Hew, _pa. t._ S. cut, 2729. Sir Tr. p. 20. Hext, _adj. sup._ S. highest, tallest, 1080. _Haxt_, Laȝamon; _Hext_, K. Alisaund. 7961; R. Gl.; Chauc. Hey, Heye. _See_ Heie. Heye, _adv._ S. on high, 43, 335, 695, &c. Heylike, _adv._ S. highly, honourably, 2319. _Heyelike_, 1329. Heyman, _n._ S. nobleman, 1260. Sir Tr. p. 82. _Heymen_, _Heyemen_, _pl._ 231, 958. Hi, Hic. _See_ Ich. Hider, _adv._ S. hither, 868, 885, 1431. Hides, _n. pl._ S. hides, skins, 918. Hijs, _pron._ S. his, 47, 468. _Hise_, 34, &c. _Hyse_, 355. [The final _e_ is most used with _plural_ nouns.] Hile, _v._ S. [_hélan_] to cover, hide, 2082. _Hele_, Sir Tr. p. 19, Web., Rits. M. R., Chauc. _Hilles_, Yw. and Gaw. 741. V. Jam. in v. _Heild._ --Somersetsh. Him, _pron._ S. them, 257, 1169. Hine, _n. pl._ S. hinds, bondsmen, 620. Web. _Hinen_, R. Gl., V. Jam. in v. Hinne. _See_ Þer-inne. Hire, _pron._ S. her, 127, &c. _Hire semes_, it beseems her, 2916. His _for_ Is, 279, 1973, 2692. Hise. _See_ Hijs. Hof _for_ Of, 1976. Hof, _pa. t._ S. heaved, 2750. Hok, _n._ S. hook, 1102. Hol, _adj._ whole, well, 2075. Holi, _adj._ S. holy, 1361. [_Printed_ hoh _in the former edition_.] Hold, _adj._ S. firm, faithful, 2781, 2816. Ant suore othes _holde_, That huere non ne sholde Horn never bytreye. _K. Horn_, 1259. Cf. R. Glouc. p. 377, 383, 443; K. Alisaund. 2912; Chron. of Engl. 730. Hold, Holde, _adj._ S. old, 30, 192, 417, 956, &c.; former, 2460. Holden. _See_ Halde. Hole, _n._ S. socket of the eye, 1813. Holed. _See_ Helen. Holpen. _See_ Helpen. Hond, _n._ S. hand, 2446. _Hon_, 1342. _Dat. c._ hend, 505, 2069; _pl._ hondes, 215, 636. _Hond-dede_, _n._ S. handiwork, 92. Honge. _See_ Hangen. Hor. _See_ Her, _n._ Hore, _n._ mercy, 153. _See_ Ore. Horn, _n._ S. 779. [This probably refers to the _shape_ of the simnel. Halliwell says, a Simnel is “generally made in a _three-cornered_ form.” Cracknels are still made with pointed and turned up ends, not unlike _horns_.] Hors, _n._ S. horse, 2283. _Horse-knaue_, groom, 1019. So in a curious satirical poem, temp. Edw. II. Of rybaudz y ryme, Ant rede o my rolle, Of gedelynges, gromes, Of Colyn, & of Colle; Harlotes, _hors knaues_, Bi pate & by polle. MS. Harl. 2253, f. 124 b. Used also by Gower, Conf. Am. _See_ Todd’s Illustr. p. 279. Hosen, _n. pl._ S. hose, stockings, 860, 969. In Sir Tr. p. 94, trowsers seem to be indicated. Hoslen, _v._ S. to administer or receive the sacrament, 212. _Hoslon_, 362. _Hosled_, _part. pa._ 364. _Hoseled_, 2598. Le Bone Flor. 776. Chauc. Hoten. _See_ Het. Houes, _pr. t._ S. behoves, 582. [_Read_ bi-houes?] Hul, _n._ S. hollow, i.e. vale, 2687. A.S. _hole_. Cf. l. 2439. Hund, _n._ S. hound, 1994, 2435. _Hundes_, _pl._ 2331. Hungred _for_ Hunger, 2454. Hungreth, _pr. t._ hunger, 455. _Hungrede_, _pa. t._ hungered, 654. Hure, _pron._ S. our, 338, 842, 1231, &c. Hus _for_ Us, 1217, 1409.