hap

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Hap or HAP can mean:

Hap

• alternate name for the bull-deity Apis (Egyptian mythology)
• Hap, a Thomas Hardy sonnet
• Haplochromine cichlids, especially aquarium species

People

• Hap Arnold, World War II American Air Force General Henry H. Arnold
• Hap Kliban, American cartoonist B. Kliban
• Hap Day, National Hockey League (NHL) player, coach, and general manager and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, Clarence H. Day
• Hap Emms, NHL player, coach, general manager, and team owner Leighton Ems
  • Hap Emms Memorial Trophy, awarded to the outstanding goaltender in the Memorial Cup, the championship of the Canadian Hockey League
• Hap Holmes, NHL goaltender Harry Holmes
  • Harry "Hap" Holmes Memorial Award, given annually to the outstanding goaltender in the American Hockey League
• Hap Moran, National Football League halfback Francis D. Moran
• Hap Myers, Major League Baseball first baseman Ralph D. Myers
• Hap Myers (ice hockey), NHL ice hockey defenceman Hap Myers
• Hap Palmer, US children's musician Harlan G. Palmer III
• Hap Sharp, US race car driver James Sharp
• Harry "Hap" Loman, a character in Arthur Miller's play Death of a Salesman

HAP (acronym)

• Hazardous air pollutant
• Health Administration Press, the publishing subsidiary of the American College of Healthcare Executives professional association
• Hetalia: Axis Powers, comic series of Hidekaz Himaruya
• High-altitude platform
• High Assurance Platform, a National Security Agency framework for securing computing platforms
• Hardware Assisted Paging, a Xen abstract paging layer for both Intel's Extended Page Table and AMD's Nested Page Tables
• Hospital-acquired pneumonia
• Humanitarian Accountability Partnership, an international self-regulatory body for the humanitarian sector
• Hydroxylapatite, a mineral form of calcium apatite
• Hyper-Accelerated Protean, is a term to describe Werewolves (Class 9 HAP Lifeform) in the science fiction series Sanctuary. See Henry Foss.

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