/hæɡ/
NOUN
A woman believed to possess supernatural powers or practice magic, especially one portrayed as evil, frightening, or associated with harmful spells.
Used to describe a female witch, sorceress, or enchantress who practices magic, casts spells, or possesses supernatural powers.
NOUN
An insulting or derogatory term for an old woman considered unattractive, unpleasant, ill-tempered, or disagreeable.
Used disparagingly to describe an elderly woman perceived as physically unattractive, often emphasizing an unpleasant or frightening appearance.
Used as a derogatory insult for a woman regarded as quarrelsome, aggressive, spiteful, or difficult to deal with.
NOUN
A frightening female supernatural creature or monstrous figure, often associated with evil, violence, or destructive supernatural forces.
Used to describe a monstrous or malevolent female supernatural being, particularly one resembling a terrifying mythical creature.
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A hagdon, another name for a shearwater, referring to a seabird belonging to the genus Puffinus.
An uncommon or archaic use referring to a shearwater, a seabird known for its long-distance flights over the ocean.