Hitch—monthly Agents
Howe—Pronounced Broad and Long Ho-ow or Hau-ow—To be in a hauow—to be anxious
Howed for—provided for—taken care of—a figurative expression undoubtedly derived from the term
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made use of by Shepherds in driving collecting & managing their flocks, i.e. Ho hó—ho-hó
Hop a bouts a term applied to small apple Dumplings made of one apple enclosd in a Paste of flour & boild
Hudgy—thick Clumsey
Kitch—to Kitch or Ketch—to congeal—oils animal fat &c. are said to catch or kitch when they grow cold enough to congeal
Kerfs Laminæ—Layers or cleavings of Earth Turf Hay &c.
Lear—empty—a Lear Stomach, a Stomach wanting food