HabnWoof (in weaving)
Hab or NabphrWin or lose
Hack-horsenHorse drawing hackney carriage
HackernHedging hook
Hacket (1)vHack (cough)
Hacket (2)vHop
Hackle (1)nBeehive covering
Hackle (2)nCoxcomb
Hackle (3)vConspire
Hackle (4)vHaggle
Hackle (5)vShackle
Hackle (6)vApply oneself to
HacklingadjHacking (of cough)
HackmalnBlue tit
HackneynSaddle-horse
HaddlevSprout (of plants)
Haddock-sandsnAreas frequented by haddock
HadenHeadland
HaemonynLemon-scented agrimony
HaffervPop (of seed pod)
Hag (1)nWitch
Hag (2)nHaw (fruit)
Hag (3)nLaziness
Hag (4)vChop
Hag (5)vPull
Hag (6)adjHaggard
HaggvEgg on
HaggagenBaggage (insult)
HaggervChatter (of teeth)
HaggisnChitterlings
HagglenHaw (fruit)
HagglernPedlar
Haggle-CartnHorse and cart for hire
Haggle-ToothnSnaggle-tooth
Hag-BerrynBird cherry
Hag-MallnLong-tailed tit
Haig-RaigadjBewildered
HailvShout
HailynOnrush
HainvEnclose (of land)
HainingnEnclosure
HairenadjHair, made of
HalcupnMarsh marigold
Hale (1)vPour
Hale (2)nRake used for removing stones from a brook
Hale (3)vHaul
Hale (4)adjUnhurt
HalfendealnHalf
HalfingvCollecting birds' eggs for Garland Day
Halfpenny bitnHalfpenny
Halfpenny-WorthnSmall quantity
HalifaxnHell (minced oath)
Hall (1)nHome
Hall (2)nHazelnut
HallannPartition in cottage
HallantidenAll Saints' Week
HallowmasnAll Saints' Day
HalpedadjDisabled
HalsenHazel
HalsenvPredict
Halt (1)nDefect
Halt (2)nDroppings, animal
Halter-pathnBridle-path
HalvansnHalf of goods produced, given instead of wages
HalvevTurn over
Ham o' PorknHam, joint of
Ham (1)nPasture by riverside
Ham (2)nCalamine pit
HamburghnCollar of draught-horse
Hame, All tonIn pieces
HamevFuck
HamfleetsnGaiters
HampervHinder
Hanch (1)nGatepost
Hanch (2)vBite (of animal)
HandingnSignpost
HandmannManservant
HandsomeadjGood-looking (of inanimate object)
HandtoggersnHandles of scythe
HangenOffal
HangernHook for suspending pot above a fire
HanglenHook for suspending pot above a fire
Hangmann13½ pence
HangmentnHanging (execution)
HangyadjClayey (of soil)
HankervLoiter
Hanky-PankynTrickery
HanselnHandle of flail
HantingsnHandles of scythe
HantsadjStill with milk teeth (of sheep or horses)
HapvHappen
HappenvRattle
HappensadvMaybe
HappervCrackle
HarrnGatepost
HarbourernTracker (in stag-hunting)
HardennCloth, coarse
HarevHarass
Hare-HuntnSkimmity ride
HargvArgue
HarkvRetrace steps
HarlvEntangle
HarlenMist
HarledadjEared (of oats)
HarlicannIdle person
HarmnFever
Harness-tacknHook for harnesses
HarriagenDisturbance
HarrownPart of gate that is attached to the post
HarshadjSevere (of weather)
Hart-berrynWhortleberry
HarvenHarrow
Harvest-ShrewnHarvest-mouse
HashnRash
HasketsnBrushwood
HaskinnCheese, type of
HasletnOffal
HastenernReflective screen to hasten cooking
HastisadjHasty
HatvCover stock of corn with sheaves
Hatch (1)nLine of raked hay
Hatch (2)vHarness
Hatch (3)vScrape bark from tree
HatchetnHurdle
Hatchet, Swing thevBe lazy
HathenCovering, thick
HathernnHand-rail
Hauchee-PaucheenPotatoes, mashed
HauntvAccustomed to, become
HauntyadjTemperamental (of horses)
HavagenLineage
HavancenManners
HavernStag, castrated
HavocnWaste
Haw (1)nOats, ear of
Haw (2)nYard
Haw (3)intTurn left (to cattle)
HawchvEat noisily
HawthornnCoat-hook
HayintHey
HaydigeesnMerriment
HayelnWindpipe
HaysucknHedge sparrow
HaytyvMove up and down
HaywardnCowboy
HazevAir-dry
HazelnHaw (fruit)
HazenvScold
HazlevAir-dry
HeadachenPoppy
HeadlandadjUnploughed land at end of field
HeadlongnUnploughed land at end of field
HeadmostadjTopmost
HeadyadjHeadstrong
Heah BackintCall to sheep to stay away from crops
Heal-allnValerian
Heald (1)vPour
Heald (2)vHeal
