(a) Of a weapon: able to pierce or slash, sharp; (b) of an animal: capable of biting or slashing; (c) of a blow: slashing. …

(a) The act of biting, or an instance of it; (b) a wound inflicted by biting, a bite; bitinge place. …

(a) Of blood, consisting of blood, full of blood; of the eyes: bloodshot; (b) physiol. the four blodi humoures, the four humors, formed from the blodi lompe and flowing in the bloodstream; blodi……

(a) The whole physical frame of a living being; physique, body; bodi-lich, body [cp. līch body]; assaien bodi, test (one's) physique or physical prowess; (b) build, stature, figure; (c) bodi and……

(a) The act of boiling, bringing to a boil, or cooking something by boiling; ben at boillinge; (b) torturing by immersion in a hot liquid. …

(a) Of persons or their behavior: lacking in polish, learning, skill, or experience; crude, unmannerly, awkward; unlearned, unskilled, ignorant; artless, simple, humble; of an animal: simple; (b) of……

physiol. Warmth, heat. …

(a) To make (sth. or sb.) warm, heat; chaufen the bath, warm the bath water; (b) to warm (oneself); (c) to grow warm or hot. …

(a) Warming; (b) chaufing-bal, ?a kind of brazier; chaufinge dish, a brazier, chafing dish; chaufinge hous, a building with a fireplace. …

(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……

(a) Coldness of air, weather, or climate; in hete and chele, in hot and cold weather, all the time; (b) a cold spell or blast, frost. …

Physiol. A 'humor'; the 'humors' collectively; god chime metes, foods producing good 'humors'; ivel chime bodi, a body suffering from bad 'humors'. …

(a) A private apartment or room; bedchamber; closet dore; (b) a private chamber (of an official); (c) a monastic cell. …

(a) Physiol. The sphenoidal air sinus; (b) a duct. …

(a) Coldness of atmosphere, season, climate, or habitat; in hot and cold, at all times, always; neither in hot ne cold, never; (b) a cold spell of weather; (c) coldness of an object, esp. as felt. …

Low in temperature: (a) cold, chilly (weather, season, climate); (b) cold or cool (dwelling); chilly (grave); (c) cold to the touch; cold as is, cold as a ston; (d) of food and drink: cold, cooled……

(a) To grow or make cold; cool off; (b) of the human body or parts of it: to feel cold; lose warmth (as in death). …

(a) Coolness; (b) physiol. 'coldness' [see cold adj. 7]. …

Coldness (of air, climate, an object); actual coldnesse. …

(a) To become cool or cold, cool off; (b) to make or let (sth.) cool off; (c) to refresh (oneself), cool off; -- refl. or intr. …