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hersel, hersel, hershel, hershelin, hershell, hershellin, hersle, herslin, hirdsell, hirdsellin, hirsel, hirsel, hirsele, hirselin, hirselin, hirsell, hirsellin, hirsle, hirslin, hirstle, hirstlin, hissle, hisslin, hurschle, hurschlin, hursle, hurslin,
hirsle [ˈhɪrsl, ˈhʌrsl, ˈhɪrʃl, ˈhʌrʃl]
n. A slithering, hitching motion, A wheeze or catarrhal sound in the chest.
v. To shuffle, move awkwardly. To cough.
n. A slithering, hitching motion, A wheeze or catarrhal sound in the chest.
v. To shuffle, move awkwardly. To cough.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hirsle yont: Move along.
hirslin: Shuffling along. Noisy coughing.
hirslin: Shuffling along. Noisy coughing.
hirst, hirstie, hirsty, hist, histie, histy, hrist, hristie, hristy, hurst,
hirst [hɪ(r)st]
n. A barren, unproductive piece of ground, usually a hillock, knoll or ridge, the rocky summit of a hill. A bank of sand or shingle in a river, a ford or shallow. A great number or quantity of.
n. A barren, unproductive piece of ground, usually a hillock, knoll or ridge, the rocky summit of a hill. A bank of sand or shingle in a river, a ford or shallow. A great number or quantity of.
hirstie
adj. Of soil: dry and stony, barren.
adj. Of soil: dry and stony, barren.
hirtch, hurtch,
hirtch [hɪrtʃ]
v. To shudder with cold or fear. To move jerkily, edge forward. To shrug the shoulders.
n. A slight sideways push or jerky motion. A hitch, a shrug of the shoulders.
v. To shudder with cold or fear. To move jerkily, edge forward. To shrug the shoulders.
n. A slight sideways push or jerky motion. A hitch, a shrug of the shoulders.
heesh, hish, hishie, hishy, hiss-hass, hushie, hushy,
hish [hɪʃ]
also heesh [hiʃ]
int. An exhortation to be quiet.
n. A soothing sound to sleep a baby.
also heesh [hiʃ]
int. An exhortation to be quiet.
n. A soothing sound to sleep a baby.
hishie
n. A whisper.
v. To make a hissing sound in order to drive an animal away, to scare birds, or to incite a dog to attack.
n. A whisper.
v. To make a hissing sound in order to drive an animal away, to scare birds, or to incite a dog to attack.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hiss-hass: I.Sh. To be in a state of confusion and unrest.
heistorie, historic, historical, history, histrie, histry,
historic [ˈhɪstoːrɪk]
adj. Historic.
adj. Historic.
Compounds and phrases etc.
historical [ˈhɪstoːrɪkl]
history [ˈhɪst(oː)rɪ]
history [ˈhɪst(oː)rɪ]
hat, hätten, hit, hitten, hitten, hittin, hotten, hut, hutten, huttin,
hit [hɪt, hʌt]
v. To hit.
pt. hat [hat],
pp. hitten [ˈhɪtən], hutten [ˈhʌtən]
v. To hit.
pt. hat [hat],
pp. hitten [ˈhɪtən], hutten [ˈhʌtən]
Compounds and phrases etc.
hittin: Hitting.
hich, hitch, hitchie-beds,
hitch [hɪtʃ]
n. A hitch. A limp in walking. The little hop made in playing hop-scotch.
v. To hitch. To hobble, hop or limp.
n. A hitch. A limp in walking. The little hop made in playing hop-scotch.
v. To hitch. To hobble, hop or limp.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hitchie-beds: The spaces chalked on the pavement for playing the game of peevers.
hedder, hether, hidder, hiddercomin, hiddercummin, hiddertil, hiddertill, hither, hithercome, hithercomin, hithercummin, hithertil, hithertill,
hither [ˈhɪðər, I.Sh. ˈhɪdər]
also arch. MN. hidder [ˈhɪdər]
adv. On this side, on the nearer side.
also arch. MN. hidder [ˈhɪdər]
adv. On this side, on the nearer side.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hithercome: Arrival, lineage, ancestral descent.
hithercomin: Coming here, arrival.
hithertil: Hitherto.
hithercomin: Coming here, arrival.
hithertil: Hitherto.
heved, hivet, hivved, hivvet,
hivet [I.Sh. ˈhɪvət]
n. A swelling, a lump, a heap.
n. A swelling, a lump, a heap.
heavilie, hivie, hivily, hivvie, hivvy, hivy,
hivy [ˈhɪvɪ]
n. A beer equivalent to best bitter.
adj. Heavy. Of a river: swollen, above normal height. In an advanced state of pregnancy. Large, copious.
n. A beer equivalent to best bitter.
adj. Heavy. Of a river: swollen, above normal height. In an advanced state of pregnancy. Large, copious.
hivily
adv. Heavily.
adv. Heavily.