Hackney
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 47
hak′ni, n. a horse for general use, esp. for hire: ( obs. ) a person hired for any mean work.— v.t. to carry in a hackney-coach: to use much: to make commonplace.— adjs. Hack′ney , Hack′neyed , let out for hire: devoted to common use: much used.— ns. Hack′ney-coach , a coach let out for hire; Hack′ney-coach′man ; Hack′neyman , one who keeps hackney horses. [O. Fr. haquenee , an ambling nag; further history unknown.]
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