A bundle or pack; a bunch (of figs, grapes); a bale (of skins); a raft (of logs). …

A wild goose: brant. …

(a) Porridge, pulse; (b) broth (of meat), liquor (of vegetables); (c) ?a type of ale or beer; ?some sort of broth, juice, or liquor;bre mongere, a seller of such a commodity; ale bre, a drink made……

A curved handle. …

A game: blindman's buff, ?hide-and-seek; pleien buk-hide. …

A stone worn round, boulder, cobblestone; bulder ston. …

An insect pest that damages plants, probably a beetle of some kind. …

(a) A pebble; chesel ston; (b) a mass of pebbles; gravel, coarse sand; sand chesel. …

A young chicken; chick, pullet; prob. also any chicken. …

(a) Entrails, esp. the small intestines; (b) chitlings, souse; (c) as a nickname [?or cp. chiteren, vr. of chateren]. …

A fibrous sprout of some kind emerging from a plant: (a) of unspecified character; (b) a small bulb by which plants of genus Allium propagate; (c) any threadlike structure in a flower, applied……

A liquid measure: ?half a pint. …

(a) Cuttlefish; (b) the calcareous shell of the cuttlefish [used in powdered form as an abrasive and medicinally as an antacid]. …

A cock (of hay); hei cok; a shock (of grain). …

(a) A kind of fox with black feet, ears, and tail; (b) as surname. …

Trimmed hair (of tail and forelock). …

A plant of the genus Solanum: nightshade. …

(a) The male of the duck, drake; ?also, a gander; (b) a representation of a drake. …

A small fish of some kind. [See OD eldring.] …

Stupid person, fool. …