Haste, speed. Chiefly in in hie, in haste, with haste, quickly, soon: often added merely for rhyme's sake.

Quickness, expedition, haste, hurry. Frequently in in (also on) hight: hastily, promptly.

= rape, n.2

The action of hie, v.1; hastening; haste, speed. (Cf. hie, n.)

Haste, speed. Frequently in phrases and proverbs.

Haste, hurry. in a (also with) great reke: in a hurry, in great haste.

Hastiness, haste.

Pressure of affairs, events, or circumstances; urgency, haste, hurry; an instance of this.

Eagerness to do something quickly; pressing need or desire; impatience, urgency.

Absence of delay; haste.

Rapid action, haste; a hurry. Obsolete.

Haste, hurry.

Haste, speed. Also: an instance of this. Cf. festinate, v. Now rare.

Haste, hurry.

Action accelerated by some pressure of circumstances, excitement, or agitation; undue or immoderate haste; the condition of being obliged to act…

Haste, hurry; an instance of this.

The act of scurrying; a hurried movement, a rush; hurry, haste, bustle. hurry and scurry: cf. hurry-scurry, n.

Haste, hurry, urgency; an instance of this. See also phrases 3.

Haste, as in phrases on the jildi, in a hurry, and to door move a jildi.