Honde-whyle, a moment, B. 1786. A.S. _hand-hwíl_; “in a _hond-while_,” T. B. 406. Hone, to delay, abide, A. 921. See Met. Hom., p. 129. Honest, B. 14, 18. Honestly, B. 134, 705. Honour, A. 852; B. 594. Honyseȝ, destroys, ruins, B. 596. O.Fr. _honeison_, shame; _honnir_, to shame, blame, borrowed from Goth, _haunjan_. Ger. _höhnen_. “And Alexander alle that quile asperly rydis To the grete flode of Granton, and it one a glance fyndes, Or he was soȝt to the side ȝit sondird the qweryns, His hors it _hunyschist_ for evir, and he with hard schapid.” --(K. Alex. p. 102.) Hope, expect, think, suppose, A. 142; B. 663. Hores, theirs, C. 14. Hores (?), B. 1695. Hortyng, _sb._ hurting, harm, B. 740. Horwed, unclean, B. 335. A.S. _horwa_, _hóru_, dirt; _hyrwian_, to defile. Horyed, hurried, B. 883. {Hot, Hote,} angry, B. 200. Hourlande, rolling, rushing, hurling, C. 271. Hourle, wave, C. 319. Household, B. 18. Houe, abide, B. 927. W. _hofian_; _hofio_, to fluctuate, hover, suspend. Houeȝ, hovers, B. 458, 485. Houen, exalted, raised, B. 206, 413, 1451. Hue, cry, voice, A. 873. {Hue, Huee,} hue, complexion, A. 842; B. 1483. Huge, great, B. 4, 1659. Hunger, _vb._ C. 19. Hurkele, hang, B. 150; rest, 406. The original meaning is to nestle, crouch, squat. N.Prov.E. _hurkle_, to squat, crouch, nestle. Du. _hurken_, to squat. O.N. _hruka_. “Then come ther in a litill brid into his arme fleȝe, And ther _hurkils_ and hydis as sche were hande tame, Fast scho flekirs about his fete, and fleȝtirs aboute.” --(K. Alex. p. 18.) Hurlande, hurling, rushing, B. 413, 1211. Hurle, rush, B. 44, 223, 376, 874, 1204; “_hurlet_ out of houses,” T. B. 1365. Hurrok, oar, B. 419; C. 185. Prov.E. _orruck_. “_Orruck_-holes, oar-drawing holes, as distinct from thole-pins, which are less used in our boats: _rykke_, to draw (Dan.). Compare English _rullocks_.” Norfolk Words: Miss A. Gurney in Transactions of Philological Society for 1855, p. 34. Huyde, hide, B. 915. Huyle, while, A. 41. Hwe, hue, A. 896; _hwes_, B. 1119. Hwed, coloured, B. 1045. Hyde, skin, A. 1136. Hyl-coppe, hill-top, A. 791. See _Coppe_. Hynde = hende, courteous, A. 909; B. 1098. Hyne, servants; _hinds_, A. 505, 632, 1211. A.S. _hina_, _hine_ (for _higna_, _higne_), a domestic. O.N. _hion_, family. Hyre, _sb._ hire, wages, A. 534, 539. Hyre, _vb._ A. 507, 560. Hyrne, corner, B. 1294; C. 178. A.S. _hyrne_. “Hyd hom in houles and _hyrnys_ aboute,” T. B. 1362. Hytteȝ, strives, seeks, A. 132. Hyue, hive, B. 223. Hyure, hire, C. 56. Hyȝe, high grounds, heights, B. 391. {Hyȝe, Hyȝ,} high, A. 39, 395; B. 380; “on _hyȝe_,” B. 413; “_hyȝe_ trot,” quick pace, B. 976. Hyȝe, hie, hasten, B. 33, 392, 538; C. 217. A.S. _higan_, _higian_. Hyȝe, labourer, servant, B. 67. A.S. _higo_, a servant. See _Hine_. Hyȝly, greatly, B. 1527.