(a) To frequent (a place), visit often, resort to; ~ to (til, in); frequent (wakes, tournaments, brothels, etc.); ~ scole, attend school; -- also intr.; (b) to travel (a road); (c) to visit (a place); (d) in surnames.

(a) To stay in (a place); dwell in, live in; (b) ppl. haunted, full of people, inhabited.

(a) To visit (sb.), frequent the company of; also, come together, assemble; (b) to seek (sb. or sth.); pursue (game); seek to acquire (goods); (c) to resort to (sb., someone's body) for sexual intercourse, have intercourse with.

(a) To busy oneself with (an activity), engage in; practice (an art, a profession, trade, craft); take part in (wars, battles); ~ in; ~ armes (dedes of armes), engage in deeds of arms, follow the military profession; ~ enemites, engage in hostilities; (b) with inf.: to be in the habit of (doing sth.), be wont (to do sth.); (c) ~ to (in), to exercise (oneself, one's body) in (piety, martial deeds); (d) ben haunted, to be stirred or roused; ben haunted in, be occupied with (sth.), meditate upon; also, be tried by (temptations).

(a) To practice (a vice, a sin, folly); (b) to practice (a virtue, righteousness, etc.); (c) to obey (a law), observe (a custom); (d) to obey or worship (a god); (e) of music: to follow (a course).

To use (sth.), employ; exercise (power, authority, influence, a legal right).

(a) To do (sth.), carry out, execute, perform; perform (divine service), go on (pilgrimage); ~ blessinge, bless; ~ contek, make war; ~ office, perform a function; (b) ppl. haunted, repeated, frequent, numerous.