(a) Earnings, wages; (b) that which one deserves, desert, merit. …

Accepting someone as fit for an office or a function. …

Worship. …

(a) Control; (b) correction. …

Act of providing with food, provisioning. …

Act of desiring. …

The act of determining whether something is up to a certain standard. …

(a) Act of agreeing that something is true, an affirmation (as opposed to a denial); act of confirming or ratifying something already said or done, confirmation, corroboration, ratification; (b) a……

Effort, exertion. …

A source of fear or alarm. …

Cp. framinge. Gain, profit. …

Aggravation. …

(a) An initial stage, beginning; (b) origin. …

Embellishment; ornament. …

Satisfying. …

Injury, affliction, vexation. …

Glutting, surfeit. …

Grumbling, complaint; affliction, offense. …