Does 'rove' only mean 'scab' in Suffolk?

[roopat]

Following on from this, I noticed recently on a Suffolk discussion board, on another site,  a query as to whether "on the huh" (ie crooked or wonky) was a Suffolk saying.  It had never occurred to me that it might be confined to my home county.  I still use the phrase, although I now live in Wales.  So my question is - has  'on the huh' travelled, or do the locals here wonder what on earth I'm talking about?   

'On the huh' is also a Norfolk expression but I've never heard it anywhere else 

[Greensleeves]

Thanks Mike and Roopat - that explains why people look askance when I say that.  Not that I will change, I've been using the expression far too long!

[FriddlesBoy]

My family are from the five mile radius of Thorpe Morieux, I only recently discovered that "raav" (with an a sound) wasn't the correct term, growing up in a bilingual family.