Hierophantic

[Gr. hierophant i kos.] Pertaining to hierophants. Hies'ter's Mill, in Pennsylvania, a P. O. of Berks co. Hig'ganum, in Connecticut, a post-village of Middle sex co., about 23 m. S.S.E. of Hartford. ig'gin's Point, in Alaska , a cape forming the N.W. point of the N. entrance to the channel of RevillaGigedo; Lat. 55° 27′ N., Lon. 131° 34' W. Higginsport, in low a , a post-office of Jackson co. Higginsport, in Ohio , a post-village of Brown county, on the Ohio River, about 47 miles above Cincinnati, Hig'ginsville, in Illinois , a P. O. of Vermilion co. Higginsville, in New York , a post-village of Oneida co., about 110 m. W.N.W. of Albany. Hig'gle, v. n. [See HAGGLE, HAWK, and HUCKSTER.] To carry and hawk provisions, vegetables, ., about for public sale. - To chaffer; to haggle; to be tedious, nice, or close-fisted in making a bargain. Hig'gledy-pig'gledy, adv . Topsy-turvy; upside down; at sixes and sevens; in confusion and disorder; as, everything is higgledy - piggledy just now. (Used colloquially.)