# Glossary ## expand\_more Each entry consists of, first, in bold face, the word (as it appears in the Middle English Dictionary), its part of speech (also as in MED), its definition, its headword in the Oxford English dictionary, and finally the "KEY" to be used in searches (not yet ready for use). The second line (and the third in some cases) in the entry contains the word and the number of its uses, and then the various forms that embody the word, with the number of uses of each form. The headwords from the MED and OED are provided for the use of students wishing to study the words further, one can search the index of spellings [click here](/index-spelling) Note that the definitons in the Glossary can also be searched, and they thus serve as a kind of make-shift thesaurus. **-- A --** **a** indef. art. "a," s.v. a adj.\\2 OED. KEY: a@indef\_art **a** indef\_art 5543 a 4971 an 572 **a** interj. "ah," s.v. ah int. OED. KEY: a@interj **a** interj 41 a 41 **a** n1 "the letter a," s.v. a. OED. KEY: a@n1 **a** n1 22 a 22 **Aaron** n. "Aaron, Moses' brother (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: aaron@n#propn **aaron** n#propn 1 aaron 1 **abaishen** v. "be abashed, embarrassed; be afraid, perplexed; (ppl. adj.) abashed," s.v. abash v. OED, abashed ppl. a. OED. KEY: abaishen@v abaishen@v#adj **abaishen** v#adj 1 abaysed 1 **abaishen** v 13 abaissen 1 abaist 1 abasht 1 abasschid 1 abasshed 3 abasshen 1 abaysed 1 abayssched 1 abayst 3 **abaishing** ger. "source of bewilderment," s.v. abashing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: abaishing@ger **abaishing** ger 1 abaysschinge 1 **abak** adv. "backward," s.v. aback adv. OED. KEY: abak@adv **abak** adv 3 a-bak 1 abak 2 **abakward** adv. "backward," s.v. abackward adv. OED. KEY: abakward@adv **abakward** adv 1 abakward 1 **abandonen** v. "abandon, devote (oneself to); yield," s.v. abandon v. OED. KEY: abandonen@v **abandonen** v 4 abaundone 1 abaundoneth 2 abawndone 1 **abaten** v. "abate, reduce, decrease; (math.) subtract," s.v. abate v.\\1 OED. KEY: abaten@v **abaten** v 15 abate 10 abated 4 abateth 1 **abaven** v. "(ppl.) confounded, disconcerted," s.v. abave v. OED. KEY: abaven@v **abaven** v 1 abaved 1 **abbeie** n. "abbey (also as adj.)," s.v. abbey OED. KEY: abbeie@n abbeie@n#adj **abbeie** n#adj 1 abbey 1 **abbeie** n 3 abbay 1 abbeye 2 **abbesse** n. "abbess," s.v. abbess OED. KEY: abbesse@n **abbesse** n 1 abbesse 1 **abbot** n. "abbot," s.v. abbot OED. KEY: abbot@n **abbot** n 8 abbot 8 **abedde** adv. "in bed," s.v. abed adv. OED. KEY: abedde@adv **abedde** adv 17 abedde 17 **abeggeth** adv. "begging," s.v. begged OED. KEY: abeggeth@adv **abeggeth** adv 1 a-begged 1 **abette** n. "incitement," s.v. abet sb. OED. KEY: abette@n **abette** n 1 abet 1 **abhominable** adj. "abominable, (physically) disgusting, (morally) detestable," s.v. abominable a. OED. KEY: abhominable@adj **abhominable** adj 10 abhominable 1 abhomynable 9 **abhominacioun** n. "physical loathing, disgust; (pl.) abominations, disgusting practices," s.v. abomination OED. KEY: abhominacioun@n **abhominacioun** n 3 abhomynacion 1 abhomynacions 1 abhomynacioun 1 **abiden** v. "abide, wait, be patient; delay; remain, stay; experience, endure; refrain," s.v. abide v. OED. KEY: abiden@v **abiden** v 96 abid 5 abide 17 abiden 4 abidest 2 abideth 4 abidyng 3 abidynge 1 abit 2 abod 3 abood 4 abyd 2 abyde 43 abyden 4 abydest 1 abydeth 1 **abiding** ger. "expectation; duration," s.v. abiding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: abiding@ger **abiding** ger 2 abydynge 2 **abien** v. "pay for, suffer," s.v. abye v. OED. KEY: abien@v **abien** v 19 abegge 1 abeye 1 abieth 1 aboght 2 aboghte 1 abought 3 aboughte 2 abye 4 abyen 2 abyest 1 abyeth 1 **Abigail** n. "Abigail, wife of Nabal (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: abigail@n#propn **abigail** n#propn 2 abigayl 1 abygail 1 **abilite** n. "ability," s.v. ability OED. KEY: abilite@n **abilite** n 1 abilite 1 **a-blakeberied** ppl. "(ppl.) astray," s.v. blakeberyed OED. KEY: a-blakeberied@ppl **a-blakeberied** ppl\_abs 1 a-blakeberyed 1 **able** adj. "able, competent, capable; suitable; deserving, worthy," s.v. able a. OED. KEY: able@adj **able** adj 21 able 21 **ablen** v. "(ppl.) enabling," s.v. able v. OED. KEY: ablen@v **ablen** v 2 ablynge 2 **ablucioun** n. "(alchem.) chemical purification," s.v. ablution OED. KEY: ablucioun@n **ablucioun** n 1 ablucions 1 **abod** n. "delay, waiting," s.v. abode OED. KEY: abod@n **abod** n 4 abod 1 abodes 1 abood 2 **aboundaunce** n. "abundance, plenty," s.v. abundance OED. KEY: aboundaunce@n **aboundaunce** n 13 haboundances 1 haboundaunce 1 habowndance 1 habundance 2 habundances 1 habundaunce 7 **aboundaunt** adj. "abundant, plentiful," s.v. abundant a. OED. KEY: aboundaunt@adj **aboundaunt** adj 7 haboundant 1 haboundaunt 2 habundant 2 habundaunt 2 **aboundauntli** adv. "abundantly," s.v. abundantly adv. OED. KEY: aboundauntli@adv **aboundauntli** adv 1 habundantly 1 **abounden** v.(1) "abound, be full (of)," s.v. abound v.\\1 OED. KEY: abounden@v1 **abounden** v1 9 habounde 4 habounden 2 haboundeth 2 haboundinge 1 **abouten** adv. "about; all around; (with bring, come) cause to happen, come to pass," s.v. about adv. and prep. OED. KEY: abouten@adv **abouten** adv 79 about 1 aboute 78 **abouten** adv. as adj. "(after nouns and as predicate) about, around; (with ben) be about (to do something), be diligent, engaged in," s.v. about adv. and prep. OED. KEY: abouten@advas\_adj **abouten** advas\_adj 22 aboute 22 **abouten** prep. "about, around; approximately; concerning," s.v. about adv. and prep. OED. KEY: abouten@prep **abouten** prep 94 about 4 aboute 81 abouten 8 abowte 1 **aboven** adv. "above; earlier (in a discussion); on top of, on the surface; in a higher rank or situation," s.v. above adv. and prep. OED. KEY: aboven@adv **aboven** adv 25 above 23 aboven 2 **aboven** adv. as adj. "above (after nouns and as predicate)," s.v. above adv. and prep. OED. KEY: aboven@advas\_adj **aboven** advas\_adj 39 above 38 aboven 1 **aboven** prep. "above; higher in rank or situation; in addition to," s.v. above adv. and prep. OED. KEY: aboven@prep **aboven** prep 43 above 19 aboven 24 **Abraham** n. "Abraham (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: abraham@n#propn **abraham** n#propn 1 abraham 1 **abreggen** v. "abridge, alleviate, reduce; limit," s.v. abridge v. OED. KEY: abreggen@v **abreggen** v 9 abregge 9 **abregginge** ger. "reduction, limiting," s.v. abridging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: abregginge@ger **abregginge** ger 3 abregginge 1 abreggynge 2 **abreiden** v.(1) "move suddenly; awake," s.v. abraid v. str. OED. KEY: abreiden@v1 **abreiden** v1 10 abrayd 1 abrayde 2 abreyd 1 abreyde 6 **abrochen** v. "tap (a cask)," s.v. abroach v. OED. KEY: abrochen@v **abrochen** v 1 abroche 1 **abrode** adv.(1) "stretched out," s.v. abroad adv. and prep. OED. KEY: abrode@adv1 **abrode** adv1 1 abrood 1 **absence** n. "absence," s.v. absence OED. KEY: absence@n **absence** n 16 absence 16 **absent** adj. (& n.) "(as adj.) absent," s.v. absent a. OED. KEY: absent@adj **absent** adj 10 absent 10 **absenten** v. "absent (oneself)," s.v. absent v. OED. KEY: absenten@v **absenten** v 1 absente 1 **Absolon** n.(1) "Absolon, character in the MilT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: absolon@n1#propn **absolon** n1#propn 31 absolon 31 **Absolon** n.(2) "Absolom, son of King David (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: absolon@n2#propn **absolon** n2#propn 2 absolon 2 **Absolonem** Lat. n. "Absolom (in the Bible)." KEY: absolonem@lat\_n#propn **absolonem** lat\_n#propn 1 absolonem 1 **absolucioun** n. "absolution," s.v. absolution OED. KEY: absolucioun@n **absolucioun** n 2 absolucion 1 absolucioun 1 **absolut** ppl. "absolute, unrestricted, complete; absolved," s.v. absolute a. OED. KEY: absolut@ppl **absolut** ppl 3 absolut 3 **absolut** ppl\_abs 6 absolut 6 **absolutli** adv. "absolutely, unconditionally," s.v. absolutely adv. OED. KEY: absolutli@adv **absolutli** adv 1 absolutly 1 **abstinence** n. "abstinence, self-denial," s.v. abstinence OED. KEY: abstinence@n **abstinence** n 12 abstinence 11 abstynence 1 **abstinent** adj. "abstemious," s.v. abstinent a. OED. KEY: abstinent@adj **abstinent** adj 1 abstinent 1 **abusioun** n. "deception, falsehood; heresy; shameful act," s.v. abusion OED. KEY: abusioun@n **abusioun** n 4 abusioun 4 **a-caterwawed** adv. "yowling, like a cat in heat," s.v. caterwaul v. OED. KEY: a-caterwawed@adv **a-caterwawed** adv 1 a-caterwawed 1 **acceptable** adj. "acceptable," s.v. acceptable a. OED. KEY: acceptable@adj **acceptable** adj 1 acceptable 1 **accepten** v. "accept, receive graciously," s.v. accept v. OED. KEY: accepten@v **accepten** v 11 accepte 5 accepted 1 accepteth 5 **accesse** n. "fever, ague," s.v. access OED. KEY: accesse@n **accesse** n 3 accesse 3 **accidental** adj. "non-essential," s.v. accidental a. OED. KEY: accidental@adj **accidental** adj 1 accidental 1 **accident** n. "occurrence; outward appearance, non-essential characteristic," s.v. accident OED. KEY: accident@n **accident** n 5 accident 5 **accidie** n. "sloth," s.v. accidie OED. KEY: accidie@n **accidie** n 18 accidie 18 **accioun** n. "act, action," s.v. action OED. KEY: accioun@n **accioun** n 4 accioun 1 acciouns 3 **accomplisshen** v. "accomplish, perform; fulfill, satisfy," s.v. accomplish v. OED. KEY: accomplisshen@v **accomplisshen** v 19 accomplice 3 accompliced 3 acomplice 1 acompliced 3 acomplise 1 acomplisse 1 acomplissed 1 acomplissen 3 acomplisseth 2 acomplissid 1 **accomplisshing** ger. "accomplishment," s.v. accomplishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: accomplisshing@ger **accomplisshing** ger 1 acomplissynge 1 **accordable** adj. "harmonious," s.v. accordable a. OED. KEY: accordable@adj **accordable** adj 2 accordable 2 **accord** n. "good will; agreement, reconciliation; harmony; decision," s.v. accord OED. KEY: accord@n **accord** n 27 accord 14 acord 12 acordes 1 **accordaunce** n. "agreement, harmony," s.v. accordance OED. KEY: accordaunce@n **accordaunce** n 4 accordaunce 4 **accordaunt** adj. "conforming (to), agreeing (with)," s.v. accordant a. OED. KEY: accordaunt@adj **accordaunt** adj 7 accordant 2 accordaunt 1 acordaunt 4 **accorden** v. "come to an agreement, agree; consent, conspire; be consonant, fitting (with)," s.v. accord v. OED. KEY: accorden@v **accorden** v 63 accorde 14 accorded 6 accorden 3 accordest 1 accordeth 9 accordid 1 acorde 7 acorded 14 acordeden 1 acorden 3 acordeth 4 **according** ppl. "agreeing; corresponding, suiting; suitable, harmonious," s.v. according ppl. a. and adv. OED. KEY: according@prp **according** prp\_abs 4 according 1 accordynge 2 acordynge 1 **according** prp 3 accordynge 3 **accounte** n. "(pl.) financial accounts; account for one's conduct," s.v. account sb. OED. KEY: accounte@n **accounte** n 3 acountes 3 **accounten** v. "reckon, value; recount," s.v. account v. OED. KEY: accounten@v **accounten** v 4 accompte 1 acounte 1 acounted 1 acountedest 1 **accountinge** ger. "computation," s.v. accounting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: accountinge@ger **accountinge** ger 1 acontynge 1 **accusacioun** n. "accusation, charge of misconduct," s.v. accusation OED. KEY: accusacioun@n **accusacioun** n 2 accusacioun 2 **accusement** n. "accusation," s.v. accusement OED. KEY: accusement@n **accusement** n 1 accusement 1 **accusen** v. "accuse (of an offense), blame; reveal, confess," s.v. accuse v. OED. KEY: accusen@v **accusen** v 21 accuse 3 accused 10 accusen 5 accusest 1 accusith 1 acused 1 **accusinge** ger. "accusation (of a crime)," s.v. accusing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: accusinge@ger **accusinge** ger 5 accusynge 5 **accusour** n. "accuser (of a crime)," s.v. accusor OED. KEY: accusour@n **accusour** n 16 accusour 6 accusours 10 **accustomaunce** n. "custom, habit," s.v. accustomance OED. KEY: accustomaunce@n **accustomaunce** n 2 acustumaunce 2 **Achademicis** n. "Academics, followers of Plato"; not in OED (cf. Academic OED), not in MED. KEY: achademicis@n **achademicis** n 1 achademycis 1 **achat** n. "purchasing," s.v. achate sb.\\2 OED. KEY: achat@n **achat** n 2 achaat 1 achat 1 **Achates** n. "Achates, Aeneas' companion," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: achates@n#propn **achates** n#propn 6 achate 1 achates 5 **achatour** n. "buyer of provisions," s.v. achatour OED. KEY: achatour@n **achatour** n 1 achatours 1 **ache** n.(1) "aching, pain," s.v. ache sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ache@n1 **ache** n1 1 ache 1 **acheken** v. "check, choke," s.v. acheck v. OED. KEY: acheken@v **acheken** v 2 achoked 1 achoken 1 **achekked** ppl. "checked, brought to a stop," s.v. acheck v. OED. KEY: achekked@ppl **achekked** ppl 1 achekked 1 **Acheleous** n. "Achelous, a river god," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: acheleous@n#propn **acheleous** n#propn 3 achaleous 1 acheleous 1 acheloys 1 **Achemenie** n. "Persia, including Armenia," place name; not in MED. KEY: achemenie@n#propn **achemenie** n#propn 1 achemenye 1 **acheven** v. "achieve, finish (a task); gain, succeed (in)," s.v. achieve v. OED. KEY: acheven@v **acheven** v 10 acheve 4 acheved 4 acheveth 2 **Achilles** n. "Achilles, Greek hero of the Trojan war," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: achilles@n#propn **achilles** n#propn 12 achille 1 achilles 11 **Achitofel** n. "Achitophel, King David's counselor (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: achitofel@n#propn **achitofel** n#propn 2 achitofel 2 **acloien** v. "overburden," s.v. accloy v. OED. KEY: acloien@v **acloien** v 1 acloyeth 1 **acoien** v. "soothe," s.v. accoy v. OED. KEY: acoien@v **acoien** v 2 accoyede 1 acoye 1 **acompas** adv. "circularly," s.v. a-compass adv. OED. KEY: acompas@adv **acompas** adv 1 a-compas 1 **acte** n. "act, deed," s.v. act OED. KEY: acte@n **acte** n 7 act 1 acte 1 actes 5 **actif** adj. "active," s.v. active a. OED. KEY: actif@adj **actif** adj 1 actif 1 **actual** adj. "actual, in deed," s.v. actual a. OED. KEY: actual@adj **actual** adj 1 actueel 1 **Actuum** Lat. n. "Book of Acts (in the Bible)." KEY: actuum@lat\_n **actuum** lat\_n 1 actuum 1 **acursen** v. "curse," s.v. accurse v. OED. KEY: acursen@v **acursen** v 10 acorse 2 acorsed 2 acursed 6 **a-dai** phrase & adv. "(as adv.) at daytime; daily, each day; today," s.v. aday, a-days adv. prop. phr. OED, a-dai, adai phrase. & adv. MED. KEY: a\_dai@adv **a\_dai** adv 3 a-day 2 adaye 1 **ad** Lat. prep. "to." KEY: ad@lat\_prep **ad** lat\_prep 6 ad 6 **Adam** n.(1) "Adam, first man (in the Bible)," proper n.; s.v. Adam n. MED. KEY: adam@n1#propn **adam** n1#propn 22 adam 22 **Adam** n.(2) "Adam, Chaucer's scrivener," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: adam@n2#propn **adam** n2#propn 1 adam 1 **adamaunt** n. "adamant; lodestone," s.v. adamant OED. KEY: adamaunt@n **adamaunt** n 4 adamant 1 adamaunt 1 adamauntes 1 atthamaunt 1 **adauen** v.(1) "awake," s.v. adaw v.\\1 OED. KEY: adauen@v1 **adauen** v1 2 adawe 1 adawed 1 **adden** v. "add," s.v. add v. OED. KEY: adden@v **adden** v 17 adde 7 added 2 adden 4 addeth 1 addide 1 addith 2 **adieu** adv. "(as interj.) good-bye, farewell," s.v. adieu int. OED. KEY: adieu@adv#interj **adieu** adv#interj 2 adieu 2 **adjeccioun** n. "addition, qualification," s.v. adjection OED. KEY: adjeccioun@n **adjeccioun** n 1 adjeccioun 1 **adjuracioun** n. "exorcism," s.v. adjuration OED. KEY: adjuracioun@n **adjuracioun** n 1 adjuracioun 1 **administracioun** n. "administering, management," s.v. administration OED. KEY: administracioun@n **administracioun** n 1 administracioun 1 **administren** v. "administer, manage," s.v. administer v. OED. KEY: administren@v **administren** v 2 adminystred 1 amynistreth 1 **Adoon** n. "Adonis, beloved of Venus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: adoon@n#propn **adoon** n#propn 2 adoon 1 adoun 1 **adoun** adv. "down, downward, below," s.v. adown adv. and prep. OED. KEY: adoun@adv **adoun** adv 105 a-doun 2 adoun 90 adown 13 **adoun** prep. "down," s.v. adown adv. and prep. OED. KEY: adoun@prep **adoun** prep 1 adown 1 **adouren** v. "(ppl.) adored, worshipped," s.v. adore v. OED. KEY: adouren@v **adouren** v 1 adoured 1 **adouring** ger. "adoration, worship," s.v. adoring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: adouring@ger **adouring** ger 1 adowrynge 1 **adournen** v. "adorn," s.v. adorn v. OED. KEY: adournen@v **adournen** v 1 adorneth 1 **Adrastus** n. "Adrastus, king of Argos," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: adrastus@n#propn **adrastus** n#propn 1 adrastus 1 **adreden** v. "(ppl.) frightened," s.v. adrad ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: adreden@v **adreden** v 10 adrad 9 adred 1 **adressing** ger. "control," s.v. addressing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: adressing@ger **adressing** ger 1 adressynge 1 **Adriane** n. "Ariadne, daughter of King Minos," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: adriane@n#propn **adriane** n#propn 15 adriane 6 adryane 9 **adversaire** n. & adj. "(as n.) adversary, enemy," s.v. adversary a. and sb. OED. KEY: adversaire@n **adversaire** n 1 adversaire 1 **adversarie** adj. "adverse, contrary," s.v. adversary a. and. sb. OED. KEY: adversarie@adj **adversarie** adj 1 adversarie 1 **adversarie** n. "adversary, enemy," s.v. adversary a. and. sb. OED. KEY: adversarie@n **adversarie** n 31 adversarie 8 adversaries 23 **adverse** adj. "adverse, contrary," s.v. adverse a. and sb. OED. KEY: adverse@adj **adverse** adj 1 adverse 1 **adversite** n. "adversity, misfortune; hostility," s.v. adversity OED. KEY: adversite@n **adversite** n 53 adversite 14 adversitee 29 adversitees 1 adversites 6 adversyte 3 **advertence** n. "attention; mind," s.v. advertence OED. KEY: advertence@n **advertence** n 4 advertence 4 **advocacie** n. "accusation," s.v. advocacy OED. KEY: advocacie@n **advocacie** n 1 advocacies 1 **advocat** n. "advocate, lawyer," s.v. advocate sb. OED. KEY: advocat@n **advocat** n 10 advocat 3 advocattes 2 advocattz 1 advocatz 4 **afer** adv. "afar, far off," s.v. afar adv. OED. KEY: afer@adv **afer** adv 8 afer 8 **afered** ppl. "afraid; apprehensive, leery," s.v. afeard ppl. a. OED. KEY: afered@ppl **afered** ppl\_abs 2 aferd 2 **afered** ppl 11 aferd 3 afered 8 **affeccioun** n. "affection, emotion; desire, love," s.v. affection sb. OED. KEY: affeccioun@n **affeccioun** n 27 affeccions 4 affeccioun 20 affecciouns 3 **affect** n. "desire," s.v. affect sb. OED. KEY: affect@n **affect** n 1 affectis 1 **affermen** v. "affirm, declare; confirm, ratify; fix in place," s.v. affirm v. OED. KEY: affermen@v **affermen** v 9 afferme 1 affermed 5 affermen 1 affermeth 2 **affiaunce** n. "solemn promise, pledged faith," s.v. affiaunce OED. KEY: affiaunce@n **affiaunce** n 1 affiance 1 **affilen** v. "polish," s.v. affile v. OED. KEY: affilen@v **affilen** v 2 affile 2 **affinite** n. "relationship by marriage, kinship; association, companionship," s.v. affinity OED. KEY: affinite@n **affinite** n 3 affinyte 1 affynite 1 affynytee 1 **afforcen** v. "(ppl.) compelled," s.v. afforce v. OED. KEY: afforcen@v **afforcen** v 1 afforced 1 **affrai** n. "assault, disturbance; fear," s.v. affray sb. OED. KEY: affrai@n **affrai** n 7 affraie 1 affray 5 afray 1 **affraien** v.(1) "frighten; (ppl.) afraid," s.v. affray v. OED, afraid ppl. a. OED. KEY: affraien@v1 **affraien** v1 8 affraieth 1 affraye 1 affrayed 5 afraied 1 **Affrican** n. "Scipio Africanus Major," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: affrican@n#propn **affrican** n#propn 7 affrican 4 affrycan 3 **Affrikan** n. "Scipio Africanus Minor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: affrikan@n#propn **affrikan** n#propn 1 affrikan 1 **Affrike** n. "Africa," place name. KEY: affrike@n#propn **affrike** n#propn 5 affrike 2 affryke 1 auffrike 1 auffrikes 1 **afire** adv. & pred. adj. "on fire; inflamed, excited," s.v. afire adv. and pred. a. OED. KEY: afire@adv&adj **afire** adv&adj 12 a-fere 1 a-fyr 1 a-fyre 2 afire 4 afyre 4 **afore-seid** ppl. "aforesaid," s.v. afore adv. OED. KEY: afore-seid@ppl **afore-seid** ppl\_abs 2 aforeseyd 2 **afor-yen** prep. "opposite," s.v. afornens prep. and adv. OED. KEY: afor-yen@prep **afor-yen** prep 1 aforyeyn 1 **afounden** v.(2) "decline," s.v. found v.\\5 OED. KEY: afounden@v2 **afounden** v2 1 affounde 1 **afrighten** v. "(ppl.) frightened," s.v. affright v. OED. KEY: afrighten@v **afrighten** v 1 afright 1 **after** adv. "after, afterwards, later," s.v. after adv. and prep. OED. KEY: after@adv **after** adv 75 after 72 aftir 3 **after** conj. "after; according to, to the degree that," s.v. after adv. and prep. OED. KEY: after@conj **after** conj 39 after 32 aftir 7 **after** prep. "after, next; in order to get, for; according to, in conformity with; in imitation of, like," s.v. after adv. and prep. OED. KEY: after@prep **after** prep 348 after 331 aftir 17 **after-dinner** n. "time after dinner, afternoon," s.v. after-dinner OED, after- prefix MED. KEY: after-dinner@n **after-dinner** n 2 after-dyner 2 **after-mete** n. "time after dinner, afternoon"; not in OED. KEY: after-mete@n **after-mete** n 1 after-mete 1 **after-soper** n. "time after supper, evening," s.v. after-supper OED, after- prefix MED. KEY: after-soper@n **after-soper** n 2 after-soper 2 **after-ward** adv. "later, afterwards; moreover," s.v. afterward adv. OED. KEY: after-ward@adv **after-ward** adv 32 afterward 29 aftirward 3 **agame** adv. "in game, as a joke," s.v. a-game adv. OED. KEY: agame@adv **agame** adv 3 a-game 3 **Agamenoun** n. "Agamemnon, leader of the Greek army at Troy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: agamenoun@n#propn **agamenoun** n#propn 5 agamenon 4 agamenoun 1 **agasten** v. "terrify, frighten; (ppl.) aghast, afraid," s.v. aghast v. OED, aghast ppl. a. OED. KEY: agasten@v **agasten** v 37 agast 29 agaste 5 agasten 1 agasteth 2 **Agaton** n. "Agathon, a Greek poet," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: agaton@n#propn **agaton** n#propn 1 agaton 1 **age** n. "age; old age," s.v. age OED. KEY: age@n **age** n 76 age 74 ages 2 **Agenores** n. "(gen.) of Agenor, king of Tyre, father of Europa," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: agenores@n#propn **agenores** n#propn 1 agenores 1 **aggreggen** v. "aggravate," s.v. aggrege v. OED. KEY: aggreggen@v **aggreggen** v 5 aggreggeth 1 agregged 1 agreggeden 1 agreggen 2 **agilten** v. "offend, sin; be guilty of," s.v. aguilt v. OED. KEY: agilten@v **agilten** v 20 agilt 10 agilte 4 agilten 2 agylt 2 agylte 2 **Aglauros** n. "Aglauros, sister of Herse," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: aglauros@n#propn **aglauros** n#propn 1 aglawros 1 **agon** v. "(ppl.) gone, gone away; ago," s.v. ago, agone ppl. a. OED. KEY: agon@v **agon** v 59 ago 26 agon 20 agoo 2 agoon 11 **agonie** n. "agony, fit of anguish," s.v. agony OED. KEY: agonie@n **agonie** n 1 agonye 1 **agreable** adj. "agreeable, pleasing; acceptable, suitable," s.v. agreeable a. OED. KEY: agreable@adj **agreable** adj 8 aggreable 2 agreable 5 agreables 1 **agreableli** adv. "agreeably, willingly; pleasingly," s.v. agreeably adv. OED. KEY: agreableli@adv **agreableli** adv 2 aggreablely 1 agreablely 1 **agreablete** n. "agreeability, equability," s.v. agreeability OED. KEY: agreablete@n **agreablete** n 1 aggreablete 1 **agreen** v. "agree, consent; please," s.v. agree v. OED. KEY: agreen@v **agreen** v 3 agre 1 agree 1 agreen 1 **agref** adv. "(take) amiss," s.v. agrief adv. OED. KEY: agref@adv **agref** adv 6 a-grief 2 agref 1 agrief 3 **agreven** v. "aggrieve, anger; distress, injure," s.v. aggrieve v. OED. KEY: agreven@v **agreven** v 5 agreved 4 agreveth 1 **agrisen** v. "tremble (for fear or pity); frighten; fear, feel horror," s.v. agrise v. OED. KEY: agrisen@v **agrisen** v 12 agrise 1 agrisen 1 agrisest 1 agroos 1 agros 2 agryse 4 agrysen 1 agryseth 1 **agroteien** v. "(ppl.) glutted, surfeited," s.v. agrote v. OED. KEY: agroteien@v **agroteien** v 1 agroted 1 **ague** n. "ague, acute fever," s.v. ague OED. KEY: ague@n **ague** n 1 agu 1 **aguler** n. "needle case," s.v. aguiler OED. KEY: aguler@n **aguler** n 1 aguler 1 **ai** adv. "always, forever; every time; (with comp. adv.) progressively, more," s.v. ay, aye adv. OED. KEY: ai@adv **ai** adv 230 ai 1 ay 229 **aiel** n. "grandfather," s.v. aiel OED. KEY: aiel@n **aiel** n 1 aiel 1 **air** n.(1) "air; the element of air," s.v. air OED. KEY: air@n1 **air** n1 37 air 9 ayr 9 eir 6 eyr 13 **airish** adj. "of the air," s.v. airish a. OED, airish bestes phr. MED. KEY: airish@adj **airish** adj 2 ayerissh 1 eyryssh 1 **aisel** n. "vinegar," s.v. eisell OED. KEY: aisel@n **aisel** n 1 eisel 1 **ajournen** v. "fix a day for appearance in court," s.v. adjourn v. OED. KEY: ajournen@v **ajournen** v 1 ajourne 1 **ajuggen** v. "(ppl.) judged, decided," s.v. adjudge v. OED. KEY: ajuggen@v **ajuggen** v 1 ajugid 1 **ajusten** v. "adjust, correct," s.v. adjust v. OED. KEY: ajusten@v **ajusten** v 1 ajuste 1 **aken** v. "ache, be painful," s.v. ache, ake v. OED. KEY: aken@v **aken** v 5 ake 4 aken 1 **aketoun** n. "quilted jacket," s.v. acton OED. KEY: aketoun@n **aketoun** n 1 aketoun 1 **aking** ger. "aching, pain," s.v. aching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: aking@ger **aking** ger 1 akyngge 1 **aknouen** ppl. "confessed of, acknowledged (one's guilt)," s.v. acknow, aknow v. OED. KEY: aknouen@ppl **aknouen** ppl 2 aknowe 2 **akorn** n. "acorn," s.v. acorn OED. KEY: akorn@n **akorn** n 3 accornes 2 akkornes 1 **al** adv. & conj. "(as adv.) all, completely; (as conj.) although, even though," s.v. all a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: al@adv al@conj **al** conj 196 al 191 all 5 **al** adv 587 al 567 all 17 alle 3 **alabastre** n. "alabaster," s.v. alabaster OED. KEY: alabastre@n **alabastre** n 1 alabastre 1 **al** lim. adj. & n. "(as adj.) all, the whole of; each; (as n.) all, everything," s.v. all a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: al@gram\_adj al@gram\_adjas\_n **al** gram\_adj 2270 al 1316 all 44 alle 910 **al** gram\_adjas\_n 439 al 366 alder 2 all 13 alle 55 aller 3 **al** n. "pointed instrument, awl," s.v. awl OED. KEY: al@n **al** n 1 al 1 **alai** n. "(pl.) alloys, debasing," s.v. allay sb.\\1 OED. KEY: alai@n **alai** n 1 alayes 1 **alambik** n. "vessel for distilling," s.v. alembic OED. KEY: alambik@n **alambik** n 2 alambikes 1 lambyc 1 **alas** interj. "alas," s.v. alas int. OED. KEY: alas@interj **alas** interj 370 alas 22 allas 348 **alaunt** n. "large hunting dog," s.v. alan OED. KEY: alaunt@n **alaunt** n 1 alauntz 1 **albeit** conj. "albeit," s.v. albeit conj. OED, al adv. & conj. MED. KEY: albeit@conj **albeit** conj 4 albeit 4 **albificacioun** n. "chemical whitening," s.v. albification OED. KEY: albificacioun@n **albificacioun** n 1 albificacioun 1 **Albin** n. "Decius Albinus, a contemporary of Boethius (identity uncertain)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: albin@n#propn **albin** n#propn 2 albyn 2 **Albion** n. "Britain," place name. KEY: albion@n#propn **albion** n#propn 1 albyon 1 **Albon** n. "Alban, a name the Host uses for the Monk," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: albon@n#propn **albon** n#propn 1 albon 1 **Alcathoe** n. "Alcatho, the citadel at Megera," place name; not in MED. KEY: alcathoe@n#propn **alcathoe** n#propn 2 alcathoe 2 **Alceste** n. "Alcestis, wife of Admetus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alceste@n#propn **alceste** n#propn 14 alceste 14 **Alcibiades** n. "Alcibiades, a Greek general," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alcibiades@n#propn **alcibiades** n#propn 3 alcebiades 1 alcibiades 1 alcipyades 1 **Alcione** n. "Alcyone, wife of Ceyx," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alcione@n#propn **alcione** n#propn 8 alcione 6 alcyone 2 **al-dai** phrase & adv. "(as adv.) all day; every day, always," s.v. alday adv. phr. OED, al dai phr. & adv. MED. KEY: al\_dai@adv **al\_dai** adv 23 alday 23 **Aldeboran** n. "Aldebaran, a star"; not in OED. KEY: aldeboran@n **aldeboran** n 1 aldeberan 1 **alder** n.(1) "alder, the tree," s.v. alder sb.\\1 OED. KEY: alder@n1 **alder** n1 1 alder 1 **alderbest** adj. "best of all," s.v. all a., sb., and adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alderbest@adj **alderbest** adj 4 alderbest 1 alderbeste 3 **alderbest** adv. "best of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alderbest@adv **alderbest** adv 3 alderbest 3 **alderfirst** adj. "first of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alderfirst@adj **alderfirst** adj 2 alderfirste 1 altherferste 1 **alderfirst** adv. "first of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alderfirst@adv **alderfirst** adv 12 alderferst 1 alderfirst 8 aldirfirst 2 alther-first 1 **alderlast** adv. "last of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alderlast@adv **alderlast** adv 1 alderlast 1 **alderlest** adv. "least of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alderlest@adv **alderlest** adv 1 alderlest 1 **alderlevest** adj. "dearest of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alderlevest@adj **alderlevest** adj 2 alderlevest 2 **alder-man** n. "alderman," s.v. alderman OED. KEY: alder-man@n **alder-man** n 1 alderman 1 **aldermost** adv. "most of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: aldermost@adv **aldermost** adv 7 aldermost 4 aldirmost 1 alther-moost 1 althermost 1 **aldernexte** adv. "nearest of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, aldernexte adv. MED Suppl. KEY: aldernexte@adv **aldernexte** adv 1 aldernext 1 **alderwisest** adj. "wisest of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alderwisest adj. MED Suppl. KEY: alderwisest@adj **alderwisest** adj 1 alderwisest 1 **Aldiran** n. "Aldiran, a star," n.; not in OED. KEY: aldiran@n **aldiran** n 1 aldiran 1 **ale** n. "ale, the beverage" s.v. ale OED. KEY: ale@n **ale** n 23 ale 23 **aleie** n. "alley, path," s.v. alley OED. KEY: aleie@n **aleie** n 4 aleye 1 aleyes 3 **Alein** n.(1) "Aleyn, a character in RvT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alein@n1#propn **alein** n1#propn 23 alayn 5 aleyn 18 **Alein** n.(2) "Alanus de Insulis," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alein@n2#propn **alein** n2#propn 1 aleyn 1 **ale-stake** n. "tavern sign," s.v. alestake OED, ale n. MED. KEY: ale-stake@n **ale-stake** n 2 ale-stake 1 alestake 1 **Alete** n. "Alecto, a fury," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alete@n#propn **alete** n#propn 1 alete 1 **Alexander** n. "Alexander the Great," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alexander@n#propn **alexander** n#propn 8 alexander 1 alexandres 1 alisandre 2 alisaundre 2 alixandre 1 alysaunder 1 **Alexandrin** n. "Alexandria, in Egypt," place name. KEY: alexandrin@n#propn **alexandrin** n#propn 1 alexandryn 1 **Alfonce** n. "Petrus Alphonsus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alfonce@n#propn **alfonce** n#propn 5 alfonce 4 alphonce 1 **Algarsif** n. "Algarsif, son of Cambuskan in SqT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: algarsif@n#propn **algarsif** n#propn 2 algarsif 1 algarsyf 1 **al-gates** adv. "entirely, in every way; continually; in any case," s.v. algate, -s adv. OED. KEY: al-gates@adv **al-gates** adv 61 algate 26 algates 26 algatis 9 **Algezir** n. "Algericas, in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: algezir@n#propn **algezir** n#propn 1 algezir 1 **Algomeisa** n. "the star Procyon"; not in OED. KEY: algomeisa@n **algomeisa** n 1 algomeysa 1 **Alhabor** n. "Sirius, the Dog Star"; not in OED. KEY: alhabor@n **alhabor** n 2 alhabor 2 **alich** adj. "alike, equal," s.v. alike a. OED. KEY: alich@adj **alich** adj 1 alyche 1 **alienen** v. "alienate, separate," s.v. alien v. OED. KEY: alienen@v **alienen** v 1 aliene 1 **alies** n. (pl.) "serviceberries, a fruit"; not in OED. KEY: alies@n **alies** n 1 aleys 1 **alighten** v.(1) "alight, descend; dismount, arrive," s.v. alight v.\\1 OED. KEY: alighten@v1 **alighten** v1 10 alight 1 alighte 8 alyght 1 **aline** adv. "in a straight line," s.v. aline adv. OED. KEY: aline@adv **aline** adv 1 a-lyne 1 **Alisaundre** n. "Alexandria, in Egypt," place name; not in MED. KEY: alisaundre@n#propn **alisaundre** n#propn 3 alisaundre 2 alysaundre 1 **Alisoun** n.(1) "Alison, character in MilT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alisoun@n1#propn **alisoun** n1#propn 13 alison 6 alisoun 7 **Alisoun** n.(2) "Alison, the Wife of Bath," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alisoun@n2#propn **alisoun** n2#propn 2 alisoun 1 alys 1 **Alisoun** n.(3) "Alison, friend of the Wife of Bath," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alisoun@n3#propn **alisoun** n3#propn 2 alisoun 1 alys 1 **aliud** Lat. adj. "another." KEY: aliud@lat\_adj **aliud** lat\_adj 1 aliud 1 **alive** adj. & adv. "alive, living," s.v. alive adv. or pred. a. OED. KEY: alive@adj alive@adv **alive** adj 14 alyve 14 **alive** adv 1 alyve 1 **Alkabucius** n. "Alchabitis, an Arabic astronomer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alkabucius@n#propn **alkabucius** n#propn 1 alkabucius 1 **alkali** n. "alkali," s.v. alkali OED. KEY: alkali@n **alkali** n 1 alkaly 1 **alkamistre** n. "alchemist," s.v. alchemister OED. KEY: alkamistre@n **alkamistre** n 1 alkamystre 1 **Alkaron** n. "Koran," proper name (literary work). KEY: alkaron@n#propn **alkaron** n#propn 1 alkaron 1 **al-kinnes** adj. "of all kinds," s.v. alkin a. OED. KEY: al-kinnes@adj **al-kinnes** adj 1 alleskynnes 1 **Alla** n. "Alla, king of Northumbria in MLT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alla@n#propn **alla** n#propn 29 alla 28 alle 1 **allegeaunce** n.(2) "relief," s.v. allegeance\\1 OED. KEY: allegeaunce@n2 **allegeaunce** n2 1 alleggeaunce 1 **alleggen** v.(1) "cite, adduce as proof," s.v. allege v.\\2 OED. KEY: alleggen@v1 **alleggen** v1 4 alegge 1 allegge 3 **alleggen** v.(2) "(ppl.) alleviated," s.v. allege v.\\1 OED. KEY: alleggen@v2 **alleggen** v2 1 alegged 1 **alliaunce** n. "alliance; family connection; bond of friendship," s.v. alliance sb. OED. KEY: alliaunce@n **alliaunce** n 17 alliance 3 alliaunce 13 allyaunce 1 **allie** n. "kinsman, relative," s.v. ally sb.\\1 OED. KEY: allie@n **allie** n 4 allye 3 allyes 1 **allien** v. "form an alliance, join with; join in marriage," s.v. ally v. OED. KEY: allien@v **allien** v 8 allie 1 allied 2 allye 2 allyed 1 allyen 2 **allouen** v. "praise, commend," s.v. allow v. OED. KEY: allouen@v **allouen** v 2 allow 1 allowe 1 **Alma** Lat. adj. "nourishing, bountiful." KEY: alma@lat\_adj **alma** lat\_adj 5 alma 5 **Almachius** n. "Almachius, the prefect in SNT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: almachius@n#propn **almachius** n#propn 10 almache 3 almachius 7 **Almageste** n. "astronomical work by Ptolemy," proper name (literary work). KEY: almageste@n#propn **almageste** n#propn 3 almageste 3 **almaunder** n. "almond tree," s.v. almander OED. KEY: almaunder@n **almaunder** n 1 alemandres 1 **Almena** n. "Alcmena, mother of Hercules," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: almena@n#propn **almena** n#propn 1 almena 1 **almenak** n. "set of astronomical tables," s.v. almanac OED. KEY: almenak@n **almenak** n 2 almenak 2 **almes-dede** n. "charitable act," s.v. alms-deed OED. KEY: almes-dede@n **almes-dede** n 2 almesdede 1 almus-dede 1 **almesse** n. "charitable gift; act of charity; merit earned by acts of charity; pity," s.v. alms OED. KEY: almesse@n **almesse** n 12 almesse 10 almesses 2 **almicanteras** n. "(astro.) (pl.) parallels of altitude," s.v. almacantar OED. KEY: almicanteras@n **almicanteras** n 31 almycanteras 2 almykanteras 29 **al-mighti** adj. (& n.) "(as adj.) almighty," s.v. almighty a. OED. KEY: al-mighti@adj **al-mighti** adj 23 almighty 2 almyghti 1 almyghty 20 **al-most** adv. "almost," s.v. almost adv. OED. KEY: al-most@adv **al-most** adv 52 almest 5 almoost 28 almost 18 almoste 1 **almuri** n. "pointer on an astrolabe," s.v. almury OED. KEY: almuri@n **almuri** n 9 almury 9 **Alnath** n. "(astro.) the star Alnath," s.v. alnath OED. KEY: alnath@n **alnath** n 1 alnath 1 **Alocen** n. "Alhazen, an authority on optics," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: alocen@n#propn **alocen** n#propn 1 alocen 1 **aloes** n. "aloe, the tree," s.v. aloe OED. KEY: aloes@n **aloes** n 1 aloes 1 **alofte** adv. "aloft, in the sky," s.v. aloft adv. and prep. OED. KEY: alofte@adv **alofte** adv 3 alofte 3 **alonde** adv. "on land," s.v. aland adv. OED. KEY: alonde@adv **alonde** adv 2 a-londe 2 **al-one** adv. & adj. "(as adj.) alone," s.v. alone a. and adv. OED. KEY: al-one@adj **al-one** adj 78 allone 65 alloone 2 alone 9 aloon 1 aloone 1 **along** adj. "due to, (be) the fault of," s.v. along adj.\\1 OED. KEY: along@adj **along** adj 2 along 2 **along** adv. & prep. "(as adv.) along," s.v. along adv. and prep. OED. KEY: along@adv **along** adv 2 along 2 **alosen** v. "praise," s.v. alose v. OED. KEY: alosen@v **alosen** v 1 alose 1 **aloude** adv. "aloud," s.v. aloud adv. OED. KEY: aloude@adv **aloude** adv 1 aloude 1 **alpe** n. "bullfinch, the bird" s.v. alp sb.