Hearth

What do we mean by hearth?

The floor of a fireplace, usually extending into a room and paved with brick, flagstone, or cement. noun

A fireplace. noun

Family life; the home. noun

The lowest part of a blast furnace or cupola, from which the molten metal flows. noun

The bottom of a reverberatory furnace, where ore is exposed to the flame. noun

The fireplace or brazier of a blacksmith's forge. noun

That part of the floor of a room on which the fire is made, or upon or above which a receptacle for the fire rests: generally a pavement or floor of brick or stone below an opening in the chimney, as in a fireplace. noun

The fireside; the domestic circle; the home. noun

In metallurgy: The floor in a reverberatory furnace on which the ore is exposed to the flame. See furnace. noun

The lowest part of a blast-furnace, through which the metal descends to the crucible. See furnace. noun

A bloomery. noun

Nautical, the grate and apparatus for cooking on board ship. noun

In soldering: An ordinary brazier or chafing-dish containing charcoal. noun

An iron box, about 2 feet by 1 foot 6 inches deep, sunk in the middle of a flat iron plate or table, measuring about 4 feet by 3 feet. noun

In glass manufacturing See flattening-hearth. noun

The pavement or floor of brick, stone, or metal in a chimney, on which a fire is made; the floor of a fireplace; also, a corresponding part of a stove. noun

The house itself, as the abode of comfort to its inmates and of hospitality to strangers; fireside. noun

The floor of a furnace, on which the material to be heated lies, or the lowest part of a melting furnace, into which the melted material settles. noun

A brick, stone or cement floor to a fireplace or oven.

An open recess in a wall at the base of a chimney where a fire may be built.

The lowest part of a metallurgical furnace.

A brazier, chafing dish, or firebox.

Home or family life.

A household or group in some forms of the modern pagan faith Heathenry.

Literally meaning the center of a fireplace, it's figuratively used to describe an area where the best, most active area of a city is located. Urban Dictionary

The process that is similar to human birth but with plants trust me im a scientist Urban Dictionary

Haven & Hearth is a MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game) set in a fictional world loosely inspired by Slavic and Germanic myth and legend. The game sets itself apart from other games in the genre in its aim to provide players with an interactive, affectable and mutable game world, which can be permanently and fundamentally changed and affected through actions undertaken by the players. The fundamental goal with Haven & Hearth is to create a game in which player choices have permanent and/or lasting effects and, thus, providing said players with a meaningful and fun gaming experience. Urban Dictionary

Term used in the World of Warcraft MMORPG meaning a way to reuse your hearthstone (a device that teleports you to a specific location you've selected as your "home") before the 1 hour cooldown has expired. To accomplish this, you must be in an instance group with at least one other person. Once you're in the group, you enter any dungeon/instance and then leave your group while inside. The game will automatically hearthstone you back to your home after 60 seconds. This will also cause the 1 hour cooldown of your hearthstone to start over again. The ghetto hearth may also be considered a sort of "cheat" or "bug" because it overrides the game mechanic of only being able to use the hearthstone once every hour. Urban Dictionary

In World of Warcraft when a paladin shields himself and hearths to his home location. Urban Dictionary

Farting underneath the covers when one is alone. Onset is triggered by curiosity and typically results in catastrophic consequences. Analogue to dutch oven when said oven is used as a weapon against significant other. Urban Dictionary

When a paladin in World of Warcraft uses divine shield and hearths to avoid losing and being corpse-camped. Urban Dictionary

Its a really cool trick the pallys use to run away from battle.. in the game WoW Urban Dictionary

In WoW there is something called a hearthstone, it brings you back to what ever inn in any capital city or small town in the zones of Azeroth and the Outland, the two worlds in WoW, the hearthstone has a 1 hour cool down and can be used pretty much where ever and when ever, just as long as u are not taking physical or any sort of damage other than a form of DPS and/or DOT, it is usefull if you are stuck Urban Dictionary

A shitty online game that is in alpha form. The graphics suck, the gameplay sucks, and it's overall a shitty game, But it's free! So a lot of poor fucks will be playing it. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to hearth:
hearth, heart, earth, health, dearth, heath, hearty, hearts, harth, yearth, heart'.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word hearth:
hestia, tatami, vesta, furnace, fireplace, bessemer, tithe, oca, oven, rolls, chimney, stove, charcoal, tax, cooking, kitchen, paying, pot, coke, pits, dated, smoke, goddess, excavated, heating, steel, tiles, fires, burnt, rituals, pig, pottery, burning, flame, blast, bones, heated, iron, returns, ash, lit, log, oxygen, stones, homeless, bread, beds, ritual, sacred, walls, mythology, artifacts, fire, hugh, floor, grant, room, mill, arc, inn, money, heat, divine, pit, hole, carbon, gods, roof, layer, literally, wooden, taxes, mills, rolling, columns, lists, clay, door, bone, dating, stone, wood, surrounded, burned, worship, timber, brick, process.

Words that rhyme with hearth:
darth, garth, barth, hogarth, arth, sparth, harth, marth, hackbarth, applegarth, breitbarth, neuharth, seyfarth, wohlfarth.

Adjectives that are often used to describe hearth:
open, domestic, own, central, cold, warm, blazing, large, wide, sacred, basic, common, circular, broad, empty, clean, glowing, cheerful, huge, lonely, big, hospitable, fireless, tiled, rectangular, shallow, ancient, humble, bright, desolate, sunken, shaped, upper, separate, ancestral, ample, lined, holy, cultural, native, fire, ore, paternal, multiple, round, hot, swept, flat, quiet, comfortable, massive, fixed, top, happy, enormous, rude, cooled, altar, parental, communal, deserted, rough, solitary, familiar, primitive, friendly, scotch, electronic, sacrificial, turkish, oval.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective hearth:
furnace, furnaces, process, steel, stone, stones, fire, money, rug, processes, method, fires, shop, steels, practice, plant, tax, rails, slag, department, slags, rugs, iron, plants, production, fireplace, type, steelmaking, shops, companions, metal, capacity, roasters, cooking, ingots, charge, roaster, incinerator, heat, operation, incinerators, making, houses, penny, plates, floor, stane, operations, melting, pit, castings, plate, sides, roofs, technology, brooms, smelting, roof, bottoms, output, heats, bath, pits, construction, mill, fireplaces, crickets, song, departments, passage, brushes, brush, holds, bottom, lobby, smoke, ovens, cakes, manufacture, fellows, bars, kitchen, pipe, operators, foremen.

Consonant match to hearth:
harth.

Words that sound like hearth:
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