Gubbings, "the gubbings of booties and preys" (R[183],d), properly the parings of haberdine, but also generic for fragments of any kind.
Guise, "good new guise ... vicious guise," etc. (passim), generic for fashion, style, manner, mien, conduct.
'Gyptian, "the 'Gyptian thraldom" (R[237],c), Egyptian.
Ha (passim), have.
Had, see Wist.
Hafter, "ye are but an hafter" (WS[141],c), wrangler, caviller: also a generic reproach; here specifically a falterer, laggard. "Of ale he doth so stinke, That whether he go before, or behynde, Ye shall hym smell without the winde. For when he goeth to it, he is no hafter."—Doctour Double Ale, 216 (c. 1547).
Haik, Hake (R[191],b and c; R[219],c), "an exclamation, generally a signal of defiance" (Halliwell): cf. "hack" ("hawk") = to clear the throat.
Hair, see Hood.
Hale, "What doth he after him hale" (R[215],d), haul.
Haled, see States.