Rouse to anger, provoke. …

To present or deliver (a message). …

To grow bold. …

(a) To anger or incense (sb.); (b) to grow angry; warþ abolwen, became angry or incensed; was abelȝen, was enraged or incensed. …

(a) Bear up, raise (sth.); aberen up; (b) aberen wæstm, fig. bear fruit [ref. to salvation]. …

To burn up (sth.), consume in flames. …

(a) To knock (out teeth); (b) to strike down or humble (pride). …

To pray; pray for (sth.). …

(a) To wait, be patient; (b) abiding time, a period of waiting; (c) impers. it abod not long er, it was not until; (d) in proverbs. …

(a) To buy or pay for (sth.), obtain at the cost of labor or suffering; abien bargain, pay for a purchase; fig. pay the penalty for an action; abien time, pay interest on money; abien dere (bitter(li,……

To taste or eat (sth.). …

(a) To kill by biting; kill; (b) of the wind: to tear (sth.) to pieces, destroy. …

(a) To deprive (sb.) of the power of vision, to blind; also, to dazzle or confuse (sb., the sight), to blind temporarily (as with strong light, violent motion, etc.); (b) to blind (sb.) mentally or……

To turn pale, lose color, fade. …

(a) To become physically blind, to lose one's sight; (b) to become spiritually blind, to be misled or deceived. …

(a) To blow (sth. upon or into sb.); (b) to breathe (a soul into a body); ablouen gost (soul), to endow with life, create a soul; (c) to puff up or inflate (sb.) as with pride; (d) to blow into or……

To bend, bow, incline; also fig.; abouen in sundre, bend so as to break. …

(a) To open (the eyes) wide; (b) ?spread out, prostrate. …

To move (sth.) suddenly or violently: (a) thrust; snatch (away); lift; draw (a sword); raise (the eyes or the eyelids); fig. save (sb. from sin); (b) to cast down, destroy. …

(a) To break (sth.) to pieces, shatter; (b) ruin the health of (sb.); (c) violate (a charter); (d) force one's way through, or out of, something; in abreken, enter violently, burst in; abreken out of……

To degenerate; esp., to become a traitor, apostate, or deserter; of law: to be perverted. …

(a) To choke, strangle, or suffocate (sb.); (b) to obstruct (sth.). …

To be split or cleft. …

(a) To become colder, cool off; (b) of persons: to become less ardent; of wrath: to cool; to cool or placate (wrath); of law: to grow slack. …

(a) To come (to hand); come into being; (b) to come by (sth.), attain; (c) to come forth, germinate. …

To experience or suffer (pain, punishment); to suffer for (sth.), pay the penalty of (guilt, sin, etc.); to suffer, be punished. …

(a) To regain (sth.), recover; (b) to remedy (an omission); (c) to revive, regain consciousness; (d) acoveren up, to rise again. …

(a) To excommunicate (sb.); also, to interdict (a nation); (b) to pronounce a formal curse upon (sb.), declare (sb.) outcast or accursed, anathematize. …

To disappear, be eclipsed. …

(a) To dawn, become day; shine; (b) of hope, mirth: to dawn (in the heart), arise; of grace: to shine (upon sb.); (c) of a storm, the sky, etc.: to clear, become brighter; also fig. …

(a) To die, die off, die away; (b) to deaden, kill; to dampen or extinguish (desire, lust). …

To harm (sb.); punish. …

(a) To darken (prospects), impair (outcomes); (b) to pervert (one's virtues) to the dark side, mar. …

To make deaf, deafen. …

To subdue or annihilate (an enemy). …

(a) To destroy, do away with (sth.); blot out (sin); (b) to lapse, be destroyed. …

To lose the power of speech, become dumb. …

(a) To do away with (sth.); (b) to take (sth.) away, subtract. …

(a) To pull (sth.); draw together or clench (the fist); (b) to draw (a sword), unsheathe, (c) to unsheathe (other weapons); ?also, raise or brandish (an ax, a mace); (d) to pull back the string of (a……

To drive (sb.) away, expel, banish. …

(a) To drown (sb.); sink (a ship); submerge or inundate (land, etc.); (b) fig. stifle (the soul); of sin, the world, etc.: overwhelm or destroy (sb.); of intoxicants: befuddle. …

(a) adrien lif, to lead (one's) life, live (in a certain way); adrien dede, do something; (b) to bear or endure. …

(a) To make (sth.) dry; (b) to dry up, become lifeless. …

(a) To be drowned, drown; of a ship: to sink; (b) to drown (sb.); (c) to be swallowed up (in hell, in filth). …

To become dry; dry up, perish; to make dry. …

To fill (the ears) with din. …

To blot out; suppress or delete (a name); quench (a fire); overwhelm (an enemy). …

