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Hatch

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Meaning

Noun

A
in a
or ceiling.
A trapdoor.
An
in a
at
for the
of
food or other
. A
through.
A small
in large
and
such as
and
often
for access for maintenance.
In Nautical:
An
through the
of a
or submarine
A gullet.
A
or
in a
, for
fish.
A
; a
gate.
In Scottish English:
A bedstead.
In Mining:
An
into, or
, a mine.
The
of hatching.
Development;
; discovery.
In Eggs:
A group of
that
from
at a
time.
In Mayflies:
The
,
1–2
, of large
of
to
, having
maturity.
A
, the
(in the newspaper).

Verb

To
with a
or
es.
To
from an egg.
To
when a
from it.
In Eggs:
To
; to cause to hatch.
To
(
or scheme).
To
an area of (a
,
, etc.) with
, or with
which
(cross-hatch).
To
; to
; to
; to steep.

Name

A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

hatch
English
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hache
Middle English (1100-1500)
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hæc
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
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