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haalm, haam, halm, haulm, haulms, haum, haums,
haum [hɔːm, N. I. haːm]
n. The stalks or stems collectively of peas, beans, or potatoes without the pods or tubers often used for animal bedding.
pl. haums
n. The stalks or stems collectively of peas, beans, or potatoes without the pods or tubers often used for animal bedding.
pl. haums
aan, aff-han, affhaun, affhaund, aff-haund, aforehaan, afore-han, aforehaun, aforehaund, afore-haund, aforehin, ahin$-han$, ahin-haun, ahint_the_haund, ahinthand, ahint-hand, ahinthaund, ahint-haund, atween_haunds, atweenhaans, atweenhaunds, atweenhauns, faran, farran, forehan, forehand, forehand, forehannit, forehaun, forehaund, forin, haan, haand, haanded, haandelt, haandicap, haandie, haandler, haandless, haandlin, haandy, haanelt, haaners, haanfae, haanin, haanle, haanler, haanless, haanlin, han, han$, han$, han$led, han$less, hander, handfae, handfu, handi, handie, handle, handleen, handler, handless, handlin, handlin$, handy, handy, hanfae, hanfu, hanhud, hanle, hanler, hanless, hanlin, hann, hannah, hannalin, hannay, hannel, hannelt, hanner, hannet, hannfu, hannie, hannin, hannit, hannle, hannled, hannler, hannlet, hannlin, hanns, hanny, hans, hantie, hanty, haun, haun$, haun$elt, haun$l, haun$le, haun$let, haun$t, haunal, haunan, haund, haundae, haunded, haundelt, haunder, haunders, haundfou, haundfu, haundhaud, haundicap, haundie, haundie, haundin, haundit, haundle, haundler, haundless, haundlessness, haundlet, haundlin, haunds, haundy, haunel, hauner, hauners, haunfa, haunfae, haunfu, haunie, haunit, haunlar, haunle, haunler, haunless, haunlessness, haunlin, haunling, haunnel, haunnelt, haunners, haunnit, haunnle, haunnlet, hauns, haunt, haunul, hawn, hawnd, hawndless, hawnel, hawnie, hawnin, hawns, hon, hond, honds, honfy, honner, honners, honnle, hons, hoonan, hunnel, hunnil, hunnle, hunnul, mishannle, mishaundle, naarhaan, naarhan, naehandy, narhan, narhan$, naurhaun, naurhaun$, naurhaund, near_han$, near_haun, near-haand, nearhan, nearhand, nearhaun, nearhaund, neer-haun, neirhan, neirhan$, nerrhand, ourhan, ourhan$, overhand, owerhan, owerhaun, owerhaund, ower-haund, owrehaund, saecon-haundit, saicon-haunit, saicont-haundit, secon-handit, secon-hannit, seicont-haundit, shorthaun, shorthaund, staan_yer_haan, stan_yer_haan, staun_yer_haun, staund_yer_haund, throwhan, throw-han, twa-han, twa-haund, unnerhaan, unnerhan, unnerhaun, unnerhaund,
haund [hɑːn(d), hɔːn(d), N. I. haːn(d)]
n. A hand.
dim. haundie A small wooden tub or pail used for carrying liquids, a wooden food dish.
pl. haunds
v. To hand, to pass over something by hand.
pt. pp. haundit
n. A hand.
dim. haundie A small wooden tub or pail used for carrying liquids, a wooden food dish.
pl. haunds
v. To hand, to pass over something by hand.
pt. pp. haundit
haundy
adj. Handy, convenient, useful, adaptable.
adj. Handy, convenient, useful, adaptable.
haundle [hɑːn(d)l, hɔːn(d)l N. I. haːn(d)l]
n. A handle.
v. To handle.
pt. pp. haundelt
n. A handle.
v. To handle.
pt. pp. haundelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
affhaund: adj. Blunt, plain, without warning or preparation.
aforehaund: Beforehand.
aforehaund wi: To forestall.
a haund: Help, assistance. col. WC. haunders [ˈhɔːnərz]
ahinthaund: Late, after the event. In arrears.
ahint the haund: Late, after the event.
amang haunds: In the meantime.
at aw haunds. At every opportunity.
atween haunds: In the meantime, meanwhile.
forehaund [foːr-]: A position in front or in advance of. MN. [ˈfɑːrən] The starboard side of a boat. First, foremost, leading. Payment made in advance, beforehand.
forehaundit: Provident.
haunder: An advisor or helper who lends a hand.
haundfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: A handful.
haundhaud: A handhold.
haundicap: A handicap.
haundin: Handing.
haundler: A handler.
haundless: Handless, awkward, clumsy, incompetent.
haundlessness: Incompetence.
