Extended upward. …

Burning (sth.) up, destroying with fire. …

Of a knife: with the blade curving upward. …

Dried, dried up. …

Firmly set in an upright position. …

Set up, constructed. …

Held up with retaining stakes. …

Of blood: lapped up, licked up. …

Enclosed, contained. …

Cooped up, shut up in a coop. …

Of a tree: uprooted. …

Coming in replacement, succeeding. …

Sitting on top. …

Constructed, erected; also, of a tent: pitched. …

Of a plant: pulled out of the ground, pulled up. …

In phrase: upshette abouten, enclosed. …

Exhausted. …

Installed in a position of power. …

Completely fastened; also, bound by obligation (to do sth.), constrained. …

Of a sword: upraised, poised for attack. …

Built up, standing tall. …

In phrase: wel ured in, ?thoroughly practiced in (warfare), fully experienced in. …

Emptied, depopulated; also in fig. context. …

In phrase: double valaunced, furnished with two valances, double-valanced. …

Pathol. Of urine: having the appearance of containing bright lines or rays, streaked. …

Her. ?Ornamented with worms or snakes or with wormlike or sinuous shapes. …

In phrase: verrit for, declared to be (honorable). …

In comb.: wel versed, put into elegant verse. …

Causing blisters. …

Provided with foodstuffs. …

Reverberate, reverberant. …

(a) Marred, vitiated; corrupted; viciat of bodi, having any bodily defect, disfigured [may belong to (b)] (b) impure, ritually unclean; (c) of a text: rendered erroneous, made corrupt; also, infected……

As noun: one who has been defeated. …

Made to appear unbeautiful, debased. …

Stocked with wine. …

Of warriors: ?shot through (with arrows); ?whirled or spun around (by arrows); al-to vired. …

Caught, entrapped. …

Masked, disguised; viserid develes, devils in disguise, devils unrecognized as such;—used in fig. context. …

Converted into a glassy substance by exposure to heat, vitrified. …

Of pottery: given a glassy surface, glazed. …

Fig. Swelling, puffed up; volowinge pride. …

Committing adultery. …

?Wanton, shameless. …

Misshapen, monstrous. …

Of a wild horse: restrained (by shackles). …

Having knobs or protuberances; of a tree or piece of wood: having burls, knobs, or knots [last quot. may contain a punning ref. to, or perh. belong to, waren v.(2)]. …

In comb.: streit wasted, of clothing: fitted with a narrow waist. …

Supplied with roads; not weied, trackless, pathless, desolate; thre weied, where three ways meet, having a meeting of three roads. …

Engaged in travel or journeying, itinerant; wei-faring man, a traveler, esp. one who goes on foot; also, a vagrant, brief sojourner, an exile; also in fig. context. …

(a) Engaged in travel, itinerant; vagrant; wei-fering man, a traveler; a transient, a vagrant; also in fig. context; also, fig. one who lives in this world as a pilgrim, regarding earthly life as a……

(a) Generally loved or esteemed, popular; also, respected, admired (b) dearly loved, cherished, precious; also, benign [last quot.]; (c) in salutations: dear; also used as conventional epithet, with……

(a) Acting properly or virtuously; well behaved, proper in demeanor; also, beneficent [last quot.] (b) of warriors: performing admirably, valiant; also, as noun: those who conduct themselves……

(a) Rightly done; appropriate, fitting; praiseworthy, virtuous; also used as exclamation expressing approbation [last quot.]; (b) well-to-do, successful; (c) wel-don to, well treated. …

(a) Of a person, a part of the body: good-looking, fair, handsome; of written letters: well formed; (b) of a document: properly drawn up, couched in proper legal terms. …

(a) Fully satisfied, pleased; also, content [see also paien v. 2.(c)]; holden wel-paied; (b) amply compensated; also, paid in full; (c) amply remunerative. …

Pleasant. …

Pleasant, pleasing. …

(a) Suitable, appropriate, fitting (b) fixed, resolved; firmly established, well placed; of a person: determined [quot. a1450]; also, well supported, well-to-do, wealthy [last quot.]; (c) well……

Suitable, appropriate, fitting. …

Benevolent, kind; kindly or favorably disposed, willing; favorably disposed (to sb., to do sth., that sth. should be done); also, sincere; of a planet: propitious, benign. …

(a) Of good will, benevolent; favorably disposed (toward sb. or sth.); inclined (to do sth.); of a planet: propitious, benign (b) as noun: one who is well disposed to another, a friend; also, a……

?Fighting each other; ?error for ner-honde adv. 2.(c). …

Overturned or inverted, in a supine position. …

(a) Bereaved (of one’s spouse); (b) as noun: a widower;—?error for widwer n. …

Stocked with wine. …

(a) Of hair: adorned with filigree; (b) of candles: joined (to sth.) with wire [quot. 1435-6]; also, ?furnished with or stiffened by wire. …

Entangled (in brambles). …

Turned back, inverted. …

In opposition, adverse. …

?As noun: one who flees with another for sanctuary, a fellow fugitive. …

?Compressed. …

As noun: native-born residents. …

As noun: a native-born resident. …

Enclosed within. …

Woven into the fabric. …

Recorded or inscribed herein, here noted. …

Rising from a recumbent position, getting up [transl. of L consurgens, ppl. of consurgere]. …

Darkened, shaded. …

Obstructing (sth.), blocking. …

Cast up on shore, wrecked. …

Of a shoe: ?with stitches pulled tight. …

Of a celestial world: encircled (with a radiant halo). …