(a) To lose one's composure, be upset; -- refl. & intr.; (b) ben abaished, be upset or perplexed (as by fear, shame, surprise); contextually: be afraid, embarrassed, surprised; (c) waxen (becomen)……

(a) Of vigor of body or mind: grow or make faint or tired; grow indifferent; of youth: wane; (b) of emotions, memory: fade away or make fade; tone down, allay; (c) of power, honor, fame, etc.: grow or……

(a) To move along, pass by; pass (over sth.); pass (to sb.); (b) to go by, vanish; (c) to pass away, die; (d) of time: to pass. …

To retain or claim (sth.) as one's personal property or for one's own exclusive benefit; approprishen to himself. …

(a) To attribute (sth. to sth.); aretten it mi vileinie, attribute it to my ill-breeding; aretten to (in), to impute (sin, guile, unbelief, etc.) to (sb.); aretten to (unto), to place the blame for……

(a) To beat; esp. to beat or strike repeatedly, batter, flog; also fig.; (b) to pat (sb. on the back). …

(a) To beat (sb.); stamp, pound (sth.); knock (on the door); ppl. batted, battered, bruised; (b) to pat (sb., sth.); (c) to beat or flap (wings, fins); (d) without obj., of a bird: to strike or peck. …

(a) To strike (sth.) with the beak, peck; (b) to strike with a pointed weapon; (c) of a hawk: to cleanse (itself) with the beak; (d) beken out, to thrust out the beak; fig. to stick out one's nose. …

(a) To grow a beard, have a beard; also, to reach the age of puberty; berded bukke, a lascivious male; (b) of a leaf: to have hair or fuzz; (c) of a star: to have a tail; berded sterre, a comet. …

(a) To furnish (a garment) with buttons; provide (sth.) with knobs or studs; (b) to button (a garment); (c) to put forth buds. …

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

(a) To achieve, accomplish, or execute (sth.); attain (one's purpose); (b) to attain to or achieve (a certain state or position); (c) to acquire or obtain (sth.); also, inherit (an estate). …

(a) chokken thurgh, thrust through, pierce; (b) chokken togeder, cram or crowd together; (c) chokken on, ?thrust out (the chin). …

To join or cement. …

(a) To fulfill (sth.); (b) to carry out or do (sth.). …

(a) To cover (an object) by laying or spreading material over or about it; cover up or envelop; also, coveren above, coveren up; (b) of the material: to cover (the object). …

(a) To agree upon (sth.); (b) ben covined, to be agreed. …

To restrict or limit (succession to the throne). …

(a) To protect (sb.), defend (sth.), fortify (a city), bar (a gate, window); refl. defend oneself; (b) to guard (honor, the soul); safeguard (a monastery) in rights or possessions; defend (against……

(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……

(a) To announce, declare, proclaim, tell, or say (sth.); (b) to tell or reveal (a confidential matter). …

To foreordain (sth.), assign or fix by destiny. …

To ravage, devastate, or ruin (a country or city). …

To urge, arouse, incite, excite; refl. to be aroused. …

Ppl. engraved carved, engraved. …

(a) To embolden; refl., to make bold; (b) to make hard; of the heart: to make obdurate. …

Hunt. Of hounds: (a) to follow a scent; (b) to follow the wrong scent. …

To spurn (someone); ?to shun. …

(a) To make (something) dirty, to soil, to pollute; (b) to be or become filthy; (c) to void excrement. …

(a) To adorn or decorate (something), to ornament (with an inlay of gold or precious stones), to interweave (a garment with gold thread, etc.); (b) fretted ful (all) of, thickly set with (gems, etc.)……

(a) To thank (sb.); (b) to grant (sb. a favor). …

(a) To satisfy (sb.); green with, come to terms with (sb.); refl. agree to (sth.), be pleased (to do sth.); ben greed (to), be satisfied (with), agree (to); (b) to make settlement of (sth.); ppl. gree……

(a) To equip (sb., oneself) with arms or armor; also, set up defenses around (oneself); (b) to equip (a weapon, girdle, etc.) with decorative fittings, adorn; harneised boues, ?painted bows; (c) to……

(a) To injure (sb., a part of the body), wound, hurt; afflict (sb.) with disease [quot.: WB(1), Pecock]; of hunger: to pain (sb.); ben hurt, be wounded or injured; -- also intr.; (b) to receive an……

