glossary

a', all.

a-back, behind, away.

abiegh, aloof, off.

ablins, v. aiblins.

aboon, above up.

abread, abroad.

abreed, in breadth.

ae, one.

aff, off.

aff-hand, at once.

aff-loof, offhand.

a-fiel, afield.

afore, before.

aft, oft.

aften, often.

agley, awry.

ahin, behind.

aiblins, perhaps.

aidle, foul water.

aik, oak.

aiken, oaken.

ain, own.

air, early.

airle, earnest ney.

airn, iron.

airt, direction.

airt, to direct.

aith, oath.

aits, oats.

aiver, an old horse.

aizle, a cinder.

a-jee, ajar; to one side.

ke, s.

ne, alone.

ng, along.

aist, alst.

ang, ang.

an, if.

an', and.

ance, once.

ane, one.

aneath, beneath.

anes, ones.

anither, another.

aqua-fontis, spring water.

aqua-vitae, whiskey.

arle, v. airle.

ase, ashes.

asklent, askew, askance.

aspar, aspread.

asteer, astir.

a'thegither, altogether.

athort, athwart.

atweel, in truth.

atween, between.

aught, eight.

aught, possessed of.

aughten, eighteen.

aughtlins, at all.

auld, old.

auldfarran, auldfarrant, shrewd, old-fashioned, sagacious.

auld reekie, edinburgh.

auld-warld, old-world.

auus, al.

ava, at all.

awa, away.

awald, backways and doubled up.

awauk, awake.

awauken, awaken.

awe, owe.

awkart, awkward.

awnie, bearded.

ayont, beyond.

ba', a ball.

backet, bucket, box.

backit, backed.

backlins-con, cong back.

back-yett, gate at the back.

bade, endured.

bade, asked.

baggie, stoch.

baig&#039s, bays.

baillie, gistrate of a scots burgh.

bainie, bony.

bairn, child.

bairnti, brood.

baith, both.

bakes, biscuits.

bats, bads.

balou, luby.

ban, swear.

ban', band (of the presbyterian clergyn).

bane, bone.

bang, an effort; a blow; arge nuer.

bang, to thu.

banie, v. bainie.

ba, bo.

bannock, bonnock, a thick oatal cake.

bardie, di of bard.

barefit, barefooted.

barket, barked.

barley-brie, or bree, barley-brew-ale or whiskey.

bar yeast.

bare, yeasty.

barn-yard, stackyard.

bartie, the devil.

bashing, abashing.

batch, a nuer.

batts, the botts; the colic.

bauckie-bird, the bat.

baudrons, baudrans, the cat.

bauk, cross-bea

bauk, v. bawk.

bauk-en', beaend.

bauld, bold.

bauldest, boldest.

bauldly, boldly.

bau, bal.

bawbee, a half-penny.

bawdrons, v. baudrons.

bawk, a field path.

baws'nt, white-streaked.

bear, barley.

beas', beasts, vern.

beastie, di of beast.

beck, a curtsy.

beet, feed, kindle.

beild, v. biel.

bng, belong.

beld, bald.

bellu assault.

bellys, bellows.

belyve, by and by.

ben, a parlor (i.e., the inner apartnt); into the parlor.

benst, inst.

be-north, to the northward of.

be-south, to the southward of.

bethankit, grace after at.

beuk, a book: devil's pictur'd beuks-ying-cards.

bicker, a wooden cup.

bicker, a short run.

bicker, to flow swiftly and with a slight noise.

bickerin, noisy contention.

bickering, hurrying.

bid, to ask, to wish, to offer.

bide, abide, endure.

biel, bield, a shelter; a sheltered spot.

biel, coortable.

bien, coortable.

bien, bienly, coortably.

big, to build.

biggin, building.

bike, v. byke.

bill, the bull.

billie, fellow, coade, brother.

bings, heaps.

birdie, di of bird; also idens.

birk, the birch.

birken, birchen.

birkie, a fellow.

birr, force, vigor.

birring, whirring.

birses, bristles.

birth, berth.

