(a) A flat cake or loaf; also, an unbaked cake or loaf, a lump of doug; haver (ote, oten) cake, a cake of oaten bread; therf cake, a cake of unleavened bread; barli cake, flouren cake, spiced cake……

Excessive harm. …

Revolving. …

(a) Decay, corruption, putrefaction; (b) a disease of sheep; (c) a wasting disease in man; also fig.; (d) in place name. …

(a) Any of various skin diseases characterized by itching, pustules, ulceration, etc.; also, the pustule characteristic of such diseases [quot.: a1398, 1st]; also, scabby or scaly condition of the……

To strain (sth.). …

(a) To frighten (sb.), terrify; ppl. skered, frightened; also, alarmed, startled [quot.: c1400]; skered with, frightened by (sth.); (b) to become alarmed; of clamor: rise up; ppl. skerring as adj……

Languor, heaviness, weariness. …

In phrase: a sloude, ?a muddy place; ?on a slant [in which case slyke would be a var. of sliche n.]. …

To be lazy or slothful; ppl. slugginge, lazy, sluggish, characterized by sloth. …

(a) A dirty or slovenly person, usu. a woman; a lewd or lascivious woman [quot.: ?a1475]; (b) a scullery maid; (c) a beast messy or difficult to prepare as food; (d) ?mud, slush; -- in surnames and……

To sniffle, sniff. …

Stern, gloomy. …

Of a hawk: to wipe (the beak) clean of food, etc. …

(a) To sneer; snurted up, of the nose: wrinkled or turned up in scorn; (b) to snore, snort. …

A speck, speckle. …

(a) The handle of a plow; (b) a wooden crutch; an artificial leg, peg leg; also, a stilt; stilt bond, a strap for attaching a stilt or a peg leg; (c) ?one of the uprights of a ladder; (d) in surname. …

Fig. To stumble, trip; stumpen at, trip over (sth.) …

A bag, sack. …

To catch (sb. or sth.) in a noose or snare; ppl. suarled, tangled up. …