(a) To invite (sb.); (b) to call (sb.) into the presence of another, summon; order (sb.) to appear; also, order (sb. to come to a specific place); (c) law to cite (sb.) to appear before a court or……

Of a dove: to make a murmuring sound, coo. …

(a) To procure freedom or deliverance for (sb.); liveren fro(m, deliver (sb.) from (death, servitude, evils, fear, an enemy or oppressor, someone's power, etc.); liveren o, liveren on, deliver (sb.)……

To reduce (sth.), diminish. …

To look; refl. look at oneself (in a mirror); ppl. mired, reflected. …

To misjudge, form a wrong opinion. …

(a) To make noises; (b) to talk or cry out. …

To construct a paling; enclose (sth.) with a paling; ppl. fenced, fortified, enclosed; palen abouten, raise a paling around (sth.); -- also refl. enclose (oneself) with a paling [quot.: (a1420)]. …

(a) To become pale; appear pale; grouen paled, lose color; (b) to make (sth.) pale. …

(a) To punish (a person or an animal) for an offense or fault; (b) to torture (sb.) as punishment; -- also refl.; (c) to mortify (bodily parts) in penance; suffer mortification of flesh; -- also……

To provide (a land) with inhabitants, populate; ppl. pepled, filled with people, inhabited, populated. …

(a) To reconcile (persons); also refl. come to a reconciliation [quot.: Malory]; ben pesed, be reconciled; pesen to (with), reconcile (sb.) with (sb.); (b) to alleviate or allay (grief, anger, etc.)……

To work with a pick or other digging implement; --also refl.; dig (sth.); break up (land, a field); dig up (weeds); piken awei, dig up (weeds); undermine (a foundation); piken oute, dig out (stones……

To fulfill (sth.); pleinted of, fulfilled by. …

(a) To cause injury by stabbing; fig. stab (sb.) verbally; (b) to make pauses in reading a text; read (sth.) with pauses; (c) cook. to sharpen the taste of (sth.) by adding vinegar; (d) to fill the……

(a) To give poison to (sb. or sth.); kill (sb.) by poisoning; (b) to poison (sth.); ppl. poisoned, poisonous, full of poison; (c) fig. to corrupt (sb.) spiritually; taint or mar (sth.); be spiritually……

(a) To win the victory or mastery; prove superior in authority or power; overcome (sb.) [quot.: a1500]; win a victory for (sb.) [quot.: Lydg.Guy]; (b) prevailen ayen, to prevail over (sth.); prevailen……

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

To inquire, ask; ben questiouned, be interrogated; questiounen with..of, ask questions of (sb.) about (sb.). …

(a) To scrape (sth.); also, shave (sb., somebody's crown); (b) to make erasures; erase (writing, a passage of writing, etc.); scrape (a page, book) clean; emend (a document) by erasure; rasen awei……

To chide (sb.), scold, berate; rebuke (sin), denounce; raten of, scold (sb.) for (sth.). …

(a) Of a snake, dragon: to creep on the ground, crawl; ppl. raumpinge, ?rearing up; ?also, climbing; (b) ppl. raumpinge as adj., of unfledged hawks: creeping, unable to fly. …

(a) To set out (troops, plants) in a straight line; (b) to extend, stretch out, spread out; (c) to move; also, wander; (d) to handle (a broken bone), treat. …

(a) To pay ransom for (a captive), redeem; also fig.; buy back (sth. stolen or left as a pledge); refl. pay for one's life; raunsounen oute the passage, pay for the tolls (of pilgrims); (b) to hold (a……

To rewarm (sth.), heat up again; ppl. rechaufed as adj.: reheated. …

(a) To utter a rebuke; reprove (sb.), rebuke, berate; rebuke (sin); (b) to lay into (sb.), attack, pester, harry. …

To rejoice, exult; take pleasure (in sth.), be pleased; be glad (to do sth., that sth. is the case), express pleasure; rejoien to, give praise to (God). …

Law To reply a second time to (a plaintiff's charge or complaints), rejoin; -- also intr. …

(a) To endow (sb.) with income property; (b) ppl. rented as adj.: possessed of property yielding revenue; (c) to rent out (property). …

