The dewclaws of a deer. …

(a) Appearance, character, manners; (b) array; (c) finery. …

A firedog, an andiron; -- often pl. …

(a) A bundle or bunch; (b) a hump; (c) a swelling; (d) ?a knob. …

A swelling, boil; a bump, hump. …

in brase, (roasted) on embers [see quots. for recipes]. …

Underbrush, bushes. …

Cleverness, shrewdness. …

A foolish woman; ?a harlot. …

(a) A mixture of stewed fruit and/or vegetables; a preserve; in compost, stewed or preserved; (b) a stew. …

The transaction of business by a broker; brokerage. …

A worthless person, a slob. …

Surg. A knife-shaped cauterizing instrument. …

(a) Culinary art, cuisine; cokes curie; (b) a fine dish; curie of courte. …

A skin eruption: impetigo or eczema. …

Long continuance. …

(a) The wooden rim of a wheel, or a section of it; felloe; (b) doul egge, ?the metal rim or tire of a wheel; ?a section of a felloe. …

The liver. …

A dish consisting of a mixture of ingredients boiled or roasted in a sheep's stomach. …

(a) An ornamental border of cloth or thread (on a garment, saddle, etc.), a fringe; (b) an ornamental strip suitable for use as a border on clothing, etc; esp., fringe material sold in lengths. …

A payment made to secure peace, a fine for a breach of the peace; a payment for a favor [quot.Brut]. …

(a) Spawn or the young of fish; small fish; -- constr. with sg. or pl. verb; (b) roe. …

(a) Genoa; (b) in names of wares marketed by Genoese traders or associated with Genoa: gold of Gene, pot of Gene; (c) ?jean [short for Gene fustian; see OD]; (d) a small Genoese coin (worth about a……

(a) A loose woman; a courtesan, harlot; (b) villainous man, rascal; --only in Cornw. …

A Rhodian coin. …

A short garment for men, a jacket; also, a form of body armor. …

In pl.: laxative herbs; ?poltrooneries; -- possibly a pun. …

A lioness. …

Some kind of ape or monkey; ?an ape with a dog's head, ?dog-faced baboon. …

Protoxide of lead, used as a yellow pigment. …

(a) In phrases: lettres missive(s, lettre missive, missive lettres, official letter(s sent by the king or some other authority conveying a command or commission; (b) ?as noun: a commandment. …

(a) A skin disease characterized by leprous or scurfy eruptions, morphea; a leprous or scurfy eruption; (b) as adj.; (c) blak morphea, a morphea arising from the humor melancholy and characterized by……

A small opening in a wall or window, usually for observation or the discharge of missiles. …

(a) The head or skull; pat of the hed, the back of the head; bi pat and bi polle, ?head by head, one by one; rum pat, by my head [Corn.]; (b) in surnames. …

(a) A peach; peches bon, the stone of a peach; peche tre, a peach tree; peche armenie, a variety of peach; (b) a peach tree; (c) as surname. …

The plant samphire (Crithmum maritimum). …

A peppery sauce served with meat; peverade sauce. …

A plant, an herb. …

A piece of armor protecting the shoulder; also, a protective cloth pad for the shoulder [quot.: Paston 2nd]. …

The tenure of a pope, popedom. …

A pet or darling. …

(a) A youth, young girl; a babe; also, a small person; (b) a doll; (c) a wax figure used in necromancy; (d) ?as surname. …

(a) A hot drink made of curdled milk and ale or wine, often with sugar and various spices; (b) ?hot milk curds used as a poultice. …

A kind of plant; ?rampion Campanula rapunculus. …

?A vessel of volume smaller than the standard quart; ?a vessel of pint volume; quartelet pot, pot quartelet. …

A wild radish Campanula rapunculus. …

Memory, reflection. …

Foam, froth. …

A dead tree, esp. a dead oak tree; -- also coll.; wode rowers. …

In cpd.: rutei time, rutting season. …

(a) A plant of the genus Satureia, esp. the garden or summer savory Satureia hortensis; (b) as surname. …

A courier. …

A menial domestic servant, scullion. …

A dressed stone, prob. of curved shape; -- also coll. …

Physiol. The quality of being serous or whey-like. …

(a) A musical instrument, usu. a stringed instrument [cp. simphonie n.(a)]; simphan gle; (b) a pleasing combination of sounds, harmony; (c) = simphaner n.(a). …

A green precious stone; an emerald; also, emerald. …

An expression of sociability, a friendly discourse. …

?A chimney-shaft. …

A small amount of meal boiled to make a soup or porridge. …

(a) A wooden stopper for the vent hole of a cask; a wooden peg used as a stop valve, a faucet; also, a vent hole [quot. a1425(c1395)]; (b) as surname. …

(a) A stoppage; maken stoupaille of, to stop up (a hole), plug; (b) ?a covering; -- used in phrase: in stoupaille, on the outside, in public. …

(a) The action of maintaining someone in power; (b) surg. a supporting bandage, binding, or similar device used to stabilize a part of the body. …

(a) As a name for a dog;—also used in political allegories [2nd & 3rd quots.]; (b) ?a representation of a dog on fabric; (c) cook. a sauce made from the blood of a hare;—usu. pl.; also, pl. a dish of……

A young branch, cutting, slip. …

A stalk, tendril; cluster tenes. …

A thrush. …

A wind striking the topsail. …

Deception. …

A thin, fine cloth associated with Valence or Valenciennes, perh. openwork. …

A kind of cloth or other yardgood, perh. openwork, associated with Valenciennes. …

One who keeps watch or is vigilant, a watcher. …

(a) Fur, prob. that of some species of squirrel, used to make or trim a robe, hood, etc.; also, an article of clothing made from this fur; veir and gris; meni veir [see meni-ver n.]; (b) a weasel. …

= vintenarie n. …

In phrase: withouten viole, inviolate, virginal. …

Greenery; also, an item of greenery. …

Devastation; desolation; ben in wastete, to be the object of destruction. …

?A yoke for horses or oxen. …