Definition of haet in English:

haet

noun heɪt

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

1"devil (also fiend) a (also the) haet": not a whit, nothing at all.
2"damn the haet" (formerly also "†damned haet"): nothing at all.
3Chiefly in negative contexts: a whit, a jot; the least thing; a small quantity.

Early 18th century. From hae't, misapprehended as a noun, probably after phrases like the devil a bit, the devil a whit.

nounheɪt

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

1"devil (also fiend) a (also the) haet": not a whit, nothing at all.
2"damn the haet" (formerly also "†damned haet"): nothing at all.
3Chiefly in negative contexts: a whit, a jot; the least thing; a small quantity.

Early 18th century. From hae't, misapprehended as a noun, probably after phrases like the devil a bit, the devil a whit.

词汇	haet
释义	Definition of haet in English: haet noun heɪt Irish English, Scottish, Northern 1"devil (also fiend) a (also the) haet": not a whit, nothing at all. 2"damn the haet" (formerly also "†damned haet"): nothing at all. 3Chiefly in negative contexts: a whit, a jot; the least thing; a small quantity. Origin Early 18th century. From hae't, misapprehended as a noun, probably after phrases like the devil a bit, the devil a whit. Definition of haet in US English: haet nounheɪt Irish English, Scottish, Northern 1"devil (also fiend) a (also the) haet": not a whit, nothing at all. 2"damn the haet" (formerly also "†damned haet"): nothing at all. 3Chiefly in negative contexts: a whit, a jot; the least thing; a small quantity. Origin Early 18th century. From hae't, misapprehended as a noun, probably after phrases like the devil a bit, the devil a whit.
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