hag¹ /hag/

1. An ugly old woman, orig a witch
2. An eel-like cyclostomous marine vertebrate, related to the lamprey (also hagˈfish)

haggˈed adjective

1. Haglike
2. Haggard

haggˈish adjective

haggˈishly adverb

hagˈ-ridden adjective

1. Tormented by nightmares or driven by obsessions, as though possessed by a witch
2. Henpecked, harried by women (facetious)

hagˈ-ride transitive verb

hagˈ-seed noun

A witch's offspring

hagˈ-taper noun

Mullein

hagˈ-weed noun

The common broom plant (a broomstick being a witch's supposed mode of transport)

hag² or hagg /hag/ (Scot and N Eng dialect)

1. Any broken ground in a moor, moss or bog
2. A place from which peat has been dug
3. A pool or hole in a bog
4. A relatively high and firm place in a bog
5. The rough overhanging edge of a peat-hole or stream-bank
6. Brushwood to be cut down

hag³ /hag/ (Scot)

To hack, hew

• shives
• shivoo
• shivoos
• shivs
• Shiv Sena
• shlemiel
• shlemiels
• shlemozzle
• shlep
• shlepped
• shlepper
• shleppers
• shlepping
• shleps
• shlimazel
• shlimazels
• shlock
• shlocks
• shlub
• shm
• SHM
• shmaltz
• shmaltzes
• shmaltzier
• shmaltziest