HEVEN, _s._ heaven, A 519; the celestial sphere, B 3300; supreme delight, T. ii. 826, F 558; beautiful sight, T. ii. 637; Hevene, _gen._ of heaven, heaven's, 1. 24, 149; 5. 72; T. iii. 704; D 1181, G 542; Heven, _gen._ B 3986; Hevenes, _gen._ sphere's, 4. 29; Hevene, _dat._ F 149. HEVENISH, _adj._ heavenly, T. i. 104, v. 1813; HF. 1395; of the spheres, 4. 30; Hevenissh, A. i. 21. 37. HEVENLY, _adj._ celestial, A 1055. HEVIEN, _v._ make heavy; Hevieth, _pr. pl._ weigh down, B 5. m 5. 11. HEVINESSE, _s._ sorrow, sadness, grief, R. 262, 1224; 3. 601; 4. 163; B 3959, E 432, 678; F 828; indolence, I 686. HEVY, _adj._ heavy, R. 229, 959; 19. 7; I 130; sad, 4. 12; 19. 4; F 822; difficult, A. pr. 33. HEWE, (1) _s._ hue, colour, complexion, 3. 497; 5. 258; 7. 145; L. 55, 1761; A 394, 1364, B 137, F 1016, G 728; outward appearance, mien, D 1622, E 377, F 508, 587, 640; pretence, C 421; Hew (_before unemphatic_ her), L. 1748; Hewes, hues, R. 66; T. iv. 1154; Hewis, colours, T. ii. 21. HEWE, (2), _s._ (household)-servant, domestic, E 1785. A.S. _h[=i]wa_. HEWE, _ger._ to hew down, A 2865; Hewen, _v._ hew, cut in pieces, A 1422. HEWED, _adj._ coloured, hued, R. 213, 1030; 3. 905; B 4059, F 1245. HEY, _s._ hay, A 3262, D 1539, 1547, H 14; grass, B 3407. Cf. A.S. _gr[=e]ne h[=i]g_, green grass, Mk. vi. 39. HEY! _interj._ hey! L. 1213. HEYE, _adj. def._ high, A. i. 16. 7. See HEIGH, HY. HEYER, _adj._ higher, A. ii. 5. 10; A. ii. 23. 27. See HYER. HEYEST, _adj. as s._ highest place, A. ii. 14. 1. See HYESTE. HEYGHE, _adv._ high, T. ii. 354. See HYE. HEYGHTE, _s._ height, A. ii. 22. 5. See HEIGHTE. HEYNE, _s._ wretch, G 1319. See note. HEYNOUS, _adj._ heinous, hateful, odious, T. ii. 1617. HEYRE, _s._ heir, 3. 168. See HEIR. HEYRE, _adj._ hair, made of hair, C 736. The form is due to the sb. below. HEYRE, _s._ hair-shirt, G 133, I 1053; Heyres, _pl._ I 1052, 1054. O.F. _haire_, of Teut. origin. See HAIRE. HEYSUGGE, _s._ hedge-sparrow, 5. 612. A.S. _heges-sugge_ (Voc.). HEYT, _interj._ come up, D 1561 (see note); Hayt, D 1543. HIDDE; _see_ HYDE. HIDER, _adv._ hither, 4. 165; T. v. 484; A 672, B 4000. A.S. _hider_. HIDERWARD, _adv._ hither, in this direction, B 3159. A.S. _hiderweard_. HIDOUS, _adj._ hideous, A 3520; terrible, horrible, dreadful, 1. 132; A 1978, B 4583; ugly, R. 158, 987, 1353. HIDOUSLY, _adv._ terribly, A 1701. HIELDE, _pr. s. subj._ pour out, shed, B 2. m 2. 1 (Lat. _fundat_). See HELDE. HIERDESSE, _s._ shepherdess, T. i. 653 _n_; Hierdes, female guardian, protectress, T. iii. 619. See HERDESSE. HIGH, _adj._ highborn, distinguished, R. 1034; High and low, under all circumstances, T. iii. 418. See HEIGH, HY. HIGHT, HIGHTE; see HOTE. HIGHTE, _v._; Highteth, _pr. s._ adorns, gladdens, B 1. m 2. 16. See _hihten_ in Stratmann. HIL, _s._ hill, T. i. 950; B 3772; Hille, _dat._ 5. 243; R. 114. A.S. _hyll_.