HEAT-SPOTS, HEAT-LUMPS, HEAT-RASH—O’ these mean yah thing; it’s t’ bliud at gits oot o’ fettle when it’s seea het.
HECK—The place where hay and straw is put up for cattle to eat from. It is formed of bars, or rails.
HECK—A passage within a building. Famish spots fer boggles is t’ hecks.
HEE-BUR, HEE-BER—Rising ground on the side of the Lyvennet.
HEE-FLOWN—A body’s ’at’s gurt ideas. Yan ’at’s a bit ov a temper, teea.
HEE-MOOR—Likely frae t’ time afooar t’ common went up.
HEE-GARY—It means a hee temper. A chap when he’s hed a bit ov a tiff wi’ his best lass, an’ sets off an’ ’lists, does it in a hee-gary. Many a yan leeves ta be sooary fer deein’ things in a hee-gary.
HEFT—Handle of a knife.
HEG—See egg.
HEFTIN—A putting up. Ah gat a heftin wi tryin’ ta carry that pig on mi rig.