Hoard

hdrd, n. a store a hidden stock a trea- sure. v.i. to store to ama and deposit in secret. v.i. to store up to collect and form a hoard. —n. Hoard'er. (A.S. hord; Ice. hodd, Ger kort; from the same root as house.} Hoard, hdrd, Hoarding, hSrd'ing, n a hurdle or fence inclosing a house and materials while builders are at woik [O. Fr horde Dut. horde, a hurdle same root as Hurdle. Hoar frost, hBr'-frost, n. white frost the white particles formed by the freezing of dew. Hoarhound, Horehound, h 'hownd, n a plant of a whitish or downy appearance, used a tonic. [M. E. horehune—A S. harhune fiom Aar hoar or white, and heme (acc to bheat, meaning strong-scented cf, L. cum/a, Gr. konilc, wild marjoram