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Definition of hatch
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hatch is as below...
Hatch (n.) An
opening
in the deck of a
vessel
or floor of a
warehouse
which
serves
as a
passageway
or
hoistway;
a
hatchway;
also; a cover or door, or one of the
covers
used in
closing
such an
opening..
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Thatch
::
Thatch
(n.) A name in the West
Indies
for
several
kinds of palm, the
leaves
of which are used for
thatching..
Thacker
::
Thacker
() See
Thatch,
Thatcher..
Palmyra
::
Palmyra
(n.) A
species
of palm
(Borassus
flabelliformis)
having
a
straight,
black,
upright
trunk,
with
palmate
leaves.
It is found
native
along the
entire
northern
shores
of the
Indian
Ocean,
from the mouth of the
Tigris
to New
Guinea.
More than eight
hundred
uses to which it is put are
enumerated
by
native
writers.
Its wood is
largely
used for
building
purposes;
its fruit and roots serve for food, its sap for
making
toddy,
and its
leaves
for
thatching
huts..
Oostegite
::
Oostegite
(n.) One of the
plates
which in some
Crustacea
inclose
a
cavity
wherein
the eggs are
hatched.
Machete
::
Machete
(n.) A large heavy knife
resembling
a
broadsword,
often two or three feet in
length,
-- used by the
inhabitants
of
Spanish
America
as a
hatchet
to cut their way
through
thickets,
and for
various
other
purposes..
Peep
::
Peep (v. i.) To cry, as a
chicken
hatching
or newly
hatched;
to
chirp;
to
cheep..
Hayrick
::
Hayrick
(n.) A heap or pile of hay,
usually
covered
with
thatch
for
preservation
in the open air..
Wattle
::
Wattle
(n.) A rod laid on a roof to
support
the
thatch.
Hatchel
::
Hatchel
(n.) An
instrument
with long iron teeth set in a
board,
for
cleansing
flax or hemp from the tow,
hards,
or
coarse
part; a kind of large comb; --
called
also
hackle
and
heckle..
Praecoces
::
Praecoces
(n. pl.) A
division
of birds
including
those whose young are able to run about when first
hatched.
Securipalp
::
Securipalp
(n.) One of a
family
of
beetles
having
the
maxillary
palpi
terminating
in a
hatchet-shaped
joint.
Broach
::
Broach
(n.) An awl; a
bodkin;
also, a
wooden
rod or pin,
sharpened
at each end, used by
thatchers..
Hatch
::
Hatch (v. t.) To
produce,
as
young,
from an egg or eggs by
incubation,
or by
artificial
heat; to
produce
young from
(eggs);
as, the young when
hatched..
Fleaking
::
Fleaking
(n.) A light
covering
of
reeds,
over which the main
covering
is laid, in
thatching
houses..
Hetchel
::
Hetchel
(v. t.) Same as
Hatchel.
Helve
::
Helve (n.) The
handle
of an ax,
hatchet,
or
adze..
Jacamar
::
"Jacamar
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
tropical
American
birds of the genus
Galbula
and
allied
genera.
They are
allied
to the
kingfishers,
but climb on tree
trunks
like
nuthatches,
and feed upon
insects.
Their
colors
are often
brilliant..
Rancho
::
Rancho
(n.) A rude hut, as of
posts,
covered
with
branches
or
thatch,
where
herdsmen
or farm
laborers
may live or lodge at
night..
Flax
::
Flax (n.) The skin or
fibrous
part of the flax
plant,
when
broken
and
cleaned
by
hatcheling
or
combing..
Nest
::
Nest (n.)
Hence:
the place in which the eggs of other
animals,
as
insects,
turtles,
etc., are laid and
hatched;
a snug place in which young
animals
are
reared..
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