Hawkweed, hawk'-weed, s
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 93
a yellow-flowered composite plant. [ 337 HEADSTALL. s. Hayloft, ha'-loft, s. a loft for hay in a barn. Hayrick, ha'-rik, s. a pile of hay in the open air for Hazardable, haz'-ard-a-bl, a. that is liable to hazard. Haze, haze, s. vapour which renders the air thick; Hazel,ha' -zl, s.a well-known tree or shrub of the genus Hazel-earth, ha/-zl-érth, s. a kind of red loam. Hazelly,ha/-zl-le, a. of a light brown. Hazel-nut, ha'-zl-nut, s. the nut or fruit of the hazel. Hazy, ha-ze, a, thick with haze; misty. Hazine , He,hee, ha -ze-nes pronoun, s. the of state the third of being pers. hazy. masc.; the man: a. of Head, hed, s. the uppermost or the foremost part of Headache, hed'-ake, s. pain in the head. Headachy, hed'-ake-e, a. with headache. Head-band, hed'-band, s. a band for the head; the band Head-borough, hed'-bur-ro, s. the chief of a decennary, Head-cheese,hed'-cheez, s. part of the head or feet of Head-dre , hed'-dres, s. a dre for a lady's head. Headed, hed' -ed, a. with a head; in understanding, as Header, hed'-er, s. one who heads nails or pins; one who Headfast,hed'-fast, s. a rope at the head of a ship,to Head-gargle, hed'-gar-gl, s. a disease of cattle. Head-gear, hed'-geer, s. covering for the head. Heading, hed'-ing, s. that which stands at the head; Headland, hed' -land, s. a promontory; a strip of unHead le , hed'-les, a. without ahead; without a leader; Head-line, hed'-line, ad.head-foremost; s. line at the head of a page. Headlong,hed' -long, without thickhead-main, hed'-mane, s. the main ditch by which Headman, hed'-man, s. chief; leader; chief man. Head-mark, hed' -märk, s. outstanding feature. Head molds hot, hed'-mold-shot, s. a disease in children, Head-money, hed'-mun-e, s. a capitation tax. Head-pence, Headmost, hed'-most hed'-pens,, a. s. most apoll-tax. advanced; most forward. Head-piece, hed'-pees, s. armour for the head; head. Head-quarters, hed-kwawr'-ters, s.pl. the quarters of the Head-sea, hed'-see, s. sea rolling against a ship's course. Headship, hed'-ship, s. position of supreme authority. Headsman, hedz'-man, s. an executioner. Headstall,hed'-stawl, s. part of a bridle round the head.
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