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• Hapi

  [hah-pee, khah-pee] /ˈhɑ pi, ˈxɑ pi/ noun 1. . Health and Psychosocial Instruments high altitude plasma instrument

• Hapkido

  noun a Korean martial art using techniques similar to aikido and tae kwon do Word Origin 1967; Korean ‘joining energy way’ Usage Note sometimes cap.

• Hapless

  [hap-lis] /ˈhæp lɪs/ adjective 1. unlucky; luckless; unfortunate. /ˈhæplɪs/ adjective 1. unfortunate; wretched adj. “unfortunate,” c.1400, from hap (n.) in the sense “good luck” + -less. Related: Haplessly; haplessness.

• Haplite

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