Hackery

[Hind. chakhrâ, a cart.] A street-cart drawn by oxen; inuch used in Bengal. Hab'itably, adv . In a habitable manner. Hab'itancy, n. Same as INHABITANCY, q. v. Habitant, n. [Lat. habitans, pp. of habit are, to Hack'etstown, a town of Ireland, in the co. of Car- dwell.] A dweller; one who lives in any place. IMG:content-0493.png:[blocks in formation] -Place of abode; a settled dwelling; a mansion; a house; a residence. A local habitation and a name." - Shaks. ( Bot . ) The habitat, or extent of territory, over which any given species of plants may grow. Hab'ited, p. a. Clothed; dre ed; as, habited befitting his rank. Habitual, a. Formed or acquired by frequent use or custom; customary; as, habitual piety, habitual profanity. -Usual; accustomed; rendered permanent by continued causes; as, the habitual color of the skin, a habitual characteristic. Habitually, adv. By habit; customarily; by frequent practice or use.