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

Decked out. …

(a) Uttering a grievance or accusation, complaining; (b) parti compleinaunt, the party bringing charges in a court of law, the plaintiff. …

Constituted, composed. …

Having (a certain) complexioun. …

Involved. …

Of springs: joined, collected. …

Flooded, filled. …

(a) Mixed, blended; (b) complex, complicated; compounded; (c) consisting (of parts). …

(a) Included, contained, provided (in a document, a law, etc.); (b) contained (in a letter). …

(a) Having the same relation of parts as something else, having the same shape; (b) harmonious, well-balanced. …

(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. …

Hollowed out, hollow. …

Closed in, secluded. …

Combined; incorporated. …

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

Thickened. …