Outcast, rejected; wretched; expelled (from a place, an office, society); abject to regnen, deposed. …

Taken away. …

Of a law: abolished, abrogated. …

Flavored with wormwood. …

(a) Free from compulsion or limitation, unrestricted; absolut from (fro, of), uncontrolled by, free from, independent of; (b) free from imperfection or deficiency, complete, perfect; (c) not relative……

Swallowed up, absorbed. …

(a) Withdrawn from the earth, raised above the earth; (b) withdrawn from worldly interests, lost in spiritual ecstasies; (c) difficult to understand, abstruse; (d) of writings: extracted from a longer……

(a) Pleasing, agreeable, acceptable; accept to (of), pleasing to; accept time, appropriate or suitable time; accept in (someone's) sight; (b) received, obtained; accept of, taken from; (c) received……

Performed, carried out. …

Flowing into (a sea). …

One who charges another with false notions, a critic. …

Inclined; aclived upon the sonne, sloping to the sunny side. …

(a) Sharpened; (b) of a medicine: made more pungent; (c) of an alchemical preparation: strengthened (either by the addition of ingredients or by refining). …

Shaped to fulfill a certain purpose, fitted. …

Taken away, lost. …

Mingled. …

United. …

Of medicines or ingredients: treated with intense heat, calcined. …

Turning away (from sin). …

(a) Disposed, inclined; (b) well-disposed, favorable. …

Inflated. …

Tormented, afflicted. …

Disturbed, upset, frightened; excited. …

(a) Of liguids: flowing; (b) of divine grace: abundant, copious; of a saint: fluent in divine doctrine. …

(a) Burdened; (b) charged with censure, threatened with excommunication. …

Of medicinal applications: having the property of drawing an abscess to a head. …

Set in motion. …

(a) Deranged; beside oneself; alienat of mind; alienat from self; (b) estranged from long-held opinion, uncertain; (c) secluded, aloof; (d) sequestered. …

Quarreling, wrangling. …

Only-begotten. …

Announced (in advance). …

Inclined. …

(a) Attached; (b) applied. …

(a) Approved of, sanctioned; recommended; (b) proven, excellent, expert. …

Curved, bent. …

Of the body: emaciated. …

Contrite. …

Seized, as by a demon; possessed. …

Astron. Rising above the horizon. …

Designated, specified. …

(a) Of persons, body and soul: allied, associated; (b) med. of bones: connected, ?paired; of symptoms: occurring together, accompanied; of substances: mixed, blended. …

(a) Bound; (b) obligated. …

(a) Of persons, parts of the body: emaciated; (b) thin; (c) of body fluids: thin in consistency, watery. …

Attributed, in phrase attribut to: (a) assigned to (sb.) as author or other responsible party; (b) ascribed to (God, man) as appropriate. …

Worn out. …

Declared, attested. …

Dipped, soaked. …

Baptized. …

Barbed. …

Captivated, attracted. …

Falling down among. …

Of wine or ale: covered with scum, turned sour. …

Med. Of wind in the body or a flatulent swelling: dispersed, removed. …

A castrated animal. …

Caused. …

Shaped like a cavity; divided into compartments. …

Arched, vaulted; dome-shaped. …

Encircled, surrounded. …

Alch. Changed by continuous distillation in a closed vessel [cp. circulacioun]. …

Surrounded, engulfed. …

Accompanied (by oath). …

Accompanying. …

Hoodwinked. …

Surrounded. …

(a) ben coact, to be compelled or forced (to do sth., as by circumstances, need, an agent, a threat, etc.); (b) pressed together. …

(a) Clotted (blood); curdled (milk); thickened or viscous (humor); (b) solidified (material), cohesive. …

Confined, restricted. …

Clarified, strained (extract). …

Extolling, praising. …

(a) Associated, assembled (gods); (b) collegiat chirche, collegiat chapel, collegiate church (chapel) [cp. college 1]. …

Combined. …

Colored. …

(a) Burnt, calcined; alum combust; etc.; (b) of the skin: burned, corroded; (c) of a planet: 'burned up', i.e. obscured for being too near the sun; hence, lacking influence; (d) of Mars: fiery……

Mixed together, intermingled, blended; merged. …

(a) Communicated, extrinsic (cause); (b) common in kind, similar. …

(a) Compassionate, sympathetic; indulgent; -- often with to (of) phr.; (b) jointly affected, affected. …

Of the human body or a limb: constructed or built (in a certain way); wel compact, well built; compact bi mesure, well proportioned. …

Made alike; similar, alike. …

(a) Found out, ascertained; (b) law the finding of an inquest; also, an inquest. …

Decked out. …

Involved. …

Of springs: joined, collected. …

Flooded, filled. …

(a) Conscience-stricken, overcome with remorse or regret; moved (to forsake worldly pleasures, to lead a better life); (b) remorseful, contrite; also, devout; (c) overcome with wonder or a feeling of……

Reckoned (to be 52nd in direct descent). …

Linked together. …

(a) Hollowed out, concave; (b) having a hollow or cavity. …

Combined; incorporated. …

(a) Gram. Denoting a 'substance' rather than a 'quality'; (b) solid, compact. …

Thickened. …

(a) Occurring or operating together; (b) ben concurrent, ?existing along with others. …

Thickened. …

(a) Sympathizing, compassionate; (b) contrite. …

(a) Confederated, allied; (b) associated in a plot. …

Modeled (on) or conforming (to sth.). …

(a) Inveterate, chronic (disease); (b) confirmed (by authority); (c) strengthened in faith. …

Streaming or flocking (to a place). …

Keeping warm, fostering. …

Broken up, ruined. …

(a) Frustrated, thwarted, foiled; ruined; routed; (b) damned. …