Fire-tender [lit., one who bathes in or messes with ashes]; -- used contemptuously. …

Fulfillment, satisfaction, reparation; maken (don) asseth, give satisfaction: (a) fulfillment of a wish, expectation or requirement; (b) fulfilling of a need; (c) satisfactory answer to a question or……

Pieces of land taken from the common land and enclosed for private use. …

A molar. …

(a) A small fast naval vessel; balinger of werre; (b) a sailor on such a vessel. …

(a) Of the crown of the head: hairless, bald; of a person: having a bald head; balled cholle, bald-head; (b) of other parts of the body: hairless, smooth; (c) in names. …

(a) A procurer or procuress, a go-between; (b) a harlot. …

A blend of wheat and rye sown together. …

A servant, attendant, underling, churl (applied to a cook's helper, butcher's boy, messenger, gate keeper, more often young than not); (b) used in addressing a servant or an underling; (c) addressed……

To grumble. …

Cartilage, gristle; a cartilage. …

To bear or give birth to (a lamb or a kid); to lamb or kid. …

Twisted, shriveled up. …

In phrase: rungen up, to stand up, rise up; also, fig. become roused. …