WORD	CLASS	MEANING	ETYMOLOGY	REF
gan/gannin/gawn	vb	go, going, gone	AS: gan
gaudy
gaup (gawk)	vb	stare vacantly	Dut: gaapen – to gape
geers	n	wealth
geet (greet)		great
getten	vb	retrieved or received as in ‘got’
geyest, gyest	n	ghost
geyzened, gizened		parched with thirst, opened or cracked with heat	Isl: gisinn – sparse, thinning	NCW
ghest	n	ghost
ghoustie	adj	ghostly
gie’t		give it
gliff		glimpse; seeing something unexpected.	poss Dut: glippen	NED
gob	n	mouth	prob Gae: gob – beak	NW
gob	vb	bragging speech or insolence
gollop/gollup		eat quickly
gonniel/goniel/gonneril/ gonnerheed	n	a rustic or stupid person; one easily imposed upon
gox		exclamation. By gox! (instead of By God!)
Gyetsheed	pn	Gateshead	phonetic
hacky	adj	dirty
hadaway/harraway		go away
halfers		divide in two
half-nowt		half-price
hame		home	Sax: ham
happorth		half-penny’s worth.
hapt/happe/hap	vb	cover, wrap (for warmth)	Swe: hypia – cover	NED
harn/harrin/harrn/heerin)		herring
havered		talked foolishly
heapstead	n	pit mouth building
heed		head	OE: heed
hev/hez		have (has)
hinnie/hinny	n	an endearment, probably derived from honey.
hob	n	the iron pin used in the game of quoits.
hockle	vb	spit
honkas/hunkers	n	haunches
hooly	n a	a strong wind, a gale soft, gentle		NW
hoot/hout		an exclamation of disbelief.
hord		heard
houghs		the back of the knees; a sinewy cut of meat
hough/haugh	n	flat ground by the side of a river	OE: healh	NED
howay/haway/ho’way)		come on
hoy	vb	throw
huddick/huddock	n	small cabin on the stern of a keelboat	Dut: hut – steerage	NCW
huffy		quick to take offence
hyem/hyam	n	home	ON: hiem
hyped	adj	thrown over hip (as in wrestling)