(a) A building for human residence, house, dwelling; (b) fig. the grave or bier; (c) a house as property; (d) hous of dwellinge, a dwelling house, residence; hous and hom, house and home; hous no hold……

A treasure-house, treasury. …

A dining hall, refectory. …

(a) A building used for making or storing salt; (b) in place names and surnames. …

(a) A bell tower; the steeple or belfry of a church; (b) in personal names. …

Inattentiveness to agriculture, neglect of the craft of farming. …

(a) A council or assembly called on a special occasion by a king or other leader; holden (setten) husting, to hold such an assembly; (b) ?the members of a council; (c) a court of common pleas……

(a) A building or a room equipped for baking bread, a bakery (as in a lord's household, a village); comon bak-hous; also, a bakery with its staff of officers and servants; office of the bak-hous,……

(a) The duties of a housewife, art of keeping house, household affairs; (b) a particular occupation or activity of a housewife. …

(a) A male spouse, married man, husband; also fig.; (b) alch.?sophic sulphur. …

(a) A summer residence; a building set in a cool or shady place; also, ?a storehouse, barn [last quot.]; (b) in surname and place name [see Smith PNElem.2.168]. …

(a) Provisions, esp. food;—also pl.; (b) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 2.270]. …

(a) A building used for the making of tiles; (b) as place name. …

[A kind of torture chamber.] …

(a) An invited guest, a guest at a meal, banquet, etc.; unboden gest, an uninvited guest; (b) a stranger or traveler entertained in one's home; one entertained by a monastery or the like; goddes gest……

(a) A member of the household troops of a Danish king, an armed retainer; (b) as surname. …

(a) An official in a household (chiefly noble or royal), usu. in charge of admitting people to a hall or chamber, as well as of supervising protocol, seating, service, etc. at a feast; also, a……

(a) The act of using or employing something; the fact of being used or employed; use, employment; also, the right to the use (of sth.) [last quot.]; the capacity for use (of reason) [quot. ?a1475]……