Heart-seed, härt' -seed, s

a climbing plant. 338 HEAVY-HANDED ] tendon bracing the heart. common in cotton mills. trunk of a tree. heart; with heart healthy; strong; having a keen appetite. Heartily, här'-te-le, ad. in a hearty manner. Heartine , här'-te-nes, s. the state of being hearty. that in the body which causes the sensation; warm temperature; warmest time: the state of being once heated; a single effort, as in a race;flush in the face; animal excitement; utmost violence; ardour; exasperation: v.a. to make hot; to make feverish; to agitate; to excite: v.n. to grow hot (hot). of iron heated and inclosed in a box for ironing. many species, with beautiful flowers, abundant on waste land in Britain; a place overgrown with heath or with shrubs of any kind (A.S. hæth) of grouse. of the Jew or the Christian; a pagan; a rude, barbarous, irreligious person: a. pagan; without the knowledge or fear of God (heath). a Heathendom, he'- thn-dum, s. that part of the world where heathenism prevails. rude; barbarous. Heathenishly, he'- thn-ish-le, ad. after the manner of heathens. Heathenishne , he'- thn-ish-nes, s. the state of being heathenish. state or practices of the heathen. heather. swell, distend, or dilate; to pant; to make an effort to vomit: s. an effort upward; a rising swell or distention; throw; an effort to vomit. To heave down, to throw or lay down on one side; to careen. To heave out, to throw out. To heave to, to bring the ship's head to the wind, and stop her motion [Naut.] To heave in sight, to appear (Naut.) (A.S. hebban.) place of the immediate divine presence; the residence of the celestial gods; God; the powers above; supreme felicity, or the state of it (heave). heaven. favour of the gods. sky; guided by the celestial powers. to heaven; as in heaven; supremely excellent: ad. in a manner like that of heaven; by the influence of heaven. Heavenline , hev'-n-le-nes, s. the quality of being heavenly. affections placed on heavenly things. Heavenly mindedne , hev'-n-le-minde-ed-nes, s. the state of being heavenly-minded. lifts. docks, taking goods from barges and flats. difficult and laborious respiration. distre ing; oppre ive; dull, drowsy;; indolent slow; wearisome; loaded; not easy to digest; clayey; difficult; large and swelling; large in amount; dense; not well leavened; loud: ad. with great weight. Heavily,hev'-e-le, ad, in a heavy manner. Heavine , hev'-e-nes, s. the state or quality of being heavy.