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Howepark, Howpark,
Howpark [ˈhʌupark]
pn. Howpark (Edinburgh).
pn. Howpark (Edinburgh).
hauchtie, hauchty, haughtie, howtie, howtieness, howtiness, howty,
howtie [hʌuːtɪ]
adj. Haughty. Apt to wax angry or sulky.
adj. Haughty. Apt to wax angry or sulky.
Compounds and phrases etc.
howtiness: Haughtiness.
$toudie, $toudy, howdie, howdy, howtoudie, howtoudy, howtowdie, howtowdy, towdie, towdy,
howtowdie [ˈhʌutʌudɪ]
n. A large chicken for the pot.
n. A large chicken for the pot.
towdie
n. col. A young unmarried woman, a lass.
n. col. A young unmarried woman, a lass.
cahoo, cahow, cahowe, cohow, cohowe, hoi, hoy, hoy$t, hoyd, hoyed, hoyit, hoyt, hoyte, kahoo, keeho, keeho, keehoi, kee-hoi, keehoy, kee-hoy, kehoe, kehoy, ke-hoy, keyhoi, key-hoi, keyhow, key-how, keyhowe, key-howe, keyhoy,
hoy [hɔɪ]
v. To hail, summon, call with a loud voice. To urge on, incite.
pt. pp. hoyd
v. To hail, summon, call with a loud voice. To urge on, incite.
pt. pp. hoyd
Compounds and phrases etc.
hippin and hoyin: Shouting to animals.
keehoy: The game of hide-and-seek, the call in hide-and-seek, the base.
keehoy: The game of hide-and-seek, the call in hide-and-seek, the base.
hoo, hou, hu, hue,
hu [huː]
int. A call to animals to start moving or to hurry up
int. A call to animals to start moving or to hurry up
hockster, hokster, huckster,
huckster [ˈhʌkstər]
n. A small trader. U. A small cramped place.
n. A small trader. U. A small cramped place.
hod, hood, hud, hudd, hude, huid,
hud [hʌd]
n. A seat like shelf at the back of a stone fireplace. A traverse strengthening stones.
n. A seat like shelf at the back of a stone fireplace. A traverse strengthening stones.
hather, hatherin, heather-cun-dunk, hedder-can-dunk, hedderkon, hedderkondunk, hederkan, hederken, hedracaduncy, hedracaduncy, hitherie, hithery, hodderie, hoddery, houder, howder, howderie, howdery, howtherie, howtherin, hudder, hudderie, hudderin, hudderkin, hudderkin-dunk, huddery, huddery, huddrin, huddry, huther, hutherie, hutherin, hutherly, huthery, huthery,
hudder [ˈhʌdər]
also huther [ˈhʌðər], howder [ˈhʌu-]
n. An untidy person, a sloven. A confused crowd or heap. A sudden gust of wind.
v. To act in a confused or hasty way, work or walk clumsily, dress or heap together untidily.
also huther [ˈhʌðər], howder [ˈhʌu-]
n. An untidy person, a sloven. A confused crowd or heap. A sudden gust of wind.
v. To act in a confused or hasty way, work or walk clumsily, dress or heap together untidily.
hudderie [ˈhʌdərɪ] hutherie [ˈhʌðərɪ]
also howderie [ˈhʌu-]
adj. Slovenly, dirty or untidy in appearance or habits. Clumsy.
also howderie [ˈhʌu-]
adj. Slovenly, dirty or untidy in appearance or habits. Clumsy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hudderin [ˈhʌdərɪn], hutherin [ˈhʌðərɪn], howtherin [ˈhʌu-]: Awkward, clumsy. A slovenly woman.
hudderkin-dunk [ˈhʌdərkən-]: A see-saw.
hudderkin-dunk [ˈhʌdərkən-]: A see-saw.
hew, hu, hue,
hue [h(j)uː]
n. Look, appearance, complexion, aspect. A very small quantity.
n. Look, appearance, complexion, aspect. A very small quantity.
huff, huffed, huffie, hufft,
huff [hʌf]
n. A humbug. A bad mood.
v. To swell, puff up To disappoint, lead astray.
pt. pp. hufft
n. A humbug. A bad mood.
v. To swell, puff up To disappoint, lead astray.
pt. pp. hufft
huffy
adj. Huffy.
adj. Huffy.