Hunt. To copulate. …

Hunt. To lay a deer on its back so that the head rests on the horns. …

Hunt. To reward (hounds) with a part of the deer. …

(a) To exchange (two things); (b) to reciprocate; to share (something), to enjoy mutually or in common; (c) to interchange (opposites), to transpose. …

Hunt. Of hounds: (a) to follow a scent; (b) to follow the wrong scent. …

Of a tree: to branch, fork. …

(a) To wear, bruise, crush; to beat so as to bruise the skin; of weapons: to clash; (b) hunt. of harts: to rub (the horns against a tree); rub (off the bark), wear off. …

(a) To move (sb. or sth.), shift; remove (sth.), dislodge; move (sth.) about, shake, disturb; stir (a liquid); apply (sth.); also fig.; meven hat ne hod, remove hat nor hood, uncover the head; meven……

Hunt. ben recovered of (with), of harts or their antlers: to be covered again with (new hair). …

(a) To reject (sb.) as foolish, unworthy, etc., forsake, despise; exclude (sb.) from office; renounce (a god); (b) to refuse to take (sb.) as a spouse or lover; divorce (one's wife); (c) to cast (sb.)……

(a) To own (goods, property), possess (sth.); occupy (a manor, an estate) as owner; (b) to enjoy the benefits of (citizenship, a privilege, title, benefice, etc.); enjoy (favor, glory, the Beatific……

(a) Hunt. To set a pack of hounds after the quarry; (b) ben relaied, of a deer: to be chased by a relay of hounds; (c) to take a fresh horse, change horses; (d) to let (a horse) run free, slacken the……

(a) To rally in battle, regroup, reassemble; also, take heart, take courage [quot.: c1400]; relien to, rally round (a banner); also, pursue (sb.), attack; (b) to rally (troops) in battle, reform; --……

(a) To stop, stay; pause; (b) to arrest (sb.), capture; check (sb.), hold back; hold (a horse) in check; drive back (deer); (c) to restrain (sb. from doing sth.); (d) to constrain (sb. to do sth.)……

(a) Hunt. To flush out game birds; find a game animal a second time; find (a game bird, game animal) again; ?flush out (game birds) [quot.: 1486]; (b) to return (to a place). …

(a) To give a reward; reward (sb.); (b) hunt. to reward (a hound or hawk), esp. with a part of the game; (c) to reward (affection, good deeds, etc.); -- also without obj.; (d) to pay (sb.) for goods……

(a) Hunt. To perceive by smell; also, scent (a spoor); senten of, get wind of (prey); (b) to give off a pleasant smell. …

To dwell. …

(a) To hang down loosely, hang low so as to be dragged along the ground; also, of a horse: trail (its guts); trailen doun (adoun); trailen abouten, of a dragon's tail: ?hang looped around (a ball)……

(a) Hunt. To develop a troche; ppl. troched, having a troche; wel troched; (b) ppl. troched, embellished with pinnacles or crenelations. …