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Meaning of hatches
hatches
the covering for such an opening, to produce (young) from an egg by applying natural or artificial heat, to give forth young, to incubate eggs, to produce young by incubation, an opening in the deck of a ship or in the floor or roof of a building, to mark (something, such as a drawing or engraving) with fine closely spaced lines, to inlay with narrow bands of distinguishable material, to concoct in secret, an act or instance of hatching, incubate sense 1, to organize or put together in secret, one made in parallel with others to give the effect of shading, a small door or opening (as in an airplane), a mark, line, or stroke (as in a drawing or engraving) made usually by a single movement of a pen, pencil, etc., to produce from eggs, to bring into being, the covering for a hatch, incubate sense 1a, floodgate, to mark (as the shading in a picture) with hatching, a small door or opening (as in an airplane or spaceship), a brood of hatched young, to emerge from an egg, pupa, or chrysalis, hatchway, compartment, to emerge from an egg, chrysalis, or pupa, to give forth young or imagoes, an opening in a deck, floor, or roof
hatches Sentence Examples
- The rooster hatches from the egg, announcing daybreak with its crow.
- Tiny turtles hatch from their sandy nests and make their perilous journey to the sea.
- The farmer's incubator hatches hundreds of chicks, filling the barn with their cheerful peeping.
- After a long gestation period, the alligator eggs hatch, welcoming a new generation of apex predators.
- The hatch of a spacecraft opens with a hiss, revealing the vast expanse of space beyond.
- The secret passage was concealed behind a cleverly hidden hatch in the wall.
- The volcano's summit erupted, spewing lava out of its fiery hatch.
- The boat's hatches were battened down to weather the impending storm.
- The dragon's fiery breath billowed out of its nostrils like a blast from a hatch.
- The hatch of the time capsule was sealed and buried deep within the earth's crust, preserving history for future generations.
FAQs About the word hatches
the covering for such an opening, to produce (young) from an egg by applying natural or artificial heat, to give forth young, to incubate eggs, to produce young
doors, gates,portals, posterns, revolving doors, French doors, Dutch doors, storm doors, double doors, portcullises
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The rooster hatches from the egg, announcing daybreak with its crow.
Tiny turtles hatch from their sandy nests and make their perilous journey to the sea.
The farmer's incubator hatches hundreds of chicks, filling the barn with their cheerful peeping.
After a long gestation period, the alligator eggs hatch, welcoming a new generation of apex predators.
