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habitude, n. 1. disposition, nature, second nature, temperament, habit. See - habit (def. 3).
2. custom, practice, procedure, rule; tradition, routine, matter of course, habit. See - habit (def. 1). habitue, n. frequenter, attender, constant guest, familiar face, visitor; customer, patron, client, (collectively) clientele; purchaser, shopper, marketer, patron-izer; fan, follower, votary.

hacienda, n. 1. (in Spanish America) estate, demesne, house and grounds, homestead, holdings, Law. messuage, manor; villa, chateau, mansion, country house, residence, abode, home.
2. (in Spanish America) farm, farmstead, grange, dairy farm, plantation, ranch.

hack¹, v. 1. cut, cut down, hew, saw down, fell, chop, chop down, splinter; lop off, truncate, butcher, amputate, detach, remove; trim, clip, dock, snip, nip, snap; shear, crop, (of the hair) bob.
2. gash, slash, Archaic, carbonado, tear into, lance, slit, slice; notch, ridge; sever, abscind, split, cleave, sunder; rend, rive, tear, rip.
3. mutilate, mangle, lacerate, damage, destroy; shatter, smash, batter, break, fracture; disfigure, scar, deface; spoil, mark, spot, stain, blemish.
4. cough, Inf. bark, choke, gasp.
-n. 5. cut, gash, slash, tear, score, scotch; notch, nick, indentation, dent, cleft, chink, serration; incision, kerf, slice, slot, slit, rift; split, crack, rent, fissure, crevice.
6. ax, hatchet, broadax, maul, mattock, pickax, pick, adz, Archaic, celt; cleaver, hewer, chopper, cutter; battle-ax, poleax; sickle, scythe.
7. short broken cough, smoker's cough, Inf. bark, rasp, gasp.
8. stammer, stutter, faltering, hesitation, speech block, speech impediment.

hack², n. 1. work horse, hired horse, draft horse, dray horse, cart horse, plow horse, thill horse, pack horse, Archaic, sumpter, carriage horse, pad, hackney; jade, worn-out horse, tired old horse, padnag, crock, Inf. rip, nag, SI. skate, SI. screw, rosinante, U.S. SI. plug.
2. literary drudge, word-seller, penny-a-liner, grub-street writer, scribbler, ghost writer.
3. mercenary, hireling, free lance, adventurer.
4. drudge, plodder, toiler, SI. grind, plugger; common laborer, slave, factotum; menial, flunky, fag, Inf. sucker.
5. U.S. hackney, taxicab, taxi, cab.
-v. 6. let out for hire, lease, rent, lend.
7. hackney, make dull or trite, overuse, overdo; weaken, obtund, deaden, make less pungent.
-adj. 8. hired, leased, rented, chartered, employed; subservient, servile, menial, degrading.
9. hackneyed, trite, commonplace, banal. See - hackneyed.

hackneyed, adj. banal, trite, overdone, Inf bromidic, platitudinous, Inf corny; tired, thin, threadbare, shopworn, worn-out, played out, Inf. old hat, moth-eaten, warmed-over; unimaginative, unoriginal, stale, insipid, uninspired; prosaic, prosy, dull, tedious, matter-of-fact; conventional, humdrum, commonplace, stock, familiar, stereotyped; simple, fatuous, inane, feeble, wishy-washy.