_Ga_, _gaw_, gall. _Gab_, the mouth. _To Gab_, to prate. _Gade_, went, did go. _To Gae_, to go. _Gait_, a goat. _Gane_, gone. _Gar_, to cause, make, or force. _Gat_, got. _Gate_, or _gait_, way. _Gaw_, to take the pet, to be galled. _Gawky_, an idle, staring, idiotical person. _Gawn_, going. _Gaws_, galls. _Gay and early_, pretty early. _To geck_, to mock, to toss the head with disdain. _Gett_, a brat, a child, by way of contempt or derision. _Ghaist_, a ghost. _Gif_, if. _Gin_, if. _Girn_, to grin, snarl. _Glen_, a narrow valley between mountains. _Gloom_, to scowl or frown. _Glowr_, to stare. _Gowans_, daisies. _Gowd_, gold. _Gowk_, the cuckoo. In derision, we call a thoughtless fellow, and one who harps too long on one subject, a _gowk_. _Grace-drink_, the drink taken by a company after the giving of thanks at the end of a meal. _Graith_, furniture, harness, armour. _To Grane_, to groan. _Grany_, grandmother, any old woman. _Gree_, prize, victory. _Green_, or _grien_, to long for. _Greet_, to weep. _Grat_, wept. _Grit_, familiar. _Grots_, milled oats. _Gusty_, savoury. _Gyte_, _gane gyte_, acts extravagantly. H. _Ha_, hall. _Had_, hold. _Hae_, have. _Haff_, half. _Haffet_, the cheek, side of the head. _Haflen_, partly, in part. _Hagabag_, coarse table-linen. _Haggies_, a kind of pudding made of the lungs and liver of a sheep, and boiled in the big bag. _Hag-raid_, witch-ridden, tormented by hags or phantoms. _Hait_, or _het_, hot. _Haith_, (a minced oath,) faith. _Hald_, or _had_, hold. _Hale_, whole. _Halesome_, wholesome. _Hallen_, a fence of turf, twigs, or stone, built at the side of a cottage door, to screen from the wind. _Haly_, holy. _Haly band_, kirk session. _Hame_, home. _Hamely_, friendly, frank, open, kind. _Happing_, hopping. _Hapt_, covered. _Harigalds_, the heart, liver, and lights of an animal. _Hawky_, a cow; a white-faced cow. _Hawse_, or _hauss_, the throat or gullet. _Hawslock_, the wool that grows on the hawse or throat. _Heartsome_, blythe and happy. _Heeryestreen_, the night before yesternight. _Heffs_, or _hefts_, dwells. _Heghts_, or _hechts_, promises, engagements, proffers. _Het_, hot. _Hether-bells_, the heath-blossom. _Hiddils_, or _hidlings_, lurking, hiding-places. To do a thing in _hidlings_, i. e., privately. _Hinder_, last. _To Hing_, to hang. _Hinny_, honey. _Hissel-shaw_, hazel-wood. _Hobleshew_, confused racket, uproar. _Hodden-grey_, coarse grey cloth. _Hool_, husk, shell. _How_, low ground, a hollow. _Howdy_, a midwife. _Howk_, to dig. _Howms_, _holms_, plains on river-sides. _Howt!_ fy! I. _Ilk_, each. _Ilka_, every. _Of that ilk_, of an estate having the same name as the owner. _Ingan_, onion. _Ingle_, fire. _I'se_, I shall; as, _I'll_, for I will. _Ither_, other. J.