\\2 OED. KEY: alpe@n **alpe** n 1 alpes 1 **al-redi** phrase & adv. "(as adv.) already," s.v. already adv. OED. (Also as two words (19 times, some adjectival). KEY: al\_redi@adv **al\_redi** adv 1 alredy 1 **also** adv. "also," s.v. also adv. OED. KEY: also@adv **also** adv 320 als 6 also 312 alsoo 1 alswa 1 **altercacioun** n. "argument, strife," s.v. altercation OED. KEY: altercacioun@n **altercacioun** n 2 altercacioun 2 **alteren** v. "alter, change," s.v. alter v. OED. KEY: alteren@v **alteren** v 1 altered 1 **alther-fairest** adj. "fairest of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alther-fairest@adj **alther-fairest** adj 3 alderfayreste 1 alther-fairest 1 althir-fayrest 1 **alther-fastest** adv. "fastest of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix Suppl. MED. KEY: alther-fastest@adv **alther-fastest** adv 1 alther-fastest 1 **alther-worst** adj. "worst of all," s.v. all a., sb., adv. (D.3) OED, alder- prefix MED. KEY: alther-worst@adj **alther-worst** adj 1 alther-worst 1 **al-thogh** conj. "although," s.v. although conj. OED. KEY: al-thogh@conj **al-thogh** conj 93 altheigh 1 althogh 12 althoghe 3 although 62 althoughe 14 althouhe 1 **altitude** n. "(astro.) altitude," s.v. altitude OED. KEY: altitude@n **altitude** n 65 altitude 60 altitudes 5 **al-togeder** phrase & adv. "(as adv.) altogether," s.v. altogether a., adv., and OED. KEY: al\_togeder@adv **al\_togeder** adv 1 altogidre 1 **alum** n. "alum," s.v. alum OED. KEY: alum@n **alum** n 2 alum 2 **al-wei** adv. "always, continually; forever; anyway," s.v. alway adv. OED. KEY: al-wei@adv **al-wei** adv 234 allway 1 alway 30 always 1 alweies 1 alwey 196 alweyes 2 alweys 3 **amadriades** n. (pl.) "hamadryad, wood-nypmph," s.v. hamadryad OED. KEY: amadriades@n **amadriades** n 1 amadrides 1 **amaien** v. "(ppl.) dismayed," s.v. amayed ppl. a. OED. KEY: amaien@v **amaien** v 2 amayed 2 **amalgaming** ger. "blending, alloying," s.v. amalgaming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: amalgaming@ger **amalgaming** ger 1 amalgamyng 1 **amased** ppl. "amazed, dismayed," s.v. amazed ppl. a. OED. KEY: amased@ppl **amased** ppl 1 amased 1 **Amazones** n. (pl.) "Amazons, women warriors," s.v. Amazon OED. KEY: amazones@n **amazones** n 1 amazones 1 **ambages** n. "ambiguity," s.v. ambage OED. KEY: ambages@n **ambages** n 1 ambages 1 **ambassadour** n. "ambassador," s.v. ambassador, embassador OED. KEY: ambassadour@n **ambassadour** n 4 embassadour 1 embassadours 3 **ambassadrie** n. "negotiation," s.v. ambassadry OED. KEY: ambassadrie@n **ambassadrie** n 1 embassadrie 1 **ambes** adj. "double," s.v. ambs-ace OED, ambes-as n. MED. KEY: ambes@adj **ambes** adj 1 ambes 1 **amble** n. "amble, easy walking gait," s.v. amble sb. OED. KEY: amble@n **amble** n 1 ambil 1 **amblen** v. "amble, ride at an easy walking gait; (ppl. adj.) ambling," s.v. amble v. OED, ambling ppl. a. OED. KEY: amblen@v amblen@v#adj **amblen** v 1 amble 1 **amblen** v#adj 1 amblyng 1 **amblere** n.(1) "saddle horse," s.v. ambler OED. KEY: amblere@n1 **amblere** n1 1 amblere 1 **Ambrose** n. "Saint Ambrose," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ambrose@n#propn **ambrose** n#propn 2 ambrose 2 **ameled** ppl. "enamelled," s.v. ameled ppl. a. OED. KEY: ameled@ppl **ameled** ppl\_abs 1 ameled 1 **amen** interj. "amen," s.v. amen adv, int., sb. OED. KEY: amen@interj **amen** interj 11 amen 11 **amendement** n. "amendment, correction; redress, compensation; moral improvement," s.v. amendment OED. KEY: amendement@n **amendement** n 6 amendement 6 **amenden** v. "amend, correct; relieve (suffering); excel, surpass; change," s.v. amend v. OED. KEY: amenden@v **amenden** v 49 amende 23 amended 15 amenden 9 amendeth 2 **amender** n. "amender, aid," s.v. amender OED. KEY: amender@n **amender** n 1 amendere 1 **amendes** n. "(pl.) amends, compensation," s.v. amends OED. KEY: amendes@n **amendes** n 3 amendes 3 **amenusen** v. "reduce, impair, belittle; diminish, grow less," s.v. amenuse v. OED. KEY: amenusen@v **amenusen** v 14 amenuced 1 amenuse 3 amenused 3 amenusen 1 amenuseth 5 amenusith 1 **amenusinge** ger. "reduction, diminishment," s.v. amenusing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: amenusinge@ger **amenusinge** ger 3 amenusynge 3 **amerciment** n. "fine," s.v. amercement OED. KEY: amerciment@n **amerciment** n 3 amercimentz 3 **Amete** n. "Admetus, husband of Alcestis," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: amete@n#propn **amete** n#propn 1 amete 1 **ameven** v. "move emotionally; stir, move," s.v. amove v.\\1 OED, amoved ppl. a. OED. KEY: ameven@v **ameven** v 4 ameved 1 amoeved 3 **amiable** adj. "amiable, affable; favorable," s.v. amiable a. OED. KEY: amiable@adj **amiable** adj 8 amiable 1 amyable 7 **amidde** adv. & prep. "amid, in the middle, between," s.v. amid adv. & prep. OED. KEY: amidde@adv amidde@prep **amidde** adv 6 amidde 1 amiddes 1 amydde 1 amyddes 2 amyddys 1 **amidde** prep 16 amiddes 2 amyd 2 amydde 10 amyddes 2 **amie** n. "friend," s.v. am, amie OED, bel-ami n. MED; cf. amie n. MED. KEY: amie@n **amie** n 1 amy 1 **amis** adv. "amiss, wrongly, mistakenly," s.v. amiss adv., pred. a., and sb. OED. KEY: amis@adv **amis** adv 43 amys 43 **amis** pred. adj. "amiss, wrong," s.v. amiss adv., pred. a., and sb. OED. KEY: amis@adj **amis** adj 6 amys 6 **amonesten** v. "admonish, urge," s.v. admonish v. OED. KEY: amonesten@v **amonesten** v 4 amonested 1 amonesteth 3 **amonestinge** ger. "admonition," s.v. admonishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: amonestinge@ger **amonestinge** ger 3 amonestynge 3 **amonges** adv. "together, intermingled," s.v. among adv. and prep. OED. KEY: amonges@adv **amonges** adv 4 among 3 amonges 1 **amonges** prep. "among, in the presence of; between; (with this) meanwhile," s.v. among adv. and prep. OED, amongst prep. OED. KEY: amonges@prep **amonges** prep 127 among 81 amonge 2 amonges 44 **amonicioun** n. "reminding," s.v. admonition OED. KEY: amonicioun@n **amonicioun** n 1 ammonicioun 1 **amor** Lat. n. "love." KEY: amor@lat\_n **amor** lat\_n 1 amor 1 **amorous** adj. "amorous, sensual; affectionate," s.v. amorous a. OED. KEY: amorous@adj **amorous** adj 14 amorous 11 amorouse 2 amorus 1 **amorousli** adv. "amorously, ardently," s.v. amorously adv. OED. KEY: amorousli@adv **amorousli** adv 1 amorously 1 **amorwen** adv. "in the morning," s.v. a-morrow adv. phr. OED. KEY: amorwen@adv **amorwen** adv 12 a-morwe 8 amorwe 2 o-morwe 2 **amounten** v. "amount to, mean; add up to," s.v. amount v. OED. KEY: amounten@v **amounten** v 6 amounteth 5 amountith 1 **amphibologie** n. "ambiguity," s.v. amphibology OED. KEY: amphibologie@n **amphibologie** n 1 amphibologies 1 **Amphiorax** n. "Amphiaraus, Argive hero and seer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: amphiorax@n#propn **amphiorax** n#propn 4 amphiorax 4 **Amphioun** n. "Amphion, king of Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: amphioun@n#propn **amphioun** n#propn 3 amphioun 3 **Anaxogore** n. "Anaxagorus, Greek philosopher," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: anaxogore@n#propn **anaxogore** n#propn 1 anaxogore 1 **Anchises** n. "Anchises, father of Aeneas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: anchises@n#propn **anchises** n#propn 5 anchises 4 anchyses 1 **ancille** n. "maid-servant," s.v. ancille OED. KEY: ancille@n **ancille** n 1 ancille 1 **ancle** n. "ankle," s.v. ankle, ancle OED. KEY: ancle@n **ancle** n 1 ancle 1 **and** conj. (& adv.) "(as conj.) and; and yet, but; if," s.v. and conj. OED. KEY: and@conj **and** conj 17306 and 17305 ande 1 **Androgeus** n. "Androgeos, son of King Minos," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: androgeus@n#propn **androgeus** n#propn 1 androgeus 1 **Andromacha** n. "Andromache, wife of Hector," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: andromacha@n#propn **andromacha** n#propn 1 andromacha 1 **anelas** n. "dagger, two-edged knife," s.v. anlace OED. KEY: anelas@n **anelas** n 1 anlaas 1 **Anelida** n. "Anelida, heroine of Anel," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: anelida@n#propn **anelida** n#propn 10 anelida 10 **an-ende** adv. "on end, erect," s.v. an-end phr. OED. KEY: an-ende@adv **an-ende** adv 1 an-ende 1 **angel-hok** n. "fish-hook," s.v. angle-hook OED, angel n. MED. KEY: angel-hok@n **angel-hok** n 1 angle-hok 1 **angelus** Lat. n. "angel." KEY: angelus@lat\_n **angelus** lat\_n 1 angelus 1 **anger** n. "anger, ill will; distress, suffering," s.v. anger sb. OED. KEY: anger@n **anger** n 18 anger 7 angre 11 **angle** n.(2) "angle; corner, nook; (astro.) house of the zodiac," s.v. angle sb.\\2 OED. KEY: angle@n2 **angle** n2 10 angle 5 angles 4 anglis 1 **angri** adj. "angry, ill-tempered," s.v. angry a. OED. KEY: angri@adj **angri** adj 15 angry 15 **angrili** adv. "angrily," s.v. angrily adv. OED. KEY: angrili@adv **angrili** adv 1 angrily 1 **angwisshe** n. "anguish, pain; anxiety, distress," s.v. anguish OED. KEY: angwisshe@n **angwisshe** n 12 anguyssch 1 anguysshes 1 angwissh 6 angwyse 1 angwyssche 1 angwyssh 2 **angwisshen** v. "torment, hurt," s.v. anguish v. OED. KEY: angwisshen@v **angwisshen** v 1 angwisscheth 1 **angwisshous** adj. "anxious, worrisome; ardent; painful," s.v. anguishous a. OED. KEY: angwisshous@adj **angwisshous** adj 13 anguysschous 2 angwishus 1 angwisshous 1 angwissous 3 angwysous 1 angwysschous 1 angwysshous 1 angwyssous 3 **anhongen** v. "hang," s.v. anhang v. OED. KEY: anhongen@v **anhongen** v 8 anhange 1 anhanged 5 anhonged 2 **ani** lim. adj. "any; (as n.) any, anyone," s.v. any a. and pron. OED. KEY: ani@gram\_adj ani@gram\_adjas\_n **ani** gram\_adj 540 any 470 anye 2 eny 48 ony 20 **ani** gram\_adjas\_n 27 any 18 eny 7 ony 2 **anientishen** v. "(ppl.) annihilated," s.v. anientise v. OED. KEY: anientishen@v **anientishen** v 1 anientissed 1 **anightes** adv. "by night, at night," s.v. a-night adv. OED. KEY: anightes@adv **anightes** adv 16 a-nyght 12 a-nyghtes 2 anyght 2 **animal** adj. "of the `animal' faculty," s.v. animal sb. and a. OED. KEY: animal@adj **animal** adj 1 animal 1 **ani\_thing** phrase & n. "(as adv.) at all, in any way; (as n.) anything," s.v. anything pro., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: ani\_thing@n ani\_thing@n#adv **ani\_thing** n#adv 2 enything 1 enythyng 1 **ani\_thing** n 5 anything 2 anythyng 3 **ani-where** adv. "anywhere," s.v. anywhere adv. OED. KEY: ani-where@adv **ani-where** adv 4 anywher 1 anywhere 3 **anker** n. "anchor," s.v. anchor sb.\\1 OED. KEY: anker@n **anker** n 3 ancre 1 ancres 1 anker 1 **Anne** n.(1) "Saint Anne, mother of Mary," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: anne@n1#propn **anne** n1#propn 3 anne 3 **Anne** n.(2) "Anna, sister of Dido," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: anne@n2#propn **anne** n2#propn 5 anne 5 **annexen** v. "(ppl.) joined, connected," s.v. annex v. OED. KEY: annexen@v **annexen** v 5 anexed 1 anexid 1 annexed 3 **annueller** adj. & n. "(as n.) a priest who sings anniversary masses," s.v. annuller OED. KEY: annueller@n **annueller** n 1 annueleer 1 **annunciat** ppl. "announced in advance," s.v. annunciat ppl. a. OED. KEY: annunciat@ppl **annunciat** ppl 1 annunciat 1 **anoi** n. "annoyance, pain; source of hardship, trouble," s.v. annoy sb. OED. KEY: anoi@n **anoi** n 8 anoy 7 anoyes 1 **anoiaunce** n. "annoyance, trouble," s.v. annoyance OED. KEY: anoiaunce@n **anoiaunce** n 2 anoyaunce 1 anoyaunces 1 **anoien** v. "annoy, displease; trouble, injure; be reluctant, feel uneasy; (ppl. adj.) annoying," s.v. annoy v. OED, annoying ppl. a. OED. KEY: anoien@v anoien@v#adj **anoien** v#adj 2 anoyinge 2 **anoien** v 35 anoieth 2 anoye 6 anoyed 7 anoyen 4 anoyeth 16 **anoiful** adj. "annoying, troublesome," s.v. annoyful, anoyful a. OED. KEY: anoiful@adj **anoiful** adj 1 anoyful 1 **anoious** adj. "annoying, difficult," s.v. annoyous a. OED. KEY: anoious@adj **anoious** adj 6 anoyos 1 anoyous 3 anoyouse 2 **anoiousli** adv. "annoyingly, in a troublesome way," s.v. annnoyously adv. OED. KEY: anoiousli@adv **anoiousli** adv 1 anoyously 1 **an-on** adv. & conj. "(as adv.) at once, immediately," s.v. anon adv. OED. KEY: an-on@adv **an-on** adv 455 anon 363 anoon 92 **anon-rightes** adv. & conj. "(as adv.) at once, instantly," s.v. anon adv. OED. KEY: anon-rightes@adv **anon-rightes** adv 25 anon-right 7 anon-rightes 1 anon-ryght 5 anonright 8 anoon-right 1 anoon-ryght 3 **another** adj. "another," s.v. another a., pron. (and adv.) OED, other adj. MED. KEY: another@gram\_adj **another** gram\_adj 178 another 169 anothir 9 **another** pron. "another," s.v. another a., pron. (and adv.) OED, other pro. MED. KEY: another@pron **another** pron 65 another 64 anothers 1 **Anselm** n. "Saint Anselm," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: anselm@n#propn **anselm** n#propn 1 anselm 1 **answere** n. "reply, answer; solution (to a problem)," s.v. answer sb. OED. KEY: answere@n **answere** n 31 answer 2 answere 26 answeres 3 **answeren** v. "answer, reply; be responsible for; be fitting, appropriate; (ppl. adj.) corresponding (to)," s.v. answer v. OED, answering ppl. a. OED. KEY: answeren@v answeren@v#adj **answeren** v#adj 3 answeryng 1 answerynge 1 aunswering 1 **answeren** v 197 andswere 1 answer 1 answerd 7 answerde 133 answerden 2 answere 22 answered 11 answerede 6 answereden 1 answeren 9 answereth 1 answeride 2 answeryd 1 **answering** ger. "answer, reply," s.v. answering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: answering@ger **answering** ger 3 answeryng 3 **antartik** adj. & n. "(as adj.) southern," s.v. antarctic a. & sb. OED. KEY: antartik@adj **antartik** adj 2 antartik 2 **Anteclaudian** n. "Anticlaudianus, a work by Alanus de Insulis," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: anteclaudian@n#propn **anteclaudian** n#propn 1 anteclaudian 1 **Antecrist** n. "the Antichrist," proper n. KEY: antecrist@n#propn **antecrist** n#propn 1 antecrist 1 **anteme** n. "anthem," s.v. anthem sb. OED. KEY: anteme@n **anteme** n 1 anthem 1 **Antenor** n. "Antenor, the Trojan who betrayed the city," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antenor@n#propn **antenor** n#propn 21 antenor 17 antenore 3 anthenor 1 **Antheus** n. "Anteus, a giant," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antheus@n#propn **antheus** n#propn 2 antheus 2 **Anthiochus** n. "Antiochus Epiphanes, king of Syria (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: anthiochus@n#propn **anthiochus** n#propn 1 anthiochus 1 **Antigone** n. "Antigone, Criseyde's niece in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antigone@n#propn **antigone** n#propn 7 antigone 6 antygone 1 **Antilegius** n. "Antilogus, Greek hero of the Trojan War," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antilegius@n#propn **antilegius** n#propn 1 antylegyus 1 **Antiochus** n. "Antiochus, king of Antioch in the story of Appolonius of Tyre," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antiochus@n#propn **antiochus** n#propn 1 antiochus 1 **antiphonere** n. "liturgical songbook," s.v. antiphoner OED. KEY: antiphonere@n **antiphonere** n 1 antiphoner 1 **Antonius** n.(1) "Marc Anthony," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antonius@n1#propn **antonius** n1#propn 8 antonius 4 antony 4 **Antonius** n.(2) "Caracalla (Marcus Aurelius Antoninus), Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antonius@n2#propn **antonius** n2#propn 1 antonyus 1 **Antony** n. "Saint Anthony of Egypt," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: antony@n#propn **antony** n#propn 1 antony 1 **anvelt** n. "anvil," s.v. anvil OED. KEY: anvelt@n **anvelt** n 1 anvelt 1 **aornement** n. "adornment," s.v. adornment OED, aornement n. MED Suppl. KEY: aornement@n **aornement** n 2 aornement 1 aornementes 1 **apaien** v. "(ppl.) pleased, satisfied," s.v. apay v. OED. KEY: apaien@v **apaien** v 28 apaid 1 apayd 15 apayed 10 appayed 2 **apallen** v. "(ppl. and ppl. adj.) grown pale, enfeebled; grown stale, distasteful," s.v. appal, appall v. OED, appalled ppl. a. OED. KEY: apallen@v apallen@v#adj **apallen** v#adj 2 apalled 1 appalled 1 **apallen** v 2 apalled 1 appalled 1 **apart** adv. "apart," s.v. apart adv. OED. KEY: apart@adv **apart** adv 4 apart 4 **apassen** v. "(ppl.) passed by," s.v. apass v. OED. KEY: apassen@v **apassen** v 1 apassed 1 **ape** n. "ape, monkey (also as adj.); dupe, fool," s.v. ape sb. OED. KEY: ape@n ape@n#adj **ape** n 15 ape 10 apes 5 **ape** n#adj 1 ape 1 **apeiren** v. "injure, slander; deteriorate, perish," s.v. appair, apair v. OED. KEY: apeiren@v **apeiren** v 6 apaire 1 apayred 1 apeired 1 apeyren 2 appaire 1 **Apennin** n. "the Apennines, mountains in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: apennin@n#propn **apennin** n#propn 1 apennyn 1 **apert** adj. "open, public," s.v. apert a. and adv. OED. KEY: apert@adj **apert** adj 5 apert 5 **aperteli** adv. "openly, publicly," s.v. apertly adv. OED. KEY: aperteli@adv **aperteli** adv 5 apertely 3 apertly 2 **Apia** n. "the Appian Way," place name; not in MED. KEY: apia@n#propn **apia** n#propn 1 apia 1 **apiken** v. "(ppl.) adorned," not in OED. KEY: apiken@v **apiken** v 1 apiked 1 **Apius** n. "Apius, the judge in PhysT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: apius@n#propn **apius** n#propn 7 apius 7 **Apocalipse** n. "Apocalypse, Book of Revelations (in the Bible)"; proper n. (literary work). KEY: apocalipse@n#propn **apocalipse** n#propn 2 apocalips 1 apocalipse 1 **apoplexie** n. "apoplexy," s.v. apoplexy OED. KEY: apoplexie@n **apoplexie** n 1 apoplexie 1 **aposteme** n. "abscess," s.v. apostem(e, -tume, -thume sb. OED. KEY: aposteme@n **aposteme** n 2 postum 2 **apostle** n. "apostle; (with the, as quasi-proper n.) Saint Paul," s.v. apostle OED. KEY: apostle@n **apostle** n 23 apostel 5 apostelles 1 apostle 10 apostles 7 **apotecarie** n. "apothecary, pharmacist," s.v. apothecary OED. KEY: apotecarie@n **apotecarie** n 4 apothecarie 1 apothecaries 1 pothecarie 2 **apparaunce** n. "appearance, physical form; apparition," s.v. appearance OED. KEY: apparaunce@n **apparaunce** n 7 aparaunce 1 apparence 5 apparences 1 **apparaunt** adj. "apparent, manifest," s.v. apparent a. and sb. OED. KEY: apparaunt@adj **apparaunt** adj 1 apparaunt 1 **appareil** n. "apparel, clothing; furnishings, trappings; personal characteristics, behavior," s.v. apparel sb. OED. KEY: appareil@n **appareil** n 7 apparaile 1 apparailes 2 apparaille 2 apparayle 2 **appareillement** n. "ornaments," s.v. apparelment OED. KEY: appareillement@n **appareillement** n 1 apparailementz 1 **appareillen** v. "apparel, clothe; prepare; adorn," s.v. apparel v. OED. KEY: appareillen@v **appareillen** v 20 aparayle 1 aparayled 1 apparailed 1 apparailen 2 apparaileth 1 apparaille 3 apparailled 1 apparaillen 3 apparailleth 2 apparayled 3 apparaylen 1 apparayleth 1 **appareilling** ger. "preparation," s.v. apparelling, -eling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: appareilling@ger **appareilling** ger 3 apparaillyng 1 apparaillynge 1 apparailynge 1 **appel** n. "apple," s.v. apple OED. KEY: appel@n **appel** n 9 appil 1 apples 5 applis 1 appul 2 **Appelles** n. "Appelles, a legendary sculptor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: appelles@n#propn **appelles** n#propn 2 apelles 1 appelles 1 **apperceiven** v. "perceive; understand, realize," s.v. apperceive v. OED. KEY: apperceiven@v **apperceiven** v 12 aperceyve 3 aperceyved 2 aperceyvede 1 aperceyven 2 aperceyvest 1 aperceyveth 3 **apperceiving** ger. "perceiving, noticing," s.v. apperceiving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: apperceiving@ger **apperceiving** ger 1 aperceyvynges 1 **apperen** v.(1) "appear," s.v. appear v. OED. KEY: apperen@v1 **apperen** v1 18 apeered 2 apeeren 1 apere 2 apiere 1 apiereth 1 appeere 5 appeered 1 appeereth 1 appere 2 appiere 1 appieren 1 **apperen** v.(2) "be equal," s.v. apere v. OED. KEY: apperen@v2 **apperen** v2 1 apperen 1 **appertenen** v. "appertain, belong; concern; be appropriate, fitting," s.v. appertain v. OED. KEY: appertenen@v **appertenen** v 28 aperteignen 1 apertenen 3 aperteneth 18 apertenith 2 apertenyng 1 aperteynyng 1 appertenen 1 apperteyneth 1 **appesen** v. "appease, pacify; reconcile (conflicts); alleviate, remedy; grow calm," s.v. appease v. OED. KEY: appesen@v **appesen** v 13 apaisen 1 apaysed 2 apaysede 1 apese 5 apesed 2 apeseth 1 appeseth 1 **appetit** n. "appetite, desire; natural inclinations; sexual craving," s.v. appetite sb. OED. KEY: appetit@n **appetit** n 24 apetit 1 appetit 14 appetites 5 appetyt 4 **appetiten** v. "desire, seek," s.v. appetite v. OED. KEY: appetiten@v **appetiten** v 1 apetiteth 1 **applien** v. "combine (with)," s.v. apply v. OED. KEY: applien@v **applien** v 1 applien 1 **appointen** v. "appoint, specify (a time); decide, settle," s.v. appoint v. OED. KEY: appointen@v **appointen** v 5 apoynte 2 apoynted 2 apoynteden 1 **Appollin** n. "Apollo, the classical god, the sun," proper n. KEY: appollin@n#propn **appollin** n#propn 14 apollo 4 appollo 9 appolloo 1 **Appollonius** n. "Appolonius of Tyre," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: appollonius@n#propn **appollonius** n#propn 1 appollonius 1 **apposen** v. "question, examine," s.v. appose v.\\1 OED. KEY: apposen@v **apposen** v 1 apposed 1 **apprentis** n. "apprentice," s.v. apprentice sb. OED. KEY: apprentis@n **apprentis** n 2 apprentice 1 apprentys 1 **appreven** v. "approve; test, prove true; (ppl. adj.) proven by experience," s.v. approve v.\\1 OED, approved ppl. a. OED. KEY: appreven@v appreven@v#adj **appreven** v#adj 3 appreved 2 approved 1 **appreven** v 5 approve 1 approved 3 approvest 1 **approchen** v. "approach, come near; come to resemble; be concerned," s.v. approach v. OED. KEY: approchen@v **approchen** v 23 approche 5 approched 2 approchen 2 approcheth 3 approchith 1 aproche 3 aprochen 5 aprocheth 1 aprochid 1 **approching** ger. "approaching, meddling (with)," s.v. approaching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: approching@ger **approching** ger 1 approchynge 1 **appropren** v. "(ppl.) reserved as the exclusive possession," s.v. appropre, approprie v. OED. KEY: appropren@v **appropren** v 1 appropred 1 **approuer** n. "agent," s.v. approver\\2, apprower OED. KEY: approuer@n **approuer** n 1 approwours 1 **appurtenaunce** n. "(pl.) appurtenances, equipment," s.v. appertenance OED. KEY: appurtenaunce@n **appurtenaunce** n 1 apurtenaunces 1 **appurtenaunt** adj. & n. "(as adj.) belonging, appropriate," s.v. appurtenant a. and sb. OED. KEY: appurtenaunt@adj **appurtenaunt** adj 3 apertenant 1 apertenaunt 1 apertinent 1 **April** n. "April, the month," s.v. April OED. KEY: april@n **april** n 8 aperil 3 aperill 1 april 1 aprill 3 **Aprilis** Lat. n. "April, the month." KEY: aprilis@lat\_n **aprilis** lat\_n 1 aprilis 1 **Aquarie** n. "Aquarius, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Aquarius OED. KEY: aquarie@n **aquarie** n 3 aquarie 1 aquarius 2 **aqueintaunce** n. "acquaintance, familiarity; persons of one's acquaintance, companions," s.v. acquaintance OED. KEY: aqueintaunce@n **aqueintaunce** n 11 acqueyntance 1 aquayntaunce 2 aqueyntance 1 aqueyntances 1 aqueyntaunce 5 aqueyntaunces 1 **aqueinten** v. "become acquainted, (reflex.) introduce oneself," s.v. acquaint v. OED. KEY: aqueinten@v **aqueinten** v 5 aqueynte 1 aqueynted 3 aqueynteden 1 **Aquiloun** n. "the north wind," s.v. Aquilon OED. KEY: aquiloun@n **aquiloun** n 2 aquilon 1 aquylon 1 **aquitaunce** n. "release (from obligations), forgiveness," s.v. acquittance OED. KEY: aquitaunce@n **aquitaunce** n 3 acquitance 1 acquitaunce 2 **aquiten** v. "acquit, release (from obligations); repay; (reflex.) conduct oneself," s.v. acquit v. OED. KEY: aquiten@v **aquiten** v 5 acquite 2 acquiten 1 acquiteth 1 aquite 1 **Arabi** n. & adj. "(as n.) Arabia," place name. KEY: arabi@n#propn **arabi** n#propn 2 arabe 1 arabye 1 **Arabien** adj. & n. "(as n.) Arabian," s.v. Arabian a. & sb. OED. KEY: arabien@n **arabien** n 3 arabiens 2 arabyen 1 **Arabik** adj. & n. "(as n.) Arabic, the language," s.v. Arabic a. OED. KEY: arabik@n **arabik** n 1 arabik 1 **aracen** v. "uproot, tear away," s.v. arace v. OED. KEY: aracen@v **aracen** v 10 arace 6 araced 1 arased 1 arrace 1 arraced 1 **Aragon** n. "Aragon, in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: aragon@n#propn **aragon** n#propn 1 aragon 1 **araisen** v. "raise up, elevate; incite, stir up; impose (a tax)," s.v. araise v. OED. KEY: araisen@v **araisen** v 9 areise 1 areised 2 areysed 2 areysen 2 areyseth 2 **arbitracioun** n. "power of decision," s.v. arbitration OED. KEY: arbitracioun@n **arbitracioun** n 1 arbitracioun 1 **arbitre** n. "free will," s.v. arbitry OED. KEY: arbitre@n **arbitre** n 5 arbitre 1 arbitrie 4 **Arcadie** n. "Arcadia, in Greece," place name; not in MED; cf. Archade n. MED. KEY: arcadie@n#propn **arcadie** n#propn 1 arcadye 1 **archangel** n.(3) "archangel, a bird (titmouse?)," s.v. archangel OED. KEY: archangel@n3 **archangel** n3 1 archaungell 1 **arche** n. "(astro.) arc (of a circle)," s.v. arch sb. OED. KEY: arche@n **arche** n 12 arch 9 arches 1 ark 2 **arche-bishop** n. "archbishop," s.v. archbishop OED. KEY: arche-bishop@n **arche-bishop** n 1 erchebisshop 1 **arche-deken** n. "archdeacon," s.v. archdeacon OED. KEY: arche-deken@n **arche-deken** n 5 ercedekenes 2 erchedeken 1 erchedeknes 2 **archer** n. "archer," s.v. archer OED. KEY: archer@n **archer** n 2 archeer 1 archer 1 **arche-wif** n. "virago," s.v. archwife OED. KEY: arche-wif@n **arche-wif** n 1 archewyves 1 **Archimoris** n. "(gen.) Archemorus, son of Lycurgus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: archimoris@n#propn **archimoris** n#propn 1 archymoris 1 **Arcite** n.(1) "Arcite, one of the heroes of KnT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arcite@n1#propn **arcite** n1#propn 71 arcita 11 arcite 59 arcites 1 **Arcite** n.(2) "Arcite, lover of Anelida in Anel," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arcite@n2#propn **arcite** n2#propn 17 arcite 17 **Arctour** n. "Arcturus, the star," s.v. Arcturus OED, Artur n. MED. KEY: artur@n **artur** n 2 arctour 1 arcturus 1 **Arcturus** n. "Arcturus, the constellation," s.v. Arcturus OED, Artur n. MED. KEY: artur@ **arcturus** n. 1 arctrus 1 **ardaunt** adj. "ardent," s.v. ardent a. OED. KEY: ardaunt@adj **ardaunt** adj 2 ardaunt 2 **Ardea** n. "Ardea, city in Latium," place name; not in MED. KEY: ardea@n#propn **ardea** n#propn 1 ardea 1 **ardour** n. "ardor," s.v. ardour, ardor OED. KEY: ardour@n **ardour** n 1 ardour 1 **areden** v.(1) "form an opinion, guess; explain, interpret," s.v. aread, arede, areed v. OED. KEY: areden@v1 **areden** v1 5 arede 5 **areste** n. "arrest, confinement; seizure; delay; (with in) into position, fewtered," s.v. arrest sb.\\1 OED. KEY: areste@n **areste** n 7 areest 1 arest 3 arreest 2 arrest 1 **aresten** v. "arrest, stop; restrain; seize," s.v. arrest v. OED. KEY: aresten@v **aresten** v 6 areestid 1 areste 2 aresten 1 aresteth 1 arresten 1 **aretten** v. "impute, ascribe (blame) to," s.v. aret, arette v. OED. KEY: aretten@v **aretten** v 5 arette 1 aretten 1 arrette 1 arretted 1 arretteth 1 **Arge** n. "Argos (modern Morea), in the Peloponnesus," place name; not in MED. KEY: arge@n#propn **arge** n#propn 3 arge 2 argon 1 **Argeyes** n. "(pl.) Argives, people of Argos;" not in OED, not in MED. KEY: argeyes@n **argeyes** n 1 argeyes 1 **Argive** n.(1) "Argive, mother of Criseyde in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: argive@n1#propn **argive** n1#propn 1 argyve 1 **Argive** n.(2) "Argia, wife of Polynices," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: argive@n2#propn **argive** n2#propn 1 argyves 1 **argoille** n. "argol, potassium bitartrate," s.v. argol\\1 OED. KEY: argoille@n **argoille** n 1 argoille 1 **Argonauticon** n. "the Argonautica, poem by Valerius Flaccus," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: argonauticon@n#propn **argonauticon** n#propn 1 argonautycon 1 **arguen** v. "argue, debate, dispute," s.v. argue v. OED. KEY: arguen@v **arguen** v 6 argue 1 argued 1 argueth 1 arguist 1 arguwe 1 arguynge 1 **arguing** ger. "argument, disputation," s.v. arguing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: arguing@ger **arguing** ger 1 arguynge 1 **argument** n. "argument, disputation; process of reasoning; evidence; angle used in calculations," s.v. argument OED. KEY: argument@n **argument** n 21 argument 8 argumentes 7 argumentz 6 **argumenten** v. "argue, reason (with oneself)," s.v. argument v. OED. KEY: argumenten@v **argumenten** v 2 argumented 1 argumenten 1 **Argus** n.(1) "Argus, mythical guardian of Io," proper n. KEY: argus@n1#propn **argus** n1#propn 4 argus 4 **Argus** n.(2) "Algus, an arabic mathematician," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: argus@n2#propn **argus** n2#propn 1 argus 1 **Argus** n.(3) "Argus, builder of the ship Argo," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: argus@n3#propn **argus** n3#propn 1 argus 1 **Aries** n. "Aries, the Ram, a zodiacal sign," s.v. Aries OED. KEY: aries@n **aries** n 24 aries 22 ariete 2 **a-right** adv. "rightly, correctly, successfully; directly; precisely, indeed," s.v. aright adv. OED. KEY: a-right@adv **a-right** adv 44 aright 31 aryght 13 **Arionis** n. "(gen.) Arion's (harp), the constellation Lyra," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arionis@n#propn **arionis** n#propn 1 arionis 1 **arisen** v. "arise, stand, get up; (of a siege) be raised; ascend, rise up; appear, occur," s.v. arise v. OED. KEY: arisen@v **arisen** v 71 aris 1 arise 25 arisen 10 ariseth 8 arisith 10 arist 1 aros 4 arys 3 aryse 8 arysen 1 **arising** ger. "arising, rise," s.v. arising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: arising@ger **arising** ger 16 arising 1 arisyng 10 arysynge 3 arysynges 2 **arist** n. "arising, rise," s.v. arist OED. KEY: arist@n **arist** n 1 arist 1 **Aristoclides** n. "Aristoclides, tyrant of Orchomenos," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: aristoclides@n#propn **aristoclides** n#propn 1 aristoclides 1 **Aristotle** n. "Aristotle," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: aristotle@n#propn **aristotle** n#propn 6 aristotile 1 aristotle 5 **arivage** n. "arrival by sea, landing," s.v. arrivage OED. KEY: arivage@n **arivage** n 1 arryvage 1 **arivaille** n. "arrival by sea, landing," s.v. arrival OED. KEY: arivaille@n **arivaille** n 1 aryvayle 1 **ariven** v. "arrive, reach land; cause (a ship) to reach land," s.v. arrive v. OED. KEY: ariven@v **ariven** v 13 arryve 2 arryved 2 arryven 1 aryve 1 aryved 4 aryvede 2 aryveth 1 **arm** n. "arm (of the body); inlet (of the sea)," s.v. arm sb.\\1 OED. KEY: arm@n **arm** n 94 arm 27 arme 1 armes 66 **armee** n. "army, military expedition," s.v. army OED. KEY: armee@n **armee** n 1 armee 1 **armen** v. "equip with weapons and armor; (ppl. adj.) armed, equipped," s.v. arm v.\\1 OED, armed ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: armen@v armen@v#adj **armen** v 6 armed 4 armen 1 armeth 1 **armen** v#adj 10 armed 10 **Armenie** n. "Armenia," place name. KEY: armenie@n#propn **armenie** n#propn 1 ermony 1 **armes** n. (pl.) "arms, weapons; warfare, deeds of arms; heraldic device," s.v. arm sb.\\2 OED. KEY: armes@n **armes** n 43 armes 43 **arm-gret** adj. "thick as an arm," s.v. arm sb.\\1 OED. KEY: arm-gret@adj **arm-gret** adj 1 arm-greet 1 **arm-hol** n. "armpit," s.v. arm-hole OED. KEY: arm-hol@n **arm-hol** n 1 armholes 1 **arming** ger. "arming, putting on armor," s.v. arming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: arming@ger **arming** ger 1 armynge 1 **armipotent** adj. "mighty in arms," s.v. armipotent a. OED. KEY: armipotent@adj **armipotent** adj 2 armypotente 2 **armles** adj. "armless," s.v. armless a.\\1 OED. KEY: armles@adj **armles** adj 1 armlees 1 **armoniak** adj. "ammoniac," s.v. ammoniac a. and sb. OED. KEY: armoniak@adj **armoniak** adj 3 armonyak 3 **armonie** n. "harmony," s.v. harmony OED. KEY: armonie@n **armonie** n 5 armonye 5 **Armorik** n. "Armorica, coastal Brittany and Normandy," place name; not in MED. KEY: armorik@n#propn **armorik** n#propn 3 armorik 2 armorike 1 **armure** n. "armor, armaments," s.v. armour OED. KEY: armure@n **armure** n 10 armoure 1 armure 6 armures 3 **armurer** n. "armorer," s.v. armourer OED. KEY: armurer@n **armurer** n 1 armurers 1 **Arnold** n. "Arnoldus of Villanova, an alchemical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arnold@n#propn **arnold** n#propn 1 arnold 1 **aroue** adv. "in a row," s.v. arow adv. OED. KEY: aroue@adv **aroue** adv 3 a-rewe 1 a-rowe 1 arowe 1 **aroume** adv. "in an open space," s.v. a-room adv. OED. KEY: aroume@adv **aroume** adv 1 a-roume 1 **Arpie** n. "Harpy, a mythological creature," s.v. Harpy OED. KEY: arpie@n **arpie** n 2 arpies 1 arpiis 1 **arrai** n. "array, arrangement, order; preparation, behavior; condition, state, treatment; crowd of people; equipment, clothing, adornment (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. array sb. OED. KEY: arrai@n arrai@n#propn **arrai** n 77 aray 11 array 66 **arrai** n#propn 2 aray 1 array 1 **arraien** v. "array, arrange; plan, plot; equip, adorn (also ppl. adj.); provide, construct," s.v. array v. OED, arrayed pa. pple. a. OED. KEY: arraien@v arraien@v#adj **arraien** v#adj 1 arrayed 1 **arraien** v 30 araied 2 arayed 6 arraied 1 arraieth 1 arraye 3 arrayed 17 **Arras** n. "Arras, a city in northern France," place name; not in MED. KEY: arras@n#propn **arras** n#propn 1 arras 1 **arrerage** n. "arrears, shortage in one's accounts," s.v. arrearage OED. KEY: arrerage@n **arrerage** n 1 arrerage 1 **Arrius** n. "Arrius, character in story by Walter Map," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arrius@n#propn **arrius** n#propn 2 arrius 2 **arrogaunce** n. "arrogance," s.v. arrogance OED. KEY: arrogaunce@n **arrogaunce** n 2 arrogance 2 **arrogaunt** adj. "arrogant," s.v. arrogant a. OED. KEY: arrogaunt@adj **arrogaunt** adj 1 arrogant 1 **ars** n. "arse, backside," s.v. arse sb. OED. KEY: ars@n **ars** n 9 ers 9 **arsenik** n. "arsenic," s.v. arsenic sb.\\1 OED. KEY: arsenik@n **arsenik** n 1 arsenyk 1 **ars-metrike** n. "arithmetic," s.v. arithmetic sb. OED. KEY: ars-metrike@n **ars-metrike** n 2 ars-metrike 2 **art** n.(1) "art, craft; arts curriculum, academic learning; principles and practice of a craft, knowledge (also as proper n., literary work); scheme, plan; cunning, trickery," s.v. art sb. OED. KEY: art@n1 art@n1#propn **art** n1 43 art 41 artes 1 artz 1 **art** n1#propn 1 art 1 **artelrie** n. "(pl.) artillery, ballistic engines," s.v. artillery OED. KEY: artelrie@n **artelrie** n 1 artelries 1 **arten** v. "induce," s.v. art v.\\1 OED. KEY: arten@v **arten** v 1 arten 1 **Arthemesie** n. "Artemesia, widow of Mausolus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arthemesie@n#propn **arthemesie** n#propn 1 arthemesie 1 **Arthour** n. "Arthur, legendary king of Britain," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arthour@n#propn **arthour** n#propn 5 arthour 3 arthures 1 artour 1 **artificial** adj. "(of day) from sunrise to sunset," s.v. artificial a. OED. KEY: artificial@adj **artificial** adj 5 artificial 3 artificiall 2 **artik** adj. & n. "(as adj.) northern," s.v. arctic a. and sb. OED. KEY: artik@adj **artik** adj 14 artik 11 artike 1 artyk 1 artyke 1 **Artois** n. "Artois, the region in northern France," place name; not in MED. KEY: artois@n#propn **artois** n#propn 1 artoys 1 **Arveragus** n. "Arveragus, husband of Dorigen in FranT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: arveragus@n#propn **arveragus** n#propn 12 arveragus 12 **arwe** n. "arrow," s.v. arrow sb. OED. KEY: arwe@n **arwe** n 39 arowe 8 arowes 1 arowis 5 arwe 7 arwes 18 **as** conj. "as, so as, as if," s.v. as adv. (conj. and rel. pron.) OED. KEY: as@conj **as** conj 4439 als 5 also 45 as 4389 **as** n. "one-spot on a die (in the game of dice)," s.v. ace OED. KEY: as@n **as** n 2 aas 1 as 1 **Ascanius** n. "Ascanius, son of Aeneas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ascanius@n#propn **ascanius** n#propn 3 ascanius 1 ascanyus 1 askanius 1 **ascaunce** adv. & conj. "(as adv.) as if to say; (as conj.) as if," s.v. askance adv. OED, askance(s conj. adv. OED. KEY: ascaunce@adv ascaunce@conj **ascaunce** adv 2 ascaunces 2 **ascaunce** conj 3 ascaunce 2 ascaunces 1 **ascenden** v. "(astro.) ascend, rise above the horizon," s.v. ascend v. OED. KEY: ascenden@v **ascenden** v 22 ascende 2 ascended 2 ascendid 3 ascendith 12 ascendyng 2 ascendynge 1 **ascendent** n. "(astro.) ascendent, the degree of the ecliptic or zodiac rising at a given moment," s.v. ascendent, -ent a. and sb. OED. KEY: ascendent@n **ascendent** n 46 ascendent 44 ascendentes 2 **ascending** ger. "(astro.) ascension (of an astro. sign)," s.v. ascending vbl. sb. OED. KEY: ascending@ger **ascending** ger 1 ascendyng 1 **ascensioun** n. "(astro.) rising above the horizon; (alchem.) vaporization," s.v. ascension OED. KEY: ascensioun@n **ascensioun** n 16 ascencioun 4 ascenciouns 1 ascensions 4 ascensioun 7 **ascri** n. "outcry, clamor," s.v. ascry sb. OED. KEY: ascri@n **ascri** n 1 ascry 1 **ashamed** ppl. "ashamed, disgraced; embarrassed; diffident, fearful; (as n.) state of shame, embarrassment," s.v. ashamed ppl. a. OED. KEY: ashamed@ppl ashamed@ppl#adj\_n **ashamed** ppl#adj\_n 1 ashamed 1 **ashamed** ppl 13 aschamed 3 ashamed 7 asschamed 1 asschamid 2 **Asia** n. "Asia," place name. KEY: asia@n#propn **asia** n#propn 2 asye 2 **aside** adv. "aside," s.v. aside adv., prep., adj., sb. OED. KEY: aside@adv **aside** adv 9 aside 4 asyde 5 **asken** v. "ask (a question), inquire; request; demand, (of things) require," s.v. ask v. OED. KEY: asken@v **asken** v 157 aske 12 asked 7 asken 5 asketh 9 axe 48 axed 19 axede 2 axen 17 axest 4 axestow 4 axeth 23 axid 3 axide 2 axinge 2 **askinge** ger. "asking, request; question," s.v. asking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: askinge@ger **askinge** ger 9 asking 1 askyng 2 askynge 1 axing 1 axyng 2 axynge 2 **aslaken** v. "subside," s.v. aslake v. OED. KEY: aslaken@v **aslaken** v 2 aslake 1 aslaked 1 **aslepe** adv.