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hap"to come to pass, be the case," c. 1300, from hap (n.) "chance, fortune, luck, fate," or from Old English hæppan.
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hapc. 1200, "chance, a person's luck, fortune, fate;" also "unforeseen occurrence," from Old Norse happ "chance, good luck," from Proto-Germanic *hap- (source of Old En [..]
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hapHazardous Air Pollutant
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hap chance, fortune.
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hap[Dialectical] something, as a cloak, that serves as a covering or wrap
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hap See Hazardous Air Pollutant
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hapHome Access Program [VCDR]
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hapHigh Assurance Platform HAP combines hardware and software technologies to improve workstation and network security.
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hap(n) an accidental happening(v) come to pass
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hapHazardous air pollutant.
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hap, (1) sb. a covering, as a cloak or a blanket. (2) v. to cover; to wrap up in muffling or bed-clothes.
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hapHazardous air pollutant: One of 188 substances (originally 189) identified as air toxics by section 112(b) of the federal Clean Air Act. APCD regulation 5.14 also lists these substances.
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hapn. "hap, chance, luck; unforeseen occurrence (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. hap sb.\1 OED. KEY: hap@n hap@n#propn
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hapn 33 hap 28 happes 5
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hapn#propn 1 hap 1
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hapHelicoptere dAppui et de Protection (escort/fire support helicopter), version of Tigre/Tiger.
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hapHazardous air pollutant. In general, an "air toxic." Specifically, this also refers to one of the 188 specific pollutants
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hapHazardous Air Pollutant
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hap
(archaic) That which happens; an occurrence or happening, especially an unexpected, random, chance, or fortuitous event; chance; fortune; luck.
* '''1599''',"up from under, over". Compare Low Germa [..]
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