HEIL, HEYLE, s. health; in health.
HEIS, HEESE, v. a. to lift up.
HEMPY, s. a rogue.
HENDER, adj. past; bygone. Henderend, the back end.
HEREAWAY, adv. in this quarter.
HERISON, s. a hedgehog.
HERRIE, v. a. to rob; to pillage.
HERRIE-WATER, s. a net made with meshes of a small size, such as used by poachers.
HESP, s. a clasp; a book.
HET, adj. hot.