(1) "asleep," s.v. asleep adv. and pred. a. OED. KEY: aslepe@adv1 **aslepe** adv1 9 aslepe 9 **asonder** adv. & pred. adj. "asunder, apart; distant; different," s.v. asunder adv. OED. KEY: asonder@adv&adj **asonder** adv&adj 8 asonder 6 asondir 1 asondre 1 **aspe** n. "aspen, the tree (also as adj.)," s.v. asp\\1 OED, aspen a. and sb. OED. KEY: aspe@n aspe@n#adj **aspe** n#adj 1 aspen 1 **aspe** n 5 asp 2 aspe 2 aspes 1 **aspect** n. "(astro.) aspect, relative position of a planet," s.v. aspect OED. KEY: aspect@n **aspect** n 7 aspect 3 aspectes 4 **aspie** n. "spy," s.v. espy sb. OED. KEY: aspie@n **aspie** n 3 espie 2 espye 1 **aspien** v. "espy, notice, look about; seek, try to find out; discover, waylay; find (time, leisure)," s.v. espy v. OED. KEY: aspien@v **aspien** v 83 aspide 1 aspie 4 aspied 5 aspien 2 aspye 3 aspyed 1 espide 4 espie 18 espied 5 espien 4 espyde 1 espye 28 espyed 4 espyen 3 **aspiinge** ger. "spying," s.v. espying OED. KEY: aspiinge@ger **aspiinge** ger 1 espying 1 **aspre** adj. "harsh, bitter, fierce," s.v. asper, aspre a. OED. KEY: aspre@adj **aspre** adj 16 aspere 1 aspre 15 **asprenesse** n. "harshness, severity," s.v. asperness OED. KEY: asprenesse@n **asprenesse** n 2 asprenesse 2 **assai** n. "assay, test; experiment, evidence; attempt, effort," s.v. assay OED. KEY: assai@n **assai** n 16 assay 14 assayes 2 **assaien** v. "assay, test; investigate, experience, try out; try, attempt," s.v. assay v. OED. KEY: assaien@v **assaien** v 43 asaieth 1 asay 1 assaie 2 assaied 2 assaien 1 assaieth 1 assay 5 assaye 13 assayed 12 assayen 3 assayeth 1 assayinge 1 **assaillen** v. "assail, attack, harass; rebuke; test," s.v. assail v. OED. KEY: assaillen@v **assaillen** v 15 asayle 1 assaile 1 assailed 3 assaileden 1 assaille 2 assailled 2 assaillede 1 assailleth 1 assayle 2 assayled 1 **assaut** n. "assault, attack; affliction, temptation," s.v. assault sb. OED. KEY: assaut@n **assaut** n 5 assaut 1 assautes 3 assawtes 1 **asse** n. "ass, the animal," s.v. ass OED. KEY: asse@n **asse** n 13 asse 6 asses 7 **assege** n. "siege," s.v. assiege sb. OED. KEY: assege@n **assege** n 7 asege 1 assege 6 **assegen** v. "besiege," s.v. assiege v. OED. KEY: assegen@v **assegen** v 2 asseged 1 assegeden 1 **assemble** n. "assembly, gathering; copulation," s.v. assembly OED. KEY: assemble@n **assemble** n 5 assemble 3 assemblee 2 **assemblen** v.(1) "assemble, come together, bring together; copulate," s.v. assemble v.\\1 OED. KEY: assemblen@v1 **assemblen** v1 25 assemble 4 assembled 16 assemblen 4 assemblid 1 **assemblinge** ger. "assembling, gathering; copulation," s.v. assembling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: assemblinge@ger **assemblinge** ger 5 assemblynge 5 **assent** n. "assent, approval; will, intent; opinion, attitude," s.v. assent sb. OED. KEY: assent@n **assent** n 29 assent 29 **assenten** v. "assent, agree to; agree upon, approve; submit, yield," s.v. assent v. OED. KEY: assenten@v **assenten** v 48 assente 33 assented 7 assenteden 1 assentedest 1 assenten 4 assenteth 1 assentynge 1 **asshe** n.(1) "ash, the tree," s.v. ash sb.\\1 OED. KEY: asshe@n1 **asshe** n1 4 assh 2 asshe 1 asshen 1 **asshe** n.(2) "ash, residue," s.v. ash sb.\\2 OED. KEY: asshe@n2 **asshe** n2 12 ash 1 asshen 10 asshes 1 **asshi** adj. "ash-colored," s.v. ashy a. OED. KEY: asshi@adj **asshi** adj 1 asshy 1 **assignen** v. "assign, prescribe; designate, appoint (a place or time); offer (a reason); (ppl. adj.) designated," s.v. assign v. OED, assigned ppl. a. OED. KEY: assignen@v#adj **assignen** v#adj 1 assigned 1 **assignen** v 6 assigne 2 assigned 3 assigneth 1 **assise** n. "court session; proper place," s.v. assize OED. KEY: assise@n **assise** n 5 assise 3 assyse 2 **assoilen** v. "absolve; loosen, release; resolve, explain," s.v. assoil v. OED. KEY: assoilen@v **assoilen** v 10 assoiled 1 assoilen 4 assoille 4 assoilleth 1 **assoiling** ger. "absolution," s.v. assoiling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: assoiling@ger **assoiling** ger 1 assoillyng 1 **Assuerus** n. "Ahasuerus, king of the Persians (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: assuerus@n#propn **assuerus** n#propn 3 assuer 1 assuere 1 assuerus 1 **assuraunce** n. "assurance, security; formal pledge," s.v. assurance OED. KEY: assuraunce@n **assuraunce** n 2 asseuraunce 1 assurance 1 **assuren** v. "assure, guarantee; promise, pledge; be confident, trust; rely on, entrust; (ppl. adj.) confident," s.v. assure v. OED, assured ppl. a. and sb. OED. KEY: assuren@v assuren@v#adj **assuren** v#adj 2 assured 2 **assuren** v 22 asseured 1 asseureth 1 assure 13 assured 4 assuren 1 assureth 2 **asswagen** v. "assuage, mitigate; be relieved; appease, placate; lessen, diminish," s.v. assuage v. OED. KEY: asswagen@v **asswagen** v 7 asswagen 2 aswage 5 **asterten** v. "escape, get away; (of words) slip out, escape the lips," s.v. astart v. OED. KEY: asterten@v **asterten** v 18 astert 1 asterte 15 asterted 1 asterten 1 **astoned** ppl. "astonished, dazed, dumbfounded," s.v. astoned, astunned ppl. a. OED, astonied ppl. a. OED. KEY: astoned@ppl **astoned** ppl\_abs 7 astoned 6 astonyd 1 **astoned** ppl 10 astoned 8 astonyd 1 astonyed 1 **astonen** v. "astonish, daze," s.v. astone, astun v. OED. KEY: astonen@v **astonen** v 3 astonyed 1 astonyeth 2 **astoninge** ger. "astonishment," s.v. astoning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: astoninge@ger **astoninge** ger 3 astonyenge 1 astonynge 2 **astoren** v. "(ppl.) provided, stocked," s.v. astore OED. KEY: astoren@v **astoren** v 1 astored 1 **astrelabie** n. "astrolabe, an astronomical instrument," s.v. astrolabe OED. KEY: astrelabie@n **astrelabie** n 55 astralabie 2 astralabye 1 astrelabie 35 astrelabies 2 astrelaby 1 astrelabye 6 astrelabyes 1 astrolabie 7 **astrologer** n. "astrologer, astronomer," s.v. astrologer OED. KEY: astrologer@n **astrologer** n 1 astrologer 1 **astrologie** n.(1) "astrology, astronomy," s.v. astrology OED. KEY: astrologie@n1 **astrologie** n1 4 astrologie 1 astrologye 3 **astrologien** n. "astrologer, astronomer," s.v. astrologian sb. and a. OED. KEY: astrologien@n **astrologien** n 7 astrologien 2 astrologiens 5 **astronomie** n.(1) "astronomy, astrology," s.v. astronomy OED. KEY: astronomie@n1 **astronomie** n1 6 astromye 2 astronomye 4 **asur** n.(1) & adj. "(as n.) azure, lapis lazuli," s.v. azure sb. and a. OED. KEY: asur@n1 **asur** n1 5 asure 5 **asweved** ppl. "dulled, made sleepy," s.v. asweve v. OED. KEY: asweved@ppl **asweved** ppl 1 asweved 1 **aswouen** pred. adj. & adv. "in a swoon, fainted," s.v. a-swoon advb. phr. OED. KEY: aswouen@adj&adv **aswouen** adj&adv 10 a-swowe 1 a-swowne 2 aswoune 1 aswowne 6 **at** prep. "at, in," s.v. at prep. OED. KEY: at@prep **at** prep 808 at 806 att 2 **ataken** v. "overtake," s.v. atake v. OED. KEY: ataken@v **ataken** v 5 atake 5 **atasten** v. "taste, experience," s.v. ataste v. OED. KEY: atasten@v **atasten** v 1 ataste 1 **atazir** n. "(astro.) dominant planet"; not in OED. KEY: atazir@n **atazir** n 1 atazir 1 **a-temple** adv. "in the temple"; not in OED; s.v. on- prefix (2) MED. KEY: a-temple@adv **a-temple** adv 1 a-temple 1 **Athalante** n. "Atalanta, mother of the Pleiades," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: athalante@n#propn **athalante** n#propn 3 athalante 1 athalantes 1 atthalante 1 **Athalus** n. "Attalus III, Philometer, king of Pergamum," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: athalus@n#propn **athalus** n#propn 1 athalus 1 **Athamante** n. "Athamas, king driven mad by Juno," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: athamante@n#propn **athamante** n#propn 1 athamante 1 **Athenes** n. "Athens," place name; not in MED. KEY: athenes@n#propn **athenes** n#propn 37 athenes 17 athenis 1 athenys 1 atthenes 18 **athinken** v. "regret, repent; displease," s.v. athink v. OED. KEY: athinken@v **athinken** v 3 athenketh 1 athynken 1 athynketh 1 **atir** n. "attire, clothing," s.v. attire sb. OED. KEY: atir@n **atir** n 3 atir 1 atyr 2 **Atiteris** n. "Atiteris, a shepherd poet," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: atiteris@n#propn **atiteris** n#propn 1 atiteris 1 **at-on** adv. "in agreement," s.v. at one advb. phr. OED, at one phr. MED. KEY: at\_one@adv **at\_one** adv 3 aton 3 **at-ones** adv. "simultaneously, in a single action, immediately," s.v. at once advb. phr. OED, at ones phr. MED. KEY: at\_ones@adv **at\_ones** adv 23 at-ones 2 atanes 1 atones 15 atonys 1 attones 4 **at-reden** v. "outwit," s.v. atrede v. OED. KEY: at-reden@v **at-reden** v 2 atrede 2 **at-rennen** v. "outrun," s.v. atren v. OED. KEY: at-rennen@v **at-rennen** v 2 atrenne 2 **Atropos** n. "Atropos, one of the Fates," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: atropos@n#propn **atropos** n#propn 2 atropos 1 attropos 1 **attamen** v. "(ppl.) begun," s.v. attame v. OED. KEY: attamen@v **attamen** v 1 attamed 1 **atte** prep. "at the," s.v. at prep. OED, at prep. MED. KEY: atte@prep **atte** prep 97 atte 97 **atteinen** v. "attain, achieve; come to (a place); amount to, have significance," s.v. attain v. OED. KEY: atteinen@v **atteinen** v 21 atayne 4 ataynt 1 ateyne 1 ateynen 1 ateynt 1 attayne 2 atteine 1 atteyne 8 atteyneth 2 **attempraunce** n. "temperance, moderation; balance, mixture of qualities," s.v. attemperance OED. KEY: attempraunce@n **attempraunce** n 9 atempraunce 4 atempraunces 1 attemperance 1 attemperaunce 2 attempraunce 1 **attempre** adj. "temperate, moderate; mild, pleasant," s.v. attempre a. OED. KEY: attempre@adj **attempre** adj 16 atempre 7 attempre 4 attempree 5 **attempreli** adv. "temperately, moderately," s.v. attemprely adv. OED. KEY: attempreli@adv **attempreli** adv 6 atemprely 2 attemprely 4 **attempren** v. "temper, restrain; control," s.v. attemper v. OED. KEY: attempren@v **attempren** v 7 atempreth 2 atemprith 2 atempryth 1 attempreth 1 attemprith 1 **attempringe** ger. "guiding"; not in OED. KEY: attempringe@ger **attempringe** ger 1 atemprynge 1 **attencioun** n. "attention," s.v. attention OED. KEY: attencioun@n **attencioun** n 1 attencioun 1 **attendaunce** n. "attention; service, ministration," s.v. attendance OED. KEY: attendaunce@n **attendaunce** n 3 attendance 1 attendaunce 1 attendaunces 1 **Attheon** n. "Actaeon, metamorphosed into a hart by Diana," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: attheon@n#propn **attheon** n#propn 2 attheon 2 **Attilla** n. "Attila, king of the Huns," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: attilla@n#propn **attilla** n#propn 1 attilla 1 **attri** adj. "malicious," s.v. attery, attry a. OED. KEY: attri@adj **attri** adj 1 attry 1 **attricioun** n. "imperfect repentance," s.v. attrition OED. KEY: attricioun@n **attricioun** n 1 attricioun 1 **Attrides** n. "Agamemnon, son of Atreus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: attrides@n#propn **attrides** n#propn 1 attrides 1 **atwein** adv. "in two," s.v. atwain advb. phr. OED. KEY: atwein@adv **atwein** adv 1 atweyne 1 **atwinne** adv. "apart," s.v. a-twin advb. phr.\\1 OED. KEY: atwinne@adv **atwinne** adv 5 atwynne 5 **atwixen** prep. "between," s.v. atwixt prep. OED. KEY: atwixen@prep **atwixen** prep 4 atwixe 2 atwixen 2 **atwo** adv. "in two, asunder," s.v. a-two advb. phr. OED. KEY: atwo@adv **atwo** adv 22 a-two 11 atwo 11 **auctorite** n. "authority, legal power; written authority, authoritative passage or book," s.v. authority OED. KEY: auctorite@n **auctorite** n 27 auctorite 9 auctoritee 12 auctoritees 3 autorite 2 autoritees 1 **auctour** n. "author, writer; creator, originator; authority," s.v. author OED. KEY: auctour@n **auctour** n 34 auctour 22 auctours 6 authour 1 autour 3 autours 2 **audience** n. "audience; opportunity to be heard; hearing, (with open, general) hearing of all present," s.v. audience OED. KEY: audience@n **audience** n 23 audience 22 audyence 1 **auditour** n. "auditor, accountant; hearer," s.v. auditor OED. KEY: auditour@n **auditour** n 2 auditour 1 auditours 1 **aue** n. "awe, fear," s.v. awe sb. OED. KEY: aue@n **aue** n 6 awe 6 **augrim** n. "arabic numerals; (as adj.) inscribed with arabic numerals," s.v. algorism OED. KEY: augrim@n augrim@n#adj **augrim** n#adj 1 augrym 1 **augrim** n 3 augrym 3 **augurie** n. "augury, divination," s.v. augury OED. KEY: augurie@n **augurie** n 2 augurye 2 **August** n. "August, the month," s.v. August sb. OED. KEY: august@n **august** n 4 august 2 augustus 2 **Augustin** n. "Saint Augustine of Hippo," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: augustin@n#propn **augustin** n#propn 33 augustin 1 augustinus 1 augustyn 24 austyn 7 **Augustus** n. "Augustus Caesar, the Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: augustus@n#propn **augustus** n#propn 2 augustus 2 **auncestre** n. "ancestor," s.v. ancestor OED. KEY: auncestre@n **auncestre** n 8 auncessours 1 auncestre 2 auncestres 5 **auncestrie** n. "ancestry, gentle birth," s.v. ancestry OED. KEY: auncestrie@n **auncestrie** n 1 auncetrye 1 **aungel** n. "angel," s.v. angel OED. KEY: aungel@n **aungel** n 43 angel 14 angeles 2 angels 4 aungel 14 aungelis 2 aungell 1 aungels 6 **aungelik** adj. "angelic," s.v. angelic a. (adv.) OED. KEY: aungelik@adj **aungelik** adj 1 aungelik 1 **aungelik** adv. "angelically," s.v. angel-like a. (adv.) OED. KEY: aungelik@adv **aungelik** adv 1 aungelyke 1 **aunte** n. "aunt," s.v. aunt OED. KEY: aunte@n **aunte** n 1 aunte 1 **auntren** v. "venture, take a chance," s.v. adventure v. OED. KEY: auntren@v **auntren** v 2 auntre 1 auntred 1 **Aurelian** n. "Lucius Domitius Aurelianus, Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: aurelian@n#propn **aurelian** n#propn 2 aurelian 2 **Aurelius** n. "Aurelius, the squire in FranT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: aurelius@n#propn **aurelius** n#propn 24 aurelie 4 aurelius 19 aurelyus 1 **Aurora** n.(1) "Aurora, the dawn," proper n.; s.v. aurora n. MED. KEY: aurora@n1#propn **aurora** n1#propn 1 aurora 1 **Aurora** n.(2) "Aurora, a work by Peter of Riga," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: aurora@n2#propn **aurora** n2#propn 1 aurora 1 **Auster** n. "Auster, the south wind," s.v. Auster OED. KEY: auster@n **auster** n 3 auster 3 **autentik** adj. "authentic, authoritative," s.v. authentic a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: autentik@adj **autentik** adj 1 autentyk 1 **auter** n. "altar," s.v. altar OED. KEY: auter@n **auter** n 11 auter 11 **autumpne** n. "autumn," s.v. autumn OED. KEY: autumpne@n **autumpne** n 4 autumpne 4 **availen** v. "avail, benefit; (impers.) be of use, be helpful; be successful, prosper; prevail (against)," s.v. avail v. OED. KEY: availen@v **availen** v 57 availe 1 availeth 7 availle 21 availlen 4 availleth 9 avayle 4 avayled 1 avaylen 2 avayleth 6 avaylle 1 avaylleth 1 **avalen** v. "descend; remove (headgear, as a sign of respect)," s.v. avale v. OED. KEY: avalen@v **avalen** v 3 avale 1 avalen 2 **avarice** n. "avarice (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. avarice OED. KEY: avarice@n avarice@n#propn **avarice** n 29 avarice 26 avaryce 3 **avarice** n#propn 5 avarice 5 **avaricious** adj. "avaricious," s.v. avaricious a. OED. KEY: avaricious@adj **avaricious** adj 10 avaricious 9 avricious 1 **avauncen** v. "help, cause to prosper; benefit, be profitable; promote," s.v. advance v. OED. KEY: avauncen@v **avauncen** v 13 avaunce 10 avaunced 2 avauncen 1 **avauntage** n. "advantage, supremacy; advantageous position; benefit, one's best interests; monetary profit," s.v. advantage OED. KEY: avauntage@n **avauntage** n 10 avantage 8 avauntage 2 **avaunt** n. "boast," s.v. avaunt sb.\\1 OED. KEY: avaunt@n **avaunt** n 6 avant 1 avantes 1 avaunt 4 **avaunten** v. "boast; praise," s.v. avaunt v.\\1 OED. KEY: avaunten@v **avaunten** v 11 avante 1 avanten 1 avaunte 6 avaunted 1 avauntynge 1 avawntede 1 **avaunting** ger. "boasting," s.v. avaunting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: avaunting@ger **avaunting** ger 2 avauntyng 1 avauntynge 1 **avauntour** n. "boaster," s.v. avaunter OED. KEY: avauntour@n **avauntour** n 7 avantour 1 avauntour 6 **Ave** interj. "Hail (Mary)," s.v. Ave v. OED, Ave Marie n. MED; cf. ave n. MED. KEY: ave@interj **ave** interj 1 ave 1 **Ave-Marie** n. "Hail Mary," s.v. Ave Marie, Ave Mary OED. KEY: ave\_marie@n **ave\_marie** n 1 ave-marie 1 **avenaunt** adj. "attractive," s.v. avenant a. and sb. OED. KEY: avenaunt@adj **avenaunt** adj 1 avenaunt 1 **avengen** v. "(ppl.) avenged," s.v. avenge v. OED. KEY: avengen@v **avengen** v 1 avenged 1 **aventaille** n. "mail neck guard," s.v. aventail, -ayle OED. KEY: aventaille@n **aventaille** n 2 aventaille 2 **aventure** n. "adventure, chance happening; fate, fortune (also as proper n., personified); danger, risk; venture, exploit," s.v. adventure OED. KEY: aventure@n aventure@n#propn **aventure** n 84 aventure 72 aventures 12 **aventure** n#propn 2 aventure 2 **aventurous** adj. "adventurous, seeking adventure; accidental, by chance," s.v. adventurous a. OED. KEY: aventurous@adj **aventurous** adj 4 auntrous 1 aventuros 1 aventurous 1 aventurouse 1 **Averil** n. "April, the month," s.v. April OED. KEY: averil@n **averil** n 1 averill 1 **Averrois** n. "Averroes, arabic medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: averrois@n#propn **averrois** n#propn 1 averrois 1 **Avicen** n. "Avicenna, arabic medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: avicen@n#propn **avicen** n#propn 2 avycen 2 **avis** n. "advice, judgement; thought, deliberation; consultation," s.v. advice OED. KEY: avis@n **avis** n 11 avys 11 **avise** adj. "discreet," s.v. advisy, advisee ppl. a. OED. KEY: avise@adj **avise** adj 1 avyse 1 **aviseli** adv. "advisedly, cautiously; seriously, carefully," s.v. advisely adv. OED. KEY: aviseli@adv **aviseli** adv 4 avysely 4 **avisement** n. "advisement, consultation; (with full) clear view; (with tok) decision," s.v. advisement OED. KEY: avisement@n **avisement** n 13 avisement 3 avysement 10 **avisen** v. "advise, instruct; look at; consult, deliberate, think about; decide,," s.v. advise v. OED. KEY: avisen@v **avisen** v 58 avise 10 avised 3 avisede 1 avyse 15 avysed 18 avyseth 8 avysyng 2 avysynge 1 **avisioun** n. "vision, dream; literary account of a dream," s.v. avision OED. KEY: avisioun@n **avisioun** n 13 avision 3 avisions 2 avisioun 2 avisyon 1 avysioun 3 avysiouns 1 avysyoun 1 **avoi** interj. "shame!" s.v. avoy int. OED. KEY: avoi@interj **avoi** interj 1 avoy 1 **avoue** n. "vow," s.v. avow OED. KEY: avoue@n **avoue** n 7 avow 7 **avouen** v.(1) "avow, acknowledge," s.v. avow v.\\1 OED. KEY: avouen@v1 **avouen** v1 1 avowe 1 **avouen** v.(2) "vow, pledge," s.v. avow v.\\2 OED. KEY: avouen@v2 **avouen** v2 2 avowe 1 avoweth 1 **avouter** n. "adulterer," s.v. adulter OED. KEY: avouter@n **avouter** n 3 avowtier 1 avowtiers 2 **avoutrie** n. "adultery," s.v. adultery OED. KEY: avoutrie@n **avoutrie** n 15 avouterye 2 avoutrye 1 avowtrie 11 avowtrye 1 **awaite** n. "ambush; watchfulness, caution; surveillance," s.v. await sb. OED. KEY: awaite@n **awaite** n 7 await 3 awayt 3 awaytes 1 **awaiten** v. "await, wait for; waylay; watch; pay attention," s.v. await v. OED. KEY: awaiten@v **awaiten** v 7 awaiteth 3 awaityng 1 awaitynge 1 awayte 1 awayted 1 **awaiter** n. "one who lies in ambush," s.v. awaiter OED. KEY: awaiter@n **awaiter** n 1 awaytour 1 **awaiting** ger. "attentiveness," s.v. awaiting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: awaiting@ger **awaiting** ger 1 awayting 1 **awaken** v. "awake," s.v. awake v. OED. KEY: awaken@v **awaken** v 40 awak 5 awake 20 awaked 3 awaken 2 awaketh 5 awook 5 **award** n. "judgement, verdict," s.v. award sb. OED. KEY: award@n **award** n 1 award 1 **awarden** v. "judge, decree," s.v. award v.\\1 OED. KEY: awarden@v **awarden** v 2 awarde 1 awarded 1 **awei** adv. "away; (as interj.) away with you, get away," s.v. away adv. OED. KEY: awei@adv awei@adv#interj **awei** adv 162 away 23 awaye 1 awey 122 aweye 16 **awei** adv#interj 2 awey 2 **awei-ward** adv. & pred. adj. "(as adv.) away," s.v. away-ward adv. OED. KEY: awei-ward@adv **awei-ward** adv 1 aweyward 1 **awepe** adv. "into tears"; not in OED. KEY: awepe@adv **awepe** adv 1 a-wepe 1 **awerke** adv. "to work," s.v. a-work advb. phr. OED. KEY: awerke@adv **awerke** adv 2 a-werk 1 a-werke 1 **awhaped** ppl. "amazed, terrified (also as adj.)," s.v. awhape v. OED. KEY: awhaped@ppl awhaped@ppl#adj **awhaped** ppl\_abs 2 awhaped 2 **awhaped** ppl#adj 1 awhaped 1 **awhaped** ppl 2 awhaped 2 **awreken** v. "avenge," s.v. awreak v. OED. KEY: awreken@v **awreken** v 4 awreke 2 awrekith 1 awroken 1 **awri** adv. "slantedly, askance," s.v. awry adv. and a. OED. KEY: awri@adv **awri** adv 1 awry 1 **axe** n.(1) "axe," s.v. ax, axe sb.\\1 OED. KEY: axe@n1 **axe** n1 5 ax 4 axes 1 **ax-tre** n. "axle," s.v. ax-tree OED. KEY: ax-tre@n **ax-tre** n 2 extre 2 **ayen** adv. "again, once more; back, away from; in return, in reply," s.v. again adv., prep., conj. OED. KEY: ayen@adv **ayen** adv 255 agayn 106 agein 1 agen 2 ageyn 56 ayayn 1 ayein 27 ayen 20 ayeyn 42 **ayen** prep. "against, in response to; against, in opposition to; in front of, facing toward; in the presence of, before; in return for; in comparison with; in anticipation of, shortly before," s.v. again adv., prep., conj. OED. KEY: ayen@prep **ayen** prep 96 again 1 agayn 68 ageyn 5 ayein 7 ayen 8 ayeyn 7 **ayenes** prep. "against, in response to; against, in opposition to; in front of, facing toward; in the presence of, before; in return for; in comparison with; in anticipation of, shortly before," s.v. against prep. (adv.), conj. OED. KEY: ayenes@prep **ayenes** prep 133 agains 1 against 1 agaynes 2 agayns 73 ageynes 1 ageyns 2 ageynst 2 ayeins 11 ayeinst 1 ayens 27 ayenst 1 ayeynes 1 ayeyns 10 **ayen-ledinge** ppl. adj. "leading back," s.v. again prep. (adv.), conj. OED, ayen- pref. MED. KEY: ayen-ledinge@prp **ayen-ledinge** prp#adj 1 ayen-ledynge 1 **ayen-ward** adv. "backward, back again; on the contrary," s.v. againward adv. OED. KEY: ayen-ward@adv **ayen-ward** adv 13 agaynward 1 ageynward 2 ayeinward 3 ayenward 4 ayeynward 3 **azimutz** n. "(astro.) azimuth," s.v. azimuth OED. KEY: azimutz@n **azimutz** n 12 azemutz 1 azimut 2 azimutes 1 azimutz 1 azymut 3 azymutz 4 **-- B --** **b** n. "the letter b," s.v. b OED. KEY: b@n **b** n 2 b 2 **ba** v. "kiss," s.v. ba v. OED. KEY: ba@v **ba** v 2 ba 1 pa 1 **babewin** n. "grotesque carving," s.v. baboon OED. KEY: babewin@n **babewin** n 1 babewynnes 1 **Babiloine** n. "Babylon," place name. KEY: babiloine@n#propn **babiloine** n#propn 5 babilan 1 babiloigne 2 babiloyne 1 babyloyne 1 **bacheler** n. "bachelor, unmarried man; young knight; bachelor of arts," s.v. bachelor OED. KEY: bacheler@n **bacheler** n 15 bacheler 10 bacheleris 3 bachelers 1 bachiler 1 **bachelerie** n. "group of knights, chivalry," s.v. bachelry sb. OED. KEY: bachelerie@n **bachelerie** n 2 bachelrye 1 bachilrie 1 **Bachus** n. "Bacchus, god of wine," proper n. KEY: bachus@n#propn **bachus** n#propn 8 bachus 3 bacus 5 **bacin** n. "basin," s.v. basin sb. OED. KEY: bacin@n **bacin** n 5 bacyns 2 basyn 1 basyns 2 **bacoun** n. "bacon, cured pork," s.v. bacon OED. KEY: bacoun@n **bacoun** n 4 bacon 3 bacoun 1 **badde** adj. "bad, wicked, evil; inferior, worthless; unfortunate, unfavorable," s.v. bad a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: badde@adj **badde** adj 19 bad 2 badde 16 badder 1 **badde** n.(2) "bad one; evil," s.v. bad (and sb.) OED. KEY: badde@n2 **badde** n2 4 badde 4 **baddeliche** adv. "badly," s.v. badly adv. OED. KEY: baddeliche@adv **baddeliche** adv 2 baddely 2 **bagge** n.(1) "bag, money bag," s.v. bag sb. OED. KEY: bagge@n1 **bagge** n1 4 bagges 4 **baggen** v.(3) "leer," s.v. bagge v. OED. KEY: baggen@v3 **baggen** v3 1 baggeth 1 **bagge-pipe** n. "bagpipe," s.v. bagpipe sb. OED. KEY: bagge-pipe@n **bagge-pipe** n 1 baggepipe 1 **baggingli** adv. "with a leer," s.v. baggingly adv. OED. KEY: baggingli@adv **baggingli** adv 1 baggyngly 1 **bai** adj. "bay, reddish brown," s.v. bay a.\\1 (and sb.) OED. KEY: bai@adj **bai** adj 4 bay 2 baye 2 **Baiard** n.(1) "a name for a horse," proper n. KEY: baiard@n1#propn **baiard** n1#propn 3 bayard 3 **baillif** n. "agent of a lord," s.v. bailie OED, bailliff OED. KEY: baillif@n **baillif** n 4 baillif 2 bailly 2 **Bailly** n. "Harry Bailly, the host in CT," proper n.; s.v. baillif n. MED. KEY: bailly@n#propn **bailly** n#propn 1 bailly 1 **baiten** v. "bait a hook; harass; feed," s.v. bait v.\\1 OED. KEY: baiten@v **baiten** v 5 baited 1 baiten 1 baiteth 2 bayte 1 **bak** n. "back (also as adj.; cf. bakside n.)," s.v. back sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bak@n bak@n#adj **bak** n 34 bak 33 bakkes 1 **bak** n#adj 2 bak 2 **bak-biten** v. "backbite, slander someone behind his back," s.v. backbite v. OED. KEY: bak-biten@v **bak-biten** v 1 bakbite 1 **bak-bitere** n. "backbiter, one who slanders someone behind his back," s.v. backbiter OED. KEY: bak-bitere@n **bak-bitere** n 4 bakbitere 3 bakbiteres 1 **bak-biting** ger. "back-biting, slandering someone behind his back," s.v. backbiting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bak-biting@ger **bak-biting** ger 5 bakbityng 4 bakbitynge 1 **baken** v. "bake, (ppl. adj.) baked," s.v. bake v. OED, baken ppl. a. OED, baken mete phrase & n. MED. KEY: baken@v baken@v#adj **baken** v#adj 3 bake 1 ybake 2 **baken** v 3 bake 2 baketh 1 **baken-mete** n. "meat pie," s.v. bake-meat OED, baken mete phrase & n. MED. KEY: baken\_mete@n **baken\_mete** n 1 bake-metes 1 **bakere** n. "baker," s.v. baker OED. KEY: bakere@n **bakere** n 1 bakere 1 **bak-half** n. "back side," s.v. back-half OED. KEY: bak-half@n **bak-half** n 2 bakhalf 2 **bak-side** n. "back, reverse side," s.v. backside OED. KEY: bak-side@n **bak-side** n 2 bakside 2 **bak-wardes** adv. "backward," s.v. backwards adv. (and a.) OED. KEY: bak-wardes@adv **bak-wardes** adv 6 bakward 6 **balade** n. "ballade," s.v. ballade OED. KEY: balade@n **balade** n 5 balade 4 balades 1 **bal** n. "ball, sphere," s.v. ball sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bal@n **bal** n 3 bal 2 balles 1 **balaunce** n. "pair of scales," s.v. balance sb. OED. KEY: balaunce@n **balaunce** n 7 balance 1 balaunce 6 **Baldeswelle** n. "Bawdeswell, in Norfolk," place name; not in MED. KEY: baldeswelle@n#propn **baldeswelle** n#propn 1 baldeswelle 1 **bale** n.(1) "suffering, misery," s.v. bale sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bale@n1 **bale** n1 4 bale 4 **balke** n. "beam of wood," s.v. balk OED. KEY: balke@n **balke** n 3 balke 1 balkes 2 **balled** adj. "bald; (as n.) bald person," s.v. bald a. OED. KEY: balled@adj balled@adj#n **balled** adj 1 balled 1 **balled** adj#n 1 balled 1 **Ballenus** n. "Apollonius of Tyana, a disciple of Hermes Trismegistus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ballenus@n#propn **ballenus** n#propn 1 ballenus 1 **Balthasar** n. "Belshazzar (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: balthasar@n#propn **balthasar** n#propn 2 balthasar 2 **bandoun** n. "control, power," s.v. bandon, -oun sb. OED. KEY: bandoun@n **bandoun** n 1 baundon 1 **bane** n. "slayer; destruction," s.v. bane sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bane@n **bane** n 15 bane 15 **banere** n. "banner," s.v. banner sb.\\1 OED. KEY: banere@n **banere** n 7 baner 7 **banishen** v. "(ppl.) banished," s.v. banish v. OED. KEY: banishen@v **banishen** v 2 banysshed 1 ybanysshed 1 **banke** n.(1) "ridge, hill-side; sea shore," s.v. bank sb.\\1 OED. KEY: banke@n1 **banke** n1 2 bank 1 banke 1 **bapteme** n. "baptism," s.v. baptism OED. KEY: bapteme@n **bapteme** n 6 baptesme 6 **baptisen** v. "baptize," s.v. baptize v. OED. KEY: baptisen@v **baptisen** v 4 baptise 1 baptize 1 baptized 2 **Baptist** n.(1) "John the Baptist (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: baptist@n1#propn **baptist** n1#propn 1 baptist 1 **bar** adj. "bare, unadorned; unsheathed; empty, vacant; impoverished, lacking; useless; (as intens.) very," s.v. bare a., adv., sb. OED. KEY: bar@adj **bar** adj 28 bare 28 **baraine** adj. "barren, sterile, fruitless; bare, desolate; devoid (of)," s.v. barren a. and sb. OED. KEY: baraine@adj **baraine** adj 8 bareyne 8 **Barbar** adj. & n. "(as adj.) barbarian, Saracen," s.v. Barbary OED. KEY: barbar@adj **barbar** adj 1 barbre 1 **Barbarie** n. "heathendom," place name. KEY: barbarie@n#propn **barbarie** n#propn 1 barbarie 1 **barbe** n. "part of a woman's head dress," s.v. barb sb.\\1 OED. KEY: barbe@n **barbe** n 1 barbe 1 **barbour** n. "barber," s.v. barber sb. OED. KEY: barbour@n **barbour** n 1 barbour 1 **barel** n. "barrel (of)," s.v. barrel sb. OED. KEY: barel@n **barel** n 2 barel 2 **barel-ful** n. "barrelful," s.v. barrel sb. OED. KEY: barel-ful@n **barel-ful** n 1 barel-ful 1 **bar-fot** adj. & adv. "barefoot," s.v. barefoot a. and adv. OED. KEY: bar-fot@adj&adv **bar-fot** adj&adv 4 barefoot 2 barefot 2 **bargaine** n. "business transaction," s.v. bargain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bargaine@n **bargaine** n 2 bargayn 1 bargaynes 1 **bargaining** ger. "fraudulent dealing," s.v. bargaining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bargaining@ger **bargaining** ger 1 bargaynynge 1 **barge** n. "sailing vessel," s.v. barge sb. OED. KEY: barge@n **barge** n 11 barge 11 **bark** n. "bark (of a tree)," s.v. bark sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bark@n **bark** n 7 bark 7 **barli-breed** n. "barley bread," s.v. barley OED, barli n. MED. KEY: barli-breed@n **barli-breed** n 2 barly-breed 2 **barm** n. "bosom, lap," s.v. barm sb.\\1 OED. KEY: barm@n **barm** n 4 barm 4 **barmcloth** n. "apron," s.v. barm sb.\\1 OED, barm n. MED. KEY: barmcloth@n **barmcloth** n 1 barmclooth 1 **Barnabo** n. "Bernabo Visconti of Milan," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: barnabo@n#propn **barnabo** n#propn 1 barnabo 1 **barnage** n.(1) "body of barons, nobility," s.v. baronage OED. KEY: barnage@n1 **barnage** n1 2 baronage 2 **baroun** n. "baron, nobleman," s.v. baron OED. KEY: baroun@n **baroun** n 3 baroun 2 barouns 1 **barre** n. "bar, metal strip; stripe," s.v. bar sb.\\1 OED. KEY: barre@n **barre** n 5 barre 1 barres 4 **barren** v. "(ppl.) ornamented with bars," s.v. barred ppl. a. OED. KEY: barren@v **barren** v 2 barred 2 **barringe** ger. "ornamenting with stripes," s.v. barring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: barringe@ger **barringe** ger 1 barrynge 1 **basilicok** n. "basilisk," s.v. basilicock OED. KEY: basilicok@n **basilicok** n 1 basilicok 1 **Basilie** n. "Saint Basil the Great," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: basilie@n#propn **basilie** n#propn 1 basilie 1 **Basilius** n. "one of Boethius' accusers," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: basilius@n#propn **basilius** n#propn 1 basilius 1 **basket** n. "basket," s.v. basket sb. OED. KEY: basket@n **basket** n 2 basket 1 baskettes 1 **basten** v.(1) "(ppl.) sewing," s.v. baste v.\\1 OED. KEY: basten@v1 **basten** v1 1 bastyng 1 **bataille** n. "battle, conflict; warfare; judicial battle, duel; body of warriors, battalion," s.v. battle sb. OED. KEY: bataille@n **bataille** n 49 bataile 7 batailes 1 bataille 23 batailles 7 batayle 6 batayles 4 bataylle 1 **bataillen** v. "battle, struggle," s.v. battle v.\\1 OED. KEY: bataillen@v **bataillen** v 2 bataylen 1 batayllen 1 **bateren** v. "batter, beat," s.v. batter v.\\1 OED. KEY: bateren@v **bateren** v 1 batereth 1 **bath** n. "bath," s.v. bath sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bath@n **bath** n 8 bath 7 bathes 1 **Bathe** n. "Bath, in southwest England," place name; not in MED. KEY: bathe@n#propn **bathe** n#propn 4 bathe 4 **bathen** v. "bathe, be immersed in; bask," s.v. bathe v. OED. KEY: bathen@v **bathen** v 10 bathe 4 bathed 4 bathen 1 ybathed 1 **batild** ppl. "furnished with battlements," s.v. battled ppl. a. OED. KEY: batild@ppl **batild** ppl 1 batailled 1 **baude** n. "bawd, procurer," s.v. bawd sb.\\1 OED. KEY: baude@n **baude** n 5 baude 2 baudes 1 bawdes 2 **bauderie** n.(1) "procuring, pandering," s.v. bawdry\\1 OED. KEY: bauderie@n1 **bauderie** n1 2 bauderye 1 bawderye 1 **bauderie** n.(2) "gaiety (as proper n., personified)," s.v. baudery OED. KEY: bauderie@n2#propn **bauderie** n2#propn 1 bauderie 1 **bauderik** n. "baldric, ornamental sash," s.v. baldric OED. KEY: bauderik@n **bauderik** n 1 bawdryk 1 **baudi** adj. "soiled, dirty," s.v. bawdy adj. OED. KEY: baudi@adj **baudi** adj 1 baudy 1 **baume** n. "balm, floral fragrance," s.v. balm sb. OED. KEY: baume@n **baume** n 2 bawme 2 **be** n. "bee, the insect," s.v. bee\\1 OED. KEY: be@n **be** n 11 be 1 bee 1 been 4 bees 4 ben 1 **beau** adj. "good," s.v. beau a. and sb. OED. KEY: beau@adj **beau** adj 2 beau 2 **beaute** n. "beauty (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. beauty OED. KEY: beaute@n beaute@n#propn **beaute** n 117 beaute 62 beautee 47 beautes 3 beute 5 **beaute** n#propn 12 beaute 9 beautee 2 beute 1 **beche** n. "beech, the tree," s.v. beech OED. KEY: beche@n **beche** n 2 bech 1 beech 1 **bechen** adj. "of beech wood," s.v. beechen a. OED. KEY: bechen@adj **bechen** adj 2 bechen 2 **bed** n.(1) "bed," s.v. bed sb. OED. KEY: bed@n1 **bed** n1 121 bed 70 bedde 27 beddes 24 **bedden** v. "(ppl.) bedded, taken to bed," s.v. bedded ppl. a. OED. KEY: bedden@v **bedden** v 1 ybedded 1 **bedding** ger. "bedclothes," s.v. bedding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bedding@ger **bedding** ger 1 beddynge 1 **bede** n. "bead of a rosary," s.v. bead sb. OED. KEY: bede@n **bede** n 1 bedes 1 **beden** v. "offer, present; command; request," s.v. bid v. str. OED. KEY: beden@v **beden** v 12 bede 4 bedeth 1 beede 4 bode 1 boden 2 **bed-reden** adj. & n. "(as adj.) bedridden," s.v. bedrid a. and sb. OED. KEY: bed-reden@adj **bed-reden** adj 2 bedrede 2 **bed-strau** n. "straw for bedding," s.v. bedstraw OED, bed n.(1) MED. KEY: bed-strau@n **bed-strau** n 1 bedstraw 1 **bef** n. "beef," s.v. beef sb. OED. KEY: bef@n **bef** n 2 beef 1 boef 1 **beggen** v. "beg," s.v. beg v. OED. KEY: beggen@v **beggen** v 5 begge 3 beggen 1 beggeth 1 **beggere** n. "beggar," s.v. beggar sb. OED. KEY: beggere@n **beggere** n 4 beggere 3 beggers 1 **beggerli** adv. "poorly," s.v. beggarly a. OED. KEY: beggerli@adv **beggerli** adv 1 beggarly 1 **beggestere** n. "female beggar," s.v. begster OED. KEY: beggestere@n **beggestere** n 1 beggestere 1 **being** ger. "existence, being," s.v. being vbl. sb. OED. KEY: being@ger **being** ger 16 beinge 5 beynge 10 beynges 1 **bek** n.(3) "beak of a bird," s.v. beak sb. OED. KEY: bek@n3 **bek** n3 4 beek 2 bek 1 bekes 1 **bekken** v. "beck, nod," s.v. beck v. OED. KEY: bekken@v **bekken** v 3 bekke 2 bekked 1 **bel** adj. "fine, good, beautiful," s.v. bel a. and formative OED, bel adj. MED; one entry s.v. bel-ami n. MED. KEY: bel@adj **bel** adj 6 beel 1 beele 2 bele 3 **belding** ger. "(pl.) acts of encouragement, comfort"; not in OED; cf. bielding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: belding@ger **belding** ger 1 bildynges 1 **Belial** n. "the devil (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: belial@n#propn **belial** n#propn 2 belial 2 **beli** n. "belly; bellows," s.v. belly sb. OED. KEY: beli@n **beli** n 3 bely 3 **beli-naked** adj. "stark naked," s.v. belly sb. OED, beli n. MED. KEY: beli-naked@adj **beli-naked** adj 1 bely-naked 1 **belle** n.(1) "bell; (with bere the) take the prize; (as place name) a tavern in Southwerk," s.v. bell sb.\\1 OED. KEY: belle@n1 belle@n1#propn **belle** n1 16 belle 13 belles 3 **belle** n1#propn 1 belle 1 **belle** n.(2) "cloak"; not in OED. KEY: belle@n2 **belle** n2 1 belle 1 **Bellona** n. "Bellona, goddess of war," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: bellona@n#propn **bellona** n#propn 1 bellona 1 **Belmarie** n. "Benmarin (modern Morocco)," place name; not in MED. KEY: belmarie@n#propn **belmarie** n#propn 2 belmarye 2 **belt** n. "belt," s.v. belt sb.\\1 OED. KEY: belt@n **belt** n 2 belt 2 **belwen** v. "bellow," s.v. bellow v. OED. KEY: belwen@v **belwen** v 1 beloweth 1 **bem** n. "beam (of wood); ray of light," s.v. beam sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bem@n **bem** n 20 beem 2 beemes 3 bemes 13 bemys 2 **beme** n.(1) "trumpet," s.v. beme sb. OED. KEY: beme@n1 **beme** n1 2 beme 1 bemes 1 **ben** v. "be," s.v. be v. OED. cf. iben v. KEY: ben@v **ben** v 14440 am 323 ar 2 are 5 arn 9 art 156 arte 2 artow 37 arttow 2 be 2214 bee 48 been 823 beeth 4 ben 1233 bene 1 beth 49 bien 4 es 27 is 4767 nam 15 nart 3 nas 121 neere 2 ner 1 nere 44 nis 75 nys 189 ware 2 was 3009 weere 13 weeren 1 wer 1 were 969 weren 121 wern 1 ys 167 **benche** n. "bench, seat; table," s.v. bench sb. OED. KEY: benche@n **benche** n 9 bench 9 **benched** adj. "provided with benches," s.v. bench v. OED, benched ppl. a. OED. KEY: benched@adj **benched** adj 3 benched 2 ybenched 1 **bende** n.(1) "band, strap," s.v. bend sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bende@n1 **bende** n1 2 band 1 bend 1 **benden** v.(1) "bend; (ppl. adj.) bent," s.v. bend v. OED, bent ppl. a. OED. KEY: benden@v1 benden@v1#adj **benden** v1#adj 4 bente 4 **benden** v1 11 bende 5 bent 2 bente 3 benten 1 **bending** ger.(2) "providing (a garment) with stripes," s.v. bending vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bending@ger2 **bending** ger2 1 bendynge 1 **bene** n.(1) "bean," s.v. bean OED. KEY: bene@n1 **bene** n1 9 beene 1 bene 8 **benedicite** interj. "bless you, bless us," s.v. benedicite int. and sb. OED. KEY: benedicite@interj **benedicite** interj 18 bendiste 1 benedicite 9 benedicitee 8 **Benedight** n. "Saint Benedict of Nursia," proper n. KEY: benedight@n#propn **benedight** n#propn 2 benedight 1 beneit 1 **benefice** n. "benefice, ecclesiastical living," s.v. benefice OED. KEY: benefice@n **benefice** n 4 benefice 4 **bene-straw** n. "refuse of bean plants," s.v. bean OED, bene n.