haundlin [ˈhɑːn(d)lɪn, ˈhɔːn(d)lɪn, N. I. ˈhaːn(d)lɪn]: Handling. A transaction, business, job in hand, task, undertaking. A share in some affair, an intermeddling. A difficult task, a social gathering.
mishaundle: To mishandle, to mangle, to maim, to knock about.
nae haundy: adj. adv. MN. A lot of, of great size.
naurhaund, nearhaund: Close at hand, close by, nearly, almost.
owerhaund: The upper hand, mastery.
seicont-haundit: Second-hand.
shorthaund: Shorthand.
staund yer haund: Pay for a round of drinks.
tae haund: At hand, present.
tak on haund: To undertake.
tak throu haund: To discuss, deal with.
twa-haund: Two-handed.
unhaundy: Unhandy.
(hae the) unnerhaund: To be in a weak or disadvantageous position.
aforehaund: Beforehand.
aforehaund wi: To forestall.
a haund: Help, assistance. col. WC. haunders [ˈhɔːnərz]
ahinthaund: Late, after the event. In arrears.
ahint the haund: Late, after the event.
amang haunds: In the meantime.
at aw haunds. At every opportunity.
atween haunds: In the meantime, meanwhile.
forehaund [foːr-]: A position in front or in advance of. MN. [ˈfɑːrən] The starboard side of a boat. First, foremost, leading. Payment made in advance, beforehand.
forehaundit: Provident.
haunder: An advisor or helper who lends a hand.
haundfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: A handful.
haundhaud: A handhold.
haundicap: A handicap.
haundin: Handing.
haundler: A handler.
haundless: Handless, awkward, clumsy, incompetent.
haundlessness: Incompetence.
haundlin [ˈhɑːn(d)lɪn, ˈhɔːn(d)lɪn, N. I. ˈhaːn(d)lɪn]: Handling. A transaction, business, job in hand, task, undertaking. A share in some affair, an intermeddling. A difficult task, a social gathering.
mishaundle: To mishandle, to mangle, to maim, to knock about.
nae haundy: adj. adv. MN. A lot of, of great size.
naurhaund, nearhaund: Close at hand, close by, nearly, almost.
owerhaund: The upper hand, mastery.
seicont-haundit: Second-hand.
shorthaund: Shorthand.
staund yer haund: Pay for a round of drinks.
tae haund: At hand, present.
tak on haund: To undertake.
tak throu haund: To discuss, deal with.
twa-haund: Two-handed.
unhaundy: Unhandy.
(hae the) unnerhaund: To be in a weak or disadvantageous position.
ha$nt, ha$nter, ha$ntin, haant, haanter, haantin, hant, hanter, hantin, hantit, haunt, haunter, hauntin, hauntit, hent, henter, hentin, hint, hinter, hintin,
haunt [hɑːnt, hɔːnt, N. haːnt, hʌnt]
n. Custom, habit, practice.
v. To haunt. To accustom.
pt. pp. hauntit
n. Custom, habit, practice.
v. To haunt. To accustom.
pt. pp. hauntit
Compounds and phrases etc.
haunter: A frequenter, someone who haunts.
hauntin: Practising or exercising a custom, habit or practice.
hauntin: Practising or exercising a custom, habit or practice.
ha$rd, haard, haarden, haardens, haardlie, haardlies, haardlins, haardship, haarlie, haarlins, haarly, haarn, haarns, haaurdly, haerd, haird, hairden, hairdent, hairdlies, hairdly, hairdship, hairn, har$ly, hard, harden, hardens, hardin, hardins, hardleys, hardlie, hardlies, hardlins, hards, hardship, harlie, harlies, harly, harn, harned, harns, haurd, haurden, haurdenit, haurdens, haurdent, haurdlie, haurdlies, haurdlins, haurdly, haurds, haurdship, haurlie, haurly, haurn, haurns, herd, herden, herdent, herdin, herdlies, herdly, herdship, hordly,
haurd [hɑ(ː)rd, hɔːrd, N. I. haːrd]
also haird [hɛrd, heːrd]
n. Difficulty, hardship. A piece of firm ground.
adj. Hard. Of intoxicants: strong, undiluted, raw. Close-fisted, penurious, stingy. Of wind: dry. Of tartan cloth: of a hard, dense texture.
adv. Tightly, firmly, securely.
also haird [hɛrd, heːrd]
n. Difficulty, hardship. A piece of firm ground.
adj. Hard. Of intoxicants: strong, undiluted, raw. Close-fisted, penurious, stingy. Of wind: dry. Of tartan cloth: of a hard, dense texture.
adv. Tightly, firmly, securely.
