| Hab | n | Woof (in weaving) |
| Hab or Nab | phr | Win or lose |
| Hack-horse | n | Horse drawing hackney carriage |
| Hacker | n | Hedging hook |
| Hacket (1) | v | Hack (cough) |
| Hacket (2) | v | Hop |
| Hackle (1) | n | Beehive covering |
| Hackle (2) | n | Coxcomb |
| Hackle (3) | v | Conspire |
| Hackle (4) | v | Haggle |
| Hackle (5) | v | Shackle |
| Hackle (6) | v | Apply oneself to |
| Hackling | adj | Hacking (of cough) |
| Hackmal | n | Blue tit |
| Hackney | n | Saddle-horse |
| Haddle | v | Sprout (of plants) |
| Haddock-sands | n | Areas frequented by haddock |
| Hade | n | Headland |
| Haemony | n | Lemon-scented agrimony |
| Haffer | v | Pop (of seed pod) |
| Hag (1) | n | Witch |
| Hag (2) | n | Haw (fruit) |
| Hag (3) | n | Laziness |
| Hag (4) | v | Chop |
| Hag (5) | v | Pull |
| Hag (6) | adj | Haggard |
| Hagg | v | Egg on |
| Haggage | n | Baggage (insult) |
| Hagger | v | Chatter (of teeth) |
| Haggis | n | Chitterlings |
| Haggle | n | Haw (fruit) |
| Haggler | n | Pedlar |
| Haggle-Cart | n | Horse and cart for hire |
| Haggle-Tooth | n | Snaggle-tooth |
| Hag-Berry | n | Bird cherry |
| Hag-Mall | n | Long-tailed tit |
| Haig-Raig | adj | Bewildered |
| Hail | v | Shout |
| Haily | n | Onrush |
| Hain | v | Enclose (of land) |
| Haining | n | Enclosure |
| Hairen | adj | Hair, made of |
| Halcup | n | Marsh marigold |
| Hale (1) | v | Pour |
| Hale (2) | n | Rake used for removing stones from a brook |
| Hale (3) | v | Haul |
| Hale (4) | adj | Unhurt |
| Halfendeal | n | Half |
| Halfing | v | Collecting birds' eggs for Garland Day |
| Halfpenny bit | n | Halfpenny |
| Halfpenny-Worth | n | Small quantity |
| Halifax | n | Hell (minced oath) |
| Hall (1) | n | Home |
| Hall (2) | n | Hazelnut |
| Hallan | n | Partition in cottage |
| Hallantide | n | All Saints' Week |
| Hallowmas | n | All Saints' Day |
| Halped | adj | Disabled |
| Halse | n | Hazel |
| Halsen | v | Predict |
| Halt (1) | n | Defect |
| Halt (2) | n | Droppings, animal |
| Halter-path | n | Bridle-path |
| Halvans | n | Half of goods produced, given instead of wages |
| Halve | v | Turn over |
| Ham o' Pork | n | Ham, joint of |
| Ham (1) | n | Pasture by riverside |
| Ham (2) | n | Calamine pit |
| Hamburgh | n | Collar of draught-horse |
| Hame, All to | n | In pieces |
| Hame | v | Fuck |
| Hamfleets | n | Gaiters |
| Hamper | v | Hinder |
| Hanch (1) | n | Gatepost |
| Hanch (2) | v | Bite (of animal) |
| Handing | n | Signpost |
| Handman | n | Manservant |
| Handsome | adj | Good-looking (of inanimate object) |
| Handtoggers | n | Handles of scythe |
| Hange | n | Offal |
| Hanger | n | Hook for suspending pot above a fire |
| Hangle | n | Hook for suspending pot above a fire |
| Hangman | n | 13½ pence |
| Hangment | n | Hanging (execution) |
| Hangy | adj | Clayey (of soil) |
| Hanker | v | Loiter |
| Hanky-Panky | n | Trickery |
| Hansel | n | Handle of flail |
| Hantings | n | Handles of scythe |
| Hants | adj | Still with milk teeth (of sheep or horses) |
| Hap | v | Happen |
| Happen | v | Rattle |
| Happens | adv | Maybe |
| Happer | v | Crackle |
