),reck (v.),regard (n.),respect (n.),respect (v.)

heed, pay

regard (v.)

heedful

attent (adj.),diligent (adj.),studious (adj.)

heedfulness

care (n.)

heedless

blind (adj.),careless (adj.),unheedful (adj.),unrespective (adj.)

heedlessly

securely (adv.),unheedfully (adv.)

heeds, what one

heel, inflamed

heels, out at

heels, take my

hefty

bouncing (adj.),fat (adj.)

height

brow (n.),career (n.),pitch (n.),stature (n.)

height [to which a bird of prey soars before swooping]

pitch (n.)

height, at its

flood, in

height, draw oneself up to full

stretch (v.)

height, jumping from a great

precipitance (n.)

height, rise to a great

height and breadth

heinous

heir, appoint as

heir, provision that an estate should pass to an

entail (n.)

heir, subsequent

remainder (n.)

heir, without an

issueless (adj.)

heir from either male or female lines

heir to

heir to, be

heir-apparent

heiress

heirs

held firmly

hell

hell, border of

hell, burn in

hell, devil from

hell, hated as

hell, kite from

hell and heaven, earth seen as midway between

hellfire

hellish

hellish savage

helmet

casque, caske (n.),crest (n.),helm (n.)

helmet, light round

helmet, small light

helmet, visor of a

helmsman

help

accommodate (v.),advantage (v.),aidance (n.),avail (v.),back (v.),benefit (n.),boot (v.),comfort (v.),furtherance (n.),light (n.),redress (n.),relief (n.),remedy (n.),stead (n.),stead (v.),succour (n.),succour (v.),vantage (v.)

help, cry for

help, ready to

help, seek

help out

help to produce

helped, incapable of being

inaidible (adj.)

helper

accessory, accessary (n.),second (n.),undertaker (n.)

helpful

aidant (adj.),merry (adj.),towardly (adj.)

helpful position

vantage (n.)

helpless

impotent (adj.),silly (adj.)

helpless, make

be-lee (v.),lee (v.)

helpless by fear, made

fear-surprised (adj.)

helplessness

impotence (n.)

hem in

circumscribe (v.),pale in (v.)

hemisphere

half-world (n.)

hemmed-in

close (adv.),engirt (adj.)

hemp, in clothing made of

hemp, made of

hen

hen, guinea

henbane

henpecked

herald

give out (v.),harbinger (n.),officer of arms (n.),trumpet (n.),vaunt-currier (n.)

herald, acting as a

herald (adj.)

herald, junior officer attending a

pursuivant-at-arms (n.)

herald declaring war

defier (n.)

heraldic design

device (n.)

heraldic device

heraldry (n.),imprese (n.)

heraldic lily

fleur-de-lis, flower-de-luce (n.)

heraldic wand

caduceus (n.)

heralding

precurse (n.)

heraldry

armigero (n.),blazon (n.),crest (n.),crestless (adj.),cullison (n.),dexter (adj.),difference (n.),first (n.),gules (adj.),hatchment (n.),luce (n.),passant (adj.),quarter (v.),shadowed (adj.)

herb

carduus benedictus,dock (n.),plantain (n.)

herb, fragrant

balm (n.)

herb, little

herblet (n.)

herb, medicinal

simple (n.)

herb associated with chastity

Dian's bud

herb for smelling

nose-herb (n.)

herb of grace

grace (n.)

herb used as a sauce for fish

fennel (n.)

herbs, woman who sells

Hercules

herd

herd, select from a

herd, young deer in a

rascal (n.)

herdsman

herdman (n.),pastor (n.)

here

hither (adv.)

here, away from

apart (adv.),hence (adv.)

here, up to

hitherto (adv.)

here and there

dispersedly (adv.),everywhere (adv.)

here present

hand, in

hereafter

after-times (n.),futurely (adv.)

hereditary

lineal (adj.),successive (adj.)

hereditary rights

blood (n.)

heretic

miscreant (n.),recreant (n.)

heretical sect, follower of a

sectary (n.)

heritage

derivative (n.)

hermit

anchor (n.)

hero

doer (n.),firago (n.),garland (n.),Guy, Sir

hero, appropriate to the character of

heroical (adj.)

hero of the dinner-table

trencher-knight (n.)

heroic

heroical (adj.),magnanimous (adj.),worthy (adj.)

heroically

manly (adv.)

heron

handsaw (n.)

herrings, barrel containing

cade (n.)

hesitancy

tardiness (n.)

hesitant

distrustful (adj.),strange (adj.)

