The European pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium). …

A kind of plant; ?rampion Campanula rapunculus. …

Suppuration, festering, purulence. …

Condition of being short-winded. …

?A vessel of volume smaller than the standard quart; ?a vessel of pint volume; quartelet pot, pot quartelet. …

Rapacious people. …

A wild radish Campanula rapunculus. …

A rebel against an established government, God, etc.; a disobedient person. …

One who puts right a wrong; one who corrects another. …

(a) To represent (sth.); also, fig. to present something again to the mind; (b) to restore (sb.) to health. …

(a) To spread a scent abroad, emit an odor; (b) of an odor: to spread itself abroad; of breath: issue forth. …

(a) Refl. To exert oneself; (b) ppl. reforced, reinforced. …

Capable of being restored or amended. …

(a) To comfort, strengthen, or restore (sb.) physically; also fig.; (b) to comfort, strengthen, or restore (sb.) spiritually or mentally; (c) to provide shelter and refreshment for (a stranger……

Cooling. …

Royal, regal, kingly. …

Verse, poetry. …

(a) One who forsakes his religious beliefs, an apostate; also, a traitor; -- also fig. of the religion of love; (b) as adj.: apostate. …

A rent granted to a person other than the owner of the income property, without right of distress for nonpayment. …

Relapsing into sin. …

Memory, reflection. …

Staunching bleeding, styptic; staunching or preventing diarrhea; also, astringent; restrictif of blod, blod restrictif. …

Probably the root of a kind of rhubarb, the plant Rheum rhaponticum. …

Foam, froth. …

?Dame's violet Hesperis matronalis or a related plant; ?an annual herb Eruca sativa, garden rocket. …

Accomodation or arrangement of cargo in a ship, stowage. …

Custom [cp. reule n.6. (c)]. …

A dead tree, esp. a dead oak tree; -- also coll.; wode rowers. …

One who clips coins. …

(a) Refl. Of a hawk: to shake the feathers; (b) ppl. rousing, of birds in a heraldic charge: rising [cp. rousand adj.]. …

Of a huntsman; to shout to the hounds; also, direct (a hound to the pack) by shouting. …

A scraping tool used in carpentry; med. an instrument for scraping bone. …

In cpd.: rutei time, rutting season. …

Glistening with a golden or reddish color. …

Supremely sacred, sacrosanct. …

(a) A plant of the genus Satureia, esp. the garden or summer savory Satureia hortensis; (b) as surname. …

To analyze (verse) according to its meter, scan. …

A courier. …

Med. Escharotic, caustic. …

A menial domestic servant, scullion. …

(a) Similar; also, the same; in semble wise, similarly, in like manner, likewise; (b) false, hypocritical. …

A plot of ground in which seeds or cuttings are grown before transplanting, a nursery. …

A dressed stone, prob. of curved shape; -- also coll. …

A sprout or shoot of a tree, twig. …

Physiol. The quality of being serous or whey-like. …

A soap-like substance obtained from boiling spermaceti with potash. …

An exclamation, shoö, used to scare or drive away hens. …

(a) A musical instrument, usu. a stringed instrument [cp. simphonie n.(a)]; simphan gle; (b) a pleasing combination of sounds, harmony; (c) = simphaner n.(a). …

A small insect of some kind. …

(a) To skim impurities from (a liquid); clarify (butter); skim impurities or fat from liquid in a pot containing (sth.); also, remove the impurities from the surface of (the white of an egg); skimmen……

A green precious stone; an emerald; also, emerald. …

An expression of sociability, a friendly discourse. …

(a) Sodium carbonate; poudre of sode; sal sode, crystallized sodium carbonate; (b) ?ash; sode of strau (timber, wode). …

Med. Of a sore: festering, purulent. …

?A chimney-shaft. …

A small amount of meal boiled to make a soup or porridge. …

(a) To make (sth.) pliant or flexible; (b) to promote softness of the skin, body, etc.; make (skin) soft; also, soften (soil for the growing of crops); (c) to mollify (sb.); make (the heart or soul)……

To go quickly, rush, dart, spring; sparren forth (oute). …

Surg. Cloth saturated in a resinous medicament, primarily used in binding dislocated or fractured bones; also, a piece of this cloth. …

(a) A wooden stopper for the vent hole of a cask; a wooden peg used as a stop valve, a faucet; also, a vent hole [quot. a1425(c1395)]; (b) as surname. …

Alch. Vaporized, made volatile. …

One afflicted with a disorder of the spleen. …

Marriage, wedlock; also, theol. the union between Christ and the church. …

?To install (sb. somewhere), place, put. …

(a) To be astonished or amazed; be amazed (at sb. or sth.); be bewildered, be stupefied; be held motionless from mental shock; stonen in wit, be too stunned (to speak); ppl. stoninge, amazed, being……

(a) A stoppage; maken stoupaille of, to stop up (a hole), plug; (b) ?a covering; -- used in phrase: in stoupaille, on the outside, in public. …

Application, diligence, industry; -- as personification. …

Med. To anesthetize (a bodily member); deaden (pain). …

The quality of being substantial or essential. …

To slap, smack. …

A sugar bowl. …

Surface, surface area, extent. …

?Succor, assistance; ? = error for pl. of suppliaunt n. (a): those who appeal to God. …

Suspended, elevated; gardin suspensil, the Hanging Garden of Babylon. …

(a) The action of maintaining someone in power; (b) surg. a supporting bandage, binding, or similar device used to stabilize a part of the body. …

(a) In phrase: tachen at (in-to, on, upon), to attack (sb. or sth.), rush upon; (b) to overcome (sb.), kill. …

(a) As a name for a dog;—also used in political allegories [2nd & 3rd quots.]; (b) ?a representation of a dog on fabric; (c) cook. a sauce made from the blood of a hare;—usu. pl.; also, pl. a dish of……

A young branch, cutting, slip. …

Med. A morbid swelling or abscess on the head. …

A dry measure of uncertain capacity, used for small fish; demi tandele. …

(a) Restrained, mild, gentle; (b) abstemious, temperate; (c) having a moderate climate or temperature. …

= tentour n.(2). …

A stalk, tendril; cluster tenes. …

(a) Lukewarm; (b) as adv. in comb.: tepide hot, lukewarm; (c) as noun: lukewarm water (aqua tepida). …

Turmeric, a powder prepared from the aromatic rhizome of the long-rooted curcuma Curcuma longa. …

Physiol. The combination of coldness and dryness characteristic of the element of earth and the corresponding humor of melancholy; also, alch. earthen substance [last quot.]. …

A thrush. …

A wind striking the topsail. …

A small torch or candle. …

In phrase: torken with, to turn around. …

?Decorated with trefoils; ?woven. …

Evaporating, evaporation. …

?A kind of tool, perh. a goldsmith's tool; ?a small shovel or spade. …

Deception. …

A female conqueror. …

Pathol. A firm swollen mass of tissue, a swelling. …

A fish, prob. a grayling. …

Wavering, hesitation. …

A thin, fine cloth associated with Valence or Valenciennes, perh. openwork. …

A kind of cloth or other yardgood, perh. openwork, associated with Valenciennes. …