?Down on the ground. …

Carried away (with joy), reckless (for joy). …

A suffix forming numerous abstract nouns denoting quality or condition, most of them directly borrowed from French or Anglo-Norman, some formed from Latin nouns in -atia or -acia (in some cases……

On pretext, pretending. …

A game played with dice. …

(a) To grow old, age; (b) ppl. aged, advanced in years, old; also mature; (c) aged men, those with authority, elders. …

alander of bef (moton), beef (mutton) roasted on a grill (also cooked differently); see quots. …

ris alkere, a kind of rice pudding. …

The function of a messenger. …

The dewclaws of a deer. …

An adherent of the house of Orleans; a French soldier in the 15th-century wars with the English. …

Of the joints. …

beholden or loken asquint: (a) to squint; be cross-eyed; (b) to look sidelong or furtively. …

stingen atount, sting (sb.) senseless, daze. …

(a) Appearance, character, manners; (b) array; (c) finery. …

A firedog, an andiron; -- often pl. …

Thick-lipped. …

Grotesque ornamentation. …

A financial organization, a bank. …

To embark (on the study of books). …

To conduct or comport (oneself in a certain manner), behave; -- usually reflexive and modified by an adverb of manner. …

(a) A bundle or bunch; (b) a hump; (c) a swelling; (d) ?a knob. …

A swelling, boil; a bump, hump. …

(a) Ostentation; pomp; brag and bost; (b) arrogance, presumption, pride. …

To boast, brag; bragging wordes, boastful speech. …

in brase, (roasted) on embers [see quots. for recipes]. …

A flatfish: ?brill, ?turbot. …

(a) Brick as building material; (b) a brick; -- pl. often uninflected. …

Underbrush, bushes. …

A sluggard, a slob. …

Cleverness, shrewdness. …

A foolish woman; ?a harlot. …

Arched. …

A canopy. …

A feudal lord (in Gascony). …

Naut. A device for hauling up the anchor, etc.; capstan bar, capstan spoke, a capstan bar. …

Chief, principal, primary: (a) cardinal signe, one of the four zodiacal signs marking the equinoxes and the solstices; (b) cardinal sister, fig. one of the cardinal virtues; (c) cardinal vertu, one of……

A container; marchaundise of caske, merchandise shipped in barrels, etc. …

A caterpillar. …

A suffix forming nouns, usually in words borrowed from French (such as artificie, benefice, malefice, marshalsie, minstralsie, prophecie, seneshalsie) or Latin (such as servicie), but occasionally……

A plaster of wax and honey. …

The itch mite (Acarus scabiei). …

End or outcome. …

A pampered child; an effeminate youth, weakling. …

(a) A kind of glue or size; (b) trickery, a trick or ruse. …

(a) A mixture of stewed fruit and/or vegetables; a preserve; in compost, stewed or preserved; (b) a stew. …

(a) Shared, possessed in common; (b) med. of the cause of an ailment: not local, systemic. …

To raise the issue (whether something is the case), question, debate. …

In the direction opposite to that taken by the game; seuen controngle, to hunt counter. …

The transaction of business by a broker; brokerage. …

Corpulent. …

A worthless person, a slob. …

(a) A night lamp; (b) a crucible. …

Surg. A knife-shaped cauterizing instrument. …

Covetousness, cupidity. …

(a) Culinary art, cuisine; cokes curie; (b) a fine dish; curie of courte. …

(a) A weed growing in grainfields: cockle, darnel (Lolium temulentum); (b) fig. …

Deceptive. …

To determine (sth.), decide (a question, dispute, legal case). …

A skin eruption: impetigo or eczema. …

Of a knight: errant. …

A pledge or dedication. …

(a) To strip (a fortified place) of its fortifications; (b) to dispossess (sb.). …

To disappear, vanish; awei disparishen. …

The apparatus used in distillation; a still. …

Deviating (from a tune). …

Long continuance. …

The action of locating the planets in their respective houses. …

(a) The wooden rim of a wheel, or a section of it; felloe; (b) doul egge, ?the metal rim or tire of a wheel; ?a section of a felloe. …

(a) The number two; (b) twofold nature, duality. …

A judicial single combat, a duel. …

Of peaches: hard-fleshed. …

Inebriety, drunkenness. …

Astron. A planetary orbit of which the earth is not the exact center. …

A sauce made of sour and sweet ingredients; also, meat or fish served with such a sauce. …

Med. Erysipelas, or similar eruption on the skin; also, a case of erysipelas. …

A surgical instrument for raising a depressed portion of bone; also an instrument for pulling teeth. …

Fit to be chosen, desirable. …

Talkativeness, loquacity. …

Provided with horn-work, i.e. projecting masonry, to impede assault. …

Her. Having an edge or border consisting of tapering points; engrailed. …

To fill, fill up. …

Appraisal; esteem, value, worth. …

The liver. …

Fibers derived from the male plant of hemp, from which cords and ropes were made; -- sg. and pl. both used collectively for the commodity. …

(a) The hazel-nut, avellan-nut; (b) the tree which bears this nut; (c) filbert tre, filbert note. …

?A seller of down. …

A representation of leaves or branches (used as an ornamental border for a coat-of-arms). …

Fortifications. …

The cook's galley (in a ship). …

A dish consisting of a mixture of ingredients boiled or roasted in a sheep's stomach. …

Naut. A rope of some kind; frap-line. …

(a) An ornamental border of cloth or thread (on a garment, saddle, etc.), a fringe; (b) an ornamental strip suitable for use as a border on clothing, etc; esp., fringe material sold in lengths. …

A payment made to secure peace, a fine for a breach of the peace; a payment for a favor [quot.Brut]. …

(a) To devour (something), to eat up; (b) to eat (something); esp., to eat hungrily or greedily; freten fil, to eat (one's) fill; freten of, to partake of, eat of; freten up, to eat up, devour; (c) to……

(a) Spawn or the young of fish; small fish; -- constr. with sg. or pl. verb; (b) roe. …

A set (of kettles). …

(a) Genoa; (b) in names of wares marketed by Genoese traders or associated with Genoa: gold of Gene, pot of Gene; (c) ?jean [short for Gene fustian; see OD]; (d) a small Genoese coin (worth about a……

To make (a statement) general in its application. …

Excellence, nobility. …