(a) Mortal enmity, hostility, hostile conspiracy; revengeful spirit, homicide committed in revenge; (b) a mortal enemy; one of the three enemies of mankind (i.e. the flesh, the world, the Devil). …

(a) A wreath or string of leaves or flowers worn as an ornament; also fig.; (b) a wreath bestowed on a victor; (c) Christ's crown of thorns; (d) a painted or embroidered representation of a garland; a……

(a) The rear of an army, rear guard; also, the rear of a horse; (b) fig.; (c) a weapon of some kind, perhaps a cudgel or club; (d) error for red water, i.e., the Red Sea. …

(a) The official in charge of accounts in the king's household; (b) an accountant in the customs; (c) any officer of the king having charge of receipts and/or disbursements; (d) a lord's accountant; a……

Dry weather or season; a dry spell; drought. …

A rushing noise, roar. …

(a) A reward or payment bestowed by a superior in exchange for some service; also used iron. [quot. a1470]; also, specif. a reward in the form of property (b) heavenly reward; hevenli warisoun,……

(a) A heated room for a hot-air or steam bath; -- also pl.; a bathhouse; also, a hypocaust [quot. a1387]; steu hous; (b) a hot-air or steam bath; also, a herbal decoction used in a steam bath or for……

(a) That which suffices, all that is necessary, enough; an adequate supply of something, sufficient resources; soverain sufficience, abundance; to (unto) sufficience, sufficiently; (b) contentment……

(a) To bathe (sb., a part of the body) in a hot-air or steam bath; also, bathe (sb., a part of the body) in a hot bath; refl. inhale the vapor of a boiling decoction; (b) to bathe in a hot-air or……

(a) A stalk of grain; the yet stondinge in the stuble, unharvested grain, grain still standing; (b) coll. the ends of grain stalks left in the ground after reaping, stubble; harvested stubble or flax……

(a) Prepared food; a dish, esp. an elaborate dish; also fig. (b) cook. in names of specific dishes, freq. consisting of ground poultry or fish or fruit boiled in almond milk or wine, thickened, and……

(a) Of two people: your; (b) in partitive constructions: inker bother, of both of you; inker either, each of you two; inker nother, neither of you two; inker notheres, of neither of you two; whether……

(a) The sweet crystalline substance sugar; -- freq. in combs. & phrases identifying place of origin: sugre babiloine (cipres, marrok, marrokes), sugre de cipres (marrok), sugre of alisaundre (cipres)……

(a) The act of suspecting; unverified conjecture of the existence of fault, guilt, wrongdoing, etc.; mistrust, distrust; also, unwarranted or malicious suspicion; ful of suspecioun; suspecioun of……

To be displeasing to (sb.); anger (sb.), give offence to; grieve (sb.): (a) with noun subject; (b) with hit or that as subject; -- also with bi (for)- phr.; (c) with relative the as subject; (d) with……

(a) To go by foot, walk; also in fig. context; also, climb [quot. c1390]; (b) to walk on (ground, a path, etc.); also fig.; also, pass through (a place); treden doun, follow (a path); (c) treden hole……

Referring to a specific member of a class and used anaphorically: (a) pointing to a person, thing, place, etc. previously mentioned, or occas. understood from the context: this, that, the……

A derivational suffix in adjectives derived from OE or ON: armlich, ateoriendlic, atterlich, bigli, craftli, dedli, dirstlece, evenli, fokenlich, forwordenlic, greithli, gromlich, idafenlich,……

(a) To praise (sb. or sth.) [usually for a specific act or favor]; -- also without obj.: loven of (for), praise (sb.) for (sth.); ben loved of, be praised by (sb.); (b) ben to loven, to be praised, be……