Haw

liaw, n. {orig) a hedge or in closere the berry of the hawthorn. [A S. Haifa, a \ard or inclosure Dut. fuuig, a hedge, Ice hag i, a field See Hedge Haw, haw, v to speak with a haw oi hesitation ~n. a hesitation in speech [Formed from the nmd Hawfinch, haw'finsh, «. aspeues of gro taak, a very shy bird, with variegated plumage, living chiefly in forests (See Haw, a hedge Hawhaw, haw-haw', n a sunk fence, or a ditch not seen nil close upon [Reduplication of Haw, a hedge.] Hawk, hawk, «. the name of several birds of prey allied to the falcons. [A S hafoc Dut. havik Ger. habicht. Ice. hntkr; fiom Tcut. loot hab, lo seize, seen in E. Have Hawk, hawk, v to hunt birds with hawks trained for the purpose to attack on the wing —n. Hawk'er. Hawk, hawk, to force up matter from the throat. n. the effort to do this [W. hoc hi; Scot, haugh; formed from the sound.] 222 fate, far me, her mine Headland