(a) Of a candle: to be necessary (for sb.), be needed, avail; (b) impers. hit thare, used parenthetically: it is necessary; (c) ?impers. thurte, he experienced (no lack of knights at his disposal). …

A suffix inherited from OE, with the meaning 'ten', in the cardinal numerals twenti, thriti, fourti, fifti, sixti, seventi, eighteti, ninti and the combs. hundtentiȝ, hundseventi. In ME nearly all……

In phrases with verbs of motion expressed or implied; —freq. used postpositively: (a) onward to and into (a place, country, heaven, hell, etc.); also, in comb. with adv.: up til; til honde, into……

(a) An inscription, esp. the superscription on Christ's cross; (b) a stone memorial; also, a stone altar. …

(a) To reinforce (a hall) against attack; (b) toholden in ech half (everi side), to approach (people) from all sides, surround [could also be construed as post-posed prep. plus holden v.(1)]. …

(a) To cut (sb., a shield) to pieces; slash open (a bag, bone, etc.), slit asunder; also fig.; ppl. tosliten as adj., of a wound: split open; (b) of lions: to tear (sb.) to pieces, devour; of snakes……

Cardinal number as adj.: twelve, a dozen; ten other twelve, about twelve (plows, yards of cloth, etc.); ten or twelve or twenti, between ten and twenty (foals); ten verse or twelve, ten or twelve……

Cardinal number as adj.: twenty; also, ?of or pertaining to the number twenty [quot. ?c1475]; twenti and mo, over twenty (hunting dogs), a large number of. …

(a) A small branch of a tree, a twig, shoot; also, the stem of a plant; a sprig of a medicinal plant or herb; a leafy branch, frond; any green and growing part of a plant; lim twig [see lim n.(2) 4.(c……

With ref. primarily to physical orientation on a vertical axis (a) directly beneath (sth.), some distance below, underneath; also, beneath and in contact with (sth.), supporting; with (sth. or sb.)……

Went to the help of (sb.), sustained or supported. …

No good end or purpose, mischief; on uniðor, to no good end, unprofitably; to uniðor, astray, amiss. …

(a) To become sad, be grieved; ben unrotsod; (b) to make (sb.) unhappy, sadden;—also without obj. …

(a) To treat (sb. or sth., oneself) with disdain, despise; treat (sb. or sth.) with dishonor, degrade; (b) refl. to humble oneself; (c) ppl. unworthinge, given to indignation or impatience. …

(a) A vineyard; also, a pictorial representation of a vineyard [quot. a1398]; vine-yerd of plesire, ?a vineyard designed for recreational or aesthetic purposes; vine-yerd silver, a customary rent paid……

(a) To turn over, be overturned [quot. ?a1450, 1st]; also, turn (sb. or sth.) over, upend, invert; fig. turn (sth.) over in one’s mind, consider [1st quot.]; walten over (b) to topple, fall in……

(a) To complain bitterly and vociferously, fulminate, rant, rail; also, speak profanely, swear, curse; ppl. wariinge as adj.: given to cursing, foul-mouthed; also, as noun: those given to cursing [1st……

(a) A shore; ?also, a ford [quot. c1400(?c1390); cp. wath n.]; se warth [OE sǣ-waroþ], the seashore; (b) the sea floor; (c) in surnames; (d) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 2.246,255]. …

(a) To increase in size through natural growth, grow; also in fig. context; waxen up; ben (haven) waxen; ppl. waxinge, growing, alive; also in fig. context (b) haven waxen, to have achieved full……

(a) Misery, trouble, woe; wand-reth and we; we sith, a time of woe or trouble; ?a trouble; (b) we is him, woe be to him. …