Gronge, _n._ Fr. grange, 764. [Halliwell says that, in _Lincolnshire_, a lone farm-house is still called a _grange_. In old English it is sometimes spelt _graunge_, which comes near the form here used. Cf. Fr. _grange_; Ital. _grangia_ (Florio), a country-farm.] Grop. _See_ Gripen. Grotes, _n. pl._ S. [_grót_] small pieces, grit, dust, 472, 1414. Grotinde. _See_ Graten. Grund, _adj. used as adv._ 1027. _See_ Grundlike. Grunde, _n._ S. _dat. c._ ground, 1979, 2675. Grunden, _part. pa._ S. ground, 2503. Yw. and Gaw. 676. _Grounden_, Chauc. Grundlike, _adv._ heartily, 651, 2659; deeply, 2013, 2268, 2307, where it is equivalent to _Deplike_, q.v. The word is undoubtedly Saxon, but in the Lexicons we only find _Grundlinga_, funditus, from Ælf. Gl. It is used by Laȝamon, l. 9783. Cnihtes heom gereden _Grundliche_ feire. Gyue. _See_ Giue. Hal, all, 2370. [_Hal_, more probably, is shortened from _half_, like _twel_ from _twelue_.] Halde, _v._ S. to hold, take part, 2308. _Holden_, to keep or observe, 29, 1171. _Haldes_, _pr. t. 3 p._ holds, 1382. _Hel_, _pa. t._ held, 109. _Helden_, _pa. t. pl._ held, 1201. _Halden_, _part. pa._ held, holden, 2806. Hals, _n._ S. neck, 521, 670, 2510. Sir Tr. p. 109. Halue, _n._ S. side, part; _bi bothe halue_, 2682. _See_ Bi-halue. Haluendel, _n._ S. the half part, 460. R. Gl. p. 5; R. Br.; K. Alisaund. 7116; Emare, 444; Chron. of Engl. 515; R. Hood, i. 68. Handlen, _v._ S. to handle, 347. _Handel_, 586. Hangen, _v._ S. to hang, 335, 695. _Hengen_, 43, &c. _Honge_, 2807. _Henged_, _part. pa._ hung, 1922, 2480. Cf. For-henge. Harum _for_ Harm, 1983, 2408. Hasard, _n._ Fr. game at dice, 2326. _See_ Note on l. 2320. Hatede, _pa. t._ S. hated, 1188. Hauen, _v._ S. to have, 78, &c. _Hawe_, 1188. _Haue_, 1298. _Haues_, _Hauest_, _pr. t. 2 p._ hast, 688, 848. _Haues_, _Haueth_, _pr. t. 3 p._ haveth, hath, has, 1266, 1285, 1952, 1980, &c. _Hauet_, hath, 564. _Hauen_, _pr. t. pl._ have, 1227. _Hauenet_, have it, 2005. _Hauede_, _pa. t._ had, 649, 775, &c. _Hauedet_, 714, had it. _Haueden_, _pa. t. pl._ had, 238, &c. _Aueden_, 163. _Haue_, _Hauede_, _Haueden_, _subj._ would have, 1428, 1643, 1687, 2020, 2675. Haui _for_ Haue I, 2002. He, _pron._ S. Is often understood, as in ll. 869, 1428, 1777, and hence might perhaps have been designedly omitted in ll. 135, 860, 1089, 2311, though the metre seems to require _he_ in 135 and 1089. _He_, _pl._ they, 54, &c. Heie, _n._ _See_ Eie. Heie, _adj._ S. tall, 987. _Hey_, 1071, 1083; high, 1289. _Heye se_, 719. _Heye curt_, 1685. _Heye and lowe_, 2431, 2471, &c. Hel, Helden. _See_ Halde. Helde, Heldeste. _See_ Eld. Helen, _v._ S. [_hǽlan_] to heal, 1836. _Hele_, 2058. _Holed_, _part. pa._ healed, 2039. Helm, _n._ S. helmet, 379, 624, 1653, &c. _Helmes_, _pl._ 2612. Helpen, _v._ S. to help, 1712. _Helpes_, _imp. pl._ help ye, 2595. _Holpen_, _part. pa._ helped, 901. Hem, _pron._ S. them, 367, &c. Hend. _See_ Hond. Hende _for_ Ende, 247.