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haeth, haith, heth, yeth,
haith [heθ, hɛθ]
int. A mild oath or exclamation or asseveration of surprise.
int. A mild oath or exclamation or asseveration of surprise.
haethen, haethenous, haithen, haithenous, haythen, heathen,
haithen [ˈheːðən]
n. A heathen. MN. Gneiss.
adj. Outlandish, incomprehensible.
n. A heathen. MN. Gneiss.
adj. Outlandish, incomprehensible.
Compounds and phrases etc.
haithenous: Cruel.
hafless, haiveless, haveless, hawless,
haiveless [ˈheːvləs]
adj. Destitute, shiftless, incapable, careless, extravagant, senseless, meaningless.
adj. Destitute, shiftless, incapable, careless, extravagant, senseless, meaningless.
haeverin, haiver, haivered, haiverel, haiveril, haiverin, haivering, haivers, haivert, haivrel, haivrell, hav$rel, haver, haveral, havered, haverel, haveril, haverin, havering, haverl, haverrin, havers, havert, havr, havver, hayver, hayvers,
haiver [ˈheːvər]
haivers n. pl. Nonsense, foolish talk, gossip, chatter.
v. To talk in a foolish or trivial manner, speak nonsense, to babble, gossip. To make a fuss about nothing: to make a pretence of being busy, to dawdle, to potter about, to saunter, lounge.
pt. pp. haivert, haivered adj. Half-witted.
haivers n. pl. Nonsense, foolish talk, gossip, chatter.
v. To talk in a foolish or trivial manner, speak nonsense, to babble, gossip. To make a fuss about nothing: to make a pretence of being busy, to dawdle, to potter about, to saunter, lounge.
pt. pp. haivert, haivered adj. Half-witted.
Compounds and phrases etc.
haiverin [ˈheːvərɪn]: Babbling chatter. Nonsensical gossiping.
haiverel [ˈheːv(ə)r(ə)l]: A halfwit. Witless.
haiverel [ˈheːv(ə)r(ə)l]: A halfwit. Witless.
haivens, haivins, havens, havings, havins,
haivins [ˈheːvɪnz]
n. pl. Behaviour, deportment, good manners, good sense.
n. pl. Behaviour, deportment, good manners, good sense.
haiselt, haiser, haiserd, haisered, haisert, haisled, haizelt, haizer, haizered, haizert, haselt, hasled, hazer, hezzer,
haizer [heːzər]
v. To dry or air. To bleach.
pt. pp. haisert, haisered adj. Half dried off.
v. To dry or air. To bleach.
pt. pp. haisert, haisered adj. Half dried off.
haisle
v. To dry or air. To bleach.
pt. pp. haiselt [ˈheːzəlt] adj. Dried.
v. To dry or air. To bleach.
pt. pp. haiselt [ˈheːzəlt] adj. Dried.
haik, hake,
hake [hek]
n. The hake Merluccius merluccius.
n. The hake Merluccius merluccius.
Compounds and phrases etc.
herrin hake: WC. NEC. N. The hake Merluccius merluccius.
Hab, Habbie, Habby, Halbert, Hebbie,
Halbert [ˈhalbɛrt]
n. The personal name Halbert.
dim. Hab, Habbie [ˈhabɪ]
n. The personal name Halbert.
dim. Hab, Habbie [ˈhabɪ]
$halesome, hael, haellens, hail, hail-an-hauden, haile, hail-hairtit, hail-heidit, hail-hertit, hailimlie, hailins, hailisome, haill, haillie, haillins, haillsome, haillsum, hailly, hailsome, hailumly, hale, hale-and-hauden, hale-an-hadden, hale-an-hauden, hale-hairtit, hale-heidit, hale-hertit, halely, halesome, halesum, haleumlie, haleumly, haley, halie, halins, hally, halsome, healemlee, hel, helimly, hell-an-hadden, hyil, hyill, onhaill, oonheel, spuin-hail, spuin-hale, spune-hale, unhail, unhaill, unhailsome, unhale, unhalesome, whal, whale,
hale [hel, S. hjɛl]
n. The whole, the whole amount or number.
adj. Whole. Free or recovered from disease, healthy, wholesome. Of people, parts of the body etc.: free from injury, safe, sound, unhurt. Of material objects and of time, numbers etc.: whole, entire, complete, sound, unbroken, undamaged.
v. To heal, cure.
n. The whole, the whole amount or number.
adj. Whole. Free or recovered from disease, healthy, wholesome. Of people, parts of the body etc.: free from injury, safe, sound, unhurt. Of material objects and of time, numbers etc.: whole, entire, complete, sound, unbroken, undamaged.
v. To heal, cure.
halely [ˈhelɪ]
adv. Wholly, completely.
adv. Wholly, completely.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hale-and-hauden: Absolutely whole.
hale-heidit: Of people: unhurt, of things: whole, entire, complete.
hale-hertit: Undaunted, stalwart.
halesome [-əm]: Wholesome.
halins [ˈhelɪnz, S. hjɛlɪnz]: adv. Wholly, completely, extremely.
haleumly: MN. Certainly, completely, actually, truly, undoubtedly.
spuin-hale: In good health. Able to enjoy one's food.
the hale: The whole, the total.
unhale: Not in good health, not robust, ailing.
unhalesome: Unwholesome.
hale-heidit: Of people: unhurt, of things: whole, entire, complete.
hale-hertit: Undaunted, stalwart.
halesome [-əm]: Wholesome.
halins [ˈhelɪnz, S. hjɛlɪnz]: adv. Wholly, completely, extremely.
haleumly: MN. Certainly, completely, actually, truly, undoubtedly.
spuin-hale: In good health. Able to enjoy one's food.
the hale: The whole, the total.
unhale: Not in good health, not robust, ailing.
unhalesome: Unwholesome.
$hale, elin_an, haelin, hail, hailin, haill, haillin, hailt, hale, hale$t, halin, halin-haund, helin, helin_han, helt, ower_hale, owerhail, owerhale, owrehail,
hale [hel]
n. A haul, especially of fish, the hauling in of nets.
v. To haul, drag, pull up. To arrest a suspect. To move quickly, Of heavy rain or perspiration: flow copiously, run down, pour.
pt. pp. hale't, haled
n. A haul, especially of fish, the hauling in of nets.
v. To haul, drag, pull up. To arrest a suspect. To move quickly, Of heavy rain or perspiration: flow copiously, run down, pour.
pt. pp. hale't, haled
Compounds and phrases etc.
halin: Hauling, dragging, etc.
halin-haund: NN.a. The port side.
halin on: Raining heavily.
ower hale: To overtake.
halin-haund: NN.a. The port side.
halin on: Raining heavily.
ower hale: To overtake.