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rough to the touch, taste, or ear; HATEFUL ] Hart, härt, s. a stag from its fifth year (horned). Hartal, hart'-all, s. orpiment. Hartebeest, härt'-beest, s. the kaama of S. Africa. Hartshorn, ofhartsh hartshorn; härts'-horn, a solution s. the of ammonia. horn of the hart; spirit Hart's-tongue, härts'-tung, s. a common British fern. Hartwort, härt'-wurt, s. a genus of umbelliferæ. Harumscarum, ha' -rum-ska' -rum, a. hare -brained; flighty; rash (hare, to frighten, and scare). Haruspicy, ha-rus' -pice, s. SeeAruspice. Harvest,här -vest, s. the season of reaping and gathering in crops; the ripe corn or grain collected; the product of labour; consequence: v.a. to reap or gather ripe corn and other fruits (A.S. hærfest). Harvester,här-vest-er, s. a reaper, man or machine. Harvest-home, här'-vest-home, s. the time of harvest; festival at harvest. Harvest-lord, här -vest-lord, s. the head reaper. Harvest-man, här' -vest-man, s. a labourer in harvest. här' -vest-moon, s. the moon near the full, about the time of the autumnal equinox. Harvest - mouse, här -vest-mows, s. a very small fieldmouse, which builds its nest among the stems of wheat or other plants. här'-vest-kwene, s. an image of Ceres, formerly carried about on the last day of harvest. Hash, hash, v.a. to chop small and mix: s. a dish of meat and vegetables chopped small and mixed; something hashed up again (Fr. hacher) }. Has his, hash'-eesh, s. See Bangue. has'-let, s. the heart, liver, ., of ahog. hasp, s. a clasp that pa es over a staple to be fastened by a padlock; a clasp: v.a. to shut or fasten with hasp (A.S. hæpse) has'-sok, s. a thick. mat to kneel on in church; a stuffed footstool. has'-tate, a. spear-shaped[Bot.] (L. hasta, 5 a spear.) hayst, s. speed; quickne ; hurry; impulsive in_consideratene ; state of being pre ed (heat). hayst, v.a. to urge forward; to push on; to hays'-n,s expedite: v.n. to move with speed. s. one who urges forward. a. ripening early. hayst'-ings, s.pl. peas that come early. hays'-te, a. quick; speedy; eager; precipitate; easily excited to wrath; pa ionate. Hastily, hays'- te-le, ad. in a hasty manner. Hastine ,hays'-te-nes, s. the state or quality of being hasty. hays'-te-pud-ding, s. meal or flour with water ormilk boiled thinly together; porridge. s. a covering for the head; the dignity of a cardinal, from the red hat he wears (A.S. hæt). ha'-ta-bl, a. deserving of hatred; odious. hat -band, s. a band round a hat. hatsh, v.a. to produce from eggs by incubation, orby artificial heat; to contrive or plot: v.n. to produce young; to bring the young to maturity: s. a brood; the act of hatching; that which is hatched. hatsh, v.a. to shade in a drawing or an engraving with lines cro ing each other (hack) hatsh, s. an opening in a ship's deck,. or the pa age from one deck to another; the covering over the hatchway; an opening ina mine; a weir. To be under the hatches to be confined below; to be in distre , depre ion,, or slavery. (A.S. haca, a door bar.) s. a kind of half-decked fishing-boat; one which has a well for keeping fish. hatsh'-el, s. a heckle: v.a. to heckle; to tease. batsh'-el-er, s. one who uses a hatchel. hatsh'-er, s. one who hatches; a plotter. -et, s. a small axe with a short handle. To take up the hatchet, to make war. To bury the hatchet, to make peace (hack). Hatchet-face, hatsh'-et-fase, s. a face with sharp prominent features, like the edge of a hatchet. Hatching, hatsh'-ing, s. shading by courses of lines cro ing each other at an angle more or le acute. Hatchment, hatsh' -ment, s. the escutcheon of a deceased individual,placed in front of the house, . (achievement). Hatchway, hatsh'-wa, s. a square or oblong opening in the deck of a Hatchment. ship for pa age below [Naut.] Hate, hate, v.a. to dislike greatly; to love le [Bible]: s. great dislike or aversion (A.S. haiti an). hate'-ful, a. exciting hate; odious; full of hate. Hatefully, hate' -ful-le, ad.in a hateful manner. Hatefulne , hate'-ful-nes, s. the quality of being hateful,