HOM-COMINGE, _s._ return home, T. v. 503. See HOOM-COMINGE. HOMICYDE (1), _s._ man-slayer, E 1994; assassin, murderer, B 1757, I 565; Homicydes, _pl._ B 4414, C 893. HOMICYDE (2), manslaughter, murder, C 644, I 564. HOMLINESSE; see HOOMLINESSE. HOMMAGE; see HOMAGE. HOMWARD; see HOOMWARD. HOND, _s._ hand, A 193, 399, B 3393, 3506; Honde, _dat._ G 13; hand, i.e. oath, 3. 936; _on h._, in hand, B 348; Beren him on honde, make him believe, T. iv. 1404; Bere on honde, accuse (of), D 226; Baron honde, made (them) believe, D 380; Bar him on honde, assured him, T. iii. 1154; Holden in honde, retain, cajole, T. ii. 477; Holde in honde, T. iii. 773; delude with false hopes, 3. 1019; Han in honde, have in hand, 5. 545; Hondes, _pl._ B 3214, 3542, C 398, G 189. The Americans are still among the 'savage nations' who imply a solemn assent to an oath 'by holding up the hand'; Lowell, My Study Windows (Library of Old Authors). See HAND. HONDRED, hundred, E 2111, F 1193. See HUNDRED. HONDYWERK, _s._ handiwork, D 1562 _n_. HONEST, _adj._ creditable, A. 246; honourable, worthy, B 1751, E 333; seemly, decent, C 328; rich, luxurious, E 2028; Honeste, _pl._ H 75. HONESTEE, _s._ honour, L. 1673, 1736; B 3902, 3908; goodness, B 3157; honourableness, 2. 40; womanly virtue, C 77. HONESTETEE, _s._ honourableness, honour, E 422, I 436; modesty, I 429; neatness, I 431. HONESTLY, _adv._ honourably, B 1434, G 549; nobly, richly, E 2026. HONGE, _v._ hang, A 2410, D 2242; be hung, 5. 458; C 790; _do me h._, cause me to be hanged, T. i. 833; Honge, _ger._ to hang, depend, T. v. 1199; Honge, _2 pr. pl. subj._ hang, vacillate, hesitate, T. ii. 1242. See HANGE. HONIEDE, _pp. pl._ sweetened with honey, B 3. m 2. 17. H['O]NOR['A]BLE, _adj._ honourable, 4. 285; H['o]nur['a]ble, E 767; H['o]nour['a]ble, R. 1151. HON['O]UR, _s._ honour, A 46; H['o]nour, A 582; one who is an honour to others, 4. 288. HON['O]URE, _v._ honour, 18. 23; Hon['o]uren, T. iii. 1262; _ger._ 7. 28; Hon['o]ureth, _pr. s._ honours, 18. 13; Hon['o]ured, _pp._ 7. 4; A 50, D 1719; worshipped, B 3753 _n_; Hon['o]ureth, _imp. pl._ 4. 3; E 370. HONTEN; see HUNTEN. HONY, _s._ honey, 5. 354; B 2. m 5. 6; A 2908, B 2600, 3537, F 614; beloved one, A 3617; Honies, _pl._ stores of honey, B 3. m 7. 3. HONY, _adj._ sweet, B 5. m 2. 1. HONY-COMB, a term of endearment, sweet one, A 3698; Honycombes, _pl._ honey-combs, B 2303. HONY-SWETE, sweet as honey, E 1396. H['O]['O]D, _s._ hood, 3. 516; T. ii. 954; L. 507; A 103, 195, 564; Hode, _dat._ HF. 1810; B 2101; Hood, _dat._ B 1630. HOODLESS, _adj._ without a hood, 3. 1028. H['O]['O]K, _s._ hook, T. v. 777; sickle, B 3. m 1. 2; crosier, D 1317; Hoke, _dat._ 4. 243; Hooke, _dat._ B 2. p 8. 22.