Southernwood (Artemisia abrotanum). …

(a) Alexanders, horse parsley (Smyrnium olusatrum); (b) alisandre more, alisandre rot; alisandre sed. …

(a) Anything given to relieve those in poverty or distress, any charitable gift or offering, alms; an allotment of alms; eten almes, be dependent on alms; gan on almes, liven bi, of almes, live on……

Amethyst; amatist colour, amatist ston. …

Crushed hulled wheat; grits, starch. …

A bird of prey. …

Arthritic, rheumatic; arthritis, rheumatism; goute artetik, arthritis, gout. …

A kind of small pustule; in pl.: small gatherings of pus under the skin having some resemblance to a cluster of grapes. …

A prize or reward. …

An insect that causes a disease of cattle. …

(a) A jar or cask; (b) a cask or barrel used for herring or other fish; a cask full of herring, etc.; also, as a measure of volume or number. …

A Scriptural bird. …

physiol. Warmth, heat. …

(a) A comb-like instrument used in arranging the fibers of wool, etc., for spinning; a wool card; also, the same instrument used (illegally) to raise the nap on cloth [quot.: 1464]; (b) card maker, a……

The greater celandine (Chelidonium majus); also, any of its parts used medicinally. …

A teal duck. …

The quince Cydonia oblonga. …

?Meal; ?dish. …

Crocodile (any reptile of the genus Crocodilus). …

Something given into the bargain, a premium. …

The plant colocynth (Citrullus colocynthis) or its fruit or pith. …

A garden herb of the mint family: marjoram, thyme, or savory. …

(a) Disgrace, dishonor, ill repute, scandal; (b) calumny, slander, defamation. …

Wasting of tissues, emaciation. …

A severe ache on one side of the head, migraine. …

A pustular eruption of the skin that spreads, serpigo. …

(a) A measure or lot of ten; esp., of hides or skins; (b) ?in place name [see Smith PNElem. 1.133]. …

Kings, rulers (of Egypt). …

(a) Shedding, falling in drops; (b) application by drops, dripping; (c) distillation; vaporization; (d) a distillate. …

(a) One of two medicinal plants: dittany of Crete (Origanum dictamnus) and/or white dittany (Dictamnus albus); (b) lesse ditain, costmary (Chrysanthemum balsamita). …

A precious stone. …

(a) The gum tragacanth; muscilage dragaunt; (b) some kind of vitriol; calcantum dragaunt, vitriol dragaunt. …

(a) A unit of apothecary's weight of one eighth of an ounce, a dram; (b) fig. a bit of talent. …

A dromedary. …

An incisor tooth, prob. a central incisor. …

Math. Multiplication. …

Jews of Biblical times, Hebrews; also attrib. …

A severe headache, orig. one affecting one side only. …

The ends or lobes of the liver. …

Phys. Waste matter. …

A chemical substance used medicinally, for example in corrosive ointments, in most cases probably to be identified with blue or green copperas. …

A precious stone, ?nitrate of lime. …

(a) A small chapel near the entrance of a church; a porch or open gallery; (b) Galilean, as a name for Jesus; (c) a Galilean, as applied to Christ's followers, a Christian; (d) ?the Milky Way [?error……

A type of hinge shaped like a horizontal T; double garnet, ?a garnet hinge somehow doubled in form. [See also almerie garnet, out garnet, and peue garnet (s.v. peue n.(1)).] …

A deep bowl. …

The plant licorice Glycyrrhiza glabra; also, its dried root. …

Some precious or semi-precious stone. …

(a) The fabulous beast griffin; (b) a representation of the griffin in heraldry, ornamentation; grip fot, a figure of the griffin's claw as decoration for the base of a vessel; (c) a vulture; (d)……

?Mire, slime, filth. …

In phr. gule of August, Lammas Day, August 1. …

(a) A man who, from religious motives, lives in relative solitude; a male Christian recluse, a hermit; (b) holi heremit, a pious hermit; (c) a false hermit; one who has not renounced human society, or……

(a) A hermaphrodite; (b) fig. one who improperly occupies two offices. …

Hero; -- in phrase verse of heroes, heroic verse, verse composed in hexameters. …

