(a) To drive out or away (an enemy, an invader); exorcise (the Devil); (b) to exile (a person from a town or country), to banish; to expel (from an organization); fig. to banish (someone from……

To direct the flow of (a stream). …

(a) To expend (resources); to disburse (funds); to exhause (one's resources) by spending; also fig.; (b) to apply (funds, possessions to a specific purpose or in a certain manner). …

To eject from the stomach, spew. …

The time for plowing. …

Furnished with a pair of projecting handles. …

(a) A merchant or citizen of the towns of the Hanseatic League; (b) a person who has paid the entrance fee to the merchant guild of the city of Oxford and is admitted as freeman of the city; (c) as……

Of grain: to come into ear. …

(a) To lift up; to elevate, exalt (someone, oneself); (b) to praise highly, to magnify. …

A female fruit vender, a fruit girl. …

A fuller (orig. female). …

To guide or lead (sb.). …

(a) An ear of wheat; also fig.; (b) her. a stylized ear of wheat used as a heraldic device. …

Arable land, plow land. …

(a) One who brings up (a child); a guardian, foster-parent; also, a teacher, tutor; (b) one who tends or raises (animals), master; (c) of God, the Holy Ghost, a religious superior: provider of……

(a) To ask (a question, or questions), to ask for (specific information);--often with of phr. of the person questioned; (b) enqueren after, of, upon, to ask about (someone or something); ben enquering……

One who saves or rescues from peril, a deliverer; also, that which delivers someone from difficulties. …

Mouse-ear hawkweed (Hieracium pilosella); also, the plant or parts of the plant used medicinally. …

(a) A woodcutter and purveyor of firewood; (b) as surname. …

To extend (something) in space: (a) lengthen, prolong; lay or lie lengthwise; (b) straighten (a finger), extend (a limb); raise (an arm, a sword); extenden up; (c) stretch, make taut or tense; also……