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71hedge hyssop — n. a low growing plant (Gratiola aurea) of the figwort family, common in wet grounds from Maine to Florida …
72hedge sparrow — n. a small European passerine bird (Prunella modularis, family Prunellidae), reddish brown with white tipped wings, often found in shrubbery …
73hedge|hog — «HEHJ HOG, HG», noun, adjective. –n. 1. any one of a group of small insect eating mammals of Europe, Asia, and Africa, with spines on the back. Hedgehogs are active at night. When attacked, a hedgehog rolls up into a bristling ball. 2. the… …
74hedge|pig — «HEHJ PIHG», noun. = hedgehog. (Cf. ↑hedgehog) …
75hedge against something — ˈhedge against sth derived to do sth to protect yourself against problems, especially against losing money • a way of hedging against currency risks Main entry: ↑hedgederived …
76hedge somebody in — ˌhedge sb/sthˈin derived to surround sb/sth with sth Syn: ↑hem somebody in • The cathedral is now hedged in by other buildings. • (figurative) …
77hedge something in — ˌhedge sb/sthˈin derived to surround sb/sth with sth Syn: ↑hem somebody in • The cathedral is now hedged in by other buildings. • (figurative) …
78Hedge fund — A hedge fund is a private investment fund open to a limited range of investors which is permitted by regulators to undertake a wider range of activities than other investment funds and which pays a performance fee to its investment manager.… …
79Hedge-Fonds — Hedgefonds (von engl. to hedge [hɛdʒ], „absichern“, engl. hedge fund; selten SAIV sophisticated alternative investment vehicle, engl. etwa für ausgefeiltes/anspruchsvolles alternatives Investitionsvehikel) sind eine spezielle Art von… …
80Hedge fund — Hedgefonds (von engl. to hedge [hɛdʒ], „absichern“, engl. hedge fund; selten SAIV sophisticated alternative investment vehicle, engl. etwa für ausgefeiltes/anspruchsvolles alternatives Investitionsvehikel) sind eine spezielle Art von… …
