(a) To bubble, foam, effervesce; burblen out, burst out; -- intr. or refl.; (b) to welter or wallow (in blood, water); cp. burlen. …

To rest satisfied or put up (with one's lot, a particular state of affairs, etc.); ben content with litel; -- (a) refl.; (b) ben content(ed. …

To deprive (sb.) of authority. …

(a) To get or acquire (sth.); inherit (a kingdom); obtain (a parish); come into enjoyment of (one's lands, proprietary rights, etc.); conquer (territory, a realm); (b) to gain (sth. spiritual or……

(a) To make a paste of (a dry ingredient) by adding liquid to it; (b) to bake (sth.) in pastry. …

(a) To rob, steal; rob (sb.), steal from (sb.); rifle (sb.) [1st quot.], despoil (the dead); (b) to take (sth.) by robbery; (c) to defraud (sb.), cheat. …

Of a bird: to glide, soar. …

To sing Psalms or songs, sing praise (to God) in Psalms; praise (sth.) with Psalms; psalmed writes, writings composed as Psalms, the Psalter. …

(a) To smash (sth.), crush, shatter, break, or bruise; (b) to suppress (sth.), overcome, abate; (c) to nullify (sth.), veto, annul, quash; reject (sb.), disqualify; quashen doun; (d) to tremble……

To make thin; reduce the density of (sth.); soften (flesh, pores). …

(a) To relate events, describe; say (sth.), state, recount; -- sometimes with clause; ppl. recited, mentioned; (b) law to state (sth.) in a legal proceeding; -- sometimes with clause; (c) to offer up……

(a) To flow as rheum; matere reumatizing; (b) ppl.reumatized, set flowing as rheum. …

To put under headings, provide with rubrics. …

To filter (a liquid), strain. …

(a) To scour, polish; polish or scour (metal, a pot, etc.); furbish (armor); ?also, fig. of a day: be bright and clear [quot.: a1375]; scouren bright (clene, neue), make (sth.) bright (clean, new) by……

Surg. To saw off (an infected part of the body), amputate. …

(a) To celebrate (a religious festival or day); perform (a religious duty, funeral rites) reverently or with due ceremony; (b) to celebrate (a wedding); perform the ceremony of (marriage); (c) to……

(a) To strive (to do sth.), endeavor, try; direct one's efforts or thoughts (toward doing sth.); take pains (to do sth.); (b) studien abouten (after, in, to, umbe), to strive toward (sth.); devote……

To absorb (sth.). …

(a) To relocate (sb. or sth. from one place to another), move; also fig.; also, transplant (sth.); move (wine) from one vessel to another; (b) to transfer (a cleric to a new post, a monk to a……