(a) Worthlessness; in ideles, in vain, for nothing; (b) inactivity, idleness. …

(a) To attest, bear witness; (b) to attest (sth.), bear witness to; also with noun clause as obj.; (c) to give testimony (against sb., sth., a group). …

As def.art.: (a) with nouns which were masc. or neut. in OE, used as subj.; also with masc. pron.; (b) with nouns which were masc. or neut. in OE, used as obj. or after prep.; (c) in sg.gen.; (d) with……

Clearly, patently. …

Thickness, density. …

Vanity, utter futility. …

(a) Without just cause, in response to no guilt; (b) without blame. …

(a) Rudeness, bad manners, discourtesy; (b) unkindness, cruelty. …

Lack of beauty; also, an impairment, a deformity. …

Unhappiness, wretchedness, misfortune; an instance or a type of misfortune; also, in proverb: ?recklessness, heedlessness [1st quot.]. …

(a) Sluggishness, sloth; listlessness; negligence, carelessness; disinclination; also, an aversion, a disinclination [quot. c1450 Cloud]; (b) sorrow, sadness. …

(a) To provide with buttresses; also fig.; (b) to support or strengthen. …

(a) Visual unattractiveness, ugliness; (b) impropriety, unseemliness. …

Lack of meekness or gentleness, arrogance. …

An assistant to the officer in charge of the garments, beddings, etc. in a convent. …

Sadness, sorrow; also, a visible lack of good spirits or of animation in a hawk. …

Immaturity. …

Porosity, permeability. …

Ignominy, dishonor. …

To be negligent; neglect (sth.), omit to do (sth.); neglect (to do sth.). …