"Hunger 'im out" - strange name, any further info?

[mosstrooper]

Plenty of such places in Scotland, we have "Look Aboot Ye" near Salsburgh Lanarkshire.

[Skoosh]

"Lodge Ma Loons!" somewhere near Glasgow?

Skoosh.

[JenB]

Here in Northumberland and also in County Durham there are several places called 'Click 'em In'.

We seem no closer to discovering why Samuel's place of interest was called Hunger 'im out' 

[Skoosh]

Clickimin Broch in Shetland! 

Skoosh.

[Mike in Cumbria]

Interesting. We have a Clickham Inn near Penrith.

[Tickettyboo]

EDIT
I'm slow I am still on Hunger im out :-)

I had a firkle round the web. Lots of references in books etc saying that names like this were descriptive and whimsical or ironic.

Nearest theory I can find is from a thesis in 2014
https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/293046098.pdf
Use Ctrl F (windows) or CMD F (mac) to search the document for the term.
the thesis indicates that it reflected the fact that farming life was hard and gives an alternate name of 'starve them out'

Boo

[Skoosh]

Maybe a Norse name which doesn't mean click him in?

Skoosh.

[Lodger]

There is a "Cleek him in" (Cleekimin nowadays) in Motherwell.

[Skoosh]

Mebbes Masonic then? 

Skoosh.