Hateful

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 73
Exciting hate, or extreme dislike, aversion, antipathy, or disgust: odious; detestable; abominable; loathsome; abhorrent; as, a hateful wretch, a hateful alternative, a hateful presence. - That fuels or expre es hatred; malignant; malevolent; as, " hateful eyes." -Dryden. Hatefully, adv . Odiously; with great dislike; malignantly; maliciously; in a hateful manner. Hatefulne , n. Quality of being hateful, or of ex citing aversion or disgust; odiousne . Hat'er, n. One who hates. "I respect a good hater ." -Dr. Johnson. Hat field, a town of England, Hertford co., 7 m. S.W. of Hertford, on the Lea. Manuf . Unimportant. Here is the palace where Queen Elizabeth was imprisoned during a portion of the reign of Mary. Pop . 3,862. Hat'field, in Ma achusetts , a post-township of Hamp Hat'field, in Pennsylvania , a village of Alleghany co., on the Alleghany River, abt. 3 m. N.E. of Pittsburg. -A post-village and township of Montgomery co., abt. 25 m. N. of Philadelphia, shire co., abt. 100 m. W. of Boston. Hat Island, in Illinois, a post-office of Jackson co. Hat'le , a. Without a hat.
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