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hade
Definition of hade
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now dialectal, England
: an unplowed strip left between plowed parts of a field
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Origin and Etymology of hade
origin unknown
hade
Definition of hade
-ed/-ing/-s
: to deviate from the vertical (as of a vein, fault, or lode)
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Origin and Etymology of hade
origin unknown
hade
Definition of hade
-s
: the angle made by a rock fault plane or a vein with the vertical
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