Anat. A thin tissue between the larynx and esophagus. …

(a) A kind of glass vessel with a bulb-like body and a rimmed neck, used by physicians and makers of pigments; (b) a chamber pot; (c) as a surname [in PPl. apparently with punning allusion to William……

A jot or tittle, a whit. …

(a) A member of the ruling body of a city; jurates men, aldermen; (b) a juror [Latin only]; an informant under oath in an investigation leading to canonization. …

The plant henbane (Hyoscyamus niger). …

A tub used in brewing or cooking; ?also, some kind of small flask or vessel [quot. ?c1475]; kimlin hop. …

?The greater spearwort (Ranunculus lingua); ?ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata). …

Any of certain docks or dock-like plants; lapacia the gret [?cp. ML lappacium maius], ?water dock (Rumex aquaticus) or?burdock (Arctium lappa). …

A stone believed to have power to lure wild animals to the hunter. …

A dock or dock-like plant; also, a dish made of certain potherbs. …

Lustful. …

(a) A litany of the saints, as used in ordinary divine worship, in private devotions, or on special feasts or special occasions; (b) more (gret) letani, the Greater Litany used on the feast of St……

(a) A medicine, usually in the form of either a paste or a syrup; also, a magical potion; fig. a spiritual medicine; also, a temptation of the Devil; (b) an aphrodisiac; fig. a stimulant to love of……

Rendering (sth.) light or gaseous. …

(a) Lascivious, lecherous; (b) gluttonous. …

Surg. A plug for a wound, usually of absorbent material which was sometimes impregnated with a medicament. …

Surg. A morbid smallness or shrinking. …

(a) One of the four humors, black bile; a bodily fluid which helps to form and nourish the body; -- not pathological unless present in excessive amounts; also, an altered form of black bile [see (b)]……

(a) A hammer; (b) as surname (?ME). …

The arrangement of the limbs of the body. …