(a) To cause the eclipse of, to obscure or cut off (the light of the sun or moon); eclipsen of light; (b) fig. to obscure, shroud, conceal; to overshadow or becloud; eclipsed of chere, gloomy or sad……

To record, keep a record. …

To subject to embrocacioun. …

To seal (a letter) with the papal bull. …

(a) Treat (a part of the body) medically by applying a plaster; (b) to apply (a medicinal plaster); to apply (sth.) as a plaster; ?also without obj.; (c) fig. to gloss over, to whitewash. …

(a) To fumigate (something) with incense; (b) to waft the smoke of incense (upon something). …

(a) To make notches, dents, or indentations in (something); give (something) a toothed, serrate, or jagged character or appearance; (b) fig. heckle. …

Law (a) To confirm or approve (a charter, bill, agreement, etc.), [orig. by writing on the back of the document];--also fig.; (b) to approve a reply to (a petition), to grant (a petition) under seal……

(a) To gather, collect, or acquire (something) in large quantity or numbers; (b) to accumulate or buy (goods) in such quantity as to cause scarcity, to forestall (the market), to corner (a commodity……

(a) To ask (a question, or questions), to ask for (specific information);--often with of phr. of the person questioned; (b) enqueren after, of, upon, to ask about (someone or something); ben enquering……

To bury (a corpse), to place in a grave or tomb. …

(a) To give a name or title to (a book, a person); (b) mention by name, specify. …

(a) To feel ill-will or enmity toward someone; (b) to cause (another) to feel wrath. …

To apply (a word) to more than one thing; to use (a word) in more than one sense. …

To bring or proclaim good tidings; to preach the Gospel; to preach. …

To deprive (sb.) of authority. …

(a) To demonstrate (a truth, the validity of a statement or principle) by example (s) or illustration (s); to give examples; (b) ben exemplified, exist or be shown to exist. …

Disinter, exhume. …

(a) To banish (someone) from his country; -- often with out of or fro phrase; (b) to condemn (someone); (c) to live in exile; refl. to go into voluntary exile. …

To call up spirits. …