To dwindle; waste away. …

(a) To fall (in space), drop; (b) of a flood: subside; of a stream: flow downward; (c) of a building: fall to the ground, collapse. …

(a) To go away, depart; (b) hou is it bi him afaren, how have things gone with him ?How has he fared ? …

To feed (sb.); rear. …

(a) To lay (sb.) low, fell, kill; (b) to throw down or destroy (a building); cut down or fell (a tree). …

To make (sb.) afraid, to terrify. …

(a) To clean (sth.); (b) purify (the body, a wound), cleanse, purge; (c) clear away (pain); (d) free (sb. from sin). …

(a) To remove (sth.); (b) drive (sb.) away; carry off; (c) refl. run away. …

To remove (sth.), drive away, expel. …

To defile or corrupt. …

To fill up (sth.); fill (sb. with joy). …

(a) To find out (sth.), discover, learn; (b) to find (sth.). …

To remove (sth.), drive forth. …

To put (sb.) to flight, drive away, banish; drive out (an ailment or pain), dispel. …

Take to flight, flee. …

(a) To receive (a gift, reward, etc.); also, accept; (b) to inherit (a kingdom), take possession of (land, an office, an abbey, etc.); (c) to receive (punishment, penance, etc.); suffer (a blow, a……

(a) To test (a remedy); ppl. approved; (b) to tempt (sb.) to do evil; (c) to experience (hunger, adventures, etc.). …

To search out (sth.), find out; find. …

ben afright, to be frightened or terrified; be afraid (of sth.), be in fear (of losing sth.); fig. of floods: undeterred. …

(a) To frighten or terrify (sb.); deter (from doing sth.); (b) to become frightened, be fearful or afraid, to fear. …

To be guilty of sin, transgression, or offense; do wrong, sin; -- often with ayein(es, to(ward, with. …

(a) To begin (to do sth.), commence, start; -- ?also as emphatic auxilliary v. [Lay.Brut 30831], for which cp. gan, can under ginnen; (b) to start (an action, a task); (c) to make a beginning, start. …

(a) To glide along, pass; (b) to glance off. …

(a) To go (to, from, up, by, etc.); proceed, pass; (b) ben agon, be gone, depart. …

(a) To get angry; ppl. annoyed, provoked, enraged; (b) ppl. troubled, vexed; contrite. …

To attack, assault. …

To shudder with fear, awe, or dread; be frightened, terrified; feel awe or dread; -- occas. with ayein, of, with phrase; -- (a) impers.; (b) with personal subj. (the first 6 quots. may be impers.)……

(a) Explore, investigate (sth.); agropen out; (b) discover by investigation, find out. …

(a) To raise or lift (sth.) up; ahebben up; erect (a cross); ahebben on rode, to crucify; (b) refl. arise, get up; (c) ahebben eien, raise (one's) eyes, look up; ahebben stevne, raise (one's) voice……

(a) To hang up or suspend (sth.); (b) to hang (sb.), put to death by hanging; (c) to crucify (sb.); ahon on rode. …

To vex (sb.), trouble. …

(a) To incline; (b) ahylden fram, go away. …

(a) To cool (sb.) off, to refresh; (b) fig. to chill. …

To ache, be painful: (a) of parts of the body; (b) of a wound or sore; -- also with personal obj., esp. in early ME; (c) in proverbs. …

(a) To notice or see (sth.); (b) to explore visually. …

Produce, give rise to (sth.); pass. develop, arise. …

(a) To recognize (sth.) as a fact, acknowledge, know; maken aknouen, make (sth.) known, let (sb.) know; (b) to confess or disclose (sth.). …

Take (sth.) away. …

To lay (upon sth.); ben alaid, be situated. …

To give light to; enlighten (the soul, etc.). …

To grant, give. …

Ran (ashore), landed. …

(a) Of God or Christ: to deliver (man, the soul, etc., from sin and its consequences), redeem; (b) atone for (sin). …

To lose (sth.), fail to preserve. …

(a) To drain off (water); (b) dissolve, disintegrate. …

To live on, survive. …

(a) To subside; cease, end; of light: go out; (b) to turn out badly, fail. …

To descend from a position: (a) get off, dismount; alighten (doun) of; descend (from the cross, from heaven); (b) of light or lightning: descend, issue (from the sky); (c) of the sea: alighten lou……

(a) To light (coals, a torch), set on fire; kindle (a fire, a flame), light (a light); (b) start to burn; grow bright, shine; (c) ppl. brilliant (light); flaming (sword). …

(a) To separate (limb from limb), dismember; (b) remove or do away with (a condition). …

Happened; -- impers. …

(a) To bow (to sb.), as in deference, worship, or obedience; make obeisance, show deference; alouten lowe; -- with obj., to phrase, or absol.; (b) to fall forward. …

To love. …