Describing a person or animal that has a harelip or cleft lip condition.
From harelip + '-ed' suffix. Created as an adjective form in English medical and descriptive terminology.
This term, while historically accurate, is now considered outdated—modern medicine and society prefer 'cleft lip' because the hare-comparison was never medically meaningful and carried unfortunate stigma.
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