To trample down (sin), destroy. …

A silly fellow, an upstart. …

Grievously, bitterly. …

To prepare (oneself), get ready; -- refl. …

The mark of a blow, a weal, bruise. …

(a) A whip, a scourge; (b) a twig, a shoot. …

(a) To enfold (sth.), embrace; also, envelop (sb.); (b) to encircle (sth.), surround. …

(a) Discouraged; (b) exhausted. …

A whip, scourge. …

(a) A guide; (b) a ruler, master; also fig.; (c) a protector; (d) ?some part of a coat of mail. …

To buffet (sb.), pummel, flog, beat; also without obj., of waves: to dash, rage. …

(a) Of sins: not remedied, not amended; (b) of a fire: not furnished with fuel, not tended. …

To approach; go near (sth.); prochen to (unto). …

(a) In a better manner, better; more satisfactorily, successfully, fittingly, thoroughly, vigorously, etc.; don bet, be more successful; I mai no bet, I can do no better; þat he mai bet, as best he……

(a) To prod, poke; provoke (the heart); incite (sb. to do sth.); of temptation: assail; (b) to demand, make demands. …

Vile, wretched; wicked, acursed, damned; bicched bones, cursed bones, i.e. dice; -- used contemptuously or in profanity. …

(a) Breaking; (b) an explosion, a loud noise. …

(a) To sink (sth.), plunge (sb. down to hell); (b) to dive, plunge downward, sink; (c) deven in, to sink into (sth.) by depressing the surface; of a blow: to cut into (the body). …

(a) To mend (sth.), repair; beten nettes, repair fishing nets; (b) to remedy (an evil condition); comfort (sorrow), cure (disease or bodily disorder), relieve (hunger, thirst, need), mitigate……

(a) To shackle (sb.); esp., shackle (sb.) by the feet; also, shackle (sb. to someone else); (b) fig. to cripple (sb. with gout); impede (the wits); (c) ppl. as noun: gived, a fettered man, a prisoner……