(a) The fruit of the fig tree, a fig ; (b) fik tre, fik bem [= OE fīc-beām], fig tree. …

Pious, religious, devout. …

(a) A perennial plant generally displaying a self-supporting, woody main stem or trunk from which foliage-bearing branches grow, a tree; a nonherbaceous plant resembling a tree in its manner of……

(a) The head of a wolf; (b) a representation of a wolf’s head used as a heraldic device. …

A plant of the genus Vitis, a vine; also fig.; whit vine-tre, the common or white bryony (Bryonia dioica). …

(a) A plum tree (Prunus domestica); (b) a blackthorn tree (Prunus spinosa); ?a holm oak tree (Quercus ilex) [quot.: (c1384)]; (c) ploume-tre garth, a plum orchard; gomme of ploume-tre, gum from a plum……

Only in cpds.: bok- appel, beechnut; bok- holt, beech woods; bok- mast, beechnut mast; bok- tre, beech tree. …

(a) A gallows, gibbet; also, an instrument of infernal punishment, a gibbet of hell; also used in fig. context (b) a cross used for execution by crucifixion; the cross upon which Jesus was crucified;……

In cpd. quiken tre: the juniper (Juniperus communis); also, in place names: a kind of tree, prob. the mountain ash or rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) or perh. the service tree (Sorbus domestica), poplar……

(a) Faithful love or the faithful manifestation of love on the part of one person toward another or between persons, fidelity; genuine love; brotherly love, charity; also, conscientious attention, as……

(a) A pledge to cease hostilities for a lengthy or an indefinite period of time, usu. as a preliminary to further negotiation or the formal establishment of a peace; also, the peace established……

(a) A pine tree, tree of the genus Pinus or allied coniferous tree; pin tre; pin tre nut = (b); (b) the edible seed of various conifers, a pine nut; -- also coll. [last quot.]; (c) a pine cone; (d)……