haurdly [ˈhɑ(ː)r(d)lɪ, ˈhɔːr(d)lɪ]
also hairdly [ˈheːr(d)lɪ]
adv. Hardly.
haurden [hɑ(ː)rdən, hɔ(ː)rdən, hɑrn, hɔrn, harn]
also hairden [hɛrdən, heːrdən]
n. Very coarse linen cloth. pl. haurdens
v. To harden. To roast, toast make crisp on a fire. Of weather: to clear up or become settled after rain.
pt. pp. haurdent, hairdent
also hairdly [ˈheːr(d)lɪ]
adv. Hardly.
haurden [hɑ(ː)rdən, hɔ(ː)rdən, hɑrn, hɔrn, harn]
also hairden [hɛrdən, heːrdən]
n. Very coarse linen cloth. pl. haurdens
v. To harden. To roast, toast make crisp on a fire. Of weather: to clear up or become settled after rain.
pt. pp. haurdent, hairdent
Compounds and phrases etc.
haurdlies [hɑ(ː)r(d)lɪz, hɔːr(d)lɪz], hairdlies [hɛrdlɪz, heːrdlɪz]: adv. Hardly, scarcely.
haurdlins [ˈhɑ(ː)r(d)lɪnz, ˈhɔːr(d)lɪnz], hairdlins [ˈhɛr(d)lɪnz, ˈheːr(d)lɪnz]: adv. Hardly, scarcely.
haurds: The coarse refuse of flax or hemp separated by hecklin.
haurdship, hairdship: Hardship.
haurdlins [ˈhɑ(ː)r(d)lɪnz, ˈhɔːr(d)lɪnz], hairdlins [ˈhɛr(d)lɪnz, ˈheːr(d)lɪnz]: adv. Hardly, scarcely.
haurds: The coarse refuse of flax or hemp separated by hecklin.
haurdship, hairdship: Hardship.
haas, haase, haise, hals, hass, hassan, hassen, hassens, hause, hause-pipe, hausin, hauss, haws, hawse, hawsen, kittie_white-hause, kitty-white-hass,
hause [hɑːs, hɔːs, N. I. haːs]
n. The neck, throat, gullet. A defile, a narrow passage between hills, the head of a pass.
v. To hug, embrace, take in one's arms.
n. The neck, throat, gullet. A defile, a narrow passage between hills, the head of a pass.
v. To hug, embrace, take in one's arms.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hause-pipe: The throat, windpipe.
hausin: I.Sh. One of the strakes of a boat, next to the gar-board.
kittie white-hause: The whitethroat Sylvia communis.
pap o the hause: That Adam's apple.
hausin: I.Sh. One of the strakes of a boat, next to the gar-board.
kittie white-hause: The whitethroat Sylvia communis.
pap o the hause: That Adam's apple.
haat, halt, haut, holt, hout, howlt, howt, hult,
haut [hɑːt, hɔːt, N. haːt]
n. A limping, a hop.
v. To limp, hop.
n. A limping, a hop.
v. To limp, hop.
ha$en, ha$ener, ha$eners, ha$in, hain, haven, havin, hevn, hine, hyne,
haven [ˈheːvən]
also ha'en [heən], hine [həɪn]
n. A haven.
also ha'en [heən], hine [həɪn]
n. A haven.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ha'ener: A resdent of the haven.
haiver, haiver-mael, haivermeal, haiverpoke, haivers, hauver, hauver-meal, haver, havermeal, haver-meal, haver-meil, haverpoke, havers, havr,
haver [ˈheːvər]
n. Oats.
n. Oats.
Compounds and phrases etc.
havermeal [-mil, -mel]: Oatmeal.
haverpoke: A horse's nosebag.
haverpoke: A horse's nosebag.
ha, haa, haave, haw, hyaave, hyauve, hyawve,
haw [hɑː, hɔː, N. h(j)aː, MN. çjaːv, I. haː]
adj. Of things: a pale, wan colouring, tinged with blue or green. Of people: pale, wan, with a livid, sallow or blae complexion. Of animals: having a mottled-gray hide, roan-coloured.
adj. Of things: a pale, wan colouring, tinged with blue or green. Of people: pale, wan, with a livid, sallow or blae complexion. Of animals: having a mottled-gray hide, roan-coloured.
chaw, chaw, chaws, ha, ha$s, haa, haa-buss, haas, haathorn, has, haus, haw, haw-buss, haws, hawthorne, hya, hyas, hyaw, hyaws,
haw [hɑː, hɔ, N. haː]
n. The hawthorn Crataegus monogyna and its berry.
also pl. haws
n. The hawthorn Crataegus monogyna and its berry.
also pl. haws
Compounds and phrases etc.
haw-buss: A hawthorn bush.