Numerous different meanings of hazard have been powerful: "Wellspring of mischief". The earliest utilization of "hazard" was as an equivalent for the a lot more seasoned word "danger", meaning a likely wellspring of mischief. This definition comes from Blount's "Glossographia" (1661)[6] and was the fundamental definition in the OED first (1914) and second (1989) versions. Present day reciprocals allude to "undesirable occasions" [7] or "something terrible that could happen".[1]