(a) Greedily; (b) eagerly; willingly; promptly. …

(a) Greediness for food and drink, gluttony; covetousness, avarice; also, gluttony or avarice as one of the deadly sins; (b) eagerness; also, rashness. …

The name for the letter ȝ. …

Wretched crying, outcry; also, the hooting or shrieking of an owl. …

(a) A collar or other similar apparatus attached to a team of animals and used to form a connection to a wagon, plow, etc., yoke; also fig. and in fig. context; yoke boues, the rounded portions of the……

(a) To put a harness on (a draft animal), yoke; couple (a pair of animals) with a yoke, double harness; also, yoke (one animal to another); also fig.; yoken togeder (b) to harness (an animal to a……

(a) The Christmas season generally, Yuletide or Christmastime; specif. the festival season from Christmas Eve to Epiphany, Christmastide; on (o) the Yol manere, in the manner in which something is……

(a) Christmas Day, December 25; (b) yol-dai of fish, a fast day during Advent on which fish is eaten. …

(a) The yellow part of the interior of an egg, as distinguished from the white; also in conventional comparisons; yolk of an egge (ei), egge (ei) yolk (b) in medicinal or culinary recipes; yolk……

(a) Wretched, miserable, unhappy; also, of a ship: in dire circumstances; of a voice: expressing sorrow, mournful, sad;—used in adv. phrase (b) of a time: unfortunate, unfavorable; of an affliction:……

Sorrowfully, mournfully. …

To cry out in sorrow, wail, lament; also, groan in grief or pain; ppl. ȝeomerinde as adj.: sorrowful, woeful [1st quot.]. …

Sorrowing, mourning, lamenting; also, a cry, wail. …

Mournful, piteous; also, causing distress or affliction. …

Dolefully, piteously; also, so as to cause pain, harshly. …

A sorry condition, wretchedness. …

As dem. adj., pointing to a person, place, or thing: that…over or up there, that; also, those…over there, those: (a) with noun only; (b) with intervening adj.; yon ilke (self, same). …

Through all parts of (one’s land, the earth, etc.), throughout; also, over the surface of (the sea), on, across. …

(a) At a distance, over there, yonder; her and yond, here and there (b) yond of, ?from (a place); ?far away from (a place); (c) to that place, there; comen (gon, leden) yond; hider and yond, this way……

(a) In every part or region of (a town, land, the world, etc.), throughout the extent of, everywhere in; throughout (a population); also, within (a country), in; (b) among (ships). …