Protoxide of lead, used as a yellow pigment. …

Sweet. …

(a) The sail set amidships in a fore-and-aft direction; mesan seil; (b) mesan mast, the third and aftermost mast of a ship; mesan yerde, the yard, consisting probably of two pieces lashed together, on……

(a) Something that is neither animal nor vegetable, a mineral; (b) the ore of a metal; (c) alch. one of the three varieties of philosophers' stone; (d) minerals, the De Mineralibus of Albertus Magnus……

One who performs miracles. …

(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. …

An apothecary's tool for mixing ingredients, a pestle. …

(a) To soften; make (sth.) soft; make (a bone or sinew) supple or pliant; render (metal) malleable or workable; (b) ppl. mollifiing, of humors, moistness, medicines: softening, mollifying; (c) fig. to……

Worldly; godes mondial, earthly goods. …

Abnormality, deformity. …

(a) A skin disease characterized by leprous or scurfy eruptions, morphea; a leprous or scurfy eruption; (b) as adj.; (c) blak morphea, a morphea arising from the humor melancholy and characterized by……

The martagon or turk's-cap lily (Lilium martagon); ?also, the common purslane (Portulaca oleracea) [quot.: ?c1450 (Add)]. …

Deadly, poisonous; caustic; ?anesthetic. …

(a) To muzzle (a dog or cat); fig. close up (hell's jaws), free the redeemed from the power of death; (b) to veil, conceal, or mask (the face); (c) ppl. moseling, burrowing with the snout; (d) ppl.……

(a) ?A shepherd, ?a dealer in mutton, ?a dealer in sheep; (b) ?a sheep-thief; a marauder, rioter. …

Mountainous. …

A sweet wine made from muscat grapes. …

Black. …

Fragrant. …

A small opening in a wall or window, usually for observation or the discharge of missiles. …