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Definition of hack
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Hack (v. i.) To live the life of a
drudge
or hack.
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Manacle
::
Manacle
(v. t.) To put
handcuffs
or other
fastening
upon, for
confining
the
hands;
to
shackle;
to
confine;
to
restrain
from the use of the limbs or
natural
powers..
Palmer
::
Palmer
(n.) Short for
Palmer
fly, an
artificial
fly made to
imitate
a hairy
caterpillar;
a
hackle..
Hacker
::
Hacker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
hacks.
Specifically:
A
cutting
instrument
for
making
notches;
esp., one used for
notching
pine trees in
collecting
turpentine;
a
hack..
Hack
::
Hack (n.) A kick on the
shins.
Dub
::
Dub (v. t.) To
prepare
for
fighting,
as a
gamecock,
by
trimming
the
hackles
and
cutting
off the comb and
wattles..
Hackneys
::
Hackneys
(pl. ) of
Hackne.
Hackamore
::
Hackamore
(n.) A
halter
consisting
of a long
leather
or rope strap and
headstall,
-- used for
leading
or
tieing
a pack
animal..
Loose
::
Loose (a.) To untie or
unbind;
to free from any
fastening;
to
remove
the
shackles
or
fastenings
of; to set free; to
relieve.
Hack
::
Hack (v. t.) Fig.: To
mangle
in
speaking.
Hackle
::
Hackle
(n.) One of the
peculiar,
long,
narrow
feathers
on the neck of
fowls,
most
noticeable
on the cock, -- often used in
making
artificial
flies;
hence,
any
feather
so
used..
Fiacre
::
Fiacre
(n.) A kind of
French
hackney
coach.
Shackled
::
Shackled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Shackl.
Shack
::
Shack (n.) The grain left after
harvest
or
gleaning;
also, nuts which have
fallen
to the
ground..
Vettura
::
Vettura
(n.) An
Italian
four-wheeled
carriage,
esp. one let for hire; a
hackney
coach..
Gyve
::
Gyve (v. t.) To
fetter;
to
shackle;
to
chain.
Bill
::
Bill (v. t.) To work upon ( as to dig, hoe, hack, or chop
anything)
with a
bill..
Whack
::
Whack (v. i.) To
strike
anything
with a smart blow.
Hackle
::
Hackle
(n.) A comb for
dressing
flax, raw silk, etc.; a
hatchel..
Hackneymen
::
Hackneymen
(pl. ) of
Hackneyma.
Shackle
::
Shackle
(n.)
Something
which
confines
the legs or arms so as to
prevent
their free
motion;
specifically,
a ring or band
inclosing
the ankle or
wrist,
and
fastened
to a
similar
shackle
on the other leg or arm, or to
something
else, by a chain or a
strap;
a gyve; a
fetter..
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