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hent
[ hent ]
verb (used with object)
Archaic.
hent, henting.
- to seize.
hent
1/ ɛԳ /
verb
- tr to seize; grasp
noun
- anything that has been grasped, esp by the mind
hent
2/ ɛԳ /
verb
- dialect.to empty
I'll hent the water out in the garden
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of hent1
before 1000; Middle English henten, Old English hentan
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of hent1
Old English hentan to pursue; related to huntian to hunt
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Nicolae Hent put it bluntly when he brought his taxi in for service recently.
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“I have to make a living,” Hent recalled telling the shop.
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Two years from his planned retirement, Hent, 64, has now lengthened his workday, leaving his Queens home around 6 a.m. instead of coming into Manhattan in late morning.
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“You can drive an hour, you may not be able to find a passenger around downtown,” Hent said.
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Hent grossed $73,000 through the meter last year, $30,000 less than in 2019.
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