(a) Celebrated, renowned, famous; (b) well-reputed, estimable; (c) well-known. …

Any of certain cultivated or wild leguminous plants belonging to the genus Vicia or to allied genera; vetch. …

(a) A system of religious doctrine accepted on belief; a religious persuasion, a religion; Cristes (Cristen) feith, feith of holi chirche; fals feith, heretical or heathen belief; fikel feith……

(a) A shrine enclosing the body or relics of a saint; a tomb; (b) in fertre, enshrined; entombed. …

Load, pack. …

(a) What one does or succeeds in doing; act, deed, doings; the working or operation (of the universe); (b) in fet, in fact, actually. …

Feverfew (Chrysanthemum parthenium). …

A small quantity of blazing vapor, a flame; also fig.;--usu.pl.; flaume of fir, a tongue of fire, a flame. …

(a) To emit flames, to be afire, to blaze; ppl. flaumbed, blazing, intense; (b) flaumen of (on, with) fir, to blaze; (c) to give off (fire, light, sparks); flaumen doun, to shed (light) downward. …

(a) A flowering plant of the genus Iris, the fleur-de-lis; often as fig. for Virgin Mary; (b) the fleur-de-lis (esp. the root) used in medicine. …

?Foliage. …

One who builds or tends a fire, a kitchen servant. …

The original builder of a city; the founder of a country; the builder of a castle, etc. …

(a) The breaking (of an object); fracture (of a bone); (b) theol. the breaking or dividing of the Host; (c) math. an aliquot part of a unit, a fraction or subdivision; also, a mark indicating such a……

One of the mutually responsible members of a tithing, etc. …

(a) A cucumber plant (Cucumis sativus); commune gourd; also, a cucumber; (b) the colocynth (Citrullus colocynthis); wilde gourd; also, the fruit of this plant; (c) a gourd plant (Lagenaria vulgaris……

(a) One who inherits, or is entitled to inherit, the property, title, honors, etc. of a dead man; an heir or heiress; fals heir; verrei heir; kind heir, natural heir; thirde heir, the third in……

(a) Without judicious discrimination, indiscriminately; (b) equally, alike. …

Derivational suffix usually in nouns from L or OF: accioun, contradiccioun, dominioun, temptacioun, etc.; also in ME formations, often diminutives: conjeccion, merlioun, oinion, carioun (var. of……

(a) John; -- used as a familiar name for a priest; sire Jon; (b) used as a contemptuous name for a person of mean station. [See also herbe-jon, Seint Jones wort; Jon with the gilden mouth, see gilden……