havior
noun
hav·ior
ˈhāvyə(r)
plural -s
chiefly dialectal
: behavior
Word History
Etymology
Middle English haviour possession, alteration of havour, alteration (influenced by Middle English haven to have) of aver, avoir, from Middle French aveir, avoir, from Old French, from aveir, avoir, verb, to have, from Latin habēre
First Known Use
1504, in the meaning defined above
- touch paper
- touch reader
- touch screen
- touch someone for
- touch someone for something
- touch spot
- touch system
- touch the ball down
- touch typist
- touch up
- touch upon
- touch watch
- touch-and-go
- touch-and-heal
- touch-in-goal
- touch-in-goal line
- touch-me-not
- touch-me-not-ish
- touch-me-not-ishness
- touch-tackle
- touch-tone
- touch-type
- touch-typed
- touch-types
- touch-typing