(a) To count (things); (b) to include (sth.) in a count; (c) pass. to amount to (a certain number). …

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

To determine or decide (sth.); to decide (a question presented for legal settlement); to approve (a weight or measure); to determine the amount of (a fine), assess; to assess (sb.); ?to allot or……

Alch. To whiten, as by the addition of arsenic or antimony. …

To interpret (sth.) in the spiritual sense. …

Phil., physiol., med., alch., astrol. (a) To change, modify, transform; alteren to (sth.); (b) to change for the worse; affect adversely; deteriorate; (c) to change for the better; affect……

To remind, urge, or charge (sb.); exhort (to do sth.), encourage; warn (to avoid or not to do), admonish; also, give encouragement, or a warning. …

(a) Law To alienate (property) in mortmain; -- usu. with to phrase; (b) to hold (property) in mortmain. …

See quot. …

To investigate by dissection. …

(a) To moor or anchor (a boat or float); also fig.; (b) to join closely, as by dove-tail. …

annexed (to), joined (onto), adjoining; connected (with), constituting a part (of). …

To move (a figure) one place toward the right, i.e. toward the last digit, in the process of multiplication. …

To open. …

(a) To give (sth.) in return: pay for (a service, etc.); repay (a debt); pay (expenses, a fee); (b) to redeem (a pledge, surety); make good (a promise, an obligation). …

(a) To interrogate (sb.), ask (sb.) a question; ask (a question); (b) to rebuke (sb.), censure. …

Law (a) To make a (specific) claim, esp. in writing; (b) make a (specific) charge or accusation, to challenge; articlen agains, onto (sb.); (c) answer a charge point by point. …

To fix the rate or sum of (payments, as in taxes, fines, or compensation) by official action; assess, impose (a tax, a fine); allot (compensation); -- often with upon phr. …

(a) Assign, allot, or dedicate (sth.); (b) attitlen to name, name after (sb.). …

(a) To give official sanction to (sth.), approve (an action, a condition, a quality, etc.); to make (a law, treaty, judicial action) legally valid, confirm, ratify; (b) to approve (sb. for a task or……

(a) To ransom (sb.), redeem, set free; save or redeem (from death or sin); refl. save oneself; (b) to buy back (one's inheritance, one's land); also fig.; (c) in OT usage: to buy back or ransom (the……

To speak corruptly or barbarously. …

Of a dog: to bark; -- ppl. bauling as adj.: an epithet for a hound. …

(a) To put (sb.) to death by severing the head, decapitate, behead; (b) to remove the head (of an insect). …

(a) To joust; bourden at, tilt at (the quintain), charge (a boar) with a spear; (b) to butt with horns; clash (together). …

(a) To commit (sth.) to writing, write down; breved in boke, recorded or recounted in writing; (b) to give a (written) account (of sth., sb.); (c) to extol (sb.). …

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

To abut, be adjoining; butten ayenes, butten into, butten on, butten unto, butten upon, border on (sth.), be bounded by, abut upon; refl. extend (from one boundary to another); butting wal, a wall……

Alch. & med. (a) To reduce (sth.) to powder by heating; (b) to change the nature of (sth.) by heating in a certain way. …

(a) To annul or revoke (a charter, patent, etc.), mark (a document) void; also, to have the king revoke (one's patent); (b) to make (an agreement or obligation) null and void; to mark (a document) in……

(a) To recognize (sb.) officially as a saint, canonize; (b) to install (sb.) in an ecclesiastical office. …

(a) To put a cap on (sb.), provide with a cap or headdress; capped, wearing a cap; (b) capped, with the head covered (in a certain way); (c) capped, wearing a clergyman's cap, priestly. …

(a) To comb (wool, etc.) for spinning; (b) fig. to comb (wisdom), arrange, tidy up. …

Law To make (sth.) null and void, annul, quash; abolish (a guild). …

To instruct (sb.) in the Christian religion, catechize. …

To draw off (humors), be filled with (humors). …

(a) To cause, effect, or produce (sth.); (b) to bring about or induce (an event or situation); cause (an action); (c) to bring (sth.) into existence, produce; (d) cause causing [L causa causans]……

(a) To cauterize; (b) ppl. cauterizing (medicine). …

(a) To strike (sb.) with a sharp weapon, slash; choppen of cut off with a blow; (b) to hack or strike (at, to sb.); cut (through sth.); (c) to hit (at sth.); choppen adoun, fig. strike (sb.) down. …

To kick or throw (a ball); fig. to treat (sb.) as one pleases, kick or chase about. …

(a) Of a wound: to heal by forming a cicatrix; (b) of a medicine: induce the formation of a cicatrix or scar; (c) of a physician: treat with a scar-producing medicine. …

To turn (sth.) yellow or sallow. …

To enclose (sth.), shut up;--used fig. to enslave. …

To apply a collyrium. …

To rinse (a sore). …

To compose or write (a chronicle, story, poem, prayer, etc.); also, formulate (rules). …

To plant (a vineyard) on shares; -- used fig. …

Of persons: (a) to discern or perceive (sth.); also, observe; (b) to heed (sth.), be concerned about. …

