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Definition of hough
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hough is as below...
Hough (n.) The joint in the hind limb of
quadrupeds
between
the leg and
shank,
or tibia and
tarsus,
and
corresponding
to the ankle in man..
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Chatter
::
Chatter
(n.)
Sounds
like those of a
magpie
or
monkey;
idle talk;
rapid,
thoughtless
talk;
jabber;
prattle..
Suggest
::
Suggest
(v. t.) To
introduce
indirectly
to the
thoughts;
to cause to be
thought
of,
usually
by the
agency
of other
objects..
Discourse
::
Discourse
(n.)
Consecutive
speech,
either
written
or
unwritten,
on a given line of
thought;
speech;
treatise;
dissertation;
sermon,
etc.; as, the
preacher
gave us a long
discourse
on
duty..
Cranny
::
Cranny
(a.)
Quick;
giddy;
thoughtless.
Bethought
::
Bethought
() imp. & p. p. of
Bethink.
Hough
::
Hough (n.) Same as Hock, a
joint..
Mischief
::
Mischief
(n.) Harm;
damage;
esp.,
disarrangement
of
order;
trouble
or
vexation
caused
by human
agency
or by some
living
being,
intentionally
or not;
often,
calamity,
mishap;
trivial
evil
caused
by
thoughtlessness,
or in
sport..
Mandarin
::
Mandarin
(n.) A small
orange,
with
easily
separable
rind. It is
thought
to be of
Chinese
origin,
and is
counted
a
distinct
species
(Citrus
nobilis)mandarin
orange;
tangerine
--..
Kermes
::
Kermes
(n.) The dried
bodies
of the
females
of a scale
insect
(Coccus
ilicis),
allied
to the
cochineal
insect,
and found on
several
species
of oak near the
Mediterranean.
They are
round,
about the size of a pea,
contain
coloring
matter
analogous
to
carmine,
and are used in
dyeing.
They were
anciently
thought
to be of a
vegetable
nature,
and were used in
medicine..
Course
::
Course
(n.)
Motion
considered
with
reference
to
manner;
or derly
progress;
procedure
in a
certain
line of
thought
or
action;
as, the
course
of an
argument..
Afterthought
::
Afterthought
(n.)
Reflection
after an act; later or
subsequent
thought
or
expedient.
Hurry
::
Hurry (v. t.) To impel to
precipitate
or
thoughtless
action;
to urge to
confused
or
irregular
activity.
Incogitative
::
Incogitative
(a.) Not
cogitative;
not
thinking;
wanting
the power of
thought;
as, a
vegetable
is an
incogitative
being..
Hysterology
::
Hysterology
(n.) A
figure
by which the
ordinary
course
of
thought
is
inverted
in
expression,
and the last put
first;
--
called
also
hysteron
proteron..
Affluence
::
Affluence
(n.) An
abundant
supply,
as of
thought,
words,
feelings,
etc.;
profusion;
also,
abundance
of
property;
wealth..
Nativism
::
Nativism
(n.) The
doctrine
of
innate
ideas,
or that the mind
possesses
forms of
thought
independent
of
sensation..
Meditate
::
Meditate
(v. i.) To keep the mind in a state of
contemplation;
to dwell on
anything
in
thought;
to think
seriously;
to muse; to
cogitate;
to
reflect.
Lithium
::
Lithium
(n.) A
metallic
element
of the
alkaline
group,
occurring
in
several
minerals,
as
petalite,
spodumene,
lepidolite,
triphylite,
etc., and
otherwise
widely
disseminated,
though
in small
quantities..
Moolley
::
Moolley
(a.)
Destitute
of
horns,
although
belonging
to a
species
of
animals
most of which have
horns;
hornless;
polled;
as,
mulley
cattle;
a
mulley
(or
moolley)
cow..
Corby
::
Corby (n.) A
raven,
crow, or
chough,
used as a
charge..
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