bit, sll (e.g., bitssie).

bit, nick of ti.

bitch-fou, coletely drunk.

bizz, a flurry.

bizz, buzz.

bizzard, the buzzard.

bizzie, busy.

ck-bo, the presbyterian elder.

ck-nebbit, ck-beaked.

d, v. ud.

e, blue, livid.

stet, stit, sted.

stie, a sted (i.e., daed) creature; a little wretch.

te, dest, bashful.

ther, dder.

ud, arge quantity.

ud, to p, pelt.

w, blow.

w, to brag.

wing, blowing.

wn, blown.

bleer, to blear.

bleer't, bleared.

bleeze, ze.

blellu a babbler; a railer; a blusterer.

blether, blethers, nonsense.

blether, to talk nonsense.

bletherin', talking nonsense.

blin', blind.

blink, a nce, a nt.

blink, to nce, to shine.

blinkers, spies, oglers.

blinkin, srking, leering.

blin't, blinded.

blitter, the snipe.

blue-gown, the livery of the licensed beggar.

bluid, blood.

bluidy, bloody.

blu, to bloo

bluntie, a stupid.

blypes, shreds.

bobbed, curtsied.

bocked, voted.

boddle, a farthing.

bode, look for.

bodkin, tailor's needle.

body, bodie, a person.

boggie, di of bog.

bogle, a bogie, a hobgoblin.

bole, a hole, or sll recess in the wall.

bonie, bonnie, pretty, beautiful.

bonilie, prettily.

bonnock, v. bannock.

'boon, above.

boord, board, surface.

boord-en', board-end.

boortress, elders.

boost, st needs.

boot, paynt to the bargain.

bore, a chink, recess.

botch, an angry tur.

bouk, a hun trunk; bulk.

bountith, bounty.

'bout, about.

bow-hough'd, bandy-thighed.

bow-kail, cabbage.

bow't, bent.

brachens, ferns.

brae, the slope of a hill.

braid, broad.

broad-ith, broad-cloth.

braik, a harrow.

braing't, plunged.

brak, broke.

brak's, broke his.

brankie, gay, fine.

branks, a wooden curb, a bridle.

bran'y, brandy.

brash, short attack.

brats, sll pieces, rags.

brats, sll children.

brattle, a scaer.

brattle, noisy onset.

braw, handso, fine, gaily dressed.

brawlie, finely, perfectly, heartily.

braxies, sheep that have died of braxie (a disease).

breastie, di of breast.

breastit, sprang forward.

brechan, ferns.

breeks, breeches.

breer, brier.

brent, brand.

brent, straight, steep (i.e., not sloping frobaldness).

brie, v. barley-brie.

brief, writ.

brier, briar.

brig, bridge.

brisket, breast.

brither, brother.

brock, a badger.

brogue, a trick.

broo, soup, broth, water; liquid in which anything is cooked.

brooses, wedding races frothe church to the ho of the bride.

brose, a thick xture of al and warwater; also a synonyfor

porridge.

browster wives, ale wives.

brugh, a burgh.

brulzie, brulyie, a brawl.

brunstane, britone.

brunt, burned.

brust, burst.

buckie, di of buck; a srt younker.

buckle, a curl.

buckskin, virginian: the buckskin kye, negroes.

budget, tinker's bag of tools.

buff, to bang, to thu.

bughtin, folding.

buirdly, stalwart.

bu the buttocks.

bu to hu

buclock, beetle, cockchafer, junebug.

bule, a drone, a useless fellow.

bunker, a seat.

bunters, harlots.

burdies, di of bird or burd (ady); idens.

bure, bore.

burn, a rivulet.

burnewin, the cksth (i.e., burn the wind).

burnie, di of burn, a rivulet.

burr-thistle, spear-thistle.

busk, to dress; to garb; to dress up; to adorn.

buss, a bush.

bussle, bustle.

but, without.

but, butt, in the kitchen (i.e., the outer apartnt).

by, past, aside.

by, beside.

by hiel, beside hielf.

