(a) Readily [cp. hond(e 1b. (g)]; (b) handeli made, handmade, made by hands. …

(a) To seize (sb.); (b) to look after (sb.), take charge of; (c) fair honded man, a man of great prowess in combat; lift-honded, right-honded, two-honded, q.v. …

Used or done with the hand, manual. …

In surnames only: skilled with the hands, dexterous; hondi bodi. …

Manual work, physical work. …

Belonging to one of the manual arts, crafts, or trades. …

(a) Near in space or time, nearby, close; (b) nearby, almost. …

Surg. Treatment employing the hands, operation. …

Next to (sth.). …

Almost, nearly. …

Easy to handle or control, handy. …

(a) Maimed; lift-hond man; (b) impenitent, incorrigible; ben the lift-hond, to be evil, act wickedly; (c) in surnames. …

(a) Previously, earlier; (b) ahead of time, in advance as a preliminary or an anticipatory step or stage [some quots. could also be construed as (a)]; (c) in a preceding discourse, in an earlier part……

Nearby, in this vicinity. …

Nearest; most closely. …

(a) The conveying of a bribe (secretly, as in a game of handy dandy); in handi-dandi, in an undercover passing of a bribe; (b) as adv.: with the secret conveying of money from one person to another. …

Empty-handed. …

(a) Mastery, victory; over-hond of (upon), mastery over (sb.); getten (haven, winnen) over-hond, to get (have, win) the upper hand; senden over-hond, grant (sb.) victory; (b) ?as surname. …

(a) In one’s possesssion; (b) in one’s charge or care; (c) in one’s control or power; also fig. …

Sideways, at an angle. …