(a) To disappear from sight, vanish, esp. in a sudden or mysterious manner; vanishen awei, vanishen sodeinli (sone, etc.),vanishen from (oute of) sighte, etc (b) ben vanished, to disappear; also, be……

(a) To become diffused in the air, vaporize, evaporate; also, fig. disperse, spread out [last quot.]; vapouren oute; ben vapoured oute; ppl. vapouring, tending to evaporate (b) to cause (sth.) to……

(a) To undergo a change in form, attribute, status, etc., be altered; undergo successive or alternate changes (b) to exist in a variety of possible forms, conditions, etc.; also impers. [quot.……

(a) To cover or conceal (sb. or sth., a part of the body) with a veil; also fig.; ppl. veiled, hidden, obscured (b) to confer the veil upon (a woman) in a solemn ritual of consecration to religious……

To harm (sb.) by inflicting a poisonous bite or sting; ?also, treat (sth.) with poison, envenom [2nd quot.]. …

(a) To scatter (people of a nation), disperse; (b) to discuss (sth.), air; argue (a case). …

To discuss or dispute (sth.) publicly [= ventilaten v., sense (b)]. …

In phrase: ben verreied, to be discovered or exposed [prob. based on a misunderstanding of the Latin deponent verb]. …

?To exchange (good and bad fortune); ?error for werken v. …

To cause (a place on the skin) to form blisters; ppl. vesicate, covered with or affected by blisters, blistered. …

To cause blisters [last quot.]; also, cause (the skin, a place on the surface of the body) to form blisters. …

Hunt. ?To examine (the countryside for the track of the quarry); ?seek out (the quarry or the track of the quarry). …

(a) To afflict (sb. or sth.) physically; ben vexed, be afflicted (by sickness, frost, the pangs of love, etc.); also, of the spirit: be agitated or disturbed (by sth.); ppl. vexede, of someone’s……

To strengthen (a medicine with sth.). …

To consider (oneself) of little value, despise. …

To regard (sth.) as contemptible. …

(a) To defile (sth.), render impure or unholy, desecrate; also, assault (sb.) sexually, ravish (a woman); (b) to break (a bond); fail to observe (a religious law), transgress. …

(a) To go to see (sb.), pay a call on; also, seek out (sb., sheep) (b) to visit (a sick person, prisoner, etc.) for the purpose of bestowing comfort or assistance, minister to; also fig. [quot.……

To enliven (someone’s mind), excite, inspire. …

Med. (a) Of a bandage or wrapping: to wind, wrap; bind or wrap around (a part of the body); also, wind (a binding, bandage, etc.) around something; ppl. volved as noun: a wrapping, bandage; volven……