- Hurds
- Hurds \Hurds\, n. [See {Hards}.] The coarse part of flax or hemp; hards. [1913 Webster]
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hurds — ˈhərdz noun plural Etymology: Middle English herdes, hurdes (plural), from Old English heordan (plural); akin to Old English heord hair of a woman s head, Old Norse haddr hair of a woman s head, Greek keskeon tow, Russian kosa braid : the coarse… … Useful english dictionary
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