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Teut _hond_, homo avarus

HUNE, _s_ Delay

V ~Hone~

_Dunbar_

_To_ HUNE, _v n_ To e

Su G _hwin-a_, lugere

HUNGRY GROUND, ground, by superstition, believed to be so much under the power of enchantment, that he who passes over it would infallibly faint, if he did not use so for the support of nature, West of S

_To_ HUNKER, _v n_ To squat down

_Gl shi+rr_

_To_ ~Hunker~, _v a_ The same

_Pop Ball_

~Hunkers~, _s pl To sit on one's hunkers_, to sit with the hips hanging doards, S

Isl _huk-a_, incurvare se modo cacantis

HUPES _of a mill_, _s pl_ The circular wooden frame, which surrounds the millstones, Loth q _hoops_

_To_ HUR, _v n_ To snarl

_Muses Thren_

Lat _hirr-ire_, id

HURBLE, _s_ A lean or re object, S B

HURCHAM, _adj_ Like a hedgehog

_Dunbar_

HURCHEON, _s_ A hedgehog, S