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abase
abased
abasement
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abevacuation
abscess
absorbent
absorption
achor
acrasy
action
adam
adductor
adipocere
adolescence
affair
agallochum
age
albugineous
aloes-wood
anaclastic
anasarca
andranatomy
android
angelicalness
angiography
angiology
annihilate
anthropography
anthropolite
anthropological
anthropologist
anthropology
anthropomancy
anthropomorphite
anthropopathy
anthropophagi
anthropophagous
anthropophagy
antimony
antiperistasis
antispastic
ape
apocrustic
apollinarians
apostemation
aposteme
appellative
areotic
arise
arm
arrest
arson
art
arthrodia
article
articulate
articulation
artificial
artificially
ascaris
ashes
assume
atmometer
attenuant
attenuate
attenuation
audeanism
axinite
axolote
azimuth
back
backed
bait
ball
bang
banter
bantered
bantering
bar
barbarian
barbarity
barbarous
barbarously
barbarousness
battish
bearer
beastliness
beauty
beggar
being
belabor
believe
believer
belly
bestial
bestially
bethump
bier
birth
blear
blight
blood
bodily
body
bosom
bounce
bouncing
break
breast
breeder
brevity
bring
brood
broom-corn
brother
brutal
brutality
brutalize
brutally
buggery
bull-head
bump
butcher
cacochymy
cadaverous
call
callix
calve
canker
cannibal
cannibalism
caprice
carcass
castanet
catalepsy
catch
catechumen
catechumenical
catechumenist
catholicon
cattle
cemetery
chagrin
characterize
charm
cheap
chest-foundering
child
cholesterin
chum
chump
chyme
clamor
cleat
climacter
climacteric
clinch
clothes
coarse
coffin
come
comedy
command
comparative
complaisance
comply
comprehension
concoction
condescension
condignity
condition
conduct
confess
conformable
congestion
connection
consonant
constitution
contemperation
content
contentment
contextural
contingence
contingency
contrast
contrite
control
controll
conviviality
copy
cordiform
corpse
corpulence
corpulency
corroborant
corruptible
corse
couch
countenance
crag
crave
crawl
creature
credible
crime
criminal
cross
crossness
crudity
cruel
cruelly
cruelness
cruelty
cry
crystaline
cue
curry
cut
cyclopedia
cycopede
dam
damp
dampishness
dampness
dandy
dangle
dank
dankishness
dark
decayed
decayedness
decayer
decaying
decease
defect
deferent
deflux
defluxion
deform
delacrymation
delight
demean
demissive
demissly
demon
depress
depression
derivation
devil
devour
diaphoresis
diffident
dill
disband
discerner
discovery
disease
dishumor
disparagement
dispersion
dissimilarity
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diversion
diversity
divert
divination
divine
dogtooth
doll
drama
drapery
draw
drone
droop
drub
dug
dwarf
dyscrasy
edematous
elegancy
emollient
end
engrave
enliven
enterprising
enthymeme
envy
epispastic
epithumetic
epithumetical
eruption
erysipelas
ethereal
eunuch
eve
evil
evolve
examine
excite
exhumation
experience
express
exquisite
exsudation
face
facetious
facetiousness
faculty
fairy
fall
family
fancy
fantasticalness
fast
fasting-day
father
feasible
fell
fennel
fictitious
fillip
finger
fish
flesh
fleshly
foggy
foment
fontanel
food
for
forefinger
forgetfulness
form
fortune
fossway
foul
fretful
fretfulness
frown
gamesome
gibbous
gild
gin
glaucoma
gleet
goiter
goldenmaidenhair
good
goodness
gouge
grace
gradually
gratify
grave
grievance
groin
grow
guise
habitable
hardhearted
hardheartedness
he
head
heel
helpless
hem
hemiplegy
heptarchy
hermaphrodite
hide
hieroglyphic
high-operation
historian
hit
hoist
holiness
homicide
hope
hostility
house
howl
hum
human
humanate
humane
humanely
humaneness
humanist
humanity
humanization
humanize
humanized
humankind
humanly
humation
humbird
humble
humblebee
humbled
humblemouthed
humbleness
humbleplant
humbler
humbles
humbly
humboldite
humbug
humdrum
humect
humectate
humectation
humective
humeral
humhum
humicubation
humid
humidity
humidness
humiliate
humiliated
humiliating
humiliation
humility
humite
hummer
humming
humming-bird
humor
humoral
humorist
humorous
humorously
humorousness
humorsome
humorsomely
hump
humpback
humpbacked
hunch
hydragogue
hymn
ichor
idiot
ill
imagine
imban
immortality
implicitly
importance
imposthumate
imposthumated
imposthumation
imposthume
impracticable
impracticableness
imputation
incarnation
incident
incompliance
incomprehensibilit
incomprehensible
incomprehensibly
inconceivably
inconveniency
inculcate
indefinite
indifference
indigency
individual
indulge
indulged
indulgency
indulgent
infallibleness
infest
inhabited