(1) MED. KEY: bene-straw@n **bene-straw** n 1 bene-straw 1 **benigne** adj. "benign, gracious, kind; (of face, expression, etc.) showing kindness; (of weather) mild," s.v. benign a. OED. KEY: benigne@adj **benigne** adj 30 benigne 19 benygne 8 benyngne 3 **benigneli** adv. "benignly, graciously," s.v. benignly adv. OED. KEY: benigneli@adv **benigneli** adv 9 benignely 5 benygnely 2 benyngnely 2 **benignite** n. "benignity, kindness; goodness; (as term of address) (your) graciousness, you," s.v. benignity OED. KEY: benignite@n **benignite** n 21 benignite 5 benignitee 4 benignites 1 benignytee 4 benygnete 1 benygnytee 1 benyngnytee 5 **benisoun** n. "blessing," s.v. benison OED. KEY: benisoun@n **benisoun** n 3 benyson 1 benysoun 2 **bent** n.(1) "grassy field," s.v. bent sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bent@n1 **bent** n1 2 bente 2 **berd** n.(1) "beard; wattles of a rooster; (with make someone's) trick," s.v. beard sb. OED. KEY: berd@n1 **berd** n1 27 beerd 1 berd 25 berdys 1 **bere** n.(1) "bear; (astro.) Ursa (Minor or Major)," s.v. bear sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bere@n1 bere@n1#propn **bere** n1 12 beer 1 beere 1 bere 5 beres 5 **bere** n1#propn 2 bere 2 **bere** n.(3) "pillow case," s.v. bear sb.\\4 OED. KEY: bere@n3 **bere** n3 1 ber 1 **bere** n.(8) "funeral bier," s.v. bier OED. KEY: bere@n8 **bere** n8 18 beere 14 bere 4 **beren** v.(1) "bear, carry; wear; hold up, support; thrust, pierce; have, keep; endure; give birth; (reflex.) conduct oneself; (ppl. adj.) by birth, living," s.v. bear v.\\1 str. OED, born pple. and a. OED. KEY: beren@v1 beren@v1#adj **beren** v1#adj 4 born 3 borne 1 **beren** v1 327 baar 25 bar 56 bare 3 baren 2 beer 5 beere 3 ber 7 bere 57 beren 30 berest 1 bereth 32 berin 1 berith 3 berth 5 berynge 1 bore 11 boren 2 born 83 **berere** n. "conductor, leader," s.v. bearer OED. KEY: berere@n **berere** n 1 berere 1 **berie** n. "berry," s.v. berry sb.\\1 OED. KEY: berie@n **berie** n 4 bery 1 berye 2 beryis 1 **beril** n. "beryl, the precious stone," s.v. beryl OED. KEY: beril@n **beril** n 2 berile 1 beryle 1 **bering** ger. "bearing, manners, demeanor," s.v. bearing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bering@ger **bering** ger 6 beryng 2 berynge 4 **berken** v. "(ppl.) spoken, barked," s.v. bark v.\\1 OED. KEY: berken@v **berken** v 1 borken 1 **berking** ger. "barking," s.v. barking vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: berking@ger **berking** ger 1 berkyng 1 **berme** n. "yeast," s.v. barm sb.\\2 OED. KEY: berme@n **berme** n 1 berme 1 **bern** n.(2) "barn," s.v. barn sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bern@n2 **bern** n2 5 berne 3 bernes 2 **Bernard** n.(1) "Saint Bernard of Clairvaux," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: bernard@n1#propn **bernard** n1#propn 9 bernard 9 **Bernard** n.(2) "Bernard Gordan, a medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: bernard@n2#propn **bernard** n2#propn 1 bernard 1 **Berwik** n. "Berwick-on-Tweed," place name; not in MED but cf. bere-wik n. MED. KEY: berwik@n#propn **berwik** n#propn 1 berwyk 1 **besaunt-wight** n. "weight of a bezant (a coin)," s.v. weight sb.\\1 OED, besaunt n. MED. KEY: besaunt-wight@n **besaunt-wight** n 1 besaunt-wight 1 **best** adj. as n. "best," s.v. best a. and adv. OED. KEY: best@adjas\_n **best** adjas\_n 110 best 30 beste 80 **best** adj. (sup.) "best," s.v. best a. and adv. OED. KEY: best@adj **best** adj 35 best 4 beste 31 **best** adv. (sup.) "best," s.v. best a. and adv. OED. KEY: best@adv **best** adv 108 best 104 beste 4 **beste** n. "beast," s.v. beast OED. KEY: beste@n **beste** n 120 beest 24 beeste 5 beestes 31 beestis 7 best 12 beste 12 bestes 27 bestis 2 **bestialite** n. "brutishness," s.v. bestiality OED. KEY: bestialite@n **bestialite** n 1 bestialite 1 **bet** adj. & adv. as n. "better," s.v. bet adv. (and a.) OED. KEY: bet@adj&advas\_n **bet** adj&advas\_n 1 bet 1 **bet** adv. & adj. "better," s.v. bet adv. (and a.) OED, bet adv.\\2 OED. KEY: bet@adj bet@adv **bet** adj 39 bet 39 **bet** adv 75 bet 75 **beten** v.(1) "beat, strike; overcome; ornament, adorn; pulsate; border upon; (ppl. adj.) beaten, ornamented," s.v. beat v.\\1 str. & wk. OED, beat ppl. a. OED. KEY: beten@v1 beten@v1#adj **beten** v1#adj 3 beten 1 ybete 2 **beten** v1 42 been 1 beet 1 beete 1 bet 2 bete 12 beten 7 beteth 2 betith 1 bette 1 betten 2 betyn 1 betynge 1 ibete 1 ybet 1 ybete 6 ybeten 2 **beten** v.(2) "mend, remedy; kindle, feed a fire," s.v. beat v.\\1 str. & wk. OED. KEY: beten@v2 **beten** v2 8 beete 4 bete 3 betten 1 **Bethulia** n. "Bethulia, a city of the Israelites (in the Bible)," place name; not in MED. KEY: bethulia@n#propn **bethulia** n#propn 2 bethulia 1 bethulie 1 **beting** ger.(1) "beating," s.v. beating vbl. sb. OED. KEY: beting@ger1 **beting** ger1 2 betynge 1 betynges 1 **bettre** adj. "better; right (arm)," s.v. better a., (sb.), and adv. OED. KEY: bettre@adj **bettre** adj 64 beter 4 betere 5 better 8 bettere 1 bettre 46 **bettre** adv. "better," s.v. better a., (sb.), and adv. OED. KEY: bettre@adv **bettre** adv 34 beter 3 betere 2 betre 1 better 4 bettre 24 **bettre** n. "better," s.v. better a., (sb.), and adv. OED. KEY: bettre@n **bettre** n 2 bettre 2 **bever** n.(1) "(as adj.) of beaver fur," s.v. beaver\\1 OED. KEY: bever@n1#adj **bever** n1#adj 1 bever 1 **Beves** n. "Bevis of Hampton, a romance hero," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: beves@n#propn **beves** n#propn 1 beves 1 **bi** adv. "by; (by and by) side by side," s.v. by prep., adv. (a., sb.) OED; some entries s.v. bi and bi phr. MED. KEY: bi@adv **bi** adv 33 by 33 **bi** conj. "by," s.v. by prep., adv. (a., sb.) OED. KEY: bi@conj **bi** conj 3 by 3 **bi** prep. "by," s.v. by prep., adv. (a., sb.) OED. KEY: bi@prep **bi** prep 2287 be 80 bi 6 by 2201 **bibben** v. "(ppl.) drunk," s.v. bib v. OED. KEY: bibben@v **bibben** v 1 bibbed 1 **bible** n. "a large book; the Bible," s.v. bible OED. KEY: bible@n **bible** n 9 bible 9 **bibleden** v. "(ppl.) soiled with blood," s.v. bebleed v. OED. KEY: bibleden@v **bibleden** v 2 bibledde 1 bybled 1 **Biblis** n. "Biblis, lover of her brother Caunus)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: biblis@n#propn **biblis** n#propn 1 biblis 1 **biblotten** v. "make blots on," s.v. beblot v. OED. KEY: biblotten@v **biblotten** v 1 biblotte 1 **bicause** adv. "because," s.v. because adv. and conj. OED, bi cause, bicause phr. & adv. MED. KEY: bi\_cause@adv **bi\_cause** adv 4 because 1 bycause 3 **bicause** conj. "because," s.v. because adv. and conj. OED. KEY: bicause@conj **bicause** conj 5 bycause 5 **bicched** ppl. adj. "cursed," s.v. bicched ppl. a. OED. KEY: bicched@ppl#adj **bicched** ppl#adj 1 bicched 1 **biclappen** v. "seize," s.v. beclap v. OED. KEY: biclappen@v **biclappen** v 1 biclappe 1 **bicomen** v. "become, happen; suit, befit," s.v. become v. OED. KEY: bicomen@v **bicomen** v 21 becam 1 becom 1 become 4 bicam 2 bicom 1 bicome 4 bicomen 4 bycome 1 bycometh 3 **bidaffed** ppl. "fooled," s.v. bedaff v. OED. KEY: bidaffed@ppl **bidaffed** ppl 1 bidaffed 1 **bidden** v. "bid, ask, plead; demand, order; urge, advise," s.v. bid v. str. OED. KEY: bidden@v **bidden** v 119 bad 80 badde 1 bade 1 bede 1 beden 1 bid 7 bidde 14 bidden 1 biddest 1 biddeth 6 biddynge 1 bit 3 byd 2 **biddinge** ger. "bidding, request, command," s.v. bidding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: biddinge@ger **biddinge** ger 3 biddyng 3 **bidelven** v. "(ppl.) buried," s.v. bedelve v. OED. KEY: bidelven@v **bidelven** v 1 bydolven 1 **biden** v. "bide, remain; wait, wait for," s.v. bide v. OED. KEY: biden@v **biden** v 11 bid 1 bide 3 bood 2 byd 1 byde 4 **bideuen** v. "moisten," s.v. bedew v. OED. KEY: bideuen@v **bideuen** v 1 bydeweth 1 **bidoten** v. "infatuate," s.v. bedote v. OED. KEY: bidoten@v **bidoten** v 1 bedote 1 **bien** v. "buy, purchase, pay for; earn," s.v. buy v. OED, bought ppl. a. OED. KEY: bien@v bien@v#adj **bien** v#adj 1 boght 1 **bien** v 50 beye 5 beyeth 1 boght 4 boghte 10 boghten 1 bought 7 boughte 4 boughten 2 bye 5 byen 5 byeth 1 yboght 2 ybought 3 **bifallen** v. "befall, happen, occur," s.v. befall v. OED. KEY: bifallen@v **bifallen** v 74 befalle 5 befel 3 befil 1 befille 1 befyl 1 bifalle 12 bifalleth 2 bifel 30 bifelle 1 bifil 3 byfalle 7 byfallen 4 byfalleth 2 byfel 2 **bifallinge** ger. "happening, event," s.v. befalling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bifallinge@ger **bifallinge** ger 2 bifallyng 1 byfallynge 1 **biforen** adv. "before, previously; in front, ahead; beforehand," s.v. before adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: biforen@adv **biforen** adv 113 before 6 beforn 2 bifoore 7 bifore 17 biforen 1 biforn 40 byfore 7 byforn 32 byforne 1 **biforen** conj. "before," s.v. before adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: biforen@conj **biforen** conj 6 biforn 2 byforen 1 byforn 3 **biforen** prep. "before, in front of, ahead; earlier than, previous to; superior to; (with God) by," s.v. before adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: biforen@prep **biforen** prep 119 before 10 beforn 5 bifore 25 biforen 1 biforn 54 byfor 3 byfore 7 byforn 14 **biforen-hond** adv. "beforehand," s.v. beforehand adv. OED. KEY: biforen-hond@adv **biforen-hond** adv 1 biforen-hand 1 **big** adj. "strong, sturdy," s.v. big a. OED. KEY: big@adj **big** adj 4 big 1 bigge 1 byg 2 **bigamie** n. "bigamy," s.v. bigamy OED. KEY: bigamie@n **bigamie** n 5 bigamye 5 **bigilen** v. "beguile, deceive; betray, lead into error; (with time) wile away, pass," s.v. beguile v. OED. KEY: bigilen@v **bigilen** v 38 begile 4 begiled 3 begylde 1 begyle 1 begyled 1 bigile 9 bigiled 4 bigilen 1 bigilestow 1 bigyle 5 bigyled 3 bygile 2 bygyle 3 **bigiler** n. "beguiler, deceiver," s.v. beguiler OED. KEY: bigiler@n **bigiler** n 1 bigileres 1 **biginnen** v. "begin; (as auxiliary; cf. ginnen) does, did," s.v. begin v.\\1 OED. KEY: biginnen@v **biginnen** v 207 began 19 beginneth 1 begonne 2 begonnen 1 begunne 2 begynne 4 begynneth 3 begynnyst 1 begynnyth 2 bigan 66 biginneth 1 bigonne 23 bigonnen 2 bigynne 35 bigynnen 1 bigynneth 4 bygan 12 bygonne 6 bygunne 2 bygyn 1 bygynne 12 bygynnen 2 bygynneth 5 **biginner** n. "beginner, creator," s.v. beginner OED. KEY: biginner@n **biginner** n 1 bygynnere 1 **biginninge** ger. "beginning," s.v. beginning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: biginninge@ger **biginninge** ger 49 begynnyng 22 begynnynge 4 bigynnyng 6 bygynnyng 2 bygynnynge 12 bygynnynges 3 **bigon** v. "(ppl.) covered; beset by, in a state of (woe, prosperity, etc.)," s.v. bego v. OED. KEY: bigon@v **bigon** v 19 begon 3 begoon 1 bigon 7 bigonnen 1 bigoo 1 bigoon 1 bygon 4 bygoon 1 **bihalve** n. "behalf," s.v. behalf OED. KEY: bihalve@n **bihalve** n 3 bihalve 1 byhalf 1 byhalve 1 **bihated** ppl. "hated, detested," s.v. behate ppl. a. OED. KEY: bihated@ppl **bihated** ppl 1 byhated 1 **biheste** n. "promise, pledge (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. behest sb. OED. KEY: biheste@n biheste@n#propn **biheste** n 20 biheeste 2 biheste 9 bihestes 3 byheeste 1 byheste 5 **biheste** n#propn 1 byheste 1 **biheuen** v. "(ppl.) adorned," s.v. behew v. OED. KEY: biheuen@v **biheuen** v 1 behewe 1 **bihinde** prep. "behind, in back of," s.v. behind adv., prep. (sb.) OED. KEY: bihinde@prep **bihinde** prep 16 behynde 4 bihynde 6 byhynde 5 byhynden 1 **bihinden** adv. & pred. adj. "behind, in back, at the rear; still to come," s.v. behind adv., prep. (sb.) OED. KEY: bihinden@adv&adj **bihinden** adv&adj 20 behynde 6 bihynde 10 byhynde 4 **biholden** v. "behold, look at; observe, notice; consider," s.v. behold v. OED. KEY: biholden@v **biholden** v 109 beheld 5 behelde 1 behelden 1 behold 1 beholde 18 biheeld 1 biheld 2 biholde 32 biholdyng 1 bihoold 4 byheld 3 byhelde 1 byholde 14 byholden 5 byholdest 1 byholdeth 11 byholding 1 byholdith 1 byholdynge 2 byhoold 2 byhoolden 1 byhooldyng 1 **biholdere** n. "beholder, one who sees," s.v. beholder OED. KEY: biholdere@n **biholdere** n 2 byholdere 2 **biholding** ger. "beholding, seeing," s.v. beholding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: biholding@ger **biholding** ger 1 byholdynge 1 **bihoten** v. "promise, assure," s.v. behight v. OED. KEY: bihoten@v **bihoten** v 30 behete 1 behetist 1 behette 1 behoteth 1 behyght 1 biheete 1 biheteth 1 bihight 4 bihighte 3 bihighten 2 bihooteth 1 bihote 1 bihyght 1 bihyghte 1 byheete 1 byheeten 3 byheten 1 byhetist 1 byhetynge 1 byhighten 1 byhyght 2 **bihove** n. "use, advantage," s.v. behoof OED. KEY: bihove@n **bihove** n 1 byhove 1 **bihoveli** adj. "useful, advantageous; necessary," s.v. behovely a. OED. KEY: bihoveli@adj **bihoveli** adj 3 bihovely 3 **bihoven** v. "behoove, be appropriate; need, be necessary," s.v. behove, behoove v. OED. KEY: bihoven@v **bihoven** v 44 behoved 1 behoveth 1 bihooveth 1 bihove 1 bihoven 1 bihoveth 13 boes 1 byhoveth 19 byhovide 1 byhovith 5 **biinge** ger. "buying, purchase," s.v. buying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: biinge@ger **biinge** ger 2 beyinge 1 byynge 1 **bijapen** v. "(ppl.) tricked, deceived," s.v. bejape v. OED. KEY: bijapen@v **bijapen** v 5 byjaped 5 **biker** n.(2) "quarrel," s.v. bicker sb.\\2 OED. KEY: biker@n2 **biker** n2 1 biker 1 **biknouen** v. "make known, acknowledge; confess, reveal," s.v. beknow v. OED. KEY: biknouen@v **biknouen** v 14 beknowe 1 biknew 1 biknewe 1 biknowe 3 biknowen 1 biknoweth 2 byknowe 1 byknowen 4 **bilden** v. "build, construct; settle, dwell," s.v. build v. OED. KEY: bilden@v **bilden** v 8 bilde 1 bilden 1 bilt 2 bulte 1 buylde 1 buylden 1 buyldeth 1 **bildere** n. "(as adj.) useful for building," s.v. builder OED. KEY: bildere@n#adj **bildere** n#adj 1 byldere 1 **bildinge** ger. "building," s.v. building vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bildinge@ger **bildinge** ger 1 buyldynge 1 **bile** n.(1) "bill, beak of a bird," s.v. bill sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bile@n1 **bile** n1 2 biles 1 byle 1 **bileve** n. "belief, faith," s.v. belief OED. KEY: bileve@n **bileve** n 7 beleve 1 bileeve 2 bileve 3 byleve 1 **bileven** v.(1) "leave, depart; remain, stay," s.v. beleave, -eve v. OED. KEY: bileven@v1 **bileven** v1 9 bileve 1 bleve 4 bleven 3 byleve 1 **bileven** v.(2) "believe," s.v. believe v. OED. KEY: bileven@v2 **bileven** v2 15 beleve 3 bileeve 3 bileeven 1 bileve 4 bileveth 2 byleeven 1 bylevest 1 **bille** n. "petition, formal document; letter," s.v. bill n.\\3 OED. KEY: bille@n **bille** n 14 bille 14 **bilongen** v. "belong, pertain, be proper to," s.v. belong v. OED. KEY: bilongen@v **bilongen** v 4 bilongen 1 bilongeth 2 bilongith 1 **biloved** ppl. "beloved, admired," s.v. beloved ppl. a. and sub. OED. KEY: biloved@ppl **biloved** ppl\_abs 6 beloved 1 biloved 5 **biloved** ppl 8 biloved 8 **Bilyea** n. "Bilia, wife of the Roman general Dullius," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: bilyea@n#propn **bilyea** n#propn 1 bilyea 1 **binden** v. "bind, tie, fetter; bind (a book); join, unite; oblige, (reflex.) pledge; (ppl. adj.) tied, bound," s.v. bind v. OED, bound ppl. adj.\\2 OED. KEY: binden@v binden@v#adj **binden** v#adj 6 bounde 1 ibounden 1 ybounde 4 **binden** v 66 bond 6 boond 4 bounde 9 bounden 9 bownde 2 bynd 1 bynde 19 bynden 1 byndest 1 byndeth 3 byndynge 1 bynt 2 ibounden 1 ybounde 5 ybounden 2 **bindinge** ger. "binding, bond; injunction," s.v. binding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bindinge@ger **bindinge** ger 3 byndinge 1 byndyng 1 byndynge 1 **binethen** adv. "beneath, below," s.v. beneath adv. and prep. OED. KEY: binethen@adv **binethen** adv 3 bynethe 3 **binethen** prep. "beneath, below; inferior (to)," s.v. beneath adv. and prep. OED. KEY: binethen@prep **binethen** prep 8 benethen 1 bynethe 5 bynethen 2 **binimen** v. "take away, remove," s.v. benim v. OED. KEY: binimen@v **binimen** v 17 benymen 1 binymeth 1 bynemeth 1 bynomen 3 bynomyn 1 bynyme 1 bynymen 2 bynymeth 7 **binne** n. "grain bin," s.v. bin sb. OED. KEY: binne@n **binne** n 1 bynne 1 **bi-path** n. "bypath," s.v. bypath, by-path OED. KEY: bi-path@n **bi-path** n 1 bi-path 1 **biquethen** v. "bequeath," s.v. bequeath v. OED. KEY: biquethen@v **biquethen** v 5 bequethe 1 biquethe 3 byqueth 1 **birche** n. "birch tree," s.v. birch sb. OED. KEY: birche@n **birche** n 1 birch 1 **birde** n.(1) "young lady," s.v. bride sb.\\1 OED. KEY: birde@n1 **birde** n1 1 byrde 1 **bireinen** v. "besprinkle," s.v. berain v. OED. KEY: bireinen@v **bireinen** v 1 byreyned 1 **bireven** v. "take away, rob; remove, deprive," s.v. bereave v. OED. KEY: bireven@v **bireven** v 43 berafte 1 bereft 1 bereve 1 biraft 8 birafte 6 bireve 6 bireved 1 bireven 3 bireveth 8 byraft 2 byrafte 1 byreeve 1 byreft 1 byrefte 1 byreve 1 byreven 1 **biriels** n. "burial places," s.v. burial OED. KEY: biriels@n **biriels** n 1 buryeles 1 **birien** v. "bury, inter," s.v. bury v. OED. KEY: birien@v **birien** v 15 berie 1 beryed 2 buried 1 burien 1 burieth 2 bury 1 burye 1 buryed 3 iburied 1 yburyed 2 **biriinge** ger. "burial (also as adj.)," s.v. burying vbl. sb. OED, burying-place OED. KEY: biriinge@ger biriinge@ger#adj **biriinge** ger#adj 1 buriyng 1 **biriinge** ger 3 buryinge 3 **birthe** n. "birth, parentage, lineage," s.v. birth sb.\\1 OED. KEY: birthe@n **birthe** n 10 birthe 3 burthe 4 byrthe 3 **birthen** n. "burden, suffering," s.v. burden, burthen OED. KEY: birthen@n **birthen** n 1 burdene 1 **biscornen** v. "(ppl.) scoffed at, scorned," s.v. be- pref. OED. KEY: biscornen@v **biscornen** v 1 byscorned 1 **bisechen** v. "beseech, beg, pray; seek for," s.v. beseech v. OED. KEY: bisechen@v **bisechen** v 86 beseche 6 besechen 1 beseke 2 besekynge 1 besoghte 1 besoughten 1 biseche 25 bisecheth 1 bisechyng 1 bisechynge 2 biseeche 1 biseeching 1 biseeke 1 biseke 14 biseken 3 bisekynge 5 bisoght 1 bisoghte 3 bisoughte 5 bisoughtest 1 byseche 3 bysechen 1 bysechyng 2 byseken 1 bysoughte 3 **bisegen** v. "besiege," s.v. besiege v. OED. KEY: bisegen@v **bisegen** v 9 beseged 1 besegeth 1 biseged 5 bysegeden 1 bysegid 1 **bisen** v. "(ppl.) (well, evil, etc.) looking, equipped," s.v. besee v. OED. KEY: bisen@v **bisen** v 5 beseye 2 biseye 2 biseyn 1 **bisetten** v. "employ, use; bestow, set (one's desires on); use up, expend; arrange," s.v. beset v. OED. KEY: bisetten@v **bisetten** v 22 beset 4 besette 5 biset 6 bisette 4 byset 3 **bishenden** v. "ruin," s.v. beshend v. OED. KEY: bishenden@v **bishenden** v 1 beshende 1 **bishetten** v. "(ppl.) confined," s.v. beshut v. OED. KEY: bishetten@v **bishetten** v 1 bishet 1 **bishop** n. "bishop," s.v. bishop sb. OED. KEY: bishop@n **bishop** n 10 bishopes 1 bisshop 5 bisshopes 2 bisshoppes 1 bysshop 1 **bishreuen** v. "curse," s.v. beshrew v. OED. KEY: bishreuen@v **bishreuen** v 2 bishrewe 2 **bisi** adj. "busy, occupied; diligent, industrious; attentive, solicitous, anxious; intense, continual," s.v. busy a. OED. KEY: bisi@adj **bisi** adj 41 besy 15 bisier 1 bisy 23 busy 1 bysi 1 **bisi** adv. "intensely," s.v. busy a. OED. KEY: bisi@adv **bisi** adv 1 bysy 1 **bisides** adv. "beside, alongside; nearby; (go) astray, escape; besides, also, moreover," s.v. beside adv. and prep. OED. KEY: bisides@adv **bisides** adv 13 besyde 1 biside 5 bisides 1 bisyde 6 **bisides** prep. "beside, next to, by the side of; near, close to; without (leave)," s.v. beside adv. and prep. OED. KEY: bisides@prep **bisides** prep 33 besyde 9 besydes 1 biside 9 bisides 1 bisyde 13 **bisien** v. "busy oneself, attend to; stir up (water), precipitate (fortune)," s.v. busy v. OED. KEY: bisien@v **bisien** v 11 besyede 1 bisie 1 bisieth 2 bisye 4 bisyed 1 bysien 2 **bisili** adv. "busily, diligently; attentively, zealously; earnestly," s.v. busily adv. OED. KEY: bisili@adv **bisili** adv 29 besely 1 besily 2 besyly 2 bisely 1 bisily 19 bisyly 3 bysyly 1 **bisinesse** n. "business, work, task; diligence, effort; solicitude, concern; anxiety (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. business OED. KEY: bisinesse@n bisinesse@n#propn **bisinesse** n 57 besinesse 2 besynesse 8 besynesses 1 bisinesse 1 bisynesse 38 bysinesse 1 bysynes 2 bysynesse 4 **bisinesse** n#propn 1 bisynesse 1 **bi-smare** n. "mockery," s.v. bismer sb. OED. KEY: bi-smare@n **bi-smare** n 1 bisemare 1 **bismoken** v. "(ppl. adj.) darkened with smoke," s.v. besmoke v. OED. KEY: bismoken@v#adj **bismoken** v#adj 1 besmokede 1 **bismotered** ppl. "bespattered," s.v. besmottered ppl. a. OED. KEY: bismotered@ppl **bismotered** ppl\_abs 1 bismotered 1 **bispeten** v. "(ppl.) spit upon," s.v. bespete v. OED. KEY: bispeten@v **bispeten** v 2 bispet 2 **bispotten** v. "cover with spots, sully," s.v. bespot OED. KEY: bispotten@v **bispotten** v 1 byspotten 1 **bisprengen** v. "(ppl. adj.) sprinkled, spattered," s.v. besprent ppl. a. OED. KEY: bisprengen@v#adj **bisprengen** v#adj 1 bespreynt 1 **bistad** ppl. "beset, in distress," s.v. bested pa. pple. OED. KEY: bistad@ppl **bistad** ppl 2 bistad 2 **bistouen** v. "bestow, give; place (in a good position); treat (well)," s.v. bestow v. OED. KEY: bistouen@v **bistouen** v 10 bestowed 1 bistowe 2 bistowed 5 bystowed 1 bystowyd 1 **bistriden** v. "bestride," s.v. bestride v. OED. KEY: bistriden@v **bistriden** v 1 bistrood 1 **bitaken** v. "give, hand over to; entrust," s.v. betake v. OED. KEY: bitaken@v **bitaken** v 10 betake 1 betakest 1 bitake 5 bitook 1 bytaken 2 **bite** n. "bit, mouthpiece of a bridle," s.v. bit sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bite@n **bite** n 1 bit 1 **bitechen** v. "give, commit to," s.v. beteach v. OED. KEY: bitechen@v **bitechen** v 1 biteche 1 **biten** v.(1) "bite, gnaw; cut, pierce; sting, burn, consume," s.v. bite v. OED. KEY: biten@v1 **biten** v1 21 bite 3 biten 2 biteth 2 boot 2 byte 10 byten 2 **bithinken** v. "think, consider; think of, remember; imagine, devise," s.v. bethink v. OED. KEY: bithinken@v **bithinken** v 23 bethenke 2 bethoghte 2 bethoughte 1 bethynke 3 bithenke 1 bithinke 1 bithoghte 1 bithought 2 bithynke 5 bithynken 1 bithynketh 1 bythoght 1 bythought 1 bythynke 1 **bitiden** v. "betide, befall, come to pass," s.v. betide v. OED. KEY: bitiden@v **bitiden** v 93 betide 4 betiden 1 betideth 1 betidith 1 betyd 4 betyde 5 betyden 10 betydeth 3 betydith 1 bitid 2 bitidde 3 bitide 6 bitiden 1 bitit 2 bityd 1 bityde 23 bityden 2 bitydeth 1 bytidde 1 bytidden 1 bytide 2 bytiden 8 bytideth 4 bytyd 1 bytydde 1 bytyde 1 bytyden 2 bytydeth 1 **bitidinge** ger. "occurrence, happening," s.v. betiding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bitidinge@ger **bitidinge** ger 21 betidynge 1 betydinge 3 betydynge 2 bytidynge 3 bytidynges 1 bytydinge 1 bytydinges 1 bytydingis 1 bytydynge 4 bytydynges 3 bytydyngis 1 **bi-time** adv. "soon, quickly," s.v. betime adv. OED. KEY: bi-time@adv **bi-time** adv 3 bitymes 1 bytyme 2 **biting** ppl. "(as adj.) biting, piercing, sharp; pungent, bitter; severe, painful," s.v. biting ppl. a. OED. KEY: biting@prp#adj **biting** prp#adj 6 bitynge 2 bytynge 4 **bitinge** ger. "biting, pain," s.v. biting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bitinge@ger **bitinge** ger 2 bytynge 1 bytynges 1 **bitingli** adv. "bitingly, sharply," s.v. bitingly adv. OED. KEY: bitingli@adv **bitingli** adv 1 bytyngely 1 **bitoknen** v. "signify," s.v. betoken v. OED. KEY: bitoknen@v **bitoknen** v 5 bitokeneth 2 bitokneth 3 **bitour** n. "bittern, the bird," s.v. bittern sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bitour@n **bitour** n 1 bitore 1 **bitraien** v. "betray; deceive," s.v. betray v. OED. KEY: bitraien@v **bitraien** v 11 betrayed 7 bitrayed 1 bitrayen 1 bytraien 1 bytrayed 1 **bitraishen** v. "betray; deceive," s.v. betraise, -traish v. OED. KEY: bitraishen@v **bitraishen** v 14 betraysed 2 bitraised 2 bitrasshed 1 bitraysed 4 bitraysen 1 bitrayseth 1 bytraise 1 bytraised 1 bytrasshed 1 **bitraisinge** ger. "betrayal," s.v. betraising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bitraisinge@ger **bitraisinge** ger 1 betraysynge 1 **bitrenden** v. "encircle, entwine," s.v. betrend v. OED. KEY: bitrenden@v **bitrenden** v 2 bytrent 2 **bitter** adj. as n. "bitterness, torment," s.v. bitter a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bitter@adjas\_n **bitter** adjas\_n 1 bittre 1 **bitter** adj. "bitter, disagreeable; painful, severe; malicious, cruel," s.v. bitter a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bitter@adj **bitter** adj 27 bitter 10 bittere 1 bittre 14 byttere 2 **bitterli** adv. "bitterly, severely," s.v. bitterly adv. OED. KEY: bitterli@adv **bitterli** adv 4 bitterly 4 **bitternesse** n. "bitterness, suffering; ill will," s.v. bitterness OED. KEY: bitternesse@n **bitternesse** n 18 bitternesse 16 bitternesses 1 bytternesse 1 **bitwene** adv. "between, meanwhile," s.v. between prep. and adv. OED. KEY: bitwene@adv **bitwene** adv 6 bitwene 5 bytwene 1 **bitwene** prep. "between," s.v. between prep. and adv. OED. KEY: bitwene@prep **bitwene** prep 16 betweene 1 bitwene 14 bytweene 1 **bitwixe** prep. "between," s.v. betwixen, -twixe prep. OED. KEY: bitwixe@prep **bitwixe** prep 115 betwex 1 betwix 2 betwixe 3 betwixen 2 bitwix 12 bitwixe 54 bitwixen 20 bitwyxe 3 bytwixe 9 bytwixen 8 bytwyxen 1 **biwailen** v. "bewail, lament," s.v. bewail v. OED. KEY: biwailen@v **biwailen** v 26 bewaille 1 bewayle 1 bewayled 1 bewayleth 1 biwaille 8 biwailled 1 biwaillen 2 biwayle 3 biwaylen 1 bywaille 1 bywayledest 1 bywaylen 1 bywayleth 2 bywayling 1 bywaylinge 1 **biwaren** v. "(ppl.) employed, used," s.v. beware v.\\2 OED. KEY: biwaren@v **biwaren** v 1 bewared 1 **biwepen** v. "weep over, lament," s.v. beweep v. OED. KEY: biwepen@v **biwepen** v 6 biwepe 2 bywepe 1 bywepte 1 byweptest 1 bywopen 1 **bi-word** n. "proverb, saying," s.v. byword OED. KEY: bi-word@n **bi-word** n 1 by-word 1 **biwreien** v. "reveal, divulge," s.v. bewray v. OED. KEY: biwreien@v **biwreien** v 23 bewreye 1 bewrye 1 biwrey 1 biwreyd 1 biwreye 10 biwreyed 2 biwreyen 1 biwreyest 3 bywreye 2 bywreyen 1 **biwreiing** ger. "revealing," s.v. bewraying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: biwreiing@ger **biwreiing** ger 3 biwreiyng 1 biwreying 1 biwreyyng 1 **biyeten** v. "beget," s.v. beget v. OED. KEY: biyeten@v **biyeten** v 5 begat 1 bigat 1 bigete 1 bigeten 2 **biyonde** prep. "beyond," s.v. beyond adv. and prep. OED. KEY: biyonde@prep **biyonde** prep 4 beyonde 1 biyonde 2 byyonde 1 **bladdre** n. "bladder," s.v. bladder OED. KEY: bladdre@n **bladdre** n 1 bladdre 1 **blade** n. "blade (of a sword); sword," s.v. blade OED. KEY: blade@n **blade** n 2 blade 2 **blak** adj. "black," s.v. black a. OED. KEY: blak@adj **blak** adj 55 blak 18 blake 37 **blak** n. "black color, blackness, black thing," s.v. black sb. OED. KEY: blak@n **blak** n 17 blak 16 blake 1 **blaken** v. "(ppl.) blackened," s.v. black v. OED. KEY: blaken@v **blaken** v 1 blaked 1 **blame** n. "blame, censure, reproach; guilt, fault; disgrace, shame," s.v. blame sb. OED. KEY: blame@n **blame** n 29 blame 28 blames 1 **blameful** adj. "censorious, slanderous," s.v. blameful a. OED. KEY: blameful@adj **blameful** adj 1 blameful 1 **blamen** v. "blame, impute guilt to; rebuke, reproach; (with ben to) be guilty," s.v. blame v. OED. KEY: blamen@v **blamen** v 44 blame 25 blamed 7 blamen 4 blamest 1 blamestow 1 blameth 4 iblamed 1 yblamed 1 **blanket** n. "woolen cloth," s.v. blanket sb. OED. KEY: blanket@n **blanket** n 1 blanket 1 **blank-manger** n. "a mousse-like dish," s.v. blancmange, -manger OED. KEY: blank-manger@n **blank-manger** n 1 blankmanger 1 **blase** n. "blaze, flame," s.v. blaze sb.\\1 OED. KEY: blase@n **blase** n 1 blase 1 **blasen** v.(2) "blow (a trumpet)," s.v. blaze v.\\2 OED. KEY: blasen@v2 **blasen** v2 1 blasen 1 **blasfemen** v. "(ppl.) blasphemed," s.v. blaspheme v. OED. KEY: blasfemen@v **blasfemen** v 1 blasphemed 1 **blasfemie** n. "blasphemy," s.v. blaspheme sb.\\2 OED. KEY: blasfemie@n **blasfemie** n 2 blaspheme 2 **blasfeminge** ger. "blaspheming," s.v. blaspheming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: blasfeminge@ger **blasfeminge** ger 1 blasphemynge 1 **blasfemour** n. "blasphemer," s.v. blasphemer OED. KEY: blasfemour@n **blasfemour** n 2 blasphemour 2 **blast** n. "blast, gust of wind," s.v. blast sb. OED. KEY: blast@n **blast** n 6 blast 1 blastes 5 **blasten** v. "blow (a trumpet)," s.v. blast v. OED. KEY: blasten@v **blasten** v 1 blaste 1 **Blaunche** n. "Blanche, duchess of Lancaster," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: blaunche@n#propn **blaunche** n#propn 1 blaunche 1 **blaundishen** v. "blandish, flatter, please; (ppl. adj.) pleasing, gentle," s.v. blandish v. OED, blandishing ppl. a. OED. KEY: blaundishen@v blaundishen@v#adj **blaundishen** v#adj 3 blaundyssching 1 blaundysschinge 1 blaundysschyng 1 **blaundishen** v 1 blandise 1 **blaunk** adj. "white," s.v. blanch a. OED. KEY: blaunk@adj **blaunk** adj 1 blaunche 1 **blechen** v.(1) "(ppl. adj.) bleached, whitened," s.v. bleached ppl. a. OED. KEY: blechen@v1#adj **blechen** v1#adj 1 bleched 1 **bleden** v. "bleed, bleed to death," s.v. bleed v. OED. KEY: bleden@v **bleden** v 18 bledde 5 blede 12 bledynge 1 **bledinge** ger. "bleeding to death," s.v. bleeding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bledinge@ger **bledinge** ger 1 bledyng 1 **Blee** n. "Blean forest, near Canterbury," place name; not in MED. KEY: blee@n#propn **blee** n#propn 2 blee 2 **bleine** n. "blemish," s.v. blain OED. KEY: bleine@n **bleine** n 1 bleyne 1 **blemishen** v. "(ppl.) disparaged, dishonored," s.v. blemish v. OED. KEY: blemishen@v **blemishen** v 1 blemessched 1 **blenchen** v. "dodge, move suddenly; move away," s.v. blench v.\\1 OED. KEY: blenchen@v **blenchen** v 3 bleynte 2 ybleynt 1 **blenden** v.(1) "blind; deceive, delude," s.v. blend v.\\1 OED. KEY: blenden@v1 **blenden** v1 21 blende 6 blenden 1 blendith 1 blent 10 blente 1 yblent 2 **bleren** v.(1) "blear (one's eye), hoodwink," s.v. blear v.\\1 OED. KEY: bleren@v1 **bleren** v1 3 blere 1 blered 2 **bleringe** ger.(1) "blearing (one's eye), hoodwinking," s.v. blearing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bleringe@ger1 **bleringe** ger1 1 bleryng 1 **blessed** ppl. "(as adj.) blessed," s.v. blessed, blest ppl. a. OED. KEY: blessed@ppl#adj **blessed** ppl#adj 7 blessed 2 blissed 5 **blessen** v. "bless; (reflex.) cross oneself," s.v. bless v.\\1 OED. KEY: blessen@v **blessen** v 49 blesse 25 blessed 12 blessen 1 blesseth 1 blessynge 1 blisse 1 blissed 2 blisseth 1 i-blessed 1 yblessed 4 **blessinge** ger. "blessing," s.v. blessing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: blessinge@ger **blessinge** ger 3 blessyng 1 blessynge 2 **bleu** adj. "blue in color," s.v. blue a. OED. KEY: bleu@adj **bleu** adj 10 blew 5 blewe 5 **bleu** n. "blue, the color," s.v. blue sb. OED. KEY: bleu@n **bleu** n 4 blew 4 **blind** adj. "blind, sightless; undiscerning, heedless, deluded; (of a lane) closed at one end," s.v. blind a. OED. KEY: blind@adj **blind** adj 50 blind 1 blinde 2 blynd 23 blynde 24 **blind** n. "blind person," s.v. blind sb. OED. KEY: blind@n **blind** n 1 blynde 1 **blinden** v. "blind, delude," s.v. blind v. OED. KEY: blinden@v **blinden** v 2 blynde 1 blyndeth 1 **blindnesse** n. "blindness, obtuseness," s.v. blindness OED. KEY: blindnesse@n **blindnesse** n 3 blyndnesse 3 **blinnen** v. "cease, desist," s.v. blin, blinn v. OED. KEY: blinnen@v **blinnen** v 2 bilynne 1 blynne 1 **blisful** adj. "blissful, happy, joyful; blessed; fortunate, praiseworthy, beautiful," s.v. blissful a. OED. KEY: blisful@adj **blisful** adj 115 blisful 102 blisfull 1 blissful 2 blysful 10 **blisfulli** adv. "blissfully, happily," s.v. blissfully adv. OED. KEY: blisfulli@adv **blisfulli** adv 3 blisfully 3 **blisfulnesse** n. "blissfulness, happiness," s.v. blissfulness OED. KEY: blisfulnesse@n **blisfulnesse** n 86 blisfulnesse 80 blisfulnesses 1 blissefulnes 1 blysfulnesse 4 **blisse** n. "bliss, happiness; rejoicing; source of joy; heavenly bliss," s.v. bliss sb. OED. KEY: blisse@n **blisse** n 94 blesse 1 blis 12 blisse 62 blisses 3 blys 3 blysse 13 **blithe** adj. "blithe, joyful, happy," s.v. blithe a. (sb. and adv.) OED. KEY: blithe@adj **blithe** adj 18 blithe 14 blythe 4 **blithe** adv. "blithefully, happily," s.v. blithe a. (sb. and adv.) OED. KEY: blithe@adv **blithe** adv 1 blythe 1 **blitheli** adv. "blithefully, happily," s.v. blithely adv. OED. KEY: blitheli@adv **blitheli** adv 2 blythely 2 **blithnesse** n. "blitheness, happiness," s.v. blitheness OED. KEY: blithnesse@n **blithnesse** n 1 blithnesse 1 **blive** adv. "actively, vigorously; quickly, (with als, as) as soon as possible, at once," s.v. belive adv. OED. KEY: blive@adv **blive** adv 29 blyve 28 bylyve 1 **blo** adj. "bluish grey," s.v. blo a. OED. KEY: blo@adj **blo** adj 1 bloo 1 **blod** n.(1) "blood, the humor of blood; lineage, kin," s.v. blood sb. OED. KEY: blod@n1 **blod** n1 93 blod 10 blood 83 **blodi** adj. "bloody, blood-stained; war-like," s.v. bloody a. and adv. OED. KEY: blodi@adj **blodi** adj 23 blody 22 bloody 1 **blod-shedinge** n. "bloodshed," s.v. bloodshedding vbl. sb. OED, blod n.(1) MED. KEY: blod-shedinge@n **blod-shedinge** n 1 blod-shedynge 1 **blonderen** v. "blunder, act blindly," s.v. blunder v. OED. KEY: blonderen@v **blonderen** v 2 blondren 1 blondreth 1 **blosme** n. "blossom, flower," s.v. blossom OED. KEY: blosme@n **blosme** n 3 blosme 1 blosmes 2 **blosmen** v. "blossom, bloom," s.v. blossom v. OED, blossomed ppl. a. OED. KEY: blosmen@v **blosmen** v 2 blosmed 1 blosmeth 1 **blosmi** adj. "blossomy, covered with blossoms," s.v. blossomy a. OED. KEY: blosmi@adj **blosmi** adj 3 blosmy 3 **blot** n. "blot, stain (of sin)," s.v. blot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: blot@n **blot** n 1 blotte 1 **blouen** v.(1) "blow; spread abroad, make known," s.v. blow v.\\1 OED. KEY: blouen@v1 **blouen** v1 51 blew 12 blewe 1 blow 4 blowe 17 blowen 5 bloweth 3 blowynge 3 iblowe 2 yblowe 4 **blouing** ger.(1) "blowing (with bellows) a fire," s.v. blowing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: blouing@ger1 **blouing** ger1 1 blowyng 1 **bobaunce** n. "boast," s.v. bobance OED. KEY: bobaunce@n **bobaunce** n 2 bobance 1 bobaunce 1 **Bobbe-up-and-doun** n. "Harbledown, near Canterbury," place name; not in MED. KEY: bobbe-up-and-doun@n#propn **bobbe-up-and-doun** n#propn 1 bobbe-up-and-doun 1 **bocche** n. "tumor, corrupt person," s.v. botch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bocche@n **bocche** n 1 boch 1 **boce** n. "boss, raised center of a shield," s.v. boss sb.\\1 OED. KEY: boce@n **boce** n 2 boce 1 boos 1 **bocher** n. "butcher," s.v. butcher sb. OED. KEY: bocher@n **bocher** n 1 bocher 1 **bod** n.(1) "delay," s.v. bode n.\\3 OED. KEY: bod@n1 **bod** n1 1 bode 1 **bod** n.(2) "omen," s.v. bode sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bod@n2 **bod** n2 1 bode 1 **boden** v.(1) "signify, betoken," s.v. bode v.\\1 OED. KEY: boden@v1 **boden** v1 2 bodeth 1 bodith 1 **bodi** n. "body; physical object, substance; person, individual, (pl.) people; (alchem.) metallic substance, metal," s.v. body OED. KEY: bodi@n **bodilich** adj. "bodily, physical, fleshly," s.v. bodily a. OED. KEY: bodilich@adj **bodilich** adj 19 bodily 19 **bodiliche** adv. "bodily, physically," s.v. bodily adv. OED. KEY: bodiliche@adv **bodiliche** adv 1 bodily 1 **bodi** n 280 bodies 17 body 245 bodyes 18 **Boece** n. "Boethius; Chaucer's translation of the Consolation of Philosophy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: boece@n#propn **boece** n#propn 35 boece 34 boecius 1 **Boetes** n. "the star Arcturus"; not in OED. KEY: boetes@n **boetes** n 2 boetes 2 **Boghtoun** n. "Boughton under Blean, near Canterbury," place name; not in MED. KEY: boghtoun@n#propn **boghtoun** n#propn 1 boghtoun 1 **boidekin** n. "dagger," s.v. bodkin OED. KEY: boidekin@n **boidekin** n 3 boidekyn 1 boydekyns 2 **boie** n.(1) "boy, lad; servant; knave, rascal," s.v. boy sb.\\1 OED. KEY: boie@n1 **boie** n1 4 boy 3 boye 1 **boillen** v. "boil, cook by boiling; seethe, burn (with emotion); (ppl. adj.) surging, violently agitated," s.v. boil v. OED, boiling ppl. a. OED. KEY: boillen@v boillen@v#adj **boillen** v#adj 2 boylynge 2 **boillen** v 3 boille 1 boyled 1 boyleth 1 **boillinge** ger. "boiling up, surging," s.v. boiling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: boillinge@ger **boillinge** ger 1 boylynge 1 **boiste** n. "box, container," s.v. boist sb. OED. KEY: boiste@n **boiste** n 3 boyste 2 boystes 1 **boistous** adj. "rude, simple, unlearned," s.v. boistous a. OED. KEY: boistous@adj **boistous** adj 1 boystous 1 **boistousli** adv. "rudely," s.v. boistously adv. OED. KEY: boistousli@adv **boistousli** adv 1 boistously 1 **bok** n.(1) "book," s.v. book sb. OED. KEY: bok@n1 **bok** n1 181 bok 16 bokes 37 bokis 1 book 93 bookes 32 bookis 1 bookys 1 **bokel** n. "buckle," s.v. buckle sb. OED. KEY: bokel@n **bokel** n 1 bokel 1 **bokelen** v. "(ppl.) buckling," s.v. buckle v. OED. KEY: bokelen@v **bokelen** v 1 bokelynge 1 **bokeler** n.(1) "buckler, small shield," s.v. buckler sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bokeler@n1 **bokeler** n1 6 bokeleer 1 bokeler 5 **boket** n. "bucket," s.v. bucket sb.