bye attour (i.e., by and attour), beside and at a distance.

byke, a bees' nest; a hive; a swar a crowd.

byre, a cow-house.

ca', call, knock, drive.

cadger, a hawker (especially of fish).

cadie, caddie, a fellow.

caff, chaff.

caird, a tinker.

calf-ward, grazing plot for calves (i.e., churchyard).

can, cant, a stripling.

caller, cool, refreshing.

callet, a trull.

ca ca.

canie, cannie, gentle, tractable, quiet, prudent, careful.

cankrie, crabbed.

canna, can not.

canniest, quietest.

cannilie, cannily, quietly, prudently, cautiously.

cantie, cheerful, lively, jolly, rry.

cantraip, gic, witching.

cants, rry stories, canters or sprees or rry doings.

cape-stanc, copestone.

capon-castrate.

care na by, do not care.

carl, carle, a n, an old n.

carl-he, le-he.

carlie, a nikin.

carlin, carline a ddle-aged, or old, won; a belda a witch.

cargnole, a violent jacobin.

cartes, ying-cards.

cartie, di of cart.

catch-the-ck, the hunt for ney.

caudron, a caldron.

cauf, calf.

cauf-leather, calf-leather.

cauk, chalk.

cauld, cold.

cauldron, caldron.

caup, a wooden drinking vessel.

causey-cleaners, causeway-cleaners.

cavie, a hen-coop.

char, chaur, chaer.

change-house, tavern.

chanter, bagpipes; the pipe of the bag-pipes which produces the

lody; song.

chap, a fellow, a young fellow.

chap, to strike.

chapn, a pedler.

chaup, chap, a stroke, a blow.

chear, cheer.

chearfu', cheerful.

chearless, cheerless.

cheary, cheery.

cheek-for-chow, cheek-by-jowl (i.e. close beside).

cheep, peep, squeak.

chiel, chield (i. e., child), a fellow, a young fellow.

chia, chiey.

chittering, shivering.

chows, chews.

chuck, a hen, a dear.

chuckie, di of chuck, but usually signifies ther hen, an old dear.

chuffie, fat-faced.

chuse, to choose.

cit, the civet.

cit, a citizen, a rchant.

chan, a sll vige about a church.

eding, clothing.

es, ise, clothes.

ith, cloth.

ithing, clothing.

nkie, a severe knock.

p, the pper of a ll.

rk, a clerk.

rk, clerkly, schrly.

rkit, clerked, wrote.

rty, dirty.

sh, an idle tale; gossip.

sh, to tattle.

tter, noise, tattle, talk, disputation, babble.

tter, to ke a noise by striking; to babble; to prattle.

ught, clutched, seized.

ughtin, clutching, grasping.

ut, a clutch, a handful.

ut, to scrape.

ver, clover.

vers, gossip, nonsense.

w, a scratch, a blow.

w, to scratch, to strike.

y-cauld, y-cold.

yre, a two-handed hignd sword.

cleckin, a brood.

cleed, to clothe.

cleek, to snatch.

cleekit, linked ar.

cleg, gadfly.

clink, a sharp stroke; jingle.

clink, ney, coin.

clink, to chink.

clink, to rhy.

clinkin, with a srt tion.

clinku clinkuell, the beadle, the belln.

clips, shears.

clish--ver, gossip, taletelling; non-sense.

clockin-ti, clucking- (i. e., hatching-) ti.

cloot, the hoof.

clootie, cloots, hoofie, hoofs (a nickna of the devil).

clour, a bu or swelling after a blow.

clout, a cloth, a patch.

clout, to patch.

clud, a cloud.

clunk, to ke a hollow sound.

coble, a broad and t boat.

cock, the rk (in curling).

cockie, di of cock (applied to an old n).

cocks, fellows, good fellows.

cod, a pillow.

coft, bought.

cog, a wooden drinking vessel, a porridge dish, a corn asure for

horses.

coggie, di of cog, a little dish.

coil, co, kyle (one of the ancient districts of ayrshire).

collieshangie, a squabble.