inhuman
inhumanity
inhumation
inhume
innocent
inquisitiveness
inscrutable
insensible
insignificancy
instantaneously
instep
instrumental
intellect
intelligible
interpose
intestine
intolerant
irony
irregular
irregularity
itch
jews-ear
judgment
jujube
jump
kidnap
kidnapped
kidnapper
kidnapping
kind
knee
knowledge
laboratory
lacerative
lamblike
language
last
latitude
laugh
law
lentor
lethiferous
letter
life
lighten
limb
limit
limitarian
lithontriptic
litter
logic
longitudinally
lot
love
low
lower
lowlihood
lowliness
lowly
luck
m
machine
machinery
magic
magnetism
make
malady
maltalent
man
maneater
manhood
mankind
manner
manslaughter
manslayer
manstealing
massacre
maw
mean
measles
measure
mediator
medicine
meek
meekly
meekness
men
merit-monger
millers-thumb
misery
model
modesty
modulator
mole
monophysite
mood
moody
morality
morally
morbid
moroseness
mortal
mortality
mortification
mortified
mortifiedness
mortify
mortifying
mother
mow
multiplication
mummy
murder
murderer
murdering
murmur
muse
mutilation
myology
mysterious
mystery
mystical
nail
negboor
neighbor
nereid
nudity
obscure
obscurity
obsequiousness
observation
offender
offense
operate
operation
operator
orang-outang
organical
palmistry
parrot
pastern
pasture
pathognomy
peccancy
peccant
permanent
person
pettitoes
philanthropy
philosophy
phlegmatic
phlem
phonology
phrase
phrenology
physianthropy
pilgrimage
pin
pinion
play
pleasant
pleasantly
pleasantry
pleaser
plenitude
plethora
plica
plum
pluvious
pommel
poor
poorness
port
positively
possess
posterity
posthume
posthumous
posthumously
potentially
practicable
praecognita
pravity
pray
preference
prime
principle
privative
privilege
profound
progenitor
progeny
promise
pronation
proportion
prostrate
prostration
provide
psychology
pugil
pull
pupil
puppet
puritan
pusillanimity
questionable
radial
raillery
raise
rally
range
raucity
ravel
reach
real
recluse
rectitude
refund
refuse
remainder
remit
remnant
repellent
reprisal
research
resist
respectful
respond
resurrection
retaliate
revenge
reverent
revulsion
revulsive
reward
rheumatism
rhumb
rhumb-line
rib
right
ring
risibility
ruddiness
ruddy
run
rust
sacrifice
sastra
savage
savagely
savor
scandal
sciolist
scripture
scrupulous
seasoning
secern
self-abased
self-abasement
self-abasing
selfishly
sepulcher
sepulture
servant
servitude
seton
shatter
shin
shocking
short-sightedness
shoulder
shoulder-slip
shrink
sign
signature
sinfulness
sing
sir
slaughtering
slippery
society
soften
son
song
songster
soul
soul-selling
span
speak
speaking-trumpet
specifically
speech
spiracle
spire
spirit
spleen
splenetic
spontaneous
sportive
squat
squeak
stage
stall
station
stature
stay
steam
sternum
subject
submiss
submission
submissive
submissively
submissiveness
submissly
submissness
subsist
sullen
sultry
summit
sup
superhuman
supernatural
supernaturally
supple
suppliant
supplication
supplicatory
surmount
tape-worm
taste
temporize
temporizing
temptation
tenor
testimony
testy
texture
thimble
thorax
thrive
thum
thumb
thumbed
thumerstone
thummed
thummim
thump
thumper
thumping
time-serving
together
tomb
toothwort
torture
tragacanth
tragedy
train
translate
transmissive
transmute
transpire
trash
travesty
trochil
tumite
tumor
tune
tung
turgent
turpitude
tutor
twin
twist
umboldilite
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understanding
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unfrequented
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unhumanize
unhumbled
unison
universal
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unmoistened
unresisting
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variously
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vessel
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victuals
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virile
visage
vitally
vitiate
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vivid
vocal
voice
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waist
wall-eye
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watery
way
wet
wetness
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whapper
wheat
whisker
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whizzing
wilderness
wilt
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woman
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world
worldly
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HUM, v.i. To utter the sound of bees; to buzz.

