Irritated, upset. …

Fortified. …

Busy, occupied. …

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

Only in the phrase gon a-blakeberied, go astray, go to perdition (lit., go picking blackberries). …

Taken away. …

Overcome with awe or fear. …

Carried away (with joy), reckless (for joy). …

The game of blind-man's buff [see first quot.]; pleien abobbed; fig. to fool or delude a helpless person. …

?Boastful; ?puffed up, inflated. …

Enraged; ?bristling with rage, ?bursting with rage. …

Mentioned or stated higher on the page or earlier in a book; above-mentioned, previously stated. …

Written higher on the page or earlier in a book or document; above-mentioned, aforesaid. …

Of a law: abolished, abrogated. …

Bruised, battered. …

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(a) Withdrawn from the earth, raised above the earth; (b) withdrawn from worldly interests, lost in spiritual ecstasies; (c) difficult to understand, abstruse; (d) of writings: extracted from a longer……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

(a) Conforming (to sth.), compliant; in agreement (with), agreeable (to); consonant, compatible; -- with to or with; (b) consistent, harmonious. …

Secretly agreed, plotting. …

Flowing into (a sea). …

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

Of things or actions: in accord with custom, customary, usual; accustomed and used; due and accustomed. …

Rendered different, altered. …

Brought to a sudden stop, checked. …

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

Benumbed (by cold). …

Of hands: unable to grasp, made clumsy. …

Benumbed, paralyzed. …

Agreed. …

Crumbled; fig. decrepit. …

(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. …

Dazzled, confused. …

Taken away, lost. …

In debt, obligated. …

Adhering; adherent to, attached to or associated with (sb.) as a follower, supporter, or helper. …

One who is ailing or suffering. …

Mingled. …

Of a vine: growing. …

Made dull, less sensitive. …

United. …

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

Turning away (from sin). …

(a) Frightened, terrified; (b) maken afered, to frighten (sb.); (c) afered of, afraid of, frightened by; (d) afered for or of, fearful for the sake of (sb.), apprehensive about (a possible happening)……

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

Of weights and measures: examined and approved, officially authorized. …

Astonished, amazed. …

Inflated. …

Tormented, afflicted. …

Disturbed, upset, frightened; excited. …

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

Very hungry; starving. …

Musty, stale. …

Infatuated. …

Mentioned or stated in an earlier part of a book, a document, or a discourse; aforesaid, above-mentioned. …

Written at an earlier place in a book or document, aforesaid, above-mentioned. …

Mentioned or stated at an earlier point in a book or document; aforesaid, above-mentioned. …

(a) Exhausted, benumbed; (b) of a horse: foundered. …

Frightened. …

?Presented (with sth.). …

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

Causing difficulties, troublesome. …

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

Deceived, beguiled. …

Set in motion. …

Upset, frightened. …

Exacerbated, made more grievous. …

(a) Vexed, troubled; (b) annoyed, incensed. …

Based, founded. …

Indented. …

Of time or a period of time: gone by, past. …

Hungry. …

(a) Giving aid; (b) mil. auxiliary (i.e. lightly armed, or allied with the main body of an army); -- also as noun. …

Allied. …

Adjoining, bordering (on sth.); -- with to, upon, or of phrase. …

Overcome, dumbfounded. …

ben aknoue, to acknowledge or admit (sth.): (a) acknowledge or admit the reality or validity (of sth.); (b) confess (a misdeed, sins, etc.); (c) disclose or reveal (sth.), disclose one's identity. --……

Paralyzed, lame. …

Fattened. …

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

Reputed, famous. …

Almighty, omnipotent. …

(a) Yearning, longing; eager; -- with infin. or after, into; (b) craving; -- with after. …

Furnished with a gallery. …

alowesed bef, beef roulade. …

Quarreling, wrangling. …

?Remote, estranged. …