To give warranty of title to (land, a castle). …

(a) A cultivated piece of land (large or small, usually enclosed) for vegetables, herbs, flowers, trees, etc.; a garden, park, orchard; clos gardin, a courtyard; fish gardin, a garden containing fish……

(a) A boy or youth; a young male servant, squire, page, messenger, etc.; (b) a retainer, follower; (c) as surname. …

(a) Tribute; a tax, subsidy; (b) manorial or customary rent; ?also, a field rented for a customary service or payment; setten to gavel, to let (property) out to rent; (c) in combs: burgable, ?a tax on……

(a) Advantage, benefit; help, remedy; don gein, to benefit (sb.), do (sb.) good; ther is no gein, there is no help, nothing can be done; (b) worth, value or usefulness in battle; (c) reward, profit……

A large falcon used in hawking, a gerfalcon; whit gerfaucoun, the white gerfalcon of Iceland. …

Only in phr. in a gethe, ?spiritedly, ?hastily. …

(a) To lead or guide (sb.); also fig.; refl. to take one's way, go; (b) to steer (a ship), steer (one's course); drive (a chariot); (c) to guide (someone's pen or stylus); --used fig.; of Fortune: to……

A foot soldier. …

(a) A crafty or fraudulent trick; a plot; stratagem, wile; a lie; (b) fraudulent behavior, treachery, double-dealing, lying; also, friendly trickery; (c) something deceptive or illusory, delusion. …

(a) To deceive (sb.), beguile; delude, dupe; be false to, betray; --also without obj.; also fig.; (b) ppl. as noun: giling, those who cheat or deceive; giled, those who are deceived or cheated; (c) to……

(a) To strike (sb.); girden at, aim a blow at (sb.); girden on, rain (blows) on (sb.); (b) girden abak, to drive (sb.) back with blows, repel; girden al to poudre, beat (sb.) to dust; girden doun……

A grating of iron bars to cover a door or window. …

A boundary, limit. …

(a) A battle standard; the standard or banner of a king, an army, a division of an army, a troop; gounfanoun bere, maister of the gounfanoun, standard-bearer; maister gounfanoun, chief banner; (b) a……

An iron tool with hooked ends used by glaziers to cut or trim glass, a grozing iron. …

A bit, a whit; no gru, not at all; not (nought) a (on) gru, not a bit. …

(a) A battle-ax; hache daneis, a Danish ax; (b) an ax, ?a hatchet. …

(a) The fish haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus); (b) as surname. …

Hatred; ?also, wickedness; haven in haine, to hate (sb.). …