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hissie, hissy, hissy, hizzie, hizziskip, hizzy, hussie, hussy, huzzy,
hizzie [hɪzi, hʌzi]
n. A hussy, a lively young woman. A pocket-case for holding needles and thread etc.
n. A hussy, a lively young woman. A pocket-case for holding needles and thread etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hizziskip: arch. Housewifery, housekeeping, household management.
hoag, hog, hoga, hoga, hoger,
hoag [hog]
n. U. An unpleasant smell.
n. U. An unpleasant smell.
haust, hoast, hoasted, hoastin, hoastit, hoost, hosst, host, hostan, hostin, houst, howst, hust, kinkhoast, kink-hoast, kinkhost,
hoast [host]
n. A cough.
v. To cough.
pt. pp. hoastit
n. A cough.
v. To cough.
pt. pp. hoastit
Compounds and phrases etc.
hoastin: Coughing.
kink-hoast: A whooping-cough.
kirkyaird hoast: A severe cough.
kink-hoast: A whooping-cough.
kirkyaird hoast: A severe cough.
hobbeldehoy, hobbeldihoy, hobbledehoi, hobbledehoy, hobbled-hoy, hobbledihoy,
hobbledehoy [ˈhɔb(ə)ldɪhoi]
n. An awkward bad-mannered adolescent boy.
n. An awkward bad-mannered adolescent boy.
hoabie, hobbie, hobbie,
hobby [ˈhɔbe]
n. The hobby Falco subbuteo.
n. The hobby Falco subbuteo.
boo-hoched, boo-hocht, bou-hocht, bou-houcht, bowe-hochit, bow-haugh$d, bow-hoched, hauch, hauchle, hauchs, haugh, haughle, haughmagandie, heuch, heuchmagandie, hoach, hoch, hoched, hochle, hochlin, hochly, hochmagandie, hochmagandy, hochs, hocht, hock, hogmagandie, hoochmagandie, houch, houchmagandie, hough, houghel, houghle, houghmagandie, hough-magandie, hough-magandie, houghmagandy, howch, huchyall, pattit-hoch, potted-hoch, pottit-hoch, shamley-hocked, shamley-houghed, shammlie-hocht, shammly-hocht, skenkhoch, skink-hoch, skink-hough,
hoch [hɔx, hox, S. hʌux]
n. Hough or hock. The joint in the hind leg of an animal between the tibia and the metatarsus, a joint of beef (shin), mutton, pork or veal cut from near that point. The hollow behind the knee-joint, the back of the thigh, the thigh itself, the upper part of the leg.
n. Hough or hock. The joint in the hind leg of an animal between the tibia and the metatarsus, a joint of beef (shin), mutton, pork or veal cut from near that point. The hollow behind the knee-joint, the back of the thigh, the thigh itself, the upper part of the leg.
hochle [hoxl, S. hʌuxl, WC. U. hɔiçl]
n. A slovenly person.
v. To walk with a slow, awkward, hobbling or tottering gait, do anything awkwardly, to be untidy in dress.
pt. pp. hocht adj. Houghed.
n. A slovenly person.
v. To walk with a slow, awkward, hobbling or tottering gait, do anything awkwardly, to be untidy in dress.
pt. pp. hocht adj. Houghed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bou-hocht: bandy-legged.
cou-hocht: SW. Knock-kneed, bowlegged.
hochlin: Walking awkwardly, hobbling or tottering,
hochmagandie [-məˈgandi]: Fornication.
pattit hoch: A dish made from the shin of a cow or pig, boiled, shredded and served.
shammlie-hocht: Wobbly-kneed.
skink-hoch: A shin of beef.
cou-hocht: SW. Knock-kneed, bowlegged.
hochlin: Walking awkwardly, hobbling or tottering,
hochmagandie [-məˈgandi]: Fornication.
pattit hoch: A dish made from the shin of a cow or pig, boiled, shredded and served.
shammlie-hocht: Wobbly-kneed.
skink-hoch: A shin of beef.
hacken, hocken, hockin, hoken, hokken,
hocken [I.Sh. ˈhɔkən]
adj. Ravenous, very eager for food, voracious.
adj. Ravenous, very eager for food, voracious.
hoakker, hocker, hoker, hucker, huker,
hocker [ˈhokər, ˈhʌ-, ˈhø-]
v. To crouch, often over or near a fire for warmth. To walk or hobble bent double.
v. To crouch, often over or near a fire for warmth. To walk or hobble bent double.
hocus, hokus,
hocus [ˈhokəs]
n. Hocus. A stupid person, a fool, simpleton.
n. Hocus. A stupid person, a fool, simpleton.
hod, hoddin, hoddin$,
hod [ˈhɔdɪn]
v. To jog along on horseback.
v. To jog along on horseback.