Hate

hat, v. To have a great aversion to, dislike, regard with ill-will, abhor, detest, loathe. — n. Strong dislike or aversion hatred. [AS. hete, D. Hatchment. haai, Ic. hatr, Goth. hat is, hatred, AS. hatian, D. haten, Goth, hafjnn, to hate.] — Hat'er, n. — Hafable, a. — Hate'ful, -ful, a. Manifesting hatred: exciting or deserving dislike or disgust; odious; detestable loathsome malignant.— Hate'fully, adv. — Hate'fulne , n. — Ha> tred, n. Very great dislike: odium: enmity; rancor; repugnance; antipathy. Hauberk, haw'berk.w. A shirt of mail formed of steel rings interwoven. [OF. hauberc. halherc, OHG. halsberge, fr. hals AS. heals, L. collum), the neck, and berg an, AS. beargan, to hide.]