(a) Any kind of fruit growing on a tree, shrub, or vine, such as an apple, crab apple, pear, peach, citron, banana, haw, berry, cucumber; also, a nut, a tuber; (b) a fruit-bearing tree; (c) appel of……

Out into the fields, abroad. …

To disappear, vanish; disperen awei. …

To stare, gaze, glare. …

(a) Fear, anxiety; (b) awe, reverence; godes drednesse, the fear or awesomeness of God; (c) fear of a king or parent, respect; (d) terrorizing manner, fierceness. …

(a) To milk (a cow, a doe); (b) to draw (milk from a cow, from a mammal); suck (milk from a cow); derive (milk and milk products from mammals); press or massage (the breast, so as to expel or yield……

(a) To snow; -- usu. in impers. constructions; ben snoued, ?have snowed; ?be covered with snow; (b) of snow: to fall; of manna: descend like snow; snoued snou, snou snoued neue, new fallen snow. …

(a) To resound, roar, sough; of the ears: ring; of ale: gurgle, make a bubbling sound; (b) to sigh deeply; also fig.; swouen weilawei, sigh 'Alas!' …

(a) To release (sb., an idol) from physical restraint; cause the release of (sb.); also, unfetter (hands, feet); also, untether (an animal, an animal’s neck) (b) to undo (the bonds of hell); unleash……

To pass adverse judgment upon (sth., sb.); condemn or repudiate (a doctrine); object to or condemn (a practice); ban (a book); blame, censure or criticize (sb.). …

(a) To drown (sb.), sink (sth.); fig. plunge (sb. in sin, etc.); also, drown (oneself with water) by drinking deeply [quot.: c1390]; (b) to sink, drown. …

(a) To mow or scythe (a meadow, tract of land); clear (a meadow, tract of land) of its grass or crop with a scythe; of a scythe: cut (a swath); (b) to cut (grass, etc.) with a scythe, mow; reap or……

To contract, shrink; shronkland togederward. …

(a) To suffocate (sb.), smother; smoren to (o) deth; (b) to suffocate (sb.) with smoke; smoren in smoke, smoren with smeke; (c) to destroy (sb.) in a rout, trample; (d) to destroy (sb. or sth.); (e)……

Burnt up. …

(a) To move or walk with long steps, take a step, stride; go (into or to a place); step (overboard, out of a boat); (b) ?to straddle; (c) of a warship: ?to sail; (d) to take (a step); also, trample on……

To humble (one's soul). …

(a) To slaughter (sb., an animal), sacrifice; (b) ppl. snithand, piercing (the heart); -- used fig.; also, as adj., of snow: biting, piercing. …

(a) To move, shake, tremble; twitch, flinch; quecchen mid hed, shake (one's) head; (b) to shake or brandish (sth.); quecchen on, set (sth.) on (sth.). …

Broken, bruised, crushed. …