(a) A bundle or bunch; (b) a hump; (c) a swelling; (d) ?a knob. …

A kind of fabric [orig. made at Kamerijk (Cambrai) in Flanders]. …

Viscous, sticky, slimy. …

(a) Flax dodder (Cuscuta epilinum), a greenish-yellow parasitic plant growing on flax; (b) ?hemlock (Conium maculatum). …

Dirt, grime; fig.?foul weather, a dark or gloomy sky; ?a contemptible person, wretch. …

To blacken (sth.), cover with soot; make (sth.) dark or gloomy; fig. make (robbers) unhappy, punish. …

To gulp down (drink). …

A kind of small ship [perh. orig. a boat with a broad stern or counter; cp. Arngart in EStudies 25.164]. …

A native of Hainaut. …

(a) Of serpents, geese, etc.: to emit a sharp sibilant sound, hiss; (b) hissen on, to make this sound as a sign of contempt, hiss at (sb. or sth.); (c) to whistle; (d) hissen to, to call (sb.) by……

(a) The outside covering of nuts, and certain fruits; (b) the cup of an acorn; (c) husk or chaff of grain; (d) a cocoon; (e) the carapace of a beetle. …

(a) A knot, a knob; (b) a knot in a tree; (c) a bulge, a convexity; a swelling; a hump; (d) a lump in the skin or flesh; (e) thickened and hardened skin, a callus; also, the bark of a tree. …

Only in leu of flaundres, a Flemish gold piece minted under the authority of the Counts of Flanders. …

A kind of cloth made in, or associated with, Louvain; ?also, linen waste for the wick of a candle or torch. …

To ensnare, entrap; ppl. marled, entangled; ensnared. …

(a) Hair; (b) feathers, plumage. …

A kind of board game; the board on which it was played; quek borde, the game. …

To speak secretively, whisper; runken or rounen. …

Of beans: bruised, crushed, pounded. …

(a) A woven basket; ?also, a bucket; (b) a hollow stem or cane. …

(a) To struggle in the water, splash about; (b) ben swalpird, of bodily humors: to be disturbed, be disordered. …

?An ornamental hem on a garment. …

Marked with lines, wrinkled. …