Hunt. To copulate. …

(a) To flog (sb.), beat, whip; (b) to punish (sb.). …

(a) Of the wind: to blow; also fig.; (b) of the wind: to blow against, beat upon; drive (sth.) by blowing; also fig.; blouen awei, blow (sth.) away; also fig.; blouen doun, blow down, destroy; blouen……

(a) To break (an object) into parts; dash to pieces; destroy the wholeness of (an object); shatter (a weapon) in combat; crush (the human body, etc.); breken atwo, breken asonder, breken in peces……

(a) To divide (sth. into parts); (b) to cut (sb.) up; britnen into quarters, to quarter; (c) hunt. to cut up (a deer, etc.); britnen out, cut out. …

(a) To throw (sth.) to a distance, fling, hurl; pour or sprinkle (water); (b) sift (sand); (c) scatter (seed), sow; (d) throw at (sb.). …

(a) To suffer alteration; change, vary; chaungen fro, diverge from; chaungen lowe or heighe, descend or ascend; (b) to alter (sth.), make different, change; chaungen colour, chaungen heu, change in……

Hunt.?To sever the head at the neck; ?cut up (a boar) in accordance with approved practice. …

(a) To chase (sb. or sth.), pursue, drive; driven abak, driven forth, driven fro, driven in, driven into, driven of, driven to, etc.; (b) to move (sth.), propel, push; driven ayen, force back (water)……

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. To run in such manner that the hind feet fall either between or beyond the prints of the forefeet. [Cp. enterchaungen, 4.] …

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

Of persons or of things viewed as agents: to come upon, encounter, or meet (someone or something) by chance or in the course of events (usually with the notion of perceiving or recognizing the person……

(a) To trample (sth.), tread upon; fig. to mortify (the flesh), to oppress or torment. [=fullen trample, tread.]; (b) to trample (sb.) down; ?to conquer (sb.), overcome, destroy [cp. defoilen v., 2.(d……

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. …

Hunt. To tie together the feet of (a deer); tie together (hounds) in small groups. …

(a) To entertain (sb.) as a guest, lodge (a guest); entertain (a paying guest); (b) to give shelter to (the homeless), entertain (a pilgrim, wayfarer, stranger); (c) to harbor (a criminal), shelter……