Hawk. A secondary wing feather. …

A piece of armor for the arm. …

(a) An official appointed to keep watch over the game in a game preserve, a game warden or gamekeeper; ?also, the keeper of a rabbit warren (b) as surname; also in place name [last quot.; see Smith P……

(a) A reward or payment bestowed by a superior in exchange for some service; also used iron. [quot. a1470]; also, specif. a reward in the form of property (b) heavenly reward; hevenli warisoun,……

(a) Provisions of foodstuffs, provender; ?also, the action of provisioning [1st quot.]; pl. stores, supplies; in warnestor, in storage, in stock, on hand [last quot.] (b) military supplies, including……

(a) Chaff and other matter remaining after threshing, used as fodder; (b) as surname. …

(a) One who lays waste to a country, a place, etc. or destroys a nation, a people, etc.; a marauder or plunderer; also, a conqueror [quot. c1450]; ?also, a murderer [1st quot.] (b) wastour of (to)……

(a) The plant watercress (Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum); also, the plant fenugreek;—prob. the European Trigonella foenum-graecum, but possibly its British relative, Trifolium ornithopodioides (b)……

(a) A feeling or personal condition of doubt or uncertainty; also, hesitancy, indecision; double wer, a state of doubt or indecision between two alternatives; in (a) wer, in a state of doubt or……

A state of uncertainty or doubt. …

= werousnes n. …

(a) A soldier, warrior, fighter; one who conducts warfare; also, a nation of warriors, a fighting people [quot. a1387] (b) one who conquers by warfare, a conqueror (of the world); (c) one who makes……

(a) A soldier, warrior, fighter; one who conducts warfare; also used of Christ; also, one who likes fighting or conflict [quot. a1400 Cursor (Frf)]; werrour of helle, helle werrour, the warrior of……

= werousnes n. …

(a) An act of deceit, a deception, trick; an underhanded scheme, a subterfuge; a plot, machination; also, a clever maneuver, tactic, cunning strategy; also person. [quot. c1400(?a1387)]; wile and……

A wrecked ship, shipwreck; ship wrak; toward a wrak, on the verge of being wrecked; gon (ben igone) to wrak, of a ship: to suffer destruction on the water, be wrecked; also in fig. context. …