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Americanabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of haust.
< Latin haustus. See haustellum
Example Sentences
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"Everybody worked thousands of hours on this to get it to sound as if you were sitting on the steps listening to this band play in the basement," said Steve Berkowitz, who with Jeff Rosen and Jan Haust produced the set for release.
From Los Angeles Times
Jan Haust, a Toronto-based collector, acquired the archive about 10 years ago; he worked with Dylan’s reps to find a way to put them out.
From The Guardian
The production was overseen by Garth Hudson, the organist for the Band, and the music archivist Jan Haust.
From New York Times
Ammon. bromid., gr. xv.Sp. ammon. aromat., m. xx.Infus. quassia, ad ℥j M. Ft. haust. ter die, sumendus.
From Project Gutenberg
Bald ist, so weit die Menschheit haust, Der Schienenweg gespannt; Es keucht und schnaubt und stampft und saust Das Dampfross rings durch's Land.
From Project Gutenberg
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