Pertaining to an abbey or an abbess. …

Of a thing, a sight, a disease, an action, etc.: physically loathsome, disgusting, repulsive; abhominable to the stomak, nauseating. …

Abhorrent, detestable. …

Over a long period of time; continually, unceasingly; with perseverence, steadfastly. …

(a) The ablative (case) of Latin; a noun or adjective in the ablative case; (b) in a pun (with ref. to L ablātiō a taking away & ablāt-um taken away, stolen): carried off, stolen; ablatif cas, the……

(a) Of persons: capable of doing something, expert in an art or science, qualified to practice a trade or profession, skilful, competent; able maister, able werkman; of a woman: old enough to marry……

(a) With blood, in blood, bloodily; (b) covered or flowing with blood, bloody. …

Having its impurities dissolved or washed away. …

Cleansing. …

(a) Born prematurely or dead; (b) as noun: a child born prematurely or dead, a stillbirth; also fig.; (c) one who is born deformed, a monster. …

(a) Existing in great quantity, overflowing; (b) possessing in quantity, rich (in gold, etc.); -- with of; (c) full (of mercy, blossoms, etc.); -- with of or with; (d) bountiful, generous. …

Ample, sufficient. …

(a) Present or existing in great number or quantity, many, much, abounding; also, overabundant, excessive; of shot: thick, fast; of waters: overflowing; (b) of fruitfulness, gifts, grace, mercy……

(a) Nearby, neighboring, surrounding; the countre aboute, the neighborhood; (b) placed or set in various parts of something; (c) all, entire; al the world aboute, the entire world, the whole earth……

Busy or diligent in (doing sth.), ready or trying (to do sth.); ben about-ward. …

At or from the top; above, from above. …

(a) Being directly over (but not touching or resting upon), above, overhead; God above, heven above, etc.: (b) being upon something, lying or resting above; (c) being at a higher level; (d) higher in……

(a) Not in a particular place, not present, absent; -- often with fro, from; (b) of things, qualities, etc.: absent, lacking, non-existent. …

Of medicines: able to remove pus or other impurities from a wound or sore; cleansing, detergent. …

Self-denying, abstemious in eating and drinking; sexually continent; also, a self-denying person, an abstainer. …

Gram. Of nouns: abstract (as opposed to concrete). …

Chilled, cold; also fig. …

(a) Pleasing, agreeable, acceptable; accept to (of), pleasing to; accept time, appropriate or suitable time; accept in (someone's) sight; (b) received, obtained; accept of, taken from; (c) received……

(a) Of things, actions, ideas, etc.: agreeable, pleasing -- often with to, tofore, unto; acceptable in the sight of, pleasing in the sight of, agreeable to (sb.); (b) appropriate, suitable; time……

Capable of being approached, accessible. …

(a) Non-essential, incidental; (b) out of the normal course of nature, pathological. …

(a) Phil. Not a natural or essential part of a thing, non-essential, incidental, secondary; (b) not inherent in a thing, induced from without; (c) ?growing out of something else, ?outward, external. …

Slothful. …

Pertaining to legal actions or lawsuits. …

Consonant, harmonious, conforming; fitting, proper. …

(a) Conforming (to sth.); in accordance or in agreement (with sth.); -- with to; (b) compatible; harmonious; (c) mus. harmonious; hence, pleasing; (d) similar (to sth.); alike. …

Of a medicine: appropriate; hence, effective. …

Charged with a duty or responsibility; responsible (for sth.), answerable (to sb.). …

(a) Liable to render account; (b) charged with accounting; officer accountant; (c) as noun: an accounting officer. …

(a) Accusing, self-accusing [note the play on the word cas in GRom.]; (b) gram. accustif (cas). …

(a) Self-accusing; (b) a confessional. …

Usual, familiar. …

Sorrel (Rumex acetosa). …

(a) Sour to the taste or smell, acid; (b) milk acetous, soured milk; sirup acetous, a decoction of honey or sugar and vinegar; water acetous, water mixed with vinegar; (c) physiol. sour. …

