Busy, occupied. …

Overcome with awe or fear. …

Crumbled; fig. decrepit. …

One who is ailing or suffering. …

Very hungry; starving. …

(a) Vexed, troubled; (b) annoyed, incensed. …

Of time or a period of time: gone by, past. …

Overcome, dumbfounded. …

ben aknoue, to acknowledge or admit (sth.): (a) acknowledge or admit the reality or validity (of sth.); (b) confess (a misdeed, sins, etc.); (c) disclose or reveal (sth.), disclose one's identity. --……

Reputed, famous. …

(a) Yearning, longing; eager; -- with infin. or after, into; (b) craving; -- with after. …

Ruler of all, the Omnipotent; almighty. …

All-ruling, omnipotent. …

(a) Stunned, dazed, bewildered; (b) alarmed, frightened; dismayed. …

Affected or beset by hunger; hungry, starved, starving. …

Withheld, concealed. …

Only-begotten. …

Living alone. …

Contrite. …

(a) Satiated, fed up (with); (b) stiffened, inflexible. …

Sown (grain). …

Gone by, passed. …

Filled with shame or a feeling of disgrace; ashamed, disgraced; ashamed of (sth.); ashamed of (oneself); -- also with that clause. …

(a) Overcome with sleepiness, sleepy, drowsy; waxen asleped; (b) asleep; asleped swithe, fast asleep; (c) in a stupor; (d) inattentive, unconcerned. …

Put to sleep, dulled. …

Swallowed up, devoured. …

(a) Taken away from (sb.), withdrawn; (b) diverted. …

Of noble birth; also fig. …

Stretched out, extended. …

Aged beyond (having progeny); -- with gen. …

Slipped away, vanished. …

Enriched. …

Stirred up, agitated. …

Fermented. …

Disgusted. …

Bathed or covered (with blood). …

Drenched. …

Covered; covered up. …

Soiled, defiled. …

Accused. …

Pressed, compact. …

Wrought; ?embroidered. …

Redeemed, saved. …

(a) Deprived or bereft (of possessions, one's wits, etc.); devoid (of fear, love); -- with gen. or of (bi) phrase; (b) taken away (from sb.). …

(a) Wrapped (in sth.); (b) enclosed; (c) entwined (with sth.). …

Equipped, armed. …

Manned, garrisoned. …

(a) Snow-covered; (b) showered (with gifts). …

Frightened, hesitant. …

Soaked or steeped (in a liquid). …

Transformed. …

Circumcised. …

(a) Blessed by God, enjoying the blessing of God; spiritually blessed; deserving of blessing, pleasing to God, devout, pious, saintly, holy; blessed of bounte; (b) chosen to eternal blessedness……

Bridged over (by the corpses of men in armor). …

Wearing a coat of mail. …

?Wretched, poor. …

Wrapped up. …

Lumped together, combined. …

Blackened with coal or soot. …

(a) Curving, curved, not straight; croked ayen; croked staf, a staff with a curving head or handle; croked mone, crescent moon; (b) made to curve, bent; croked ayen, turned up; (c) crooked, twisting……

(a) Born dead, stillborn; (b) of a fetus in the womb: dead; (c) fig. of good deeds: done by a sinner, without merit. …

(a) Of persons: affected by alcoholic beverage: exhilarated, intoxicated, drunk; addicted to drink; also, as noun: a drunk man; (b) in proverbs and proverbial expressions: dronken as a mous, dronken……

Reborn (Biblical). …

Changed in complexion; pale. …

(a) At enmity, hostile; fig. on bad terms (with God); (b) ben feied with, to be an enemy of (someone); (c) treated or regarded as an enemy, hated. …

Making furrows, plowing. …

Cut or broken to pieces, shattered. …

(a) Of the body or parts of the body: severely bruised, battered, crushed; (b) of armor: broken to pieces, shattered. …

Pinched with hunger. …

Clutched tightly. …

Chilled, grown cold. …

Very drunk; also, addicted to drunkenness. [Prov.Alf. and Chaucer CT.Rv. may also be read for dronken, because of drunkenness.] …

Worn out with age, decrepit. …

Before mentioned, aforesaid. …

?Very lean. …

Having too much leisure, idle. …

(a) Grown mad, frantic; (b) grown foolish, foolish. …

Deprived of vigor, sluggish. …

Misguided, corrupted. …

Exhausted by wandering, tired out. …

Driven out, ejected. …

Twisted, shriveled up. …

Fatigued, worn out, weary. …

Grown too large, swollen; overgrown. …

Theol. Having committed a sin; hence, condemned, lost; as noun: sinner, a condemned person. …

First-born. …

First-created. …

(a) Fulfilled, accomplished; completed, perfected; (b) complete, perfect. …

(a) Grown to full stature or to maturity, full-grown; full-sized (flock); (b) fully advanced (in rank); (c) complete, perfect (number). …

(a) Fully done, completed; (b) of an agreement: fully arranged or made. …

Dark in color, dusky. …

Law Of a thief: having stolen goods in hand, red-handed. …

Studded; ibrusted with gold, embroidered or decorated with gold. …

Incarnated. …

Frightened. …

Made known or familiar to (sb.). …

Colored. …

(a) Having horns, horned; (b) of the moon: crescent. …

Covered. …