to rush (at sb.); run away (into a safe place). …

bi bihaȝe, in accordance with (one's) means or ability. …

Of location or position in space: (a) between (two objects, localities, points); in among (several things); (b) in between (surrounding objects); bitwix armes, hondes, in (one's) arms, hands; in..bitw……

(a) Color, hue; bright, wan of ble, vivid, dull in color; (b) brightness, brilliance, luster. …

(a) Bare (boughs); (b) bareness, lack of cover. …

As noun: Two together, both; -- in various constructions: (a) alone; (b) the two of them; the bothe; (c) both here (theire) hedes, the heads of both of them; etc.; (d) here bother (baþre, bothe,……

Jaw, jawbone, esp. the lower one; nether (over) cheke, lower (upper) jaw. …

Cheek. …

(a) The core (of an apple); the heart (of an onion); sparen neither appel ne colk, to do all one can, go as quickly as possible; (b) the center or bottom (of the heart). …

(a) A manger; (b) a stall for a cow or ox; (c) a beehive. …

(a) A woman's private parts; cunte-beten, impotent (man); (b) the corresponding organ(s) of a female animal; (c) sexual intercourse; (d) in place names and surnames; grope cunte lane [see gropen v.]……

To dive or plunge (into sth.); ben douked, be immersed (in sin, hell). …

The projecting lower edge of a roof, eaves, eave. …

A (limited) period of time; yere first, a period of years; yeven first, to grant time (for a certain purpose). …

(a) To delay, postpone; (b) to grant a delay; (c) to lend (money) on credit. …

(a) A native of Flanders; a person of Flemish birth or ancestry; ?a peddler [Competition in trade colored the Englishman's view of the Flemmings from the 14. cent. on; see esp. quots. 1390, a1450……

(a) From Flanders, of the Flemings, Flemish; (b) as noun: Flemish people; the Flemish language. …

(a) The act of fleeing, flight, escape; also fig.; (b) avoidance; (c) departure; also fig.; (d) ability to flee. …

Transgression. …

(a) Liberty (as opposed to servitude), the social status of a freeman; --also fig.; (b) national sovereignty, independence; (c) spiritual liberty, the state of not being in subjection to sin or the……