Hunt. In phr. blowen drauing, ?to blow 'the drawing', blow on a hunting horn the signal to turn back and search a wood for the game or the scent [cp.OD draw v. 52]; ?to blow slowly, prolong the notes……

(a) Excrement, droppings; dung; feces; (b) hunt. the dung of certain animals; (c) cattes drit, dove drit, gandres drit, gotes drit, hors drit, mannes drit, mous drit, swines drit. …

(a) To chase (sb. or sth.), pursue, drive; driven abak, driven forth, driven fro, driven in, driven into, driven of, driven to, etc.; (b) to move (sth.), propel, push; driven ayen, force back (water)……

Hunt. (a) A brood (of pheasants); (b) ?a young hawk. …

Hunt. To lay a deer on its back so that the head rests on the horns. …

Hunt. Of dogs: choked, strangled (as though a bone were lodged in the throat). …

Hunt. To reward (hounds) with a part of the deer. …

(a) To exchange (two things); (b) to reciprocate; to share (something), to enjoy mutually or in common; (c) to interchange (opposites), to transpose. …

Hunt. To run in such manner that the hind feet fall either between or beyond the prints of the forefeet. [Cp. enterchaungen, 4.] …

Hunt. Of hounds: (a) to follow a scent; (b) to follow the wrong scent. …

Hunt. Skinned by flaying, flayed. …

Dung, excrement; filth [cp. fen n.(1), sense 2., which here overlaps with this word]. …

(a) Hunt. The excrement of certain game animals, such as the deer; (b) med. excrement, dung; (c) alch. mud or clay (for sealing a retort). …

Of persons or of things viewed as agents: to come upon, encounter, or meet (someone or something) by chance or in the course of events (usually with the notion of perceiving or recognizing the person……

(a) One who finds (a lost object); (b) one who attains to knowledge; (c) hunt. a dog used to track game; also, one who has charge of such dogs. …

(a) The act of discovering either by chance or after searching; also, an instance of it; (b) the act of securing through search;--often with of phrase; (c) a foundling. …

(a) To trample (sth.), tread upon; fig. to mortify (the flesh), to oppress or torment. [=fullen trample, tread.]; (b) to trample (sb.) down; ?to conquer (sb.), overcome, destroy [cp. defoilen v., 2.(d……

(a) A stain, a spot; (b) hunt. act of traveling or 'beating'. …

(a) The physical shape of something, contour, outline; the figure or shape (of a person), body; also fig.; (b) forme and shape, shape or forme, forme and shafte, etc. …

(a) Severely flogged, scourged; (b) hunt. of the flanks of a dog: hollow, pinched. …