Hammock

ham'uk, n. a piece of strong cloth or netting suspended by the come is, and used as a bed by sailors Hamaca, an American Indian w ord, meaning a net Hampor, ham'per, V.t to impede or perplex to shackle. a chain or fettei fA corr, through M hamclen and obs hamblc from A S. haimhan, to maun, the root of which seen in Goth Juinf maimed, Scot, hummel cow, maimed, deprived ol Us horns. Hamper, ham'per, u a large basket for conveying goods —7 to put m a hamper [Contr. from Hanaper Hamster, ham's ter, u. a species of rat provided with cheek-pouches. [Ger] Hamstring, ham's trmg, n the string or tendon of — the ham. v to lame by cutting the hamstring.