Author	sept
Tags	author:sept hurt unrated
Created	2008-07-26
Last Modified	2008-07-26
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Description	Main Entry: 1hurt Listen to the pronunciation of 1hurt Pronunciation: \ˈhərt\ Function: verb Inflected Form(s): hurt; hurt·ing Etymology: Middle English, probably from Anglo-French hurter to strike, prick, collide with, probably of Germanic origin; akin to Old Norse hrūtr male sheep Date: 13th century transitive verb1 a: to inflict with physical pain : wound b: to do substantial or material harm to : damage <the dry summer has hurt the land>2 a: to cause emotional pain or anguish to : offend b: to be detrimental to : hamper <charges of graft hurt my chances of being elected>intransitive verb1 a: to suffer pain or grief b: to be in need —usually used with for<hurting for money>2: to cause damage or distress <hit where it hurts> synonyms see injure — hurt adjective — hurt·er noun

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