Your health! …

In all safety, quite safely; also, under safe-conduct [quot. c1325]. …

The Eve of the Ascension. …

Ascension Day. …

(a) A husk or shell; the seedpod of a leguminous plant [see also pese hol], the hull of grain, the skin of a grape, the cupule of an acorn, etc.; (b) the shell of a whelk; (c) ?the skin of a person……

(a) A perforation, bore, hole; the eye of a needle, the hole of a privy; (b) a window, loophole; a hole for smoke to escape; loupe hol, smoke hol, q. v.; (c) an opening in a lattice or a spider web; a……

(a) The entire body or company of persons; hol of hem, all of them; (b) a thing as a unit, the whole, entirety; a complete or perfect thing; (c) the full amount of property; full measure of love; (d)……

(a) Of clothing, garments: full of holes; (b) hollow; cavernous; empty; of wounds: containing a cavity; (c) of objects: deeply concave; of eyes: sunken, hollow; of persons:?lank, cadaverous; hol bacin……

(a) In a body, together; al hol, all together, unanimously; hol ifere, hol togeder(es, all together; (b) in all, in total, fully; (c) completely, entirely, wholly; al hol, ful and hol, hol and som……

Not lame, sound of limb. …

(a) To remove the husk of (grains, peas); shell (nuts); ppl. holed, of grains, legumes: peeled; (b) of grains or peas: to shed the husk. …

(a) To make a hole; pierce (sth.); bore through (sth.); (b) ppl. holed, provided with a hole or holes, pierced, perforated; (c) med. to cause (skin) to ulcerate; ppl. holed, ulcerated, festered. …

(a) To cure (sb., a bodily part); save (sb.) spiritually; heal (sb. of a disease); cure (sb. of sinfulness); -- often with fro or of phrase; (b) to heal (a sore or wound); cure (a disease); also……

(a) A small cave; fendis holet, the Devil's lair; (b) a hut, a cottage; (c) ?the Holy of Holies in the Jewish tabernacle. …

Some kind of tax. …

?Complete, absolute; ?spiritually beneficial. …

Salubriously, beneficially. …

Completeness; with holhed, fully, completely. …

(a) Porous; spongy; (b) ?full of holes, ?hollow; (c) holi wei, a tunnel. …

Hollow. …