(a) Regret for something done in heedlessness or ignorance, vain regret; abiden forto had-I-wist, to wait until it is too late; singen (of) had-I-wist, to lament past errors; in prov.: had-I-wist……

(a) To emerge from sleep, awake; (b) to wake (sb.) up; (c) to come into existence, arise; awakenen of, originate in, arise from; (d) to cause or produce (sth.). …

(a) To place one's faith (in God, Christ, the Trinity), trust, believe; (b) to believe (sb.) to be (sth.); with clause as obj.: be of the opinion (that sth. is so), believe; (c) to accept (an account……

One who slaughters cattle and swine and sells the meat, a butcher. …

(a) To inter or entomb (a corpse); bury (with Christian rites, in hallowed ground); (b) of a priest: to perform the funeral rites; (c) of a plot of ground: beried, occupied by graves. …

Nonce word: the dance of hen-pecked husbands. …

Ready, at hand; prepared (to do sth.); of events: imminent; of buildings: ready for use. …

A plowman. …

(a) Companion, bedfellow; (b) spouse, paramour. …

To shun, avoid (sth.). …

To pass away, die. …

To glut (sb.), surfeit. …

To strip (a tree) of its bark. …

To incite to (sth.). …

(a) To hold (sb.) dear, have affection for, treat with kindness; cherishen with love; loven and cherishen; (b) to hold (sb.) in high regard, esteem, treat with respect or favor; (c) to take (sth.) to……

An inflectional suffix in the infinitive, present plural indicative and subjunctive of verbs: (a) from the OE second weak class: answerien, var. of answeren, bisien, bodien, var. of boden, folwien……

(a) To reach out or move so as to make deliberate physical contact with (sb. or sth.); also fig. and in fig. context; —also used of a serpent [quot. a1398]; of a fly: light on (sb.) [quot. a1500]……

(a) To be helpful or useful, do good; be beneficial or useful to (sb.); profiten litel, be of little use; profiten to, benefit (sb.), help (oneself), have a beneficial effect on (sth.), be of use to……

(a) A flood, deluge; the (gret) diluvie, Noah's flood; (b) fig. a disaster. …

To make (a place) bright or cheerful. …