hater

[Eng.hat(e); -er.] One who hates or detests; a detester; an abhorrer. "Rather a hater of the grace I offer." Beaum, & Flet.: A Wife for a Month , iv. hat-er-al, hat-ræl, s . [Etym. doubtful.] A dirty, confused heap. *hat-er-el, *hat-er-elle, *hat-reel, *hatrelle, s. [O. Fr. haterel .] The crown of the head; the neck. *hath, part of v. [HAVE.] The third person sing. present indic. of the verb to have. (Now only used in devotion or poetry.) hat-le , a. [Eng. hat; -le .] Having no hat; destitute of a hat. "Gallop hatle up the park." - C. Kingsley: Alton Locke , ch. xxviii.