Hag

  • 81hag-taper — hagˈ taper noun Mullein • • • Main Entry: ↑hag …

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  • 82hag-weed — hagˈ weed noun The common broom plant (a broomstick being a witch s supposed mode of transport) • • • Main Entry: ↑hag …

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  • 83hag|ber|ry — «HAG BEHR ee, buhr », noun, plural ries. = hackberry. (Cf. ↑hackberry) ╂[probably < Scandinavian (compare Danish hæg bær; hægge bird cherry)] …

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  • 84hag|bush — «HAG BUSH», noun. = chinaberry tree. (Cf. ↑chinaberry tree) …

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  • 85hag|but — «HAG buht», noun. = hackbut. (Cf. ↑hackbut) …

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  • 86hag|fish — «HAG FIHSH», noun, plural fish|es or (collectively) fish. any one of certain eel shaped marine vertebrates related to the lampreys, with degenerate eyes and circular mouths surrounded by eight tentacles. The hagfish bores into fish and eats their …

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  • 87Hag|ga|dah — or Hag|ga|da «huh GAH duh», noun, plural doth « dohth». 1. a) a story or legend in the Talmud that explains or interprets the law. b) the legendary, nonlegal part of the Talmud. 2. a) the text of the Seder service read at the meal the first and… …

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  • 88hag|gad´i|cal|ly — hag|gad|ic «huh GAD ihk, GAH dihk», adjective. of or like the Haggadah. –hag|gad´i|cal|ly, adverb …

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  • 89hag|gad|ic — «huh GAD ihk, GAH dihk», adjective. of or like the Haggadah. –hag|gad´i|cal|ly, adverb …

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  • 90hag´ga|dis´tic — hag|ga|dist «huh GAH dihst», noun. 1. a writer of haggadic legends, parables, and like matter. 2. a student of the Haggadah. –hag´ga|dis´tic, adjective …

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