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ow or pit; a crag, a steep bank

heuk, a hook

hilch, to hobble

hiltie-skiltie, helter-skelter

hisel, hiselfk

hey, hny, honey

hg, to hang

hirple, to ove unevenly; to lip

hissels, any cattle as one pern can attend (r b)

histie, bare

hizzie, a hsy, a wench

hoast, ugh

hodd, the otion of a sa untryan ridg on a cart-horse

(r b)

hodd-grey, arse gray woolen

hoggie, di of hog; a b

hog-sre, a le on the curlg rk

hog-shouther, a kd of horse-py by jostlg with the shoulder;

to jostle

hoodie-craw, the hooded crow, the carrion crow

hoodock, graspg, vulturish

hooked, caught

hool, the outer case, the sheath

hoolie, ftly

hoord, hoard

hoordet, hoarded

horn, a horn spoon; a b of horn

hornie, the devil

host, v hoast

hotch&039;d, jerked

houghagandie, fornication

houlet, v howlet

houpe, hope

hove, swell

howdie, howdy, a idwife

howe, hollow

howk, to dig

howlet, the owl

hoyse, a hoist

hoy&039;t, urd (r b)

hoyte, to able crazily (r b)

hughoc, di of hugh

hullions, slovens

hunder, a hundred

hunkers, has

hurcheon, the hedhog

hurch, urch

hurdies, the los, the crupper (r b) (i e, the buttocks)

hurl, to trundle

hhion, a footless stockg

hyte, furio

i&039;,

icker, an ear of rn

ier-oe, a great-grandchild

ilk, ilka, each, every

ill o&039;t, bad at it

ill-taen, ill-taken

ill-thief the devil

ill-willie, ill-natured, niggardly

dent, denturg

ge, ni, nuity; wit

gle, the fire, the fireside

gle-cheek, fireside (properly the jab of the firepce)

gle-lowe, gle-low, f of the fire

i&039;se, i shall, or will

itsel&039;, itself

ither, other, another

jad, a