(a) To bend (down); abeien face, incline the head; (b) to bow in homage (to sb.). …

(a) To make (sth.) cold or cool; to numb (the limbs) with cold; to become cold or numb; (b) of charity: to grow cold or slack; of strife: cool off. …

To subdue or annihilate (an enemy). …

(a) To lay (sb.) low, fell, kill; (b) to throw down or destroy (a building); cut down or fell (a tree). …

To put (sb.) to flight, discomfit; to drive out (disease, poison, sin, etc.), dispel. …

Nearly all; for the most part, mostly; most of all. …

(a) To damage or destroy (crops, a wall, etc.); (b) mar, harm, or destroy (virtue, reputation, the mind, etc.); amarred in minde, distraught; (c) discomfit or ruin (a person, a people); also, kill. …

(a) Face; (b) forehead; (c) appearance, looks; image. …

What is seen or visible: (a) visible form, figure, appearance; a vision; fallen in ansene, decline or fail in appearance (?in the view of others); (b) the sight or presence (of sb.); on or beforen……

Power; power to rule, authority; the rule (of a lord, etc.); habben on anwalde, have in (one's) power, be able; setten on anwald, put (sb.) in power or authority. …

(a) To damn (sb.); (b) ppl. awaried, of persons: damned, condemned; also, evil, wicked; as noun: wicked person, one of the damned; (c) ppl. awaried, of things, actions, emotions: evil, wicked……

(a) To control, rule, govern, command; rule (a country); command (an army); have control of (one's body, desire, etc.), guide (one's) actions; wield (a weapon), manage (a horse); (b) to conquer……

To harm or destroy. …

(a) To repay (money); (b) to surrender (a town); ayelden up; (c) refl. to give oneself up, surrender. …

(a) Bulging, stout (chest, haunches); (b) bulging, round (knoll); ?smooth; (c) stout, big (tree, pole, stone). …

(a) Act of praying, prayer; (b) request, supplication; any one of the petitions in the Lord's Prayer; (c) command, order, commandment; (d) ?speech, eloquence. …

Bednell (on the coast of Northumberland); Bednal codling, Bednal fish. …

(a) To bend (sth.), bow (the head), bend or flex (the back, knees, legs); refl. to bend, stoop, fall; (b) to turn or incline (one's ear, oneself) attentively; (c) to bend, give way, weaken. …

(a) A ring or bracelet; (b) the arched handle of a pot or the like; (c) a curved support for a roof or cover. …

(a) A signal fire; esp., a fire signaling the approach of an enemy; (b) the tower or platform on which a beacon is lit; (c) a watch fire of an army; (d) a signal fire to guide ships into a port; a……

(a) To give a mute signal, communicate by signs or gestures, beckon; bekenen with the eie, to wink; (b) to summon (sb.); esp., summon with a signal or gesture; (c) to point, point to (sth.). …

(a) Mute signaling; nodding, beckoning, etc.; (b) a signal of any kind; esp., a sign of command, an order, a summons. …

Courage, strength, power. …

(a) Of persons: bold, brave, doughty; (b) of actions or words: bold, daring; (c) encouraging, helpful. …

(a) To encourage (sb.), strengthen, help, support; -- also refl.; (b) to instruct (sb.), edify; (c) to become strong, be strong; flourish; of a child: grow, mature. …

(a) The belly of man or animal, abdomen; beli and bak, before and behind, all over; (b) the body; (c) beli blind, blind as the inside of the belly, pitch dark; beli bond, a band or strap passing under……

(a) A trumpet, esp. one used in warfare or hunting; withouten ani beme, without noise or ostentation, quietly; (b) an angelic trumpet; esp., one of the trumpets of Judgment Day; bemene drem, bemes……

A trumpeter. …

A portable bed, a litter. …

(a) Outcry, clamor; commotion, disturbance; maken ber, cry out, make a noise or commotion; (b) bearing, gesture, manner; taken ber, conduct (oneself), behave. …

(a) To cry out, bellow, howl, roar; (b) to sing loudly; of bells or trumpets: resound; (c) to conduct oneself (in a certain manner), behave. [Sense (c) has been largely taken over by bēren v. (1)……

A hill; a mound, barrow; under bergh, beside or behind a hill, under cover of a hill. …

A mallet, maul, hammer; also, a bat or club; blind as a betel, completely blind, stone-blind. …

(a) To turn (sb.) away from the proper course; lead astray, mislead; (b) to delude, deceive; outwit, dupe. …

(a) To accuse (sb.); make a charge; (b) to plead (a cause). …

(a) To delude, dupe; (b) to bewilder, confound. …

To fell (an enemy). …

To have or take charge of (sth.), take care of. …

(a) Theol. To believe (in a doctrine, in God, etc.); -- with in, on, upon, to, into phrase; (b) to profess (a deity). …

