| HOACTZIN | • hoactzin n. Alternative form of hoatzin. • HOACTZIN n. (Nahuatl) a South American bird; the young have clawed wings, also HOATZIN. |
| HOARDERS | • hoarders n. Plural of hoarder. • HOARDER n. one that hoards. |
| HOARDING | • hoarding n. (UK) A temporary fence-like structure built around building work to add security and prevent accidents to the public. • hoarding n. A roofed wooden shield placed over the battlements of a castle and projecting from them. • hoarding n. (Chiefly Britain or India) A billboard. |
| HOARHEAD | • hoarhead n. (Obsolete, poetic) An old person with grey hair. • HOARHEAD n. a hoary-headed old man. |
| HOARIEST | • hoariest adj. Superlative form of hoary: most hoary. • HOARY adj. white with age. |
| HOARSELY | • hoarsely adv. With a dry, harsh voice. • HOARSE adv. rough and husky in sound. |
| HOARSENS | • hoarsens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hoarsen. • HOARSEN v. to make hoarse. |
| HOARSEST | • hoarsest adj. Superlative form of hoarse: most hoarse. • HOARSE adj. rough and husky in sound. |
| HOASTING | • hoasting v. Present participle of hoast. • HOAST v. (dialect) to cough. |
| HOASTMAN | • hoastman n. (Historical) A member of an old merchant guild in Newcastle, in charge of coal shipping, etc. • HOASTMAN n. a member of an old merchant guild. |
| HOASTMEN | • hoastmen n. Plural of hoastman. • HOASTMAN n. a member of an old merchant guild. |
| HOATZINS | • hoatzins n. Plural of hoatzin. • HOATZIN n. (Nahuatl) a South American bird; the young have clawed wings, also HOACTZIN. |