Entangled (in brambles). …

In phrase: stoute and route, completely. …

A head cold. …

A piece of cloth, swatch; saumple wethe, a sample of cloth used to match a color. …

A Prussian coin or money of account, equal to one twenty-fourth of a mark. …

Staggering, tottering, stumbling; -- as term of abuse. …

A customary rent [see quots.]; shir-reve stuth, ?a payment to a sheriff for the expenses of his office [the combs. shir-reve toth & shir-reves teth s.v. shir-reve n. (d) should be changed to shir-reve……

Of animal skins: dried by stretching, without seasoning; also, as noun: dried, unseasoned skins. …

?Swollen, enlarged; ?misshapen. …

A pustule, pimple. …

A storm, squall; a blast of wind. …

To dirty or defile (sth.). …

Coll. Metal plates for clinching nails; rove nail, nails used with a clinch plate. …

(a) A missile, such as an arrow, a dart, spear, cannon projectile, etc.; also fig.; -- often coll.; shot of honde, darts, javelins, etc.; casting shot, a missile; sheten (oute) shot; (b) coll. weapons……

(a) One who is disloyal to king or country, a traitor; a criminal, felon; also with diminished force as a term of abuse (b) a wicked person, sinner; an impious person, infidel; a deceiver; also used……

A somewhat disparaging or contemptuous term for a dog; ?a hideous or monstrous creature. …

In phrase: in litel weve, in a moment. …

(a) To lie stretched out, be extended; refl. to extend over a given area; (b) to stretch out (one's limbs) in a recumbent position; ppl. streked, prostrate, prone; (c) to fall prostrate; (d) to lay……

(a) One who dresses skins into leather of a white or light color [cp. whittauier n.]; (b) as surname. …

(a) An inhabitant of Scotland; a native Scot; a Scottish soldier; -- sometimes used anachronistically; (b) in cpds. & combs.: Scot lede, Scotland; the Scots; Scot riveling, a derogatory nickname for a……