| Harr | n | Gatepost |
| Harbourer | n | Tracker (in stag-hunting) |
| Harden | n | Cloth, coarse |
| Hare | v | Harass |
| Hare-Hunt | n | Skimmity ride |
| Harg | v | Argue |
| Hark | v | Retrace steps |
| Harl | v | Entangle |
| Harle | n | Mist |
| Harled | adj | Eared (of oats) |
| Harlican | n | Idle person |
| Harm | n | Fever |
| Harness-tack | n | Hook for harnesses |
| Harriage | n | Disturbance |
| Harrow | n | Part of gate that is attached to the post |
| Harsh | adj | Severe (of weather) |
| Hart-berry | n | Whortleberry |
| Harve | n | Harrow |
| Harvest-Shrew | n | Harvest-mouse |
| Hash | n | Rash |
| Haskets | n | Brushwood |
| Haskin | n | Cheese, type of |
| Haslet | n | Offal |
| Hastener | n | Reflective screen to hasten cooking |
| Hastis | adj | Hasty |
| Hat | v | Cover stock of corn with sheaves |
| Hatch (1) | n | Line of raked hay |
| Hatch (2) | v | Harness |
| Hatch (3) | v | Scrape bark from tree |
| Hatchet | n | Hurdle |
| Hatchet, Swing the | v | Be lazy |
| Hathe | n | Covering, thick |
| Hathern | n | Hand-rail |
| Hauchee-Pauchee | n | Potatoes, mashed |
| Haunt | v | Accustomed to, become |
| Haunty | adj | Temperamental (of horses) |
| Havage | n | Lineage |
| Havance | n | Manners |
| Haver | n | Stag, castrated |
| Havoc | n | Waste |
| Haw (1) | n | Oats, ear of |
| Haw (2) | n | Yard |
| Haw (3) | int | Turn left (to cattle) |
| Hawch | v | Eat noisily |
| Hawthorn | n | Coat-hook |
| Hay | int | Hey |
| Haydigees | n | Merriment |
| Hayel | n | Windpipe |
| Haysuck | n | Hedge sparrow |
| Hayty | v | Move up and down |
| Hayward | n | Cowboy |
| Haze | v | Air-dry |
| Hazel | n | Haw (fruit) |
| Hazen | v | Scold |
| Hazle | v | Air-dry |
| Headache | n | Poppy |
| Headland | adj | Unploughed land at end of field |
| Headlong | n | Unploughed land at end of field |
| Headmost | adj | Topmost |
| Heady | adj | Headstrong |
| Heah Back | int | Call to sheep to stay away from crops |
| Heal-all | n | Valerian |
| Heald (1) | v | Pour |
| Heald (2) | v | Heal |
| Heald-twine | n | Twine, fine |
| Heam | v | Put aside |
| Hean | n | Handle of knife |
| Heaped | adj | Hipped (of roof) |
| Heaping-Stock | n | Stepping stone |
| Hearing | n | News |
| Hearken | v | Recall |
| Hearst | n | Doe, young |
| Heartless | adj | Disheartening |
| Heartsome | adj | Pleasant |
| Heater | n | Iron, red-hot |
| Heath-cropper | n | New Forest pony |
| Heather-hook | n | Hook used in cutting heather |
| Heaven-hard | adv | Heavily |
| Heck | v | Hop |
| Heckanoddy | n | Blue tit |
| Heckett | n | Fuss |
| Heckle | n | Ornamentation on thatched roof |
| Hedgehog | n | Spiny seed husk of corn crowfoot |
| Heel (1) | v | Overturn a bucket |
| Heel (2) | v | Yield (of crops) |
| Heeling | n | Handicap (of runner) |
| Heel-Rake | n | Rake, large |
| Heg-Peg Bushes | n | Blackthorn |
| Heigh | int | Hey |
| Heiky | adj | Smart |
| Heinous | adj | Huge |
| Helde | n | Apple, small |
| Hell | v | Pour |
| Helve | n | Pitcher, stone |
| Helwalls | v | Walls, outer |
| Hem (1) | n | Border |
| Hem (2) | n | Partition in calamine oven |
| Hemel | n | Freezing fog |
