To free oneself from confinement or someone's grasp; also fig.;-- (a) absol. or with adv.; (b) with obj. …

To grant (a prayer); to grant (a supplicant) that which he prays for. …

(a) To set forth, explain (something); display, demonstrate; (b) to come forward, exert oneself (cp. OF exploier). …

(a) Of a person, animal, the body, its parts: to grow or become weak or infirm; (b) to make or render (a person, etc.) physically weak or infirm; to enfeeble. …

(a) To grow feeble; (b) to weaken (persons, animals, strength, etc.). …

(a) To put (a person, a religious foundation) in possession of a feudal estate held in heritable or perpetual tenure; to invest or endow (a person, etc.) with land, rents, etc.; to enfeof; -- usually……

To make or fashion (something); build (a fortress); draw up (an army); wel feted, well shaped; smal feten, slender; feten faire, well equipped; feten about, decked out. …

(a) To emit flames, to be afire, to blaze; ppl. flaumbed, blazing, intense; (b) flaumen of (on, with) fir, to blaze; (c) to give off (fire, light, sparks); flaumen doun, to shed (light) downward. …

To drive or chase (something). …

To put (someone) to flight. …

To bite; hanchen of, to bite off or eat off (sth.). …

(a) To wage war, make a military expedition; also, carry out plundering raids; (b) to ravage or plunder (a place); (c) to encamp. …

Refl. To lodge (with sb.). …

(a) Of animals: to howl, yowl; of owls: hoot; (b) of persons: to utter similar sounds, wail, lament; (c) to shout; also, pursue or chase away (an animal) with shouting; houlen on, shout at (sb.)……

(a) To try (sb.) in a court of law; judge between or concerning (persons); bring (sb., sins) to judgment on the last day; of God: judge (sb.); jugen commune laue, administer the common law; (b) to……

(a) To control (a town), manage (land, a fortification); (b) to take in hand (portable property), lay hold of; (c) to rule (a territory). …

Law To oust or evict (sb.), dispossess (sb.) of land or other property. …

(a) To perceive (sb. or sth.) with the eyes, see, look at; notice or observe (a situation or condition); perceiven with sight; perceiven of, see or catch sight of (sb.), notice; also, make……

(a) To complete (work, a task, a course, etc.), finish; also in prov.; (b) of persons: to live out (time); performen muche time, survive for a long time; (c) to perfect (sb. or sth.), make perfect……

(a) To acquire (sth.), obtain; get, receive; -- also refl.; (b) to get (sth.) by asking, procure; request (sth.), demand; get permission (for sth.); -- also refl.; -- also with inf. phr. or that-……