?A lath made from heartwood. …

The young of an animal. …

Delight, joy. …

(a) Cunning, wily; (b) as noun: cunning one; (c) as surname. …

To beget (sb.). …

Foolish laughter, giggling. …

To fasten (sth.) with rivets; also, clinch (a nail). …

(a) Sagacity, perspicacity, prudence; cleverness, shrewdness; keenness of wit or understanding; (b) an act or instance of cleverness; (c) skill, ingenuity. …

Wearing a salette, helmeted; jakked and saletted, armed in a quilted tunic and helmet. …

Foolish. …

Puerility. …

(a) A symbol marked or branded on the body; fig. a distinguishing feature of one's soul; carect of the Crois, the sign of the Cross marked upon one who vows to go on a crusade; (b) a scar; a……

A disposition to inflict or to tolerate suffering, cruelty; pitilessness, heartlessness, lack of sympathy, or an instance of it. …

(a) Friendly, peaceful relations between rulers or states, esp. as embodied in covenants; (b) a treaty of friendship, an agreement; (c) the peoples or groups (such as the members of the Hanseatic……

An incubus. …

Overheated. …

(a) Undetermined, unknown; not yet fixed; at unset houre (stevene, time), at an unfixed time, unexpectedly (b) unsettled, disarrayed; (c) of a plant: not yet planted or transplanted; not rooted, not……

(a) Suitable, appropriate, fitting (b) fixed, resolved; firmly established, well placed; of a person: determined [quot. a1450]; also, well supported, well-to-do, wealthy [last quot.]; (c) well……

Lack of fear or respect for authority. …

(a) To put out (a fire), extinguish; ppl. aquenched, aqueint, of a fire: extinguished; of a light: put out, snuffed [quot.: c1450]; -- also in fig. context; of hot vapors: cooled [quot.: c1300]; (b)……