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noun

The state or condition of being likely to hatch, or to produce eggs which will hatch.

noun

A car with a door across the full width at the back end that opens upwards to provide easy access for loading.

Usage examples:

Why aren't more different types of cars - namely hatchbacks, wagons and microcars - more readily av…
noun

A car with a door across the full width at the back end that opens upwards to provide easy access for loading.

Usage examples:

Why aren't more different types of cars - namely hatchbacks, wagons and microcars - more readily av…
verb

(of an egg) open and produce a young animal.

Usage examples:

Eggs need to be put in a warm place to hatch
noun

A door in an aircraft, spacecraft, or submarine.

Usage examples:

And as the forward escape hatch was also destroyed, the lr5's only hope of gaining access to the su…
verb

Another term for hackle (sense 3 of the noun).

verb

Another term for hackle.

verb

Another term for hackle.

verb

Another term for hackle.

noun

A flax or hemp dresser; a hackler.

verb

Another term for hackle.

verb

Another term for hackle (sense 3 of the noun).

noun

A person who facilitates or looks after the hatching of eggs; specifically a poultry breeder.

Hatcheries

ˈhætʃ.ər.i
noun

An installation or building in which the hatching of fish or poultry eggs is artificially controlled for commercial purposes.

Usage examples:

A hatchery where we buy day-old chicks
noun

An installation or building in which the hatching of fish or poultry eggs is artificially controlled for commercial purposes.

Usage examples:

A hatchery where we buy day-old chicks

Hatches

hætʃ
verb

(of an egg) open and produce a young animal.

Usage examples:

Eggs need to be put in a warm place to hatch
noun

A newly hatched brood.

Usage examples:

A hatch of mayflies
noun

A small axe with a short handle for use in one hand.

Usage examples:

A long handle version is about 36 inches long; a short handle, like a hatchet, is 16 to 20 inches.
noun

A fierce written attack on someone or their work.

Usage examples:

She does hatchet jobs, not reviews
noun

Someone who is employed to do unpleasant jobs, for example to reduce the number of employees or attack competitors unfairly

noun

A deep-bodied laterally compressed tropical freshwater fish of the new world. it is able to fly short distances above the surface of the water by beating its broad pectoral fins.

Usage examples:

Midwater species, such as lanternfishes, hatchetfishes and dragonfishes have rows of lights along t…
noun

A deep-bodied laterally compressed tropical freshwater fish of the new world. it is able to fly short distances above the surface of the water by beating its broad pectoral fins.

Usage examples:

Midwater species, such as lanternfishes, hatchetfishes and dragonfishes have rows of lights along t…
noun

A person employed to carry out controversial or disagreeable tasks, such as the dismissal of a number of people from employment.

Usage examples:

He sent over his ace hatchet man to intimidate the business leaders
noun

A small axe with a short handle for use in one hand.

Usage examples:

A long handle version is about 36 inches long; a short handle, like a hatchet, is 16 to 20 inches.
noun

A naturally occurring paraffin wax found in coal measures, ranging in colour from yellowish-white to orange when first excavated; = hatchettite . also called mineral tallow.

noun

A naturally occurring paraffin wax found in coal measures, ranging in colour from yellowish-white to orange when first excavated.

noun

A variety of pyrochlore containing uranium, of reddish or yellow-brown colour and resinous lustre.

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