To reproach (sb.), rebuke; also, ppl. repreining as noun: one who reproves. …

Fig. To pay back (sth. owed). …

To sift (grain); also, fig. test (sb.); -- also without obj.; spread (ashes) by means of sifting; -- used without obj.; ridelen oute of, separate (sb.) from (God's chosen). …

To flow, stream; ppl. ridelande as adj.: surging; of rain: falling. …

(a) To rob, plunder, steal; (b) to plunder (lands, a house), ransack, pillage; rifle (bags); destroy (a city); (c) to rob (sb.); despoil (the dead); riflen of, rob (sb.) of (sth.); riflen route, fig.……

To decay, deteriorate. …

To roar, growl. …

(a) To record (a deed, title, etc.) in an official roll or register; also in fig. context; (b) to list (a person's name) on a roster or muster roll; record (sb.) as (sth.), acknowledge; rollen with……

To scorch, singe. …

Of a huntsman; to shout to the hounds; also, direct (a hound to the pack) by shouting. …

In phrase: ruen up, of hair: to stand on end. …

(a) To afford or bring about safety; also, bring victory [1st quot.]; (b) to deliver (sb., a city, people, etc.) from some danger; rescue (sb. or sth.), bring to safety; -- also refl.; recover (a……

To cut (sth.). …

(a) Refl. To move rapidly; (b) to traverse (the sea, a road) looking for enemies; scouren for. …

(a) To scratch (sb., the face, etc.) with the nails; ppl. scratted, scratched (by thorns, etc.); (b) to scratch with the nails; (c) in surname. …

To write; describe (sth.); record (sth.) in writing. …

(a) To be divinely favored, blessed, or sanctified; ben seinted, become a saint in heaven; (b) to act like a saint; -- used iron. boast or show off. …

To disperse (sth.); ppl. sharpeled, dispersed, scattered. …

(a) To disguise (one's feelings), conceal; (b) pretend (to do sth.); refl. to pretend (to have virtues). …

(a) To escape; (b) to run obliquely or at an angle; skeuing to, ?slanting across (the forehead). …

(a) To throw (sb. or sth., esp. into a place or in a specified direction), hurl, fling; also, fell (an adversary) in battle; also, raze (a city); slingen abouten, swing (sb.) around; slingen doun……

(a) To excuse (sb.); -- ?also refl. [1st quot.]; absolve (sb.); also, permit (the sides in a battle) to delay or avoid fighting; (b) to reject (sth.), expel; -- used fig. …

(a) To celebrate (sth.), solemnize; perform (the office of priest) reverently; ppl. solempned, consecrated; (b) ppl. solempned, grave, serious; (c) ben solempned, to take place, occur. …

To celebrate (a saint's day). …

To become dirty or soiled; ppl. solied, made dirty, soiled; also, defiled or polluted (with sin). …

(a) To urge (sb. to do sth.), invite, call upon; order (sb. to do sth.); -- also with that clause; ben somned, be called upon (to do sth.), be obliged; ben somned to, be invited to (a feast); (b) ?to……

?To inflict (excommunication on sb.). …

(a) To fix (sth.) in place by soldering or welding; join (sth. together, sth. to sth. else) by soldering; also, mend (broken metal) by soldering; also, unite things with solder [last quot.]; (b) to……

To employ (sb.) for a wage; employ (sb.) as a soldier; souden up, enlist (sb.) to fight for a wage. …

(a) To sink in, penetrate; sounden to min herte, ben soundede to min hertes botme; (b) to measure the depth of (water), sound; also, ?measure the depth of water in (a waterway of some sort); (c) ?to……

= sourden v. (a). …

To plaster (a wall), daub. …

(a) To spend money, expend wealth; also fig.; (b) to spend (money, an amount or a specified sum of money), pay out, disburse; pay (expenses); expend (wealth, treasure, etc.); also fig.; also, spend……

(a) To make (sth.) square in shape; cut (a trencher) to a square shape; mark (sth.) out as a square; ppl. squared, made square in outline; square in shape; of a cart: having a square floor; squared……

To urinate. …

To dwell. …

(a) To impart color; also fig.; steining wateres, dyes; (b) to color (sth.), dye (fabric, clothing, etc.); ppl. steined, dyed, colored; also fig.; (c) to discolor (sth.); -- also without obj. [1st……