HARDIN—Rough material used for coarse aprons. A hardin brat.
HARRIED—Tired; more than sufficient. Ah’s fairly harried. Ye’ve harried mi’ wi’ meat.
HARRY—When t’ poddish hes been sarra’d oot, an’ ther’s some left, that’s Harry.
HATTY-CAP—A lads’ gam.
HASK—Rough, dry, kizened. It maks yan’s hands hask to howk amang lime. Mi skin’s as hask as owt. Well waiter’s ower hask to wesh in.
HAUVED—A sheep mark. Hauf a lug off.
HAY-BAY—A great commotion. He kickt up a gurt hay-bay aboot his money.
HAFFLE—To waver; to speak unintelligibly.
HANSEL-MONDAY—The first Monday in the new year, when it is customary to make children and servants a present.
HAUNCH—To throw.