(a) To experience a tactile or muscular sensation; to be aware of (something) by touch; to have a physical sensation of pain, pleasure, etc.; to feel (pain, heat, cold, a blow, the wind, etc.); also f……

(a) To emit smoke; ppl. reking as adj.: smoking, smoky; (b) of smoke or stench: to rise, ascend; also, blow (upon sth.); (c) to grow hot or steam, as from exertion or anger; (d) to smoke (sth.)……

(a) To come after (something)in space; folwen face, to go forward without looking back; intr. to come after or behind, move later; (b) to come or occur after (something) in time, to succeed……

(a) To grow fat or obese; to become fattened for food; (b) to make (a person, the body) fat or obese; to fatten (animals) for food. …

Variant of i- pref.: (a) prefix of the past ppl. in early ME and also in later Southern texts; (b) prefix of verbs in very early ME. …

A prefix with various meanings affixed to various parts of speech: (a) in nouns from OE (rare after 1300): ibeat, ibedde, ibere, ibird, ibrotheren, iclova, icomp, idrevednesse, ifere, ifo,……

(a) To fasten (sth.), peg; knaggen up, hang (sth.) up, suspend; (b) to tie (sth.) in knots. …

(a) To preserve (sth.) with salt; -- also without obj.; also, ppl. salted as adj.; (b) to prepare (sth.) with salt for use as a medicine; rub (sb.) with salt; also, ppl. salted as adj.; (c) to flavor……

(a) To expel, banish, exile, outlaw; -- often with from, of, out, out of; (b) flemed man, an exile, an outlaw; (c) to disgrace (someone); to condemn; ppl. flemed, disgraced, condemned, destitute of……

(a) To restrain (oneself), control; bring (sth.) within bounds, quell; regulate or order (sth.); relieve or alleviate (a need); (b) to have mercy on (a place), spare; (c) ?error for meden v. …

Moderation; self-control, restraint. …

Gluttonous, swinish. …

(a) To make level or smooth; to level off or smooth out; (b) to level (with the ground); (c) to fill up (a depression). …

To happen to or befall. …

(a) To smear (a body) with ointment, anoint; smudge (sth.), stain, tinge; (b) ppl. smittinge as adj., of a disease: infectious, contagious; (c) to disgrace (a kingdom), sully; ben smitted with (bi,……

A young pig; also, as a term of endearment for a boar. …

A herdsman; swineherd, shepherd. …

To love. …

(a) Fellowship; mennesse halwen, the communion of saints; (b) land held in common. …

Try to be like (someone), imitate. …