haggard 音标拼音: [h'ægɚd]
n . 野鹰
a . 憔悴的,形容枯槁的,野性的
野鹰憔悴的,形容枯槁的,野性的
haggard adj 1 :
showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering ; "
looking careworn as she bent over her mending "; "
her face was drawn and haggard from sleeplessness "; "
that raddled but still noble face ";
"
shocked to see the worn look of his handsome young face "-
Charles Dickens [
synonym : {
careworn }, {
drawn },
{
haggard }, {
raddled }, {
worn }]
2 :
very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold ;
"
emaciated bony hands "; "
a nightmare population of gaunt men and skeletal boys "; "
eyes were haggard and cavernous "; "
small pinched faces "; "
kept life in his wasted frame only by grim concentration " [
synonym : {
bony }, {
cadaverous }, {
emaciated },
{
gaunt }, {
haggard }, {
pinched }, {
skeletal }, {
wasted }]
n 1 :
British writer noted for romantic adventure novels (
1856 -
1925 ) [
synonym : {
Haggard }, {
Rider Haggard }, {
Sir Henry Rider Haggard }]
Haggard \
Hag "
gard \,
n . [
See {
Haggard },
a .]
1 . (
Falconry )
A young or untrained hawk or falcon .
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2 .
A fierce ,
intractable creature .
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I have loved this proud disdainful haggard . --
Shak .
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3 . [
See {
Haggard },
a .,
2 .]
A hag . [
Obs .] --
Garth .
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Haggard \
Hag "
gard \,
n . [
See 1st {
Haw }, {
Hedge },
and {
Yard }
an inclosed space .]
A stackyard . [
Prov .
Eng .] --
Swift .
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Haggard \
Hag "
gard \ (
h [
a ^]
g "
g [~
e ]
rd ),
a . [
F .
hagard ;
of German origin ,
and prop .
meaning ,
of the hegde or woods ,
wild ,
untamed .
See {
Hedge },
1st {
Haw },
and {-
ard }.]
1 .
Wild or intractable ;
disposed to break away from duty ;
untamed ;
as ,
a haggard or refractory hawk . [
Obs .] --
Shak .
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2 . [
For hagged ,
fr .
hag a witch ,
influenced by haggard wild .]
Having the expression of one wasted by want or suffering ;
hollow -
eyed ;
having the features distorted or wasted by pain ;
wild and wasted ,
or anxious in appearance ;
as ,
haggard features ,
eyes .
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Staring his eyes ,
and haggard was his look .
--
Dryden .
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181 Moby Thesaurus words for "
haggard ":
abandoned ,
achromatic ,
achromic ,
amok ,
anemic ,
angular ,
ashen ,
ashy ,
attenuated ,
bellowing ,
berserk ,
bigoted ,
bled white ,
bloodless ,
blue ,
cadaverous ,
careworn ,
carried away ,
chloranemic ,
colorless ,
corpselike ,
dead ,
deadly ,
deadly pale ,
deathlike ,
deathly ,
deathly pale ,
delirious ,
demoniac ,
dim ,
dimmed ,
dingy ,
discolored ,
distracted ,
drawn ,
dull ,
ecstatic ,
eerie ,
emacerated ,
emaciate ,
emaciated ,
enraptured ,
etiolated ,
exhausted ,
exsanguinated ,
exsanguine ,
exsanguineous ,
extravagant ,
extreme ,
extremist ,
faded ,
fagged ,
faint ,
fallow ,
fanatic ,
fatigued ,
feral ,
ferocious ,
fierce ,
flat ,
frantic ,
frenzied ,
fulminating ,
furious ,
gaunt ,
ghastly ,
ghostlike ,
ghostly ,
gray ,
grisly ,
gruesome ,
hog -
wild ,
hollow -
eyed ,
howling ,
hueless ,
hypochromic ,
hysterical ,
in a transport ,
in hysterics ,
inordinate ,
intoxicated ,
irrational ,
jejune ,
lackluster ,
lank ,
leaden ,
lean ,
livid ,
lurid ,
lusterless ,
macabre ,
mad ,
madding ,
maniac ,
marantic ,
marasmic ,
mat ,
mealy ,
mortuary ,
muddy ,
neutral ,
orgasmic ,
orgiastic ,
overenthusiastic ,
overreligious ,
overzealous ,
pale ,
pale as death ,
pale -
faced ,
pallid ,
pasty ,
peaked ,
peaky ,
perfervid ,
pinched ,
played out ,
poor ,
possessed ,
puny ,
rabid ,
raging ,
ramping ,
ranting ,
ravaged ,
raving ,
ravished ,
roaring ,
run -
down ,
running mad ,
sallow ,
scraggy ,
scrawny ,
shriveled ,
shrunken ,
sickly ,
skeletal ,
skinny ,
spare ,
spent ,
starved ,
starveling ,
storming ,
tabetic ,
tabid ,
tallow -
faced ,
tired ,
tired -
eyed ,
tired -
faced ,
tired -
looking ,
toneless ,
transported ,
ultrazealous ,
uncanny ,
uncolored ,
uncontrollable ,
underfed ,
undernourished ,
unearthly ,
unreasonable ,
violent ,
wan ,
washed -
out ,
wasted ,
waxen ,
weak ,
wearied ,
weary ,
weary -
looking ,
weazeny ,
weird ,
whey -
faced ,
white ,
wild ,
wild -
eyed ,
wild -
looking ,
withered ,
wizened ,
worn ,
worn -
down ,
wraithlike ,
zealotic
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