1. An untrained or refractory hawk; anything haggard.

2. Lean and hollow-eyed from age, or want, or suffering.

3. Wild or intractable.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• havard,
• haward,
• harard,
• hayard,
• hagared,
• hammard,
• harward,
• haggared,
• hardard,
• hazaard,
• hoggart,
• harzard,
• ragard,
• haggered,
• hassard,
• raggad,
• hazzard,
• heargard,
• hasard,
• hamard

• haggardly,
• Hugged,
• hazardous,
• Hazzard,
• hagridden,
• hag-ridden,
• hazardia,
• hagard,
• Hazarding,
• hoggard,
• Huggard,
• hogged,
• hazard,
• haggerty,
• hagerty.

The adjective form of the word "haggard" is "haggard".

The plural form of the word "haggard" is "haggards".

The singular form of the word "haggard" is still "haggard".