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Hap, to wrap, i. 151, i. 36, 71

Hap, hop, ii. 20, 122

26. Winter hap, winter clothing,

Ha'pence, half-pence, i. 22, 125

Happer, a hopper, i. 77, 15

Happing, hopping, i. 114, 71

Hap-step-an-lowp, hop, step and jump, with a light airy step, i. 21, 714

Harkit, hearkened, i. 68, l 19

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Harn, yarn, i. 205, 127

Hash, a soft, useless fellow, i. 12, 19. Hash'd, did smite, did disfigure, ii. 213, 17

Haslock, descriptive of the finest wool, being the lock that grows on the hals or throat, ii. 284, 15

Has't, has it, i. 32, 122

Hastit, hasted, i. 110,

11

Haud, to hold, i. 13, 19; would keep, i. 208, l21. Hauds, holds, ii. 193, 19

Hauf, the half, ii. 43, 13

Haughs, low-lying lands, meadows, i. 9, 121

Hauns, hands, as applied to workmen, persons, i. 225, 75 Haurl, to drag, i. 185, 1. Haurls, drags, i. 89, 722 Haurlin, peeling, dragging off, i. 91, 122

Hauver, oatmeal, ii. 300, 19

Hav'rel, half-witted, i. 85, 1

Havins, good manners, i. 54, 19

Hawkie, a cow, properly one with a white face, i. 50, 11 Heapet, heaped, i. 77, 15. Heepit, heaped, i. 110, 729

Healsome, wholesome, i. 131, /2

Hearin', hearing, ii. 17, 20. Hear't, hear it, i. 163, 7 13 Heartie, dim. of heart, i. 100, 125

Hearse, hoarse, i. 14, 75

Hech, an exclamation of wonder, i. 6, 123

Hecht, foretold, i. 91, 16; offered, ii. 87, 13

Hechtin', making to pant, ii. 75, 76

Heckle, a board in which are fixed a number of sharp pins used in dressing hemp, flax, &c. i. 220, 17 Hee balou, a term used by nurses when lulling children, ii. 281, 19

Heels-o'er-gowdy, head over heels, i. 262, l I
Heeze, to elevate, to hoist, i. 65, 24

Heft, haft, i. 204,30

Hein shinn'd, in-shinned, ii. 150, / 1
Hellim, the helm, ii. 188, 7 2

Hen-broo, hen broth, ii. 334, / 24

Herrin, herring, i. 34, 7 16

Herriet, harried, ii. 22,

23

Herryment, plundering, devastation, i. 40, l 22
Hersel, herself, i. 34, 3

Het, hot. Gie him't het, give him it hot, i. 17, / 21
Heugh, a coal pit, i. 48, l 19; a steep, ii. 303, 3
Heuk, a reaping-hook, ii. 261, 716

Hie, high, ii. 134, / 2. Hich, high, ii. 279, / 2
Hidin', hiding, i. 151, 7 21

Hilch, to hobble, i. 121, 19.

Hill-tap, hill top, ii. 251, 7 17

Hilchin, halting, i. 90, 7 14

Hiltie skiltie, helter-skelter, i. 225, 7 23

Himsel, himself, i. 3, 7 I

Hiney, honey, ii. 138, 72

Hing, to hang, i. 44, 21. Hingin', hanging, i. 239, 7 15. Hinging, hanging, ii. 239, l 2

Hirples, walks with difficulty, ii. 304, 13. Hirplin, limping, i. 20, / 25

Hissels, hissel, so many cattle as one person can attend, i. 176, 72

Histie, dry, barren, i. 144, 19
Hitch, a loop or knot, i. 52, l 21

Hizzies, young women, i. 4, l I

Hoast, a cough, i. 13, 13

Hoble, to hobble, i. 108, l 25

Hoddin, the motion of a man on horseback, i. 22, / 16 Hoggie, a young sheep after it is smeared and before it is shorn, ii. 316, 7 I

Hog-score, a kind of distance-line drawn across the rink, i. 80, / 17

Hog-shouther, a kind of horse-play by justling with the shoulder, i. 174, 78

Hol't, holed, perforated, i. 100, / 25

Hool, the outer skin or case, i. 92,

19

Hoodie-craw, the hooded crow, i. 265, 7 4

Hoodock, miserly, ii. 16, l 26

Hoolie! stop! i. 58, / 16

Hoord, hoard, i. 50, / 19.

Hoordet, hoarded, i. 86, l 1

Horn, a spoon made of horn, i. 153, 7 1; a comb made of horn, i. 159,5

Hornie, Satan, i. 24, 7 I

Hostin, coughing, i. 59, 23. Host, a cough, ii. 37, 7 16 Hotch'd, fidgetted, i. 206, 18

Houghmagandie, fornication, i. 28, / 13

Houlets, owls, i. 186, / 25.

owl, ii. 74, II

Howlet-faced, faced like an

Housie, dim. of house, i. 112, / I

Hov'd, swelled, i. 34, l 2

Howdie, a midwife, i. 11, / 23

Howe, hollowly, i. 30, 17; a hollow or dell, i. 56, 7 1.

