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Haid, var. of Hede n. (head). See also Hade. — 1518 Perth Hammermen I.
Quha that takis ane uther mans boith over his haid c1552 Lynd. Mon. 2092.
Ane crafty croun apone his haid 1587 Dundee B. Laws 476.
That nane tak vtheris howssis or buithis our vtheris haids 1592 Conv. Burghs I. 387.
The samyn to be remimberit as ane speciall haid in thair missiwes 1600 Cath. Tr. 236.
Thay vsit na schevin of haidis 1600 S. Leith Rec. 3.
George Kar … maid his repentance … on the piller with a peper on his haid 1607 Fam. Rose 294.
The young grouthe vpon the haid of the hill 1615 Dundee Shipping L. 260.
Ane twn barrell haids
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