(a) To make firm, stable, or stationary; to place or fix (in position), to plant firmly (in the ground); (b) to establish securely; pass. be established; refl. establish oneself (in a place), stay……

(a) To hide (something), conceal; to cover (something), bury, submerge; (b) to keep (something) secret, withhold knowledge. …

(a) In health, healthy, well, strong; cured, healed; fere as a fish, sound as a fish; (b) hol and fere, well and strong, hale and hearty; (c) safe, unharmed; hol and fere, safe and sound. …

(a) A silver coin valued at one-fourth of a penny, a farthing; the value of one-fourth of a penny; (b) as a type of the smallest monetary unit: ech (everi) ferthing, every farthing, the last cent, the……

(a) A flake (of snow); a particle; (b) a speck or spot; a blemish. …

(a) To strip the skin from (a person, a part of someone's body); also, to tear the skin to shreds (by blows, scourging, etc.); to strip (the skin from the flesh); flen of, to flay off (the skin); flen……

Of the mouth: to speak flatteringly or deceptively. …

Falsehood, deceit; a deceiver. …

A tangled mass of hair, an elflock. …

(a) Of a stream: to run, flow; also fig.; (b) of water or other liquid: to run; of blood, humors, pus: to move (within the body), run (to a part of the body). …

A state of agitation or turmoil; in flouht, in a flutter, agitated. …

Forming adjs. (used also as advs., and occas. as nouns) on cardinal numerals and on indefinite numerals, and having such meanings as 'consisting of or comprising x parts, units, specimens, etc.'……

To break in pieces, burst; to be shattered or crushed. …

(a) To hide or conceal (something), shelter or protect (someone); (b) to keep secret (a fact, plan, purpose); (c) ?to conceal one's knowledge, be silent. …

(a) To feed or nourish (a child); rear, bring up; to maintain (a servant in one's household) [quot.St.Kath.(1)]; fostren forth, fostren up; (b) to educate (someone), teach, train, instruct. …

(a) To inquire about or ask (something); (b) to ask (someone's name); (c) to inquire (about something or someone);--with of or after phrase; (d) to ask questions. …

Profit, benefit, advancement; don frame, to do good, to benefit; to or for frame, for the good, the benefit, or the use (of someone). …

To find fault, taunt. …

(a) A gable of a building; also, a façade; (b) gable ende, gable wal, gable wough, the end wall surmounted by a gable, gable end; gable forke, a gable; gable windou, a window in a gable; (c) in place……

(a) A way, course; fig. gon ilke (haven same) gale, to go the same way, meet the same fate; (b) course of action, way, means, expedient. …