Colander, sieve. …

(a) A hot drink made of curdled milk and ale or wine, often with sugar and various spices; (b) ?hot milk curds used as a poultice. …

An oar; under reme, by rowing; reme holt, wood for oars. …

Brightness, brilliance; fig. splendor. …

(a) Some kind of slipper or shoe; (b) arm. a piece of protective armor for the upper side of the foot, held in place by laces or straps. …

(a) To offer a sacrifice before a deity, perform sacrificial rites; make a libation [quot.: a1425(c1395)]; (b) to offer (sb. or sth., the life of a victim) to a deity as a sacrifice; also fig. …

To filter (a liquid), strain. …

An eyebrow. …

(a) Pertaining or belonging to oneself; private, personal; selfish; singuler availe (biyete, profite, etc.), personal or selfish gain; singuler preiere, a prayer formulated by an individual or a……

The summer or winter solstice; also, the day on which the solstice occurs; solstice of somer (winter). …

(a) To disperse (pain, a fever); dissipate (an accumulation of fluid, a swelling); undo or relieve (paralysis); (b) to loosen the bowels; also, purge (the stomach); (c) surg. to cut (tissue). …

(a) A wooden stopper for the vent hole of a cask; a wooden peg used as a stop valve, a faucet; also, a vent hole [quot. a1425(c1395)]; (b) as surname. …

(a) Adequate for a purpose, enough, sufficient; of adequate number, size, strength, etc. for a certain purpose; also, appropriate [quots. 1st & ?c1425]; (b) sufficient to, adequate for (sb. or sth.)……

(a) A dye, pigment; (b) = teint n.(2). …

(a) Incapable of being satisfied, insatiable; also, of a people: ?implacable, not peaceable; (b) limitless (in response to an insatiable appetite or desire). …

(a) The voice of a human being, centaur, etc.; a voice; also, vocal sound; a vocal sound or a sound made in speaking; in (with) o voice, in unison; in voice, aloud; soun (of) voice (b) the voice of……