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Meaning of "haast"
haast (adjective) - used to describe something that is hurried, rushed, or done hastily without much thought or care. Example: His haast decision-making often led to mistakes
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- A remote township in New Zealand on the West Coast of the South Island, named after Julius von Haast.
- A surname from German.
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This is exactly what happens with HAAst.
Haast has been extracting venom from venomous snakes since he was a boy.
As we got nearer to the mouth of the Haast.
Haast extracted venom from venomous snakes from the time he was a boy.
On the way to Haast.
Haast is a favourite of those wanting to get away from the main tourist destinations.
Just half an hour further on from Lake Moeraki you will find the town of Haast.
Haast is located on the West coast and is a small fishing town.
The two sides of Julius von Haast.
The Haast area.
The winner of this event is Anne Haast.
Venomous snake handler Bill Haast used this method.
The river is named after Julius von Haast.
No settlements exist on the Haast Pass road between Haast and Makarora.
The Haast Pass road is devoid of any settlements between Haast and Makarora.
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Arthur de Haast.
They moved to Florida so that Haast could pursue his dream of opening a " snake farm.
Richard de Haast.
During this time Haast met and married his second wife, Clarita Matthews.
Dip your toes into the Blue Pools on the Haast Pass, if you dare.
The Haast eagle 's claws were the size of tiger 's claws.
The main economic activities in the Haast region are farming, fishing and tourism.
The river was named after the French navigator Jules Dumont d'Urville by Julius von Haast.
Jul . v. Haast saw its tracks in the snow.
It flows northwest from the Southern Alps, entering the Tasman Sea 80 kilometres northeast of Haast.
Julius von Haast is reported to have obtained a waitoreke pelt in 1868.
It flows generally northwest to reach the Waiatoto River 35 kilometres ( 22 mi ) southwest of Haast.
But the other thing that Bill Haast did, which is totally amazing -- it 's miraculous.
It is 100 kilometres in length, and enters the Tasman Sea near Haast township.
Well into old age, Mr. Haast injected a cocktail of venoms from 32 lizards and snakes.
From December 1860, he spent two years with the German immigrant geologist Julius von Haast.
