Law To make a copy or multiple copies of (an agreement, etc.) by means of a chirograph. …

(a) a small ring; (b) Med. and anat. the 'cartilage of the windpipe' [Norri]; (c) her. a cadency mark in the shape of a ring. …

Doubt. …

?A holder of land in fee. …

A rose-red variety of spinel; a balas ruby; rubetus baleis [cp. French rubi balais]. …

A kind of wild goose; prob., the barnacle goose Branta leucopsis. …

(a) The exercise of force; compulsion, coercion; (b) the right or power to enforce compliance. …

Law A duplicate copy of a scroll containing official records, maintained as a check against the primary copy. …

(a) Someone dispossessed of property or privilege [apparently an error for disherite, i.e. the p.ppl. of disheriten used as a noun; cp. disheriten v., sense 1b.]; a renegade or rebel [apparently a……

A gift; -- in phrases yeven (graunten) a don, to grant (sb. a wish, favor, etc). …

Embroidered work, embroidery. …

(a) To increase (a realm, the power of a ruler), extend (borders), enlarge; increase the holdings and revenues of (a church foundation); (b) to give or grant freely or generously. …

To prevent (conception). …

An outsider of some sort, often indistinguishably but probably including: (a) someone of a different nation, an alien; (b) someone of a different municipality or gild; (c) someone of a different……

Dung, excrement; filth [cp. fen n.(1), sense 2., which here overlaps with this word]. …

A barge or lighter; gabir man, bargeman. …

(a) The grampus; flesh of the grampus; also, the seal [quots.: c1475 ?and 1258]; (b) as surname. …

Fear, horror. …

(a) A small hunting dog, small hound; also, a dog, cur; (b) as surname. …

To act prejudicially toward (the king's rights and dignities), impair, injure. …