A precious stone produced by the hyena. …

The hyena. …

Med. A medicine which increases moisture, a diluent. …

?The gum of the white plum tree. …

The management of economic affairs, housekeeping. …

A swelling in the body filled with a watery fluid. …

(a) The worship of man-made statues, paintings, or other objects; idolatry; also, the personification of idolatry; don idolatri, to practice idolatry; (b) an idolatrous religion or cult [sometimes……

Hydrophobia. …

One suffering from hydrophobia. …

Surg. An instrument for probing or insertion. …

Med. & surg. A sticking together of parts of a wound, of the eyelids, etc. …

A fabulous creature, part man and part horse. …

Anat. A thin tissue between the larynx and esophagus. …

(a) A kind of glass vessel with a bulb-like body and a rimmed neck, used by physicians and makers of pigments; (b) a chamber pot; (c) as a surname [in PPl. apparently with punning allusion to William……

A jot or tittle, a whit. …

(a) A member of the ruling body of a city; jurates men, aldermen; (b) a juror [Latin only]; an informant under oath in an investigation leading to canonization. …

The plant henbane (Hyoscyamus niger). …

A tub used in brewing or cooking; ?also, some kind of small flask or vessel [quot. ?c1475]; kimlin hop. …

?The greater spearwort (Ranunculus lingua); ?ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata). …

Any of certain docks or dock-like plants; lapacia the gret [?cp. ML lappacium maius], ?water dock (Rumex aquaticus) or?burdock (Arctium lappa). …

A stone believed to have power to lure wild animals to the hunter. …

A dock or dock-like plant; also, a dish made of certain potherbs. …

(a) A litany of the saints, as used in ordinary divine worship, in private devotions, or on special feasts or special occasions; (b) more (gret) letani, the Greater Litany used on the feast of St……

(a) A medicine, usually in the form of either a paste or a syrup; also, a magical potion; fig. a spiritual medicine; also, a temptation of the Devil; (b) an aphrodisiac; fig. a stimulant to love of……

Rendering (sth.) light or gaseous. …

Surg. A plug for a wound, usually of absorbent material which was sometimes impregnated with a medicament. …

Surg. A morbid smallness or shrinking. …

(a) One of the four humors, black bile; a bodily fluid which helps to form and nourish the body; -- not pathological unless present in excessive amounts; also, an altered form of black bile [see (b)]……

(a) A hammer; (b) as surname (?ME). …

The arrangement of the limbs of the body. …

A precious stone of Egypt. …

A kind of precious stone; ?myrrhite. …

A prostitute. …

Either of two cranial meninges, dura mater and pia mater. …

(a) Eccl. A letter of admonition or warning; (b) as adj.: conveying a warning, admonitory. …

(a) A Moor; the nacioun of mores, Mauretania; ?also less precisely, a black African; (b) as adj.: Moorish. …

(a) Affected by a disease of the kidneys, nephritic; (b) as noun: a person suffering from nephritis, esp. one suffering from a kidney stone; (c) as noun:?nephritis. …

(a) Catnip, catmint (Nepeta cataria), often used in cooking or in medecines; nept roial; (b) ?one of various plants (including Teucrium chamædrys, Arum colocasia, and Asarum europeæum). …

(a) A bodily part that transmits the capacity to feel or move from the brain or spinal cord, a nerve; nerve gustive, a nerve transmitting the sense of taste; nerve motive, a motor nerve; nerve optik……

Onyx stones. …

Fennel-flower Nigella sativa, used medicinally; also, one of two plants: corn cockle Agrostemma githago or darnel Lolium temulentum. …

Firefly, glowworm. …

Obsidian. …

An aromatic gum resin used in medicinal ointments, plasters, etc.; frankincense; olibane album, ?a white paste of frankincense and water. …

A cauterizing instrument having at its end an iron knob about the size and shape of an olive pit, or, according to some, an olive leaf. …

Barley water. …

A medicinal plant; prob. soapwort Saponaria officinalis; ?also, sweet woodruff Asperula odorata or masterwort Imperatoria ostruthium. …