A liquid measure (of varying capacity). …

Small boards of split oak, board cut to make barrel staves. …

(a) Gullet of an animal; (b) a throatful, speech, talk. …

To munch (sth.), nibble. …

A rascal, rogue. …

A pump. …

(a) To plunge into water, dive; (b) to immerse (sth.) in liquid quickly, plunge. …

The act or process of cleaning the seeds from flax; ripelinge comb (stok), = ripel-stok n. …

To be at odds, quarrel, dispute. …

A kind of fur of poor quality. …

(a) Gravel, pebbles; (b) in place names [see Smith PN Elem.2.121]. …

(a) The European shrimp (Crangon vulgaris); (b) a scaly monster, dragon; (c) a puny person. …

Urine. …

(a) To come, go; skelten ther-at, apply oneself to something; (b) to raise (an alarm); cause (skirmishing), begin; (c) ?to cause (sb.) to go away, drive away; ?revile (sb.). …

(a) A wheelless vehicle, usu. used for drawing heavy loads over the ground or ice, a sled, sledge, dray; also, a carriage or other means of transportation [quot.: ?a1425(c1380)]; sled man; (b) as……

(a) Obscene behavior, filth; (b) as surname. …

(a) A snail; (b) some kind of fish; ?an eel. …

(a) An eel; (b) in surnames. …

To sob; snobben and sighen, sighen and snobben; snobben after, weep in longing for (sth.); ppl. snobbinge, sobbing; also, accompanied by sobs [quot. a1450 Aelred, 2nd]. …

(a) A swamp, bog; (b) a gutter, sewer, drain; a place where waste collects; (c) ?in surnames and field name. …

A fish which has been split open and dried. …