1. A tribe dwelling in tents or wagons and wandering about; a great host.

2. To live in hordes.

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

• homade,
• hoader,
• aorder,
• forder,
• oorder,
• hardr,
• herfe,
• horred,
• houee,
• hooder,
• hardes,
• hyrdo,
• norder,
• hourd,
• hoode,
• choide,
• eorder,
• hores,
• horder,
• hoddie

• hoarder,
• hoe,
• Hoarded,
• Rode,
• hood,
• harden,
• Herded,
• Hoed,
• hardier,
• herd,
• hired,
• howdy,
• heard,
• hold,
• heed,
• order,
• HOSED,
• hurdle,
• hot,
• harder,
• chord,
• he'd,
• hardy,
• Hoped,
• hoards,
• hoard,
• hard,
• Had,
• horrid,
• howard,
• hornet,
• Hid,
• -hood,
• hord,
• hide,
• holder,
• horse.

The adverb form of the word "horde" is "horribly".

The adjective form of the word "horde" is "horde-like".

The plural of the "horde" can be the "hordes".

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