hesitantly

pausingly (adv.)

hesitate

force (v.),mammer (v.),stagger (v.),stick (v.)

hesitating

halting (adj.),hovering (adj.),pause, in,scrupulous (adj.)

hesitatingly

doubtfully (adv.)

hesitation

abruption (n.),doubt (n.),halting (n.),pause (n.),snatch (n.),stop (n.)

hesitation, fastidious

dainty (n.)

hew roughly

rough-hew (v.)

heyday

best (n.)

hiccup [from drinking]

hick (v.)

hidden

close (adj.),concealed (adj.),covert (adj.),curious (adj.),folded (adj.),invised (adj.),invisible (adj.),lightless (adj.),occulted (adj.),plighted (adj.),secret (adj.),sheltered (adj.),sightless (adj.),up (adv.)

hidden, keep

lurk (v.)

hidden, lie

couch (v.),crouch (v.)

hidden, remain

stay (v.)

hidden meaning

moral (n.)

hidden safely away

uplocked (adj.)

hide

bury (v.),case (n.),case (v.),convey (v.),couch (v.),fell (n.),fold (v.),immask (v.),muffle (v.),obscure (v.),shade (v.),shadow (v.),shroud (v.),skin-coat (n.),smother up (v.),stain (v.),veil (v.),vizard (v.)

hide, full of dark places to

black-cornered (adj.)

hide away

encave (v.),put up (v.)

hide from sight

bescreen (v.),hoodwink (v.)

hide furtively

steal (v.)

hideous

hard-favoured (adj.)

hiding, stay in

stay (v.)

hiding the truth of a situation

riddle-like (adv.)

hiding-place

covert (n.),stand (n.)

hiding-place [of a hare]

muset, musit (n.)

hiding-place, offering a

concealed (adj.)

high

great (adj.),large (adj.),mounted (adj.),proud (adj.),rank (adj.),rich (adj.),tall (adj.)

high, held

advanced (adj.)

high, judging from on

high-judging (adj.)

high, mounting too

overmounting, over-mounting (adj.)

high, on

a-height (adv.),a-high (adv.)

high and mighty

broad (adj.),misproud (adj.),overweening (adj.)

high birth, someone of

high birth/degree

high office

high officer

high point

best (n.),meridian (n.),triumph (n.)

high position, be in a

highly (adv.)

high position, someone not holding

private (n.)

high rank

estate (n.),esteem (n.),gentry (n.),pomp (n.)

high spirits, show

high station in life

high style, in

high-and-mighty

high-aspiring

high-born

good (adj.),noble (adj.)

higher, soar

overmount (v.)

higher-born

better (adj.)

highest

highmost, high-most (adj.)

highest amount

height (n.)

highest degree

extreme (n.)

highest degree of pride, showing the

top-proud (adj.)

highest in authority

supreme (n.)

highest level, tested to the

high-proof (adj.)

highest point

point (n.),pride (n.),soar (n.),zenith (n.)

highest point, at the

best (adj.)

highest point reached by a bird of prey before swooping down

pride of place

highest ranking person

best (n.)

high-flown

flaming (adj.),fustian (adj.)

high-flown expression

state (n.)

high-flown language

bombast, bumbast (n.)

high-flown phrases, speaker of

orthography (n.)

high-flying

high-sighted (adj.)

high-handed

overgreat, over-great (adj.)

high-leaping dance

highly, rate too

highly, regard

highly, think

highly, very

highly approved

well-warranted (adj.)

highly determined

high-resolved (adj.)

highly valued though offered for no price

unprized-precious (adj.)

high-lying coast

brow (n.)

high-mettled

proud (adj.)

high-minded

haughty (adj.),minded (adj.)

highness, royal

royalty (n.)

high-pitched

piping (adj.),sharp (adj.),small (adj.)

high-pitched note

sharp (n.)

high-pitched voice, with

high-priest

high-ranking

high-ranking lady

high-spirited

mad (adj.),proud (adj.)

highway

roadway (n.)

highwayman

striker (n.)

highwayman who robs on foot

footman (n.)

highwayman who travels on foot

foot-landraker (n.)

hilarious

merry (adj.)

hillbilly

bacon-fed (adj.)

hills

Cotsall, Cotsole (n.)

hills, rolling

wold (n.)

hilt

backsword (adj.),dudgeon (n.)

hind legs

hinder legs (n.)

hind part

haunch (n.),posterior (n.)

hinder

clog (v.),enclog (v.),let (v.),mate (v.),rub (v.),stop (v.)

