Heartburning

hari'burn-ing, n. discontent: secret enmity Hoar to a so hart'c/, n., ease id mind: quiet, Hearten, hurt'n, v to encourage Heartfelt, hart' felt, adj felt deeply. Hearth, harth. n. the part of the floor on which the fire made the fireside the house itself A S hearth Ger herd Hearthstone, harlh's tfln, « the stone of the hearth. Heartle , h.iri'les. adj. without heart, courage, or feeling ~ ad Heart le ly—;/ Heart 'le he . Heart lot. hart let n a htllc heart Heart-rending, huj t'-rend'ing, adj deeply afflicn\c agonising Hoai'ts-ease, burtx'-ez, n a common name for the pansy, a species of violet, an infusion of which wisoiic* thought to ia\r the lovesick heart Heartsick, h.ui'-ik, udt pained m mmd depre ed — Heart'SlcknOSS. Heart whole, liart'brd, adj, whole at heart unmoved in the affet turns or spirits. Hearty. Iiarl'i, ad/ full of or pioreeding from the h^.m watm genuine* strong healthy,— adv. Heart ily - n Heart ine Heat het, n. that whiih excites the sensation of w.ttmth: sensation of warmth* a warm temper alme: the warmest period, as the heat of the d xv indication of warmth flush, rc*d»s* excutmuit single* course m a race animation to make hot to agitate. v.i to become hot pi p. hoat'ing pa p hcat'ed [A S. ha to, which from adj hat, hot: conn with Ger hitze. Goth, heito. Ice. hit a See Hot.] Heater, het'or, one who or that which heats Heafch. iieth, n. a banen open countiy a small evergieui -shrub with beautiful flowers, that grows on heaths [A.S tueth Ger heide, Goth halt hi. a waste Heathen, hc'///n, an unbeliever when Christianitv prevailed cities alone an inhabitant of.an unchristian country pagan an irreligious person —adj jag an, irreligious [Iat a dweller on he heath or open country, A.S luethen, a heathen Put. and Ger. heiden. See Heath, and cf Pagan Heathendom, heV/rn-dum, those regions of the w'orld wheie heathenism prevails. Heathenise, hC7/m-T/, v t to make heathen Heathenish, heMn-ish, adj telaling to the hiaiken rude uncivil bed cruel. adv. Hfla'- thenishly — Hea'the nish ne . Heathenism, heV/m-um, « the religious system of the heathens paganism barbarism Heather, he/A'er. n. a small evergreen shrub, growing on heath* —adj Heath'ery. [A Northern form, appearing to be nothing more than heath er = inhabitant of the heath (Sweat).]