By the Hair of the Hare Trivia Quiz

Answer: lair

A lair is where a wild animal will sleep or hide. The term is also sometimes used as a hide out or a refuge for a criminal.

Answer: laid

Laid is the past participle of lay. Therefore if you put something down on a table, for example, you have laid it down. Laid can also mean sex in slang, for example, I got laid last night, meaning you had sex last night.

Answer: land

Land has a few meanings including the noun being the part of the earth that is not underwater; also a country or state; as well as a verb being to land something, take it from water or air to land.

Answer: hand

The first thing people think of the noun as being the end part of a person's arm, the hand, but of course it can also mean the pointers on a clock. As a verb it can mean to pass something to someone; and in slang to congratulate someone such as "got to hand it to him".

Answer: band

Band can have quite a few meanings. Musically a group of people playing together is considered a band. But band can also mean a strip of something around something to join it together, for example, an elastic band. It can also mean to mark something, for example, you can put a white band around a map to delineate a border.

Answer: wand

A wand is considered a stick or rod that is tapered that can be used for magic. When a magician is making an invocation they wave a magic wand over it, and of course, it is the wand that makes it happen especially if they say some magic words, like abracadabra.

Answer: ward

The word "ward" has a few definitions:
"Ward" a hospital room
"Ward" a division of a council
"Ward" protect or look after a person
One of the most known "wards" is Dick Grayson who was a ward of "Batman".

Answer: card

A card nowadays has lots of meanings from playing cards, credit cards and cardboard not to mention related meanings such as cardsharp, cash card, bank card, debit card and all other types of cards. Do not forget there is also the comedic play on the word, where you are called a "card", somewhat meaning a larrikin.

Answer: hard

"Hard" is often thought of as being solid, dense, or rigid. There are numerous ways you can use the word "hard", such as a hard landscape: which would mean a dense and rigid climate or the soil is not easily changed; a hard person: would mean someone who would not change their opinions easily and would normally stick to them, hard life: would mean someone who struggled.

Answer: harm

Harm is defined as being cruel and hurting someone, physically or mentally.

By changing one letter from the previous answer "harm" you would be able to finally get to "hare", the conclusion of the puzzle.