Graciousness, propitiousness. …

A cup; a drinking cup or bowl. …

(a) To fill (a container, a room, etc.), fill up; fig. pervade, fill; cover (a surface) fully or abundantly; (b) physiol. fill (with 'humors'); (c) fill (with emotion, the Holy Ghost, wisdom, etc.)……

Forgetful, heedless. …

Unnecessary. …

(a) Filled to capacity; fully loaded [a1425 WBible]; fillen ful; half ful; (b) amounting to the capacity (of a certain measure); cup ful, barrel ful. …

With verbs: (a) in full measure, abundantly, affluently; (b) fully, completely, entirely, utterly. …

(a) Fulfilled, accomplished; completed, perfected; (b) complete, perfect. …

Completely, entirely, fully; sufficiently, satisfactorily; ful and hol; so ful and so forth, as fully and as far; ful west, due west; ful and bi!, (sail) close to the wind!-- (a) with verb; (b) with……

(a) Grown to full stature or to maturity, full-grown; full-sized (flock); (b) fully advanced (in rank); (c) complete, perfect (number). …

(a) Suffering, pain; (b) spiritual sorrow. …

(a) With suffering or pain; (b) unpleasantly, disagreeably. …

(a) Not causing pain, painless; (b) exempt from suffering, impassible. …

Undeserving of spiritual reward, unmeritorious. …

Spiritual incompletion, moral imperfection. …

Prideful, arrogant. …

Very full. …

To baptize. …

(a) Aid, assistance, support; (b) furtherance, abetment; (c) filst-ale, a scotale (ML cervisia) or ale-feast held by a bailiff or other official, for which an enforced contribution was levied; cp. fil……

Occupying the area of the throat. …