(a) To bend (down); abeien face, incline the head; (b) to bow in homage (to sb.). …

(a) To make (sth.) cold or cool; to numb (the limbs) with cold; to become cold or numb; (b) of charity: to grow cold or slack; of strife: cool off. …

To subdue or annihilate (an enemy). …

(a) To lay (sb.) low, fell, kill; (b) to throw down or destroy (a building); cut down or fell (a tree). …

To put (sb.) to flight, discomfit; to drive out (disease, poison, sin, etc.), dispel. …

(a) To damage or destroy (crops, a wall, etc.); (b) mar, harm, or destroy (virtue, reputation, the mind, etc.); amarred in minde, distraught; (c) discomfit or ruin (a person, a people); also, kill. …

(a) To damn (sb.); (b) ppl. awaried, of persons: damned, condemned; also, evil, wicked; as noun: wicked person, one of the damned; (c) ppl. awaried, of things, actions, emotions: evil, wicked……

(a) To control, rule, govern, command; rule (a country); command (an army); have control of (one's body, desire, etc.), guide (one's) actions; wield (a weapon), manage (a horse); (b) to conquer……

To harm or destroy. …

(a) To repay (money); (b) to surrender (a town); ayelden up; (c) refl. to give oneself up, surrender. …

(a) To bend (sth.), bow (the head), bend or flex (the back, knees, legs); refl. to bend, stoop, fall; (b) to turn or incline (one's ear, oneself) attentively; (c) to bend, give way, weaken. …

(a) To give a mute signal, communicate by signs or gestures, beckon; bekenen with the eie, to wink; (b) to summon (sb.); esp., summon with a signal or gesture; (c) to point, point to (sth.). …

(a) To encourage (sb.), strengthen, help, support; -- also refl.; (b) to instruct (sb.), edify; (c) to become strong, be strong; flourish; of a child: grow, mature. …

To blow a trumpet; fig. to resound like a trumpet. …

(a) To cry out, bellow, howl, roar; (b) to sing loudly; of bells or trumpets: resound; (c) to conduct oneself (in a certain manner), behave. [Sense (c) has been largely taken over by bēren v. (1)……

(a) To turn (sb.) away from the proper course; lead astray, mislead; (b) to delude, deceive; outwit, dupe. …

(a) To accuse (sb.); make a charge; (b) to plead (a cause). …

To conceal (sth.). …

(a) To delude, dupe; (b) to bewilder, confound. …

To fell (an enemy). …