Heald-twinenTwine, fine
HeamvPut aside
HeannHandle of knife
HeapedadjHipped (of roof)
Heaping-StocknStepping stone
HearingnNews
HearkenvRecall
HearstnDoe, young
HeartlessadjDisheartening
HeartsomeadjPleasant
HeaternIron, red-hot
Heath-croppernNew Forest pony
Heather-hooknHook used in cutting heather
Heaven-hardadvHeavily
HeckvHop
HeckanoddynBlue tit
HeckettnFuss
HecklenOrnamentation on thatched roof
HedgehognSpiny seed husk of corn crowfoot
Heel (1)vOverturn a bucket
Heel (2)vYield (of crops)
HeelingnHandicap (of runner)
Heel-RakenRake, large
Heg-Peg BushesnBlackthorn
HeighintHey
HeikyadjSmart
HeinousadjHuge
HeldenApple, small
HellvPour
HelvenPitcher, stone
HelwallsvWalls, outer
Hem (1)nBorder
Hem (2)nPartition in calamine oven
HemelnFreezing fog
Hemming And SewingnYarrow
HemplenDrizzle
HentvPlough bottom furrow
Hepping-StocknHorse block
Herbal BennetnWood avens
HerdnShepherd
HerdernSieve
HerenceadvHence
Hern (1)nHeron
Hern (2)pronHers
HerretnWretch
Herself, InpronIn her general health (in phrase "How is she…")
Hether-UpintGo left (command to cattle)
HewvSignal to boats from cliff which direction pilchards can be found
HewenBunion
HewstringadjWheezy
HextnHighest
HeyamnPieces of metal on collar of draught-horse
HibbitnNewt
HibbynColt
HickvHop
Hide Nor TidenNews
HideboundadjWith tightened skin (of cattle), a sign of illness
Hiders-Catch-WinkersnHide and seek
HidlocknHiding, in
Hie (1)intCall to dogs to find game
Hie (2)vHasten
Hie-SpynHide and seek
Highsty-TighstynSee-saw
Highty-TightyadjHaughty
Hile (1)nTen sheaves of corn
Hile (2)vGore (of bull)
HilfnHandle of axe
HillvCover with earth
HilliernRoofer
HillwardadvTowards the hills
HilpnSloe
HiltnSow, young
Himself, inpronIn his general health (in phrase "How is he…")
Hind (1)nFarm labourer
Hind (2)nRearward
Hinder timevWaste time
Hinder (1)adjRearward
HinderadvYonder
HinderlingnUnderling
HindermentnHindrance
HindersomeadjHindering
Hinder-EndnBack end
Hinge upvEntangle
Hint (1)vStore in barn
Hint (2)vWither
HipvSulk
Hip-briarnRose, wild
Hip-shotadjLame
Hippety-hopadjLimping
HirdicknRobin
HiskvBreathe laboriously
Hissing-OwlnBarn owl
Hist upintCommand to horse to lift foot
Hitch (1)vRotate crops
Hitch (2)vBeat
HitchernLarge object
HitchingadjLarge
HitheradvLeft
Hitter, in aadjIll, terminally
HivenCrowd
Hizy-PrizynNisi prius
Ho (1)intWhoa (to horse)
Ho (2)vCovet
HoafintCall to cows to be milked
Hoar (1)adjHoary
Hoar (2)adjMouldy
HoardingadjSuitable for storing (of apples)
HoarsenHoarseness
Hoar-StonenBoundary-stone
Hob (1)nFool
Hob (2)nThird swarm of bees in one season
Hob (3)vHand-rear
Hob (4)vLaugh loudly
Hobbedy's LanternnWill'o the Wisp
HobblevAssist ship into or out of harbour
Hobby (1)nPony
Hobby (2)nCuckoo
Hobby-HorsenTomboy
HobhouchinnVanessid
HoblionkernConkers (game)
Hobnail's WakenTewkesbury Fair
Hob-LanternnWill'o the Wisp
HocktidenEastertide
HocketnLump of bread or cheese, large
HocklevHobble
HocksvHamstring
Hocksing UpvThrowing down
HocksyadjMuddy
Hock-HollernHollyhock
HodnBox, wooden
HoddyadjHealthy
Hoddy-DoddynSnail
HodgyadjUngainly
HodmannTerm applied by students of King's College, Oxford to outsiders
HodmandodnSnail
HognMound of earth in which potatoes are grown
Hog's puddingnBlack pudding
HoggerdemownHedge trimmer
HoggetnSheep, year-old
HoggishadjGreedy
HogglevScavenge for galena
HogglernChurchwarden's assistant
HogglingnSloppy work
HogminnynHoochie
HogonStench
HogsheadnCider vat, 100-gallon
HoitintCall to cows
Hoity-ToityintCall to cows to be milked
HokevGambol
HoldernFangs of dog
HoldingadjBeholden
Holey-flintnFlint with natural hole
