?A daring or close approach. …

(a) Questioning, inquiry; question; asken, maken asking; (b) querying; (c) gram. noun of asking, an interrogative. …

Decapitation. …

Victuals. …

Covering the frame with boards. …

Contemplation. …

(a) An example or model; (b) a sign or symbol; (c) a warning or threat. …

(a) Divine grace; the blessing (of a deity, saint, etc.); (b) (ritual) sanction or blessing (of the Pope, a priest, etc.); benediction; (c) bestowal of a blessing or sanction (as by a parent)……

Rust, blight, mildew (on grain). …

(a) The blowing of the wind; also fig.; (b) breathing, exhaling; blowing with the breath; med. blouing in, insufflation; (c) blowing a fire (with bellows); also fig.; (d) smelting; blouing hous; (e)……

Evangelizing, preaching, preachment. …

The process of cleaning a ship's bottom with burning broom or reeds; also, material so used [first quot.]. …

(a) To play a kind of ball game [see quots.]; camping bal (crok, pightel), a ball (curved stick, field) used for this sport; (b) to fight with (sth.), contend, strive. …

(a) Clattering, clanging; (b) noisy chattering, idle talk or argument; clatering of choughes, a flock of jackdaws; (c) dialogue. …

(a) Act of embracing, an embrace; also, the practice or habit of embracing; (c) as euphemism: sexual intercourse; (c) fig. a spiritual embrace; (d) clasping of hands; (e) enclosing, enclosure. …

Temptation. …

(a) Creeping, crawling; devotional creeping to a cross; (b) of thoughts: a wandering; (c) ?a crawling sensation in the body. …

(a) Baptism, christening; wel of cristning, baptismal font; (b) fig. emotional or spiritual baptism; (c) conversion to Christianity; also, state of being Christian; cristning of blod, conversion with……

(a) The period between darkness and sunrise; daybreak, dawn; in (on) the dauinge, at dawn; (b) fig. …

(a) The action of digging a hole or ditch; the digging up (of stones); also fig.; (b) the spading up of land, cultivating; (c) burying. …

(a) Twilight, dawn; (b) obscuration, impairment (of doctrines, of reason). …

(a) The action of preparing something, making ready, repairing, furbishing; also fig.; (b) adorning, arraying; (c) preparing of food or drink; (d) treating a patient; (e) ruling, management; (f)……

(a) A state of being disturbed or troubled; also, the act of troubling or disturbing; (b) trouble or disturbance in a dream or in a sleep; also, a disturbing or frightening dream. …

A fall (of dew), a few drops. …

The act of going down. …

(a) Delusion, falsehood; delusive imaginings, nightmare; (b) a stupor, trance; in dwelsinge. …

(a) Firing or roasting (of iron ore); (b) eling wode, wood used in this process; ?kindling wood. …

A coming to an end; the final part: (a) of a period of time, an action, a state: cessation or termination; maken ending of, to stop (something); (b) the ending or end of life, death; last endinge; don……

(a) Action or act of plowing or preparing the soil; (b) the soil turned up by plowing; (c) eringe land [OE ering-land], arable land, plowland. …

The joining of things together; a joint or juncture. …

(a) A military expedition; a battle or struggle; an army; (b) the right of a feudal lord to exact military service (?or a commutation in money) from tenants. …

(a) Aid, support; (b) benefit; esp., advancement in rank, promotion to office. …

Act of breaking wind, farting. …

Breaking wind. …

A tangled mass of hair, an elflock. …

(a) The action of trying to find out something; a trial or test; (b) fondinge on the mouth, taste. …

(a) A sign or token of a future event, a prefiguring, a prognostication; (b) Godes for-sheuing, God's providence; (c) foreknowledge of the course of a disease, prognosis. …

An exchange, a bartering. …

Deformity, malformation. …

(a) The feeding or rearing (of a child); the maintenance (of a servant); (b) education, training; (c) feeding or pasturing (of cattle); (d) fig. food (for the spirit, for a vice), encouragement……

(a) Going; (b) departing, departure. …

Effect, good or salutary effect. …

Comfort, solace; pl. consolations. …

Pleasure. …

Sorrowing, mourning. …

Showing or gnashing the teeth; also, grimacing, grinning. …

(a) The act of groaning or sighing, lamentation; also, the suffering of a woman in pregnancy or childbirth; (b) the sound of groaning; a moan expressing pain or remorse; (c) of birds or animals……

(a) The act of touching with the hand of fingers; feeling or examining wounds, etc.; (b) the sense of touch; in gropinge, to the touch; (c) caressing, fondling; (d) questioning, probing. …

