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hanker [ˈhaŋkər]
v. To loiter, linger, to wait expectantly, to hesitate, to stammer.
v. To loiter, linger, to wait expectantly, to hesitate, to stammer.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hankerin: A strong desire to have or do something.
ansperr, ensper, hansfer, hansper, hensper, hensperr,
hansper [I.Sh. ˈ(h)anspɛr]
n. Pain or stiffness in the limbs after a long walk.
n. Pain or stiffness in the limbs after a long walk.
hantl, hantle, hantles, hauntle,
hantle [hantl]
n. A fair amount, a lot.
adj. Much, a good deal.
n. A fair amount, a lot.
adj. Much, a good deal.
haap, haapp, haappeet, hap, hap$d, hap-lace, hap-nap, happ, happ$d, happed, happet, happid, happit, happock, hapt, hap-wairm, hap-warm, hap-yairn, hap-yarn, haup, weel-happit, weil-happit,
hap [hap]
n. A cover, wrap, shawl or plaid.
dim. happock [ˈhapək] A little hump usually covered in grass etc.
v. To cover, surround or enfold so as to shelter, shield or conceal anything. To wrap a garment etc. round a person, to wrap a person up in clothes, to clothe, dress, to tuck up in bed.
pt. pp. happit adj. Covered, wrapped, clothed. n. A cover.
n. A cover, wrap, shawl or plaid.
dim. happock [ˈhapək] A little hump usually covered in grass etc.
v. To cover, surround or enfold so as to shelter, shield or conceal anything. To wrap a garment etc. round a person, to wrap a person up in clothes, to clothe, dress, to tuck up in bed.
pt. pp. happit adj. Covered, wrapped, clothed. n. A cover.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hap in -up: To cover over.
hap-lace: The border of a knitted shawl.
hap-nap: adv. Hab-nab, at random.
hap-wairm: A warm wrap or covering.
hap-yairn: Yarn for knitting a hap.
ower-hap: A bed cover.
weel happit: Well covered up, well protected.
hap-lace: The border of a knitted shawl.
hap-nap: adv. Hab-nab, at random.
hap-wairm: A warm wrap or covering.
hap-yairn: Yarn for knitting a hap.
ower-hap: A bed cover.
weel happit: Well covered up, well protected.
haippen, haippens, hap, hapless, happ, happen, happenin, happenins, happenins, happenit, happent, happie, happily, happin, happiness, happins, happint, happneens, happnin, happnins, happy, heppen, heppened, heppenin, heppent, heppin, heppins, ill-hap, oonhappy, unhappy, wanhap,
hap [hap]
n. Fortune or chance. Good fortune, good luck. The advantage or success resulting from that.
n. Fortune or chance. Good fortune, good luck. The advantage or success resulting from that.
happy [ˈhapɪ]
adj. Happy, lucky, fortunate, auspicious.
adj. Happy, lucky, fortunate, auspicious.
happily
adv. Happily.
adv. Happily.
happen [ˈhapən]
v. To happen.
pt. pp. happent
v. To happen.
pt. pp. happent
Compounds and phrases etc.
hapless: Unlucky.
happenin [ˈhapənɪn]: Casual, occasional, chance. Happening. pl. happenins
happiness: Happiness.
ill-hap: Ill-hazzard.
mishap: Misfortune, ill luck.
perhaps: Expressing uncertainty or possibility.
unhappy: Unhappy.
wanhap: n. Misfortune.
happenin [ˈhapənɪn]: Casual, occasional, chance. Happening. pl. happenins
happiness: Happiness.
ill-hap: Ill-hazzard.
mishap: Misfortune, ill luck.
perhaps: Expressing uncertainty or possibility.
unhappy: Unhappy.
wanhap: n. Misfortune.
dyke_happer, dyke_hopper, hap, happ, happed, happer, happin, happin$, happit, happitie, happity, haup, hip, hiplecks, hiplicks, hipliks, hiplocks, hipp, hippertie-skippertie, hippertie-tippertie, hipperty-skipperty, hipperty-tipperty, hippin, hippin$, hippit, hop, hoppit, hoppitie, hoppity,
hap [hap, hɔp]
also hip [hɪp]
n. A hop, a jump.
v. To hop, skip, jump. Walk with a limp. To miss, pass over, omit to take into account.
pt. pp. happit, hippit
also hip [hɪp]
n. A hop, a jump.
v. To hop, skip, jump. Walk with a limp. To miss, pass over, omit to take into account.
pt. pp. happit, hippit
Compounds and phrases etc.
dyke happer: NEC. The wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe.
happer [ˈhapər, ˈhɔpər]: A hopper, the hopper of a mill. A straw basket or strong canvas container in which the sower carries his seed.
happin [ˈhapɪn, ˈhɔpɪn]: Hopping.
happitie [ˈhapɪtɪ, ˈhɔpɪtɪ]: adj. Lame.
hiplocks: MN. Hopscotch.
happer [ˈhapər, ˈhɔpər]: A hopper, the hopper of a mill. A straw basket or strong canvas container in which the sower carries his seed.
happin [ˈhapɪn, ˈhɔpɪn]: Hopping.
happitie [ˈhapɪtɪ, ˈhɔpɪtɪ]: adj. Lame.
hiplocks: MN. Hopscotch.
harass, harassed, harasst, harish, harosh, harrash, harrish, herresh, herreshed, herris, herrish,
harass [həˈras, həˈraʃ]
v. To harass. To force or coerce.
pt. pp. harasst
v. To harass. To force or coerce.
pt. pp. harasst
hair, hairie, hairin, hairy, hare, harescart, hareshach, hareshal, hareshard, hare-shard, hareshaw, haresheuch, hareskart, harey, harin, hary, hir,
hare [heːr]
n. A hare, usually Lepus europaeus. The last sheaf or handful of grain cut in the harvest-field.
n. A hare, usually Lepus europaeus. The last sheaf or handful of grain cut in the harvest-field.
harey [ˈheːre]
adj. U. Like a hare, cunning, knowing, sharp, capable.
adj. U. Like a hare, cunning, knowing, sharp, capable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hareshard [ˈhɛrʃard], harescart [ˈhɛrskart]: A hare lip.
harin: Running with great speed
white hare: NEC. MN. SN. The mountain hare Lepus timidus.
harin: Running with great speed
white hare: NEC. MN. SN. The mountain hare Lepus timidus.
Haarlaw, Harela, Harela$, Harelaa, Harelaw, Harlaw, Harlaw, Herlaa, Herlaa,
Harelaw [ˈheːrlɑː, N. ˈhɛrlaː]
pn. Harelaw (Borders).
pn. Harlaw (Aberdeenshire).
pn. Harelaw (Borders).
pn. Harlaw (Aberdeenshire).
harigal, harigald, harigalds, harigalds, harigalls, harigals, harrigals,
harigalds [ˈharɪgəl(d)z]
n. pl. Animal viscera, entrails, heart, liver and lungs.
n. pl. Animal viscera, entrails, heart, liver and lungs.