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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
hariff
harl
harle
harn
harns
harr
harrest
harry-gawd
hart-claver
hare-supper
har
hark-ye-but
harry
hask
haspat
haspenal-lad
hattle
hattock
hat-bruarts
haud
hause
hose
hauste
hoste
havance
haver
haver-meal
haver-bread
havy-cavy
haver-cake
haviours
haw
hawchamouth
hawlm
hawthern
hawze
hoze
hawns
hawms
hawps
hay-sale
hazes
head
heal
heald
heads and plucks
healer
hearken to the hinder end
heasy
heck
heckle
heckler
hed
heed
heel-tap
heir
helder
helm
helm and hawn
helve
help
helt
heloe
helaw
hemmel
hen-bawks
henn
henting
heppen
hepley
hetter
hewstring
hew
he-witch
hie
hig
hight
hill
hind
hind-berries
hinder-ends
hine
hinge
hing
hinny
hipping-hawd
hold
hippings
hitch
hither and you
hivy-skivy
hob
hub
hobgoblin
hobthrust
hobbety-hoy
hob-nob
hockey
hoddy
hodmandod
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