330 Mr. Thoresby to Mr. Ray. 



HarnS) Brains, Torkjhire, 

 JIdvefS) Manners. 

 To Healdy to lean to one Side. 

 A Hebble, a narrow, fhort, Plank-bridge. 

 The Heck is ordinarily but half a Door, the lower 

 half. 



ffen-harroWj a Kind of Kite Harrier. 



To Bentj to catch a flying Ball. 



Height, called, &c. 



To Height, to threaten. 



To Higky to loiter long in buying. 



Hineberrys, Rafpberrys. 



Hiflpmfy Steppings, large Stones fet in a {hallow Wa- 

 ter at a Steps diftance from each other, to pafs o- 

 ver by. 



Hitter , eager, keen. 



Hoaftf Cough, a S. frpojpfca. - 



A Hoppet, a Seed Basket 5 alfo that in the Mill in 



which the Corn is put to grind. 

 A Hooyze, a half Cough, proper to Cattle- 

 A H&j% a Cough. 

 A Hullet) (a Howlet) an Owl. 

 To Hypiy to gird at, to caft out difgraceful Words. 

 A Holt, a Wood, S. ftote fylva. 



A ^ ^?' a even ^ rounc * ( mo ^ly Meadows) 

 XX ky t ^ [e Water- fide. 



To drefs the Ing, that is the Mole-hills, and Dung, 

 which is durft or dreft, i. e. fpread abroad with an 

 Ing-rake. 



An Inkling, an Intimation, or Notice. 



An Ize-bone y the Huckle-bone, the Coxa. 



A Junket % a Wicker-long Wiskct to catch Fifh, 