cood, cud.

coof, v. cuif.

cookit, hid.

coor, cover.

cooser, a courser, a stallion.

coost (i. e., cast), looped, threw off, tossed, chucked.

cootie, a sll pail.

cootie, leg-plud.

corbies, ravens, crows.

core, corps.

corn u, corn heap.

corn't, fed with corn.

corse, corpse.

corss, cross.

cou'dna, couldna, couldn't.

countra, country.

coup, to capsize.

couthie, couthy, loving, affable, cosy, coortable.

cowe, to scare, to daunt.

cowe, to lop.

crack, tale; a chat; talk.

crack, to chat, to talk.

craft, croft.

craft-rig, croft-ridge.

craig, the throat.

craig, a crag.

craigie, di of craig, the throat.

craigy, craggy.

craik, the corn-crake, thend-rail.

crao-clink, rhy.

crao-jingle, rhyng.

cran, the support for a pot or kettle.

crankous, fretful.

cranks, creakings.

cranreuch, hoar-frost.

crap, crop, top.

craw, crow.

creel, an osier basket.

creepie-chair, stool of repentance.

creeshie, greasy.

crocks, old ewes.

cronie, intite friend.

crooded, cooed.

croods, coos.

croon, an, low.

croon, to toll.

crooning, huing.

croose, crouse, cocksure, set, proud, cheerful.

crouchie, hunchbacked.

crousely, confidently.

crowdie, al and cold water, al and lk, porridge.

crowdie-ti, porridge-ti (i. e., breakfast-ti).

crowlin, crawling.

cruie, a horned cow.

cruock, cuock, a cudgel, a crooked staff.

cru, crisp.

crunt, a blow.

cuddle, to fondle.

cuif, coof, a dolt, a ninny; a dastard.

cuock, v. cruock.

curch, a kerchief for the head.

curchie, a curtsy.

curler, one who ys at curling.

currring, cootion.

curpin, the crupper of a horse.

curple, the crupper (i. e., buttocks).

cushat, the wood pigeon.

custock, the pith of the colewort.

cutes, feet, ankles.

cutty, short.

cutty-stools, stools of repentance.

dad, daddie, father.

daez't, dazed.

daffin,rking, fun.

daft, d, foolish.

dails, nks.

dain icker, an odd ear of corn.

da pent-up water, urine.

dae, di of da.

dang, pret. of ding.

danton, v. daunton.

darena, dare not.

darg,bor, task, a day's work.

darklins, in the dark.

daud, arge piece.

daud, to pelt.

daunder, saunter.

daunton, to daunt.

daur, dare.

daurna, dare not.

daur't, dared.

daut, dawte, to fondle.

daviely, spiritless.

daw, to dawn.

dawds, lus.

dawtingly, prettily, caressingly.

dead, death.

dead-sweer, extrely reluctant.

deave, to deafen.

deil, devil.

deil-haet, nothing (devil have it).

deil--care, devil y care.

deleeret, delirious, d.

delvin, digging.

dern'd, hid.

descrive, to describe.

deuk, duck.

devel, a stunning blow.

diddle, to ve quickly.

dight, to wipe.

dight, winnowed, sifted.

din, dun, ddy of colexion.

ding, to beat, to surpass.

dink, tri

dinna, do not.

dirl, to vibrate, to ring.

diz'n, dizzen, dozen.

dochter, daughter.

doited, ddled, doting; stupid, bewildered.

donsie, vicious, bad-teered; restive; testy.

dool, wo, sorrow.

doolfu', doleful, woful.

dorty, pettish.

douce, douse, sedate, sober, prudent.

douce, doucely, dousely, sedately, prudently.

doudl'd, dandled.

dought (pret. of dow), could.

douked, ducked.

doup, the botto

doup-skelper, bottoscker.

dour-doure, stubborn, obstinate; cutting.

dow, dowe, a(is or are) able, can.

dow, a dove.

dowf, dowff, dull.

dowie, drooping, urnful.

dowilie, drooping.

downa, can not.

downa-do (can not do),ck of power.

