HICK-HAW—A cuddy love-song.
HIND—A farm manager who lives on the farm, and carries it on as a farmer would.
HINGKAPONK—An imposter, or deceiver. Thoo’s an auld leein hingkaponk, an’ Ah wadn’t believe thi as far as Ah cud throw a bull bi t’ tail.
HIT-ON, HAT-ON—Agree. They niver cud hit-on. Meet. We hat-on at public hoose.
HIDDLEINGS—On t’ sly. T’ lasses mead a gurdle ceak ta-day on t’ hiddleings when t’ mistris was et market. Just like a lass trick!
HIG—A bit o’ hee-flown temper. Ah went off i’ a hig.
HIGHTY-TIGHTY—A skip jack mak ov a body, wi’ mair wind ner woo’.
HING—A male salmon or trout.
HIPPIN—A baby’s under-wraps. It’s fer ther bits o’ hips, siam as leggins is fer t’ legs.
HINK, STRIDE, AN’ LOWP—Athletic exercise. Hop, step, and jump.