Law god abering, good behavior, proper conduct. …

(a) Questioning, inquiry; question; asken, maken asking; (b) querying; (c) gram. noun of asking, an interrogative. …

(a) Entreaty, supplication, prayer, intercession, or an instance of it; (b) law a petition or plea. …

The sharing of possessions. …

(a) Law Judicial condemnation, sentencing; a sentence; (b) theol. damnation; a curse. …

(a) The act of defending; defense against physical harm, protection; the defending, defense of yourself, self-defense; (b) a means of defense; a covering; a fortification. …

Law (a) The act of conducting a trial or of passing judgment; adjudication, arbitration; stonden to deming, to submit to arbitration; dai of deming, Judgment Day; (b) a judicial decision or verdict……

Law (a) The act of constraining a person to fulfill certain obligations (such as payment of rent) by seizing his property; also, the power or right of distraint; (b) pl. properties or goods thus……

(a) Violation; (b) law distraint. …

(a) The act of writing or composing; (b) a literary composition; (c) law an accusation or indictment. …

(a) A joint or brace; (b) a zigzag border; (c) law the drawing up of a written agreement; a formal written agreement or contract. …

(a) The act or the art of composing or writing literature; (b) a literary composition, a description, a letter, etc.; (c) ?the outer form (of a composition). …

The act or fact of entering, as (a) into a confined space or bounded area, (b) into an office or society, (c) into a state or condition. …

(a) The action of trying to find out something; a trial or test; (b) fondinge on the mouth, taste. …

(a) A violent rush or collision, a charge; fighting; (b) commotion, uproar, tumult; rioting; (c) rebellion; hurling time, Wat Tyler's rebellion; (d) a collision, jostling; (e) pushing or dragging……

(a) The act of injuring or being injured; (b) a wound, an injury; disease, deformity; (c) ?pain. …

(a) The action of coming or going out of a place; (b) an opening outward; (c) law the act or action of announcing (a decision). …

(a) The fact of knowing, awareness; at mi knouleching, to my knowledge, as far as I know; upon his knouleching, knowingly; withouten knouleching, unwittingly, without (one's) knowledge; haven……

(a) Hindering, impeding, preventing; letting of, hindering or preventing of (work, an action, a process); letting of (bi), hindering by (sth.); withouten letting of, without obstruction on the part of……

(a) Law An alteration in a plea; a variation in the language, mistaken or intentional; (b) [orig. a fine levied for such deviations]; the right to collect such fines. …