doylt, stupid, stupefied.

doytin, doddering.,

dozen'd, torpid.

dozin, torpid.

draigl't, draggled.

drant, prosing.

drap, drop.

draunting, tedious.

dree, endure, suffer.

dreigh, v. dreight.

dribble, drizzle.

driddle, to toddle.

dreigh, tedious, dull.

droddu the breech.

drone, part of the bagpipe.

droop-rul't, short-rued.

drouk, to wet, to drench.

droukit, wetted.

drouth, thirst.

drouthy, thirsty.

druken, drucken, drunken.

druie, ddy, turbid.

druock, raw al and cold water.

drunt, the huff.

dry, thirsty.

dub, puddle, slush.

duddie, ragged.

duddies, di of duds, rags.

duds, rags, clothes.

dung, v. dang.

dunted, throbbed, beat.

dunts, blows.

durk, dirk.

dusht, pushed or thrown down violently.

dwalling, dwelling.

dwalt, dwelt.

dyke, a fence (of stone or turf), a wall.

dyvor, a bankrupt.

ear', early.

earn, eagle.

eastlin, eastern.

e'e, eye.

e'ebrie, eyebrow.

een, eyes.

e'en, even.

e'en, evening.

e'enin', evening.

e'er, ever.

eerie, apprehensive; inspiring ghostly fear.

eild, eld.

eke, also.

elbuck, elbow.

eldritch, unearthly, haunted, fearso.

elekit, elected.

ell (scots), thirty-seven inches.

eller, elder.

en', end.

eneugh, enough.

enfauld, infold.

enow, enough.

erse, gaelic.

ether-stane, adder-stone.

ettle, ai

everir, everre.

ev'n down, downright, positive.

eydent, diligent.

fa', fall.

fa', lot, portion.

fa', to get; suit; i

faddo#039;d, fathod.

fae, foe.

fae foa

faiket, let off, excused.

fain, fond, d.

fainness, fondness.

fair fa', good befall! welco.

fairin., a present froa fair.

fallow, fellow.

fa'n, fallen.

fand, found.

far-aff, far-off.

farls, oat-cakes.

fash, annoyance.

fash, to trouble; worry.

fash'd, fash't, bothered; irked.

fashious, troubleso.

fasten-e'en, fasten's even (the evening before lent).

faught, a fight.

fauld, the sheep-fold.

fauld, folded.

faulding, sheep-folding.

faun, fallen.

fause, false.

fause-house, hole in a cornstack.

faut, fault.

fautor, transgressor.

fawsont, seey, well-doing; good-looking.

feat, spruce.

fecht, fight.

feck, the bulk, the st part.

feck, value, return.

fecket, waistcoat; sleeve waistcoat (used by farservants as both

vest and jacket).

feckless, weak, pithless, feeble.

feckly, stly.

feg, a fig.

fegs, faith!

feide, feud.

feint, v. fient.

feirrie, lusty.

fell, keen, cruel, dreadful, deadly; pungent.

fell, the cuticle under the skin.

felly, relentless.

fen', a shift.

fen', fend, to look after; to care for; keep off.

fenceless, defenseless.

ferlie, ferly, a wonder.

ferlie, to rvel.

fetches, catches, gurgles.

fetch't, stopped suddenly.

fey, fated to death.

fidge, to fidget, to wriggle.

fidgin-fain, tingling-wild.

fiel, well.

fient, fiend, a petty oath.

fient a, not a, devil a.

fient haet, nothing (fiend have it).

fient haet o', not one of.

fient--care, the fiend y care (i don't!).

fier, fiere, coanion.

fier, sound, active.

fin', to find.

fissle, tingle, fidget with delight.

fit, foot.

fittien', the near horse of the hind-st pair in the plough.

e, a flea.

ffin, pping.

inin, nnen, nnel.

ng, flung.

flee, to fly.

fleech, wheedle.

fleesh, fleece.

fleg, scare, blow, jerk.

fleth'rin, ttering.

flewit, a sharpsh.

fley, to scare.

