Cornish; the Corn-walish bor, the Cornish boar [said of King Arthur]; as noun: Cornishman. …

Liable to the payment of taxes to the English crown; as noun: geld. …

(a) Miserable, wretched, unhappy; also, causing pain or distress, painful; as noun: the wretched, the needy, the suffering; (b) unfortunate, regrettable; calamitous, ruinous; dangerous; (c) evil……

(a) Of a person: outstanding in some respect, excellent; distinguished, renowned, worthy; ben soverain, to be preeminent; ben soverain to his plesaunce, be very pleasing to him; (b) of something, a……

(a) Immaterial; consisting solely of intellect, purely intellectual; (b) having the properties of the immaterial: of virtues: unbounded, infinite; of torment: intangible; (c) phil. & theol. of form……

(a) Following in time or order, ensuing, subsequent; (b) appropriate. …

(a) Obedient, submissive; compliant; also, deferential; also fig.; subget to (unto); (b) put to the service of someone or something else; of service to another; also, subordinate; subget to (til); (c)……

(a) Willing to bear hardship, affliction, etc.; (b) self-restrained, slow to anger, calm; (c) patiently awaiting an event; also, as noun: one who patiently waits. …

In combs.: estat (fe, stat) taille, an estate or office held in heritable tenure limited to some particular class of heirs; also, an arrangement by which an estate or heritable office is entailed; in……

Subject to tallage, taxable. …

Tan, pale brown. …

(a) Of a person: ?modest; ?restrained; (b) of a place: having a mild climate, moderate in temperature. …

(a) Of a person: restrained in conduct; of a person's behavior: temperate, moderate; (b) of sleep, diet: moderate; of a bath: of moderate warmth; of the quality of heat in food, drink, or a bodily……

(a) Terrestrial, earthly; of the earth, earthy; (b) paradise terrestre, the Garden of Eden; also fig.; (c) paradise terrestre, the dwelling place of the righteous dead or translated pending the Last……

(a) Guilty of treason against the king or the realm, traitorous; disobedient to or rebellious against the law; of one's body or heart: belonging to a traitor; of a plot: treasonable; (b) guilty of the……

(a) Disloyal to king or country, traitorous, treasonable; (b) treacherous, false, wicked. …

(a) Threefold; composed of three like elements or parts; also, having three aspects, tripartite; (b) multiplied or increased thrice; of actions: performed three times; (c) treble in philosophie……

(a) Easily manipulated, workable, malleable, flexible; of diseased flesh, a wound, an inflamed tonsil: pliable, yielding; also, fig. of the heart: made ready to be worked, receptive; (b) knowable by……

(a) Tested, proved; (b) law capable of being or liable to be tried in a court of law. …

(a) Turbid, murky, stirred up; also, full of dregs, mud, sand, etc.; of moving water: turbulent, churned up; also in fig. context; also, as noun: a turbid drink [quot. a1393, 2nd]; (b) unsettled……

(a) Able to be turned or moved around; (b) ?pertaining to a solstice or an equinox; (c) changeable, mutable. …

(a) Unoccupied, empty; uninhabited, tenantless; also in fig. context [last quot.] (b) vacaunt of (from), lacking in (sth.), free of; also in fig. context [last quot.]; (c) of time: unfilled by……

(a) Disposed to take vengeance; also, vindictive, vengeful; vicious [quot. a1464] (b) characterized by vengeance, punitive, avenging; dreadful, horrible; also, cruel, malevolent; (c) ?as noun: one……

(a) Without contents, empty; also fig. and in fig. context; of a river: empty of water, etc.; of a pen: empty of ink (b) of the stomach or part of the intestinal tract: without food, empty; of the……

Emptied, cleared. …

Law Prepared or able to swear to being in some condition. …