hatchety

English

Etymology

From hatchet +‎ -y.

Adjective

hatchety (comparative more hatchety, superlative most hatchety)

1. Resembling a hatchet.
   • 1921, Bertha Runkle, The Island, page 27:

     She'd been looking at him throughout his speech, at the lank height of him, the long-fingered, bony hands, the long head, rather hatchety, the deep-set gray eyes.