1. To make an inarticulate buzzing sound.

The cloudy messenger turns me his back,

And hums--

2. To pause in speaking, and make an audible noise like the humming bees.

He hummed and hawed.

3. To make a dull, heavy noise like a drone.

Still humming, on their drowsy course they took.

4. To applaud.

HUM, v.t. To sing in a low voice; as, to hum a tune.

1. To cause to hum; to impose on.

HUM, n. The noise of bees or insects.

1. A low confused noise, as of crowds; as the busy hum of men.

2. Any low dull noise.

3. A low inarticulate sound, uttered by a speaker in a pause; as hums and haws.

4. An expression of applause.

HUM, exclam. A sound with a pause, implying doubt and deliberation.

1913 Definition
Hum (hum)
v. i.(?)
Hum
[imp. *** p. p. Hummed (?)] p. pr. *** vb. n. Humming (?).] [Of imitative origin] cf. G. hummen, D. hommelen. ***radic]15.]
  1. To make a low, prolonged sound, like that of a bee in flight; to drone; to murmur; to buzz; as, a top hums.
    P. Fletcher.

    Still humming on, their drowsy course they keep. Pope.

  2. To make a nasal sound, like that of the letter m prolonged, without opening the mouth, or articulating; to mumble in monotonous undertone; to drone.

    The cloudy messenger turns me his back,
    And hums.     Shak.

  3. To make an inarticulate sound, like h'm, through the nose in the process of speaking, from embarrassment or a affectation; to hem.
  4. To express satisfaction by a humming noise.

    Here the spectators hummed. Trial of the Regicides.

    * Formerly the habit of audiences was to express gratification by humming and displeasure by hissing.

  5. To have the sensation of a humming noise; as, my head hums, -- a pathological condition.
  6. To sing with shut mouth; to murmur without articulation; to mumble; as, to hum a tune.
  7. To express satisfaction with by humming.
  8. To flatter by approving; to cajole; to impose on; to humbug.
    [Colloq. *** Low]
  9. A low monotonous noise, as of bees in flight, of a swiftly revolving top, of a wheel, or the like] a drone; a buzz.

    The shard-borne beetle with his drowsy hums. Shak.

  10. Any inarticulate and buzzing sound
    ; as: (a)
  11. An imposition or hoax.
  12. An inarticulate nasal sound or murmur, like h'm, uttered by a speaker in pause from embarrassment, affectation, etc.

    THese shrugs, these hums and ha's. Shak.

  13. A kind of strong drink formerly used.
    [Obs.] Beau. *** Fl.

    Venous hum. See under Venous.

  14. Ahem] hem; an inarticulate sound uttered in a pause of speech implying doubt and deliberation.
    Pope.
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