(a) Lamb of God [i.e. Jesus]; a figure of a lamb used as an emblem of Jesus; (b) a part of the Mass beginning with the words 'Agnus Dei'. …

(a) All things, everything; (b) in al-thing, in all things, in everything; in full detail; in every way; (c) through al-thing, for everything, by all means; throughout; (d) nought alle thing, not by……

Love-sickness. …

Anyone. …

(a) Anything; anything else; anything at all; also, anybody [c1300 SLeg.Patr.]; most of ani-thing, more than anything else; (b) for ani-thing, at all events, despite everything. …

Unique, outstanding; a prominent person. …

Brandy or other highly distilled spirits; esp., spiced brandy [cp. aqua ardens, water ardaunt]. …

Any dish baked in a shell of pastry, such as a meat pie, a tart, a custard. …

A basket full (of sth.), a basketful. …

A dish of minced chicken or fish [see quots.]. …

Coriander. …

(a) Construction or structure of a church; (b) repair or maintenance of a church or its furnishings, or a fund set aside for this purpose; -- sg. or pl. …

Law One who harbors a known outlaw. …

(a) A normal day's work; a day's customary service; also, a day's fighting; (b) as a land measure: a plot of land that can be plowed by one team in one day [appar. from 3 to 5 poles]. …

Dear-to-the-queen, the queen's paramour; -- a nickname. …

The southern part of the North Sea, lying between England and the Low Countries. …

The father of one's wife or husband, father-in-law. …

(a) Law The right of jurisdiction over cases involving the harboring of fugitives or outlaws, the right to collect fines in such cases [orig. prob., the offence of entertaining an outlaw]; (b) in……

A fortunate day; also, good fortune. …

(a) Good fortune; advantageously, fortunately; as interj.: Good luck!; (b) to goder hele, fortunately; (c) with dative: fortunately for (sb.); to goder hele, to goder hele to, fortunately for (sb.)……

(a) A good man, righteous man; excellent or worthy man; valiant man; god man and treue; god man of armes; (b) as item of address. …

(a) Quickly, speedily; a god spede; (b) as interj.; (c) as surname. …

(a) A good woman, a virtuous wife; (b) the mistress of a household; a female citizen; (c) as surname. …

(a) A good disposition, goodness, piety, virtue; men of god wil, good men; (b) benevolence, kindness; friendliness; generosity; (c) don god wil, to act virtuously. …

(a) A Christian festival, a day consecrated to religious observances, a day of rest; any holy day, including Sunday; (b) any Hebrew holy day, including Saturday; (c) fig. a day sacred to Cupid, a……

(a) The greeting of Gabriel to the Virgin Mary; (b) the prayer Ave Maria. …

(a) Malevolence, hostility, ill will; il wil of, ill will towards (sb.); (b) ?as adj. = il-willed. …

My lady: (a) used as a respectful form of address, usually to a woman of the upper classes; (b) used as part of a title; (c) in the name of a dish; ?in the title of a dance tune. …

(a) Deceit, trickery; also a treacherous scheme; (b) law withouten fraude or (other) malengin, without fraud or deception. …

(a) An Old English code of laws, Mercian Law; (b) the area governed under this code in late OE and early ME times. …

(a) No one, nobody; (b) in proverbs and sayings; (c) no-mannes-lond-lond, a piece of unowned land; esp. one outside London used for executions; (d) no creature; (e) in place name. …

A pleasant thing; of retauthing to reden, to read of something pleasant. …

(a) An undetermined or unspecified thing, some thing; (b) an unspecified act or deed; aginnen (don, hoten) som-thing, to undertake (do, enjoin) some deed; (c) an unspecified event or occurrence; (d)……

Law A writ directing a sheriff to summon a jury; also, a writ requiring a person indicted of a misdemeanor to appear in court. …

(a) An untamed or undomesticated animal; also, a game animal; also, a wild animal kept for display or entertainment; also in fig. context (b) a savage beast, ferocious animal; also in fig. context;……

Roasted game; also, ?coll. game animals [2nd quot.]. …

(a) An undomesticated cat in contrast to a domesticated cat (b) the European wildcat, prob. Felis catus, or a similar fur-bearing animal; ?specif. the marten; (c) pl. skins of the wildcat used as fur……

(a) An undomesticated beast in contrast to a domesticated counterpart, a woodland creature, wild animal; also, a dumb beast, brute [1st quot.]; wilde der kin, any creature representing the general……

(a) Raging fire; a conflagration; a bonfire [quot. c1440 Perceval]; also, flames breathed out by a dragon [quot. c1440 Morte Arth.] (b) a highly combustible and not easily extinguished substance used……

(a) An undomesticated bird in contrast to a domesticated bird; a wild bird, esp. a game bird;—also coll.; also, a bird of prey, a scavenging bird [1st quot.] (b) the carcass or flesh of a wild bird……

(a) A man lacking in restraint, self-discipline, self-control, etc.; a reckless or rash man (b) one who is irrational or crazed, a madman; (c) one who lives like an animal, a primitive, a savage;……

(a) Coll. Furs, pelts, or skins taken from wild animals, as a commodity or raw material for clothing, trim, etc.; ?also, wild animals [last quot.]; (b) ornamental fur decoration. …

Peltry of wild, as opposed to domesticated, animals. …

(a) A natural forest; also, a trackless woodland, esp. one regarded as dangerous; also, a forest preserve [quot. a1382, 2nd]; a stand of trees, grove [quot. c1384] (b) in comb., with diminished……

(a) One who has discretion in temporal matters, a thoughtful, discerning, or rational person; one governed by reason, moderation, good sense, or cautiousness; also, one who dispenses sound judgments……

(a) Destruction, ruin; disaster, harm;—sometimes used as an exclamation; also, in tmesis: to wrother here hele, to their disadvantage (b) in phrase: to wrother hele, preceded by dat. pers. pron.: to……

(a) A man who is young, young man; an adolescent;—often contrasted with olde man; also in proverbs and prov. expressions (b) a man, usu. young, serving as an attendant upon a person of higher rank;……