Hylte, [401], concealed.
Hoberd, [179], [325], a satirical term. It is used also in the curious old poem on the Man in the Moon, printed in my Introduction to Shakespeare’s Mids. Night’s Dream, p. 54.
Hol, [284], whole.
Hoo, who.
Hool, whole.
Host, [282].
Howe, [99], ought.
Howyth, [97], ought.
Howlott, [179], owl. See Hunter’s Hallamshire Glossary, p. 52.
Howte, [182], howl.