Of the almond tree or fruit; almandin milk. …

Suitably applied, applicable, predicable. …

(a) Of persons, speech, manner: harsh, severe, stern; (b) rigorously moral, austere; (c) grim, fierce. …

Of a medicine: producing dissolution or dissipation of a morbid condition; -- also as noun. …

Oblong, elongated. …

(a) Of persons: proud, lofty, noble; arrogant, haughty; bold, valiant; (b) bold (hardi, stern, stout) and fers, brave and fierce, stern and proud, strong and brave; fers and fel (stout), brave and……

Implacable. …

Internal, interior; fig. enemies interialle, enemies within one's mind or spirit. …

(a) Memorable, noteworthy; (b) ?retentive; ?with regard to the faculty of memory; -- in combination memorable minde, memory. …

(a) Middle, mid-; mid strem, the middle of the stream; mid theigh (leg), the middle of the thigh (leg); in the mid se (sheld), in the middle of the sea (shield); in the mid side, ?in the middle; to……

Troublesome, difficult. …

(a) Guilty of the sin of Pride; haughty, arrogant; also, obstinate, rebellious; (b) proudest of pride, supremely proud; proud as lucifer; proud herte, proud heart; -- also as surname or epithet; maken……

Multiplied by four. …

(a) Fivefold, quintuple; (b) as noun: a musical tone one octave above the treble, i.e., a falsetto, very high voice. …

(a) Ruling, governing; regent king, a subordinate king; (b) in phrase: maister regent = regent n. (c); (c) ma-dame regent, ?as noun: ?the name of a dance tune. …

(a) Ignorant, uneducated, simple; lay, not clerical; also, without special training in a subject, unskilled, inexperienced; of intelligence: untutored; also, as coll. noun: ignorant or unlearned……

Reddish. …

Supremely sacred, sacrosanct. …

Made of salt. …

?Gentle. …