1) Accident 2) Accidental occurrence 3) Chance 4) Chance event 5) Chance occurrence 6) Chance, old style 7) Chance, old-style 8) Chance, poetically 9) Come to pass 10) Day of the NHL Hall of Fame 11) Ending with may 12) Five-star general Arnold 13) Five-star WWII general Arnold 14) Fortuity 15) Fortune
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1) Bechance 2) Befall 3) Betide 4) Chance 5) Contemporise 6) Contemporize 7) Happen 8) Materialise 9) Materialize 10) Occur 11) Recrudesce 12) Recur 13) Supervene 14) Synchronise
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Hap or HAP can mean: ==As a nickname== ==Fictional characters== ==HAP== ==Other uses== ...
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Host Access Protocol
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Hap (hăp)
transitive verb [ Middle English
happen .] To clothe; to wrap. « The surgeon
happed her up carefully.»
Dr. J. Brown. Found on
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Hap intransitive verb [ Middle English
happen . See
Hap chance, and confer
Happen .] To happen; to befall; to chance.
Chaucer. « Sends word of all that
haps in Tyre.»
Shak. Found on
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Hap noun [ Confer
Hap to clothe.] A cloak or plaid. [ O. Eng. & Scot.]
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In Egyptian mythology, Hap was the power of the god Ptah, symbolized by a bull and born when Ptah's thunderbolt made Isis pregnant. Hap acted as a messenger between gods and mortals, carrying the gods messages to Earth in the form of oracles, and travelling beside each soul as it made the perilous journey from this world to the next.
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[
n] - an accidental happening
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acronym: hazardous air pollutant
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noun an accidental happening; `he recorded all the little haps and mishaps of his life`
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chance or fortune. By chance (mayhap), by good fortune (hap'ly, now 'happily')
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Hazardous air pollutant.
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