\\1 OED. KEY: boket@n **boket** n 1 boket 1 **bolas** n. "plum," s.v. bullace OED. KEY: bolas@n **bolas** n 1 bolas 1 **bold** adj. "bold, brave; confident; brash, shameless; powerful, strong; (of speech) excellent," s.v. bold a. OED. KEY: bold@adj **bold** adj 21 bold 8 bolde 2 boold 11 **bolde** adj. as n. "shameless person," s.v. bold a. OED. KEY: bolde@adjas\_n **bolde** adjas\_n 1 boold 1 **boldeliche** adv. "boldly, bravely, confidently; recklessly; vigorously," s.v. boldly adv. OED. KEY: boldeliche@adv **boldeliche** adv 16 boldely 15 booldely 1 **bolden** v. "grow bold, cheer up," s.v. bold v. OED. KEY: bolden@v **bolden** v 1 bolde 1 **boldnesse** n. "boldness, self-assurance; arrogance, impudence," s.v. boldness OED. KEY: boldnesse@n **boldnesse** n 3 boldnesse 1 booldnesse 2 **bole** n.(1) "bull; (astro.) the zodiacal sign of the Bull," s.v. bull sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bole@n1 **bole** n1 13 bole 8 boles 5 **bole** n.(3) "Armenian bole, an astringent," s.v. bole sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bole@n3 **bole** n3 1 boole 1 **bolle** n. "bowl, vessel," s.v. bowl sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bolle@n **bolle** n 2 boles 1 bolle 1 **Boloigne** n.(1) "Boulogne, in France," place name; not in MED. KEY: boloigne@n1#propn **boloigne** n1#propn 1 boloigne 1 **Boloigne** n.(2) "Bologna, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: boloigne@n2#propn **boloigne** n2#propn 5 boloigne 5 **bolt** adv. "(with upright) flat (on one's back)," s.v. bolt adv. OED, bolt-upright adj. & adv. MED. KEY: bolt@adv **bolt** adv 2 bolt 2 **bolt** n. "crossbow bolt, arrow," s.v. bolt sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bolt@n **bolt** n 1 bolt 1 **bomblen** v. "boom, make a booming sound," s.v. bumble v.\\1 OED. KEY: bomblen@v **bomblen** v 1 bombleth 1 **bon** adj. "good," s.v. boon a. (and adv.) OED. KEY: bon@adj **bon** adj 1 bon 1 **bon** n.(1) "bone," s.v. bone sb. OED. KEY: bon@n1 **bon** n1 47 banes 1 bon 2 bones 33 boon 11 **bon** n.(2) "boon, prayer, request; favor, grant," s.v. boon sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bon@n2 **bon** n2 15 bone 7 boone 8 **bond** n. "bond, shackle; pledge, obligation; controlling or binding force, power," s.v. bond sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bond@n **bond** n 35 bond 19 bonde 1 bondes 4 boond 8 boondes 3 **bonde** n.(2) & adj. "(as adj.) bound, enslaved; (as n.) thrall, slave," s.v. bond sb.\\2 and a. OED, bonde n.(1) MED, bonde n.(2) & adj. MED. KEY: bonde@adj bonde@n2 **bonde** n2 1 bonde 1 **bonde** adj 8 bonde 8 **bonde-folk** n. "serfs"; not in OED, cf. bond sb.(2) and a. OED; s.v. bonde n.(2) & adj. MED. KEY: bonde-folk@n **bonde-folk** n 2 bonde-folk 1 boonde-folk 1 **bonde-man** n. "serf," s.v. bondman OED. KEY: bonde-man@n **bonde-man** n 2 bonde-men 1 boonde-men 1 **bor** n. "boar, male pig; wild boar," s.v. boar OED. KEY: bor@n **bor** n 27 boor 20 bor 4 bores 3 **boras** n. "borax," s.v. borax OED. KEY: boras@n **boras** n 2 boras 2 **bord** n. "board, plank; table, dining table; (with to) as a boarder; (on) board (a ship)," s.v. board sb. OED. KEY: bord@n **bord** n 20 bord 20 **bordel** n.(1) "house of prostitution; (as adj.) prostituted," s.v. bordel sb. OED. KEY: bordel@n1 bordel@n1#adj **bordel** n1#adj 1 bordel 1 **bordel** n1 1 bordels 1 **bordure** n. "border (of a garment); edge, rim," s.v. border sb. OED. KEY: bordure@n **bordure** n 47 border 1 bordure 46 **bore** n.(1) "opening, hole," s.v. bore sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bore@n1 **bore** n1 1 bore 1 **Boreas** n. "the north wind," s.v. Boreas OED. KEY: boreas@n **boreas** n 2 boreas 2 **borgh** n. "pledge, surety; guarantor," s.v. borrow sb. OED. KEY: borgh@n **borgh** n 13 borowe 2 borugh 2 borwe 7 borwes 2 **borwen** v. "borrow," s.v. borrow v.\\1 OED. KEY: borwen@v **borwen** v 11 borwe 9 borwed 2 **borwing** ger. "borrowing," s.v. borrowing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: borwing@ger **borwing** ger 1 borwynge 1 **bosom** n. "bosom," s.v. bosom sb. OED. KEY: bosom@n **bosom** n 6 bosom 6 **bost** n. "boast, bragging; arrogance, pride; threat; elaborate narrative," s.v. boast sb. OED. KEY: bost@n **bost** n 12 boost 8 bost 4 **bosten** v. "boast, brag," s.v. boast v.\\1 OED. KEY: bosten@v **bosten** v 4 bosted 1 bosten 1 bosteth 2 **bot** n.(1) "boat," s.v. boat OED. KEY: bot@n1 **bot** n1 5 boot 5 **bote** n.(1) "help, advantage; relief, remedy; deliverance, salvation," s.v. boot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bote@n1 **bote** n1 26 boot 1 boote 17 bote 8 **bote** n.(2) "boot, footwear," s.v. boot sb.\\3 OED. KEY: bote@n2 **bote** n2 2 bootes 2 **botel** n.(1) "bottle, flask," s.v. bottle sb.\\2 OED. KEY: botel@n1 **botel** n1 4 botel 2 botelles 1 botels 1 **botel** n.(2) "bundle," s.v. bottle sb.\\3 OED. KEY: botel@n2 **botel** n2 1 botel 1 **boteler** n.(1) "cup-bearer, servant in charge of wine," s.v. butler OED. KEY: boteler@n1 **boteler** n1 2 botiller 1 butiller 1 **boteles** adj.(1) "without remedy," s.v. bootless adj.\\1 OED. KEY: boteles@adj1 **boteles** adj1 1 booteles 1 **bothe** num. "both (as adj., conj., and n.)," s.v. both a. and adv. OED. KEY: bothe@num\_adj bothe@num\_conj bothe@num\_n **bothe** num\_adj 127 bathe 2 booth 1 both 1 bothe 123 **bothe** num\_conj 197 bathe 1 boothe 1 both 20 bothe 175 **bothe** num\_n 19 bothe 17 bother 1 bothes 1 **botme** n. "bottom," s.v. bottom OED. KEY: botme@n **botme** n 11 botme 10 botom 1 **botme-les** adj. "bottomless," s.v. bottomless a. OED. KEY: botme-les@adj **botme-les** adj 2 botmeles 1 botomles 1 **boue** n.(1) "bow, for an archer; (as part of place name) arched bridge," s.v. bow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: boue@n1 **boue** n1 31 bowe 28 bowes 3 **bouen** v.(1) "bow, kneel; bend; submit," s.v. bow v.\\1 OED. KEY: bouen@v1 **bouen** v1 12 bowe 4 bowen 2 boweth 4 bowide 1 bowynge 1 **bough** n. "bough, twig," s.v. bough sb. OED. KEY: bough@n **bough** n 11 bough 1 bow 1 bowe 3 bowes 5 bowgh 1 **bouk** n. "trunk of the body," s.v. bouk OED. KEY: bouk@n **bouk** n 1 bouk 1 **boun** adj. "ready, prepared," s.v. bound ppl. adj.\\1 OED. KEY: boun@adj **boun** adj 1 bown 1 **bounde** n. "boundary, limit," s.v. bound sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bounde@n **bounde** n 16 boundes 12 bowndes 4 **bounden** v. "(ppl.) enclosed," s.v. bound v.\\1 OED. KEY: bounden@v **bounden** v 1 bownded 1 **bounte** n. "goodness, virtue (also as proper n., personified); benevolence, mercy," s.v. bounty OED. KEY: bounte@n bounte@n#propn **bounte** n 64 bontee 1 bounte 20 bountee 35 bountees 2 bountes 2 bownte 3 bowntee 1 **bounte** n#propn 5 bounte 3 bountee 2 **bountevous** adj. "good, virtuous," s.v. bounteous a. OED. KEY: bountevous@adj **bountevous** adj 2 bountevous 2 **bour** n. "dwelling; bedroom," s.v. bower sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bour@n **bour** n 9 bour 5 boures 4 **bourde** n. "jesting, joking," s.v. bourd sb. OED. KEY: bourde@n **bourde** n 1 bourde 1 **bourden** v.(1) "jest, joke," s.v. bourd v.\\1 OED. KEY: bourden@v1 **bourden** v1 2 bourde 1 bourded 1 **box** n.(1) "box-tree," s.v. box sb.\\1 OED. KEY: box@n1 **box** n1 3 box 3 **box** n.(2) "box, container; strongbox," s.v. box sb.\\2 OED. KEY: box@n2 **box** n2 3 box 3 **box** n.(3) "box, blow," s.v. box n.\\3 OED. KEY: box@n3 **box** n3 1 box 1 **boxtre** n. "box-tree," s.v. box-tree OED, box n.(1) MED. KEY: boxtre@n **boxtre** n 2 boxtre 1 boxtree 1 **bracer** n. "archer's arm guard," s.v. bracer\\2 OED. KEY: bracer@n **bracer** n 1 bracer 1 **Bradwardin** n. "Thomas Bradwardine, a theologian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: bradwardin@n#propn **bradwardin** n#propn 1 bradwardyn 1 **bragot** n. "beverage made of ale and honey," s.v. bragget OED. KEY: bragot@n **bragot** n 1 bragot 1 **brain** n. "brain," s.v. brain sb. OED. KEY: brain@n **brain** n 5 brayn 4 braynes 1 **bran** n. "bran, ground husks," s.v. bran\\1 OED. KEY: bran@n **bran** n 3 bren 3 **brand** n. "firebrand, torch," s.v. brand sb. OED. KEY: brand@n **brand** n 6 brond 3 bronde 1 brondes 2 **bras** n. "brass, copper," s.v. brass sb. OED. KEY: bras@n **bras** n 16 bras 16 **brasile** n. "red dye from brazilwood," s.v. brazil\\1 OED. KEY: brasile@n **brasile** n 1 brasile 1 **brat** n. "cloak of coarse cloth," s.v. brat sb.\\1 OED. KEY: brat@n **brat** n 1 brat 1 **braun** n. "brawn, muscle; meat," s.v. brawn sb. OED. KEY: braun@n **braun** n 7 braunes 2 brawen 1 brawn 2 brawnes 2 **braunch** n. "branch, twig; line of descent; species," s.v. branch sb. OED. KEY: braunch@n **braunch** n 23 branche 1 branches 2 braunche 7 braunches 13 **braunchen** v. "(ppl. adj.) provided with branches," s.v. branch v. OED. KEY: braunchen@v#adj **braunchen** v#adj 1 branched 1 **brech** n. "breeches, trousers; underpants; crotch," s.v. breech sb. OED. KEY: brech@n **brech** n 4 breche 1 breches 1 breech 2 **bred** n.(1) "bread; food," s.v. bread sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bred@n1 **bred** n1 18 bred 1 breed 17 **brede** n.(1) "roasted or grilled meat," s.v. brede sb.\\1 OED. KEY: brede@n1 **brede** n1 1 brede 1 **brede** n.(2) "breadth, width," s.v. brede sb.\\2 OED. KEY: brede@n2 **brede** n2 14 brede 13 breede 1 **breden** v.(3) "breed, beget; grow, originate," s.v. breed v. OED. KEY: breden@v3 **breden** v3 7 bred 2 bredde 1 brede 2 breden 1 bredeth 1 **bred-ful** adj. "brimful, chock-full," s.v. bret-full a. OED. KEY: bred-ful@adj **bred-ful** adj 3 bret-ful 2 bretful 1 **breid** n.(1) "start, sudden movement," s.v. braid sb. OED. KEY: breid@n1 **breid** n1 2 braid 1 breyd 1 **breiden** v.(1) "start up, move suddenly; pull; awaken suddenly; (ppl.) embroidered," s.v. braid v.\\1 OED. KEY: breiden@v1 **breiden** v1 13 brayde 1 breyd 1 breyde 10 broyden 1 **breken** v. "break; (with heart) lose composure; break into, enter; violate (a prohibition, law, or agreement); interrupt; (ppl. adj.) broken; interrupted; (of a voice) subdued or quavering," s.v. break v. OED, broken ppl. a. OED. KEY: breken@v breken@v#adj **breken** v#adj 6 broken 3 brokene 1 ybroke 1 ybroken 1 **breken** v 65 brak 11 breeke 1 brek 2 breke 20 breken 9 breketh 5 brekith 1 broke 2 broken 13 ibroke 1 **brekere** n. "breaker," s.v. breaker sb.\\1 OED. KEY: brekere@n **brekere** n 1 brekers 1 **brekinge** ger. "breaking, violation (of a prohibition, law, or promise)," s.v. breaking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: brekinge@ger **brekinge** ger 6 brekynge 6 **brekke** n. "blemish," s.v. breck OED. KEY: brekke@n **brekke** n 1 brekke 1 **brembel** n. "bramble, thorny shrub," s.v. bramble\\1 OED. KEY: brembel@n **brembel** n 1 brembul 1 **breme** adv. "fiercely," s.v. breme a. OED. KEY: breme@adv **breme** adv 2 breme 2 **breme** n. "bream, a fish," s.v. bream sb. OED. KEY: breme@n **breme** n 1 breem 1 **brennen** v. "burn, burn up; inflame (with passion), be impassioned; (pt. ppl. adj.) refined, pure; (pr. ppl. adj.) burning, glowing; impassioned," s.v. burn v.\\1 OED, burnt, burned ppl. a. OED, burning ppl. a. OED. KEY: brennen@v brennen@v#adj **brennen** v#adj 10 brend 3 brennynge 6 brent 1 **brennen** v 98 brend 3 brende 22 brenden 1 brendest 1 brenne 19 brenned 1 brennen 9 brenneth 9 brenninge 1 brennyng 1 brennynge 7 brent 11 brente 7 brynne 1 ybrend 3 ybrent 2 **brenninge** ger. "burning; ardor, fervency," s.v. burning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: brenninge@ger **brenninge** ger 8 brennyng 2 brennynge 6 **brenningli** adv. "ardently, passionately," s.v. burningly adv. OED. KEY: brenningli@adv **brenningli** adv 2 brennyngly 2 **brer** n. "briar, thorn," s.v. brier, briar OED. KEY: brer@n **brer** n 4 brere 2 breres 2 **Breseida** n. "Briseis, lover of Achilles," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: breseida@n#propn **breseida** n#propn 2 breseyda 1 brixseyde 1 **brest** n.(1) "breast, chest (also as adj.); mammary glands; breastplate; seat of the emotions," s.v. breast adj. OED, brest-bon n. MED. KEY: brest@n1 brest@n1#adj **brest** n1#adj 1 brest 1 **brest** n1 56 breest 4 breestis 1 brest 44 breste 1 brestes 5 brestez 1 **bresten** v. "burst, break," s.v. burst v. OED. KEY: bresten@v **bresten** v 40 brast 9 braste 2 brest 3 breste 17 bresten 2 broste 1 brosten 5 bruste 1 **bresting** ger. "bursting, breaking," s.v. bursting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: bresting@ger **bresting** ger 1 brestyng 1 **brest-plate** n. "breast-plate, chest armor," s.v. breast-plate OED. KEY: brest-plate@n **brest-plate** n 1 brestplate 1 **breth** n.(1) "breath," s.v. breath OED. KEY: breth@n1 **breth** n1 22 breeth 10 breth 12 **brethen** v.(1) "breathe," s.v. breathe v. OED. KEY: brethen@v1 **brethen** v1 1 brethith 1 **breuen** v. "brew, contrive, bring about," s.v. brew v. OED. KEY: breuen@v **breuen** v 1 brew 1 **breu-hous** n. "brewery, tavern," s.v. brewhouse OED. KEY: breu-hous@n **breu-hous** n 1 brewhous 1 **briben** v. "steal, extort," s.v. bribe sb. OED. KEY: briben@v **briben** v 2 brybe 2 **briberie** n. "thefts, extortions," s.v. bribery OED. KEY: briberie@n **briberie** n 1 briberyes 1 **brid-ale** n. "wedding feast," s.v. bridal sdb. (a.) OED. KEY: brid-ale@n **brid-ale** n 1 bridale 1 **brid** n. "bird; sweetheart," s.v. bird OED. KEY: brid@n **brid** n 62 brid 7 bridd 2 bridde 1 briddes 29 briddis 8 bryd 11 bryddes 4 **bride** n.(1) "bride," s.v. bride sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bride@n1 **bride** n1 5 bryd 2 bryde 3 **bridel** n. "bridle (of a horse); control, dominance; restraint," s.v. bridle sb. OED. KEY: bridel@n **bridel** n 23 bridel 6 bridelis 3 bridil 1 bridles 2 brydel 9 brydles 2 **bridelen** v. "bridle (a horse); control, restrain," s.v. bridle v. OED. KEY: bridelen@v **bridelen** v 4 bridle 1 bridlede 1 brydeleth 1 ybrydeled 1 **brige** n. "strife," s.v. brigue sb. OED. KEY: brige@n **brige** n 1 bryge 1 **brigge** n. "bridge," s.v. bridge sb. OED. KEY: brigge@n **brigge** n 1 brigge 1 **bright** adj. "bright, shining; fair, beautiful; splendid," s.v. bright a. and sb. OED. KEY: bright@adj **bright** adj 132 bright 48 brighte 47 brighter 1 brightest 1 bryght 16 bryghte 19 **bright** n. "brightness," s.v. bright adj. and sb. OED. KEY: bright@n **bright** n 1 bright 1 **brighte** adv. "brightly; splendidly," s.v. bright adv. OED. KEY: brighte@adv **brighte** adv 21 bright 5 brighte 10 bryght 1 bryghte 5 **brightnesse** n. "radiance; splendor," s.v. brightness OED. KEY: brightnesse@n **brightnesse** n 6 brightnesse 4 bryghtnesse 2 **brike** n.(2) "predicament," s.v. brike OED. KEY: brike@n2 **brike** n2 1 brike 1 **brimme** n. "shore, bank (of a river)," s.v. brim sb.\\2 OED. KEY: brimme@n **brimme** n 1 brymme 1 **brim-ston** n. "brimstone, sulphur," s.v. brimstone OED. KEY: brim-ston@n **brim-ston** n 8 brymston 2 brymstoon 6 **bringen** v. "bring, fetch, convey; bring to (a state), bring (about)," s.v. bring v. OED. KEY: bringen@v **bringen** v 281 bring 2 bringe 9 bringen 1 bringest 1 broght 34 broghte 35 broghten 4 broghtest 1 brought 46 broughte 12 broughten 1 bryng 5 brynge 77 bryngen 30 brynges 2 bryngeth 17 bryngith 2 bryngyn 1 bryngynge 1 **bringer** n. "bringer," s.v. bringer OED. KEY: bringer@n **bringer** n 1 bryngere 1 **brinke** n. "brink, edge; seashore, riverbank," s.v. brink OED. KEY: brinke@n **brinke** n 6 brinke 1 brinkes 1 brynke 3 brynkes 1 **bristel** n. "bristle," s.v. bristle sb. OED. KEY: bristel@n **bristel** n 2 brustles 2 **bristled** ppl. "(adj.) having bristles," s.v. bristled ppl. a. OED. KEY: bristled@ppl#adj **bristled** ppl#adj 1 bristilede 1 **Britaine** n. "Britain; Brittany," place name. KEY: britaine@n#propn **britaine** n#propn 10 britaigne 5 britayne 3 briteyne 2 **Brit** n. "Briton, Welshman," s.v. Brit, brett sb.\\2 OED. KEY: brit@n **brit** n 1 bret 1 **Britoun** n. & adj. "Celt; Breton," s.v. Briton sb. (a.) OED. KEY: britoun@adj britoun@n **britoun** adj 3 briton 2 britoun 1 **britoun** n 5 britons 3 britoun 1 britouns 1 **broche** n.(1) "brooch, ornamental clasp," s.v. brooch OED. KEY: broche@n1 **broche** n1 16 broch 3 broche 7 broches 3 brooch 2 brooches 1 **brod** adj. "broad, wide; large, spacious; (of a weapon) with a broad blade or head," s.v. broad a. OED. KEY: brod@adj **brod** adj 32 brod 4 brodder 2 brode 15 brood 11 **brod** n.(2) "brood, offspring," s.v. brood sb. OED. KEY: brod@n2 **brod** n2 1 brood 1 **brode** adv. "broadly, widely; (of eyes) wide open; frankly, freely," s.v. broad a. OED. KEY: brode@adv **brode** adv 7 brode 5 broode 2 **broilen** v.(1) "broil," s.v. broil v.\\1 OED. KEY: broilen@v1 **broilen** v1 1 broille 1 **brokage** n. "use of an agent," s.v. brokage, brocage OED. KEY: brokage@n **brokage** n 1 brocage 1 **Brok** n.(2) "a horse in FrT," proper n. KEY: brok@n2#propn **brok** n2#propn 1 brok 1 **brok** n.(3) "brook, stream," s.v. brook sb. OED. KEY: brok@n3 **brok** n3 3 brook 3 **brokken** v. "(ppl.) trilling (?)," s.v. brock v. OED. KEY: brokken@v **brokken** v 1 brokkynge 1 **brom** n. "broom, a shrub," s.v. broom sb. OED. KEY: brom@n **brom** n 2 brom 1 bromes 1 **Bromeholm** n. "Bromholm Priory, in Yorkshire," place name; not in MED. KEY: bromeholm@n#propn **bromeholm** n#propn 1 bromeholm 1 **brotel** adj. "brittle, fragile," s.v. brotel, brotle a. OED. KEY: brotel@adj **brotel** adj 9 brotel 6 brotil 2 brutel 1 **brotelnesse** n. "brittleness, fragility, instability; fickleness," s.v. brotelness OED. KEY: brotelnesse@n **brotelnesse** n 5 brotelnesse 4 brotilnesse 1 **brother** n. "brother," s.v. brother sb. OED. KEY: brother@n **brother** n 161 bretheren 16 brethren 3 broother 3 brother 132 brotheres 2 brothir 4 brothres 1 **brotherhede** n. "brotherhood; fraternal organization," s.v. brotherhood OED. KEY: brotherhede@n **brotherhede** n 3 bretherhed 1 bretherhede 2 **brouded** ppl. "braided; embroidered," s.v. browd v. OED, browden ppl. a. OED. KEY: brouded@ppl **brouded** ppl\_abs 1 ybrouded 1 **brouded** ppl 2 brouded 1 broyded 1 **brouding** ger. "embroidery," s.v. browding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: brouding@ger **brouding** ger 1 browdynge 1 **broue** n. "eyebrow," s.v. brow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: broue@n **broue** n 10 browe 1 browes 6 browis 3 **brouken** v. "enjoy, make use of; perform (an act), do," s.v. brook v. OED. KEY: brouken@v **brouken** v 5 broken 1 brouke 2 browke 1 browken 1 **broun** adj. "brown, dark; dark-complexioned," s.v. brown a. OED. KEY: broun@adj **broun** adj 12 broun 12 **Brugges** n. "Brugges, in Flanders (Belgium)," place name; not in MED. KEY: brugges@n#propn **brugges** n#propn 5 brugges 5 **brutal** adj. "like an animal," s.v. brutal a. and sb. OED. KEY: brutal@adj **brutal** adj 1 brutyl 1 **Brut** n.(2) "Brutus, legendary founder of Britain," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: brut@n2#propn **brut** n2#propn 1 brutes 1 **Brutus** n.(1) "Lucius Junius Brutus, founder of the Roman Republic," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: brutus@n1#propn **brutus** n1#propn 1 brutus 1 **Brutus** n.(2) "Marcus Junius Brutus, conspirator against Caesar," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: brutus@n2#propn **brutus** n2#propn 2 brutus 2 **Brutus** n.(3) "Brutus and Cassius (as one person)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: brutus@n3#propn **brutus** n3#propn 1 brutus 1 **Brutus** n.(4) "Brutus (identity uncertain)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: brutus@n4#propn **brutus** n4#propn 1 brutus 1 **buf** interj. "sound of a belch," s.v. buff sb.\\5 and int. OED. KEY: buf@interj **buf** interj 1 buf 1 **buffet** n.(2) "buffet, hitting with the fist," s.v. buffet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: buffet@n2 **buffet** n2 1 buffettes 1 **bugle** n.(1) "buffalo," s.v. bugle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bugle@n1 **bugle** n1 1 bugle 1 **bukke** n. "buck, male goat or deer," s.v. buck sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bukke@n **bukke** n 4 buk 1 bukke 1 bukkes 2 **Bukton** n. "Robert or Peter Bukton," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: bukton@n#propn **bukton** n#propn 1 bukton 1 **bulle** n. "seal attached to a papal edict; papal decree," s.v. bull sb.\\2 OED. KEY: bulle@n **bulle** n 7 bulle 3 bulles 4 **bulten** v.(1) "sift," s.v. bolt, boult v.\\1 OED. KEY: bulten@v1 **bulten** v1 1 bulte 1 **Burdeux** n. "Bordeaux, in France," place name. KEY: burdeux@n#propn **burdeux** n#propn 1 burdeux 1 **Burdeux-ward** n. "the direction of Bordeaux," s.v. -ward suffix OED, Burdeaux-ward MED Suppl. KEY: burdeux-ward@n **burdeux-ward** n 1 burdeux-ward 1 **burdoun** n.(2) "bass part of a song," s.v. bourdon\\2, burdoun OED. KEY: burdoun@n2 **burdoun** n2 2 burdon 1 burdoun 1 **burel** n.(1) "woolen garment; (as adj.) lay, uneducated," s.v. burel\\1 OED. KEY: burel@n1 burel@n1#adj **burel** n1#adj 4 borel 1 burel 2 burell 1 **burel** n1 1 borel 1 **burgeis** n. "citizen of a town, businessman; civic official," s.v. burgess sb. OED. KEY: burgeis@n **burgeis** n 3 burgeys 3 **burgh** n.(1) "burg, town," s.v. borough OED. KEY: burgh@n1 **burgh** n1 1 burghes 1 **Burgoigne** n. & adj. "(as n.) Burgundy," place name. KEY: burgoine@n#propn **burgoine** n#propn 1 burgoyne 1 **Burnel** n. "Burnellus, hero of a satirical work by Nigel Wireker," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: burnel@n#propn **burnel** n#propn 1 burnel 1 **burnen** v. "burnish, polish (speech, manners); (ppl. adj.) burnished, polished, shining," s.v. burn v.\\2 OED, burned ppl. a.\\2 OED. KEY: burnen@v burnen@v#adj **burnen** v#adj 5 burned 5 **burnen** v 1 borneth 1 **burnet** n.(1) & adj. "(as adj.) cloth," s.v. burnet a. and adv.\\1 OED. KEY: burnet@adj **burnet** adj 1 burnet 1 **bush** n.(1) "bush, shrub; grove, underbrush," s.v. bush sb.\\1 OED. KEY: bush@n1 **bush** n1 17 bush 3 bushes 1 busk 2 buskes 2 bussches 1 bussh 7 busshes 1 **Busirus** n. "Busiris, legendary king of Egypt," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: busirus@n#propn **busirus** n#propn 2 busirus 1 busyrides 1 **busshel** n.(1) "bushel, a measure (also as adj.); a large amount; bushel container," s.v. bushel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: busshel@n1 busshel@n1#adj **busshel** n1#adj 4 busschel 1 busshel 3 **busshel** n1 4 busshel 3 busshels 1 **but** conj. "but; except, unless," s.v. but prep., conj., adv. OED. KEY: but@conj **but** conj 2850 but 2850 **but** n.(3) "exception or objection," s.v. but sb.\\1 OED. KEY: but@n3 **but** n3 1 but 1 **buter-flie** n. "butterfly," s.v. butterfly OED. KEY: buter-flie@n **buter-flie** n 3 boterflye 3 **buttok** n. "buttocks, rump," s.v. buttock sb. OED. KEY: buttok@n **buttok** n 5 buttok 2 buttokes 3 **buxom** adj. "humble, obedient, meek," s.v. buxom a. OED. KEY: buxom@adj **buxom** adj 5 buxom 5 **buxomli** adv. "meekly," s.v. buxomly adv. OED. KEY: buxomli@adv **buxomli** adv 1 buxomly 1 **buxomnesse** n. "humility," s.v. buxomness OED. KEY: buxomnesse@n **buxomnesse** n 1 buxumnesse 1 **-- C --** **c** n. "the letter c," s.v. c OED. KEY: c@n **c** n 3 c 3 **cable** n. "thick rope," s.v. cable sb. OED. KEY: cable@n **cable** n 1 cable 1 **cacchen** v. "catch, capture; grasp, seize; get, obtain; receive; perceive, catch sight of," s.v. catch v. OED. KEY: cacchen@v **cacchen** v 92 cacche 10 cacchen 1 cache 3 caught 38 caughte 19 icawght 1 ikaught 1 kacchen 1 kaught 10 kaughte 4 kecche 1 ykaught 3 **Cacus** n. "Cacus, a monster," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cacus@n#propn **cacus** n#propn 3 cacus 1 kacus 2 **cadence** n. "cadence, rhythm," s.v. cadence sb. OED. KEY: cadence@n **cadence** n 1 cadence 1 **Cadmus** n. "Cadmus, founder of Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cadmus@n#propn **cadmus** n#propn 2 cadme 1 cadmus 1 **cage** n. "cage, confinement," s.v. cage sb. OED. KEY: cage@n **cage** n 14 cage 12 cages 2 **Caim** n. "Cain (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: caim@n#propn **caim** n#propn 1 caym 1 **cainard** n. "slob," s.v. caynard OED. KEY: cainard@n **cainard** n 1 kaynard 1 **caitif** adj. "captive, enslaved; wretched," s.v. caitiff sb. and a. OED. KEY: caitif@adj **caitif** adj 10 caityf 1 caytif 3 caytyf 4 kaytifs 1 kaytyf 1 **caitif** n. "captive, prisoner; wretch," s.v. catiff sb. and a. OED. KEY: caitif@n **caitif** n 11 caytif 1 caytifs 1 caytyf 5 caytyves 3 kaityf 1 **cake** n. "cake, loaf," s.v. cake sb. OED. KEY: cake@n **cake** n 5 cake 5 **cakeling** ger. "cackling," s.v. cackling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: cakeling@ger **cakeling** ger 1 kakelynge 1 **calcinacioun** n. "(alchem.) reduction to powder," s.v. calcination OED. KEY: calcinacioun@n **calcinacioun** n 1 calcinacioun 1 **calcining** n. "(alchem.) reducing to powder," s.v. calcining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: calcining@n **calcining** n 1 calcenyng 1 **calculen** v. "calculate, compute," s.v. calcule v. OED. KEY: calculen@v **calculen** v 3 calcule 1 calculed 1 kalkuled 1 **calculer** n. "pointer of an astrolabe," s.v. calculer OED. KEY: calculer@n **calculer** n 1 calculer 1 **calculing** ger. "calculation," s.v. calculing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: calculing@ger **calculing** ger 2 calkullynge 1 calkulynge 1 **Calde** n. "Chaldea (modern Iraq)," place name. KEY: calde@n#propn **calde** n#propn 1 chaldeye 1 **calender** n. "calendar; model," s.v. calendar sb. OED. KEY: calender@n **calender** n 6 kalender 4 kalenderes 1 kalenders 1 **calendes** n. "first day, beginning," s.v. calends, kalends sb. pl. OED. KEY: calendes@n **calendes** n 2 kalendes 2 **calf** n.(1) "calf, young of cattle," s.v. calf\\1 OED. KEY: calf@n1 **calf** n1 3 calf 3 **calf** n.(2) "calf of the leg," s.v. calf\\2 OED. KEY: calf@n2 **calf** n2 1 calf 1 **Calidoigne** n. "Calydon, kingdom of Tydeaus," place name; not in MED. KEY: calidoigne@n#propn **calidoigne** n#propn 2 calydoigne 1 calydoyne 1 **Caliope** n. "Caliope, mother of Orpheus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: caliope@n#propn **caliope** n#propn 3 caliope 2 callyope 1 **Calipsa** n. "Calypso, a nymph who loved Odysseus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: calipsa@n#propn **calipsa** n#propn 1 calipsa 1 **Calistopee** n. "Callisto, loved by Jupiter," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: calistopee@n#propn **calistopee** n#propn 2 calistopee 1 calyxte 1 **Calkas** n. "Calchas, Criseyde's father in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: calkas@n#propn **calkas** n#propn 19 calcas 1 calkas 18 **calle** n. "hairnet, decorative head dress," s.v. caul sb.\\1 OED. KEY: calle@n **calle** n 3 calle 3 **callen** v. "call, cry out; summon, invite; name, designate," s.v. call v. OED. KEY: callen@v **callen** v 130 cal 1 calden 1 calle 58 called 52 callede 1 callen 9 callest 1 calleth 3 callyng 1 kallen 1 ycalled 2 **calme** adj. "calm, free of storms," s.v. calm a. OED. KEY: calme@adj **calme** adj 2 calm 2 **Cambalus** n. "Cambulus, Cambuskan's son in SqT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cambalus@n#propn **cambalus** n#propn 3 cambalo 2 cambalus 1 **Cambises** n. "Cambises, king of Persia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cambises@n#propn **cambises** n#propn 1 cambises 1 **Cambiuskan** n. "Cambuskan, king of Sarray in SqT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cambiuskan@n#propn **cambiuskan** n#propn 7 cambyuskan 7 **camel** n. "camel, dromedary," s.v. camel OED. KEY: camel@n **camel** n 1 camaille 1 **Campaine** n. "Campania, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: campaine@n#propn **campaine** n#propn 1 campayne 1 **camus** adj. "pug-nosed," s.v. camois, camus a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: camus@adj **camus** adj 2 camus 1 kamus 1 **Canaan** n. "Canaan, son of Ham (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: canaan@n#propn **canaan** n#propn 1 canaan 1 **Canacee** n.(1) "Canacee, heroine of SqT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: canacee@n1#propn **canacee** n1#propn 18 canacee 16 canacees 2 **Canacee** n.(2) "Canacee, incestuous lover of her brother Macareus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: canacee@n2#propn **canacee** n2#propn 2 canace 1 canacee 1 **Canane** n. & adj. "(as adj.) of Cana (in the Bible)"; not in MED. KEY: canane@adj **canane** adj 1 cananee 1 **Candace** n.(1) "Candace, queen of Nubia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: candace@n1#propn **candace** n1#propn 1 candace 1 **Candace** n.(2) "Candace, identity uncertain," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: candace@n2#propn **candace** n2#propn 1 candace 1 **candel** n. "candle, taper," s.v. candle sb. OED. KEY: candel@n **candel** n 7 candel 3 candele 1 candels 2 candle 1 **candel-light** n. "light from a candle," s.v. candlelight OED, candel n. MED. KEY: candel-light@n **candel-light** n 1 candel-lyght 1 **candle-stikke** n. "candlestick," s.v. candlestick OED. KEY: candle-stikke@n **candle-stikke** n 1 candle-stikke 1 **Cane** n. "Cana (in the Bible)," place name; not in MED. KEY: cane@n#propn **cane** n#propn 1 cane 1 **canel** n.(1) "cinnamon," s.v. canel, canell(e OED. KEY: canel@n1 **canel** n1 1 canell 1 **canel-boon** n. "collarbone," s.v. cannel-bone OED, canel n.(2) MED. KEY: canel-boon@n **canel-boon** n 1 canel-boon 1 **canevas** n. "canvas," s.v. canvas, canvass sb. OED. KEY: canevas@n **canevas** n 1 canevas 1 **Canios** n. "Canii, the followers of Canius"; not in OED; not in MED. KEY: canios@n **canios** n 1 canyos 1 **Canius** n. "Julius Canius (or Canus)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: canius@n#propn **canius** n#propn 2 canyus 2 **canked-ort** n. "predicament," s.v. kankedort OED. KEY: canked-ort@n **canked-ort** n 1 kankedort 1 **canker** n.(1) "tumor, cancer," s.v. canker sb. OED. KEY: canker@n1 **canker** n1 1 cancre 1 **Canker** n.(2) "Cancer, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Cancer sb. OED. KEY: canker@n2 **canker** n2 19 cancer 13 cancre 5 cancro 1 **canoun** n.(1) "set of rules; authoritative book," s.v. canon sb.\\1 OED. KEY: canoun@n1 **canoun** n1 3 canon 2 canoun 1 **canoun** n.(2) "canon, a type of clergyman," s.v. canon sb.\\2 OED. KEY: canoun@n2 **canoun** n2 43 chanon 6 chanons 3 chanoun 33 chanounes 1 **Cantebregge** n. "Cambridge," place name; not in MED. KEY: cantebregge@n#propn **cantebregge** n#propn 2 cantebregge 1 cantebrigge 1 **cantel** n. "part, portion," s.v. cantle sb. OED. KEY: cantel@n **cantel** n 1 cantel 1 **cap** n. "cape, headland," s.v. cape n.\\3 OED. KEY: cap@n **cap** n 1 cape 1 **capel** n. "horse, cart horse," s.v. caple, capul OED. KEY: capel@n **capel** n 6 caples 1 capul 5 **capen** v. "gape, stare," s.v. gape v. OED. KEY: capen@v **capen** v 5 cape 3 caped 1 capyng 1 **capitain** n. "leader of an army, general," s.v. captain OED. KEY: capitain@n **capitain** n 3 capitayn 3 **capital** adj. "capital, upper case; large letter," s.v. capital a. and sb. OED. KEY: capital@adj **capital** adj 4 capital 1 capitale 1 capitals 2 **Capitolie** n. "the Capitol in Rome," place name. KEY: capitolie@n#propn **capitolie** n#propn 2 capitolie 2 **capitulo** Lat. n. "chapter." KEY: capitulo@lat\_n **capitulo** lat\_n 3 capitulo 3 **capoun** n. "capon," s.v. capon sb. OED. KEY: capoun@n **capoun** n 4 capon 1 capoun 2 capouns 1 **Cappaneus** n. "Capaneus, one of the seven against Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cappaneus@n#propn **cappaneus** n#propn 3 campaneus 1 capaneus 1 cappaneus 1 **cappe** n. "cap," s.v. cap sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cappe@n **cappe** n 4 cappe 4 **Capricorn** n. "Capricorn, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Capricorn OED. KEY: capricorn@n **capricorn** n 25 capricorn 2 capricorne 22 capricornus 1 **captivite** n. "captivity, enslavement," s.v. captivity OED. KEY: captivite@n **captivite** n 1 captivyte 1 **carbuncle** n. "carbuncle, a precious stone," s.v. carbuncle OED. KEY: carbuncle@n **carbuncle** n 3 carbuncle 1 charbocle 1 charboncle 1 **cardiacle** n. "palpitation, heart attack," s.v. cardiacle OED. KEY: cardiacle@n **cardiacle** n 1 cardynacle 1 **cardinal** n. "cardinal of the church," s.v. cardinal sb. OED. KEY: cardinal@n **cardinal** n 3 cardinal 1 cardinales 1 cardynales 1 **care** n.(1) "care, sorrow; pain, distress, trouble; anxiety, concern," s.v. care sb.\\1 OED. KEY: care@n1 **care** n1 61 care 50 cares 10 kare 1 **careful** adj. "care-filled, sorrowful," s.v. careful a. OED. KEY: careful@adj **careful** adj 3 careful 3 **careine** n. "carrion, corpse," s.v. carrion sb. and a. OED. KEY: careine@n **careine** n 5 carayne 1 careyne 4 **caren** v. "care about, be anxious, concerned; grieve," s.v. care v. OED. KEY: caren@v **caren** v 6 care 5 careth 1 **cariage** n. "feudal service, tax," s.v. carriage OED. KEY: cariage@n **cariage** n 4 cariage 2 cariages 2 **Caribdis** n. "Charybdis, whirlpool in the straights of Messina," place name. KEY: caribdis@n#propn **caribdis** n#propn 1 caribdis 1 **carien** v. "carry, convey," s.v. carry v. OED. KEY: carien@v **carien** v 23 carie 8 caried 4 carieden 1 carien 2 carieth 1 cary 1 carye 1 caryed 1 caryeden 1 caryinge 1 ycaried 1 ycaryed 1 **cariing** ger. "carrying," s.v. carrying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: cariing@ger **cariing** ger 1 cariynge 1 **carike** n.(1) "large sailing ship," s.v. carrack, carack OED. KEY: carike@n1 **carike** n1 1 carryk 1 **carl** n. "churl, fellow," s.v. carl, carle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: carl@n **carl** n 4 carl 4 **carole** n. "carol, song; round dance," s.v. carol sb. OED. KEY: carole@n **carole** n 6 carole 1 caroles 1 karole 2 karoles 1 karoll 1 **carolen** v. "sing carols, dance," s.v. carol v. OED. KEY: carolen@v **carolen** v 3 carole 1 karoled 1 karolede 1 **carole-wise** n. "in the manner of a carol"; not in OED; s.v. carole n. MED. KEY: carole-wise@n **carole-wise** n 1 carole-wyse 1 **caroling** ger. "caroling, singing; dancing," s.v. caroling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: caroling@ger **caroling** ger 3 carolynge 1 karolyng 2 **carpen** v. "chatter, gossip," s.v. carp v.\\1 OED. KEY: carpen@v **carpen** v 1 carpe 1 **carpenter** n. "carpenter," s.v. carpenter sb. OED. KEY: carpenter@n **carpenter** n 34 carpenteer 1 carpenter 26 carpenteres 2 carpenteris 5 **Carrenar** n. "Kara-Nor, on the east of the Gobi Desert," place name; not in MED. KEY: carrenar@n#propn **carrenar** n#propn 1 carrenar 1 **Cartage** n.(1) "Carthage, in Northern Africa," place name; not in MED. KEY: cartage@n1#propn **cartage** n1#propn 10 cartage 10 **Cartage** n.(2) "Cartagena, in Spain (probably)," place name; not in MED. KEY: cartage@n2#propn **cartage** n2#propn 1 cartage 1 **cart** n. "cart, wagon; chariot," s.v. cart sb. OED. KEY: cart@n **cart** n 23 cart 10 carte 11 cartes 2 **carte-hors** n. "cart-horse," s.v. cart-horse OED, cart n. MED. KEY: carte-hors@n **carte-hors** n 1 carte-hors 1 **carter** n. "carter, wagon driver," s.v. carter\\1 OED. KEY: carter@n **carter** n 8 carter 1 cartere 7 **cart-wheel** n. "cart-wheel," s.v. cart-wheel OED, cart n. MED. KEY: cart-wheel@n **cart-wheel** n 2 cartwheel 2 **cas** n. "case; situation, circumstance; event, occurrence; chance, fate; matter, concern; type of situation, law case," s.v. case sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cas@n **cas** n 142 caas 28 cas 114 **case** n.(1) "quiver for arrows," s.v. case sb.\\2 OED. KEY: case@n1 **case** n1 4 caas 2 cas 2 **Cassandre** n. "Cassandra, Troilus' sister in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cassandre@n#propn **cassandre** n#propn 5 cassandra 1 cassandre 4 **Cassidorus** n. "Flavius Magnus Aurelius Cassiodorus, Latin author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cassidorus@n#propn **cassidorus** n#propn 6 cassidore 4 cassidorie 1 cassidorus 1 **Cassius** n. "(Brutus and) Cassius, the conspirators, taken as one," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cassius@n#propn **cassius** n#propn 1 cassius 1 **cast** n. "casting (stones); plot, scheme; situation, occasion," s.v. cast sb.\\2 OED. KEY: cast@n **cast** n 6 cast 5 castes 1 **castel** n. "castle, fortress," s.v. castle sb. OED. KEY: castel@n **castel** n 28 castel 25 castell 1 castelles 1 castels 1 **castelen** v. "(ppl.) decorated (with paper battlements, etc.)," s.v. castle v. OED. KEY: castelen@v **castelen** v 1 castelled 1 **castel-yate** n. "castle gate"; not in OED; s.v. castel n. MED. KEY: castel-yate@n **castel-yate** n 1 castel-yate 1 **casten** v. "cast, throw; turn, direct (one's attention, one's eye); throw (away); emit, shed; move quickly; reckon, calculate; consider, reflect; perceive, notice; plan, arrange, premeditate," s.v. cast v. OED. KEY: casten@v **casten** v 178 cast 39 caste 108 casten 17 castest 1 casteth 9 kaste 3 ycast 1 **castigacioun** n. "castigation, punishment," s.v. castigation OED. KEY: castigacioun@n **castigacioun** n 1 castigacioun 1 **casting** ger. "casting forth, emitting," s.v. casting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: casting@ger **casting** ger 1 castynge 1 **Castor** n. "Castor, twin of Pollux, who together form Gemini," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: castor@n#propn **castor** n#propn 1 castor 1 **casuel** adj. "due to chance, transitory," s.v. casual a. (sb.) OED. KEY: casuel@adj **casuel** adj 1 casuel 1 **casuelli** adv. "by chance, accidentally," s.v. casually adv. OED. KEY: casuelli@adv **casuelli** adv 2 casuelly 2 **Cataloigne** n. "Catalonia, in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: cataloigne@n#propn **cataloigne** n#propn 1 cataloigne 1 **cat** n. "cat," s.v. cat sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cat@n **cat** n 9 cat 7 cattes 2 **catapuce** n. "the herb spurge," s.v. catapuce OED. KEY: catapuce@n **catapuce** n 1 katapuce 1 **catel** n. "property, possessions," s.v. cattle sb. OED. KEY: catel@n **catel** n 27 catel 27 **Catoun** n.