(a) All things, everything; (b) in al-thing, in all things, in everything; in full detail; in every way; (c) through al-thing, for everything, by all means; throughout; (d) nought alle thing, not by……

(a) To surround (sb.); (b) to rotate about an axis, revolve around a center; (c) to try to do (sth.). …

(a) A water mill for grinding grain; (b) a wind mill; (c) a military engine devised by Richard I; (d) any power-driven mill for grinding grain, etc.; (e) a hand mill, a quern; (f) a fulling mill; (g)……

(a) To move; refl. rise; (b) to run; (c) to jump; ?move with jerks; (d) to move (sb. from a place), remove; (e) ?in surnames. …

To prosper, do well, fare well. …

(a) A peddler, seller; also, a person who rents out his cart; (b) as surname. …

To ask for (sth.), entreat, demand, request. …

A type of hinge shaped like a horizontal T; double garnet, ?a garnet hinge somehow doubled in form. [See also almerie garnet, out garnet, and peue garnet (s.v. peue n.(1)).] …

(a) To masticate or chew (sth.); cheuen cud, chew resin or gum; (b) to eat or consume (sth.); cheuen cud upon, feast upon (sth.); lat hem chewe as þei chese, let them eat (subsist) as they chose! …

(a) Of a person, a part of the body: good-looking, fair, handsome; of written letters: well formed; (b) of a document: properly drawn up, couched in proper legal terms. …

= squinaci(e n. …

To make prominent or important; to enhance or exalt. …

(a) The Court of Common Pleas, a superior court sitting at Westminster for the trial of civil actions between subjects; (b) a Roman establishment regarded as in some measure equivalent to an English……

?An evil creature or spirit; ?coll. evil creatures or spirits. …

Cruel, stern, obstreperous, violent. …

To the fullest extent or degree; completely, utterly, altogether; severely, greatly; -- (a) with verbs & ppls.; (b) with adj. …

(a) A lock for a fetter; (b) in surnames. …

The highest point, highest part; the top of something, topmost part of something. …

A sail. …

(a) Incautious, imprudent [las quot. may also be parsed as unwarli adv.]; (b) unexpected, sudden. …