hae

[ hey, ha ]

verb (used with object), auxiliary verbScot.

have.

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Other definitions for HAE (2 of 2)

HAE

abbreviationPathology.

hereditary angioedema: a nonallergic form of angioedema.

Origin of HAE

First recorded in 1965–70

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How to use hae in a sentence

Another classmate did tell police that she saw hae at the school at 3:00 p.m .
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So why shouldn't he stay on, and hae his family by his side?
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Rundell has been here twa or three times, for hours at a time, but I hae never seen Walker yet.
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Pork maun hae risen in price this last twa-three days, for I'm telt it was gaun cheap enough then.
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He can come an' be my neighbor, an' as he'll hae to get work in ony case, he micht as weel work wi' me as wi' ony ither body.
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An' forby, we dinna ken but what Mysie micht hae been better if she had never been near it, or worse if she had stayed langer.
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We gaed to the school together, and we gaed to work together, an' I hae aye looked on you as my lass.
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British Dictionary definitions for hae

hae

/ (heɪ, hæ) /

verb

a Scot variant of have

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