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Definition of hatch
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Hatch (n.) An
opening
into, or in
search
of, a
mine..
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Eccaleobion
::
Eccaleobion
(n.) A
contrivance
for
hatching
eggs by
artificial
heat.
Nest
::
Nest (n.) The bed or
receptacle
prepared
by a fowl for
holding
her eggs and for
hatching
and
rearing
her
young.
Flocculent
::
Flocculent
(a.)
Applied
to the down of newly
hatched
or
unfledged
birds.
Oviparous
::
Oviparous
(a.)
Producing
young from rggs; as, an
oviparous
animal,
in which the egg is
generally
separated
from the
animal,
and
hatched
after
exclusion;
--
opposed
to
viviparous..
Thatching
::
Thatching
(n.) The act or art of
covering
buildings
with
thatch;
so as to keep out rain, snow, etc..
Hatcher
::
Hatcher
(n.) One who
hatches,
or that which
hatches;
a
hatching
apparatus;
an
incubator..
Sittine
::
Sittine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
family
Sittidae,
or
nuthatches..
After
::
After (a.) To ward the stern of the ship; --
applied
to any
object
in the rear part of a
vessel;
as the after
cabin,
after
hatchway..
Unshell
::
Unshell
(v. t.) To strip the shell from; to take out of the
shell;
to
hatch.
Achievement
::
Achievement
(n.) An
escutcheon
or
ensign
armorial;
now
generally
applied
to the
funeral
shield
commonly
called
hatchment.
Altrices
::
Altrices
(n. pl.)
Nursers,
-- a term
applied
to those birds whose young are
hatched
in a very
immature
and
helpless
condition,
so as to
require
the care of their
parents
for some time; --
opposed
to
praecoces..
Helve
::
Helve (n.) The
handle
of an ax,
hatchet,
or
adze..
Brood
::
Brood (v. i.) To sit on and cover eggs, as a fowl, for the
purpose
of
warming
them and
hatching
the
young;
or to sit over and cover
young,
as a hen her
chickens,
in order to warm and
protect
them;
hence,
to sit
quietly,
as if
brooding..
Uterus
::
Uterus
(n.) A
receptacle,
or
pouch,
connected
with the
oviducts
of many
invertebrates
in which the eggs are
retained
until they hatch or until the
embryos
develop
more or less. See
Illust.
of
Hermaphrodite
in
Append..
Sneck
::
Sneck (v. t.) To
fasten
by a
hatch;
to
latch,
as a
door..
Half-hatched
::
Half-hatched
(a.)
Imperfectly
hatched;
as,
half-hatched
eggs..
Tarpaulin
::
Tarpaulin
(n.) A piece of
canvas
covered
with tar or a
waterproof
composition,
used for
covering
the
hatches
of a ship,
hammocks,
boats,
etc..
Poleaxe
::
Poleaxe
(n.)
Anciently,
a kind of
battle-ax
with a long
handle;
later,
an ax or
hatchet
with a short
handle,
and a head
variously
patterned;
-- used by
soldiers,
and also by
sailors
in
boarding
a
vessel..
Hatch
::
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..
Oostegite
::
Oostegite
(n.) One of the
plates
which in some
Crustacea
inclose
a
cavity
wherein
the eggs are
hatched.
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