Husband

huz'band, n. a married man B a man to whom a woman is betrothed one who manages affairs with prudence tuiut the owner of a ship who manages concerns in person.—v.t to supply with a husband: to manage with economy. [M E. husbands—A S. husbonda Ice. hutbondi—hus, a house, and Ice, bofiJi, for buaudi, inhabiting, pr p of Ice bna to dwell, akin to Ger batten, to See Bondage.} Husbandman, hu/'band-man, n a working farmer one who labours in tillage. Husbandry, hu/band-ri, n. the busine of a farmer tillage economical management: thrift. Hush, hu->h, mi or imp, silence he adj silent’ quiet vt. to make quiet. [Imitative. Cl Hist and Wbist. Hush-money, hush' nnm'i, u money given as a bnbe to hush nr make one keep silent. Husk, husk, the x Huzza, hoo7'Za', tut and n hurrah a shout of joy or approbation v.t to attend with shouts of joy - v to utter shouts of joy or acclamation ‘.--pr huz/a'ing pa.p. huzzaed (-zad'). [Ger hu a the same as Hurrah.]