hinder, ability to

let-alone (n.)

hindrance

cross (n.),impeachment (n.),impediment (n.),interruption,let (n.),obstruct (n.),obstruction (n.),rub (n.),rubbing (n.),stop (n.)

hindrances, full of

hinge

hinge on

hinged

hint

eye (n.),relish (n.),smack (n.),smile (n.),stain (n.),tincture (n.),touch (n.)

hinted

blown (adj.)

hints, make

suggest (v.)

hip, with an injured

hipped (adj.)

hips, breeches puffed out at

round hose

hips, with the

hip, of the

hire

entertain (v.)

hired

fee'd (adj.),prest (adj.)

hireling

fellow (n.),journeyman (n.),slave (n.)

historical account

chronicle (n.)

historical record

story (n.)

history

calendar (n.),memory (n.),time (n.)

history, record in

chronicle (v.)

history, recorded

record (n.)

history play

history (n.)

hit

glance (n.),knap (v.),knock (v.),pellet (v.),smite (v.), past forms smote, smit,take (v.),touch (n.)

hit the mark

hit (v.)

hitherto

hereto (adv.)

hoard

coffer up (v.),cupboard (v.),niggard (v.),uphoard (v.)

hoarding

niggarding (n.)

hoary

frosty (adj.),hoar (adj.)

hoax

abuse (n.),foppery (n.),gull (n.)

hobble

hobgoblin

hobnailed

hogwash

hoist

hoist sail

hold

gripe (n.),make good,prize (v.),seizure (n.),stay (v.),strain (v.)

hold [in mind]

give (v.)

hold [of an anchor]

home (adv.)

hold, fail to

slip (v.)

hold, get

catch (v.),recover (v.)

hold, laying

apprehension (n.)

hold, leave

hang off (v.)

hold, seize

take up (v.)

hold, take

arrest (v.),attach (v.),fang (v.),hent (v.),latch (v.),pluck up (v.),seize, seize upon (v.)

hold, unable to

incapable of (adj.)

hold as a hostage

engage (v.)

hold back

check (v.),control (v.),courb (v.),curb (v.),draw in (v.),hold (v.),refrain (v.),restrain (v.),stint (v.),tardy (v.),trash (v.),withhold (v.)

hold back, forcibly

keep back (v.)

hold breath

wind, stop in your

hold fast

tangle (v.)

hold forth

plead (v.),propose (v.)

hold good

hold good as

hold in custody

hold in one's power

hold of, lay

apprehend (v.),catch at (v.),compass (v.)

hold of, take

reach (v.), past form raught

hold off

hang (v.)

hold on

hold (v.)

hold one's own

carry (v.)

hold out

hold (v.),reach (v.), past form raught,stand out (v.)

hold property

hold (v.)

hold tight

belock (v.),clasp (v.),corslet (v.)

hold together

buckle (v.),cohere (v.)

hold towards

owe (v.)

hold up

lout (v.),suffer (v.)

hold-all

sieve (n.)

holder

bearer (n.),case (n.),haver (n.),possession (n.)

holding, actual

possession (n.)

holding back

retention (n.)

holding on, difficult

slippery (adj.)

hole

bore (n.),breach (n.),cabin (n.),window (n.)

hole, auger

bore (n.)

hole, privy

bench-hole (n.)

hole prepared for hunted animals

pit (n.)

hole to see through

sight-hole (n.)

holed

crannied (adj.)

holes, full of

holy (adj.),leaked (adj.),looped (adj.),windowed (adj.)

hole-stopper

bung (n.)

holiday

high-day (n.)

holiday, befitting a

festival (adj.),high-day (adj.)

holiday, school

playing day (n.)

holiday, take a

play (v.)

holiness

sanctimony (n.),sanctity (n.)

holiness, in all

graciously (adv.)

holiness, of

holy (adj.)

hollow

bottom (n.),concave (adj.),womby (adj.)

hollow [of a lip]

valley (n.)

hollow in the side of a bowl [in bowls]

eye (n.)

hollowed out

concave (adj.)

hollowness

concavity (n.)

holy

devoted (adj.),ghostly (adj.),gracious (adj.),pious (adj.),reverent (adj.),sanctified (adj.),sanctimonious (adj.)

holy, cruel by being

holy-cruel (adj.)

holy, honour as

hallow (v.),hollow (v.)

holy character, of

holy man

holy place

homage

homage, act of

homage, do

homage, exceptional

homage, expression of

duty (n.)

