(a) To arms!; (b) a call to arms; alarm belle; (c) a state of alarm. …

An exclamation expressing grief, pity, shame, apprehension, or the like; alas!; -- (a) simply; (b) with to or for phr.; (c) with noun; (d) with that clause. …

Expressing disapproval or protest: fie! shame! …

(a) As a pious greeting: bless you; (b) as an exclamation: bless us, bless my soul, my goodness, etc. [Even when spelled benedicite, metrical uses and occasional spellings indicate that the word could……

(a) A call uttered in chess when the opponent's king (or another important figure) is under attack: check!, guard!; (b) fig. halt! …

A hunting cry. …

(a) An expression of astonishment or disbelief; (b) hou de-le, hou de-le what, lo de-le, o de-le. …

(a) A game played with dice [cp. adevaunt]; (b) com devaunt, of devaunt, ?as (mentioned) before; (c) away with! [cp. avaunt interj.]; (d) at devaunt, ?ahead [?error for at defaute]; (e) of devaunt……

An exclamation of surprise, challenge, or inquiry, usually associated with some emotion: (a) with anger, disgust, disapproval; (b) with sorrow or fear; (c) with joy or wonder. …

An exclamation expressing contempt, disapproval, or indignation; transl. Bibl. va(t)h, rac(h)a; -- used (a) independently, or (b) as a noun. …

(a) An expression of gratitude: thanks, many thanks; (b) thanks for (sth.); gramerci for, gramerci of; (c) gramerci God, thanks to God, etc.; (d) for gramerci, for a thank-you, for a song, gratis. …

An exclamation expressing interest, surprise, distress, indignation, shock, etc. [See also hum interj.] …

(a) An exclamation expressing amusement or the sound of laughter; (b) a shout to frighten away a marauding animal or to keep hunting dogs in line. …

A cry to call attention. …

(a) A cry of distress, cry for help; a shouted demand for rescue, vengeance, or the redress of a wrong; crien harou, greden harou; (b) a cry of sorrow; harou bi shrift, alas for shrift, alas that I am……

(a) Implying challenge, rebuttal, anger, derision; (b) indicating sorrow or concern; hei weilawei; (c) an exclamation of encouragement to dogs, esp. in hunting; (d) as a burden in songs and carols……

(a) Stop, hold; nou ho, ho ther; (b) crien (seien) ho, to cease; put a stop to an action. …

Used in the refrain of a song. …

An element in various cries: (a) in hunting cries borrowed from the French; (b) in shepherds' cries; (c) in sailors' cries, when pulling a rope or moving in rhythm [see also heve-lo]. …

Alas. …