(1) "Dionysius Cato, author of the Distichs," proper n.; s.v. Caton n. MED. KEY: catoun@n1#propn **catoun** n1#propn 12 caton 4 catoun 8 **Catoun** n.(2) "M. Porcius Cato, the Censor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: catoun@n2#propn **catoun** n2#propn 1 catoun 1 **Catoun** n.(3) "Cato Uticensis, the Orator," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: catoun@n3#propn **catoun** n3#propn 1 catoun 1 **Catoun** n.(4) "Marcia Catoun, faithful Roman wife," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: catoun@n4#propn **catoun** n4#propn 1 catoun 1 **Catullus** n. "Gaius Valerius Catullus, the Roman author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: catullus@n#propn **catullus** n#propn 1 catullus 1 **Caucasus** n. "Caucasus, the mountain range," place name; not in MED. KEY: caucasus@n#propn **caucasus** n#propn 2 caucasus 1 kaukasous 1 **Caunterbury** n. "Canterbury," place name; not in MED. KEY: caunterbury@n#propn\_adj caunterbury@n#propn **caunterbury** n#propn\_adj 1 caunterbury 1 **caunterbury** n#propn 7 caunterbury 7 **Caunterbury-ward** n. "the direction of Canterbury"; not in OED; s.v. Caunterbury-ward n. MED Suppl. KEY: caunterbury-ward@n **caunterbury-ward** n 1 caunterbury-ward 1 **causa** Lat. n. "cause." KEY: causa@lat\_n **causa** lat\_n 2 causa 2 **cause** n. "cause, source; occasion, situation; (with by, for) reason, sake; motive, justification; aim, purpose; legal action, charge; affair, undertaking," s.v. cause sb. OED. KEY: cause@n **cause** n 357 cause 290 causes 66 causez 1 **causeles** adj. "without a cause," s.v. causeless a. OED. KEY: causeles@adj **causeles** adj 2 causelees 1 causeles 1 **causeles** adv. "without cause, unjustly, to no purpose," s.v. causeless a. OED. KEY: causeles@adv **causeles** adv 14 causelees 2 causeles 12 **causen** v.(1) "cause; induce, impel," s.v. cause v.\\1 OED. KEY: causen@v1 **causen** v1 40 cause 2 caused 8 causen 6 causest 1 causeth 21 causyng 1 causynge 1 **causer** n.(1) "causer, source," s.v. causer\\1 OED. KEY: causer@n1 **causer** n1 1 causer 1 **cave** n.(1) "cave," s.v. cave sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cave@n1 **cave** n1 22 cave 19 caves 2 kaves 1 **caverne** n. "cavern," s.v. cavern sb. OED. KEY: caverne@n **caverne** n 1 cavernes 1 **cavillacioun** n. "quibbling," s.v. cavillation OED. KEY: cavillacioun@n **cavillacioun** n 1 cavillacioun 1 **Cecile** n. "Saint Cecelia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cecile@n#propn **cecile** n#propn 26 cecile 19 cecilie 7 **Cedasus** n. "Scedasus of Boetia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cedasus@n#propn **cedasus** n#propn 1 cedasus 1 **cedre** n. "cedar, the tree," s.v. cedar OED. KEY: cedre@n **cedre** n 2 cedre 1 cedres 1 **ceint** n. "sash, girdle," s.v. ceinte OED. KEY: ceint@n **ceint** n 2 ceint 1 ceynt 1 **celebrable** adj. "celebrated, famous," s.v. celebrable a. OED. KEY: celebrable@adj **celebrable** adj 2 celebrable 2 **celebrite** n. "celebrity, fame," s.v. celebrity OED. KEY: celebrite@n **celebrite** n 1 celebrete 1 **celer** n.(1) "cellar, storeroom," s.v. cellar sb. OED. KEY: celer@n1 **celer** n1 2 celer 1 seler 1 **celerere** n. "cellarer, monastic officer in charge of provisions," s.v. cellarer OED. KEY: celerere@n **celerere** n 1 celerer 1 **celestial** adj. "celestial, divine; (astro.) of the visible heavens," s.v. celestial a. and sb. OED. KEY: celestial@adj **celestial** adj 19 celestial 13 celestiall 4 celestialle 1 celestials 1 **celle** n. "cell, subordinate monastery; compartment of the brain," s.v. cell sb.\\1 OED. KEY: celle@n **celle** n 3 celle 3 **celo** Lat. n. "the heavens." KEY: celo@lat\_n **celo** lat\_n 1 celo 1 **cendal** n. "silk cloth," s.v. sendal OED. KEY: cendal@n **cendal** n 1 sendal 1 **Cenobia** n. "Zenobia, queen of Palmyra," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cenobia@n#propn **cenobia** n#propn 2 cenobia 1 cenobie 1 **censen** v. "(ppl.) censing, incensing," s.v. cense v.\\1 OED. KEY: censen@v **censen** v 1 sensynge 1 **censer** n.(1) "censer, thurible," s.v. censer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: censer@n1 **censer** n1 1 sencer 1 **Centaur** n. "Philo the Centaur (probably)," proper n. KEY: centaur@n#propn **centaur** n#propn 2 centauris 1 centauros 1 **centesimus** Lat. adj. "hundred." KEY: centesimus@lat\_adj **centesimus** lat\_adj 1 centesimus 1 **centorie** n. "centaury plant," s.v. centaury OED. KEY: centorie@n **centorie** n 1 centaure 1 **centre** n. "center; position of equilibrium (of an astrolabe); point representing a star on the rete of an astrolabe; (pl.) table of planetary positions," s.v. centre, center sb. and a. OED. KEY: centre@n **centre** n 20 centre 19 centris 1 **ceptre** n. "scepter; sovereign authority," s.v. sceptre sb. OED. KEY: ceptre@n **ceptre** n 9 ceptre 5 sceptre 2 septre 2 **Cerberus** n. "Cerberus, watch-dog of Hades," proper n. KEY: cerberus@n#propn **cerberus** n#propn 4 cerberus 4 **cercle** n 66 cercle 49 cercles 7 cerkle 1 cerklis 2 circles 1 sercle 6 **cerclen** v. "circle about, encircle," s.v. circle v. OED. KEY: cerclen@v **cerclen** v 3 cercled 1 cerclen 1 cerclith 1 **Ceres** n. "Ceres, goddess of agriculture," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ceres@n#propn **ceres** n#propn 2 ceres 2 **cerial** adj. "evergreen," s.v. cerrial a. OED. KEY: cerial@adj **cerial** adj 1 cerial 1 **cerimonie** n. "ceremony, religious rite," s.v. ceremony OED. KEY: cerimonie@n **cerimonie** n 1 cerymonyes 1 **certain** adj. "certain, specified, fixed; definite but unspecified amount or number of; particular, specific; true, reliable; inevitable, predetermined, invariable; confident," s.v. certain a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: certain@adj **certain** adj 122 certayn 1 certein 47 certeine 8 certeins 1 certeyn 57 certeyne 8 **certain** adv. "certainly, indeed," s.v. certain a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: certain@adv **certain** adv 98 certayn 10 certein 21 certeyn 67 **certain** n. "certainty, assurance; definite but unspecified amount or number," s.v. certain a., sb., and adv. OED; some entries s.v. certain adj. MED. KEY: certain@n **certain** n 17 certayn 4 certein 5 certeyn 8 **certainli** adv. "certainly, indeed," s.v. certainly adv. OED. KEY: certainli@adv **certainli** adv 64 certaynly 1 certeinli 1 certeinly 29 certeynli 1 certeynlich 1 certeynly 30 serteynly 1 **certes** adv. "certainly, indeed," s.v. certes adv. OED. KEY: certes@adv **certes** adv 503 certes 486 certis 12 certys 4 sertes 1 **ceruse** n. "white lead," s.v. ceruse OED. KEY: ceruse@n **ceruse** n 1 ceruce 1 **Cesar** n.(1) "Julius Caesar, Roman Emperor," proper n.; s.v. cesar n. MED. KEY: cesar@n1#propn **cesar** n1#propn 3 cesar 3 **Cesar** n.(2) "Octavius Caesar, Roman Emperor," proper n.; s.v. cesar n. MED. KEY: cesar@n2#propn **cesar** n2#propn 3 cesar 3 **Cesar** n.(3) "Gaius Caesar, Caligula, Roman Emperor," proper n.; s.v. cesar n. MED. KEY: cesar@n3#propn **cesar** n3#propn 1 cesar 1 **Cesar** n.(4) "Augustus Caesar, Roman Emperor," proper n.; s.v. cesar n. MED. KEY: cesar@n4#propn **cesar** n4#propn 2 cesar 2 **Cesar** n.(5) "Caesar, as a metonymy for king or ruler," proper n.; s.v. cesar n. MED. KEY: cesar@n5#propn **cesar** n5#propn 1 cesar 1 **cesen** v. "cease, stop; cause to stop, put an end to," s.v. cease v. OED. KEY: cesen@v **cesen** v 30 cese 4 cesen 5 ceseth 2 cesse 10 cessed 4 cessede 1 cesseth 4 **Cesiphus** n. "Sisyphus, king of Corinth," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cesiphus@n#propn **cesiphus** n#propn 1 cesiphus 1 **chacen** v. "chase, pursue; harass; drive out, expel; pursue, go on with (a subject)," s.v. chase, chace v.\\1 OED. KEY: chacen@v **chacen** v 28 chace 8 chaced 6 chacedest 1 chacen 1 chaceth 2 chased 4 chasen 2 chaseth 2 chasith 1 chasynge 1 **chaf** n. "chaff, husks," s.v. chaff sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chaf@n **chaf** n 3 chaf 3 **chaffare** n. "trade, business dealing; goods, merchandise," s.v. chaffer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chaffare@n **chaffare** n 9 chaffare 9 **chaffaren** v. "trade, do business," s.v. chaffer v.\\1 OED. KEY: chaffaren@v **chaffaren** v 1 chaffare 1 **chaiere** n. "chair, sedan-chair; throne; professorial chair," s.v. chair sb. OED. KEY: chaiere@n **chaiere** n 7 chayer 3 chayere 1 chayeres 3 **chaine** n. "chain, fetter; ornamental chain; restraining force, bond," s.v. chain sb. OED. KEY: chaine@n **chaine** n 21 chaynes 1 cheyne 12 cheynes 8 **chainen** v. "(ppl.) chained," s.v. chain v. OED. KEY: chainen@v **chainen** v 1 ycheyned 1 **chalaundre** n. "lark," s.v. chalandre OED. KEY: chalaundre@n **chalaundre** n 3 chalaundre 1 chalaundres 1 chelaundre 1 **chalengen** v. "challenge, claim," s.v. challenge v. OED. KEY: chalengen@v **chalengen** v 3 chalange 1 chalanged 1 chalenge 1 **chalenginge** ger. "challenging, claim," s.v. challenge v. OED. KEY: chalenginge@ger **chalenginge** ger 1 chalangyng 1 **chalice** n. "chalice," s.v. chalice OED. KEY: chalice@n **chalice** n 1 chalice 1 **chalk** n. "chalk," s.v. chalk sb. OED. KEY: chalk@n **chalk** n 5 chalk 5 **chaloun** n. "bedspread," s.v. chalon OED. KEY: chaloun@n **chaloun** n 1 chalons 1 **champartie** n. "equality in power," s.v. champerty OED. KEY: champartie@n **champartie** n 1 champartie 1 **champioun** n. "athlete, wrestler; defender in a judicial duel," s.v. champion sb.\\1 OED. KEY: champioun@n **champioun** n 9 champion 2 champioun 7 **chaped** ppl. "mounted, trimmed," s.v. chape v.\\1 OED. KEY: chaped@ppl **chaped** ppl 1 chaped 1 **chapele** n. "(as adj.) chapel," s.v. chapel sb. OED. KEY: chapele@n#adj **chapele** n#adj 1 chapel 1 **chapelein** n. "chaplain, priest officiating in a chapel; nun who serves as secretary to an abbess," s.v. chaplain OED. KEY: chapelein@n **chapelein** n 2 chapeleyne 1 chapelleyns 1 **chapelet** n. "chaplet, garland," s.v. chaplet OED. KEY: chapelet@n **chapelet** n 4 chapelet 3 chapelett 1 **chapitre** n. "chapter of a book; meeting of members of a religious house; ecclesiastical court," s.v. chapter sb. OED. KEY: chapitre@n **chapitre** n 13 chapitre 10 chapitres 3 **chap-man** n. "merchant," s.v. chapman OED. KEY: chap-man@n **chap-man** n 6 chapman 3 chapmen 3 **chapmanhede** n. "trading, business," s.v. chapmanhood, -head OED. KEY: chapmanhede@n **chapmanhede** n 2 chapmanhede 1 chapmanhod 1 **char** n.(2) "chariot, carriage," s.v. chair sb.\\2 OED. KEY: char@n2 **char** n2 10 chaar 5 char 5 **charge** n. "charge, command; burden, load; hardship; duty, obligation; concern, matter to be discussed; importance, significance," s.v. charge sb. OED. KEY: charge@n **charge** n 33 charge 33 **chargeaunt** adj. "burdensome, troublesome," s.v. chargeant a. OED. KEY: chargeaunt@adj **chargeaunt** adj 2 chargeant 1 chargeaunt 1 **chargen** v. "charge, command; load; burden, weigh down; have importance," s.v. charge v. OED. KEY: chargen@v **chargen** v 24 charge 9 charged 10 chargen 1 chargeth 3 chargid 1 **char-hors** n. "chariot horse"; not in OED; s.v. char n.(2) MED. KEY: char-hors@n **char-hors** n 1 char-hors 1 **chariote** n. "chariot, carriage," s.v. chariot OED. KEY: chariote@n **chariote** n 3 chariet 1 chariettes 1 chariottes 1 **charitable** adj. "charitable, benevolent; loving, devout," s.v. charitable a. OED. KEY: charitable@adj **charitable** adj 7 charitable 7 **charite** n. "charity, love; good deed, act of kindness; benevolence, good will," s.v. charity OED. KEY: charite@n **charite** n 26 charite 8 charitee 17 charyte 1 **Charles** n. "(gen.) Charlemagne's," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: charles@n#propn **charles** n#propn 1 charles 1 **charme** n. "charm, magical incantation (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. charm sb.\\1 OED. KEY: charme@n charme@n#propn **charme** n 5 charme 2 charmes 3 **charme** n#propn 1 charmes 1 **charmeresse** n. "enchantresss, sorceress," s.v. charmeress OED. KEY: charmeresse@n **charmeresse** n 1 charmeresses 1 **chartre** n.(1) "charter, legal document, deed," s.v. charter sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chartre@n1 **chartre** n1 3 chartre 1 chartres 2 **chaste** adj. "chaste, sexually pure; sexually faithful," s.v. chaste a. OED. KEY: chaste@adj **chaste** adj 19 chaast 9 chast 2 chaste 8 **chaste** adv. "chastely, virtuously"; not in OED. KEY: chaste@adv **chaste** adv 1 chaast 1 **chasten** v. "(ppl.) chastised, punished," s.v. chaste v. OED. KEY: chasten@v **chasten** v 1 chasted 1 **chastisen** v. "chastise, punish; reprove, reprimand," s.v. chastise v. OED. KEY: chastisen@v **chastisen** v 10 chastise 5 chastised 2 chastisede 1 chastisen 1 chastiseth 1 **chastisinge** ger. "chastising, reprimanding," s.v. chastising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: chastisinge@ger **chastisinge** ger 5 chastisinge 1 chastisynge 4 **chastite** n. "chastity; virginity; sexual faithfulness," s.v. chastity OED. KEY: chastite@n **chastite** n 31 chastete 2 chastite 2 chastitee 27 **chastnesse** n. "chastity, virginity," s.v. chasteness OED. KEY: chastnesse@n **chastnesse** n 1 chaastnesse 1 **chateringe** ger. "chattering, idle talk," s.v. chattering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: chateringe@ger **chateringe** ger 1 chaterynge 1 **Chaucer** n2. "(Geoffrey) Chaucer," proper n.; s.v. chaucer n.(2) MED. KEY: chaucer@n2#propn **chaucer** n2#propn 1 chaucer 1 **chaumberere** n. "lady's maid," s.v. chamberer OED. KEY: chaumberere@n **chaumberere** n 3 chamberere 2 chambereres 1 **chaumberlein** n. "household attendant," s.v. chamberlain OED. KEY: chaumberlein@n **chaumberlein** n 1 chamberleyn 1 **chaumbre** n. "chamber (also as adj.; cf. chaumbre-dore n.), private room; bedroom; abode," s.v. chamber sb. OED. KEY: chaumbre@n chaumbre@n#adj **chaumbre** n 79 chamber 2 chambre 55 chambres 5 chaumberes 1 chaumbers 1 chaumbre 14 chaumbris 1 **chaumbre** n#adj 1 chambre 1 **chaumbre-dore** n. "bedroom door," s.v. chamber sb. OED, chaumbre n. MED. KEY: chaumbre-dore@n **chaumbre-dore** n 1 chambre-dore 1 **chaunce** n. "chance happening, unexpected event; fate, luck; throw in dice," s.v. chance sb. OED. KEY: chaunce@n **chaunce** n 20 chaunce 18 chaunces 2 **chauncel** n. "chancel," s.v. chancel OED. KEY: chauncel@n **chauncel** n 1 chauncel 1 **chaungeable** adj. "changeable, impermanent," s.v. changeable a. OED. KEY: chaungeable@adj **chaungeable** adj 3 chaungeable 3 **chaunge** n. "change; exchange," s.v. change sb. OED. KEY: chaunge@n **chaunge** n 4 chaunge 4 **chaungen** v. "change, vary; move; replace, exchange; (pt. ppl. adj.) changed; (pr. ppl. adj.) varying," s.v. change v. OED, changed ppl. a. OED, changing ppl. adj. OED. KEY: chaungen@v chaungen@v#adj%ppl chaungen@v#adj\_%prp **chaungen** v#adj 6 chaunged 4 chaungynge 2 **chaungen** v 92 change 2 changed 3 changen 1 changeth 1 chaunge 29 chaunged 24 chaungen 13 chaungeth 10 chaungid 2 chaungith 4 chaungyd 1 ichaunged 1 ychaunged 1 **chaunginge** ger. "changing; exchanging," s.v. changing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chaunginge@ger **chaunginge** ger 12 chaunging 1 chaungyng 1 chaungynge 9 chaungynges 1 **Chauntecleer** n. "Chauntecleer, the cock-hero of NPT," proper n.; s.v. chaunte-cler n. MED. KEY: chaunte-cler@n#propn **chaunte-cleer** n#propn 20 chauntecleer 19 chauntecleres 1 **chaunten** v.(1) "chant, sing," s.v. chant v. OED. KEY: chaunten@v1 **chaunten** v1 2 chaunteth 2 **chaunte-pleure** n. "sing and weep," s.v. chantepleure OED. KEY: chaunte-pleure@n **chaunte-pleure** n 1 chaunte-pleure 1 **chaunterie** n.(1) "chantry, endowment to pray for the dead," s.v. chantry OED. KEY: chaunterie@n1 **chaunterie** n1 1 chaunterie 1 **chef** adj. "chief, principal, preeminent; (of sin) capital," s.v. chief a. and quasi-adv. OED. KEY: chef@adj **chef** adj 11 chef 5 chief 6 **chef** n. "chief, leader; most important member of a group," s.v. chief sb. OED. KEY: chef@n **chef** n 5 cheef 2 chef 1 chief 2 **chek** interj. & n. "(as interj.) check, checkmate," s.v. check int. and sb. OED; one entry s.v. chek-mat adj. MED. KEY: chek@interj **chek** interj 2 chek 2 **cheke** n. "cheek; jaw, jawbone," s.v. cheek sb. OED. KEY: cheke@n **cheke** n 14 cheke 9 chekes 5 **cheker** n.(1) "chessboard," s.v. chequer, checker OED. KEY: cheker@n1 **cheker** n1 1 chekker 1 **chep** n. "good bargain, abundance," s.v. cheap sb. OED. KEY: chep@n **chep** n 3 cheep 1 chep 1 chepe 1 **Chep** n. "Cheapside, in London," place name; s.v. chep n. MED. KEY: chep@n2#propn **chep** n2#propn 5 chepe 5 **chepen** v. "bargain; bid for," s.v. cheap v. OED. KEY: chepen@v **chepen** v 1 chepe 1 **chere** n.(1) "face, facial expression; outward appearance, gesture; manner; mood; good humor, entertainment," s.v. cheer sb. OED. KEY: chere@n1 **chere** n1 170 cheer 1 cheere 83 cheeres 1 chere 60 cheres 2 cheris 1 chiere 22 **cheri** n. "cherry," s.v. cherry sb. OED. KEY: cheri@n **cheri** n 1 cherys 1 **cherishen** v. "cherish, hold dear; take care of, treat; favor," s.v. cherish v. OED. KEY: cherishen@v **cherishen** v 10 cherice 3 chericen 1 cherish 1 cherisse 1 cherisseth 2 cheryce 2 **cherishinge** ger. "affection, love," s.v. cherishing vbl sb. OED. KEY: cherishinge@ger **cherishinge** ger 1 cherisynge 1 **cherl** n. "churl, boor; peasant; ruffian, villain," s.v. churl sb. OED. KEY: cherl@n **cherl** n 44 cherl 33 cherles 11 **cherlish** adj. "churlish, villainous," s.v. churlish a. OED. KEY: cherlish@adj **cherlish** adj 2 cherlyssh 2 **cherubin** n. "cherub, an angel," s.v. cherub OED. KEY: cherubin@n **cherubin** n 1 cherubynnes 1 **ches** n. "chess," s.v. chess sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ches@n **ches** n 6 ches 6 **chese** n. "cheese," s.v. cheese sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chese@n **chese** n 4 chese 4 **chesen** v. "choose, select, decide," s.v. choose v. OED. KEY: chesen@v **chesen** v 81 chees 16 cheese 2 cheest 1 ches 9 chese 31 chesen 3 cheseth 3 chesith 1 chose 4 chosen 11 **chesinge** ger. "choosing," s.v. choosing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: chesinge@ger **chesinge** ger 3 chesynge 3 **chest** n. "contention," s.v. chest sb.\\2 OED. KEY: chest@n **chest** n 1 cheeste 1 **cheste** n. "chest, container; strongbox; coffin," s.v. chest sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cheste@n **cheste** n 9 cheste 7 chiste 2 **chesteine** n. "chestnut tree," s.v. chesteine, chesten OED. KEY: chesteine@n **chesteine** n 2 chasteyn 1 chesteynes 1 **cheuen** v.(1) "chew," s.v. chew v. OED. KEY: cheuen@v1 **cheuen** v1 1 cheweth 1 **chevalrie** n. "chivalry, knighthood; knightly virtues; the nobility as a class; knightly deeds, warfare," s.v. chivalry OED. KEY: chevalrie@n **chevalrie** n 19 chevalrie 1 chivalrie 9 chivalry 2 chivalrye 4 chyvalrie 1 chyvalrye 2 **chevalrous** adj. "chivalrous; brave," s.v. chivalrous a. OED. KEY: chevalrous@adj **chevalrous** adj 2 chevalrous 1 chivalrous 1 **chevauche** n. "cavalry raid; cavalcade; horsemanship," s.v. chevachee OED. KEY: chevauche@n **chevauche** n 3 chevache 1 chyvachee 1 chyvachie 1 **cheven** v. "fare," s.v. cheve, chieve v. OED. KEY: cheven@v **cheven** v 1 cheeve 1 **chevesel** n. "collar," s.v. chevesaile OED. KEY: chevesel@n **chevesel** n 1 chevesaile 1 **chevetaine** n. "chief, leader," s.v. chieftain n.OED. KEY: chevetaine@n **chevetaine** n 3 chieftayn 1 chieftaynes 2 **chevisaunce** n. "financial transaction; loan," s.v. chevisance\\1 OED. KEY: chevisaunce@n **chevisaunce** n 5 chevysaunce 1 chevyssaunce 4 **chevishen** v. "bear up, sustain oneself," s.v. chevise v. OED. KEY: chevishen@v **chevishen** v 1 chevise 1 **Chiche-vache** n. "Chichevache, a legendary cow," proper n. KEY: chiche-vache@n#propn **chiche-vache** n#propn 1 chichevache 1 **chiden** v. "chide, criticize; scold, nag; complain; (ppl. adj.) nagging, quarrelsome," s.v. chide v. OED, chiding ppl. a. OED. KEY: chiden@v chiden@v#adj **chiden** v#adj 3 chidyng 1 chidynge 1 chydynge 1 **chiden** v 25 chidde 2 chide 11 chiden 2 chidest 1 chideth 3 chit 1 chyde 5 **chideresse** n. "quarrelsome woman, scold," s.v. chideress OED. KEY: chideresse@n **chideresse** n 1 chideresse 1 **chidestere** n. "quarrelsome woman, scold," s.v. chidester OED. KEY: chidestere@n **chidestere** n 1 chidestere 1 **chidinge** ger. "chiding, scolding; quarreling; idle talk," s.v. chiding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: chidinge@ger **chidinge** ger 11 chidyng 1 chidynge 6 chidynges 4 **chierte** n. "love, affection," s.v. cherte, -tee OED. KEY: chierte@n **chierte** n 3 chiertee 3 **chiken** n. "chicken," s.v. chick sb.\\1 OED, chicken OED. KEY: chiken@n **chiken** n 2 chike 1 chiknes 1 **child** n. "child; young man; noble youth," s.v. child sb. OED. KEY: child@n **child** n 208 child 125 childe 7 childes 2 children 73 chyldren 1 **childhod** n. "childhood," s.v. childhood OED. KEY: childhod@n **childhod** n 5 childhede 5 **childish** adj. "childish, foolish," s.v. childish a. OED. KEY: childish@adj **childish** adj 2 childissh 1 childyssh 1 **childishli** adv. "childishly, clumsily," s.v. childishly adv. OED. KEY: childishli@adv **childishli** adv 1 childisshly 1 **childli** adj. "child-like, simple," s.v. childly a. and adv. OED. KEY: childli@adj **childli** adj 1 childly 1 **chilindre** n. "portable sun-dial," s.v. chilindre OED. KEY: chilindre@n **chilindre** n 1 chilyndre 1 **chimb** n. "barrel rim," s.v. chime, chimb sb.\\2 OED. KEY: chimb@n **chimb** n 1 chymbe 1 **chimben** v. "chime, toll (as a bell)," s.v. chime v.\\1 OED. KEY: chimben@v **chimben** v 1 chymbe 1 **chimene** n. "chimney, fireplace," s.v. chimney sb. OED. KEY: chimene@n **chimene** n 3 chemeneyes 1 chymenee 1 chymeneye 1 **chin** n. "chin," s.v. chin sb. OED. KEY: chin@n **chin** n 4 chyn 3 chynne 1 **chinche** adj. & n. "(as n.) miser," s.v. chinch a. and sb. OED. KEY: chinche@n **chinche** n 2 chynche 2 **chincherie** n. "miserliness," s.v. chinchery OED. KEY: chincherie@n **chincherie** n 1 chyncherie 1 **chinen** v.(1) "(ppl.) gaping," s.v. chine v.\\1 OED. KEY: chinen@v1 **chinen** v1 1 chynynge 1 **chippe** n. "chip of wood," s.v. chip sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chippe@n **chippe** n 1 chippes 1 **chirche** n. "church, church building (also as adj.); the church as an institution," s.v. church sb. OED, some adjectival uses s.v. chirche-dore MED. KEY: chirche@n chirche@n#adj **chirche** n 69 cherche 1 chirche 60 chirches 8 **chirche** n#adj 3 chirche 3 **chirche-haue** n. "churchyard," s.v. church-hawe OED. KEY: chirche-haue@n **chirche-haue** n 2 chirche-hawes 1 chirchehawe 1 **chirken** v. "creak, groan," s.v. chirk v. OED. KEY: chirken@v **chirken** v 2 chirketh 1 chirkynge 1 **chirkinge** ger. "creaking, groaning," s.v. chirk v. OED. KEY: chirkinge@ger **chirkinge** ger 3 chirkyng 1 chirkynge 1 chirkynges 1 **Chiron** n. "Eacides Chiron, a centaur," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: chiron@n#propn **chiron** n#propn 1 chiron 1 **chisel** n. "chisel," s.v. chisel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chisel@n **chisel** n 1 chisels 1 **chiteren** v. "chatter, twitter," s.v. chitter v. OED. KEY: chiteren@v **chiteren** v 1 chiteren 1 **chiteringe** ger. "twittering," s.v. chittering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: chiteringe@ger **chiteringe** ger 1 cheterynge 1 **chois** n. "choice; decision; will," s.v. choice sb. OED. KEY: chois@n **chois** n 12 chois 3 choys 9 **choppen** v.(1) "chop, strike, hit at," s.v. chop v.\\1 OED. KEY: choppen@v1 **choppen** v1 1 choppen 1 **Chorus** n. "the northwest wind"; not in OED. KEY: chorus@n **chorus** n 2 chorus 2 **chose** n. "thing," s.v. chose OED. KEY: chose@n **chose** n 2 chose 2 **choughe** n. "jackdaw," s.v. chough OED. KEY: choughe@n **choughe** n 2 chough 1 cow 1 **chuk** n. "cluck, clucking of a chicken," s.v. chuck sb.\\1 OED. KEY: chuk@n **chuk** n 1 chuk 1 **chukken** v. "cluck, clucking of a chicken," s.v. chuck v.\\1 OED. KEY: chukken@v **chukken** v 1 chukketh 1 **Cibella** n. "Cybele, goddess of fertility," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cibella@n#propn **cibella** n#propn 1 cibella 1 **Cilenios** n. "Cyllenius (Mercury, as planet)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cilenios@n#propn **cilenios** n#propn 2 cilenios 1 cilenius 1 **cimenting** ger. "(alchem.) combining alchemical ingredients," s.v. cementing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: cimenting@ger **cimenting** ger 1 cementyng 1 **Cimerie** n. "Cimmerians (modern Crimeans)"; not in OED; not in MED. KEY: cimerie@n **cimerie** n 1 cymerie 1 **cinamome** n. "cinnamon, the spice (as term of endearment)," s.v. cinnamon OED. KEY: cinamome@n **cinamome** n 1 cynamome 1 **cink** n.(1) "five on a die in the game of dice," s.v. cinque, cinq OED. KEY: cink@n1 **cink** n1 2 cynk 2 **Cinthia** n. "Cynthia (Diana), the moon," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cinthia@n#propn **cinthia** n#propn 2 cinthia 1 cynthea 1 **Cipres** n.(1) "the island of Cyprus," place name. KEY: cipres@n1#propn **cipres** n1#propn 1 cipre 1 **cipresse** n. "cypress," s.v. cypress\\1 OED. KEY: cipresse@n **cipresse** n 3 ciprees 1 cipres 1 cipresse 1 **Ciprian** n. "Cyprian, an accuser of Boethius," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ciprian@n#propn **ciprian** n#propn 1 cyprian 1 **Cipride** n. "the Cypriot (Venus)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cipride@n#propn **cipride** n#propn 5 cipride 2 cipris 2 cypride 1 **Circes** n. "Circe, the enchantress," proper n. KEY: circes@n#propn **circes** n#propn 6 cerces 1 circes 5 **Circo** n. "the Circus Maximus, in Rome," place name; not in MED. KEY: circo@n#propn **circo** n#propn 1 circo 1 **circuite** n. "circuit, circumference," s.v. circuit OED. KEY: circuite@n **circuite** n 1 circuit 1 **circuler** adj. "circular," s.v. circular a. and sb. OED. KEY: circuler@adj **circuler** adj 1 circuler 1 **circulus** Lat. n. "circle." KEY: circulus@lat\_n **circulus** lat\_n 2 circulo 1 circulus 1 **circumscriben** v. "circumscribe, confine, restrain," s.v. circumscrive v. OED. KEY: circumscriben@v **circumscriben** v 1 circumscrive 1 **circumstaunce** n. "circumstance, attendant condition; relevant aspect, detail; due propriety," s.v. circumstance sb. OED. KEY: circumstaunce@n **circumstaunce** n 20 circumstance 3 circumstances 6 circumstaunce 6 circumstaunces 5 **ciren** v. "(ppl. adj.) impregnated with wax, waterproofed," s.v. cered ppl. a. OED. KEY: ciren@v#adj **ciren** v#adj 1 cered 1 **Cirrea** n. "Cirra, a home of the Muses," place name; not in MED. KEY: cirrea@n#propn **cirrea** n#propn 1 cirrea 1 **cirurgie** n. "surgery," s.v. surgery OED. KEY: cirurgie@n **cirurgie** n 2 surgerye 2 **cirurgien** n. "surgeon," s.v. surgeon sb. OED. KEY: cirurgien@n **cirurgien** n 6 surgien 2 surgiens 4 **Cirus** n. "Cyrus the Great, founder of the Persian empire," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cirus@n#propn **cirus** n#propn 4 cirus 4 **cisours** n. (pl.) "scissors," s.v. scissors sb. pl. OED. KEY: cisours@n **cisours** n 1 sisoures 1 **cite** n. "city," s.v. city OED. KEY: cite@n **cite** n 87 cite 28 citee 47 citees 8 cites 1 cyte 2 cytes 1 **Citherea** n. "Venus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: citherea@n#propn **citherea** n#propn 3 citherea 1 citheria 1 cytherea 1 **Citheroun** n. "Mount Cithaeron in Greece," place name; not in MED. KEY: citheroun@n#propn **citheroun** n#propn 2 citheron 1 citheroun 1 **citisein** n. "citizen, inhabitant," s.v. citizen OED. KEY: citisein@n **citisein** n 7 citezeens 3 citezeins 2 citezen 1 citezeyn 1 **citole** n. "cithara, a stringed instrument," s.v. citole OED. KEY: citole@n **citole** n 1 citole 1 **citrinacioun** n. "(alchem.) turning a substance yellow," s.v. citrination OED. KEY: citrinacioun@n **citrinacioun** n 1 citrinacioun 1 **citrine** adj. & n. "(as adj.) yellow," s.v. citrine a. and sb. OED. KEY: citrine@adj **citrine** adj 1 citryn 1 **civitate** Lat. n. "city." KEY: civitate@lat\_n **civitate** lat\_n 1 civitate 1 **claimen** v. "claim, demand; declare oneself to be," s.v. claim v. OED. KEY: claimen@v **claimen** v 9 clayme 6 claymeth 1 cleyme 1 cleymen 1 **clamour** n. "clamor, uproar; shouting, outcry," s.v. clamour, -or sb. OED. KEY: clamour@n **clamour** n 3 clamour 3 **claper** n.(2) "burrow," s.v. clapper sb.\\2 OED. KEY: claper@n2 **claper** n2 1 clapers 1 **clappe** n. "clap, loud noise," s.v. clap sb.\\1 OED. KEY: clappe@n **clappe** n 2 clappe 2 **clappen** v. "clap, slam; knock; talk loudly," s.v. clap v.\\1 OED. KEY: clappen@v **clappen** v 10 clappe 1 clappeth 5 clapte 4 **clapping** ger. "noise, chatter," s.v. clapping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: clapping@ger **clapping** ger 1 clappyng 1 **clare** n.(1) "sweetened spiced wine," s.v. clary sb.\\1 OED. KEY: clare@n1 **clare** n1 5 clarre 1 clarree 4 **Clare** n. "Saint Clara of Assissi," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: clare@n#propn **clare** n#propn 1 clare 1 **clarioun** n. "clarion, a shrill trumpet," s.v. clarion sb. OED. KEY: clarioun@n **clarioun** n 12 clarion 1 clarions 1 clarioun 6 clariounes 1 clariouns 1 claryoun 1 claryouns 1 **clariouning** ger. "trumpeting"; not in OED. KEY: clariouning@ger **clariouning** ger 1 clarionynge 1 **claspen** v. "(ppl.) clasped (with buckles)," s.v. clasp v. OED. KEY: claspen@v **claspen** v 1 clasped 1 **clateren** v. "clatter, chatter," s.v. clatter v. OED. KEY: clateren@v **clateren** v 3 clatereden 1 clateren 1 clatereth 1 **clatering** ger. "clattering, clanging," s.v. clattering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: clatering@ger **clatering** ger 3 claterynge 3 **Claudian** n. "Claudius Claudianus, the Roman author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: claudian@n#propn **claudian** n#propn 4 claudian 2 claudyan 2 **Claudius** n.(1) "Claudius Gothicus, Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: claudius@n1#propn **claudius** n1#propn 1 claudius 1 **Claudius** n.(2) "Claudius, character in PhysT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: claudius@n2#propn **claudius** n2#propn 3 claudius 3 **claue** n.(1) "claw, talon; claw-like interstices of a spider web," s.v. claw sb. OED. KEY: claue@n1 **claue** n1 8 clawes 7 clowes 1 **clauen** v. "claw, scratch," s.v. claw v. OED. KEY: clauen@v **clauen** v 5 clawe 1 clawed 1 clawen 1 clew 1 yclawed 1 **clause** n. "brief statement, stipulation," s.v. clause OED. KEY: clause@n **clause** n 6 clause 6 **clei** n. "clay, potter's clay," s.v. clay OED. KEY: clei@n **clei** n 2 cley 2 **Clemence** n. "Clementia, goddess of mercy," proper n. KEY: clemence@n#propn **clemence** n#propn 1 clemence 1 **clenchen** v. "(ppl.) riveted," s.v. clench v.\\1 OED. KEY: clenchen@v **clenchen** v 1 yclenched 1 **clene** adj. "clean, clear; pure, chaste; elegant," s.v. clean a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: clene@adj **clene** adj 31 cleene 4 clene 27 **clene** adv. "clean; brightly, elegantly; completely," s.v. clean a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: clene@adv **clene** adv 13 clene 13 **clenli** adv. "cleanly, carefully," s.v. cleanly a. OED. KEY: clenli@adv **clenli** adv 1 clenly 1 **clennesse** n. "purity, chastity," s.v. cleanness OED. KEY: clennesse@n **clennesse** n 9 clennesse 9 **clensen** v. "cleanse, purify," s.v. cleanse v. OED. KEY: clensen@v **clensen** v 3 clense 1 clenseth 2 **Cleo** n. "Clio, the muse of history," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cleo@n#propn **cleo** n#propn 1 cleo 1 **Cleopatre** n. "Cleopatra, queen of Egypt," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cleopatre@n#propn **cleopatre** n#propn 7 cleopataras 2 cleopatras 1 cleopatre 4 **clepen** v. "speak, call; call by name; summon, invite; recall, call (forth)," s.v. clepe v. OED. KEY: clepen@v **clepen** v 268 clepe 46 cleped 76 clepen 29 clepest 2 clepeth 23 clepid 64 clepide 1 clepist 1 clepith 3 clept 1 clepte 1 clepyd 3 clepyn 1 clepyng 1 icleped 1 ycleped 12 yclepid 2 yclept 1 **cler** adj. "clear, bright; pure; beautiful; keen, perspicacious," s.v. clear a., adv. and sb. OED. KEY: cler@adj **cler** adj 94 cleer 31 cleere 14 cler 19 clere 28 clerer 2 **cler** adv. "clearly, brightly; loudly," s.v. clear a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: cler@adv **cler** adv 28 cleere 10 cler 3 clere 15 **cleren** v. "become clear, shine; clarify (eyesight, mind)," s.v. clear v. OED. KEY: cleren@v **cleren** v 5 cleere 1 clere 3 cleren 1 **clergeoun** n. "schoolboy," s.v. clergion OED. KEY: clergeoun@n **clergeoun** n 1 clergeon 1 **clergial** adj. "scholarly," s.v. clergial a. OED. KEY: clergial@adj **clergial** adj 1 clergial 1 **clergie** n. "theology," s.v. clergy OED. KEY: clergie@n **clergie** n 1 clergye 1 **clerk** n. "clergyman, minor cleric; student; learned person, author," s.v. clerk sb. OED. KEY: clerk@n **clerk** n 122 clerc 1 clerk 55 clerkes 60 clerkis 4 clerkys 2 **clerli** adv. "clearly, brightly; obviously; completely," s.v. clearly adv. OED. KEY: clerli@adv **clerli** adv 13 cleerly 6 clerly 7 **clernesse** n. "clearness, brightness; fame; clear-sightedness," s.v. clearness sb. OED. KEY: clernesse@n **clernesse** n 26 cleernesse 15 clerenesse 1 clernesse 10 **cler-seinge** adj. "clear-seeing"; not in OED; s.v. cler adj. MED. KEY: cler-seinge@adj **cler-seinge** adj 1 cleer-seynge 1 **cleue** n. "clew, ball of thread," s.v. clew sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cleue@n **cleue** n 3 clewe 3 **cleven** v.(1) "cleave, adhere," s.v. cleave v.\\2 OED. KEY: cleven@v1 **cleven** v1 13 cleven 2 clyven 6 clyveth 3 clyvynge 2 **cleven** v.(2) "cleave, split; (ppl. adj.) cleft, dimpled," s.v. cleave v.\\1 OED, cloven ppl. OED. KEY: cleven@v2 cleven@v2#adj **cleven** v2#adj 1 clove 1 **cleven** v2 6 clefte 1 cleve 3 clove 1 cloven 1 **clif** n.(1) "cliff," s.v. cliff sb.\\1 OED. KEY: clif@n1 **clif** n1 3 clyf 1 clyves 2 **clift** n. "cleft, crack, chink," s.v. clift sb.\\2 OED. KEY: clift@n **clift** n 7 clifte 4 clyft 1 clyfte 2 **cliket** n.(1) "latch-key," s.v. clicket sb. OED. KEY: cliket@n1 **cliket** n1 5 cliket 2 clyket 3 **climat** n. "region of earth or sky," s.v. climate sb. OED. KEY: climat@n **climat** n 9 climat 2 climates 1 clymat 4 clymates 2 **climben** v. "climb," s.v. climb v. OED. KEY: climben@v **climben** v 22 clamb 2 clamben 1 clomb 1 clombe 1 clomben 4 cloumbe 1 cloumben 1 clymbe 4 clymben 4 clymbeth 2 clymbith 1 **climbing** ger. "climbing," s.v. climbing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: climbing@ger **climbing** ger 1 climbing 1 **clinken** v. "clink," s.v. clink v.\\1 OED. KEY: clinken@v **clinken** v 2 clynke 1 clynken 1 **clinking** ger. "clinking," s.v. clinking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: clinking@ger **clinking** ger 1 clynkyng 1 **clippen** v.(1) "embrace," s.v. clip v.\\1 OED. KEY: clippen@v1 **clippen** v1 3 clippe 1 clippeth 1 clyppeth 1 **clippen** v.(2) "clip, cut off, trim (hair)," s.v. clip v.\\2 OED. KEY: clippen@v2 **clippen** v2 3 clippe 2 clipped 1 **clipping** ger.(1) "embracing," s.v. clipping vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: clipping@ger1 **clipping** ger1 1 clypping 1 **Clitermistra** n. "Clytemnestra, wife of Agamemnon," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: clitermistra@n#propn **clitermistra** n#propn 1 clitermystra 1 **cloddred** ppl. "(adj.) clotted," s.v. clottered ppl. a. OED. KEY: cloddred@ppl#adj **cloddred** ppl#adj 1 clothered 1 **cloistre** n. "cloister, enclosed place; monastery," s.v. cloister sb. OED. KEY: cloistre@n **cloistre** n 5 cloistre 1 cloystre 4 **cloistrer** n. "monk," s.v. cloisterer OED. KEY: cloistrer@n **cloistrer** n 3 cloisterer 1 cloysterer 2 **cloke** n.(1) "cloak," s.v. cloak sb. OED. KEY: cloke@n1 **cloke** n1 4 cloke 4 **clokke** n. "clock," s.v. clock sb.\\1 OED. KEY: clokke@n **clokke** n 18 clokke 18 **clom** n.(1) "(as interj.) hush," s.v. clum sb.\\1 (int.) OED. KEY: clom@n1#interj **clom** n1#interj 3 clom 3 **clos** n. "close, enclosed place," s.v. close sb.\\1 OED. KEY: clos@n **clos** n 3 cloos 1 clos 2 **closen** v. "close, shut, fold up; enclose; summarize; (ppl. adj.) closed, shut, secluded, private; (ppl. adj. with -ed) engulfed in darkness," s.v. close v. OED, close a. OED, closed ppl. a. OED. KEY: closen@v closen@v#adj **closen** v#adj 9 cloos 6 clos 2 closed 1 **closen** v 11 close 4 closed 2 closen 2 closeth 1 closid 1 iclosed 1 **closet** n. "private room (also as adj.)," s.v. closet sb. OED. KEY: closet@n closet@n#adj **closet** n#adj 1 closet 1 **closet** n 4 closet 4 **closing** ger. "enclosure, barrier," s.v. closing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: closing@ger **closing** ger 1 closing 1 **closure** n. "enclosure, fence," s.v. closure OED. KEY: closure@n **closure** n 1 closure 1 **clote-leef** n. "leaf of burdock, an herb," s.v. clote OED, clote n. MED. KEY: clote-leef@n **clote-leef** n 1 clote-leef 1 **cloth** n. "cloth, clothing; drapery; bedclothes," s.v. cloth sb. OED. KEY: cloth@n **cloth** n 65 clooth 16 cloth 12 clothes 35 clothis 2 **clothen** v. "clothe, dress; cover, bind (a book)," s.v. clothe v. OED. KEY: clothen@v **clothen** v 58 clad 18 cladde 4 cladden 1 cled 2 cledde 1 cloth 1 clothe 7 clothed 16 clothen 3 clothid 1 yclad 2 yclothed 2 **clothing** ger. "clothing, garb; cloth covering," s.v. clothing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: clothing@ger **clothing** ger 32 clothyng 23 clothynge 9 **clothles** adj. "without adequate clothing," s.v. clotheless a. OED. KEY: clothles@adj **clothles** adj 1 cloothlees 1 **cloth-making** n. "cloth-making," s.v. cloth-making OED, cloth n. MED. KEY: cloth-making@n **cloth-making** n 1 clooth-makyng 1 **cloud** n. "cloud," s.v. cloud sb. OED. KEY: cloud@n **cloud** n 22 cloude 10 cloudes 7 clowde 4 clowdes 1 **cloudeles** adj. "cloudless," s.v. cloudless a. OED. KEY: cloudeles@adj **cloudeles** adj 2 cloudeles 2 **cloudi** adj. "cloudy, darkened, dim," s.v. cloudy a. OED. KEY: cloudi@adj **cloudi** adj 4 cloudy 4 **clout** n.