Part 412 (1/2)

_Porteous of nobilness_

Teut _helpelick_, auxiliaris

HEM, _s_ Edge; applied to stones, S B

HEM, _pron pl_ Them

_Sir Gawan_

A S _heom_, dat pl illis

HEM, _s_ A horse-collar

V ~Haims~

HEMMIL, _s_ A heap, a crowd, S B

_To_ ~Hemmil~, _v a_ To surround any beast in order to lay hold of it, Ang

Isl _hemil-a_, custodire, coercere

HEMMYNYS, _s pl_ Shoes of untanned leather

_Wyntown_

A S _he-r_, the skin pulled off fros of cattle

HEMPY, _s_

1 A rogue; one for whorows, S

_J Nicol_

2 A tricky wag, S

_Ramsay_

_To_ HENCH, _v a_ To throw stones by bringing the hand alongst the _haunch_, S

HENDRE, HENDER, _adj_ Past, bygone