Synonyms

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2. unduly quick, rash, precipitate, headlong; reckless, careless, heedless, thoughtless, pell-mell, helter-skelter, harum-scarum, head over heels; brash, incautious, injudicious, ill-advised, indiscreet, unwary, foolish, abrupt, sudden, unexpected, premature; impetuous, impulsive, unrestrained, ungoverned, uncontrolled, unchecked, unbridled, feverish, impatient, frantic, impassioned; madcap, madbrained, foolhardy, daredevil, breakneck, adventurous.
3. cursory, fleeting, slight, superficial; brief, perfunctory, short-lived, temporary, transitory, fugacious, impermanent; short, rapid, momentary; volatile, meteoric, flying, urgent; passing, mortal, perishable, deciduous, caducous; ephemeral, evanescent.
4. irritable, impatient, irascible; quick-tempered, hot-tempered, hot-blooded, like tinder, like touchwood, volatile, excitable, explosive, fiery, volcanic, inflammable, high-strung, high-mettled; choleric, splenetic, fretful, captious; quarrelsome, querulous, angry, simmering; fierce, quick, ungovernable, impulsive, impetuous; petulant, touchy, tetchy, contentious, peppery, snappish, waspish, shrewish; brusque, abrupt, brash, bearish, gruff, boorish, churlish, moody, hostile, resentful; acerbic, jaundiced, sour. hat, n. cap, headpiece, headgear, headdress, chapeau; crown, crownpiece, mortarboard, helmet, sallet, casque, casquetel, SI. tin hat, hard hat; busby, Balmoral, glengarry, topee, kepi, pill box; beanie, skullcap, yar-mulke, calotte, zucchetto, Rom. Cath. Ch. biretta, miter; nightcap, stocking cap, tuque, Inf. toboggan; beret, tam, tam-o'-shanter, calpac, toque, cloche hat; fez, turban, puggree, burnoose, tarboosh, shako; fedora, panama, felt hat, crush hat; ten-gallon hat, SI. Stetson, cowboy cat, tricorne; homburg, trilby, soft hat, billycock; bowler, derby, topper, top-hat, stovepipe hat, opera hat, Inf. kelly; straw hat, boater, skimmer, leghorn, astrakhan; coonskin cap, beaver, castor, montero; mobcap, dunce's cap. hatch¹, v. 1. bring forth, brood, incubate, sit, set, cover.
2. pip, come forth, break out, emerge.
3. devise, concoct, contrive, plan, scheme; coin, Inf. cook up, design; create, produce, conceive, dream up, imagine; invent, cast, forge, spin; develop, mature, evolve; formulate, fashion, make up, originate, compose.
-n. 4. brood, nest, get, clutch, Rare, nide, Rare. aerie; covey, bevy, exaltation. hatch², n. 1. opening, porthole, peephole, outlet, escape, door; small door, trap door, wicket, Naut. booby hatch, Naut. scuttle, bulkhead, hatchway, cellarway.
2. cover, lid, top, cap.
3. bin, crib, hutch, caddy, hold; compartment, hamper, casket. hatchet, n. ax, tomahawk, cleaver, machete; mattock, pickax, poleax, battle-ax, bill, billhook.
hatchway, n. hatch, trap door, Naut. scuttle, porthole. hate, v. 1. abhor, loathe, abominate, execrate, despise, detest, have an aversion to, be hostile to, feel hostility toward; not to be able to bear or abide, not be able to stand, shudder at, shrink from, blench from, view with horror; be sick of, be tired of, have no stomach or use for; feel or bear malice toward, hold or bear a grudge against; dislike, mislike, disfavor, disrelish.
2. be unwilling, be reluctant, dislike, feel disinclined to; not have the heart, shy away from, flinch from, quail from.
-n. 3. hatred, abhorrence, loathing, abomination, execration, odium, rancor, detestation; animosity, hostility, enmity, malevolence, ill will, malice, malignity; aversion, dislike, antipathy, mislike, disfavor, disrelish; revulsion, repugnance, hateful, adj. 1. abhorrent, loathsome, abominable, execrable, odious, heinous, cursed, anathematic; detestable, despicable, scurvy; hostile, inimical; invidious, malevolent, malicious.