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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
hoit
hole
holl
hollin
hollen
holt
holy-by-zont
hone
honey
honby-bairn
hooly
hoop
hopper-cake
hopping-derry
hoppet
hoppy
horse-block
hounicle
horry
horse-knops
host-house
hotch
hottered
hottle
hotagoe
hover
hover ground
hovel
house
house-place
housen
houders
houghs
hounces
howdy
howking
howlet
hoyts
hozee
hubbleshew
huck-muck
huck
hucksheens
hud-stone
huff
hug
hulver
humpstridden
hummer
hunch
hunchet
hunger'd
huph
hure
hurne
hurry
hustlement
hushing
hutherikin-lad
hyle
hype
iccles
ice-bone
ifakins
ill
ilt
imp
inder
ing
ingle
inkling
innom-barley
insense
intermitting
inwardsj
i'r
ire
irning
ist
ise
ize
jack
jack-sharp-nails
jack-o-legs
jacket-a-wad
jag
jagger
jannock
jarr
jastring
jaum
St. Jam's-mas
St. Jeffery's-day
jenny-crudle
jenny-hulet
jill
jimmers
job
jobbet
jocotious
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