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heely, høli, hooley, hoolie, hooly, huilie, huillie, huily, hulie,
huily [ˈhøli, N. ˈhili]
adv. Slowly, gently, without haste.
adj. Slow, cautious, careful.
v. To pause, halt, hesitate, take a breath.
adv. Slowly, gently, without haste.
adj. Slow, cautious, careful.
v. To pause, halt, hesitate, take a breath.
Compounds and phrases etc.
huily and fairly: Slowly and carefully but steadily, cautiously.
hom, höm, home, homeen, homin, hömin, hømin, hoomin, huen, huen, huim, huimin, huimsk, huimsket, huimskit, hum, hümeen, hümen, humin, hümin, hümmin, humset, humsket, huumin,
huim [I. høm, hʌm]
also huimsk [hømsk, hʌmsk]
n. Twilight, dusk. An overcast or cloudy sky, a haze.
v. To become dark, to grow dusk.
pt. pp. huimskit adj. Hazy, overcast, dusk.
also huimsk [hømsk, hʌmsk]
n. Twilight, dusk. An overcast or cloudy sky, a haze.
v. To become dark, to grow dusk.
pt. pp. huimskit adj. Hazy, overcast, dusk.
Compounds and phrases etc.
huimin: Twilight, dusk.
baak_heuns, bauk-huins, heun, heuns, høn, høns, hoon, hoons, huin, huins, hune, hunes,
huin [I.Sh. høn, hun]
n. The projection at the top of a mast which prevents the shrouds from slipping and which is pierced by the hole through which the halyards run. A wooden handle.
pl. huins The ridge.
n. The projection at the top of a mast which prevents the shrouds from slipping and which is pierced by the hole through which the halyards run. A wooden handle.
pl. huins The ridge.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bauk-huins: Out of sorts, offended.
on the huins: On the lookout.
on the huins: On the lookout.
heup, hoop, huip, hupe,
huip [høp, hyp, C. U. hɪp, N. hip]
n. A hoop.
n. A hoop.
haird, heerd, heurd, hoord, huird, huirrd,
huird [S. høːrd, C. heːrd, MN. huːrd]
n. A hoard.
v. To hoard.
n. A hoard.
v. To hoard.
Compounds and phrases etc.
huirder: A person who hoards.
hairiken, heerican, herrikan, huirican, hurrikan,
huirican [ˈhøːrɪkən, C. ˈheːrɪkən, MN. ˈhiːrɪkən]
n. A hurricane.
n. A hurricane.
hoove, hooved, hoovin, huive, huived, huivin, huivv, huivved, huivvin,
huive [høːv]
v. S. To remain, stay. To cease, desist, forbear.
pt. pp. huived
v. S. To remain, stay. To cease, desist, forbear.
pt. pp. huived
Compounds and phrases etc.
huivin: Cesing, desisting.
See also hover.
haevie, heavie, heevie, hoovie, houvie, hövi, huivi, huivie, huivy, huvie, huvvy,
huivie [NN. hiːvi, I. høvi]
n. A basket woven from plaited straw or dried stalks of the dock.
n. A basket woven from plaited straw or dried stalks of the dock.
huglie, hulch, huldge, huldgie, hulge, hulgie,
huldge [ˈhʌldʒ]
v. MN. To crouch, to hunch oneself up with cold or discomfort.
v. MN. To crouch, to hunch oneself up with cold or discomfort.
Compounds and phrases etc.
huldgie: MN. Haivng a hump or hump backed.
heelabalow, hilliebuloo, hullaballo, hullabaloo, whillaballoo, whillybaloo, whulaballo, whullabulloo,
hullabaloo [ˈhʌləˈbəluː]
n. An uproar, a clamour, a noisy disturbance.
n. An uproar, a clamour, a noisy disturbance.