| Hemming And Sewing | n | Yarrow |
| Hemple | n | Drizzle |
| Hent | v | Plough bottom furrow |
| Hepping-Stock | n | Horse block |
| Herbal Bennet | n | Wood avens |
| Herd | n | Shepherd |
| Herder | n | Sieve |
| Herence | adv | Hence |
| Hern (1) | n | Heron |
| Hern (2) | pron | Hers |
| Herret | n | Wretch |
| Herself, In | pron | In her general health (in phrase "How is she…") |
| Hether-Up | int | Go left (command to cattle) |
| Hew | v | Signal to boats from cliff which direction pilchards can be found |
| Hewe | n | Bunion |
| Hewstring | adj | Wheezy |
| Hext | n | Highest |
| Heyam | n | Pieces of metal on collar of draught-horse |
| Hibbit | n | Newt |
| Hibby | n | Colt |
| Hick | v | Hop |
| Hide Nor Tide | n | News |
| Hidebound | adj | With tightened skin (of cattle), a sign of illness |
| Hiders-Catch-Winkers | n | Hide and seek |
| Hidlock | n | Hiding, in |
| Hie (1) | int | Call to dogs to find game |
| Hie (2) | v | Hasten |
| Hie-Spy | n | Hide and seek |
| Highsty-Tighsty | n | See-saw |
| Highty-Tighty | adj | Haughty |
| Hile (1) | n | Ten sheaves of corn |
| Hile (2) | v | Gore (of bull) |
| Hilf | n | Handle of axe |
| Hill | v | Cover with earth |
| Hillier | n | Roofer |
| Hillward | adv | Towards the hills |
| Hilp | n | Sloe |
| Hilt | n | Sow, young |
| Himself, in | pron | In his general health (in phrase "How is he…") |
| Hind (1) | n | Farm labourer |
| Hind (2) | n | Rearward |
| Hinder time | v | Waste time |
| Hinder (1) | adj | Rearward |
| Hinder | adv | Yonder |
| Hinderling | n | Underling |
| Hinderment | n | Hindrance |
| Hindersome | adj | Hindering |
| Hinder-End | n | Back end |
| Hinge up | v | Entangle |
| Hint (1) | v | Store in barn |
| Hint (2) | v | Wither |
| Hip | v | Sulk |
| Hip-briar | n | Rose, wild |
| Hip-shot | adj | Lame |
| Hippety-hop | adj | Limping |
| Hirdick | n | Robin |
| Hisk | v | Breathe laboriously |
| Hissing-Owl | n | Barn owl |
| Hist up | int | Command to horse to lift foot |
| Hitch (1) | v | Rotate crops |
| Hitch (2) | v | Beat |
| Hitcher | n | Large object |
| Hitching | adj | Large |
| Hither | adv | Left |
| Hitter, in a | adj | Ill, terminally |
| Hive | n | Crowd |
| Hizy-Prizy | n | Nisi prius |
| Ho (1) | int | Whoa (to horse) |
| Ho (2) | v | Covet |
| Hoaf | int | Call to cows to be milked |
| Hoar (1) | adj | Hoary |
| Hoar (2) | adj | Mouldy |
| Hoarding | adj | Suitable for storing (of apples) |
| Hoarse | n | Hoarseness |
| Hoar-Stone | n | Boundary-stone |
| Hob (1) | n | Fool |
| Hob (2) | n | Third swarm of bees in one season |
| Hob (3) | v | Hand-rear |
| Hob (4) | v | Laugh loudly |
| Hobbedy's Lantern | n | Will'o the Wisp |
| Hobble | v | Assist ship into or out of harbour |
| Hobby (1) | n | Pony |
| Hobby (2) | n | Cuckoo |
| Hobby-Horse | n | Tomboy |
| Hobhouchin | n | Vanessid |
| Hoblionker | n | Conkers (game) |
| Hobnail's Wake | n | Tewkesbury Fair |
| Hob-Lantern | n | Will'o the Wisp |
| Hocktide | n | Eastertide |
| Hocket | n | Lump of bread or cheese, large |
| Hockle | v | Hobble |
| Hocks | v | Hamstring |
| Hocksing Up | v | Throwing down |
