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Definition of hie
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Hie (n.)
Haste;
diligence.
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Plot
::
Plot (n.) Any
scheme,
stratagem,
secret
design,
or plan, of a
complicated
nature,
adapted
to the
accomplishment
of some
purpose,
usually
a
treacherous
and
mischievous
one; a
conspiracy;
an
intrigue;
as, the
Rye-house
Plot..
Hornbill
::
Hornbill
(n.) Any bird of the
family
Bucerotidae,
of which about sixty
species
are
known,
belonging
to
numerous
genera.
They
inhabit
the
tropical
parts of Asia,
Africa,
and the East
Indies,
and are
remarkable
for
having
a more or less
horn-like
protuberance,
which is
usually
large and
hollow
and is
situated
on the upper side of the beak. The size of the
hornbill
varies
from that of a
pigeon
to that of a
raven,
or even
larger.
They feed
chiefly
upon
fruit,
but some
species
eat dead
animals..
Lengthy
::
Lengthy
(superl.)
Having
length;
rather
long or too long;
prolix;
not
brief;
-- said
chiefly
of
discourses,
writings,
and the
like..
Notable
::
Notable
(n.) One of a
number
of
persons,
before
the
revolution
of 1789,
chiefly
of the
higher
orders,
appointed
by the king to
constitute
a
representative
body..
Achiever
::
Achiever
(n.) One who
achieves;
a
winner.
Spice
::
Spice (n.)
Figuratively,
that which
enriches
or
alters
the
quality
of a thing in a small
degree,
as spice
alters
the taste of food; that which gives zest or
pungency;
a
slight
flavoring;
a
relish;
hence,
a small
quantity
or
admixture;
a
sprinkling;
as, a spice of
mischief..
Especially
::
Especially
(adv.)
In an
especial
manner;
chiefly;
particularly;
peculiarly;
in an
uncommon
degree.
Kiddy
::
Kiddy (n.) A young
fellow;
formerly,
a low
thief..
Uhlan
::
Uhlan (n.) One of a kind of light
cavalry
of
Tartaric
origin,
first
introduced
into
European
armies
in
Poland.
They are armed with
lances,
pistols,
and
sabers,
and are
employed
chiefly
as
skirmishers..
Special
::
Special
(a.) Chief in
excellence.
Minutia
::
Minutia
(n.) A
minute
particular;
a small or minor
detail;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural.
Wily
::
Wily
(superl.)
Full of
wiles,
tricks,
or
stratagems;
using craft or
stratagem
to
accomplish
a
purpose;
mischievously
artful;
subtle..
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) To
assume
as a
bearing;
as, he
charges
three roses or; to add to or
represent
on; as, he
charges
his
shield
with three roses or..
Finger
::
Finger
(v. t.) To take
thievishly;
to
pilfer;
to
purloin.
Toed
::
Toed (a.)
Having
(such or so many) toes; --
chiefly
used in
composition;
as,
narrow-toed,
four-toed..
Lorettine
::
Lorettine
(n.) One of a order of nuns
founded
in 1812 at
Loretto,
in
Kentucky.
The
members
of the order
(called
also
Sisters
of
Loretto,
or
Friends
of Mary at the Foot of the
Cross)
devote
themselves
to the cause of
education
and the care of
destitute
orphans,
their
labors
being
chiefly
confined
to the
Western
United
States..
Ambrein
::
Ambrein
(n.) A
fragrant
substance
which is the chief
constituent
of
ambergris.
Slink
::
Slink (n.) A
thievish
fellow;
a
sneak.
Figurehead
::
Figurehead
(n.) A
person
who
allows
his name to be used to give
standing
to
enterprises
in which he has no
responsible
interest
or
duties;
a
nominal,
but not real, head or
chief..
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) The chief
elective
officer
of some
universities,
as in
France
and
Scotland;
sometimes,
the head of a
college;
as, the
Rector
of
Exeter
College,
or of
Lincoln
College,
at
Oxford..
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