Definition of "hying" [hying]

• A present participle of hie. (verb)

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• "Calling out and hying toward him, she looked more agitated than Spock had ever seen her."
• "They had accomplished their purpose greatly to their satisfaction, and were hying home after sunset, when they were encountered by a country fellow — a sort of Harry Jekyl in his way — who, being equipped with a glass or two of whisky, saw not the nobility of blood through her disguise, and accosted the daughter of"
• "He informed her of their reason for hying to Fowey as he held her stirrup for her."