(a) Something carried or supported; a load, a weight; (b) something carried within the body or as part of the body; a fetus; birthen of nature (womb), excrement; last (secound) birthen, afterbirth……

To buffet (sb.), pummel, flog, beat; also without obj., of waves: to dash, rage. …

(a) To acquire (property, goods, etc.), get possession of, get; biyeten togedre, accumulate; lele, right bigeten, gotten rightfully, wrong biyeten, ill-gotten; (b) to get control over (a country, a……

Anat. (a) The urinary bladder; (b) a containing organ or bag; esp., the gall bladder; (c) the crop of a bird. …

(a) Of persons: brave, courageous, daring, fearless; bold of herte; bold in blod; bold brained; maken bold, encourage (sb.); (b) of animals: fearless, ?ferocious; (c) of actions: courageous, bold……

(a) To become encouraged, take heart, cheer up; -- refl. or intr.; (b) to embolden or encourage (sb.); comfort (sb.), cheer up; bolden herte. …

(a) The process of brewing; breth led, a vessel for brewing or cooking; (b) broth, soup. …

An eyebrow; eie breu; above-bregh, over-brei [cp. L super-cilium]. …

(a) Of the sun, moon, stars, fire: giving off much light, shining brightly, bright; of light: intense, brilliant; also fig. [quot. 1421]; (b) of God, angels, saints, heaven: characterized by intense……

(a) To cleanse or purify (the soul); (b) to clarify or explain (an utterance); (c) to illuminate; (d) to grow light, dawn. …

(a) Clearly, distinctly; (b) brightly. …

(a) Brightness, brilliance, radiance; (b) light; a flash of light; flash or glance (of an eye); (c) luster; transparency. …

A hump (on the back). …

(a) A butterfly; also, a moth; (b) a painted or embroidered representation of a butterfly; (c) something insignificant, a trifle; kepen (taken) buterflies, catch butterflies, waste time; not worth a……

The chalice used in celebration of the mass; the cup used at the Last Supper. …

(a) The young of cattle, a calf; (b) veal; (c) the young of deer [cp. hert-calf, hinde-calf]; (d) with calf, in calf, bearing a calf, with calf. …

(a) A net for the hair, a kind of headdress; (b) comeli under calle, beautiful in one's headdress; uncomeli under calle; maken (sb.) a houve aboven a calle, to make a fool of (sb.); (c) ?a hood, ?a……

(a) Of a cow: to give birth to (a calf), have a calf; ben calved, of a calf: be born; of a cow: have a calf; (b) of a hind: to bear a fawn; ben calved, of a fawn: be born. …

Cold or freezing weather, cold. …

(a) Coldness of air, weather, or climate; in hete and chele, in hot and cold weather, all the time; (b) a cold spell or blast, frost. …

Trade in goods, buying and selling, marketing; bargaining, asking or offering of a price. …

(a) Curds or cheese as food; water of chese, whey; (b) fresh, grene, neue chese, fresh cheese; olde chese, aged cheese; hard chese, mene chese, softe chese; etc.; (c) got chese, goat cheese; chese of……

(a) A pebble; chesel ston; (b) a mass of pebbles; gravel, coarse sand; sand chesel. …

A young chicken; chick, pullet; prob. also any chicken. …

(a) To speak; call, shout; clepen out; clepen of, talk about (sth.); of birds: to sing; (b) to speak (to sb.); -- with to, upon phr.; (c) to say (sth.); utter (words, blasphemy, etc.); call (a name)……

Low in temperature: (a) cold, chilly (weather, season, climate); (b) cold or cool (dwelling); chilly (grave); (c) cold to the touch; cold as is, cold as a ston; (d) of food and drink: cold, cooled……

(a) To grow or make cold; cool off; (b) of the human body or parts of it: to feel cold; lose warmth (as in death). …

(a) A cotter [only with L endings]; cot-setle man; (b) a cottage holding or the land belonging to it; cot-setle lond; cotsetles corn, an allowance of grainland in a cottage holding; (c) in place names……

(a) The European crane (Grus grus); herd of cranes, a flock of cranes; (b) a carved likeness of a crane; (c) crane beked, long-nosed; crane ei, a crane's egg; (d) a surname; (e) an element in place……

(a) An action, a deed; god dede, ivel dede, etc.; see also almes dede, est dede, man dede, mis dede; (b) a marvelous act, miracle; also, a feat of magic; (c) a favor, kindness, service; (d) ?an……

(a) To kill (sth.); also fig.; (b) to die; (c) to deaden (sth.), stupefy; (d) to become dull or insensible. …

