(a) To grow old, age; (b) ppl. aged, advanced in years, old; also mature; (c) aged men, those with authority, elders. …

To embark (on the study of books). …

To conduct or comport (oneself in a certain manner), behave; -- usually reflexive and modified by an adverb of manner. …

To boast, brag; bragging wordes, boastful speech. …

To raise the issue (whether something is the case), question, debate. …

To determine (sth.), decide (a question, dispute, legal case). …

(a) To strip (a fortified place) of its fortifications; (b) to dispossess (sb.). …

To disappear, vanish; awei disparishen. …

To fill, fill up. …

(a) To devour (something), to eat up; (b) to eat (something); esp., to eat hungrily or greedily; freten fil, to eat (one's) fill; freten of, to partake of, eat of; freten up, to eat up, devour; (c) to……

To make (a statement) general in its application. …

To bestow grace upon (sb.), favor. …

(a) To pour (sth.) in, infuse; infounden in (into, til, to), pour (sth.) into (sth.); infounden on (into, unto), pour (sth.) onto (sth.); also fig. ; (b) to soak (sth.), infuse. …

To lubricate (a ligament, etc.), make slippery. …

(a) To soften; make (sth.) soft; make (a bone or sinew) supple or pliant; render (metal) malleable or workable; (b) ppl. mollifiing, of humors, moistness, medicines: softening, mollifying; (c) fig. to……

(a) To muzzle (a dog or cat); fig. close up (hell's jaws), free the redeemed from the power of death; (b) to veil, conceal, or mask (the face); (c) ppl. moseling, burrowing with the snout; (d) ppl.……

To pervert (sth.). …

Of a bird: to glide, soar. …

To apply cosmetics to (one's face), paint (oneself). …

To lend (money), especially involuntarily to the king, advance; ?also, to borrow (money). …

(a) To win the victory or mastery; prove superior in authority or power; overcome (sb.) [quot.: a1500]; win a victory for (sb.) [quot.: Lydg.Guy]; (b) prevailen ayen, to prevail over (sth.); prevailen……

(a) To represent (sth.); also, fig. to present something again to the mind; (b) to restore (sb.) to health. …

(a) To spread a scent abroad, emit an odor; (b) of an odor: to spread itself abroad; of breath: issue forth. …

(a) Refl. To exert oneself; (b) ppl. reforced, reinforced. …

(a) To comfort, strengthen, or restore (sb.) physically; also fig.; (b) to comfort, strengthen, or restore (sb.) spiritually or mentally; (c) to provide shelter and refreshment for (a stranger……

(a) Refl. Of a hawk: to shake the feathers; (b) ppl. rousing, of birds in a heraldic charge: rising [cp. rousand adj.]. …

Of a huntsman; to shout to the hounds; also, direct (a hound to the pack) by shouting. …

To analyze (verse) according to its meter, scan. …

(a) To skim impurities from (a liquid); clarify (butter); skim impurities or fat from liquid in a pot containing (sth.); also, remove the impurities from the surface of (the white of an egg); skimmen……

(a) To make (sth.) pliant or flexible; (b) to promote softness of the skin, body, etc.; make (skin) soft; also, soften (soil for the growing of crops); (c) to mollify (sb.); make (the heart or soul)……

To go quickly, rush, dart, spring; sparren forth (oute). …

?To install (sb. somewhere), place, put. …

(a) To be astonished or amazed; be amazed (at sb. or sth.); be bewildered, be stupefied; be held motionless from mental shock; stonen in wit, be too stunned (to speak); ppl. stoninge, amazed, being……

Med. To anesthetize (a bodily member); deaden (pain). …

To slap, smack. …

(a) In phrase: tachen at (in-to, on, upon), to attack (sb. or sth.), rush upon; (b) to overcome (sb.), kill. …

In phrase: torken with, to turn around. …

To consider (oneself) of little value, despise. …

(a) To stare at (sb.) (b) to present (sth.) in a particular guise, put a particular face on; conceal (sth.) under a false face; ?also, brazen (sth.) out [quot. c1395]; also, mask (one color with……