(a) Of hunting dogs: to bay or bark beside a hunted or slain animal; (b) to bark; (c) of a person: to bark (at sb.), speak rudely. …

(a) To furnish bail or surety; (b) to pay bail to (sb. for deliverance of a prisoner). …

(a) To lose one's composure, be upset; -- refl. & intr.; (b) ben abaished, be upset or perplexed (as by fear, shame, surprise); contextually: be afraid, embarrassed, surprised; (c) waxen (becomen)……

(a) To give up or surrender (sth.); (b) to discard (sth.), cast off; (c) to dispense (sth.) with abandon, give away without restraint; (d) to give (sb) up for lost, despair of saving. …

(a) To knock down or demolish (a wall, etc.); (b) to knock (sb.) down; strike down or defeat (an enemy); (c) strike (sail); cast down (a banner). …

(a) To feel fear, surprise, etc.; (b) ppl. abaved, upset by fear, surprise, or wonder; afraid, embarrassed, puzzled, or amazed [largely contextual]. …

To feed, as the mother bird feeds a nestling. …

(a) To urge or incite (sb. to evil); encourage or abet (wrong-doing); (b) to encourage (sb.); promote (well-being). …

(a) To renounce or recant (a heresy) under oath; ben abjured, be subjected to solemn recantation; (b) to give up or renounce (sth.); surrender (a right) under oath; swear to leave (a place). …

To accuse or blame (sb.). …

To enable (sb. to do sth.), give (sb.) power or resources (sufficient for a task). …

(a) To play abobbed with (sb.); (b) fig. to bewilder or mystify (sb.). …

Do away with (sth.). …

To come alongside (a ship); ?to enter or board (a ship). …

(a) To exist or be present in great number or quantity, be plentiful; to be sufficient (for a purpose); also, to be excessive; of water: to overflow; abounden to, come to (sb.) abundantly; (b) of……

(a) To set bounds to (sth.), limit, enclose; (b) to have boundaries, be bounded. …

Only in phrase aboutien ut, lean out (at a battlement). …

(a) To reduce (sth.) in number or amount, diminish; (b) to shorten (sth.) in space, decrease the length of (a journey, a rod); (c) to make (sth.) of shorter duration, to shorten (the time that……

(a) To tap or broach (a cask); often fig.; (b) to give utterance to (praise, rejoicing). …

To abrogate (a law). …