Chilled, cold, numbed with cold; ivel acold, sor acold. …

Cp. encombrous. Vexatious, troublesome. …

Sharp, stinging. …

A person who is active in a cause. …

Of human actions: done (as opposed to suffered), voluntary; actif cursing, self-excommunication. …

(a) Of things, conditions, emotions, qualities: existing in fact, real; of actions: really done; (b) surg. real (as opposed to potential); actual cauterie, a cauterizing operation involving the……

Acute (fever). …

Possible things or events; what can exist or occur. …

(a) Of a fever, a disease: having a sudden onset and short duration, acute (as opposed to chronic); (b) of a humor: sharp, irritating. …

Medicines for sharpening or improving (the hearing). …

Of adamant, adamantine; -- ?also as noun [quot.HMaid]. …

(a) Of an egg: rotten, addled; (b) of brains: muddled. …

(a) Adjoining, bordering (on sth.); nearby; adjacent ner, neighboring; besiden adjacent, lying nearby; (b) adjacent aboute, bordering on; of a boundary: surrounding. …

Adjacent. …

Gram. (a) Adjectival; noun adjectif, an adjective; verb adjectif, a verbal noun or adjective; (b) as noun: adjective. …

Aiding, helpful. …

Listless, ill. …

(a) Supplementary; (b) a supplement. …

Worthy of admiration. …

(a) Of reasoning: acceptable, admissible; of an action: permissible; (b) law of persons: allowed, entitled, having the right (to defend a case in a certain manner). …

Adjoining. …

By adoption; sone adoptif, adopted son. …

Burning, scorching; of medicines: able to burn up (or destroy with heat) excess humors in the body. …

(a) An opponent or enemy; (b) opposing, hostile. …

Opposed, opposing; contrary; hostile, inimical; -- often with to, also ageines, unto; adversarie parti, the enemy. …

Gram. Of a conjunction: adversative. …

(a) Hostile, inimical; (b) harmful, unfavorable; adversaunt thing, mishap, misfortune. …

Contrary, opposing, opposed, hostile; of fortune: unfavorable; adverse part(i, the opposing side in war, a lawsuit, etc. …

Full of adversity. …

Unending, eternal. …

Remote, as a stranger or outcast. …

Of persons: noble. …

Of brass, brazen. …

Thoughtless, heedless, careless. …

Unwise, foolish. …

Merciful, gracious. …

Loyal. …

Courteous, affable. …

(a) Pertaining to the emotions or to the will; affectif parti; (b) = effectif; affectif cause, efficient cause. …

Sincere, heartfelt. …

(a) Eager, earnest; (b) loving, affectionate, well-disposed. …

Suitable, appropriate. …

Pledged person, one's betrothed. …

(a) Phil. An affirmative proposition, a positive statement or inference; (b) the positive form or aspect of something; in affirmatives, in positive functions (as opposed to failure to function); wil……

(a) Positive, affirmative (as opposed to negative); (b) law bringing suit; affirmatif parte, the plaintiff. …

African in origin or supposed origin; galle Affrican. …

(a) On fire, in flames, afire: ben afir, be on fire; (b) fallen afir, worthen afir, catch fire, go up in flames; (c) setten afir, set on fire, put to the torch. …

?Awash, in flood (see flẹ̄te n., sense 4.) …

Cp. fonned. Infatuated. …

(a) On foot, afoot (i.e. not on horseback); fighten afote, gon afote, etc.; (b) folk afote, men afote, foot soldiers, etc. [cp. fọ̄t-folk, afote man]. …

Last; bi aftemeste erdede, to the last of his deeds (i. e. for all of his deeds). …

(a) Second in time; after dai (night), the second day (night); second in a series; after del, the second part; personal name: ?the Second; (b) next following in time, immediately after, next; (c)……