Of ulcers: creeping, serpiginous. …

Crushed hulled wheat; grits, starch. …

(a) Almonds; nutes amigdales; (b) tonsils. …

A prince or emir under the Sultan; any Saracen lord or chieftain; also, any heathen ruler or commander. …

A Eucharistic vestment: amice [a linen scarf worn over the head and the shoulders]. …

To remind, urge, or charge (sb.); exhort (to do sth.), encourage; warn (to avoid or not to do), admonish; also, give encouragement, or a warning. …

(a) Law To alienate (property) in mortmain; -- usu. with to phrase; (b) to hold (property) in mortmain. …

Analogy; correspondence, proportion. …

The science of anatomy; knowledge of the structure and the functioning of the human body in all its parts; grosse anatomie. [See definition in Lanfranc 1/9.] …

A maker of icons, etc. …

(a) A two-edged stiletto or dagger; (b) a spike [see quot.]. …

(a) To moor or anchor (a boat or float); also fig.; (b) to join closely, as by dove-tail. …

annexed (to), joined (onto), adjoining; connected (with), constituting a part (of). …

Logic & ethics A prior assumption or principle, a premise; antecedent trouth; antecedent ded, a preceding act as causing a later act. …

The antagonist of Christ who was predicted to come before Doomsday, gather a host to fight Christ and his followers, kill Enoch and Elias, devastate the world, and then succumb before Christ. [First……

Med. & alch. Antimony. …

A book containing a collection of antiphones [cp. anteme] and, it seems, also other sacred songs; antiphoner noted, an antiphoner with musical notation. …

One who abandons or renounces an established religion or an article of faith; an apostate; tyrant apostata. …

Any morbid swelling or inflammation in any part of the body, external or internal. [a1400 Lanfranc & c1425 Arderne distinguish it from cankre & festre.] …

(a) A pharmacist or druggist who stores, compounds, and sells medicaments of all sorts [cp. spicere]; (b) as occupational surname. …