Gwon. part. Gone.
H.
Hack. s. The place whereon bricks newly made are arranged to dry.
To Hain. v. a. To exclude cattle from a field in order that the grass may grow, so that it may be mowed.
Hal'lantide. s. All Saints' day.
Ham. s. A pasture generally rich, and also unsheltered, applied only to level land.
Hame. sing., Hames. pl. s. Two moveable pieces of wood or iron fastened upon the collar, with suitable appendages for attaching a horse to the shafts. Called sometimes a pair of hames.
Han'dy. adv. Near, adjoining.
Hang-gallise. adj. Deserving the gallows, felonious, vile; as, a hang-gallise fellow.
Hange. s. The heart, liver, lungs, &c., of a pig, calf, or sheep.