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hagride

hagride verb: to harass or torment with dread or nightmares.

Verb

hagride (third-person singular simple present hagrides, present participle hagriding, simple past hagrode or (archaic) hagrid, past participle hagridden or (archaic) hagrid)

  1. To harass or torment with dread or nightmares.
    • Ye Cardinal Wolves, tear up his Royal Bones, / Do, if you dare! keep your Prerogative / To hector Kingdoms, and to hag-ride Kings.1680, Elkanah Settle, “Act I, Scene II”, in The Female Prelate, page 19
    • [He] complains of painful, ominous dreams, which are the bane, the imbitterers of nature’s second feast, hag-riding his imagination all night;1770, Francis Gentleman, “The Orphan. A Tragedy by Otway”, in The Dramatic Censor: or, Critical Companion, volume 2, page 48

hagride meaning in Urdu

hagride in Urdu

دق کرنا, ناک میں دم کرنا, زچ کر دینا

Forms of hagride

third-person singular presenthagrides
present participlehagriding
pasthagrode
past participlehagridden
alternative formhag-ride
past (archaic)hagrid
past participle (archaic)hagrid

Origin of hagride

From hag + ride.

Questions about hagride

What does hagride mean?
Hagride means to harass or torment with dread or nightmares.
What is hagride in Urdu?
Hagride in Urdu is دق کرنا, ناک میں دم کرنا, زچ کر دینا. See Hagride meaning in Urdu.
What part of speech is hagride?
Hagride is a verb.
What is the past tense of hagride?
The past tense of hagride is hagrode.

Words near hagride in the dictionary

  1. Hagopian
  2. Hagopians
  3. hagoromo
  4. hagrid
  5. hagridden
  6. hagride
  7. hagrides
  8. hagriding
  9. Hagrite
  10. Hagrites
  11. hagrode

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