Hawdod, _s._ corn bluebottle, _Centaurea Cyanus_, 20/28; haudoddes, _pl._ 20/4. Cf. _hardewes_, a name for the wild succory (_Cichorium Intybus_) in Turner’s Names of Herbes. Hawe, _s._ an excrescence in the eye of a horse, 89/1. Hearbgrace, _s._ herb-grace, rue, _note_ to 144. Heare, _s._ hair, 64/5, 98/4; heares, _pl._ 47/5, 11. Hearynges, _s. pl._ herrings, 36/10. Hecheled, _pp._ heckled, combed, 146/42. Hedge-rote, _s._ hedge-root, stump, 132/12. Hedgyngebyll, _s._ bill for hedging, 5/32. Heed, _s._ head, 47/4, 102/3. Heed, _pr. s. subj._ 2 _p._ behead, cut off the top, crop, 132/9; heeded, _pp._ 132/15. Heeth-grounde, _s._ ground covered with heather, 2/7. Helewedge, _s._ heel-wedge (behind the coulter), 4/23. Helpe, _v._ mend, cure, 58/2. Herdman, _s._ herdsman, 6/10; herdeman, 123/15. Heringes, _s. pl._ herrings, 36/12. Herode, Herod, 166/27. Hert, _s._ heart, middle, 100/4; herte, 114/3. Hey, _s._ hay, 23/4, 66/14; heye, 146/85. Hey-cockes, _s. pl._ haycocks, 25/15. Hey-rope, _s._ hay rope, 64/5. His, _pr. gen._ its, 9/8. Hode, _s._ hood, 142/2. Hogges, _s. pl._ hogs, 121/9. Hole, _adj._ whole, healthy, 149/13. Hole-footed, _adj._ whole-footed, web-footed, 146/26. Holer, _adj. compar._ more whole; healthier, 149/13. Hole-straw wheat, wheat with a whole or solid straw, _note_ to 34/43. Holmes, _s. pl._ put for _homes_ = hames, 5/25, 15/41. _See_ Hombers. Holpen, _pp._ helped, cured, 61/6, 82/2. Holsome, _adj._ wholesome, 25/18. Holy bread, _s._ ordinary leavened bread cut into small pieces, blessed, and given to the people, 11/18. See note to P. Plowman, C. xvi. 210. Holye, _s._ holly, 124/5. Holyrode-day, the day of the holy cross, Sept. 14 (see 17/16), 134/21. See Phillips’ Dict. ed. 1706. Hombers, _s. pl._ horse-collars, 5/24, 15/41. Also called _hamberwes_, _hamboroughs_; from _hame_, one of the bent pieces of wood to which the trace is fastened, and A.S. _beorgan_, to protect. Lit. ‘hame-protectors.’ Honger, _s._ hunger, 30/14. Hopper, _s._ a seed-basket, 10/22, 25; 34/10. M.E. _hoper_ (P. Plowman). Horne, _s._ horn, 142/3. Horse, _s. gen._ horse’s, 82/1, 91/1. Horse-harowes, _s. pl._ harrows drawn by horses, 15/15. Horse-leche, _s._ horse-doctor, 120/6. Horse-mayster, _s._ horse-master, 120/1. Houe, _s._ hoof, 78/6, 98/2. Hoystynge, _s._ coughing, 59/3. ‘_Hoist_, a cough; East.’--Wright. Hucbone, _s._ hip-bone, 57/3. More commonly _huckle_. Hurdes, _s. pl._ hards, coarse flax, 146/39. Hurdels, _s. pl._ hurdles, 18/35. Husbandes, _s. pl._ husbandmen, 3/1. Huske, _s._ husk, 14/12. Huswife, _s._ housewife, 148/1. Hyer, higher, _prol._ 33. Hynder, _adj._ latter, 148/11. Iagged, _adj._ jagged, 20/26. James, St., 169/12. Ielly, _s._ jelly, 58/23. Ieoperdy, _s._ jeopardy, peril, 5/13, 139/2.
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