Haste

hast, n. Celerity of motion; state of being urged or pre ed by busine ; sudden excitement of feeling or pa ion: dispatch; hurry; precipitation. — Haste, Has'ten, has'n, v. [hast'ed, hasten (has'nd); hast'ing, has'tenixg To drive or urge forward, push on, expedite, hurry. — v. To move with celerity, be rapid, speedy, or quick. [OSw. hasta, Dan. haste, G. Hastate Leaf hasten, to haste OSw., Dan., OFries., and G. hast, haste; Sk Qac, to jump, bound. See Hare.] — Has'tener, has'n-er,iflc'n.pr Hasfy, a. [-ier, -iest.] Quick speedy; forward; eager; precipitate; rash; caused —by, or indicating, pa ion. TSw. and Dan. hastig.] 'Hast'ily, adv.— Hast'ine , n. — Hast'y-pud'ding, n. In S., a pudding made of Indian meal stirred into boiling water; mush; in Eng., a batter or pudding of flour stirred into boiling water or milk becomes stiff oatmeal porridge.