Gurl, or Gurdle v. to growl
Gush v. to put the blood in quicker motion by fright or surprise, ex. A’ gied I sich a gush
Guss v. and s. to gird, a girth
Gurt adj. great
Hack s. the place where bricks newly-made are arranged to dry
Hack, Hacket, Hick, Heck v. to hop on one leg, to play hackety oyster, hopscotch, or hack-shell
Hacker v. to chatter with the cold, to stammer
Hackle s. a good job
Hag-mal s. a slattern, a titmouse
Hag-rided adj. subject to night-mare