(a) To put out (a fire); of a fire: go out; (b) to wipe out (sin). …

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. …

To gasp or gulp. …

(a) Of the hair or head: curly; (b) as surname. …

(a) To strike (sb., sth.) violently, as with a weapon; dash to pieces, shatter; dashen to peces, dashen a two; dashen doun, strike or knock (sb., sth.) down; dashen out, knock or dash out (teeth, the……

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.] …

(a) To put or join (things) together, combine; feien togederes, feien samed, feien in fere; (b) to put together, unite; pass. to be composed (of constituent parts); be constituted or disposed (in a……

(a) Of young birds: ready to fly, fledged; flegge-rip, full-fledged; (b) of persons: as if winged, ?ready for action; wordes flegge, winged words. …

?Pleading; ?flattery. …

To make a groping movement (with the fingers), to grope. …

Stupid person, fool. …

(a) Strange, foreign, remote, unfamiliar; as noun: an alien, a stranger; of a happening: strange, unheard of; of speech: distant and formal; fremed and frend, stranger and friend; fremed and kouth……

(a) The letter ȝ in ME script [see Paues in MLR 6.441-54]; (b) as abbrev. for a name; (c) an error for the Tironian sign for and or et. …

(a) Implying challenge, rebuttal, anger, derision; (b) indicating sorrow or concern; hei weilawei; (c) an exclamation of encouragement to dogs, esp. in hunting; (d) as a burden in songs and carols……

(a) A mound, bank, small hill; (b) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.274]. …

A bucket; bord keble [see bord 1. (c)]. …

A peg, fastener; hongen on knag, to hang (sb.) on a peg or hook; --?also intrans. …

A blow, knock. …

(a) The movable batten of a handloom; (b) some kind of supporting frame or scaffold; (c) a device used by coopers, ?a turning lathe; lathe stok, ?the framework of such a device; lathe oke, ?error for……

(a) To brew (ale, beer); mix malt and hot water to form wort; (b) to reduce (sb.) to a pulp, beat into a mash. …

(a) The head or skull; pat of the hed, the back of the head; bi pat and bi polle, ?head by head, one by one; rum pat, by my head [Corn.]; (b) in surnames. …

A facial blemish. …

A pump. …

(a) To plunge into water, dive; (b) to immerse (sth.) in liquid quickly, plunge. …

Of cherries: plump, well filled out. …

To rebuke (sb., one's own body). …

(a) A veil, headdress; also, a cloak or an overgarment [last quot.]; ?also, an ornament for the head [quot.: a1425, 1st]; (b) ?as surname. …

(a) To stumble, stagger; trip; also fig. and in fig. context; also, fall in battle; snaperen on hors hed, fall forward on one's horse; (b) to fall into error; (c) snaperen in snare, to fall into a……

?A quick or sudden blow, snap. …

= spelked adj. …

A name given to a large eel, with ref. to the method for cooking it. …

To incite (sb. to do sth.); ppl. ispiȝt, stimulated, motivated. …

?Spiritually weak or inadequate. …

Naut. A kind of timber in a ship, prob. used to strengthen the frame; spurcate nail, a nail used to fasten such a timber. …

To defile (one's soul), pollute; ben sulped, of a person: be defiled; of sins: be foul or offensive (to oneself or God); ppl. sulpande as adj.: polluting; ppl. sulped, defiled; also [quot. c1480]……

(a) The fatty tissue of an animal; fatty tissue from around the kidneys or other internal organs of an animal; also fig. and in fig. contexts [some fig. quots. could also be construed as other senses……

(a) To stumble, trip, lose one's footing; (b) thrumblen togeder, to crowd together, press together. …

A mischievous or nasty trick, harm;—used in fig. context. …

To hiss. …

To break into small pieces, splinter, shatter. …

(a) To roll (sth.), turn; move (the head) to and fro, rock; (b) cook. to roll (dough) into a ball; trollen togeder. …

A bird of the genus Lanius, a shrike or butcherbird; also used as a term of abuse. …

?A mourner; ?mourning, lamentation, woe. …