xi. 452

Haxter, xiv. 282

Hay, _hedge_, i. 401; _a net for catching rabbits_, vii. 341

Haydegyve, _a kind of dance_, xii. 507

Hazard, _risk_, xv. 225; _game_, ii. 34; _plot of a tennis-court_, ix. 381

Haze, _note_, iii. 110

He, _one_, iv. 357

He and she, _man and woman_, xiv. 443

Heal, _salvation_, i. 199, 212

Heale, xv. 425

Heart of grace, _courage_, xii. 212

Heats, "ride his heats," xv. 129

Hedgecreeper, _a term of contempt_, ii. 251

Heightening, _aggravation_, xv. 92

Heildom, _properly "health," but here seems a corruption of "hilding," a caitiff, slave_, xiii. 43

Heir, _an heiress_, ix. 535

Hele, _health_, _salvation_, i. 129

Helic, _a term in astrology_, xi. 336

Helm, _helmet_, i. 149

Helter-skelter, _to waste_, vii. 436

Hem, _to clear the throat_, iv. 69; _talkative_, i. 74

Hemuse, _a roebuck of three years old_, ix. 148

Hend, _courteous_, i. 250

Heng, _to hang_, i. 134

Hent, _to seize_, xii. 311

Herber, _arbour_, ii. 46

Heritor, _inheritor_, ii. 8

Herme, _harm_, xii. 311

Heronsew, ii. 282

Herry, _to harry_, i. 30

Hest, _behest_, _command_, vii., 18; xi. 99

Hey-pass, _a term in legerdemain_, x. 306

Hey troly lolly, i. 20.

Hidder, _hither_, xii. 507

High, "a high," _loudly_, i. 23; _aloud_, i. 33

Highmen and lowmen, xii. 243, _note_

Hight, } Highteth, } _is called_, i. 56;