How To Spell hack?
How to Pronounce hack?
Correct pronunciation for the word "hack" is [hˈak], [hˈak], [h_ˈa_k].
Definition of hack
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A notch; a cut.
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To let out on hire.
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Hired; much used or worn.
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A sort of frame; a rack.
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To cut irregularly and into small pieces; to notch; to mangle or chop.
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A horse kept for hire; a horse worn out with hard work; a person employed in literary drudgery.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for hack?
What are similar-sounding words for hack?
- hawky,
- Haak,
- Haskew,
- Haig,
- sack,
- hays,
- haiku,
- haj,
- haze,
- hake,
- back,
- HAGE,
- hacksaw,
- HAAG,
- haack,
- hackee,
- haacke,
- Haws,
- Haik,
- hash,
- rack,
- tack,
- hakea,
- hayek,
- hacks,
- hajj,
- pack,
- haji,
- Hase,
- hagy,
- hauk,
- haake,
- Hawks,
- HASS,
- haug,
- hauck,
- hakka,
- lack,
- HaaS,
- hawke,
- Haeck,
- jack,
- hauch,
- -pack,
- hawk,
- haick,
- HAUS,
- hazy,
- shack,
- hag,
- whack.
What is the present tense of Hack?
What is the past tense of Hack?
What is the adverb for hack?
The adverb for the word "hack" is "hackingly".
What is the adjective for hack?
The adjective form of the word "hack" is "hacked".
Usage over time for hack:
This graph shows how "hack" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of hack?
The plural of the "hack" can be the "hacks".
What is the singular form of hack?
The singular of the "hack" can be the "hack".
Synonyms for Hack:
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v.
• sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise- cut .
- dot ,
- discolor ,
- deform ,
- freckle ,
- disfigure ,
- flaw ,
- fleck ,
- defect ,
- blemish ,
- damage ,
- abrade ,
- blister ,
- fracture ,
- hurt ,
- blot ,
- gash ,
- check ,
- distort ,
- deface .
- fell .
- gimp .
- chip .
- cope .
- hack .
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n.
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•
- cough .
- abrasion ,
- discoloration ,
- deformity ,
- fault ,
- brand ,
- imperfection ,
- impurity ,
- blotch ,
- eyesore ,
- disfigurement ,
- defacement ,
- distortion ,
- drawback .
- cab .
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adj.
• common
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