homage, give

laud (v.)

homage, one who owes

homager (n.)

homage, pay

reverence (v.),reverence, do

home

cradle (n.),mansion (n.)

home, appropriate in the

domestic (adj.)

home, away from

abroad (adv.),forth (adv.),out (adv.)

home, give a

settle (v.)

home, make a

live (v.)

home, make oneself at

staff, set in one's

home affairs, to do with

domestic (adj.)

home in

anchor (v.)

home thrust [in fencing]

hay (n.)

homeland

soil (n.)

homely

plain (adj.),russet (adj.)

homily

exercise (n.)

hone

file (v.)

honest

good (adj.),honourable (adj.),just (adj.),plain (adj.),proper (adj.),simple (adj.),true (adj.),true (adj.)

honest, be

confess (v.)

honest fellow

truepenny (n.)

honestly

ingeniously (adv.),plain (adv.),true (adv.),truth, for,unfeignedly (adv.)

honesty

fairness (n.),simpleness (n.)

honey

Hybla (n.)

honeycomb

comb (n.)

honeyed

candied (adj.),candy (adj.),sugared (adj.)

honeysuckle

woodbine (n.)

honour, attached in

endeared (adj.)

honour, be entitled to

honour, deserving of

honour, do

honour, endow with

honour, external

honour, full of

honour, gain

honour, give

honour, give a position of

bench (v.)

honour, harming family

crest-wounding (adj.)

honour, mark of

honour, object of

honour, page of

honour, special

honour, upon my word of

fidelity, by my

honour, with due

worshipfully (adv.)

honour as holy

hallow (v.),hollow (v.)

honour shown in words not deeds

mouth-honour (n.)

honourable

cavaliero (adj.),dear (adj.),fair (adj.),free (adj.),gentle (adj.),good (adj.),great (adj.),honest (adj.),honoured (adj.),honour-owing (adj.),just (adj.),proper (adj.),true (adj.),true (adj.)

honourable, less than

under-honest (adj.)

honourable conduct

fair-play (n.)

honourably

gently (adv.),greatly (adv.),honestly (adv.),true (adv.),uprightly (adv.)

honoured

graced (adj.)

honoured, deeply

dread (adj.)

honoured person, newly

honour-owning

hoodwink

hoodwinked

hoof

hook

hooker

hoop, kept within a [in cock-fighting]

inhooped (adj.)

hoot

whoop, hoop (v.)

hope

comfort (n.),esperance (n.),look (v.),suppose (n.),trow (v.),wish (v.)

hope, beyond

hopeless (adj.)

hope, without

desperate (adj.),hopeless (adj.)

hope for

look for (v.)

hope for the future

expectancy (n.)

hope of success, giving

hopeful (adj.)

hoped-for

hopeful (adj.),surmised (adj.)

hopeful

likely (adj.)

hopefulness

expectation (n.)

hopeless

cold (adj.),desperate (adj.),uncurable (adj.)

hopelessly caught

week, in by the

hopelessness, in a state of

desperately (adv.)

hopes, encourage with false

bear in hand

horizontal

even (adj.)

horn [animal]

yoke (n.)

horned animal

horn (n.),horn-beast (n.)

horns [of a beast]

cornuto (n.)

horns, giving

horning (n.)

horoscope

birth (n.),figure (n.),nativity (n.)

horoscope, cast a

calculate one's birth

horrible

grisled (adj.),naughty (adj.)

horrify

abhor (v.)

horrifying

abhorred (adj.),hideous (adj.),horrid (adj.)

horror

direness (n.)

horror, full of

frightful (adj.)

horror-struck

thought-sick (adj.)

horror-struck condition

stare (n.)

hors d'oeuvres

banquet, banket (n.)

horse

Barbary (n.),broken (adj.),career (n.),Centaur (n.),coach-fellow (n.),curb (n.),mose in the chine,Rhesus (n.),springhalt (n.),wind (v.)

horse, bridle-part that goes over the head

headstall (n.)

horse, castrated

gelding (n.)

horse, cloth worn over the back of a

footcloth, foot-cloth (n.)

horse, deprived of a

uncolted (adj.)

horse, fast

post-horse (n.)

horse, foremost

forehorse, fore-horse (n.)

horse, heavy brewer's

malthorse, malt-horse (n./adj.)

horse, leg tumour on a

windgall (n.)

horse, magic

Bayard (n.)

horse, ridge between the shoulder-blades

withers (n.)

horse, saddle-securing belt for a

girth (n.)

horse, saddle-strap on a

crupper (n.)