(1) "rag, shred," s.v. clout sb.\\1 OED. KEY: clout@n1 **clout** n1 5 clout 1 cloutes 3 clowt 1 **clouten** v.(1) "(ppl.) clothed with rags," s.v. clout v. OED. KEY: clouten@v1 **clouten** v1 1 clouted 1 **clowe-gilofre** n. "clove, the spice," s.v. clove-gillyflower OED, clove n.(2) MED. KEY: clowe-gilofre@n **clowe-gilofre** n 2 clowe-gelofre 1 clowe-gylofre 1 **clubbed** adj. "club-shaped, knobbed," s.v. clubbed ppl. a. OED. KEY: clubbed@adj **clubbed** adj 1 clobbed 1 **clustred** ppl. "covered with clouds," s.v. clustered ppl. a. OED. KEY: clustred@ppl **clustred** ppl 1 clustred 1 **coagulat** ppl. "(adj.) coagulated, solidified (matter)," s.v. coagulate ppl. a. OED. KEY: coagulat@ppl#adj **coagulat** ppl#adj 1 coagulat 1 **cod** n.(1) "stomach," s.v. cod sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cod@n1 **cod** n1 1 cod 1 **coempcioun** n. "monopoly of a market," s.v. coemption OED. KEY: coempcioun@n **coempcioun** n 3 coempcioun 3 **coeterne** adj. "coeternal," s.v. coeterne a. OED. KEY: coeterne@adj **coeterne** adj 1 coeterne 1 **cofre** n. "coffer, money box; wardrobe; basket; coffin," s.v. coffer sb. OED. KEY: cofre@n **cofre** n 9 cofre 9 **cogge** n.(1) "ship, sailing vessel," s.v. cog sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cogge@n1 **cogge** n1 1 cog 1 **coi** adj. (& adv.) "(as adj.) modest, quiet," s.v. coy a. OED. KEY: coi@adj **coi** adj 3 coy 3 **coien** v. "pacify, appease," s.v. coy v.\\1 OED. KEY: coien@v **coien** v 1 coye 1 **coilons** n. (pl.) "testicles," s.v. cullion OED. KEY: coilons@n **coilons** n 1 coillons 1 **coin** n.(1) "coin," s.v. coin sb. OED. KEY: coin@n1 **coin** n1 2 coyn 1 coyne 1 **coin** n.(2) "quince, the fruit," s.v. coyn, coyne sb. OED. KEY: coin@n2 **coin** n2 1 coynes 1 **coinen** v. "(ppl.) coined, minted," s.v. coin v.\\1 OED. KEY: coinen@v **coinen** v 1 ycoyned 1 **coitu** Lat. n. "coition." KEY: coitu@lat\_n **coitu** lat\_n 1 coitu 1 **cok** interj. "a clucking sound"; not in OED; s.v. cok, cok! (Imitative) MED. KEY: cok@interj **cok** interj 2 cok 2 **cok** n.(1) "cock, rooster," s.v. cock sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cok@n1 **cok** n1 20 cok 16 cokkes 3 kok 1 **cok** n.(5) " (gen.) God's," s.v. cock sb.\\8 OED. KEY: cok@n5 **cok** n5 2 cokkes 2 **cok** n.(6) "cook," s.v. cook sb. OED. KEY: cok@n6 **cok** n6 15 cook 13 cookes 2 **cokenei** n.(2) "milksop, weakling," s.v. cockney sb. OED. KEY: cokenei@n2 **cokenei** n2 1 cokenay 1 **cokewold** n. "cuckold," s.v. cuckold sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cokewold@n **cokewold** n 7 cokewold 7 **cokkel** n. "cockle, a weed," s.v. cockle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cokkel@n **cokkel** n 1 cokkel 1 **cokkou** n. "cuckoo; (as interj.) cuckoo," s.v. cuckoo sb. OED. KEY: cokkou@n cokkou@n#interj **cokkou** n 6 cokkow 3 cukkow 1 kokkow 2 **cokkou** n#interj 4 cokkow 3 kokkow 1 **col** adj. "cool, dull," s.v. cool a. OED. KEY: col@adj **col** adj 1 col 1 **col** n.(2) "coal, the mineral fuel; coal, ember," s.v. coal sb. OED. KEY: col@n2 **col** n2 19 col 1 cole 8 coles 10 **Colatin** n. "Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus, husband of Lucretia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: colatin@n#propn **colatin** n#propn 5 colatyn 4 colatynes 1 **col-blak** adj. "coal-black," s.v. coal-black a. OED, col n.(2) MED. KEY: col-blak@adj **col-blak** adj 2 col-blak 2 **Colcos** n. "Colchis, on the Black Sea," place name; not in MED. KEY: colcos@n#propn **colcos** n#propn 4 colcos 4 **cold** adj. "cold, cooled off; painful, fatal, unfortunate; dominated by the quality of cold," s.v. cold a. OED. KEY: cold@adj **cold** adj 73 cold 15 colde 43 coold 13 coolde 2 **cold** n. "cold, coldness; the elementary quality of coldness," s.v. cold sb. OED. KEY: cold@n **cold** n 24 cold 16 coldes 1 coold 7 **colde** adv. "coldly, distressingly"; not in OED. KEY: colde@adv **colde** adv 1 colde 1 **colden** v. "grow cold," s.v. cold v. OED. KEY: colden@v **colden** v 9 colde 8 colden 1 **coldnesse** n. "coldness," s.v. coldness OED. KEY: coldnesse@n **coldnesse** n 2 coldnesse 1 cooldnesse 1 **coler** n. "collar," s.v. collar sb. OED. KEY: coler@n **coler** n 6 coler 6 **colered** ppl. "provided with a collar," s.v. collared ppl. a. OED. KEY: colered@ppl **colered** ppl\_abs 1 colered 1 **colerik** adj. "choleric, dominated by bile; irascible," s.v. choleric a. OED. KEY: colerik@adj **colerik** adj 3 colerik 2 coleryk 1 **col-fox** n. "a kind of fox," s.v. colfox OED. KEY: col-fox@n **col-fox** n 1 col-fox 1 **collacioun** n. "discussion, reasoning; comparison," s.v. collation sb. OED. KEY: collacioun@n **collacioun** n 5 collacioun 5 **collateral** adj. "subordinate, less important," s.v. collateral a. and sb. OED. KEY: collateral@adj **collateral** adj 1 collateral 1 **Colle** n.(2) "Colle, an English illusionist," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: colle@n2#propn **colle** n2#propn 1 colle 1 **Colle** n.(3) "Colle, a dog in NPT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: colle@n3#propn **colle** n3#propn 1 colle 1 **collecten** v. "(ppl. adj.) collected (in groups of years)," s.v. collect ppl. a. OED. KEY: collecten@v#adj **collecten** v#adj 1 collect 1 **college** n. "college," s.v. college sb. OED. KEY: college@n **college** n 1 collegge 1 **collusioun** n. "collusion, conspiracy," s.v. collusioun OED. KEY: collusioun@n **collusioun** n 1 collusioun 1 **Coloine** n. "Cologne, on the Rhine," place name. KEY: coloine@n#propn **coloine** n#propn 1 coloigne 1 **Colossenses** Lat. n. "Colossians (in the Bible)." KEY: colossenses@lat\_n **colossenses** lat\_n 1 colossenses 1 **colour** n. "color, pigment; complexion; rhetorical device; pretext, pretence," s.v. colour, color OED. KEY: colour@n **colour** n 43 colour 29 coloures 2 colours 12 **colouren** v. "(ppl.) colored," s.v. colour, color v. OED. KEY: colouren@v **colouren** v 3 coloured 3 **colre** n. "choler, the humor bile," s.v. choler sb.\\1 OED. KEY: colre@n **colre** n 2 colera 1 colere 1 **colt** n. "colt," s.v. colt sb. OED. KEY: colt@n **colt** n 4 colt 2 coltes 2 **coltish** adj. "frisky as a colt, playful," s.v. coltish a. OED. KEY: coltish@adj **coltish** adj 1 coltissh 1 **columbine** adj. "dove-like," s.v. columbine a. and sb. OED. KEY: columbine@adj **columbine** adj 1 columbyn 1 **Columpnis** n. "(Guido de) Collonne, historian of Troy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: columpnis@n#propn **columpnis** n#propn 1 columpnis 1 **comb** n. "comb; comb of a cock," s.v. comb sb.\\1 OED. KEY: comb@n **comb** n 2 comb 1 coomb 1 **combren** v. "(ppl.) encumbered," s.v. cumber v. OED. KEY: combren@v **combren** v 1 combryd 1 **combre-world** n. "burden to all," s.v. cumber-world OED. KEY: combre-world@n **combre-world** n 1 combre-world 1 **combust** ppl. "(as adj.) burnt, calcined; (astro.) rendered powerless by the sun," s.v. combust a. OED. KEY: combust@ppl combust@ppl#adj **combust** ppl#adj 1 combust 1 **combust** ppl 2 combust 2 **come** n.(1) "coming, advent," s.v. come sb.\\1 OED. KEY: come@n1 **come** n1 1 come 1 **comedie** n.(1) "comedy," s.v. comedy\\1 OED. KEY: comedie@n1 **comedie** n1 1 comedye 1 **comen** v. "come; come about, happen; (with of) come on, hurry; come from, arise; befit, become; (with therby) attain, find; (ppl. adj.) which is to come, coming," s.v. come v. OED, coming ppl. a. OED. KEY: comen@v comen@v#adj **comen** v#adj 13 comyng 3 comynge 10 **comen** v 932 cam 106 came 5 com 115 come 258 comen 179 comest 2 comestow 1 cometh 108 comith 5 commeth 1 comth 113 comyn 4 comyng 2 comynge 5 comyth 3 coom 1 coome 5 coomen 5 icomen 1 ycome 4 ycomen 9 **comfort** n. "comfort," s.v. comfort sb. OED. KEY: comfort@n **comfort** n 37 comfort 20 confort 16 counfort 1 **comforten** v. "comfort," s.v. comfort v. OED. KEY: comforten@v **comforten** v 24 comfort 1 comforte 3 comforted 1 comforten 1 comfortid 1 conforte 3 conforted 3 conforten 8 conforteth 2 confortynge 1 **comin** n. "cumin, the spice," s.v. cumin, cummin OED. KEY: comin@n **comin** n 1 comyn 1 **cominge** ger. "coming, arrival," s.v. coming vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cominge@ger **cominge** ger 16 commyng 1 comyng 7 comynge 8 **comlili** adv. "gracefully," s.v. comelily adv. OED. KEY: comlili@adv **comlili** adv 1 comlily 1 **comlinesse** n. "graciousness," s.v. comelinesse OED. KEY: comlinesse@n **comlinesse** n 3 comlynesse 3 **commaundement** n. "commandment, bidding; dominion," s.v. commandment OED. KEY: commaundement@n **commaundement** n 34 comandement 15 comandementz 7 comaundement 5 comaundementz 5 commandement 1 commaundement 1 **commaunden** v. "command," s.v. command v. OED. KEY: commaunden@v **commaunden** v 53 comande 6 comanded 16 comanden 3 comandest 1 comandeth 5 comandid 1 comandide 1 comandynge 1 comaunde 4 comaunded 4 comaundede 2 comaundest 2 comaundeth 4 comaundynge 1 commaundeth 1 commaundynge 1 **commaundour** n. "commander," s.v. commander OED. KEY: commaundour@n **commaundour** n 1 comandour 1 **commendable** adj. "commendable," s.v. commendable a. OED. KEY: commendable@adj **commendable** adj 1 comendable 1 **commendacioun** n. "commendation, praise," s.v. commendation OED. KEY: commendacioun@n **commendacioun** n 2 commendacioun 2 **commenden** v. "commend, praise; recommend," s.v. commend v. OED. KEY: commenden@v **commenden** v 14 comende 2 comended 1 comendeden 1 comenden 2 comendeth 1 commende 1 commended 1 commendeden 1 commendeth 2 commendynge 2 **commeven** v. "move, drive, stimulate; move to pity," s.v. commove v. OED. KEY: commeven@v **commeven** v 7 comeveden 1 commeve 1 commeveth 1 commoevde 1 commoeve 1 commoeveth 1 commoevynge 1 **commissioun** n. "delegated authority," s.v. commission sb.\\1 OED. KEY: commissioun@n **commissioun** n 1 commissioun 1 **committen** v. "commit, entrust," s.v. commit v. OED. KEY: committen@v **committen** v 4 comitted 1 committe 1 committest 1 committeth 1 **communalte** n. "community; common property," s.v. commonality OED. KEY: communalte@n **communalte** n 4 comunalites 3 comynalite 1 **commune** adj. "common, shared; unanimous; public; usual, ordinary; familiar, widely known; general; (as n. with in) generally," s.v. common a. OED. KEY: commune@adj commune@adj#n **commune** adj 55 commune 20 comoun 1 comune 34 **commune** adj#n 4 commune 2 comune 2 **commune** n. "common property; citizenry," s.v. common sb. OED. KEY: commune@n **commune** n 5 commune 2 comune 3 **communeli** adv. "commonly, usually; unanimously, every one," s.v. commonly adv. OED. KEY: communeli@adv **communeli** adv 12 communely 1 communly 2 comonly 1 comounly 2 comunli 1 comunly 5 **communen** v. "commune, converse, associate (with)," s.v. commune v. OED. KEY: communen@v **communen** v 2 commune 1 comune 1 **communes** n. "common people," s.v. commons sb.pl. OED. KEY: communes@n **communes** n 1 communes 1 **communioun** n. "communion," s.v. communion OED. KEY: communioun@n **communioun** n 1 communyoun 1 **compaignable** adj. "companionable, sociable," s.v. companable a. OED. KEY: compaignable@adj **compaignable** adj 2 compaignable 2 **compaignie** n. "company; professional group; fellowship, companionship; sociability (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. company sb. OED. KEY: compaignie@n compaignie@n#propn **compaignie** n 117 compaignie 9 compaignye 77 compaignyes 1 companye 29 compaynye 1 **compaignie** n#propn 1 compaignye 1 **comparisoun** n. "comparison," s.v. comparsion OED. KEY: comparisoun@n **comparisoun** n 21 comparison 2 comparisoun 8 comparysoun 11 **comparisounen** v. "(ppl.) compared, matched," s.v. comparison v. OED. KEY: comparisounen@v **comparisounen** v 1 comparysoned 1 **compas** n. "ingenuity, cunning, plan; image; circle, circumference, extent; compass (drawing instrument)," s.v. compass sb.\\1 (a. and adv.) OED. KEY: compas@n **compas** n 32 compace 1 compas 30 compasses 1 **compassement** n. "scheme, plot," s.v. compassment OED. KEY: compassement@n **compassement** n 1 compassement 1 **compassen** v. "scheme, plot; encompass, enclose," s.v. compass v.\\1 OED. KEY: compassen@v **compassen** v 8 compased 1 compasse 1 compassed 5 compasseth 1 **compassinge** ger. "scheming, plotting; artifact; perimeter," s.v. compassing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: compassinge@ger **compassinge** ger 4 compassing 1 compassinges 1 compassyng 1 compassynges 1 **compassioun** n. "compassion," s.v. compassion OED. KEY: compassioun@n **compassioun** n 19 compassion 1 compassioun 17 compassyoun 1 **compellen** v. "compel," s.v. compel v. OED. KEY: compellen@v **compellen** v 4 compelle 1 compelled 2 compelleth 1 **comper** n. "compeer, companion," s.v. compeer OED. KEY: comper@n **comper** n 2 compeer 2 **compilatour** n. "compiler," s.v. compilator OED. KEY: compilatour@n **compilatour** n 1 compilator 1 **compleinen** v. "complain; lament, mourn; appeal (for justice)," s.v. complain v. OED. KEY: compleinen@v **compleinen** v 55 complayne 3 compleignen 1 compleyndest 1 compleyne 26 compleyned 9 compleynede 2 compleynedest 1 compleynen 1 compleyneth 6 compleynyng 4 compleynynge 1 **compleininge** ger. "complaining, complaint; lamenting, lamentation," s.v. complaining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: compleininge@ger **compleininge** ger 9 complaynynge 1 compleynyng 4 compleynynge 4 **compleinte** n. "complaint; lamentation; sorrow; poem of complaint; legal complaint," s.v. complaint OED. KEY: compleinte@n **compleinte** n 34 complaynt 1 complaynte 1 compleint 3 compleintes 1 compleynt 12 compleynte 12 compleyntes 4 **complete** adv. "completely, perfectly," s.v. complete a. OED. KEY: complete@adv **complete** adv 1 complet 1 **completen** v. "(ppl.) completed; (ppl. adj.) complete, entire," s.v. complete v. OED, complete a. OED. KEY: completen@v completen@v#adj **completen** v#adj 1 compleet 1 **completen** v 1 compleet 1 **complexioun** n. "constitution, temperament as determined by the humors," s.v. complexion sb. OED. KEY: complexioun@n **complexioun** n 9 compleccioun 3 complecciouns 1 complexions 2 complexioun 2 complexiouns 1 **compline** n. "compline, the seventh canonical hour," s.v. complin, compline OED. KEY: compline@n **compline** n 2 complyn 2 **comporten** v. "endure," s.v. comport v. OED. KEY: comporten@v **comporten** v 1 comporte 1 **composicioun** n. "agreement; combination, arrangement," s.v. composition OED. KEY: composicioun@n **composicioun** n 3 composicioun 2 composiciouns 1 **compotent** adj. "having full control," s.v. compotent OED. KEY: compotent@adj **compotent** adj 1 compotent 1 **compouned** ppl. "compounded, mixed together; designed; (astro.) disposed, tempered by the influence," s.v. compounded ppl. a. OED. KEY: compouned@ppl **compouned** ppl\_abs 4 compouned 2 compowned 2 **compouned** ppl 7 compouned 2 compowned 5 **compounen** v. "compound, combine; compose," s.v. compound v. OED. KEY: compounen@v **compounen** v 2 compoune 1 compounen 1 **comprehenden** v. "comprehend, understand; contain, include," s.v. comprehend v. OED. KEY: comprehenden@v **comprehenden** v 38 comprehende 8 comprehended 7 comprehenden 5 comprehendeth 4 comprehendid 3 comprehendith 10 comprende 1 **compressen** v. "(ppl.) compressed," s.v. compressed ppl. adj. OED. KEY: compressen@v **compressen** v 1 compressid 1 **conceite** n. "mind; concept, opinion," s.v. conceit sb. OED. KEY: conceite@n **conceite** n 8 conceite 2 conceyt 1 conceyte 2 conceytes 1 conseit 1 conseyte 1 **conceiven** v. "conceive, engender; feel (an emotion); perceive, comprehend," s.v. conceive v. OED. KEY: conceiven@v **conceiven** v 17 conceived 1 conceyve 3 conceyved 13 **concentrik** adv. "in a concentric manner; (as adj.) parallel, concentric," s.v. concentric a. (a. and sb.) OED. KEY: concentrik@adv concentrik@adv#adj **concentrik** adv#adj 1 consentrike 1 **concentrik** adv 3 consentrik 3 **concepcioun** n. "conception," s.v. conception OED. KEY: concepcioun@n **concepcioun** n 3 concepcioun 3 **concluden** v. "conclude (a speech etc.), summarize; include; deduce; decide," s.v. conclude v. OED. KEY: concluden@v **concluden** v 26 conclude 10 concluded 10 concluden 6 **conclusioun** n. "conclusion, end; purpose; result; success; inference, judgement; (mathematical) proposition, problem," s.v. conclusion OED. KEY: conclusioun@n **conclusioun** n 80 conclusion 8 conclusions 9 conclusioun 53 conclusiouns 5 conclusyon 2 conclusyoun 2 conclusyouns 1 **concorde** n. "concord, harmony, peace," s.v. concord sb. OED. KEY: concorde@n **concorde** n 4 concord 4 **concorden** v. "(ppl. adj.) harmonious, agreeing," s.v. concord v. OED. KEY: concorden@v#adj **concorden** v#adj 1 concordynge 1 **concubine** n. "concubine," s.v. concubine OED. KEY: concubine@n **concubine** n 2 concubyn 1 concubynes 1 **concupiscence** n. "concupiscence, carnal desire," s.v. concupiscence OED. KEY: concupiscence@n **concupiscence** n 9 concupiscence 9 **condempnen** v. "(ppl.) condemned," s.v. condemn v. OED. KEY: condempnen@v **condempnen** v 1 condempned 1 **condescenden** v. "condescend, consent (to a request); come down; descend (to particulars); decide," s.v. condescend v. OED. KEY: condescenden@v **condescenden** v 5 condescende 2 condescended 2 condescendith 1 **condicional** adj. "conditional, contingent," s.v. conditional a. and sb. OED. KEY: condicional@adj **condicional** adj 3 condicioneel 1 condicionel 2 **condicioun** n. "condition; social status, situation; quality, aspect; disposition, character; stipulation," s.v. condition sb. OED. KEY: condicioun@n **condicioun** n 55 condicion 13 condicions 1 condicioun 34 condiciouns 6 condyciouns 1 **conduit** n. "conduit," s.v. conduit sb. OED. KEY: conduit@n **conduit** n 2 condit 1 condys 1 **confederacie** n. "confederacy," s.v. confederacy OED. KEY: confederacie@n **confederacie** n 1 confederacye 1 **confederen** v. "(ppl.) confederated, joined in an alliance," s.v. confeder v. OED. KEY: confederen@v **confederen** v 2 confedered 1 confedred 1 **confermen** v. "confirm, ratify, approve; strengthen, promote; resolve," s.v. confirm v. OED. KEY: confermen@v **confermen** v 16 conferme 8 confermed 3 confermedest 1 confermen 2 confermeth 1 confirme 1 **confessen** v. "confess," s.v. confess v. OED. KEY: confessen@v **confessen** v 18 confesse 9 confessed 2 confessen 6 confessid 1 **confessioun** n. "confession," s.v. confession OED. KEY: confessioun@n **confessioun** n 39 confession 2 confessioun 36 confessiouns 1 **confessour** n. "confessor," s.v. confessor OED. KEY: confessour@n **confessour** n 10 confessour 9 confessours 1 **Confiteor** n. "Confiteor, prayer of general confession," s.v. Confiteor OED. KEY: confiteor@n **confiteor** n 1 confiteor 1 **confiture** n. "concoction," s.v. confiture OED. KEY: confiture@n **confiture** n 1 confiture 1 **conformen** v. "conform; obey, consent," s.v. conform v. OED. KEY: conformen@v **conformen** v 3 conforme 1 conformed 1 conformynge 1 **confounden** v. "confound, perplex; harass, defeat; encumber (the mind)," s.v. confound v. OED. KEY: confounden@v **confounden** v 23 confounde 7 confounded 5 confounden 1 confoundeth 1 confoundid 1 confownde 2 confownded 1 confownden 1 confowndeth 2 confowndide 1 confunded 1 **confused** ppl. "(adj.) confused, perplexed; obscured," s.v. confuse a. OED. KEY: confused@ppl#adj **confused** ppl#adj 7 confus 7 **confusio** Lat. n. "ruin." KEY: confusio@lat\_n **confusio** lat\_n 1 confusio 1 **confusioun** n. "confusion, disorder; destruction, damnation; humiliation, shame," s.v. confusion OED. KEY: confusioun@n **confusioun** n 24 confusion 3 confusioun 21 **congeien** v. "send away, dismiss," s.v. congee, conge v. OED. KEY: congeien@v **congeien** v 1 congeyen 1 **congelen** v. "(ppl. adj.) congealed, solidified," s.v. congealed ppl. a. OED. KEY: congelen@v#adj **congelen** v#adj 1 congeled 1 **congregacioun** n. "congregation, assembly, meeting," s.v. congregation OED. KEY: congregacioun@n **congregacioun** n 9 congregacion 1 congregacioun 7 congregaciouns 1 **coning** n. "cony, rabbit," s.v. cony, coney sb. OED. KEY: coning@n **coning** n 2 conies 1 conyes 1 **conjecten** v. "conjecture, suppose," s.v. conject v. OED. KEY: conjecten@v **conjecten** v 6 conjecte 3 conjecten 1 conjectest 1 conjecteth 1 **conjectinge** ger. "conjecture," s.v. conjecting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: conjectinge@ger **conjectinge** ger 2 conjectynge 1 conjectynges 1 **conjecture** n. "conjecture," s.v. conjecture sb. OED. KEY: conjecture@n **conjecture** n 1 conjecture 1 **conjoinen** v. "join together, unite; compose, form a whole," s.v. conjoin v. OED. KEY: conjoinen@v **conjoinen** v 12 conjoigned 1 conjoyned 6 conjoynen 1 conjoyneth 1 conjoynid 2 conjoynt 1 **conjoining** ger. "joining, composition (of two things)," s.v. conjoining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: conjoining@ger **conjoining** ger 1 conjoynynge 1 **conjunccioun** n. "conjunction, joining together; (astro.) apparent proximity of planets," s.v. conjunction OED. KEY: conjunccioun@n **conjunccioun** n 9 conjunccion 1 conjunccions 1 conjunccioun 5 conjunccyoun 2 **conjuracioun** n. "invocation of spirits; conspiracy," s.v. conjuration OED. KEY: conjuracioun@n **conjuracioun** n 3 conjuracioun 3 **conjuren** v. "conjure, solemnly charge," s.v. conjure v. OED. KEY: conjuren@v **conjuren** v 4 conjure 3 conjureth 1 **connen** v. "can; know; know how; (with thank) be grateful," s.v. can v./1 irreg. OED. KEY: connen@v **connen** v 835 can 75 canst 8 conne 3 coude 35 coudest 1 couth 6 couthe 2 kan 393 kanst 16 kanstow 6 konne 48 konnen 2 koud 4 koude 220 koudest 1 kouth 5 kouthe 5 kowde 2 kowthe 1 kunne 1 ykoud 1 **Connigaste** n. "Conigastus, mentioned in Boece," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: connigaste@n#propn **connigaste** n#propn 1 connigaste 1 **conning** ppl. "(adj.) cunning, skilful, clever," s.v. cunning a. OED. KEY: conning@prp#adj **conning** prp#adj 6 konnyng 2 konnynge 2 konnyngeste 1 kunnyng 1 **conninge** ger. "cunning, skill, cleverness; understanding, wisdom," s.v. cunning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: conninge@ger **conninge** ger 29 connyng 4 connynge 1 cunnyng 1 konnyng 13 konnynge 5 kunnyng 1 kunnynge 4 **conningli** adv. "cunningly, skilfully, courteously," s.v. cunningly adv. OED. KEY: conningli@adv **conningli** adv 2 cunnyngly 1 konnyngly 1 **conqueren** v. "conquer," s.v. conquer v. OED. KEY: conqueren@v **conqueren** v 8 conquered 5 conquereden 1 conqueren 2 **conquering** ger. "conquering, effort to win," s.v. conquering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: conquering@ger **conquering** ger 1 conquerynge 1 **conquerour** n. "conqueror," s.v. conquerour OED. KEY: conquerour@n **conquerour** n 16 conqueror 1 conquerour 12 conqueroures 2 conquerours 1 **conqueste** n. "conquest (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. conquest sb. OED. KEY: conqueste@n conqueste@n#propn **conqueste** n 2 conquest 2 **conqueste** n#propn 1 conquest 1 **conscience** n. "conscience, scrupulousness; sensibility, feeling," s.v. conscience OED. KEY: conscience@n **conscience** n 35 conscience 34 consciences 1 **consecraten** v. "(ppl.) consecrated," s.v. consecrate ppl. a. OED. KEY: consecraten@v **consecraten** v 1 consecrat 1 **consentaunt** adj. & n. "(as adj.) consenting, acquiescent," s.v. consentant a. OED. KEY: consentaunt@adj **consentaunt** adj 1 consentant 1 **consentement** n. "consent," s.v. consentment OED. KEY: consentement@n **consentement** n 1 consentement 1 **consenten** v. "consent, agree; be adequate; grant, submit; acquiesce (in a crime, etc.); (ppl. adj.) acquiescent (to a crime)," s.v. consent v. OED, consenting ppl. a. OED. KEY: consenten@v consenten@v#adj **consenten** v#adj 1 consentynge 1 **consenten** v 22 consente 10 consented 2 consenteden 2 consenten 5 consenteth 3 **consentinge** ger. "consent, agreement; approval, acquiescence," s.v. consenting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: consentinge@ger **consentinge** ger 13 consentyng 1 consentynge 11 consentynges 1 **consequence** n. "consequence, result," s.v. consequence sb. OED. KEY: consequence@n **consequence** n 7 consequence 5 consequens 2 **consequent** n. "consequence, result," s.v. consequent sb. OED. KEY: consequent@n **consequent** n 2 consequent 2 **conservacioun** n. "conservation, preservation," s.v. conservation OED. KEY: conservacioun@n **conservacioun** n 1 conservacioun 1 **conservatif** adj. & n. "(as adj.) conservative, tending to preserve," s.v. conservative a. and sb. OED. KEY: conservatif@adj **conservatif** adj 1 conservatyf 1 **conserven** v. "conserve, preserve; protect," s.v. conserve v. OED. KEY: conserven@v **conserven** v 10 conserve 3 conserved 6 conserveth 1 **consideracioun** n. "consideration," s.v. consideration OED. KEY: consideracioun@n **consideracioun** n 2 consideracioun 2 **consideren** v. "consider, take into account; think about; observe," s.v. consider v. OED, considering ppl. a. OED. KEY: consideren@v **consideren** v 89 considere 41 considered 21 consideren 2 considerest 1 considereth 8 considerid 1 considerynge 5 considre 5 considred 2 considrid 1 considryng 1 consydre 1 **consistorie** n. "consistory, court, council," s.v. consistory OED. KEY: consistorie@n **consistorie** n 3 consistorie 3 **consolacioun** n. "consolation," s.v. consolation OED. KEY: consolacioun@n **consolacioun** n 3 consolacione 1 consolacioun 2 **conspiracie** n. "conspiracy," s.v. conspiracy OED. KEY: conspiracie@n **conspiracie** n 2 conspiracie 1 conspiracye 1 **conspiren** v. "(ppl.) conspired," s.v. conspire v. OED. KEY: conspiren@v **conspiren** v 1 conspired 1 **constable** n. "governor of a castle," s.v. constable OED. KEY: constable@n **constable** n 17 constable 17 **constablesse** n. "wife of a governor of a castle," s.v. constabless OED. KEY: constablesse@n **constablesse** n 1 constablesse 1 **Constantin** n. "Constantinus Africanus, a medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: constantin@n#propn **constantin** n#propn 2 constantyn 2 **constaunce** n. "constancy," s.v. constance OED. KEY: constaunce@n **constaunce** n 5 constance 4 constaunce 1 **constaunt** adj. "constant in virtue, steadfast," s.v. constant a. (sb.) OED. KEY: constaunt@adj **constaunt** adj 3 constant 3 **constellacioun** n. "(astro.) planetary position, horoscope," s.v. constellation OED. KEY: constellacioun@n **constellacioun** n 6 constellacion 2 constellacioun 4 **constreinen** v. "constrain, compel, impel; control, dominate; (ppl. adj.) constraining," s.v. constrain v. OED, constraining ppl. a. OED. KEY: constreinen@v constreinen@v#adj **constreinen** v#adj 1 constreynynge 1 **constreinen** v 48 constrenith 1 constreyne 5 constreyned 20 constreynede 3 constreynest 1 constreyneth 17 constreynith 1 **constreininge** ger. "constraint, compulsion," s.v. constraining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: constreininge@ger **constreininge** ger 2 constreinynge 1 constreynynge 1 **constreinte** n. "affliction, distress," s.v. constraint sb. OED. KEY: constreinte@n **constreinte** n 2 constreinte 1 constreynte 1 **construen** v. "construe, explain; translate; understand," s.v. construe v. OED. KEY: construen@v **construen** v 3 construe 2 construeth 1 **consul** n. "consul," s.v. consul sb. OED. KEY: consul@n **consul** n 3 consul 2 consules 1 **consuler** n. "one of consular rank," s.v. consular a. and sb. OED. KEY: consuler@n **consuler** n 2 consulers 2 **consumen** v. "consume; (ppl. adj.) consumed, wasted away," s.v. consume v.\\1 OED, consumpt ppl. a. OED. KEY: consumen@v consumen@v#adj **consumen** v#adj 1 consumpt 1 **consumen** v 3 consume 1 consumed 2 **contagioun** n. "contamination," s.v. contagion OED. KEY: contagioun@n **contagioun** n 1 contagioun 1 **contagious** adj. "corrupting, evil," s.v. contagious a. OED. KEY: contagious@adj **contagious** adj 1 contagious 1 **conteinen** v. "contain, include, consist of; take up, fill; hold together," s.v. contain v. OED. KEY: conteinen@v **conteinen** v 23 contene 3 contened 3 contenen 3 conteneth 5 contenith 5 contenyde 1 contenyng 2 contienith 1 **contek** n. "strife (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. conteck sb. OED. KEY: contek@n contek@n#propn **contek** n 3 contek 3 **contek** n#propn 1 contek 1 **contemplacioun** n. "contemplation," s.v. contemplation OED. KEY: contemplacioun@n **contemplacioun** n 3 contemplacion 1 contemplacioun 2 **contemplatif** adj. & n. "(as adj.) contemplative," s.v. contemplative a. (sb.) OED. KEY: contemplatif@adj **contemplatif** adj 1 contemplatif 1 **contemplaunce** n. "contemplation"; not in OED. KEY: contemplaunce@n **contemplaunce** n 1 contemplaunce 1 **contenaunce** n. "behavior, conduct; self-control, composure; appearance, attitude; gesture, expressive movement," s.v. countenance sb. OED. KEY: contenaunce@n **contenaunce** n 49 contenance 10 contenaunce 23 contenaunces 2 countenaunce 12 countenaunces 2 **continence** n. "continence," s.v. continence OED. KEY: continence@n **continence** n 3 continence 3 **continuacioun** n. "continuation, perseverance," s.v. continuation OED. KEY: continuacioun@n **continuacioun** n 1 contynuacioun 1 **continuaunce** n. "continuation, perseverance," s.v. continuance OED. KEY: continuaunce@n **continuaunce** n 2 continuance 1 continuaunce 1 **continuel** adj. "continuous, permanent," s.v. continual a. OED. KEY: continuel@adj **continuel** adj 5 continueel 2 contynuel 3 **continuelli** adv. "continuously," s.v. continually adv. OED. KEY: continuelli@adv **continuelli** adv 4 continuelly 2 continuely 1 contynuely 1 **continuen** v. "continue; persevere, persist," s.v. continue v. OED. KEY: continuen@v **continuen** v 16 continue 7 continued 2 continuynge 2 contynue 2 contynued 2 icontynued 1 **continuinge** ger. "continuation, persistence," s.v. continuing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: continuinge@ger **continuinge** ger 1 continuyng 1 **contract** n. "contract, legal document," s.v. contract sb.\\1 OED. KEY: contract@n **contract** n 1 contractes 1 **contracten** v. "(ppl.) contracted, incurred," s.v. contract ppl. a. amd sb. OED. KEY: contracten@v **contracten** v 1 contract 1 **contraire** adj. & adv. "contrary, adverse," s.v. contrair a., sb., (adv.) OED. KEY: contraire@adj contraire@adv **contraire** adj 2 contraire 1 contrayre 1 **contraire** adv 1 contraire 1 **contrarie** adj. "contrary, adverse, hostile; opposite, discordant," s.v. contrary a., sb., (adv.) OED. KEY: contrarie@adj **contrarie** adj 16 contrarie 14 contrarye 2 **contrarie** n. "contrary, opposite; opponent, opposition, hostile act; adverse condition, difficulty," s.v. contrary a., sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: contrarie@n **contrarie** n 49 contraire 2 contrarie 39 contraries 4 contrarye 3 contrayre 1 **contrarien** v. "oppose, resist; offend, contradict," s.v. contrary v. OED. KEY: contrarien@v **contrarien** v 5 contrarie 1 contraried 2 contrarien 2 **contrarious** adj. "contrary, opposing; unfavorable, hostile," s.v. contrarious a. OED. KEY: contrarious@adj **contrarious** adj 17 contrarious 11 contrariouse 2 contrarius 1 contraryous 3 **contrariousete** n. "opposite quality," s.v. contrariosity OED. KEY: contrariousete@n **contrariousete** n 1 contrarioustee 1 **contree** n. "country," s.v. country OED. KEY: contree@n **contree** n 108 contre 27 contree 58 contrees 5 countre 1 cuntre 14 cuntrees 1 cuntrey 2 **contre-folk** n. "countrymen"; not in OED; s.v. contree n. MED. KEY: contre-folk@n **contre-folk** n 1 contre-folk 1 **contre-houses** n. (pl.) "houses of one's country"; not in OED; s.v. contree n. MED. KEY: contre-houses@n **contre-houses** n 1 contre-houses 1 **contre-ward** adv. or phr. "(as n.) the direction of one's country," s.v. country-ward a. and adv. OED. KEY: contre-ward@adv#n **contre-ward** adv#n 1 contre-ward 1 **contricioun** n. "contrition," s.v. contrition OED. KEY: contricioun@n **contricioun** n 29 contricion 4 contricioun 25 **contrit** adj. "contrite," s.v. contrite a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: contrit@adj **contrit** adj 2 contrit 2 **contubernial** adj. "familiar, intimate," s.v. contubernial a. OED. KEY: contubernial@adj **contubernial** adj 1 contubernyal 1 **contumacie** n. "contumacy, rebelliousness," s.v. contumacy OED. KEY: contumacie@n **contumacie** n 1 contumacie 1 **contumax** adj. "contumacious, rebellious," s.v. contumax a. OED. KEY: contumax@adj **contumax** adj 1 contumax 1 **contumelie** n. "contumely, rebelliousness," s.v. contumely sb. OED. KEY: contumelie@n **contumelie** n 1 contumelie 1 **conveien** v. "convey, accompany; communicate," s.v. convey v. OED. KEY: conveien@v **conveien** v 4 conveyed 2 conveyen 1 conveyeth 1 **convenient** adj. "suitable, appropriate," s.v. convenient a. and sb. OED. KEY: convenient@adj **convenient** adj 5 convenient 3 convenientz 1 convenyent 1 **conversacion** n. "way of life, behavior," s.v. conversation OED. KEY: conversacion@n **conversacion** n 1 conversacion 1 **convers** n.(3) "the other side(?)," s.v. convers ? sb. OED. KEY: convers@n3 **convers** n3 1 convers 1 **conversen** v.(1) "(ppl.) dwelt," s.v. converse v. OED. KEY: conversen@v1 **conversen** v1 1 conversed 1 **converten** v. "convert, change; change one's mind; turn aside," s.v. convert v. OED. KEY: converten@v **converten** v 15 converte 4 converted 7 converten 1 converteth 1 convertyd 1 convertynge 1 **convertible** adj. "interchangeable," s.v. convertible a. (sb.) OED. KEY: convertible@adj **convertible** adj 1 convertible 1 **convicten** v. "(ppl.) convicted (of a crime); defeated," s.v. convict v. OED. KEY: convicten@v **convicten** v 3 convict 2 convicte 1 **cop** n. "summit, top," s.v. cop sb.\\2 OED. KEY: cop@n **cop** n 5 cop 5 **cope** n. "cope, cloak; canopy or cloak of the sky," s.v. cope sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cope@n **cope** n 5 cope 5 **coper** n. "copper, the metal," s.v. copper sb.\\1 OED. KEY: coper@n **coper** n 7 coper 7 **copie** n. "copy," s.v. copy sb. (a.) OED. KEY: copie@n **copie** n 1 copie 1 **corage** n. "courage, valor; heart; feelings, disposition; inclination, desire," s.v. courage sb. OED. KEY: corage@n **corage** n 94 corage 78 corages 15 courage 1 **corageous** adj. "courageous, brave; vigorous," s.v. courageous a. OED. KEY: corageous@adj **corageous** adj 3 corageous 2 corageus 1 **coral** n.(1) "coral," s.v. coral sb.\\1 OED. KEY: coral@n1 **coral** n1 3 coral 3 **cor** Lat. n. "heart." KEY: cor@lat\_n **cor** lat\_n 1 cor 1 **corbet** n. "corbel, architectural bracket," s.v. corbet OED. KEY: corbet@n **corbet** n 1 corbetz 1 **cord** n. "(musical) chord," s.v. cord sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cord@n **cord** n 1 cordes 1 **corde** n. "rope (as noose, instrument of torture, bond); string on a musical instrument," s.v. cord sb.\\1 OED. KEY: corde@n **corde** n 6 corde 5 cordes 1 **corden** v.(1) "be suitable," s.v. cord v.\\2 OED. KEY: corden@v1 **corden** v1 1 cordeth 1 **cordewane** n. "cordovan leather," s.v. cordwain OED. KEY: cordewane@n **cordewane** n 1 cordewane 1 **cordial** n. "tonic for the heart," s.v. cordial a. and sb. OED. KEY: cordial@n **cordial** n 1 cordial 1 **Coribant** n. "priest of Cybele," s.v. Corybant OED. KEY: coribant@n **coribant** n 2 coribantes 2 **Corinne** n. "Corinne, probably a Theban poetess," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: corinne@n#propn **corinne** n#propn 1 corynne 1 **Corinthe** n. "Corinth, in Greece," place name; not in MED. KEY: corinthe@n#propn **corinthe** n#propn 1 corynthe 1 **cormeraunt** n. "cormorant," s.v. cormorant OED. KEY: cormeraunt@n **cormeraunt** n 1 cormeraunt 1 **corn** n. "corn, grain; grain crop; kernel; best part," s.v. corn sb.\\1 OED. KEY: corn@n **corn** n 41 coorn 1 corn 36 cornes 4 **cornemuse** n. "horn-pipe," s.v. cornemuse OED. KEY: cornemuse@n **cornemuse** n 1 cornemuse 1 **corner** n.(1) "corner," s.v. corner sb.\\1 OED. KEY: corner@n1 **corner** n1 4 corner 4 **corni** adj. "malty, strong (ale)," s.v. corny a.\\1 OED. KEY: corni@adj **corni** adj 2 corny 2 **countour** n1 4 contour 1 countour 3 **corniculer** n. "assistant officer," s.v. corniculer OED. KEY: corniculer@n **corniculer** n 1 corniculer 1 **corolarie** n. "corollary," s.v. corrolary OED. KEY: corolarie@n **corolarie** n 3 corolarie 2 corrolarie 1 **coroune** n. "crown, garland; top of the head; reward; finest example," s.v. crown OED. KEY: coroune@n **coroune** n 41 corone 4 corones 7 coroune 11 corounes 1 corowne 8 croun 2 croune 3 crounes 1 crowne 4 **corounen** v.(1) "(ppl.) crowned; (ppl. adj.) provided with a crown; sovereign, consummate," s.v. crown v.