Holy

holT, a. [-lier, -liest.] Set apart to the serin vice or worship of God; hallowed; sacred; accept hoist able to God; free from sinful affections; pure; guiltle . — Holine , n. — His Holine . A title of the Pope and of Greek bishops. — Ho'ly-day, n. A sur consecrated day; religious anniversary or festival; a festival of any kind; holiday. [In the latter sense, holiday is the preferable spelling.]- Hoi 'iday, hSK-, to ji. A festival day; day of exemption from labor; day of amusement or of joy and gayety. — a. Pert. reto, etc.; joyous; gay. — Ho'ly-stone, n. (Kaut.) A on, stone for cleaning the decks of ships. — v. t. To scrub with, etc. conca- Homage, honT'ej, n. (Feud. Lata.) An acknowledgconment made by a tenant to his lord, on receiving in in vestiture of fee, that he was his man, or va al. Re-; 2nd, eve, term; in, Ice; Odd, tone, 6r; speet or reverential regard; esp., respect paid by external action; obeisance; reverential worship; devout affection. 193