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Hatching

Hatching Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Hatching? [n] shading consisting of multiple crossing lines [n] the production of young from an egg [adj] good at incubating eggs especially a fowl kept for that purpose; "a brood hen" Synonyms \| Synonyms for Hatching: brood \| brooding \| crosshatch \| hachure \| hatch \| hatch \| oviparous Related Terms \| Find terms related to Hatching: accouchement \| arabesque \| authorship \| band \| bar \| basketry \| basketwork \| beginning \| birth \| birth throes \| birthing \| blessed event \| burr \| cancellation \| childbearing \| childbed \| childbirth \| chiseling \| coinage \| conception \| concoction \| confinement \| contrivance \| contriving \| creation \| creative effort \| cross-hatching \| crossing-out \| dash \| delineation \| delivery \| demitint \| devising \| diagonal \| dotted line \| engravement \| engraving \| etch \| etching \| fabrication \| filigree \| fret \| fretwork \| gem-engraving \| generation \| genesis \| giving birth \| glass-cutting \| glyptic \| grate \| grating \| graving \| grid \| gridiron \| grille \| grillwork \| hachure \| hairline \| half tint \| having a baby \| improvisation \| incision \| inscript \| inscription \| interlacement \| intertexture \| intertwinement \| invention \| labor \| lace \| lacery \| lacework \| lacing \| lattice \| latticework \| line \| lineation \| lining \| making do \| marking \| mesh \| meshes \| meshwork \| mintage \| multiparity \| nascency \| nativity \| net \| netting \| network \| origination \| parturition \| plexure \| plexus \| raddle \| reticle \| reticulation \| reticule \| reticulum \| riddle \| score \| scoring \| scratch \| scratching \| screen \| screening \| sieve \| slash \| slashing \| stipple \| stippling \| streak \| streaking \| striation \| strip \| stripe \| striping \| stroke \| sublineation \| texture \| the Nativity \| the stork \| tint \| tissue \| tooling \| tracery \| travail \| trellis \| trelliswork \| type-cutting \| underline \| underlining \| underscore \| underscoring \| virgule \| wattle \| weave \| weaving \| web \| webbing \| webwork \| weft \| wicker \| wickerwork See Also \| birth \| birthing \| giving birth \| parturition \| shading Hatching In Webster's Dictionary \Hatch"ing\, n. [See 1st {Hatch}.] A mode of execution in engraving, drawing, and miniature painting, in which shading is produced by lines crossing each other at angles more or less acute; -- called also {crosshatching}.

Hatching Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Hatching?

[n] shading consisting of multiple crossing lines
[n] the production of young from an egg
[adj] good at incubating eggs especially a fowl kept for that purpose; "a brood hen"

Hatching In Webster's Dictionary

\Hatch"ing\, n. [See 1st {Hatch}.]
A mode of execution in engraving, drawing, and miniature
painting, in which shading is produced by lines crossing each
other at angles more or less acute; -- called also
{crosshatching}.

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