A venomous snake. …

A woman's undergarment. …

(a) Of things: precious, prized, valuable; luxurious (temple); (b) of persons: worthy, esteemed, noble; -- also as noun. …

(a) The human face; casten chere upon, look at (sb.); the face or presence (of God); (b) the face (of a flower, star); surface. …

(a) A priest's garment worn over alb and stole at Mass, chasuble; also, a sacerdotal garment of a Jewish or pagan priest; (b) an angel's garment. …

(a) The seed pod of the poppy; (b) the poppy [cp. ches-bolle]; ches-sed, poppy seed. …

(a) A chestnut tree (Castanea sativa); (b) chesteine tre; (c) chesteine slad, a place name [cp. slade valley]. …

The head of a political organization or one of his chief subordinates: ruler, governor, baron, lord, etc. …

The chickpea. …

Like a cur or mongrel. …

(a) Love, loving-kindness, affection; also, an act of kindness; (b) beren, haven chierte to, have affection for (sb.), be devoted to (sb.), love; (c) haven in chierte, hold dear, love (sb.). …

A portable sun dial in the shape of an upright cylinder with a conical top [see L. Thorndike in Isis 13.51-2]. …

A fireplace (as in the main hall, the ladies' chamber, etc., of a mansion or palace); also, the mantel of a fireplace. …

A fabled monster, part lion, goat, and dragon. …

(a) The scar of a healed wound or sore, cicatrix; also fig.; (b) a blemish (in the bark of a tree). …

A recurring period consisting of a fixed number of years, a cycle. …

(a) Any substance, such as mortar, cement, plaster, etc. for binding stones, surfacing walls, etc., which hardens after it has been applied. …

(a) Cinquefoil Potentilla; (b) a design or device in the shape of the flower or leaf of the cinquefoil; (c) a grouping of five leaves on one plant, or as adj., having five leaves, referring to a……

Cloth of Cyprus: (a) a costly fabric used for garments, hangings, etc.; (b) a fine fabric used for veils, kerchiefs; lawn, crepe. …

(a) The cypress tree (Cupressus sempervirens); cipres tre; (b) gumme of cipres, cypress resin; note of cipres, the 'nut' or seed of the cypress. …

A form of gout in the joints of the hand. …

(a) Circumference; (b) periphery, outer edge or margin (of an area); (c) in (the, their) circuit, all around, round about. …

(a) To circumcise (a male); cut off (the foreskin) ceremonially; (b) circumcisen gasteli, purify spiritually, sanctify. …

(a) Perimeter; circumference; (b) circle; arc. …

To encompass; confine, restrain. …

Careful consideration, or the ability to exercise it; prudence, providence. …

(a) A factor conditioning, influencing or contributing to an act or process; (b) specif. an aspect of the situation in which a sin is committed as affecting its seriousness. …

Devious action, deception. …

(a) To impregnate with wax or a sealing compound, waterproof; (b) sired, impregnated or waterproofed (cloth, etc.). …

A formal handwritten document; chirograph. …

Pertaining to the science or practice of surgery, surgical. …

(a) That branch of medical science and practice which is concerned with wounds, fractures, ulcers, etc., that require manual operation; surgery; craft of cirurgie; cirurgie and phisik; (b) a treatise……

(a) A place for storing water; pit, cistern; spring house, fountain; cisterne chaumbre; (b) a cave or cavern. …

(a) A summons or notice to appear in court or before a superior, or the power to summon; also, a written summons; (b) incitement. …

To summon or notify (sb.) to appear before a court or a superior; citen bi office, summon officially. …

(a) Reddish or brownish yellow; orange, amber [distinguished from yellow]; (b) orange or yellow; ozimus (ocimum) citrin, a medicinal plant, perhaps lemon basil Ocimum X citriodorum or Ocimum X……

(a) Pertaining to a body politic or its members; civil lordship, civil might, political or secular authority or power; civil office, public office; civil profit, public benefit; (b) befitting a……

Mildness, mercy. …

Learned. …

(a) A member of the clergy (as distinguished from the laity), an ecclesiastic, cleric; clerk possessioner, a member of one of the endowed orders; (b) one of the secular clergy (as distinguished from……

(a) The quality of brightness, radiance; also, a bright light; also fig.; (b) magnificence, glory, splendor; also, praiseworthiness, illustriousness; (c) acuteness of mind, perspicacity. …

(a) The region of earth dominated by a particular planet (i.e., by the moon, Mercury, Venus, sun, Mars, Jupiter, or Saturn); (b) one of the regions dominated by certain zodiacal signs; (c) a region of……

Med. (a) A clyster, enema; any medicinal liquid administered through the rectum; (b) the instrument for injecting such liquids, a sort of syringe. …

(a) Coercion, or an instance of it; (b) inhibition, interference; (c) a compelling force. …

(a) Of blood: to clot; (b) to produce a clot; (c) to solidify. …

Boiling. …

(a) A systematic compilation of laws, esp. those, of the Roman Empire; (b) the main body of a will. …

