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Meanings of hag in English
Catalan
mixinoïdeu Spanish
myxini Eellike cyclostome having a tongue with horny teeth in a round mouth surrounded by eight tentacles; feeds on dead or trapped fishes by boring into their bodies.
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1
When? he asked, dully remembering the drunken hag he had seen-agesago.
2
You should arrange for the hag to join the Freeing this year.
3
To this moment, he hadn't yet withdrawn any of the hag's teeth.
4
The hag was standing in the kitchen door now, still grinning evilly.
5
The hag laid down the coins and moved laboriously to the, table.
6
He raised his arm and aimed his revolver at the water hag.
7
An old hag jerked open the door after I rang the bell.
8
Did the hag tell him to make war on her overlord Alchere?
9
Still clutching Deana's arm, the hag limped her way down the drive.
10
Present two of the gold mohurs to the hag, should that happen.
11
Nevertheless, I crossed the street, and accosted the hag with a smile.
12
The old hag was still shaking her cane and yelling her maledictions.
13
Three months more of the same pace would make you a hag.
14
GRADUALLY, it's becoming like no thing hag happened to the gifted Spaniard.
15
The old hag let out a dreary groan somewhere behind his back.
16
The old hag leered at Monsieur Rambaud as she thus mumbled away.
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