(a) To jump, leap, spring; skip or jump in play, caper; also, jump from writhing [quot.: ?c1425]; ?also, cause (sb.) to jump from beating [quot.: a1450 Yk.Pl.]; (b) ~ oute, to spring forth, spring out [glossary quots.]; also, fig. burst forth [1st quot.]; spring out of (a chair, cart, etc.); also fig. [quot.: a1500(a1460)]; (c) to leap or jump up; ~ forth (up); ~ in-to, leap into (a saddle); ~ on, leap onto (a horse); ~ on heigh, jump up to a high place, leap into a pulpit; also fig.; (d) ~ bak (bihinden), ?to jump down; ~ doun (adoun), jump or leap down; ~ in-to, jump into (the water, a pit, etc.); (e) ~ over, to jump over (a table, ditch, etc.).

(a) To run, go, travel; hasten, hurry, rush; also, flee; also, run around busily [quot.: c1425 Mirror LM&W]; of lightning: dart, shoot; ~ bihinden, move into position behind someone; ~ forth, flee, escape; ~ oute, go out, rush out; also, flee; ~ over, go (into the assembly); also, forge ahead [quot.: WBible(2) Prov.]; (b) ?to attack; (c) ~ oute, of a bird: to hop out of a cage; skippinge oute, hopping out (of a cage); (d) to bounce; (e) of the spirit of the Lord: to enter (into sb.), descend (upon sb.); of strife: break out, arise; of venial sin: change (into deadly sin); ~ up, of the soul: ascend (into heaven); (f) to pass over or omit material in reading, or in the telling of a narrative; ~ over.

In place names.