IPA: /hækˈi/
KK: /hækˈi/
A small, furry rodent known for its cheek pouches and bushy tail, often found in North America.
The hackee scurried up the tree, storing nuts in its cheeks for the winter.
The word 'hackee' originates from the verb 'hack' (from Old English 'haccian', meaning to cut or chop) combined with the suffix '-ee' (meaning a person who is the recipient of an action). Thus, a 'hackee' refers to a person who is subjected to hacking or has been hacked.
Think of someone who has been 'cut' or 'chopped' ('hack') in a digital sense, making them the person affected by the action ('-ee').