Hurt

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 197
hert, v. t. [hurt, hurting.] To wound or bruise painfully; to damage, injure, harm; to wound the feelings of, annoy, grieve. — n. A physical injury causing pain; detriment; wound; harm; lo ; mischief; disadvantage.— Hurfful, -ful, a. Tending to impair or destroy; pernicious: harmful; mischievous: injurious; unwholesome.— Hur'tle, -tl,t>. i. To clash, jostle; to move rapidly, skirmish; to make a clashing, terrifying, or threatening sound.— v. t. To brandish; to push forcibly. Hurtleberry. Same as Huckleberry and Whortleberry.
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