Definition of Hirage

1. the fee for hiring something [n -S]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Hirage

hipster
hipsterdom
hipsterish
hipsterism
hipsterisms
hipsterland
hipsters
hipstery
hipt
hipwort
hipworts
hir
hirable
hiragana
hiraganas
hirage (current term)
hirages
hiramasa
hircarra
hircarras
hirchen
hirci
hircic
hircic acid
hircin
hircine
hircinous
hircismus
hircose
hircus

Literary usage of Hirage

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Pamphleteer by Abraham John Valpy (1818)
"in putting out money ; the letter retains a right either to the same, or as much ; for the nature and intention of hirage is to have a horse proper for the ..."

2. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science (1892)
"These cylinders are kept in stock, ready for immediate despatch on receipt of a letter or telegram. Rate of hirage of Cylinders. ..."

3. "The System,": As Uncovered by the San Francisco Graft Prosecution by Franklin Hichborn (1915)
"... denounced If it appeared that any man who h:i,l been on the same ticket as he had been 'hirage, and a higher kind of moral courage, and tjn grafting. ..."

4. The Midland Counties' Railway Companion: With Topographical Descriptions of by R. Allen (1840)
"Three Months' hirage will be deducted from the price if purchased ; thus affording the moat satisfactory opportunity of ascertaining the qualities of the ..."

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