Hater, ha'-ter, s

one who hates. Hatred, ha' -tred, s. great dislike; hate; enmity. Hatted,hat'-ted, a. covered with or wearing ahat. Hatter, hat'-ter, s. a maker or seller of hats. Hatti-sheriff, hat'-te-sher -if, s. an irrevocable order Hauberk, haw'-berk, s. a coat of mail,sometimes sleeve Haugh, hatch, s. a low meadow by a river. Haughty, haw'-te, a. proud and disdainful; proceeding Haul, hawl, v.a. to pull or draw with force; to drag: Haulage, hawl -aje, s. the act of hauling; charge for Haulm, hawm, s. the stalk of grain of any kind; Haum, straw; stubble. Haunch, haunch, s. that part of the body which lies Haunched, haunshd, a. having haunches. to visit often: s. a place to which one frequently resorts (Fr. hanter, from L. habito, to dwell). place, or is often about it. [Her.] (L.haurio, to draw.)