hither /hidhˈər/ (literary, formal or archaic)

To this place

1. On this side or in this direction
2. Nearer

To come, chiefly in the phrase hither and thither to go to and fro

hithˈermost adjective

Nearest on this side

hithˈerside noun

The nearer side

hithˈerto adverb

1. Up to this time
2. To this point or place (archaic)

hithˈerward or hithˈerwards adverb

Towards this place

hither and thither

1. To and fro
2. This way and that

• fiddle-back
• fiddleback
• fiddle-backs
• fiddlebacks
• fiddle block
• fiddle blocks
• fiddle-bow
• fiddle-bows
• fiddled
• fiddle-de-dee
• fiddle-faddle
• fiddle-faddled
• fiddle-faddler
• fiddle-faddles
• fiddle-faddling
• fiddlehead
• fiddleheads
• fiddle pattern
• fiddle-pattern
• fiddler
• hen runs
• henry
• henrys
• hens
• hent