a dolt or ninny

heather headed, disheveled hair, a bad hair day, indicating a country or rustic background

constipation of the bowels

women who sold heather goods

men who sold heather goods

a springy step common among people accustomed to walking over heathery ground

lifting feet high when walking

walking with a high and wide step, as on the heather

hill dweller, countryman

heather seller

a contemptuous name for one living in poverty or a miserly way

equal lengths of heather stems bunched and firmly bound for pot scrubbers and chimney cleaning brushes

another name for heather lamping

a Perth term for a heather lowper, a hill dweller or countryman

fresh heather clan badge

thatched with heather

a Highlander

heather and daub, sometimes called spelt dab, a mud slurry used with sticks for wall construction

a thatcher of roofs

frog tadpoles in Caithness

dark beer

to promise; threaten.

a flax-comb.

Nothing at all

v. gowdie.

topsy-turvey; upside-down

to hoist.

high.

head

head

Head

boss; manager; prominent or important person

Headache

To head a ball or a Glasgow kiss

gravestone

Header, the ball

crooked-shin'd.

vocative term for a woman (e.g. ?It's aw richt, hen?), or a general term of endearment for anyone

Something all girls get called, substitute for sweetheart', 'doll' etc.

harbour ; shelter

a herd-boy.

hereabout.

To demand someones attention

hereabouts; hither

harry; plunder; rob; ruin

to harry.

spoliation.

herself.

famine; ruin

heart

heart

heart sore

hot

hot.

heated

a hollow or pit; a crag, a steep bank.

a hook.

height

Had

hiding place

Highland

high-up person in organisation

Highland games are festivals held throughout the year in Scotland and other countries as a way of celebrating Scottish and Celtic culture and heritage, especially that of the Scottish Highlands. While centered on competitions in piping and drumming, dancing, and Scottish heavy athletics, the games also include entertainment and exhibits related to other aspects of Scottish and Gaelic culture

to hobble.

helter-skelter.

himself.

honey.

hang; knack; burden

to hang.

hang (?hingin oot the windae? is street-watching from one's window)

persevere

Whore, woman of ill-repute

Hangs

final; hindmost; ultimate.

hinder

very end; last few

honey; darling

honeysuckle

herd

hobble

to move unevenly; to limp.

himself

so many cattle as one person can attend (R. B.).

bare.

backwards and forwards

a hussy, a wench.

Unusually lucky

Full of, bursting at the seems

Horses

cough

cough.

Hot

walk clumsily

the motion of a sage countryman riding on a cart-horse

coarse gray woolen.

lamb; yearling sheep not yet shorn

dim. of hog; a lamb.

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New Year's Eve

a line on the curling rink.