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51had like — see under ↑like1 • • • Main Entry: ↑have had like (archaic) Was likely, came near to • • • Main Entry: ↑like …
52had need — (archaic) Ought to • • • Main Entry: ↑need * * * archaic ought to you had need hire men to chip it all over artistically …
53had|die — «HAD ee», noun. Scottish. haddock …
54had|dock — «HAD uhk», noun, plural docks or (collectively) dock. 1. a food fish of the northern Atlantic, related to the cod, but smaller. The haddock has a black stripe from head to tail. 2. = rosefish. (Cf. ↑rosefish) ╂[Middle English haddok; origin… …
55had|ro|cen|tric — «HAD roh SEHN trihk», adjective. having the xylem surrounded by the phloem …
56had|ron|ic — «had RON ihk», adjective. of or having to do with a hadron or hadrons …
57had|ron — «HAD ron», noun. any particle of a class of strongly interacting elementary particles that includes the pi meson and all heavier elementary nuclear particles: »Now more than 200 kinds of particles have been observed, mostly of the strong… …
58had|ro|saur — «HAD ruh sr», noun. an extinct dinosaurian reptile of gigantic size; duckbilled dinosaur. ╂[< New Latin Hadrosaurus the genus name < Greek hadrós thick, stout + saûros lizard] …
59had a good innings — Brit informal used to say that someone who has died lived a long life We re sad she s gone, but she had a good innings. • • • Main Entry: ↑innings …
60-had — ( hád), OE. form of hood suffix …