(a) To dip (sth.), immerse; also, dye (sth), stain; idept in grain, dyed in grain, dyed with fast color; (b) to baptize; (c) fig. to immerse (oneself in a story, in a way of life); ben deped, be……

(a) Of God, of persons: excellent, noble, honored, valiant; dere of degre, high in rank; often in direct address; dere God, dere ladi, dere lord, dere sire; (b) as noun: noble one(s, valiant man, etc……

(a) Secluded, solitary (place); secret (passage, etc.); (b) in names: derne-clive, derne hus, derne love, derne place [see also Smith PNElem. 1.131]. …

(a) Secretly; in privacy, confidentially; (b) stealthily, slyly; (c) of loving: clandestinely; inwardly, deeply; (d) hidden. …

To keep (sth.) secret, conceal. …

(a) To sink (sth.), plunge (sb. down to hell); (b) to dive, plunge downward, sink; (c) deven in, to sink into (sth.) by depressing the surface; of a blow: to cut into (the body). …

Of actions or things: to have worth or validity; be useful, profitable, helpful, or effective; avail; douen the better, turn out all the better; douen litel (neked), have little (no) effect, avail……

(a) To pull, tug, draw; pull in harness; (b) to pull (sb. or sth.), drag, tug at; pull up (a drawbridge); (c) to draw or withdraw (a part of the body); (d) to pull (a vehicle), tow (a ship), turn……

(a) Of a musical instrument: to resound; also fig.; (b) to sing; (c) to shout, clamor, talk loudly, be hilarious; (d) to rejoice; dremen of, rejoice in (sth.). …

(a) To drip; of a liquid: to fall in drops, drip; (b) drepen with, to moisten or smear (sb.) with (sth.); (c) to droop, sink down; be faint-hearted, languish; dreping mone, ?a waning moon; (d) to lie……

(a) To procrastinate, delay (to do sth.); be tardy in coming, starting, etc.; tarry, linger; also fig.; (b) to spend time, linger; take time (to tell sth.); dwellen in, linger over (sth.); dwellen……

Witchcraft, sorcery. …

Magic art, witchcraft. …

(a) A supernatural being of subhuman size, dwarf; on dwergh, possessed by a dwarf; dwergh dwosle, pennyroyal (Mentha Pulegium); (b) a member of a race of small people, Pygmy; (c) an undersized or……

(a) The organ of vision, the eye; (b) bodili (erthli, fleshes, fleshli, outer) eie. …

(a) The hard outer shell of an egg; (b) a rough measure of quantity. …

To make (something) fall or drop from a supported or hanging position; to knock (fruit, flowers, leaves) from a tree; to cut (a person) down from a cross or gibbet; to shed (tears); fellen a)doun. …

(a) Drive or chase; spur (a horse); incite (to action); (b) put to flight, rout (an enemy); discomfit. …

(a) A metal instrument having cutting edges or teeth on its surface and used for reducing, smoothing, or cleaning the surfaces of various materials; an abrading or sharpening tool used by carpenters……

(a) To put to flight; drive away; pursue; (b) to rout or defeat (an enemy). …

An exile, a fugitive, an outlaw; crien (greden) fleme, to proclaim (someone) an outlaw, to banish; don (maken) fleme, to outlaw or exile (someone); as adj.: exiled, outlawed. …

(a) To expel, banish, exile, outlaw; -- often with from, of, out, out of; (b) flemed man, an exile, an outlaw; (c) to disgrace (someone); to condemn; ppl. flemed, disgraced, condemned, destitute of……

To skim (a liquid); to take the cream off (milk), remove the scum of (ale), etc. …

(a) To become feeble or decrepit with age; of clothing: to become worn out or shabby; (b) to grow old or ancient. …

(a) To fail to remember (an action, emotion, idea), to forget or disregard (a condition, fact, quality, duty, promise); (b) to overlook, mislay, or leave behind (a material object); (c) with inf.: to……

(a) To pardon (sb., a sin, one's guilt, etc.), absolve (sb.); forgive (sb., sth.) --also with to phrase; (b) God foryeve, may God forgive; (c) to pardon (a crime or offense), show mercy to (a……

(a) The gall bladder of man or animal; (b) the secretion of the liver, bile; chest (kist, hucche) of galle, the gall bladder; (c) as a type of the ultimate in bitterness: bitter as galle, bitterer……

A sore on the skin, a gall; fig. tender spot, sensitive subject. …

(a) A gallows; ?also, a cross for crucifixion; (b) a cross for crucifixion; esp. the cross of Christ; (c) ?a place of execution; (d) in proverbs; (e) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.192]. …

(a) Garlic (Allium sativum); also, a bulb or a clove of garlic; clove of gar-lek, one of the small bulbs making up a bulb of garlic; (b) wilde gar-lek, some uncultivated member of the genus Allium……