(a) Cook. Decorated with strips of metal foil; (b) Her. divided equally by horizontal stripes of two alternating colors; also as noun: blazon so constituted. …

(a) White; -- frequent in surnames; (b) blaunk almaundes, blanched almonds; blaunk alum [see alum]; blaunk fever [see fever]; blaunk plum, q.v.; blaunk poudre, ?finely powdered white sugar and ginger……

Cook. A kind of sauce. …

Burdensome, troublesome; oppressive (taxes); exacting (task); pressing (need). …

(a) Golden or reddish-yellow; (b) cook. glazed with a yellow substance; pome(s dorre, sopes dorre. …

(a) Dear, beloved; douce amour, sweetheart; (b) douce Fraunce, beloved France; (c) douce vie, luxurious life; (d) as noun: paramour; foul douce, filthy harlot; (e) in surnames. …

(a) Strong, powerful; (b) in proper names: Sampsoun (the) fort, Sampson the strong, etc. …

Cook. Cold. …

Cook. sauce noir, a dark sauce for fowl. …

(a) Consisting of one unit, single, individual; sengle bond, ?a single mount around the edge of a maser [cp. maser n.2.(b)]; bi sengle daies (yeres), day by day (year after year); castel sengle, a……

(a) Moderate in one's desires or actions, temperate, restrained; also, of spiritual love: characterized by moderation; (b) moderate in regard to food and drink; of life, living: characterized by……

(a) Flexible, not rigid; also, as adv. in comb.: souple werkinge, flexible; (b) of the skin: soft; of the body: relaxed; of bodily tissue: moist and pliant; of boots: pliant, i.e., made of soft fine……

(a) Her. Tinctured with the color green; (b) cook. in combs.: vert desir, a dish made with parsley for coloring; sauce vert, = vert-sauce n.; (c) sauge vert, fresh sage, as opposed to the dried herb. …