(a) Act of beseeching; entreaty, supplication; (b) exorcizing, ?conjuration. …

Act of hallowing; sanctification, consecration, dedication; the keeping of a holy day; god halwing, ?good baptism; font halwing [see font 1. (b)]. …

(a) Playing on the harp, a performance on the harp; also, the practice of harping, skill with the harp, harp music; (b) harping gle, harp playing. …

(a) An emotion of hate, hatred; haven in hating, to hate (sb.); (b) words or action prompted by hate; strife, warfare; ben founden to hating, to be exposed to condemnation. …

Captivity. …

An insult; haven in hening, to condemn (sb.), treat with contempt. …

(a) Praise; (b) praise to God, worship; an act of worship, a service of worship, a festival or celebration; also, worship of a heathen god; (c) heriing place, a place of worship; (d) honor, glory……

The action of hearing; listening; hering seien (tellen), hearing something said, learning by hearsay; yeven hering to, to listen to (sb.); messe hering, q.v. …

(a) Plundering, ravaging, devastation; (b) ?torment, ?pulling or dragging about. …

(a) The act of listening with close attention; (b) the act or function of hearing; (c) ?search for information, inquiry. …

(a) Haste; in (an, on, with) hiing, in haste, at once, soon; (b) rapid motion, hurrying; on (an) hiing, swiftly, rapidly. …

(a) Coloring; (b) depicting, portrayal; ?also, feigning, deception. …

Graying or whitening of the hair. …

?A harsh din. …

(a) Heating; (b) inflammation. …

(a) The practice of hunting, the chase; an instance of the chase, a hunt; (b) on (an, upon) hunting, a hunting, hunting, a hunting; gon (wenden) on (an) hunting, to go hunting; riden on (an) hunting……

A vessel for frying or roasting. …

Tasting, taste. …

Purification (of the soul). …

Pl. Merits; actions that deserve merit or reward. …

Effect, good or salutary effect. …

Delay, waiting. …

A meeting; an assembly. …

(a) A gathering in of crops or rents; (b) a customary rent (for use of pasture; see quot.); (c) in place names: a piece of land taken into cultivation or enclosed [see Smith PNElem. 1.304]. …

An inscription on a coin. …

(a) Running or moving with hostile intent, raiding; (b) the moving or course of a heavenly body; also, the running or flowing of water; (c) coagulation, thickening. …

The action of feeding; also in fig. context; -hus, a dining hall, refectory. …

Anger, ire. …

An assembly, a congregation. …

(a) A symbolic representation, symbol; (b) symbolic meaning; a sign, token. …

Consent, permission. …

(a) A building; (b) fig. the building up of a methodology or body of knowledge. …

Desire. …

Guidance, tutelage. …

Direction, guidance. …

Kneeling as an act of worship or penance. …

(a) A toll paid for the privilege of loading a ship; ?also, the right to collect this toll; (b) the right to load a ship where one pleases; -- in AF legal glossaries only. …

(a) Medical treatment; healing, cure; a (at, in, on) leching, undergoing medical treatment, being healed; (b) fig. spiritual healing or treatment; leching of lif, life-giving remedy; (c) the section……

(a) Healing, cure; (b) a medicament, medicine; also, a spiritual remedy; (c) witchcraft. …

(a) The acquiring of knowledge, the process of learning; (b) the action of teaching, instruction. …

(a) The telling of a lie or lies, the practice or sin of lying; (b) withouten (ani) lesing, withouten lesinges, without lying, in truth, truly; -- often as a rime tag. …

(a) A feeling or experience of pleasure, enjoyment, delight; liking ware, luxury goods; lust and liking; don liking, to give pleasure; also, take pleasure; (b) a sinful feeling or experience of……

One kind of victory in the English game at tables [see Murray, Medium Ævum 10, p.67]. …

(a) The action of looking, glancing, gazing, staring, etc.; (b) a look, a glance; (c) in phrases: casten loking, to direct (one's) glance; fastnen loking, fix (one's) sight; with loking of an eie, in……

(a) A yearning desire, wish; (b) a sensual desire; esp. sexual desire; lond of longing, land of heart's desire; (c) an object of desire; (d) an expression of desire; (e) sorrow, sadness, distress……

The mooing or bawling of cattle: also, similar sounds made by other animals. …

(a) Love, friendship; (b) love of God; (c) love of things, actions, emotions, etc.; (d) sexual love; also, lovemaking, wooing; art of loving, Ovid's Ars Amatoria. …

(a) Praise, honor, fame, glory; in his loving, in praise of him; (b) act of praising; words of praise; speken loving of, yeven loving, to praise (sb.); (c) something worthy of praise. …

Flattery. …

Perjury. …

Boundary between two pieces of land; limits staked out for a building. …

Idle talk, chatter. …