(a) ?To so constitute (law) as to impose conditions and consequences, hedge about; to restrain (power), limit. …

Of two or more parties: (a) to form an alliance, enter into a compact (for any purpose whatever); confederen togeder; ben confedered, be allied or associated; -- usu. refl.; (b) ben confedered, to be……

(a) To admit (a fault, damaging fact, transgression); -- with obj., refl., or ben confessed (of sth.); (b) to admit (a fact, truth); confessen the soth; (c) to reveal (sth.). …

(a) To suppose or assume (sth.); (b) to infer or predict; (c) to estimate or judge. …

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 oppose (sth. or sb.); run counter to, conflict with; counteract, resist. …

To impose order or uniformity on (equal entities), harmonize. …

To copy (a text, document, etc.). …

To incorporate or assimilate (sth.). …

(a) To annotate (a book); (b) to compute (years), reckon. …

To pass adverse judgment upon (sth., sb.); condemn or repudiate (a doctrine); object to or condemn (a practice); ban (a book); blame, censure or criticize (sb.). …

(a) To drive (sb.) out, expel; (b) to open (sth.), disclose. …

(a) To put (sb.) down from high rank, demote, depose; also fig. overthrow (sb.), bring down, humble, deprive (sb. of bliss); (b) to deprive (sb.) of ecclesiastical rank; reduce (a cleric) to a layman……

To destroy (a wall), undermine. …

To strip (a goose) of feathers; strip the web from (a feather). …

(a) To rob (sb. of sth.); depriven of (fro, from), deprive (sb.) of (sth.); fig. deprive (sb.) of (joy, pride, service, etc.), exclude (sb.) from (heaven, etc.), free (sb.) from (sorrow); (b) to……

(a) To wash (sth.), cleanse; fig. free (the soul) from vice; (b) to free (medicines, alchemical materials, etc.) from impurities or harmful qualities; (c) to purify (humors); (d) to free (a scientific……

Med. To promote perspiration. …

To promote perspiration. …

(a) To regulate the diet of (oneself, another) for purposes of health; dieten with, feed (sb.) with (a certain food); (b) alch. to regulate the growth of (the 'body' of dry matter) by adding or……

(a) To define the nature of (sth.); define (a word or concept); (b) to describe (sth.) in detail; make a detailed description or declaration (of sth.); (c) to state (sth.) specifically; specify……

To delay action, tarry. …

To measure (sth.); ?also, describe. …

To strip (sth.) of flesh. …

(a) Med. To affect (sb., bodily parts) with disease brought on by an unfavorable combination of humors; (b) fig. to corrupt (sb.) morally. …

(a) To investigate (a matter, an opinion); examine (one's conscience, a belief); weigh (deeds) for judgment; (b) to decide between (alternatives); settle upon (an act); determine (the truth); (c) ?to……

(a) To investigate (sth.); discuten of, examine (sth.); (b) to argue about (sth.), discuss. …

To insult (sb.), abuse. …

To dispossess (sb.). …

Physiol. To upset the proper balance of the humors or qualities. …

(a) To teach (sb.); instruct, train; (b) to teach (sth. to sb.). …

?To make a second reply to (a replication). …

(a) To cause the eclipse of, to obscure or cut off (the light of the sun or moon); eclipsen of light; (b) fig. to obscure, shroud, conceal; to overshadow or becloud; eclipsed of chere, gloomy or sad……

To record, keep a record. …

To subject to embrocacioun. …

To seal (a letter) with the papal bull. …

(a) Treat (a part of the body) medically by applying a plaster; (b) to apply (a medicinal plaster); to apply (sth.) as a plaster; ?also without obj.; (c) fig. to gloss over, to whitewash. …

(a) To fumigate (something) with incense; (b) to waft the smoke of incense (upon something). …

(a) To make notches, dents, or indentations in (something); give (something) a toothed, serrate, or jagged character or appearance; (b) fig. heckle. …

Law (a) To confirm or approve (a charter, bill, agreement, etc.), [orig. by writing on the back of the document];--also fig.; (b) to approve a reply to (a petition), to grant (a petition) under seal……

(a) To gather, collect, or acquire (something) in large quantity or numbers; (b) to accumulate or buy (goods) in such quantity as to cause scarcity, to forestall (the market), to corner (a commodity……

(a) To ask (a question, or questions), to ask for (specific information);--often with of phr. of the person questioned; (b) enqueren after, of, upon, to ask about (someone or something); ben enquering……

To bury (a corpse), to place in a grave or tomb. …

(a) To give a name or title to (a book, a person); (b) mention by name, specify. …

(a) To feel ill-will or enmity toward someone; (b) to cause (another) to feel wrath. …

To apply (a word) to more than one thing; to use (a word) in more than one sense. …

To bring or proclaim good tidings; to preach the Gospel; to preach. …

To deprive (sb.) of authority. …

(a) To demonstrate (a truth, the validity of a statement or principle) by example (s) or illustration (s); to give examples; (b) ben exemplified, exist or be shown to exist. …

Disinter, exhume. …

(a) To banish (someone) from his country; -- often with out of or fro phrase; (b) to condemn (someone); (c) to live in exile; refl. to go into voluntary exile. …

To call up spirits. …