| Hocksy | adj | Muddy |
| Hock-Holler | n | Hollyhock |
| Hod | n | Box, wooden |
| Hoddy | adj | Healthy |
| Hoddy-Doddy | n | Snail |
| Hodgy | adj | Ungainly |
| Hodman | n | Term applied by students of King's College, Oxford to outsiders |
| Hodmandod | n | Snail |
| Hog | n | Mound of earth in which potatoes are grown |
| Hog's pudding | n | Black pudding |
| Hoggerdemow | n | Hedge trimmer |
| Hogget | n | Sheep, year-old |
| Hoggish | adj | Greedy |
| Hoggle | v | Scavenge for galena |
| Hoggler | n | Churchwarden's assistant |
| Hoggling | n | Sloppy work |
| Hogminny | n | Hoochie |
| Hogo | n | Stench |
| Hogshead | n | Cider vat, 100-gallon |
| Hoit | int | Call to cows |
| Hoity-Toity | int | Call to cows to be milked |
| Hoke | v | Gambol |
| Holder | n | Fangs of dog |
| Holding | adj | Beholden |
| Holey-flint | n | Flint with natural hole |
| Holimaul | v | Beat |
| Holing | v | Fault-finding |
| Holl | v | Hurl |
| Hollard | n | Alder |
| Holm (1) | n | Islet |
| Holm (2) | n | Holly |
| Holmogen | n | Cabinet |
| Holrod | n | Cowslip |
| Holster (1) | n | Hiding place |
| Holster (2) | v | Noise, make a |
| Holt | n | Knoll |
| Holyrood | n | Holy Cross, feast of |
| Homany | n | Commotion |
| Homble (1) | n | Duck |
| Homble (2) | v | Pull |
| Homerkin | n | Measure of beer |
| Hommock | n | Heap |
| Hone (1) | n | Flatbread |
| Hone (2) | v | Pine |
| Honesty | n | Traveller's Joy |
| Honeysuck | n | Honeysuckle |
| Honeysuckle | n | Purple Clover |
| Hontish | adj | Haughty |
| Hoo (1) | int | Call to pigs |
| Hoo (2) | v | Simmer |
| Hoo (3) | pron | She |
| Hood | n | Wood |
| Hoof | n | Coltsfoot |
| Hooi | v | Whistle (of wind) |
| Hook | v | Gore (of bull) |
| Hookem-Snivey | adj | Deceitful |
| Hooket | n | Hatchet |
| Hookland | n | Potato field |
| Hoop (1) | n | Bullfinch |
| Hoop (2) | v | Whoop |
| Hooset | n | Hobby-horse |
| Hoosh | int | Shoo |
| Hoost | n | Cough (in cattle) |
| Hoot | v | Shout |
| Hootcher | n | Hook for picking fruit |
| Hooter (1) | n | Owl |
| Hooter (2) | n | Tin for heating beer |
| Hoove | n | Hoe |
| Hooze | n | Cough, dry |
| Hoozen | n | Windpipe |
| Hop-clover | n | Yellow clover |
| Hope | n | Vale |
| Hopper | n | Maggot |
| Hoppet | v | Hop |
| Hopping | v | Fretting |
| Hoppy | v | Jump |
| Horch | v | Gore (of bull) |
| Horned up | adj | Hard (of earth) |
| Hornen | adj | Horn, made of |
| Hornet | n | Wasp |
| Hornywink | n | Lapwing |
| Horrocks | n | Woman, fat |
| Horrors on, put the | n | Frighten |
| Horry | adj | Mouldy |
| Horseward | adj | In heat (of mare) |
| Horsish | adj | Horsey |
| Horve | v | Vacillate |
| Hose (1) | n | Stocking |
| Hose (2) | n | Hoarseness |
| Hosebird | n | Bastard |
| Hossen-Pot | n | Basket |
| Hoster | n | Jug without handle |
| Hotch | v | Hitch |
| Hough (1) | v | Throw |
| Hough (2) | v | Breathe hard |
| Houlder Moulder | v | Brood over |
| Hound | n | Bar connecting fore-wagon of springless carriage |
| Hountish | adj | Boorish |
| House | n | Blanket, child's |
| Houselling cloth | n | Cloth spread over altar rail during communion |
