1. A portcullis, in the form of a harrow, set with iron spikes, for blocking up a gateway or impeding an enemy's march; a framework for lights used on ceremonial occasions, especially connected with funerals in churches.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hourse,
• harse,
• harsse,
• hearse,
• hersse,
• hwrse,
• hsrse,
• hdrse,
• hrrse,
• h4rse,
• h3rse,
• hefse,
• he5se,
• he4se,
• herze,
• herxe,
• hersr,
• hers4,
• hers3,
• gherse

The plural of the "Herse" can be the "herses".

The singular of the "Herse" can be the "Herse".