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A coil or loop of yarn, thread, rope, or hair.

To take place; occur.

Past tense and past participle of "happen"; took place.

An event or occurrence, especially one that is unusual or significant.

Third person singular present of "happen"; takes place.

Comparative form of "happy"; experiencing or showing more pleasure, contentment, or joy than before or than someone/something else.

Superlative form of "happy"; experiencing or showing the greatest pleasure, contentment, or joy.

In a happy manner; with feelings of pleasure or contentment.

The state of being happy; a feeling of pleasure, contentment, or joy.

Feeling or showing pleasure and contentment.

To subject someone to aggressive pressure, intimidation, or unwelcome behavior repeatedly.

Past tense and past participle of "harass"; subjected to aggressive pressure or repeated unwelcome behavior.

Present participle of "harass"; subjecting someone to aggressive pressure or unwelcome behavior.

Aggressive pressure or intimidation; the act of subjecting someone to unwelcome behavior repeatedly.

A sheltered body of water where ships can anchor safely.

A sheltered body of water where ships can anchor safely. (British spelling)

Solid, firm, and resistant to pressure.

Intensely dedicated or committed; uncompromising.

Comparative form of "hard"; more solid, firm, or rigid.

Superlative form of "hard"; most solid, firm, or rigid.

Barely; almost not.

Severe suffering or privation; difficult circumstances involving lack of basic necessities or comfort.

(computing) The physical components of a computer system, as opposed to software.

Able to endure difficult conditions; robust and capable of surviving adverse circumstances.

A fast-running, long-eared mammal resembling a large rabbit, with powerful hind legs and typically living in the open.

A neighborhood in Upper Manhattan, New York City, historically significant as a center of African American culture.

Physical injury or damage.

Past tense and past participle of "harm"; caused physical injury or damage to.

Causing or capable of causing harm, damage, or injury.

Not able or likely to cause harm, damage, or injury.

A surname of Germanic origin.

A pleasing combination of musical notes sounded simultaneously.

A set of straps and fittings used to attach a horse or other animal to a cart or plow.

A masculine given name of Old English origin.

A large stringed musical instrument with a triangular frame, played by plucking the strings with the fingers.

A person who plays the harp.

A feminine given name.

A common English surname meaning "son of Harry."

A surname meaning "son of Harry."

To persistently carry out attacks on an enemy or an enemy's territory.

Unpleasantly rough or jarring to the senses.

(archaic or literary) An adult male deer, especially a red deer over five years old.

A surname of English origin.

Harvard University, a prestigious private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, founded in 1636.

The process or period of gathering crops.

A masculine given name of Breton origin.

Third person singular present of "have"; possesses.

A dish of chopped meat, potatoes, and sometimes vegetables, often fried together.

Contraction of "has not."

A masculine given name of Arabic origin, common in Muslim communities.