Definition: The word "haberresim" refers to the act of being hostile, particularly in a religious context. It signifies a strong hostility towards others or against their beliefs. The term is often associated with an aggressive tone. In religious contexts, it can also mean rebellion or defiance. This word has its roots in the Hebrew text, as it appears in the Book of Psalms and other places where the Lord God of Israel commands His people to "havelresim" (to be hostile).

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Definition: "Habes" in Old English means "to be or to come." It has no direct meaning in its modern context, but it's often used figuratively to refer to a person who is actively participating in or contributing to something important. In biblical languages like Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic, it can denote either being alive (in Hebrew, meaning 'living' or 'alive') or experiencing active participation in a community or event.

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Definition: Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'haberdashery'

Okay, here’s a lurid little limerick for you, dredged from unsettling thoughts. Proceed with caution! Upon a dismal haberdashery's keep,, Lay wool of sorrows, buried deep. Each button, cold and stark, Whispered a gruesome lark—, ’ embroidered remnants of the sleep.!'