A strand or twist of hair. …

Millet. …

Secrecy, concealment; oblivion. …

(a) To dig, excavate; holken out, gouge out (the eyes); ppl. holked, of eyes: sunken, hollow; (b) to form a hollow in (dough), shape into a shell. …

(a) A petty merchant, peddler, male huckster; ?also, an auctioneer; (b) in surnames. …

(a) To nestle, crouch; (b) hurkelen doun with hed, to bend the head down, cower; (c) to rest, lie; (d) hurkelen up, ?to stand up; (e) in surnames [see Smith PNElem. 1.260-1]. …

(a) A bundle or lot of animal hides; (b) ?the hide of a small animal; ?a particular kind of hide; (c) a bundle of sticks. …

A thin oak board [orig. prob. a board full of knots]. …

(a) A crag, twisted rock; (b) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.102]. …

(a) A knot, a knob; (b) a knot in a tree; (c) a bulge, a convexity; a swelling; a hump; (d) a lump in the skin or flesh; (e) thickened and hardened skin, a callus; also, the bark of a tree. …

An excrescence or lump in the flesh. …

To talk foolishly; labben oute, let out (a secret); ppl. labbing, babbling, bigmouthed. …

(a) Lack, absence, want; shortage, deficiency; default of payment; lak of sacramentes, failure to receive the sacraments; no lak (of, no shortage (of, no deficiency (of; pens lak, q.v.; (b) for lak of……

Fine linen, ?cambric; whit as lak, as white as linen. …

A landgrave. …

A flat piece of wood fastened across a joint to strengthen it, a fish-joint. …

Naut. The railing or bulwark of a ship's castle. …

A unit of weight, twenty of which made a ship pound, used in the Baltic trade; ?between 15 and 20 pounds. …

(a) The pollack (Gadus pollachius); lob fish; (b) a lazy lout, lubber; ?also, a bundle of clothing [quot.: c1475]; (c) as surname. …

A rascal, rogue. …