(a) ?A natural tendency toward wildness, feral cunning; (b) rowdy or wanton behavior; also, recklessness. …

(a) In a frenzied, unrestrained, or furious manner, wildly; also, fiercely; (b) beyond the bounds of reason, extravagantly; (c) stonden wildeli, to be in a state of civil disorder. …

(a) Unrestrained or ill-governed behavior, rowdiness; self-indulgence, lack of self-discipline; also, lascivious behavior, wantonness (b) eagerness, rashness; frenzy, madness; also [1st quot.],……

A state of unrestrained freedom or lack of control, wildness; at wild, ?not mentally sound, bewildered, mistaken; ?out of control, unrestrained. …

Undisciplined or unrestrained behavior, riotousness; also, a fit of wildness [quot. c1390 Vrn.Mir.Virg.]. …

(a) An untamed or undomesticated animal; also, a game animal; also, a wild animal kept for display or entertainment; also in fig. context (b) a savage beast, ferocious animal; also in fig. context;……

Wild country, a wooded place. …

(a) An undomesticated bird in contrast to a domesticated bird; a wild bird, esp. a game bird;—also coll.; also, a bird of prey, a scavenging bird [1st quot.] (b) the carcass or flesh of a wild bird……

(a) A man lacking in restraint, self-discipline, self-control, etc.; a reckless or rash man (b) one who is irrational or crazed, a madman; (c) one who lives like an animal, a primitive, a savage;……

(a) A natural forest; also, a trackless woodland, esp. one regarded as dangerous; also, a forest preserve [quot. a1382, 2nd]; a stand of trees, grove [quot. c1384] (b) in comb., with diminished……

(a) An undomesticated cat in contrast to a domesticated cat (b) the European wildcat, prob. Felis catus, or a similar fur-bearing animal; ?specif. the marten; (c) pl. skins of the wildcat used as fur……

(a) Raging fire; a conflagration; a bonfire [quot. c1440 Perceval]; also, flames breathed out by a dragon [quot. c1440 Morte Arth.] (b) a highly combustible and not easily extinguished substance used……

A wild beast. …

(a) Coll. Furs, pelts, or skins taken from wild animals, as a commodity or raw material for clothing, trim, etc.; ?also, wild animals [last quot.]; (b) ornamental fur decoration. …

(a) An undomesticated beast in contrast to a domesticated counterpart, a woodland creature, wild animal; also, a dumb beast, brute [1st quot.]; wilde der kin, any creature representing the general……

(a) To become unruly or uncontrollable; also fig. of the flesh; also [last quot.], flourish, proliferate wildly;—used in fig. context (b) to cause (the mind) to become disordered or bewildered; ben……

Peltry of wild, as opposed to domesticated, animals. …

(a) A wild duck or drake (Anas platyrhynchos, i.e. A. boschas); wild drake [quot.: Arth.& M., Merlin]; (b) a domestic duck or drake; drake [quot.: 1381, a1500]; (c) in terms for a flock of ducks; (d)……

Without clear direction, devious. …

Uninhabited, desolate; of the ocean: raging, untamed; of a person: living in a state of savagery, away from civilization. …