(a) A happy condition of existence; well-being, prosperity, good fortune; ?happiness caused by well-being or prosperity; blis and bale, good fortune and misfortune, happiness and misery; sone of blis……

(a) A bull; fre bole, a bull free to roam with the herd [see Homans Eng.Villagers 61-3]; (b) a steer or bullock. …

Of persons: (a) amicable, friendly, devoted; (b) favorably disposed. …

(a) Of persons, creatures: joyful, merry, gay; cheerful, jolly; full of joyous or festive spirits, rejoicing; glad in (on) herte, glad of chere; glad and blithe, glad and joli, glad and light, glad……

(a) The abode of God, heaven, paradise; -- also in pl.; (b) to (til, in) heven ward, to heaven; as to heven ward, as regards heaven; heven(es of heven(es, the highest heaven; hevenes kingdom, kingdom……

(a) A building for human residence, house, dwelling; (b) fig. the grave or bier; (c) a house as property; (d) hous of dwellinge, a dwelling house, residence; hous and hom, house and home; hous no hold……

(a) Sovereignty, overlordship, dominion, kingship; ouen kingdom, to have sovereignty; taken (fongen) kingdom, succeed to a throne; (b) fig. Satan's kingdom, control over the human race by the Devil. …

(a) Lead, either the metal or the metallic ore; whit led, ?tin; (b) as a type of heaviness; hevi as led, heavy as lead; also, weighed down by sin, grief, sleepiness, etc.; hevier than led, etc.; (c)……

(a) A ruler, lord, king; (b) a military commander or officer, a general; also fig.; (c) a principal person of a group, society, etc.; one in charge; ledere of love-daies, one who presides at a……

(a) A lion; (b) in comparisons: fers (hardi, wod) as lioun; cruel (real, sterne) as a lioun; strongere than a lioun; proudere (wildere) than the lioun; etc.; (c) in phrases: fers (gredi, grim, lothli,……

To use the eyes for seeing, engage the sense of vision, direct or fix the sight; take a look, look about, look; glance, peer, gaze, stare; loken and sen. …

(a) The action of looking, glancing, gazing, staring, etc.; (b) a look, a glance; (c) in phrases: casten loking, to direct (one's) glance; fastnen loking, fix (one's) sight; with loking of an eie, in……

(a) The master of servants or slaves; the head of a household; the lord of a castle; also fig.; lordes chaumbre, the master apartment in a castle; hous lord [see hous 7. (d)]; (b) an owner of property……

(a) The household of a lord; (b) the control or power of a master over his servants; also fig.; (c) ownership (of lands, wealth, etc.), possession; (d) pl. & coll. property, possessions; (e) pl.……

(a) The moon as a luminous heavenly body; the seventh 'planet' of Ptolemaic astronomy, the planet of the sphere nearest the earth; (b) the moon as the cosmological divider between the earth and the……

(a) A member of the order Scorpionida; a scorpion or a creature thought to be one; (b) a figure of a scorpion; (c) a snake similar to a scorpion; (d) a scorpion's sting. …

(a) The dark image cast by someone or something when interposed between an object and the sun, a shadow; also fig.; (b) a darkened area created by shadows, shade; shades blak, the underworld; (c) astr……

(a) One who shoots arrows or other missiles from a bow, an arbalest, etc.; an archer; also, a hunter; ?also, one who casts a spear [quots.: a1382, 2nd & 3rd]; fig. the devil [quot.: ?a1425]; man……

(a) The faculty of sight, ability to see; also fig.; also in proverb; spirit (vertu) of sight; (b) sight as one of the five senses; sight eie, eyesight; sight of bodi (eie), bodilich sight, physical……

(a) An indication; proof, evidence; a characteristic, mark; (b) in signe of, as a token of (sth.), as an indication of (sth.); also, as a testimony to (sth.), as a memento of (sth.); in signe that, to……