To absorb (sth.). …

To look (sth.) over, survey. …

(a) To overpower (sb. or sth.), subdue; suppress (sb.), put down; also fig.; (b) of love, folly: to overwhelm (sb.), overcome; ben) supprised, be) overcome by a feeling, emotion, etc.; ben) supprised……

(a) To provide food for (sb.); (b) to place a plank on (a ship) for use in a pontoon bridge; (c) ppl. tabled as adj.: fashioned with boards; tabled sides, the frame of a building; (d) to appoint……

(a) To cut (sth.), trim; ppl. tailled, cut up, sliced; (b) to cut down (an enemy) in battle, cut to pieces, slaughter; also, slash and kill [last quot.]; (c) to set (persons) in order for battle; put……

(a) To record (a transaction) by scoring a tally stick; (b) talien togeder, ?to agree, be of one mind [may belong to talen v. 1.(b)]. …

(a) To cure (skins, hides, leather, etc.) with an infusion of tanbark; ppl. tanned, preserved by tanning; (b) ppl. tanned as adj.: tan in color. …

To heap (sth.), pile, stack; also, fig. heap (many a blow upon someone's body); tassen with, burden (sb.) with (sth.), encumber. …

(a) To exercise the sense of taste; perceive a flavor; also fig.; ppl. tastinge, pertaining to the sense of taste; (b) to perceive (a flavor), taste (sweetness, bitterness, etc.), perceive the flavor……

(a) To cause disturbance in (the sky); agitate (the sea); also, of the sea: be turbulent, churn; (b) to harass (an enemy); of the devil, sin, etc.: assail (sb.); also, of false fear: cause mental or……

?To spend or pass time; ppl. itempored, ?regulated, timed; ? = p.ppl. of tempren v. …

To address (sb.) as 'thou, ' speak deprecatively to; ?also, address (sb.) politely [1st quot.]. …

To burn or offer incense. …

(a) To relocate (sb. or sth. from one place to another), move; also fig.; also, transplant (sth.); move (wine) from one vessel to another; (b) to transfer (a cleric to a new post, a monk to a……

To change (the bread of the Eucharist into the body of Christ). …

(a) To shudder or tremble in response to a strong emotion, esp. fear; also fig.; (b) tremblen for, to tremble for (fear, anger, etc.); also fig.; (c) with inf.: to tremble with fear (at doing sth.)……

Surg. To bore small holes in (the skull) with a trepan. …

Surg. To bore small holes in the skull; also, bore holes in (the skull) with a trepan. …

(a) To sound a trumpet, horn, etc.; trompen with a trompe, ben trompede in a trompe; trompen to, call people to (a meal) with the sound of trumpets; trompen up, sound a trumpet; call an army to……

To embellish (a prayer);—used jocularly, perh. with punning ref. to trappen v.(2). …