A confection made of quince. …

Coeval. …

A basket; a hamper. …

Ability to comprehend; comprehension, knowledge. …

(a) Quiet, modest, demure; reserved, reticent, discreet; as adv.: quietly; (b) beren, holden, kepen (oneself) coi, to keep still or quiet; be peaceable; (c) in names. …

To select or choose (sb. or sth.) for excellence; coilen out; coiled, chosen, choice. …

The testicles. …

(a) ?Rump, haunches; ?figure; (b) used disparagingly of an ugly woman. …

Intercourse, coitus. …

To put (sth.) through a strainer, strain. …

(a) An ornamental border at the neck of a garment, a collar; coler hem, the hem at the neck of a garment or its collar; (b) a cape or wrap worn over the shoulders. …

(a) Having the nature of the 'humor' colre; (b) of an organ: dominated by colre; (d) of the 'humor' blood: mixed with colre. …

(a) Affecting the colon; suffering with colic; (b) as noun: a disease characterized by severe abdominal pain, the colic. …

(a) A dialogue, discourse, or narrative; collaciouns, bok of collacioun, the Dialogues (of the pious fathers of Egypt concerning monastic life by Cassianus, c400 A.D.); (b) a speech or sermon. …

(a) Lying alongside, adjoining; (b) accompanying, concomitant; (c) subsidiary, subordinate, less important; (d) law collateral (security); added (provision). …

The action or process of gathering: (a) the collecting (of things); (b) the collection (of taxes); a tax collector's district; (c) the accumulation (of morbid matter); a swelling or boil; maken……

(a) The collecting of contributions or taxes; a collection; also, a tax or levy; (b) contributions, taxes, or fines so collected; collecte moneie. …

(a) Collective (noun); (b) comprehensive (term). …

A collector of taxes, levies, customs, offerings, and the like; kinges collectour; popes collectour. …

(a) A resident body of ecclesiastics supported by an endowment; also, the establishment or quarters of such a body; (b) college chirche, a collegiate church. …

To embrace or hug (sb.); collen about the nekke (swire); caress (an arm). …

A ligament. …

(a) Any medicine applied to the eye, such as a lotion, salve, powder; collyrium; (b) gren collirie, whit collirie, etc.; collirie of led, mirre, etc. …

A place for conversation (in a monastery). …

Law (a) A secret understanding or agreement between persons to circumvent the law or to achieve a purpose by unfair or fraudulent means; collusion; (b) a fraudulent act, a subterfuge. …

The resin obtained by distilling turpentine, colophony. …

A dove or pigeon. …

Color as an inherent property of matter; uttemest colours, the extreme colors, i.e. white and black; mene (middel) colour, the intermediate colors, i.e. yellow, orange, red, purple, and 'green'……

(a) To make (sth.) a certain color; give color to (sth.); dye (cloth); (b) ?to cause (injured flesh or scar tissue) to take on a healthy color; (c) coloured, having a (certain) color; dyed (cloth)……

Bile, one of the four primary 'humors'. …

(a) The columbine Aquilegia vulgaris, or its flower; columbine sed; (b) a representation of it; columbine flour. …

Gentle or innocent as a dove; meek, demure. …

(a) A pillar or column; also fig.; (b) a vertical division of a page, column; (c) a file or column (of soldiers); (d) the uvula. …

A kind of snake. …

To put (things) together; compose (a text); compile (texts in one comprehensive work); join (one thing with another). …

A narrative with a happy ending; also, any composition intended for amusement. …

Fit for consumption, edible. …

A comet; comete sterre; also said of the Star of Bethlehem. …

To strengthen (sb.) spiritually, inspire with fortitude or courage; comforten herte; also, assure, reassure (sb.). …

(a) The plant cumin Cummin cyminum or its aromatic seed; (b) used medicinally; (c) used in cooking; (d) her. …

A godparent. …

Calling to mind; commemoration, reminding; in commemoracioun, in memory (of sth. or sb.); for a commemoracioun, as a reminder. …

letter comendatif, a letter of recommendation or commendation. …

(a) To entrust (sth. to sb.) for safekeeping; put (sb.) in (someone's) care; (b) to commend (oneself, etc., to God, a saint), put in trust or under protection; (c) to give (one's) compliments (to……

(a) An expository treatise; (b) a comment or explanation; pl. a body of comments, a commentary or exposition. …

A threat, as of punishment or vengeance. …

The representative of a superior authority to whom certain duties are delegated with power to act: (a) a representative (of God, Reason, etc.); (b) a delegate or commissioner of a ruler or a body……

(a) To commit (a wrong); (b) to commission (an officer). …

(a) Delegation of authority or power; (b) delegated authority or power, a commission; ful, plein commissioun, full authority invested (in a representative or officer); commissioun of pes, authority to……

(a) A suture or seam; (b) a bodily seam, raphe; (c) a fissure or cleft. …

(a) The act or process of mixing or blending together; intermingling; (b) a mixture; composition from diverse elements; pl. the ingredients in such a composition; (c) sexual intercourse. …

(a) Public unrest; commotion, rioting, rebelling; (b) a public disturbance; a riot, uprising, or rebellion. …

Common or unanimous (consent). …