hatch
verb [T] (PLAN) /hætʃ/Definition
› to make a plan, especially a secret plan: It was in August of 1978 that the Bolton brothers hatched their plot to kill their parents.Plotting and trappingPlanning, expecting and arrangingCheating and trickingPlanning, expecting and arrangingPlotting and trapping
(Definition of hatch verb (PLAN) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- accidentally on purpose idiom
- advisedly adverb
- aim at sth phrasal verb
- aim sth at sb phrasal verb
- allow for sth phrasal verb
- cue noun (SIGNAL)
- expectant adjective (THINKING)
- foretaste noun
- forethought noun
- formulate verb
- have something in mind idiom
- have sth up your sleeve idiom
- pre-empt verb
- prearranged adjective
- predetermine verb
- premeditated adjective
- preordain verb
- prognosis noun
- reschedule verb
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