ris alkere, a kind of rice pudding. …

Of the joints. …

Thick-lipped. …

Chief, principal, primary: (a) cardinal signe, one of the four zodiacal signs marking the equinoxes and the solstices; (b) cardinal sister, fig. one of the cardinal virtues; (c) cardinal vertu, one of……

(a) Shared, possessed in common; (b) med. of the cause of an ailment: not local, systemic. …

Corpulent. …

Deceptive. …

Of peaches: hard-fleshed. …

Astron. A planetary orbit of which the earth is not the exact center. …

Fit to be chosen, desirable. …

Med. (a) Of a medicine: able to drive humors down or repel them; (b) as noun: a medicine of this sort. …

(a) Causing disease; of a disease: infectious, contagious; also fig.; (b) contaminating. …

Insufficient, inadequate; of persons: not sufficiently qualified, incompetent. …

Nimble, active. …

(a) Of actions: pertaining to war; of prowess, fortitude, etc.: exhibited in battle, military; (b) of fortifications, armor, banners, standards: for use in warfare or fighting; (c) of games: warlike……

Remarkable, notable. …

Sweet. …

(a) In phrases: lettres missive(s, lettre missive, missive lettres, official letter(s sent by the king or some other authority conveying a command or commission; (b) ?as noun: a commandment. …

Worldly; godes mondial, earthly goods. …

Deadly, poisonous; caustic; ?anesthetic. …

Mountainous. …

Black. …

Fragrant. …

Gram. Partitive. …

Affording pasture. …

Gram. Of a verb tense: past perfect, pluperfect. …

Of surpassing excellence. …

Ordained, appointed, prescribed. …

In phr. prestabelle to, ?eager to serve (sb.); ?capable in the service of (sb.). …

(a) Commanding, ruling; tourmes principaunt, princely or ruling troops of angels; (b) as noun: the foremost troops of an army, the front line of a legion [cp. prince n.5.(b)]. …

Capable of being restored or amended. …

Royal, regal, kingly. …

Relapsing into sin. …

Staunching bleeding, styptic; staunching or preventing diarrhea; also, astringent; restrictif of blod, blod restrictif. …

Glistening with a golden or reddish color. …

Supremely sacred, sacrosanct. …

Med. Escharotic, caustic. …

(a) Similar; also, the same; in semble wise, similarly, in like manner, likewise; (b) false, hypocritical. …

Med. Of a sore: festering, purulent. …

Suspended, elevated; gardin suspensil, the Hanging Garden of Babylon. …

(a) Restrained, mild, gentle; (b) abstemious, temperate; (c) having a moderate climate or temperature. …

(a) Lukewarm; (b) as adv. in comb.: tepide hot, lukewarm; (c) as noun: lukewarm water (aqua tepida). …

?Decorated with trefoils; ?woven. …

Concerned with vengeance, vindictive. …

Flourishing as plants in spring, blooming;—used fig. and in fig. context. …

(a) In phrases: coroune (palme) victorial, a crown (palm) serving as a token of or reward for spiritual victory (b) in place name: mount victorial [transl. L Mons Victorialis; cp. victori(e n.(1) 4.]……

(a) Pertaining to the faculty of sight, visual; visual vertu, the substance embodying the faculty of sight; stremes visual, the beams of this substance thought to emanate from the eyes (b)……

Able to turn or revolve, turning; also, fig. changing; changeable, mutable, fleeting. …