(a) The offspring of any animal, a young one; also fig.; (b) ?a human child; wommen kindelin, female babies. …

To trill (a musical note); also, sing (divine service) with trills or other artifices. …

A blow, knock. …

?To stoop with age. …

Phrase: limpen of the soth, to fall short of the truth. …

A jewel shaped like a dragon. …

(a) To frown or scowl for anger or hate; louren on (up, upon), frown or scowl at (sb.); also, look scornfully at (sb.); louren at, look scornfully at (a gift); (b) louring chere (face, semblaunt), a……

(a) A mass of material, usually of no special shape; a piece, lump; lumpe ston, ?an unfinished stone; lumpe of a wal, ?a buttress; in (on) a lumpe, in one piece, in a heap; fallen as it were a lumpe……

(a) A container (barrel, basket, or crate) holding 500 or 1000 herring, used as a measure in the fish trade; (b) the quantity of herring in such a container; (c) a container used as a measure for……

The medieval duchy of Austria. …

(a) A hollow stem or cane, small pipe; such a pipe used as a water conduit or as a tube by which to drain liquid from the body; also, a straw; (b) the shaft of a feather, quill; (c) a spool. …

Rennet. …

(a) Of or pertaining to the Rhine river or the regions near it, Rhenish; Rinish fat, ?a vessel manufactured in, or of a type common to, the Rhine region; Rinish gilder, a coin current in Germany……

?A type of lichen. …

A rowboat. …

To scratch with the nails. …

In cpds.: seter gras, the Christmas rose, black hellebore (Helleborus niger); also, ?another plant of the genus Helleborus, prob. bear's foot, stinking hellebore (H. foetidus); seter wort, a plant of……

A scarecrow. …

(a) To divide (sth.); ppl. shide as adj., of peas: separated from the pod, shelled; -- ?error for shilled, p.ppl. of shillen v.(2); (b) to shed (tears); -- ?error for sheden v. …

Refl. To amuse oneself, enjoy oneself. …