hound

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

HOUND, noun [Latin canis.] A generic name of the dog; but in English it is confined to a particular breed or variety, used in the chase. It has long, smooth, pendulous ears. HOUND, verb transitive To set on the chase. 1. To hunt; to chase.
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