Of two or more parties: (a) to form an alliance, enter into a compact (for any purpose whatever); confederen togeder; ben confedered, be allied or associated; -- usu. refl.; (b) ben confedered, to be……

The herb comfrey (Symphytum officinale). …

(a) To admit (a fault, damaging fact, transgression); -- with obj., refl., or ben confessed (of sth.); (b) to admit (a fact, truth); confessen the soth; (c) to reveal (sth.). …

A brotherhood or company. …

Refuge. …

General enjoyment or merriment. …

Conjectural, not certain. …

(a) To suppose or assume (sth.); (b) to infer or predict; (c) to estimate or judge. …

A conspirator. …

A concomitant symptom. …

A cone. …

(a) Subjugation or conquest by armed force; (b) the defeating or defeat of an adversary, victory; also, a figure of Victory [quot. 1385 Chaucer]; (c) specif., the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. …

Fellow servant of God, fellow Christian. …

(a) bi no conspeccion, in no respect; (b) in conspeccion of, in view of. …

(a) The office of a constable (q.v.); also fig.; (b) the district or headquarters of a constable. …

(a) Proconsulship, governorship (of a Roman province); office of consularie; (b) a Roman consul or one of consular rank. …

(a) Of a medicine: having the property of reducing or eliminating morbid 'humors' or tissue; (b) a medicine having this property. …

Infection. …

Balance, mutual accommodation or deference. …

Satisfactory settlement (of a financial obligation), full payment; payment (of a specified sum); payment (for sth.); paiment and contentacion; contentacion or satisfaction. …