horse, small Spanish

gennet (n.),jennet, gennet (n.)

horse, small strong riding

Galloway nag

horse, spur a

prick (v.)

horse, swift

courser (n.)

horse, winged

Pegasus (n.),Perseus (n)

horse, worn-out

jade (n.)

horse disease

bots (n.),fashion (n.),fives (n.),glanders (n.),staggers (n.)

horse disease affecting the mouth

lampass (n.)

horse for everyday riding

palfrey (n.)

horse management

manage (n.)

horse medicine, dose of

horse-drench (n.)

horse soldier armed with a lance

lance (n.)

horse soldiers

horse (n.)

horse to hide a hunter

stalking-horse (n.)

horse which goes between shafts

fill-horse (n.)

horse's leg joint, swollen

horse's name

horsemanship

horsemen, troop of

horse-racing

horse-racing track

horses, linked by traces

trace (n.)

horse-shoe, raised edge of a

calkin (n.)

hospitable person

housekeeper, house-keeper (n.)

hospital

Bedlam (n./adj.),spital (n.)

hospital inmates

spital-house (n.)

hospitality

entertainment (n.),entertainment (n.),honesty (n.),housekeeping (n.)

hospitality, offering

hospitable (adj.)

hospitality, show

entertain (v.)

host

flight (n.),heap (n.),power (n.),race (n.)

host, great

multitude (n.)

hostage, hold as a

engage (v.)

hostess, be a generous

carve (v.)

hostile

adverse (adj.),adverse (adj.),contentious (adj.),contrarious (adj.),malicious (adj.),opposed (adj.),opposed (adj.),opposite (adj.),stubborn (adj.),unkind (adj.),wayward (adj.)

hostile, be

front (v.),malign (v.),set against (v.)

hostile, stubbornly

wilful-opposite (adj.)

hostile encounter

battle (n.)

hostile meeting

brush (n.)

hostile roving about

scouring (n.)

hostility

malice (n.),offence (n.),outrage (n.),spirit (n.)

hostility, reason for

hot, make things

hot, steaming

hot breath, breathe

hot iron, burning with a

hot-blooded

hot-blooded fellow

hothead

hot-headed

spleenful (adj.),spleeny (adj.),splenitive, spleenative (adj.)

hot-spiced gingerbread

pepper-gingerbread (n.)

hot-tempered

choleric (adj.),hot (adj.)

hottest days of the year

dog-days (n.)

hound [pursue]

pursue (v.)

hound [which hunts by scent]

brach (n.)

hound, call like a [in hunting]

hound, stupid

hound, tethered

hounding

hounds

Actaeon (n.),cry (n.)

hounds, horn call for bringing together

recheat (n.)

hour

day (n.)

hour, at an early

betime (adv.),betimes (adv.)

hour, fair

hour (n.)

hour by hour

hourly (adj.)

hour to hour, from

clock and clock, 'twixt

hourglass [sand of the]

glass (n.)

hours

fit (n.)

house

household (n.),Kymmalton (n.),race (n.)

house, country

grange (n.),manor (n.)

house, drive/pursue into a

house (v.)

house, lady of the

dame (n.)

house, living area divided off in a

bay (n.)

house, out of the

abroad (adv.),door, out of (adv.)

house, throughout the

household (adj.)

House of Correction, one from the

correctioner (n.)

house of ill-repute

stew (n.)

house where a wedding is held

bridehouse (n.)

housed badly

ill-inhabited (adj.)

housedog

housekeeper, house-keeper (n.)

household

curtal (adj.),house (n.),officer (n.),people (n.)

household, maintaining a welcoming

housekeeping (n.)

household, mistress of a

dame (n.),goodwife (n.)

household, whole

household controller

household goods

household management

household manager

household retinue

household utensils of value

plate (n.)

household work

husbandry (n.)

householder

housekeeper, house-keeper (n.)

housekeeper

dry nurse (n.),husband (n.)

housekeeping

housewifery (n.)

house-martin

martlet (n.)

house-trained

household (adj.)

housewife, man acting the

cot-quean (n.)

housing

house (n.)

hovel

crib (n.),evil (n.)

hovel, door-post of a

hovel-post (n.)

hover over

depend (v.)

howl

mouth (n.),wawl (v.),whoop, hoop (v.)

howl at

bay (v.),behowl (v.)

howling

bay (n.)

hub [of wheels]

nave (n.)

hubbub

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.),pudder (n.),whoo-bub (n.)

hubris

opinion (n.)

