(a) The marshal of a hall; (b) as surname: perh., one who dwells or serves in a manorial hall. …

A piece of tapestry, painted or stained cloth, etc., used as a hanging on the walls of a hall. …

(a) Of a person, animal, the body, part of the body: healthy, cured, healed, free from disease or defect; also fig.; maken hol, to heal (sb.); (b) hol and fere (quert, sound), heil (herti, strong) and……

Pious. …

Cloth made at Mattishall, Norfolk. …

(a) To shout in the chase, either at the hunted animal or at the hunting dogs to incite them to attack, halloo; (b) to pursue (a hunted animal) with shouts; also fig.; (c) to incite (hunting dogs)……

A hall used as administrative headquarters or for the administration of justice; town or city hall; court of law, courtroom; council chamber; maken the mot-halle, to hold court. …

The quantity a halfpenny will purchase; a halfpenny's worth. …

(a) An English coin [made of silver from the time of Edw.I], worth half a penny, a halfpenny; (b) a halfpenny given in charity; Goddes hal-peni; (c) a coin of Biblical times; a small foreign coin……

The court of the lord of a manor, a court baron, a hallmoot; also, a court held by the Devil; -- often with L inflection. …

(a) A plant regarded as having healing properties and freq. used in salves, esp. the plant selfheal Prunella vulgaris; ?also, burnet saxifrage (Pimpinella saxifraga [some quots. may belong to any of……

(a) A large private residence, a manorial hall; a royal residence, palace, castle; (b) a large public building for the transaction of business, holding court, worship, etc.; [see also both hal, mot……