flichterin, fluttering.

flinders, shreds, broken pieces.

flinging, kicking out in dancing; capering.

flingin-tree, a piece of tier hung by way of partition between two

horses

in a stable; a il.

fliskit, fretted, capered.

flit, to shift.

flittering, fluttering.

flyte, scold.

fock, focks, folk.

fodgel, duy.

foor, fared (i. e., went).

foorsday, thursday.

forbears, forebears, forefathers.

forby, forbye, besides.

forfairn, worn out; forlorn.

forfoughten, exhausted.

ather, to et with.

ie, to ive.

forjesket, jaded.

forrit, forward.

fother, fodder.

fou, fow, full (i. e., drunk).

foughten, troubled.

fourt, a polecat.

fourso, a quartet.

fouth, fulness, abundance.

fow, v. fou.

fow, a bushel.

frae, fro

freath, to froth,

fret, estranged, hostile.

fu', full.

fu'-han't, full-handed.

fud, a short tail (of a rabbit or hare).

fuff't, puffed.

fur, furr, a furrow.

fur-ahin, the hindst plough-horse in the furrow.

furder, sess.

furder, to seed.

fur a wooden for

fusionless, pithless, sapless, tasteless,

fyke, fret.

fyke, to fuss; fidget.

fyle, to defile, to foul.

gab, the uth.

gab, to talk.

gabs, talk.

gae, gave.

gae, to go.

gaed, went.

gaen, gone.

gaets, ways, nners.

gairs, gores.

gane, gone.

gang, to go.

gangrel, vagrant.

gar, to cause, to ke, to coel.

garcock, the orcock.

garten, garter.

gash, wise; self-ccent (ilying prudence and prosperity);

talkative.

gashing, talking, gabbing.

gat, got.

gate, way-road, nner.

gatty, enervated.

gaucie, v. gawsie.

gaud, a. goad.

gaudsn, goadsn, driver of the plough-tea

gau'n. gavin.

gaun, going.

gaunted, gaped, yawned.

gawky, a foolish won ord.

gawky, foolish.

gawsie, buxo jolly.

gaylies, gaily, rather.

gear, ney, wealth; goods; stuff.

geck, to sport; toss the head.

ged. a pike.

gentles, gentry.

genty, triand elegant.

geordie, di of ge, a guinea.

get, issue, offspring, breed.

ghaist, ghost.

gie, to give.

gied, gave.

gien, given.

gif, if.

giftie, di of gift.

giglets, giggling youngsters or ids.

gillie, di of gill (ss of whiskey).

gilpey, young girl.

gier, a young ewe.

gin, if, should, whether; by.

girdle, te of tal for firing cakes, bannocks.

girn, to grin, to twist the face (but fropain or rage, not joy);

gapes;

snarls.

gizz, wig.

ikit, foolish, thoughtless, giddy.

izie, glossy, shiny.

u#039;d, grasped.

gled, a hawk, a kite.

gleede, a glowing coal.

gleg, nile, sharp, keen-witted.

gleg, srtly.

glieb, a portion ofnd.

glib-gabbet, soth-tongued.

glint, sparkle.

gloan, twilight; gloan-shot, sunset.

glow'r, stare.

glunch, frown, growl.

goavin, looking dazedlyl; oning.

gotten, got.

gowan, the wild, or untain, daisy.

gowany, covered with wild daisies.

gowd, gold.

gowdie, the head.

gowff'd, struck, as in the ga of golf.

gowk, the cuckoo, a dolt.

gowling,nting (as a dog in grief).

graff, a grave, a vault.

grain'd, groaned.

graip, a dung-fork.

graith, ilents, gear; furniture; attire.

graithing, gearing, vestnts.

grane, groan.

grannie, graunie, grandther.

grape, grope.

grat, wept.

gree, the prize (degree).

gree, to agree.

greet, to weep.

groanin ut, groaning lt, brewed for a lying-in.

grozet, a gooseberry.

gruhie, the pig.

grun', the ground.

gruntle, the face.

gruntle, di of grunt.

