Any morbid swelling or inflammation in any part of the body, external or internal. [a1400 Lanfranc & c1425 Arderne distinguish it from cankre & festre.] …

Inflamed, festering. …

Violation of the established order. …

The company of apostles. …

An antiseptic ointment prepared in various ways (orig. of 12 ingredients); Apostles' ointment. …

(a) A pharmacist or druggist who stores, compounds, and sells medicaments of all sorts [cp. spicere]; (b) as occupational surname. …

A decoction. …

Trappings; gear. …

Accused, charged. …

(a) Application (of a remedy); (b) application or use (of an expression, of a general rule to particular circumstances); (c) an illustration (of a principle); (d) ?influence. …

Destroyer (a Greek epithet of the Devil). …

(a) An offering or contribution; esp., an (annual) contribution made by a daughter religious house to the mother house; (b) a present, a gift. …

Capable of perceiving or comprehending. …

Apprenticeship. …

Theol. appropriately applied, attributable. …

(a) Acquisition, annexation; esp., the annexation of the endowment and the income of a religious or charitable foundation on the part of a religious house; (b) attribution. …

(a) Pertaining (to sb.) as an essential or unique attribute, proper (to sb.); (b) appropriate, suitable. …

The act of coming near or close. …

(a) Belonging (to a country, a manor) as a possession or a right; (b) as noun: what belongs to or forms a subsidiary part (of a manor, etc.). …

Produced by natural causes. …

Payment, compensation; something offered in payment or by way of compensation or settlement; also fig. [quot.RRose]. …

(a) To give (sth.) in return: pay for (a service, etc.); repay (a debt); pay (expenses, a fee); (b) to redeem (a pledge, surety); make good (a promise, an obligation). …

Physiol. (a) The 'quality' of being inherently 'moist'; (b) the liquid constituent of the body, or overabundance of it; also, serous fluid. …

Phys. & physiol. Moist (said of one of the four qualities attributed to matter and to organisms); aquous aposteme, a swelling filled with serous fluid; aquous hernia, such a swelling in the scrotum. …

A callus (forming around a fractured bone). …

Angelica (a plant). …

A choir leader. …

(a) The chief flamen or priest (of the Britons, of the Mohammedans); (b) his province or jurisdiction. …

Chief priest, dean. …

A chief sanctuary (of the Britons). …

Of or belonging to an archedeken. …

A chief prelate, high priest. …

A high priest of a synagog. …

A superintendent. …

The master of the feast at Cana in Galilee (John 2.1-10); -- both as common noun and proper name. …

One who professes the liberal arts. …

Curving, bending. …

A urethral catheter. …

Syllogistic, sophistic. …

Some kind of stone with medicinal properties. …

Rule by the virtuous, aristocracy; usen aristogracie. …

One of a group of medicinal plants [?belonging to the Aristolochiaceae, ?to the Cyperaceae]; long aristologie, aristologie rotunde, aristologie the round, etc. …

(a) Gum ammoniac; gomme armoniak; (b) sal armoniak, salt armoniak, ammonium chloride, sal ammoniac; (b) bol armoniak, Armenian bole (a red earth). …

A substance exuded around the fragments of a broken bone, the callus. …

Spicy fragrance. …

(a) To interrogate (sb.), ask (sb.) a question; ask (a question); (b) to rebuke (sb.), censure. …

Arithmetic. …

(a) The uptilted front or back of a saddle, saddlebow; for arsoun, former arsoun, forþer arsoun, pommel; hinder arsoun, cantle; (b) a saddle provided with pommel and cantle. …

A dry measure of the Near East. …

Pressure, compulsion. …

(a) Implements of war, arms; office of artelrie, the office of armorer; (b) specif., ballistic engines; (c) a workshop for making implements of war. …

Having characteristics of an arterie, -- applied to the pulmonary artery and to the pulmonary vein. …

Arthritic, rheumatic; arthritis, rheumatism; goute artetik, arthritis, gout. …

A plaster or poultice of bread and honey. …

Law (a) To make a (specific) claim, esp. in writing; (b) make a (specific) charge or accusation, to challenge; articlen agains, onto (sb.); (c) answer a charge point by point. …

Anat. & surg. (a) A joint or joining (of bones); (b) setting (of bones or fractures). …

Law Point by point, in detail; specifically. …

(a) One who practices a craft or trade; craftsman, tradesman, workman; (b) (literary) artist; (c) a crafty person. …

(a) belonging to the celestial north; pol artik, the north pole of the heavens; specif., the North Star as marking its position; under the pol artik, under the North Star, in the North; of artik, of……

The constellation Boötes; cp. bere-ward. …

Asafetida (a gum-resin). …

A silly fellow, an upstart. …

(a) The axillary vein; (b) a brachial vein. …

(a) Rising;upward slope; (b) ascension (of Christ); (c) rise in fortune. …

A dais. …

Certain intestinal worms. …

Pathol. A collection of serous fluid in the peritoneal cavity; dropsy of the abdomen; ascites. …

Difficulty of breathing, asthma. …

Pert. to the aspect of a planet. …

Asparagus. …

Native asphalt; aspalt gleu. …

A skin disease characterized by stationary and fairly superficial crustaceous pustules. …

By way of assertion. …

To fix the rate or sum of (payments, as in taxes, fines, or compensation) by official action; assess, impose (a tax, a fine); allot (compensation); -- often with upon phr. …

The official determination of an assessment. …

Hasidim (a Jewish sect). …

Constant use. …

Susceptible of being pointed out, determined, specified, or attributed. …

(a) An order, request, directive, or stipulation; also, a commandment; at assignement, at (someone's) request or call; bi, of assignement, on (someone's) orders or instructions, at (God's)……

(a) A session of a court charged with the deliberation and disposition of civil actions (esp. actions concerning land tenure and imprisonment); the deliberations of such a court (the gathering of……

Help, aid, support. …

Star-jelly, nostoc, regarded as the remnants of meteors; a piece of such, a meteor. …

Summarizing, ?synthesis. …

(a) The reception (of the Virgin into Heaven), the Assumption; (b) the assumpcioun, the church festival (August 15) commemorating this event [one of 5 festivals referred to as oure ladi dai]; the……

Of bloodletting: by withdrawing 'humours' from the opposite part of the body. …

(a) A billet or shingle; astel shid; (b) firewood; (c) surg. a splint. …

(a) Astrolabe [a planispheric instrument for determining the positions and movements of celestial bodies, calculating latitude and longitude, etc.; the most important astronomical instrument of the……

A medicinal plant [see aristologie]. …

One who is versed in astronomie [q.v.], astronomer-astrologer; also astrologer, diviner. …

The blue stone lapis lazuli; enamel made of powdered lapis lazuli. …

Planetary influence, or a planet as exerting influence. …

Crude borax, tincal. …

A heavy costly cloth (imported from the Near East). …

Having one's patience exhausted, fed up. …

A violation or infringement. …

Violator, offender. …

(a) The act of paying attention, concentrating, or devoting oneself; maken, taken, yeven attendance; (b) haven attendance, look out for, expect (a change). …

Antidote, or an herb used as an antidote; also the name of certain medicinal plants [see quots.]. …

(a) Assign, allot, or dedicate (sth.); (b) attitlen to name, name after (sb.). …

Med. (a) The action or property of drawing (diseased matter) to the surface; (b) contraction, extraction. …