Phil. Ultimate, absolute, intrinsic. …

In accordance with the ultimate or divine purpose. …

(a) To come to an end; turn out (in a certain way); (b) to bring to an end, bring about; consummate (a marriage); harvest (grain). …

Derivational suffix forming the present participle of all verbs in the earlier Midland texts (corresponding to N -ande and S -inde); later replaced by -ing(e. …

The end (of an action, process, condition, or period of time); conclusion, termination, cessation. …

Suffix forming the present participle, chiefly Southern, Kentish, and South Midland. It appears in the ppls. of verbs from OE and other sources: brekinde, failinde, ledinde, leninde, libbinde,……

?An interior wall or partition of lath. …

(a) The northernmost part of a country, forest, etc.; northern part or side of a tomb; (b) the northern portion of Britain, esp. the region north of the Humber. …

(a) The rump, backside, rear end; the buttocks; (b) anat. the coccyx; also, the anus [a few quots. could also be construed as (a)]. …

(a) The outskirts of a town; (b) the outskirts of a town perceived as a group of buildings, structures, etc.; (c) in surnames. …

That one of the cardinal points which lies opposite the west; the eastern quarter of the sky or of the horizon. …

(a) Western, westerly; situated in the western regions, lying to the west, on the west side; west del (ende, half, part, etc.); west sterre, a star appearing in the western sky; bi west wei, in the……

From end to end, lengthwise, longitudinally. …

The regional variant of the suffix of the pr.ppl. peculiar to the North and parts of the North Midland, corresp. to -ende, -inde, -inge in other areas. …

Infinitely. …

?A fee, charge. …

(a) A report of an occurrence or event; a report brought by an official messenger;—also pl.; (b) information gathered for a particular purpose, intelligence;—also pl.; also, a piece of information or……