HIAM-SPUN—A rough article of any sort is said to be a hiam-spun ’un. A person of homely and unaffected ways is hiam-spun, and drink that is brewed at home is hiam-spun.
HIDEN—A thrashing. Ah gat a hidin for ’t.
HIE—Hurry. Hie thi ways hiam honey ta thi mudder.
HINDERENDS—Kaff an’ seck ’at comes oot through t’ deetin machine.
HIP-HAWS—Hawthorn berries.
HISK—To draw the breath through the closed teeth, making a hissing noise. A sign of alarm or fear. Thoo fair maks yan hisk wi’ thi tials aboot goasts.
HIULET—An owl. Commonly known amang lads as a jinney-hiulet.
HIUZ—A nasty, plagy cough, frae a ticklin’ throoat. That coo hez a nasty hiuz wi’ ’t; it’s a bit o’ turnip i’ t’ throoat.
HIUZENS—Husks. Broon leemers ’ll shell oot o’ ther hiuzens.
HITHER AND YON—Here and there.