(a) Bulging, projecting; (b) standen astrout, to point outward; bulge; (c) standen astrout, to stand with legs apart, or in a strutting or defiant manner. …

One-footed. …

Graciousness, benevolence. …

(a) An exlamation expressing surprise; (b) a shout to awaken a sleeper. …

The length of time a person has lived up to a given point, one's age; also, the length of time a thing has existed; mannes elde, maturity, adulthood. …

(a) To make an effort to hear, listen with close attention; also, pay attention, take heed; herkenen hider(ward, listen to this; mis herkenen, use one's hearing sinfully; (b) Herkenewel, a……

Food. …

A kind of cloth sheet, ?a sheet of a width suitable for covering one person; also, in street name. …

The investing of a person or persons with an estate in land, tenements, rents, etc.: (a) as a mode of direct conveyance for full possession and use; (b) as a mode whereby an estate was held……

One who is invested, singly or jointly, with an estate in trust; feffe of (upon) trust, feffe to (another's) use. …

Out of, from. …

(a) In peace; stille o-pes, ?without disturbance, quietly; (b) stille o-pes, continuously, uninterruptedly. …

To death. …

On the road. …

Speedily, hastily. …

Gluttonous; also, a glutton. …

A purple color. …

Only in place names; see A.H.Smith PNElem. 1.28. …

(a) Unwise, foolish, silly, misguided; (b) deranged, insane, or on the verge of insanity; (c) as noun: a fool; (d) fonned hed, fonned wit, a foolish, deluded, befuddled, deranged mind; (e) fonned on……

(a) Meal made by grinding grain (usually wheat); also, the bolted meal, flour; also, the floury dust produced in the grinding, mill dust; ?a concoction containing meal [quot.: a1475]; also fig.; flour……