Howes, hollows, ii. 13,

21

Howe-backit, sunk in the back, i. 107, 13

Howkit, digged, i. 2, l 20; dug up, i. 50, 16

Hoy't, urged, i. 91, 7 15

Hoyse, hoist, i. 46, 7 16

Hoyte, to amble crazily, i. 108, / 25

Hughoc, Hugh, i. 53, 12

Hunder, a hundred, i. 205, l 10

Hunkers, hams, i. 102, 15

Huntit, hunted, ii. 214, 7 15

Hurcheon, a hedgehog, i. 185, l 2

Hurchin, an urchin, i. 103, l 24

Hurdies, hips, i. 2, 7 16

Hurl, to fall down ruinously, i. 39, 18; to ride, ii. 40, l 18 Hushion, a cushion, ii. 150, 7 II

Hyte, mad, ii. 17, 7 16

ICKER, an ear of corn, i. III, / 21

Ier'oe, a great-grandchild, i. 157, / 23

Ilk, each, i. 67, 23. Ilka, every, i. 2, l 12

Ill-willie, ill-natured, i. 152, l 2

Indentin, indenturing, i. 5, 1 34

Ingine, genius, ingenuity, i. 163, 7 16

Ingle-lowe, the household fire, i. 69, 7 3. Ingle-cheek,

the fireside, i. 68, 17

In's, in his, i. 37, 26. In't, in it, ii. 216, / 2

I'se, I shall or will, i. 171, 17

Isna, is not, i. 261, / 19

Ither, other, i. 2, / 17

Itsel, itself, i. 298, 7 1

JAD, a jade, i. 43, 30. Jads, jades, i. 8, l 13
Janwar, January, ii. 230, 7 11

Jauk, to dally, to trifle, i. 129, l 16

Jaukin, trifling, dallying, i. 87, l 20
Jauner, foolish talk, ii. 279, 16
Jauntie, dim. of jaunt, i. 234, 19
Jaups, splashes, i. 39, 19

Jaw, to pour, ii. 188, 76

Jillet, a jilt, i. 151, 79

Jimp, to jump, i. 121, 19; slender, ii. 131, l 22. Jimps, a kind of easy stays, ii. 257, 3

Jimply, neatly, ii. 162, 7 23

Jink, to dodge, i. 9,

16. Jinkin, dodging, i. 52, / II

Jinker, that turns quickly, i. 108, 127

Jinkers, gay sprightly girls, ii. 17, 14

Jirkinet, an outer jacket or jerkin worn by women, ii. 257, 13

Jirt, a jerk, i. 168, / 25

Jobbin', jobbing, ii. 53, 7 30

Joctelegs, clasp-knives, i. 85, l II

Joes, lovers, i. 246, 15. Jo, sweetheart, a term expressing affection and some degree of familiarity, ii. 49, l 28

Johnny Ged's Hole, the gravedigger, i. 33, l I

Jokin, joking, i. 162, 721

Jorum, the jug, ii. 153, 19

Jouk, to duck, i. 62, 3; to make obeisance, ii. 318, 7 25

Jow, to jow, to swing and sound, i. 27, 29

Jumpit, jumped, i. 81, 7 15

Jundie, to justle, i. 174, 18

KAES, daws, i. 18, 7 21

Kail, broth, i. 18, / 20.

Kail-blade, the leaf of the cole

wort, i. 32, 19. Kail-runt, the stem of the colewort, i. 31, 30

Kain, farm produce paid as rent, i. 2, l 32

Kebars, rafters, i. 96, 18

Kebbuck, a cheese, i. 27, / 12. Kebbuck-heel, the remaining portion of a cheese, i. 27, / 25

Keckle, to cackle, to laugh, i. 220, 15

Keekin'-glass, a looking-glass, ii. 74, 7 13
Keekit, peeped, ii. 230, / 13
Keeks, peeps, i. 3. 16

Keepit, kept, i. 1, 78

Kelpies, water-spirits, i. 37, l 18

Ken, know, i. 6, 7 1.

Kent, knew, i. 3, 7 31. Kend,

known, i. 48, l 18. Kenn'd, known, i. 28, l 17

Kennin, a little bit, i. 78, l 31

Kep, to catch anything when falling, i. 187, 18

Ket, a fleece, i. 56, 78

Kiaugh, anxiety, i. 128, l 22

Kickin', kicking, i. 265, 7 5

Kilbagie, the name of a certain kind of whisky, i. 103, 7 11

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Kintra, country, i. 269, 7 13

Kintra cooser, a country stallion, i. 240, l 10

King's-hood, a part of the entrails of an ox, i.

Kirn, a churn, i. 50, 18.

30, 78

Kirns, harvest-homes, i. 5, l 10

Kirsen, to christen, i. 166, 18

Kist, a shop counter, i. 169, 18

Kissin', kissing, ii. 333, / 15

Kitchen, anything that eats with bread to serve for soup or gravy, ii. 47, 1. Kitchens, seasons, makes palat

able, i. 10, 24

Kittle, to tickle, i. 26, 14; ticklish, i. 40, l 28

Kittlin, a kitten, i. 91, 7 27

Kiutlin, cuddling, i. 85, l 22

Knaggie, like knags, or points of rock, i. 107, 7 13 Knappin-hammers, hammers for breaking stones, i. 164,

7 24

Knowe, a hillock, i. 2, l 24

Knurl, a churl, ii. 87, 7 11

Knurlin, a dwarf, i. 246, 7 15

Kye, cows, i. 8, 725

Kyle, a district of Ayrshire, i. 151, 7 1

Kytes, bellies, i. 153, 73

Kythe, discover, i. 84, 7 12

LADDIE, a lad, i. 96, l 19

Lade, a load, i. 198, / 14

Laggen, the angle between the side and bottom of a wooden

dish, i. 67, l 17

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