(a) To unclose (a gate, door, window), open; open (a gate) to (sb.); (b) to open the door to (sb.); openen to, open the door to (sb.), permit (sb.) to enter; (c) without obj.: to unlock; as command……

Hunt. (a) A horn call indicating that the hunter or hounds are on the right track; also fig.; (b) ?the right track. …

Hunt. A dog kept in reserve to be used at the completion of a chase. …

A fishing net furnished with a bag containing a stone for sinking the net; hunt. a bag-shaped net having a cord running through the outer meshes in the manner of a purse-string. …

(a) To push, shove, thrust; strike a blow, smite; putten with fet, trample, kick; putten with fet and hondes, thrust with feet and hands; putten ayen, push against (sb.); stumble against (sb.); putten……

(a) A judicial inquiry, an inquest, a trial; (b) fals (ivel, wrongful) quest, an inquest initiated without valid cause or resulting in an unjust verdict; (c) comen in (on) quest, gon on (upon) quest……

Hunt.: To flush (a game animal) with hounds. …

Hunt. (a) The parts of a deer, usually placed on the animal's hide, which are given to the hounds as a reward for the chase; (b) the ceremony of giving the hounds their reward; (c) the collection of……

(a) A noble, person of royal blood; coll. the nobility; (b) royal power or possessions; also, ?kingdom; ?error for realte n.(1); (c) service owed to the king. …

A sum or an amount of money received by a person, guild, church, etc.; an income; -- also pl.; forein receit [see also forein adj. 5.(b)]. …

(a) A recipient of a gift, property, etc.; (b) a partaker of the sacrament, communicant; also, a recipient of medicine; (c) a receiver of stolen goods, resetter; (d) hunt. a heavy deerhound used to……

Hunt. ben recovered of (with), of harts or their antlers: to be covered again with (new hair). …

(a) Recovery from illness; restoration (of someone's health); (b) hope or chance of rallying in battle; (c) salvation; (d) help, assistance. …

(a) Refusal, rejection; disgrace; also person.; maken refus of, to reject (sb.); putten in refus, reject (sth.), despise; (b) hunt. withouten refus, old enough to be hunted. …

(a) To reject (sb.) as foolish, unworthy, etc., forsake, despise; exclude (sb.) from office; renounce (a god); (b) to refuse to take (sb.) as a spouse or lover; divorce (one's wife); (c) to cast (sb.)……

(a) To lift up (sb. or sth.), hold up; engage in lifting and carrying [quot.: 1446]; reisen up; reisen eien, reisen up eie-sight, look up; reisen eres, of an elephant: stretch out the ears; reisen up……

(a) To own (goods, property), possess (sth.); occupy (a manor, an estate) as owner; (b) to enjoy the benefits of (citizenship, a privilege, title, benefice, etc.); enjoy (favor, glory, the Beatific……

Hunt. Hounds posted along the probable line of a chase to replace hounds grown weary; also, the place where the hounds are posted. …

(a) Hunt. To set a pack of hounds after the quarry; (b) ben relaied, of a deer: to be chased by a relay of hounds; (c) to take a fresh horse, change horses; (d) to let (a horse) run free, slacken the……

(a) That which is left over or left behind, remains, remnants, residue; -- often pl.; also, a legacy, charitable bequest; also, dregs; relef of brucus, what the bruchus leaves; (b) rabble, ruins; (c)……