hue

cast (n.),tinct (n.)

hue, cover with a sickly

sickly over (v.)

hue, of a sickly

sick (adj.)

huff

snuff (n.)

hug

cleap (v.),clip (v.),clip about (v.),close (v.),embracement (n.),strain (v.)

huge

exceeding (adj.),gross (adj.),hugy (adj.)

huge thing

hugely ungraceful

hulk

hulking

hull

human

creature (n.),maid (n.),mortal (adj.),terrene (adj.)

human being, normal

human beings, fellow

human body

human frame

human life

human nature

human origin, of

human potential

human qualities

human race

generation (n.),world (n.)

humanity

man (n.)

humanity, expressing normal

kindly (adv.)

humankind

generation (n.)

humble

deject (v.),depress (v.),low (adj.),lowly (adj.),mean (adj.),silly (adj.),simple (adj.),stooping (adj.),take down (v.),vulgar (adj.)

humble birth, of

mean-born (adj.),vile, vild (adj.)

humble birth, person of

vile, vild (n.)

humble faces, with

humble-visaged (adj.)

humble parentage

homely (adj.)

humble people

vassalage (n.),wretchedness (n.)

humbled

abated (adj.),crest-fallen (adj.),dejected (adj.),plume-plucked (adj.)

humbly

low (adv.),meanly (adv.),poorly (adv.)

humbly dressed

mean-apparelled (adj.)

humdrum

unraised (adj.),working-day (adj.)

humid

dankish (adj.),humorous (adj.)

humiliating

disgraced (adj.),inglorious (adj.)

humiliation

baseness (n.)

humility, appearance of

lowliness (n.)

humour

observe (v.),smooth (v.),soothe (v.),soothe up (v.)

humour, ill

curstness (n.),distemper (n.)

humped

copped (adj.)

hundred

century (n.)

hunger

fast (n.),pine (v.),tooth (n.)

hunger, dying with

hungry-starved (adj.)

hunger, pinched with

hunger, show

hunger-induced

hungrily

hungry

an-hungry (adj.),empty (adj.),fresh (adj.),sharp (adj.)

hungry-looking

hunchback

hunchbacked

hunched

hunt

chase (n.),course (v.)

hunt after

ferret (v.)

hunt game with hounds by sight

course (v.)

hunt with hawks

fly (v.),hawk (v.)

hunted

drawn (adj.)

hunter

chaser (n.),woodman (n.)

hunting ground

chase (n.),park (n.)

hunting park

warren (n.)

hunting practice

game (n.)

hunting season, not in the

hunting small birds

huntress

huntsman

huntsmen, daybreak song to wake

hurl

hurl like an arrow

hurling down

hurried

cursitory (adj.),festinate (adj.),quick (adj.)

hurried light meal

banquet, running

hurriedly

brief (adv.)

hurry

haste (v.),hie (v.),start (v.),whip (v.)

hurry, in a

festinately (adv.)

hurry along

scour (v.)

hurry up

dispatch, despatch (v.),via, fia (int.)

hurrying

posting (adj.)

hurt

annoy (n.),annoy (v.),annoyance (n.),bless (v.),displeasure (n.),grief (n.),grieve (v.),harm (n.),mischief (v.),offend (v.),scath, scathe (n.),scath, scathe (v.),sick (adj.),spurn (n.),suffer (v.),touch (v.)

hurt, causing

hurt, easily

hurt, that cannot be

hurt seriously

hurtful

boisterous (adj.),naught, nought (adj.),venomous (adj.)

hurting, without

hurtless (adv.)

hurting the eyes

eye-offending (adj.)

husband

fellow (n.),fere (n.),goodman (adj.)

husband, without a

unmanned (adj.)

husband and wife

mate and make

husband as well as lover

husband-friend (n.)

husbandless

makeless (adj.)

husbandry

tilth (n.)

hush

clamor, clamour (v.),still (v.)

hushed

hush (adj.)

hushed manner, in a

stilly (adv.)

husk

bran (n.),shale (n.)

hussy

housewife, huswife (n.),minion (n.),quean (n.),sluttery (n.)

hustle

hustle-and-bustle

hut

hybrid

hyena

hymn

hymn of grief

hypocrisy

hypocrite

dissembler (n.),simular (n.)

hypocritical

artificial (adj.),both-sides (adj.),dissembling (adj.),false-faced (adj.),foul (adj.),sanctified (adj.)

hypocritically

hollowly (adv.)

hypothesis

position (n.)

hysterical

merry (adj.)

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