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HAMLET

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A small village; a part or member of a vill. It is the diminutive of "ham" a village. Cowell. See Rex. v. Morris, 4 Term, 552. … [Read more...]

HANDSEL

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Handsale, or earnest money. … [Read more...]

HARASSMENT

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Repetitive annoying, irritating conduct towards another that is designed to torment the victim. Typically used in employment law for an offensive conduct against another person based upon a protective class characteristic, e.g. race, gender, color, creed, age. Harassment may be oral, written, graphic. The goal is to be create unrest in the target of such conduct. … [Read more...]

HARNESS

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All warlike instruments; also the tackle or furniture of a ship. … [Read more...]

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