Viscous, sticky; muddy, miry; also fig. …

(a) Of persons: fierce, grim, bold; crous to sinne, eager to sin; (b) stormy (sea); lively (action); (c) awful, terrifying (event); fearful (thing). …

(a) Rough-textured, coarse; (b) harsh-tasting, sour, astringent. …

Of warriors: fierce; of blows: violent; of speech: rough. …

Having a selvage. …

(a) Of persons: indolent, lazy, lax; negligent, remiss; slow (to do sth.); slak and slou (slewful), slou and slak; slak in (to), negligent of (a duty); slak of bileve, of weak, uncertain faith; (b)……

Slippery; inconstant, untrustworthy. …

Having a slippery exterior. …

As noun: ?a dirty person; ?a lazy person; -- used as nickname. …

Suffering from catarrh. …

Harmful, injurious. …

(a) Stubborn; (b) naut. not deviating from course, steady on course; (c) as surname; also, ?in a name given to a horse. …

(a) Of persons or animals: strong, hardy; of objects: sturdy; (b) powerful; ?also, harsh, tyrannical; (c) steadfast, faithful; (d) ?prosperous; (e) important, great; (f) as adv.: firmly, securely……

(a) Of a person: strong, powerful; violent, cruel; robust, healthy; of an army, a host, etc.: powerful, fierce, cruel; also, as noun: powerful or high-ranking people [quot. c1425]; stor and stark……

(a) In phrase: elde swac, feeble with age; (b) ?as surname. …

Suitable, proper. …

Stout-hearted, sturdy, bold. …

Indescribable, beyond recounting; ?also, innumerable, beyond counting. …

As a generally laudatory or positive term (the precise gloss is highly contextual) (a) of a person: selected, chosen; of a time: appointed, set; (b) of a person, personal habits or customs: goodly,……

Devoid (of sth.); set free (of sb.), quit. …

Evil, base. …

Marked with lines, wrinkled. …