HAUSPEE, HAUSSEPEE, a trap; also a siege engine, 61 HAYTER, harrier, App. HEARSE, also BROKET'S SISTER, a red-deer hind in her second year, App. HEDDYD, headed HEERE, hair, 27 HEGHES, hocks HEIRERS, harriers, 111 HELE, HELTHE, health HELYN, heal, 127 HEMULE, HEMUSE, HEYMUSE, roebuck in the third year HENDIS, red-deer hind, 130 HER, hear HERBIS, herbs, 14 HERBOROWE. See HARBOUR HERDLE, to dress a roebuck HERNEIS, harness. See HARNAYS, also Appendix HEROUN, heron, 1 HERT, heart; also stag, 23, 34 HERTIS, harts, stags, 130 HIDRE, hinder HIGHTEN, called, named, 148, 182 HIRE, her, 19 HOGGASTER, wild boar in his third year, App. HOKKES, HOGHES, HOUGHS, hocks, 99, 114 HOOKES, hooks, first teeth of wolf and dog, 56, 83 HOOT (BE), promised, 79 HOOTE, hot, 32 HOPELAND, HOPOLAND, HOUPPELAND, a long surcoat or gownlike garment HOPPYN, hoping HORRED, hairy, 106 HOS, hoarse, 66 HOUE, hoof HOUGH, HOWFF, HOUFF, a haunt, a resort, used especially for the holt, or dwelling-place of an otter, App. HOUNDIS, HUNDES, hounds; also hands, 1 HOUNGER, hunger HOUNTER, hunter HOWLYN, howl HOXTIDE, feast fifteen days after Easter, App. HUSKE, a number of hares, App. IBOYLED, boiled ICLEPID, called, 105, 144 ILEYN, lain, 136 ILLOEQUES, ILLEOQS, here in this place, 183, 234 ILOST, lost IMAKYD, made, 137 IMEYNGID, mingled, 102 IMPRIME, unharbouring a hart INGWERE, INQUERE, inquire or seek, 151 IPRESSID, pressed, 136 IREEYNED, rained, 157 IREN, iron, 90 IRENGED, arranged, 142 IRONGED, ranged IROOS, iris, 93 ISPAIDE, spayed, castrated; also to kill with a sword. See Spay ISTAMPED, stamped, crushed, 93 ISTERED, stirred, 91 ITAWED, tawed, tanned, 126 ITHREST, thrust, pushe, 136 ITRED, trodden ITYNDED, tined, 142 IWERYD, worn, 147 IWETED, wetted, moistened, 97 IWRETHEDE, wreathed, 133 JANGELERE, jangler, 124 JANNERE, January JAWLE, jaw, 50 JENGELETH, jangeleth, said of a noisy hound, 110 JOLLY, a bitch in heat, 54, 58 JOPEY, JUPPEY, to holloa, to cry out, to call, 171, 234 JUGE, JUGGE, judge JUGGEMENTZ, judgments, 130 JUILL, July JUIN, June JUS, juice JWERYD, worn KAREYNES, carrion, 48, 58, 68 KELE, cool, 91 KEMBE, comb, 127 KENNETTIS, KENET, a small hunting hound, 111 KEPYN, keeping KERRE, KIRRE, KYRRE, CURE, CURÉE, QUARRY, reward of hounds. _See_ CURÉE KEUERE, cover, 65 KEUERED, covered, 80 KITTE, to cut, sharp, 95 KITTYNG, cutting, 50 KNOBBER, stag in second year or broket, App. KNYFF, knife, 90 KOUNYNGLY, cunningly; also wisely KUNNE, KEN, to know, to be able, 15 KYDE, roebuck in first year