Fortified. …

The game of blind-man's buff [see first quot.]; pleien abobbed; fig. to fool or delude a helpless person. …

Performed, carried out. …

Secretly agreed, plotting. …

Of things or actions: in accord with custom, customary, usual; accustomed and used; due and accustomed. …

Brought to a sudden stop, checked. …

Agreed. …

Adhering; adherent to, attached to or associated with (sb.) as a follower, supporter, or helper. …

Of weights and measures: examined and approved, officially authorized. …

Disturbed, upset, frightened; excited. …

Infatuated. …

(a) Exhausted, benumbed; (b) of a horse: foundered. …

Causing difficulties, troublesome. …

Exacerbated, made more grievous. …

Indented. …

(a) Giving aid; (b) mil. auxiliary (i.e. lightly armed, or allied with the main body of an army); -- also as noun. …

Adjoining, bordering (on sth.); -- with to, upon, or of phrase. …

Walking an easy gait. …

(a) Filled with wonder or admiration; (b) astonished, surprised; (c) bewildered. …

Dissident, apostate. …

Making a charge in court; parti appellant, plaintiff. …

(a) Belonging as a subsidiary right or possession (to a lord, a manor, etc.); (b) subject (to sb.) as vassal to lord, subordinate; (c) as noun: appendauntis, appurtenances; on apendant, ?as retainers……

Perceiving, cognizant. …

Enraged, frenzied. …

(a) Frustrated; (b) discomfited, routed. …

Defiled. …

Of persons: stupified, stunned; insensate, unconscious. …

(a) Away from home; gon astraied, go abroad; straying (beast), lost; (b) aimlessly, leaderless. …

(a) Ended, at an end; (b) having an end, finite. …

Her. Having a crenelated edge. …

Only in the phrase com batand, came speedily or without delay. …

(a) Furnished with (indented) parapets, battlemented; also, walled, fortified; batild aboute, surrounded by fortifications; (b) crenelated; (c) ornamented or edged with an indented design, notched. …

Bespattered, covered. …

Engraved, etched. …

Her. Strewn with 'billets' (small rectangular figures); billetty. …

In a shell or crust. …

(a) Having humps or bulges, humped, bumpy; (b) humpbacked; also, a hunchback; (c) morally or spiritually deformed, perverted (esp. by excess). …

In a fiery or noisy manner. …

(a) Of hair: braided; (b) of a coat of mail: linked. …

Striped. …

Alch. Reduced by calcination, calcined. …

Turned gray, hoary. …

Embossed, chased (silverware). …

Her. Checkered, checky. …

Composed of cohorts. …

Of merchandise: certified for customs duties paid; coketed in entered into the Customs register. …

Abetting. …

Beginning. …

(a) Uttering a grievance or accusation, complaining; (b) parti compleinaunt, the party bringing charges in a court of law, the plaintiff. …

(a) Included, contained, provided (in a document, a law, etc.); (b) contained (in a letter). …

Closed in, secluded. …

Having a (certain) character, disposition, or temperament; ivel condiciouned, wel condiciouned. …

Spiced or pickled. …

Written down, registered. …

Fig. Certified by seal, blessed. …

Agreeing, corresponding; harmonious. …

Moved or impelled (to grant). …

Contemplating. …

(a) Drawn up, shrunken; (b) paralyzed, paralytic. …

Opposed to or deviating from (sth.); contradicting. …

Grieving, sad. …

ben conversaunt, to live and have one's being (among others, in a place); live (with sb.); associate or be intimate (with). …

(a) Corresponding, answering, matching; (b) referring; related; (c) adv. likewise. …

(a) Lying down; couchant and levant (uprising), residing continuously, dwelling; (b) deferential, humble. …

Enveloping, surrounding; spere coverant, the outermost of the celestial spheres. …

(a) Provided with a cover or lid; (b) enclosed (plot of ground); covered up, hidden from view; (c) sheltered, under cover; guarded. …

Anointed with chrism; having received the sacrament of confirmation, confirmed; crismed hondes, ?hands dipped in chrism, ?sanctified hands. …

Coiled, twisted. …

(a) Crucified; (b) the crucified one, Christ; the verrei crucifi, the true Christ. …

(a) Running, moving along; shifting; curraunt goute, gout that progresses from joint to joint or from one part of the body to another; (b) as noun: a current (of water, air). …

Of things or activities: in accord with custom, customary; usual, regular. …

Inclining, tending. …

Decorated by slashings. …

(a) Disfigured; debilitated; (b) law null and void. …

(a) Disfigured; changed in appearance; (b) overcome by hunger; (c) law null and void. …

Doing business, trading. …

Living (in a place), dwelling. …

(a) Notched, serrate; (b) barbed; (c) inlaid; (d) her. indented; (e) of a deed: made in the manner of an indenture. …

(a) Dependent; dependaunt of, dependaunt fro, relying for existence on (sb. or sth.); (b) law of a legal act: appertaining; dependaunt of (to, upon), growing out of (another act), consequent upon……

?Disparaging, hostile. …

(a) Barren, arid, unproductive (land); dried up (lake); (b) deserted (city, church); uninhabited; (c) impoverished (country). …

Despairing (of sth.), without hope. …

Wishing (for sth.), desirous (of); desiraunt wordes, prayer. …

Of a knight: errant. …

(a) Held back, encumbered (by illness); (b) withheld, removed. …

Legally disqualified. …

Without a headdress, bareheaded; also, with the hair hanging loose or in disorder. …

(a) Unprovided, unprepared; caught unprepared, surprised; (b) destitute; dispurveied of, lacking (in sth.); (c) unprepared for, unanticipated. …

Disobedient, unruly. …

Separated, disorganized. …

(a) Withdrawn, separated; (b) distracted; (c) perturbed, distressed. …

Separated. …

Of a planet: drawn out of its proper course; here used fig. …

Composed of, or derived from, any (or all) of 'the four elements.' …

Prolonged, long, slender (fingers). …

Matured, aged; -- used fig.: long established, habitual. …

Filled with love or affection; smitten with love, enamored;--with on, upon, of, til, with phrase. …

Embossed. …

Constipated. …

(a) Obligated, in debt (to someone for borrowed money), liable (for borrowed money); (b) under obligation, indebted (to someone because of sins committed or favors received); (c) obligated (by law……