A settled or regular tendency or practice, especially one that is hard to give up.

The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.

Done or experienced regularly or repeatedly.

A habitual practice or state of being; a customary way of behaving.

The ancient Greek god of the underworld and the realm of the dead.

A contraction of 'had not'.

Contraction of 'had not'.

A hag is a witch or an old woman, often depicted as malevolent or magical.

A term from Old Norse referring to hail, often associated with destructive weather.

A slimy, jawless marine fish known for its scavenging habits and unique defense mechanism.

Having a tired, worn, or gaunt appearance, often suggesting suffering or anxiety.

A traditional Scottish dish made from sheep's offal, usually mixed with oats and spices, and encased in a sheep's stomach.

To negotiate or bargain persistently over the price of something.

A form of precipitation consisting of balls or irregular lumps of ice.

A storm during which hail falls.

A thread-like strand that grows from the skin of humans and animals.

To be free from illness; to be healthy.

An exclamation of joy or praise to God.

To make holy or sacred; to sanctify.

Made holy or sacred, often through religious rituals.