| Housen | v | House |
| Housing | n | Piece of leather attached to draught-horse's collar |
| Houst | v | Put on weight |
| Hove | v | Wait |
| Hoved Up | adj | In great difficulty |
| Hovel | n | Shed for animals |
| Hover (1) | v | Undulate |
| Hover (2) | v | Cover with straw |
| How | n | Knoll |
| Howe | n | Hoe |
| Howder | adj | Overcast |
| Howgy | adj | Huge |
| Howk (1) | v | Excavate |
| Howk (2) | v | Howl |
| Howlet | n | Owlet |
| Howshe | int | Move on (to pigs) |
| Hoy | int | Hey |
| Hozee | v | Be badly off |
| Ho-Go | n | Marbles (game) |
| Hu | int | Hey |
| Huck (1) | n | Husk |
| Huck (2) | v | Haggle |
| Huck (3) | v | Pick out with pointed instrument |
| Hucker | v | Barter |
| Huckle (1) | n | Hip |
| Huckle (2) | v | Stoop |
| Huckmuck (1) | n | Strainer, brewer's |
| Huckmuck (2) | n | Hunchback |
| Huckmuck (3) | n | Muddle |
| Huckster | n | Shopkeeper |
| Hucksy-Bub | n | Breast |
| Hud (1) | n | Cherry stone |
| Hud (2) | v | Gather |
| Huddick | n | Pea pod |
| Huddle | v | Gather |
| Huddock | n | Plaster, sticking |
| Huddy-Box | n | Ambush |
| Huff | n | Scurf |
| Huffle | v | Gust |
| Huff-Cap | n | Perry pear |
| Hug (1) | n | Itch |
| Hug (2) | v | Cherish |
| Hugeous | adj | Huge |
| Hugger | v | Hoard |
| Hulch | n | Slice, thick |
| Hulder (1) | n | Din |
| Hulder (2) | v | Conceal |
| Hulk | n | Cottage |
| Hulker | n | Heavy object |
| Hull | v | Hurl |
| Hullock | n | Slacker |
| Hullocky | int | Hello (expression of surprise) |
| Hullop | int | Hello (expression of surprise) |
| Hully | n | Eel trap |
| Hulve | v | Invert |
| Humack | n | Rose, wild |
| Humbledad | n | Bumblebee |
| Humbledore | n | Bumblebee |
| Humble-Cum-Buzz | n | Bumblebee |
| Humbuzz | n | Cockchafer |
| Humdaw | v | Speak hesitantly |
| Humdrum | n | Dullard |
| Humgumption | n | Vainglory |
| Hummel | adj | Hornless |
| Hummick (1) | n | Slice, thick |
| Hummick (2) | n | Sweat |
| Hummock | n | Hillock |
| Humour | n | Pus |
| Humoursome | adj | Capricious |
| Humpty | adj | Hunchbacked |
| Humpy | adj | Hunchbacked |
| Humstrum | n | Fiddle |
| Hunch | n | Push with shoulder |
| Hunched-Up | adj | Shrunken (of fruit or vegetables) |
| Hunks | n | Miser |
| Hunting | n | Children's game |
| Hun-Barrow | n | Tumulus |
| Hupp | int | Giddy-up |
| Hurch | v | Huddle |
| Hurd | n/v | Hoard |
| Hurdle-foot | n | Club foot |
| Hurdler | n | Hurdle maker |
| Hurdy-Gurdy | n | Musical instrument made from string and bladder |
| Hurkle | v | Crouch |
| Hurly-Gurly | n | Hand-organ |
| Hurr | v | Whirr |
| Hurrysome | adj | Hasty |
| Hursling | adj | Rustling |
| Hurst | n | Copse |
| Hurter | n | Calf which runs with the dam for 7 or 8 months |
| Hurtleberry | n | Whortleberry |
| Hurt | n | Whortleberry |
| Husband's tea | n | Tea, weak |
| Hush | adj | Quiet |
| Husk (1) | n | Hoarseness |
| Husk (2) | n | Chaff of oats |
| Husking | v | Sneaking |
| Huss | v | Release the hounds |
| Hussock | n | Cough, dry |
| Hut | n | Clod of earth |
| Hylden | n | Oaf |
| Hylt | adj | Flayed |
| Hynny-Pynny | n | Marbles (game) |
| Hyssy-Pyssy | n | Marbles (game) |