HolimaulvBeat
HolingvFault-finding
HollvHurl
HollardnAlder
Holm (1)nIslet
Holm (2)nHolly
HolmogennCabinet
HolrodnCowslip
Holster (1)nHiding place
Holster (2)vNoise, make a
HoltnKnoll
HolyroodnHoly Cross, feast of
HomanynCommotion
Homble (1)nDuck
Homble (2)vPull
HomerkinnMeasure of beer
HommocknHeap
Hone (1)nFlatbread
Hone (2)vPine
HonestynTraveller's Joy
HoneysucknHoneysuckle
HoneysucklenPurple Clover
HontishadjHaughty
Hoo (1)intCall to pigs
Hoo (2)vSimmer
Hoo (3)pronShe
HoodnWood
HoofnColtsfoot
HooivWhistle (of wind)
HookvGore (of bull)
Hookem-SniveyadjDeceitful
HooketnHatchet
HooklandnPotato field
Hoop (1)nBullfinch
Hoop (2)vWhoop
HoosetnHobby-horse
HooshintShoo
HoostnCough (in cattle)
HootvShout
HootchernHook for picking fruit
Hooter (1)nOwl
Hooter (2)nTin for heating beer
HoovenHoe
HoozenCough, dry
HoozennWindpipe
Hop-clovernYellow clover
HopenVale
HoppernMaggot
HoppetvHop
HoppingvFretting
HoppyvJump
HorchvGore (of bull)
Horned upadjHard (of earth)
HornenadjHorn, made of
HornetnWasp
HornywinknLapwing
HorrocksnWoman, fat
Horrors on, put thenFrighten
HorryadjMouldy
HorsewardadjIn heat (of mare)
HorsishadjHorsey
HorvevVacillate
Hose (1)nStocking
Hose (2)nHoarseness
HosebirdnBastard
Hossen-PotnBasket
HosternJug without handle
HotchvHitch
Hough (1)vThrow
Hough (2)vBreathe hard
Houlder MouldervBrood over
HoundnBar connecting fore-wagon of springless carriage
HountishadjBoorish
HousenBlanket, child's
Houselling clothnCloth spread over altar rail during communion
HousenvHouse
HousingnPiece of leather attached to draught-horse's collar
HoustvPut on weight
HovevWait
Hoved UpadjIn great difficulty
HovelnShed for animals
Hover (1)vUndulate
Hover (2)vCover with straw
HownKnoll
HowenHoe
HowderadjOvercast
HowgyadjHuge
Howk (1)vExcavate
Howk (2)vHowl
HowletnOwlet
HowsheintMove on (to pigs)
HoyintHey
HozeevBe badly off
Ho-GonMarbles (game)
HuintHey
Huck (1)nHusk
Huck (2)vHaggle
Huck (3)vPick out with pointed instrument
HuckervBarter
Huckle (1)nHip
Huckle (2)vStoop
Huckmuck (1)nStrainer, brewer's
Huckmuck (2)nHunchback
Huckmuck (3)nMuddle
HucksternShopkeeper
Hucksy-BubnBreast
Hud (1)nCherry stone
Hud (2)vGather
HuddicknPea pod
HuddlevGather
HuddocknPlaster, sticking
Huddy-BoxnAmbush
HuffnScurf
HufflevGust
Huff-CapnPerry pear
Hug (1)nItch
Hug (2)vCherish
HugeousadjHuge
HuggervHoard
HulchnSlice, thick
Hulder (1)nDin
Hulder (2)vConceal
HulknCottage
HulkernHeavy object
HullvHurl
HullocknSlacker
HullockyintHello (expression of surprise)
HullopintHello (expression of surprise)
HullynEel trap
HulvevInvert
HumacknRose, wild
HumbledadnBumblebee
HumbledorenBumblebee
Humble-Cum-BuzznBumblebee
HumbuzznCockchafer
HumdawvSpeak hesitantly
HumdrumnDullard
HumgumptionnVainglory
HummeladjHornless
Hummick (1)nSlice, thick
Hummick (2)nSweat
HummocknHillock
HumournPus
HumoursomeadjCapricious
HumptyadjHunchbacked
HumpyadjHunchbacked
HumstrumnFiddle
HunchnPush with shoulder
Hunched-UpadjShrunken (of fruit or vegetables)
HunksnMiser
HuntingnChildren's game
Hun-BarrownTumulus
HuppintGiddy-up
HurchvHuddle
Hurdn/vHoard
Hurdle-footnClub foot
HurdlernHurdle maker
Hurdy-GurdynMusical instrument made from string and bladder
HurklevCrouch
Hurly-GurlynHand-organ
HurrvWhirr
HurrysomeadjHasty
HurslingadjRustling
HurstnCopse
HurternCalf which runs with the dam for 7 or 8 months
HurtleberrynWhortleberry
HurtnWhortleberry
Husband's teanTea, weak
HushadjQuiet
Husk (1)nHoarseness
Husk (2)nChaff of oats
HuskingvSneaking
HussvRelease the hounds
HussocknCough, dry
HutnClod of earth
HyldennOaf
HyltadjFlayed
Hynny-PynnynMarbles (game)
Hyssy-PyssynMarbles (game)