grunzie, growing.

grutten, wept.

gude, god.

guid, gude, good.

guid-e'en, good evening.

guid-father, father-inw.

guid-n, husband.

guid-wife. stress of the house.

guid-willie, hearty, full of good-will.

gullie, gully, arge knife.

gulravage, riotous y.

guie, ddy.

gution, wisdo

gusty, tasty.

gutcher, goodsire, grandfather.

ha', hall.

ha' folk, the servants.

haddin, holding, inheritance.

hae, have.

haet, a thing.

haffet, hauffet, the tele, the side of the head.

haffets, side-locks.

hafflins, half, partly.

hag, a ss, a broken bog.

haggis, a special scots pudding, de of sheep's lungs, liver and

heart,

onions and oatal, boiled in a sheep's stoch.

hain, to spare, to save.

hairst, har'st, harvest.

haith, faith (an oath).

haivers, v. havers.

hal', hald, holding, possession.

hale, hail, the whole.

hale, health.

hale, hail, whole, healthy.

haleso, wholeso.

han, a partition wall, a porch, outer door.

halloween, all saints' eve (31st of october).

hallows, all saints' day (1st of noveer).

haly, holy.

ha, ho,

han', haun, hand.

han-darg, v. darg.

hand-wal'd, hand-picked (i.e., choicest).

hangie, hangn (nickna of the devil).

hansel, the first gift; earnest.

hap, a wrap, a covering against cold.

hap, to shelter.

hap, to hop.

happer, hopper (of a ll).

hap-step-an'-lowp. hop-step-and-ju.

harkit, hearkened.

harn, coarse cloth.

hash, an oaf.

haslock woo, the wool on the neck of a sheep.

haud, to hold, to keep.

hauf, half.

haughs, low-lying richnds by a river.

haun, v. han',

haurl, to trail.

hause, cuddle, erace.

haveril, hav'rel, one who talks nonsense.

havers, nonsense.

havins, nners, conduct.

hawkie, a white-faced cow; a cow.

heal, v. hale.

healso, v. haleso.

hecht, to prose; threaten.

heckle, a x-co.

heels-o'er-gowdie, v. gowdie.

heeze, to hoist.

heich, heigh, high.

heshin'd, crooked-shin'd.

herd, a herd-boy.

here awa, hereabout.

herry, to harry.

herrynt, spoliation.

hersel, herself.

het, hot.

heugh, a hollow or pit; a crag, a steep bank.

heuk, a hook.

hilch, to hobble.

hiltie-skiltie, helter-skelter.

hiel, hielfk

hiney, hinny, honey.

hing, to hang.

hirple, to ve unevenly; to li.

hissels, so ny cattle as one person can attend (r. b.).

histie, bare.

hizzie, a hussy, a wench.

hoast, cough.

hoddin, the tion of a sage countryn riding on a cart-horse

(r. b.).

hoddin-grey, coarse gray woolen.

hoggie, di of hog; a.

hog-score, a line on the curling rink.

hog-shouther, a kind of horse-y by jostling with the shoulder;

to jostle.

hoodie-craw, the hooded crow, the carrion crow.

hoodock, grasping, vulturish.

hooked, caught.

hool, the outer case, the sheath.

hoolie, softly.

hoord, hoard.

hoordet, hoarded.

horn, a horn spoon; a co of horn.

hornie, the devil.

host, v. hoast.

hotch'd, jerked.

houghgandie, fornication.

houlet, v. howlet.

houpe, hope.

hove, swell.

howdie, howdy, a dwife.

howe, hollow.

howk, to dig.

howlet, the owl.

hoyse, a hoist.

hoy't, urged (r. b.).

hoyte, to ale crazily (r. b.).

hughoc, di of hugh.

hullions, slovens.

hunder, a hundred.

hunkers, ha.

hurcheon, the hedgehog.

hurchin, urchin.

hurdies, the loins, the crupper (r. b.) (i. e., the buttocks).

hurl, to trundle.

hushion, a footless stocking.

hyte, furious.