Hain

Remember that you can always learn somethin ', no matter how old you are, an' keep your eyes an 'ears open, an' your tongue between your teeth, an 'you'll amount to somethin', or my name hain't Ben. " ❋ James Otis (1880)

''Greed on one thing, Major Gaston,' said the foreman, rising; 'hain't on t'other.' ❋ Various (N/A)

Well, a feller that's courtin 'hain't no stranger tew affliction, thet's a fact. ❋ Various (N/A)

"Reckon yo 'hain't gwine ter fergit I paid five fer de table," murmured this meek son of Africa. ❋ Elizabeth Strong Worthington (N/A)

They're a game gang, and 'hain't the most desirable kind of enemies one could wish for. ❋ Edward L. Wheeler (N/A)

I knows ye love yer gran'pap, an 'hain't a hankerin' fer 'im to be murdered. ❋ Waldron Baily (N/A)

Outside gabblin 'hain't calc'lated to help matters none. ❋ Clarence Budington Kelland (1922)

Quarrelin 'and hectorin' hain't nothin 'but a kind of dispepsy that attacks families instid of stummicks. ❋ Clarence Budington Kelland (1922)

They's a gal o 'mine come in on the train, which she'll be wantin', mebbe, to take a ride, an 'hain't fetched no split-up clothes fer to straddle a real saddle. ❋ Unknown (1921)

Yer too weak-kneed, an 'hain't got as much backbone as an angle worm.' ❋ Unknown (1910)

Yo 'hain' no wicked boy, Shawn, but des kinder ramshackel an 'loose-jinted in yo' constitushun, but yo 'hain' wicked. ❋ James Tandy Ellis (1905)

"Nothin 'hain't ther matter -- now," she said, stanchly. ❋ Charles Neville Buck (1904)

T'hain't but four of 'em younger than what she is in our fambly. ❋ Ellis Parker Butler (1903)

'But if ther' hain't any, 'breaks in father, who was gettin' impatient. ❋ Ralph Connor (1898)

She's a widow, an 'hain't got anything needin' her. ❋ Unknown (1894)

"Why, Miss Hildy, I jes 'hain't had time to clean up yit." ❋ John Fox (1891)

I tells you, an 'I knows it, tha' hain't nary gal on earth ever done look at _no_ man, I don't care who he wuz, 'thout thinkin' 'bout him, an '' cidin 'in her min', one way er otheh whetheh she like fer to mah'y that ther man er not! ❋ Emerson Hough (1890)

Nothin 'hain't goin' to grow yer, 'less'n hit's a little broom cohn, er some o' that alfalafew, er that soht er things. ❋ Emerson Hough (1890)

This -- this poor thing that's goin 'to be born an' hain't no right to, ❋ Frances Hodgson Burnett (1886)

"No, dear; now go on with your dinner, and don't say 'hain't.'" ❋ Margaret Sidney (1884)

"[Oi mate], you got any hains?" (Teacher) "Going for a [hain] are we??" (Student) "It's hain [o'clock]" or "It's about quarter to hain" ❋ Kerblasser12 (2010)

Person 1: You know Haines? Person 2: [Yeah ofc] who doesn't know [the biggest] and [sexiest man alive]. ❋ BigGuyBigMan (2021)

[Come for] a [haine] at the [grille] ❋ Jasper Randall (2007)

"[Mate], I think I [might do] something [dickish]." "Don't do a Haines." ❋ Grandaddy Shawaddywaddy (2011)

La [Haine] - A French film looking at the goings on in a Paris suburban ghetto (starring [Vincent Cassel], Hubert Koundé and [Saïd] Taghmaoui). ❋ Brendan (2004)

[oh] he has Hainesed himself again ❋ Darkfruits1 (2018)

[thats] haines. that [chicks] haines ❋ Nick Sender (2008)

Ed stole [Daves] [quad] and drove it down the highway? Thats [hain]! ❋ Wayne-The-Hain-Brain-Macklean (2011)

black guy "damn, thats [haines]. hes [my savior] and one good white man." [brown guy]: "yeah i hear hes like moses ❋ Big Brown Man (2009)

[Haine] and [Badou] are meant together <3 ...wait, something tells me this isn't [the place] to be writing such stuff// ❋ Screwdriver_ (2010)