| HEARTIER | • heartier adj. Comparative form of hearty: more hearty. • HEARTY adj. very friendly. |
| HEARTIES | • hearties n. Plural of hearty. • HEARTY n. a comrade. |
| HEARTIEST | • heartiest adj. Superlative form of hearty: most hearty. • HEARTY adj. very friendly. |
| HEARTIKIN | • heartikin n. (Obsolete, diminutive) A little heart. • HEARTIKIN n. (obsolete) a little heart (used euphemistically in an oath). |
| HEARTIKINS | • heartikins n. Plural of heartikin. • HEARTIKIN n. (obsolete) a little heart (used euphemistically in an oath). |
| HEARTILY | • heartily adv. In a hearty manner. • HEARTY adv. very friendly. |
| HEARTINESS | • heartiness n. The quality of being hearty. • HEARTINESS n. the state of being hearty. |
| HEARTINESSES | • heartinesses n. Plural of heartiness. • HEARTINESS n. the state of being hearty. |
| HEARTING | • hearting v. Present participle of heart. • hearting n. Material used as fill between walls of greater structural integrity, especially in masonry. • HEART v. to hearten, encourage. |
| SWEETHEARTING | • sweethearting n. (Dated) courting; lovemaking. • sweethearting n. (Business, retail) theft by employees at the cash register, as for example by giving away merchandise… • SWEETHEARTING n. the granting of unauthorized discounts or the abetting of shoplifting by staff in a shop. |
| SWEETHEARTINGS | • SWEETHEARTING n. the granting of unauthorized discounts or the abetting of shoplifting by staff in a shop. |
| UNHEARTING | • unhearting v. Present participle of unheart. • UNHEART v. (Shakespeare) to dishearten. |