Hunt. Of hounds: (a) to follow a scent; (b) to follow the wrong scent. …

(a) To record (a deed, title, etc.) in an official roll or register; also in fig. context; (b) to list (a person's name) on a roster or muster roll; record (sb.) as (sth.), acknowledge; rollen with……

To cut (sth.). …

To write; describe (sth.); record (sth.) in writing. …

(a) To be divinely favored, blessed, or sanctified; ben seinted, become a saint in heaven; (b) to act like a saint; -- used iron. boast or show off. …

(a) To urge (sb. to do sth.), invite, call upon; order (sb. to do sth.); -- also with that clause; ben somned, be called upon (to do sth.), be obliged; ben somned to, be invited to (a feast); (b) ?to……

(a) To tie (sth.), bind, fasten; gird (sb., a part of the body); also fig.; streinen togeder(es; (b) to confine or restrain (sb., a part of the body, an animal, an idol) physically; also fig.; (c) to……

To slap, smack. …

(a) To support (sb. or sth.) physically, hold upright; bear the weight of (sb. or sth.); prevent (sb. or sth.) from falling; also fig. & in fig. context; anat. support (a part of the body), provide a……

(a) To fasten (sth. to sth.), attach; also fig.;—also without obj.; nail (sb. to a cross or tree); also, sew (sth. to a garment); ppl. tachinge, sticking together, gluey; (b) to tie (a horse to sth.)……

(a) To cut (sth.), trim; ppl. tailled, cut up, sliced; (b) to cut down (an enemy) in battle, cut to pieces, slaughter; also, slash and kill [last quot.]; (c) to set (persons) in order for battle; put……

(a) To hold (sth.), hold on to, keep; (b) to exist, remain. …

(a) To tempt (sb.), lure, seduce; ppl. tising, enticing; (b) to attract (sb. to sin, virtue, etc.), entice; also, entice (sb.) to do (sth.) [1st quot.]; entice someone (to sth.), act as an enticement……

(a) To write (sth.) down, record, chronicle; list (sth.); also, inscribe (a symbol, name, etc.); also, with adv.: titlen in [quot. c1450(?a1400)]; ppl. titled as adj.: inscribed [quot. c1400]; (b) to……

(a) To inflict physical pain deliberately and systematically on (sb., a part of the body), esp. for coercion or punishment, torture (sb.);—also without obj. [quot. c1384]; (b) to inflict physical or……

(a) To engage in negotiations, seek a settlement of differences; also, act as a mediator [quot. 1411]; discuss terms (of a peace, an alliance, a marriage, etc.);—also in fig. context; treten of……

(a) To speak vainly or proudly, boast; also, boast (that sth. is so); ppl. vauntinge, boasting, boastful (b) refl. to boast, brag; also, boast (that sth. is so); vaunten ayenes, compare oneself……

To defeat (an enemy) in battle, conquer (a city, a people); also in fig. context [quot. c1450]; also, overcome (carnality); ppl. venkud as adj.: subjugated, vanquished [quot. c1600, 2nd]. …

(a) To provide (sb., oneself) with supplies of food and drink or other necessities; supply (sb., oneself with necessities); also, fig. nourish or fortify (one’s soul); wel vitailed (b) to furnish or……

?To obtain (sth.); also, ?recover (one’s senses). …