Definition of Harkeners

1. harkener [n] - See also: harkener

Lexicographical Neighbors of Harkeners

harimanage
harims
haring
hariolation
hariolations
harish
harissa
harissas
hark
hark back
harked
harken
harken back
harkened
harkener
harkeners
harkening
harkens
harkerite
harking
harks
harl
harle
harlech group
harled
harlequin
harlequin-snake
harlequin chromosome
harlequin duck
harlequin ducks

Literary usage of Harkeners

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Monthly Review by Ralph Griffiths (1811)
"... or harkeners are satirized : but in fact curiosity amuses many, and dupes fewer than it instructs. No great city can or ought to be without objects of ..."

2. Woodrow Wilson and the World's Peace by George Davis Herron (1917)
"He has startled the nations with news—with a news whose significance is yet unguessed by the herald or his harkeners. Unknown to them, unknown to himself, ..."

3. The Early History of the Post in Grant and Farm by James Wilson Hyde (1894)
"will befall him in that than usually does to harkeners, who never hear good of themselves ; yet, methinks, since the House of Parliament were more noble ..."

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