\\1 OED, crowned ppl. a. OED. KEY: corounen@v1 corounen@v1#adj **corounen** v1#adj 3 crouned 1 crowned 2 **corounen** v1 11 coroned 1 corouned 2 corowned 3 crouned 1 crowned 2 ycorouned 1 ycrowned 1 **corour** n. "courier," s.v. courier OED. KEY: corour@n **corour** n 1 currours 1 **corporal** adj. "corporeal, physical," s.v. corporal a. (sb.) OED. KEY: corporal@adj **corporal** adj 2 corporeel 2 **correccioun** n. "correction, punishment; jurisdiction," s.v. correction OED. KEY: correccioun@n **correccioun** n 10 correccioun 10 **correcten** v. "correct; punish, rebuke; admonish," s.v. correct v. OED. KEY: correcten@v **correcten** v 12 correcte 5 corrected 4 correcten 1 correcteth 2 **corrigen** v. "correct, amend," s.v. corrige v. OED. KEY: corrigen@v **corrigen** v 2 coriged 1 corrigith 1 **corrosif** adj. & n. "(as adj.) corrosive," s.v. corrosive a. and sb. OED. KEY: corrosif@adj **corrosif** adj 1 corosif 1 **corrumpable** adj. "subject to decay," s.v. corrumpable a. OED. KEY: corrumpable@adj **corrumpable** adj 1 corrumpable 1 **corrumpen** v. "corrupt, ruin," s.v. corrump v. OED. KEY: corrumpen@v **corrumpen** v 6 corrumpe 1 corrumped 1 corrumpen 2 corrumpeth 1 icorrumped 1 **corrumping** ger. "corruption, disintegration"; not in OED. KEY: corrumping@ger **corrumping** ger 1 corrumpynge 1 **corrupcioun** n. "corruption, contamination; decayed matter; corrupting influence," s.v. corruption OED. KEY: corrupcioun@n **corrupcioun** n 8 corrupcion 1 corrupcioun 6 corupcioun 1 **corrupten** v. "corrupt, decay; destroy; contaminate; (ppl. adj.) decayed; infectious," s.v. corrupt v. OED, corrupt ppl. a. OED. KEY: corrupten@v corrupten@v#adj **corrupten** v#adj 7 corrupt 7 **corrupten** v 6 corrupt 4 corrupte 1 corrupteth 1 **cors** n. "corpse, body," s.v. corse sb. OED. KEY: cors@n **cors** n 20 corps 5 corpus 5 cors 10 **cor-seint** n. "saint's body," s.v. corsaint OED. KEY: cor-seint@n **cor-seint** n 1 corseynt 1 **cosinage** n. "kinship," s.v. cousinage OED. KEY: cosinage@n **cosinage** n 3 cosynage 3 **cosine** n. "kinsman, blood relative; closely related thing," s.v. cousin OED. KEY: cosine@n **cosine** n 28 cosyn 24 cosynes 1 cosyns 3 **costage** n. "cost, expense," s.v. costage OED. KEY: costage@n **costage** n 5 costage 4 costages 1 **cost** n.(2) "cost, expense, expenditure," s.v. cost sb.\\2 OED. KEY: cost@n2 **cost** n2 18 cost 18 **coste** n. "coast, shore; region; (astro.) division of the heavens," s.v. coast sb.\\1 OED. KEY: coste@n **coste** n 4 coost 2 cost 1 costes 1 **costeien** v. "(ppl.) moving along the coast," s.v. coast v. OED. KEY: costeien@v **costeien** v 1 costeiyng 1 **costen** v. "cost," s.v. cost v. OED. KEY: costen@v **costen** v 7 coste 7 **cost-leue** adj. "costly, sumptuous," s.v. costlew a. OED. KEY: cost-leue@adj **cost-leue** adj 3 costlewe 3 **costret** n. "flask, keg," s.v. costret OED. KEY: costret@n **costret** n 1 costret 1 **cotage** n. "cottage," s.v. cottage OED. KEY: cotage@n **cotage** n 2 cotage 2 **cote** n.(1) "cote, shed for animals; hut, cell," s.v. cote sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cote@n1 **cote** n1 3 cote 3 **cote** n.(2) "coat, outer garment," s.v. coat sb. OED. KEY: cote@n2 **cote** n2 11 coote 1 cote 9 cotes 1 **cote-armure** n. "coat of arms, garment blazoned with armorial bearings," s.v. coat-armour OED. KEY: cote-armure@n **cote-armure** n 7 cote-armour 1 cote-armure 4 cote-armures 2 **cou** n. "cow," s.v. cow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cou@n **cou** n 4 cow 3 keen 1 **couard** adj. "cowardly," s.v. coward sb. and a. OED. KEY: couard@adj **couard** adj 7 coward 7 **couard** n. "coward," s.v. coward sb. and a. OED. KEY: couard@n **couard** n 3 coward 3 **couardie** n. "cowardice," s.v. cowardy OED. KEY: couardie@n **couardie** n 1 cowardye 1 **couardise** n. "cowardice," s.v. cowardice OED. KEY: couardise@n **couardise** n 2 cowardise 2 **couardli** adv. "cowardly," s.v. cowardly adv. OED. KEY: couardli@adv **couardli** adv 1 cowardly 1 **couche** n. "couch," s.v. couch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: couche@n **couche** n 4 couche 4 **couchen** v. "lie, place; spread over, adorn; lay a fire; cower," s.v. couch v.\\1 OED. KEY: couchen@v **couchen** v 12 couche 1 couched 7 couchede 1 couchen 1 cowched 1 kouche 1 **couching** ger. "placement," s.v. couching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: couching@ger **couching** ger 1 kouching 1 **cough** n. "cough," s.v. cough sb. OED. KEY: cough@n **cough** n 1 coughe 1 **coughen** v. "cough," s.v. cough v. OED. KEY: coughen@v **coughen** v 4 coghe 1 cogheth 1 coughen 1 cougheth 1 **counseil** n. "council, assembly (of advisers); advice, counsel; secret," s.v. counsel sb. OED. KEY: counseil@n **counseil** n 185 conseil 162 conseile 1 conseiles 2 conseilles 1 conseils 6 conseyl 4 counseil 6 counseyl 3 **counseilen** v. "counsel, advise, instruct; persuade," s.v. counsel v. OED. KEY: counseilen@v **counseilen** v 44 consaille 1 conseile 1 conseiled 1 conseilest 1 conseileth 1 conseille 17 conseilled 11 conseilleden 4 conseyle 1 consyled 1 counsaile 1 counseilled 1 counseillen 1 counseyled 1 counseylled 1 **counseiler** n. "counsellor, adviser (also as adj.)," s.v. counsellor, -elor OED. KEY: counseiler@n counseiler@n#adj **counseiler** n#adj 2 conseylers 1 conseylours 1 **counseiler** n 31 conseileris 1 conseiller 2 conseillour 4 conseillours 22 conseyleres 1 counseillour 1 **counseiling** ger. "counsel, advice; giving advice; council, consultation," s.v. counselling, -eling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: counseiling@ger **counseiling** ger 27 conseiling 1 conseillyng 19 conseillynge 2 conseillynges 2 conseilyng 1 conseilynge 2 **counten** v. "account, value," s.v. count v. OED. KEY: counten@v **counten** v 7 counte 6 counted 1 **countesse** n. "countess," s.v. countess OED. KEY: countesse@n **countesse** n 2 countesse 2 **counting-bord** n. "counting table," s.v. counting vbl. sb. OED, counting ger. MED. KEY: counting-bord@n **counting-bord** n 1 countyng-bord 1 **countour** n.(1) "accountant, auditor of taxes; mathematician; counting house," s.v. countour, -or OED. KEY: countour@n1 **countour-dore** n. "counting house door," s.v. counter n.\\3 OED, countour n. MED. KEY: countour-dore@n **countour-dore** n 2 countour-dore 2 **countour-hous** n. "counting house," s.v. counter n.\\3 OED, countour n. MED. KEY: countour-hous@n **countour-hous** n 1 countour-hous 1 **countrefet** ppl. "(adj.) affected, deceitful," s.v. counterfeited ppl. a. OED. KEY: countrefet@ppl#adj **countrefet** ppl#adj 3 contrefeted 1 countrefeted 2 **countrefeten** v. "counterfeit, forge; imitate, emulate; copy; pretend," s.v. counterfeit v. OED. KEY: countrefeten@v **countrefeten** v 18 contrefete 2 contrefetin 1 counterfete 1 countrefete 10 countrefeted 3 countrefeteth 1 **countrepeisen** v. "counterbalance," s.v. counterpoise v. OED. KEY: countrepeisen@v **countrepeisen** v 2 contrepeise 1 countrepese 1 **countrepleten** v. "(ppl.) argued against," s.v. counterplead v. OED, countre- pref. MED. KEY: countrepleten@v **countrepleten** v 1 countrepleted 1 **countretaille** n. "counter blow, reprisal," s.v. countertail OED. KEY: countretaille@n **countretaille** n 1 countretaille 1 **countrewaiten** v. "watch out for," s.v. counterwait v. OED, countre- prefix MED. KEY: countrewaiten@v **countrewaiten** v 2 contrewayte 1 countrewaite 1 **coupable** adj. & n. "(as adj.) culpable, sinful," s.v. culpable a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: coupable@adj **coupable** adj 4 coupable 3 cowpable 1 **coupe** n.(2) "culpability, guilt," s.v. culp(e OED. KEY: coupe@n2 **coupe** n2 1 culpe 1 **couple** n. "couple," s.v. couple sb. OED. KEY: couple@n **couple** n 1 couples 1 **couplen** v. "(ppl.) coupled, joined," s.v. couple v. OED. KEY: couplen@v **couplen** v 3 coupled 1 couplid 1 ycoupled 1 **couren** v. "cower," s.v. cower v. OED. KEY: couren@v **couren** v 1 coured 1 **cours** n. "course, movement, orbit; run, pursuit (of game); process, span of life; established procedure; course of a meal," s.v. course sb. OED. KEY: cours@n **cours** n 41 cours 38 course 1 courses 1 coursis 1 **courser** n. "courser, swift horse," s.v. courser\\2 OED. KEY: courser@n **courser** n 13 courser 11 courseres 1 coursers 1 **court** n.(1) "court, noble household; courtyard; court of law," s.v. court sb.\\1 OED. KEY: court@n1 **court** n1 36 court 35 courtes 1 **courteis** adj. & n. "(as adj.) courteous, courtly, refined," s.v. courteous a. OED. KEY: courteis@adj **courteis** adj 11 corteys 1 curteis 4 curteys 6 **courteisie** n. "courtesy, good manners (also as proper n., personified); graciousness, kindness; act of good manners," s.v. courtesy sb. OED. KEY: courteisie@n courteisie@n#propn **courteisie** n 27 curteisie 5 curteisye 16 curtesie 1 curtesye 3 curteysie 1 curteysye 1 **courteisie** n#propn 6 curtesie 2 curtesye 3 curteysie 1 **courteisliche** adv. "courteously; discreetly," s.v. courteously adv. OED. KEY: courteisliche@adv **courteisliche** adv 10 curtaysly 1 curteisly 8 curteysly 1 **courte-pi** n. "short coat," s.v. courtepy OED. KEY: courte-pi@n **courte-pi** n 3 courtepy 3 **court-man** n. "courtier," s.v. court-man OED, court n.(1) MED. KEY: court-man@n **court-man** n 1 court-man 1 **couth** adj. (& n.) "(as adj.) known; (as adv.) familiarly," s.v. couth pa. pple. and a. (sb.) OED, couth adv. OED. KEY: couth@adj couth@adj#adv **couth** adj#adv 1 kouth 1 **couth** adj 5 couth 2 kouth 1 kowth 1 kowthe 1 **coveiten** v. "covet, strongly desire," s.v. covet v. OED. KEY: coveiten@v **coveiten** v 25 coveite 3 coveiten 2 coveiteth 5 coveyte 1 coveyted 1 coveyteden 1 coveyten 6 coveytest 1 coveyteth 5 **coveiting** ger. "covetousness, desire," s.v. coveting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: coveiting@ger **coveiting** ger 1 coveytynge 1 **coveitise** n. "covetousness, greed," s.v. covetise OED. KEY: coveitise@n **coveitise** n 54 coveitise 32 coveityse 2 covetise 10 covetyse 4 coveytise 5 coveytyse 1 **coveitour** n. "one who covets," s.v. coveter OED. KEY: coveitour@n **coveitour** n 1 covetour 1 **coveitous** adj. "covetous, greedy," s.v. covetous a. OED. KEY: coveitous@adj **coveitous** adj 7 coveitous 4 coveytous 3 **covenable** adj. "suitable, appropriate," s.v. covenable a. OED. KEY: covenable@adj **covenable** adj 24 covenable 24 **covenabli** adv. "suitably," s.v. covenably adv. OED. KEY: covenabli@adv **covenabli** adv 2 covenably 2 **covenaunt** n. "covenant, agreement; conditional provision," s.v. covenant sb. OED. KEY: covenaunt@n **covenaunt** n 12 covenant 6 covenantz 1 covenaunt 5 **covent** n. "convent, members of a religious house; group of friars or monks," s.v. convent sb. OED. KEY: covent@n **covent** n 14 covent 14 **cover-chef** n. "kerchief, head covering," s.v. coverchief OED. KEY: cover-chef@n **cover-chef** n 6 coverchef 2 coverchief 3 coverchiefs 1 **covercle** n. "pot cover," s.v. covercle sb. OED. KEY: covercle@n **covercle** n 1 covercle 1 **coveren** v.(1) "cover; (ppl. adj.) covered, hidden," s.v. cover v.\\1 OED, covered ppl. a. OED. KEY: coveren@v1 coveren@v1#adj **coveren** v1 41 covere 6 covered 21 coveren 3 covereth 1 coverid 1 covred 1 icovered 1 kevered 3 ycovered 4 **coveren** v1#adj 1 covered 1 **coveren** v.(2) "recover," s.v. cover v.\\2 OED. KEY: coveren@v2 **coveren** v2 2 covered 1 kevere 1 **covertli** adv. "covertly, privately," s.v. covertly adv. OED. KEY: covertli@adv **covertli** adv 1 covertly 1 **coverture** n. "cover, covering; concealment," s.v. coverture OED. KEY: coverture@n **coverture** n 4 coverture 1 covertures 2 coverturis 1 **covine** n. "fraud," s.v. covin sb. OED. KEY: covine@n **covine** n 2 covyne 1 covynes 1 **crabbed** ppl. "(adj.) spiteful," s.v. crabbed a. OED. KEY: crabbed@ppl#adj **crabbed** ppl#adj 1 crabbed 1 **cracching** ger. "scratching," s.v. cratch v. OED. KEY: cracching@ger **cracching** ger 1 cracchynge 1 **cradel** n. "cradle," s.v. cradle OED. KEY: cradel@n **cradel** n 10 cradel 10 **craft** n.(1) "craft, skill, cleverness (also as proper n., personified); art; cunning, trick; trade, trade guild," s.v. craft sb.\\1 OED. KEY: craft@n1 craft@n1#propn **craft** n1 61 craft 60 craftes 1 **craft** n1#propn 1 craft 1 **crafti** adj. "crafty, skilful, ingenious; subtle, deceitful," s.v. crafty a. OED. KEY: crafti@adj **crafti** adj 7 craftier 1 crafty 6 **craftili** adv. "craftily, skilfully, artfully," s.v. craftily adv. OED. KEY: craftili@adv **craftili** adv 8 craftely 4 craftily 3 craftyly 1 **crag** n. "crag," s.v. crag sb.\\1 OED. KEY: crag@n **crag** n 1 cragges 1 **craken** v. "speak loudly; sing, trill," s.v. crake v.\\1 OED. KEY: craken@v **craken** v 2 craketh 2 **craking** ger. "creaking," s.v. crake v.\\1 OED. KEY: craking@ger **craking** ger 1 crakkynge 1 **crammen** v. "(ppl.) crammed, stuffed," s.v. cram v. OED. KEY: crammen@v **crammen** v 2 crammed 1 ycrammed 1 **crampe** n.(1) "cramp, violent contraction," s.v. cramp sb.\\1 OED. KEY: crampe@n1 **crampe** n1 1 crampe 1 **crampishen** v. "twist," s.v. crampish v. OED. KEY: crampishen@v **crampishen** v 1 craumpyssheth 1 **crane** n.(1) "crane, the bird," s.v. crane sb.\\1 OED. KEY: crane@n1 **crane** n1 1 crane 1 **crasen** v. "(ppl.) shattered, cracked," s.v. crazed ppl. a. OED. KEY: crasen@v **crasen** v 2 crased 1 ycrased 1 **Crassus** n. "Marcus Licinius Crassus, a Roman general," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: crassus@n#propn **crassus** n#propn 1 crassus 1 **craven** v. "crave, beg for," s.v. crave v. OED. KEY: craven@v **craven** v 2 crave 2 **creacioun** n. "creation," s.v. creation OED. KEY: creacioun@n **creacioun** n 1 creacion 1 **creat** ppl. "created," s.v. create ppl. OED. KEY: creat@ppl **creat** ppl 4 creat 4 **creatour** n. "creator," s.v. creator OED. KEY: creatour@n **creatour** n 9 creatour 9 **creature** n. "creature," s.v. creature OED. KEY: creature@n **creature** n 122 creature 112 creatures 9 creaturis 1 **creaunce** n. "credence, belief, faith," s.v. creance sb. OED. KEY: creaunce@n **creaunce** n 3 creance 2 creaunce 1 **creauncen** v. "borrow money, obtain credit," s.v. creance v. OED. KEY: creauncen@v **creauncen** v 3 creanced 1 creaunce 1 creaunceth 1 **creaunt** adj. & n. "(as adj.) (I am) defeated," s.v. creant adj.\\1 OED. KEY: creaunt@adj **creaunt** adj 1 creant 1 **crede** n.(2) "creed," s.v. creed sb. OED. KEY: crede@n2 **crede** n2 2 crede 2 **credence** n. "credence, faith, trust," s.v. credence sb. OED. KEY: credence@n **credence** n 6 credence 6 **credible** adj. "credible," s.v. credible a. OED. KEY: credible@adj **credible** adj 1 credible 1 **Creon** n. "Creon, tyrant of Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: creon@n#propn **creon** n#propn 7 creon 7 **crepel** n. "cripple," s.v. cripple sb. and a. OED. KEY: crepel@n **crepel** n 1 crepel 1 **crepen** v. "creep, crawl; move cautiously; (ppl. adj.) creeping," s.v. creep v. OED, creeping ppl. a. OED. KEY: crepen@v crepen@v#adj **crepen** v#adj 1 crepynge 1 **crepen** v 29 creep 2 crepe 10 crepen 1 crepeth 5 crepinge 1 crept 1 crepte 4 crepten 1 crepyn 1 cropen 3 **crepuscule** n. "(astro.) twilight," s.v. crepuscule OED. KEY: crepuscule@n **crepuscule** n 2 crepuscles 1 crepuscules 1 **cresse** n. "cress, the common herb," s.v. cress OED. KEY: cresse@n **cresse** n 1 kers 1 **creste** n.(1) "crest (of a helmet)," s.v. crest sb.\\1 OED. KEY: creste@n1 **creste** n1 1 creest 1 **Cresus** n. "Croesus, king of Lydia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cresus@n#propn **cresus** n#propn 8 cresus 8 **Crete** n. "the island of Crete," place name; not in MED. KEY: crete@n#propn **crete** n#propn 4 crete 4 **Creusa** n. "Creusa, wife of Aeneas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: creusa@n#propn **creusa** n#propn 3 creusa 3 **crevace** n. "crevice," s.v. crevice sb. OED. KEY: crevace@n **crevace** n 2 crevace 2 **crie** n. "cry, shout; crying out, lamentation," s.v. cry sb. OED. KEY: crie@n **crie** n 9 cri 1 cry 8 **crien** v. "cry out, shout; announce; lament, weep; implore, beg for; complain, demand justice," s.v. cry v. OED. KEY: crien@v **crien** v 154 cride 18 criden 5 cridestow 1 crie 33 cried 8 criede 2 crieden 1 crien 8 crieth 8 criynge 1 cryd 2 cryde 8 cryden 4 crye 37 cryed 4 cryede 2 cryeden 1 cryen 5 cryeth 3 cryinge 3 **criing** ger. "crying, weeping, lamentation," s.v. crying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: criing@ger **criing** ger 4 criyng 2 criynge 1 cryinges 1 **crike** n.(1) "inlet of the sea; trick, stratagem," s.v. creek sb.\\1 OED. KEY: crike@n1 **crike** n1 3 crekes 1 cryke 1 krikes 1 **crime** n. "crime, accusation of crime," s.v. crime sb. OED. KEY: crime@n **crime** n 2 cryme 2 **crinkled** ppl. "crinkled," s.v. crinkle v. OED. KEY: crinkled@ppl **crinkled** ppl 1 krynkeled 1 **Criseyde** n. "Criseyde, heroine of Tr; Chaucer's Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: criseyde@n#propn **criseyde** n#propn 173 creiseyde 1 creseyde 4 criseda 2 criseide 1 criseyda 2 criseyde 151 criseydes 6 crisseyde 2 cryseyde 4 **Crisippus** n. "Chrysippus, a stoic philosopher," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: crisippus@n#propn **crisippus** n#propn 1 crisippus 1 **Crisostom** n. "Saint John Chrysostom," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: crisostom@n#propn **crisostom** n#propn 1 crisostom 1 **crisp** adj. "curly," s.v. crisp a. OED. KEY: crisp@adj **crisp** adj 4 crips 1 crisp 1 crispe 2 **cristal** adj. "crystal," s.v. crystal sb. and a. OED. KEY: cristal@adj **cristal** adj 4 cristal 1 cristall 3 **cristal** n. "crystal," s.v. crystal sb. and a. OED. KEY: cristal@n **cristal** n 4 cristal 1 cristall 3 **Crist** n. "Christ," proper n. KEY: crist@n#propn **crist** n#propn 271 crist 215 cristes 53 cryste 1 crystes 1 xristus 1 **Criste-masse** n. "Christmas," s.v. Christmas sb. OED. KEY: criste-masse@n **criste-masse** n 2 cristemasse 2 **Cristen** adj. & n. "Christian," s.v. Christian a. and sb. OED. KEY: cristen@adj cristen@n **cristen** n 1 cristen 1 **cristen** adj 26 cristen 19 cristene 6 cristien 1 **Cristendom** n. "Christendom," s.v. Christendom OED. KEY: cristendom@n **cristendom** n 8 cristendom 8 **cristenli** adv. "in a Christian manner," s.v. Christenly adv. OED. KEY: cristenli@adv **cristenli** adv 1 cristenly 1 **Cristianite** n. "Christianity," s.v. Christianity OED. KEY: cristianite@n#propn **cristianite** n#propn 1 cristyanytee 1 **cristnen** v. "christen, baptize," s.v. christen v. OED. KEY: cristnen@v **cristnen** v 6 cristned 5 ycristned 1 **Cristofre** n. "image of Saint Christopher," s.v. Christopher OED. KEY: cristofre@n **cristofre** n 1 cristopher 1 **crois** n. "cross," s.v. cross sb. OED. KEY: crois@n **crois** n 16 croce 1 crois 2 croys 13 **crok** n. "hook," s.v. crook sb. and a. OED. KEY: crok@n **crok** n 1 crokes 1 **croked** ppl. "(adj.) crooked; crippled; (adj. as n.) evil," s.v. crooked a. OED. KEY: croked@ppl#adj croked@ppl#adj\_n **croked** ppl#adj 10 croked 8 crokid 1 crooked 1 **croked** ppl#adj\_n 1 croked 1 **crokedli** adv. "crookedly," s.v. crookedly adv. OED. KEY: crokedli@adv **crokedli** adv 1 crokedly 1 **crokke** n. "crock," s.v. crouke, crowke OED. KEY: crokke@n **crokke** n 2 crokke 1 crowke 1 **crome** n. "crumb," s.v. crumb, crum sb. OED. KEY: crome@n **crome** n 1 crommes 1 **crone** n. "crone, hag" s.v. crone sb. OED. KEY: crone@n **crone** n 1 krone 1 **cronicle** n. "chronicle," s.v. chronicle sb. OED. KEY: cronicle@n **cronicle** n 1 cronycle 1 **crop** n. "sprout, foliage; (with and root) top to bottom, whole thing," s.v. crop sb. OED. KEY: crop@n **crop** n 9 crop 5 crope 1 croppes 3 **cros** n. "cross," s.v. cross sb. OED. KEY: cros@n **cros** n 10 cros 7 cross 3 **crosselet** n.(2) "(alchem.) crucible," s.v. crosslet\\1 OED. KEY: crosselet@n2 **crosselet** n2 9 crosletz 1 crosselet 8 **crossen** v. "cross, intersect," s.v. cross v. OED. KEY: crossen@v **crossen** v 1 crossith 1 **cross-line** n. "intersecting line," s.v. cross-line OED, cros n. MED. KEY: cross-line@n **cross-line** n 1 cross-lyne 1 **crou** n. "crow (of a cock), dawn," s.v. crow sb.\\2 OED. KEY: crou@n **crou** n 1 crowe 1 **crouchen** v.(1) "bless with the sign of the cross," s.v. crouch v.\\2 OED. KEY: crouchen@v1 **crouchen** v1 2 crouche 1 croucheth 1 **crouden** v.(1) "crowd together; push, impel," s.v. crowd v.\\1 OED. KEY: crouden@v1 **crouden** v1 3 croude 1 crowde 1 crowdest 1 **croudinge** ger.(1) "crowding, shoving; thrust," s.v. crowding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: croudinge@ger1 **croudinge** ger1 2 crowdyng 2 **croue** n. "crow," s.v. crow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: croue@n **croue** n 14 crowe 12 crowes 2 **crouen** v. "crow," s.v. crow v. OED. KEY: crouen@v **crouen** v 8 crew 2 crowe 4 croweth 1 ycrowe 1 **crouinge** ger. "crowing," s.v. crowing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: crouinge@ger **crouinge** ger 2 crowyng 2 **croupe** n. "crupper, hindquarters (of a horse)," s.v. croup, croupe sb.\\1 OED. KEY: croupe@n **croupe** n 1 croupe 1 **crouper** n. "crupper, cover for the hindquarters of a horse," s.v. crupper sb. OED. KEY: crouper@n **crouper** n 2 croper 1 crouperes 1 **crucifien** v. "crucify," s.v. crucify v. OED. KEY: crucifien@v **crucifien** v 2 crucified 1 crucifiede 1 **crude** adj. "crude," s.v. crude a. OED. KEY: crude@adj **crude** adj 1 crude 1 **cruel** adj. "cruel, harsh," s.v. cruel a. OED. KEY: cruel@adj **cruel** adj 89 crewel 10 crueel 21 cruel 47 cruele 4 cruwel 4 crwel 3 **cruelli** adv. "cruelly," s.v. cruelly adv. OED. KEY: cruelli@adv **cruelli** adv 8 cruelich 1 cruelly 5 cruely 1 cruwely 1 **cruelte** n. "cruelty (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. cruelty OED. KEY: cruelte@n cruelte@n#propn **cruelte** n 19 cruelte 8 crueltee 11 **cruelte** n#propn 7 cruelte 5 crueltee 2 **crul** adj. "curly," s.v. crull a. OED. KEY: crul@adj **crul** adj 2 crul 1 crulle 1 **cubite** n. "cubit, a measurement," s.v. cubit OED. KEY: cubite@n **cubite** n 2 cubite 1 cubites 1 **cucurbite** n. "gourd-shaped vessel," s.v. cucurbit\\1 OED. KEY: cucurbite@n **cucurbite** n 1 cucurbites 1 **culpa** Lat. n. "guilt." KEY: culpa@lat\_n **culpa** lat\_n 1 culpa 1 **culpoun** n. "strands of hair; piles of faggots," s.v. culpon sb. OED. KEY: culpoun@n **culpoun** n 2 colpons 2 **culter** n. "coulter, plow blade," s.v. coulter, colter OED. KEY: culter@n **culter** n 4 kultour 4 **culver** n. "dove," s.v. culver\\1 OED. KEY: culver@n **culver** n 1 culver 1 **cum** Lat. prep. "with." KEY: cum@lat\_prep **cum** lat\_prep 2 cum 2 **Cupide** n. "Cupid, god of love," proper n. KEY: cupide@n#propn **cupide** n#propn 17 cupide 10 cupides 1 cupido 6 **cupiditas** Lat. n. "greed." KEY: cupiditas@lat\_n **cupiditas** lat\_n 2 cupiditas 2 **cuppe** n. "cup," s.v. cup sb. OED. KEY: cuppe@n **cuppe** n 7 coppe 2 coppes 2 coupe 1 cuppe 2 **curacioun** n. "cure, healing," s.v. curation OED. KEY: curacioun@n **curacioun** n 4 curacion 1 curacioun 3 **curat** n. "curate," s.v. curate OED. KEY: curat@n **curat** n 7 curaat 3 curat 2 curates 1 curatz 1 **cure** n.(1) "cure, medical treatment; attention, heed; effort; duty, charge; care, concern," s.v. cure sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cure@n1 **cure** n1 45 cure 43 cures 2 **curen** v.(2) "cure," s.v. cure v.\\1 OED. KEY: curen@v2 **curen** v2 7 cure 1 cured 4 curen 1 cureth 1 **curfeu-time** n. "curfew time," s.v. curfew OED, curfeu n. MED. KEY: curfeu-time@n **curfeu-time** n 1 corfew-tyme 1 **curious** adj. "curious, elaborate; careful, diligent; skilful, expert; difficult, abstruse," s.v. curious a. OED. KEY: curious@adj **curious** adj 13 curious 9 curiouse 1 curius 1 curyous 1 curyus 1 **curiousite** n. "curiosity, inquisitiveness; skill, subtlety," s.v. curiosity OED. KEY: curiousite@n **curiousite** n 5 curiosite 3 curiositee 2 **curiousli** adv. "skilfully," s.v. curiously adv. OED. KEY: curiousli@adv **curiousli** adv 1 curiously 1 **curre** n. "cur," s.v. cur OED. KEY: curre@n **curre** n 1 curre 1 **curs** n. "curse," s.v. curse sb. OED. KEY: curs@n **curs** n 6 curs 5 curses 1 **cursed** ppl. "(adj.) cursed," s.v. cursed, curst ppl. a. OED. KEY: cursed@ppl#adj **cursed** ppl#adj 58 corsed 4 cursed 48 cursede 6 **cursedli** adv. "cursedly, sinfully," s.v. cursedly adv. OED. KEY: cursedli@adv **cursedli** adv 3 cursedly 3 **cursednesse** n. "cursedness, evil," s.v. cursedness OED. KEY: cursednesse@n **cursednesse** n 16 corsednesse 1 cursednesse 14 cursydnesse 1 **cursen** v. "curse," s.v. curse v. OED. KEY: cursen@v **cursen** v 15 corse 2 corsen 1 corseth 2 cursed 2 cursen 4 curseth 4 **cursing** ger. "cursing; excommunication," s.v. cursing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: cursing@ger **cursing** ger 6 cursyng 2 cursynge 3 cursynges 1 **curtine** n. "curtain," s.v. curtain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: curtine@n **curtine** n 3 curtyn 3 **Custaunce** n. "Custance, heroine of MLT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: custaunce@n#propn **custaunce** n#propn 58 custance 55 custances 2 custaunce 1 **custume** n. "custom," s.v. custom sb. OED. KEY: custume@n **custume** n 6 custom 1 customes 1 custume 2 custumes 2 **cut** n.(2) "straw for drawing lots; lot," s.v. cut sb.\\1 OED. KEY: cut@n2 **cut** n2 8 cut 8 **Cutberd** n. "Saint Cuthbert," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: cutberd@n#propn **cutberd** n#propn 1 cutberd 1 **cutten** v.(1) "cut; (ppl. adj.) cut short," s.v. cut v. OED, cutted ppl. a. OED. KEY: cutten@v1 cutten@v1#adj **cutten** v1#adj 1 kutted 1 **cutten** v1 12 cut 1 cutted 1 kit 1 kitte 3 kut 3 kutte 1 kutten 1 kutteth 1 **cuttinge** ger. "cutting," s.v. cutting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: cuttinge@ger **cuttinge** ger 1 kuttynge 1 **-- D --** **daffe** n. "fool," s.v. daff sb. OED. KEY: daffe@n **daffe** n 1 daf 1 **daggen** v.(1) "(ppl. adj.) with hems ornamented with slits," s.v. dag v.\\1 OED. KEY: daggen@v1#adj **daggen** v1#adj 1 dagged 1 **daggere** n. "dagger," s.v. dagger sb. OED. KEY: daggere@n **daggere** n 4 daggere 4 **dagginge** ger. "ornamenting hems with slits," s.v. dagging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: dagginge@ger **dagginge** ger 1 daggynge 1 **dagoun** n. "piece of cloth," s.v. dagon\\1 OED. KEY: dagoun@n **dagoun** n 1 dagon 1 **dai** n. "day," s.v. day sb. OED. KEY: dai@n **dai** n 744 dai 1 daies 9 dawes 1 day 669 daye 2 dayes 62 **daie** n. "dairy-woman," s.v. dey\\1 OED. KEY: daie@n **daie** n 1 deye 1 **daierie** n. "dairy; dairy herd," s.v. dairy sb. OED. KEY: daierie@n **daierie** n 2 dayerye 1 dayeryes 1 **daies-ie** n. "daisy," s.v. daisy OED. KEY: daies-ie@n **daies-ie** n 14 dayesie 3 dayesye 7 dayseie 1 daysie 1 daysye 1 daysyes 1 **dai-light** cpd. & phr. "(as n.) daylight," s.v. daylight OED, dai-light, daies light cpd. & phr. MED. KEY: dai-light@n **dai-light** n 1 daylyght 1 **dai-sterre** n. "day-star," s.v. day-star OED. KEY: dai-sterre@n **dai-sterre** n 2 day-sterre 2 **dale** n. "dale," s.v. dale\\1 OED. KEY: dale@n **dale** n 4 dale 4 **daliaunce** n. "sociability, social conversation; (with don) (be) sociable, converse; flirting, flirtation," s.v. dalliance OED. KEY: daliaunce@n **daliaunce** n 11 daliance 3 daliaunce 7 daliaunces 1 **Dalida** n. "Delilah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dalida@n#propn **dalida** n#propn 3 dalida 2 dalyda 1 **damage** n. "damage, injury, loss," s.v. damage sb. OED. KEY: damage@n **damage** n 17 damage 11 damages 6 **damageous** adj. "damaging, injurious," s.v. damageous a. OED. KEY: damageous@adj **damageous** adj 1 damageous 1 **Damascene** adj. as n. "of Damascus," s.v. damascene adj. and sb. OED. KEY: damascene@adjas\_n **damascene** adjas\_n 1 damyssene 1 **Damascien** n. "Johannes Damascenus, a medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: damascien@n#propn **damascien** n#propn 1 damascien 1 **Damasie** n. "Pope Damasus I," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: damasie@n#propn **damasie** n#propn 1 damasie 1 **dame** n. "dame, lady (in titles as quasi-adj.); mother," s.v. dame OED. KEY: dame@n dame@n#adj **dame** n#adj 46 dame 46 **dame** n 31 dame 30 dames 1 **Damian** n. "Damyan, the squire in MerT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: damian@n#propn **damian** n#propn 25 damyan 25 **damisele** n. "damsel, young gentlewoman; maid in waiting," s.v. damsel OED. KEY: damisele@n **damisele** n 5 damoysele 2 damoysels 1 damyseles 1 damysell 1 **dampnable** adj. (& adv.) "(as adj.) damnable," s.v. damnable a. OED. KEY: dampnable@adj **dampnable** adj 7 dampnable 7 **dampnableli** adv. "damnably," s.v. damnably adv. OED. KEY: dampnableli@adv **dampnableli** adv 2 dampnablely 1 dampnably 1 **dampnacioun** n. "damnation," s.v. damnation OED. KEY: dampnacioun@n **dampnacioun** n 7 dampnacioun 7 **dampnen** v. "damn, condemn; (ppl. adj.) damned," s.v. damn v. OED, damned ppl. a. OED. KEY: dampnen@v dampnen@v#adj **dampnen** v#adj 1 dampned 1 **dampnen** v 25 damned 1 dampne 2 dampned 19 dampneth 1 dampnyd 1 ydampned 1 **Danao** n. "Danaus, uncle of Hypermnestra," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: danao@n#propn **danao** n#propn 3 danao 3 **Dane** n. "Daphne, loved by Apollo," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dane@n#propn **dane** n#propn 3 dane 3 **Daniel** n. "Daniel (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: daniel@n#propn **daniel** n#propn 6 daniel 5 danyel 1 **Dante** n. "Dante Alighieri," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dante@n#propn **dante** n#propn 6 dant 3 dante 1 dantes 1 daunte 1 **dappel** adj. "dappled, spotted," s.v. dapple-grey a. (sb.) OED, dappel-grai adj. & n. MED. KEY: dappel@adj **dappel** adj 1 dappull 1 **Dardanus** n. "Dardanus, a gate of Troy," place name; not in MED. KEY: dardanus@n#propn **dardanus** n#propn 1 dardanus 1 **daren** v. "be motionless (for fear)," s.v. dare v.\\2 OED. KEY: daren@v **daren** v 1 dare 1 **Dares** n. "Dares Phrygius, historian of the Trojan War," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dares@n#propn **dares** n#propn 4 dares 4 **Darius** n.(1) "Darius III, king of Persia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: darius@n1#propn **darius** n1#propn 1 daryus 1 **Darius** n.(2) "Darius the Mede (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: darius@n2#propn **darius** n2#propn 2 darius 2 **dart** n. "dart, spear," s.v. dart sb. OED. KEY: dart@n **dart** n 11 dart 3 darte 3 dartes 5 **darten** v. "(ppl.) pierced," s.v. dart v. OED. KEY: darten@v **darten** v 1 idarted 1 **daswen** v. "grow dim," s.v. daswen v. OED. KEY: daswen@v **daswen** v 2 daswed 1 daswen 1 **date** n.(2) "date, point in time," s.v. date sb.\\2 OED. KEY: date@n2 **date** n2 2 date 2 **date-tree** n. "date-tree," s.v. date sb.\\1 OED, date n.(1) MED. KEY: date-tree@n **date-tree** n 1 date-tree 1 **dauen** v. "dawn," s.v. daw v.\\1 OED. KEY: dauen@v **dauen** v 7 dawe 4 dawed 1 daweth 2 **dauinge** ger. "dawn," s.v. dawing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: dauinge@ger **dauinge** ger 1 dawyng 1 **daun** n. "(as title, quasi-adj.) sir, lord," s.v. dan.\\1 OED. KEY: daun@n#adj **daun** n#adj 59 dan 1 daun 58 **daunce** n. "dance, dancing; procession of dancers; way of doing things, all the tricks," s.v. dance sb. OED. KEY: daunce@n **daunce** n 34 daunce 25 daunces 9 **dauncen** v. "dance; (ppl. adj.) dancing," s.v. dance v. OED, dancing ppl. a. OED. KEY: dauncen@v dauncen@v#adj **dauncen** v#adj 2 daunsynge 2 **dauncen** v 63 daunce 32 daunced 13 dauncen 7 daunceth 4 dauncith 1 dauncyng 1 daunsedyn 1 daunseth 1 daunsyng 1 daunsynge 2 **daunger** n. "danger, peril; domination, power; resistance; disdain; (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. danger sb. OED. KEY: daunger@n daunger@n#propn **daunger** n 13 danger 1 daunger 11 daungers 1 **daunger** n#propn 6 daunger 6 **daungerous** adj. "domineering; disdainful, aloof; niggardly," s.v. dangerous a. OED. KEY: daungerous@adj **daungerous** adj 11 dangerous 1 daungerous 10 **dauninge** ger. "dawn," s.v. dawning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: dauninge@ger **dauninge** ger 8 dawenyng 5 dawenynge 3 **daunten** v. "daunt, intimidate; defeat, dominate; subdue, tame," s.v. daunt v. OED. KEY: daunten@v **daunten** v 11 daunte 2 daunted 2 daunten 2 dauntest 2 daunteth 2 dawntide 1 **David** n. "King David (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: david@n#propn **david** n#propn 18 david 17 davit 1 **de** Lat. prep. "of." KEY: de@lat\_prep **de** lat\_prep 3 de 3 **de** n. "(pl.) dice, game of dice," s.v. die sb.\\1 OED. KEY: de@n **de** n 12 dees 7 dys 5 **de** prep. "of"; not in OED; s.v. ?de prep. MED. KEY: de@prep **de** prep 4 de 4 **debat** n. "debate, dispute, quarrel; warfare, battle," s.v. debate sb.\\1 OED. KEY: debat@n **debat** n 11 debaat 9 debat 2 **debaten** v.(1) "debate, quarrel, fight; resist," s.v. debate v.\\1 OED. KEY: debaten@v1 **debaten** v1 4 debate 3 debatyng 1 **debonaire** adj. & n. "(as adj.) debonair, courteous; meek, gentle; (as n.) gracious person," s.v. debonaire, -bonnaire a. (sb.) OED. KEY: debonaire@adj debonaire@n **debonaire** adj 21 debonaire 14 debonayre 6 debonere 1 **debonaire** n 4 debonaire 3 debonayre 1 **debonaireli** adv. "debonairly, courteously; meekly, submissively," s.v. debonairly adv. OED. KEY: debonaireli@adv **debonaireli** adv 11 debonairely 1 debonairly 7 debonayrely 1 debonayrly 1 debonerly 1 **debonairete** n. "debonairness, courtesy; meekness, patience," s.v. debonairty OED. KEY: debonairete@n **debonairete** n 11 debonairetee 9 debonairte 1 debonairtee 1 **deceite** n. "deceit, trickery, illusion," s.v. deceit OED. KEY: deceite@n **deceite** n 12 deceit 1 deceite 8 deceites 1 deceyte 1 desceytes 1 **deceivable** adj. "deceitful, unfaithful, false," s.v. deceivable a. OED. KEY: deceivable@adj **deceivable** adj 10 deceivable 1 deceyvable 4 desceyvable 4 dissevable 1 **deceivaunce** n. "deception," s.v. deceivance OED. KEY: deceivaunce@n **deceivaunce** n 1 deceyvaunce 1 **deceiven** v. "deceive; (ppl. adj.) deceiving," s.v. deceive v. OED, deceiving ppl. a. OED. KEY: deceiven@v deceiven@v#adj **deceiven** v#adj 2 desceyvynge 2 **deceiven** v 40 deceyve 7 deceyved 10 deceyven 2 deceyvest 1 deceyveth 2 deceyvyd 1 desceyve 1 desceyved 3 desceyvedest 1 desceyveth 1 desseyved 2 desseyvede 1 disceyve 1 disseyved 3 disseyvid 3 disseyvistow 1 **deceiving** ger. "deception," s.v. deceiving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: deceiving@ger **deceiving** ger 1 disseyvyng 1 **Decembre** n. "December, the month," s.v. December OED. KEY: decembre@n **decembre** n 6 december 1 decembre 5 **declamen** v. "discuss," s.v. declaim v. OED. KEY: declamen@v **declamen** v 1 declamed 1 **declaracioun** n. "explanation; evidence; corollary." s.v. declaration OED. KEY: declaracioun@n **declaracioun** n 10 declaracions 1 declaracioun 9 **declaren** v. "declare, tell; explain, elucidate; reveal," s.v. declare v. OED. KEY: declaren@v **declaren** v 37 declare 21 declared 11 declaren 3 declarith 1 declarynge 1 **declaring** ger. "explanation; corollary," s.v. declaring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: declaring@ger **declaring** ger 2 declaryng 1 declarynges 1 **declinacioun** n. "(astro.) declination, angular distance from the equator," s.v. declination OED. KEY: declinacioun@n **declinacioun** n 24 declinacion 1 declinacions 1 declinacioun 18 declinacyoun 1 declynacion 2 declynacioun 1 **declinen** v. "decline, deteriorate; turn aside, turn," s.v. decline v. OED. KEY: declinen@v **declinen** v 5 declinen 1 declineth 1 declynen 1 declyneth 2 **decoped** ppl. "decorated by slashings," s.v. decoped ppl. a. OED. KEY: decoped@ppl **decoped** ppl\_abs 1 decoped 1 **Decorat** n. "Decoratus, Roman quaestor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: decorat@n#propn **decorat** n#propn 2 decorat 2 **decre** n. "decree, edict; law, canon law; decision, rule," s.v. decree sb. OED. KEY: decre@n **decre** n 8 decree 6 decrees 1 decretz 1 **ded** adj. "dead; deadly, deathlike," s.v. dead a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: ded@adj **ded** adj 194 ded 66 dede 38 deed 89 deede 1 **Dedalus** n. "Daedelus, builder of the Labyrinth," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dedalus@n#propn **dedalus** n#propn 4 dedalus 2 dedaly 1 didalus 1 **ded** n. "death," s.v. dead a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: ded@n **ded** n 1 ded 1 **dede** n. "deed, action; effect, result; (with in) actuality, action, fact," s.v. deed OED. KEY: dede@n **dede** n 129 dede 103 dedes 20 dedis 2 deede 4 **deden** v. "deaden, grow dull," s.v. dead v. OED. KEY: deden@v **deden** v 1 dede 1 **dedicat** ppl. "dedicated, consecrated," s.v. dedicate pa. pple. and ppl. a. OED. KEY: dedicat@ppl **dedicat** ppl\_abs 1 dedicaat 1 **dedli** adj. "deadly, mortal; deathlike, lifeless; grievous," s.v. deadly a. OED. KEY: dedli@adj **dedli** adj 59 dedly 8 deedly 51 **dedli** adv. "deadly, deathlike; to the death, mortally; exceedingly," s.v. deadly adv. OED. KEY: dedli@adv **dedli** adv 6 dedlich 1 dedly 3 deedly 2 **deduit** n. "pleasure," s.v. deduit sb. OED. KEY: deduit@n **deduit** n 1 deduyt 1 **def** adj. "deaf," s.v. deaf a. OED. KEY: def@adj **def** adj 7 deef 6 deve 1 **defacen** v. "deface, spoil; obliterate," s.v. deface v. OED. KEY: defacen@v **defacen** v 6 deface 5 defaced 1 **defamacioun** n. "defamation," s.v. defamation OED. KEY: defamacioun@n **defamacioun** n 1 diffamacioun 1 **defame** n. "infamy, dishonor, disgrace," s.v. defame sb. OED. KEY: defame@n **defame** n 4 defame 2 diffame 2 **defamen** v. "defame, accuse, slander; dishonor, disgrace," s.v. defame v. OED. KEY: defamen@v **defamen** v 6 defame 1 defamed 2 defamen 1 diffame 2 **defaute** n. "fault, defect; guilt, sin; lack; loss (of scent in hunting)," s.v. default sb. OED. KEY: defaute@n **defaute** n 38 defaute 31 defautes 7 **defendaunt** n. "defense," s.v. defendant a. and sb. OED. KEY: defendaunt@n **defendaunt** n 1 defendaunt 1 **defenden** v. "defend, protect; prohibit, forbid; restrain," s.v. defend v. OED. KEY: defenden@v **defenden** v 56 defende 13 defended 10 defendeden 1 defenden 8 defendeth 2 deffende 2 deffended 6 deffenden 7 deffendeth 7 **defendour** n. "defender; defense attorney," s.v. defender OED. KEY: defendour@n **defendour** n 2 deffendour 1 deffendours 1 **defense** n. "defense, means of defense; (with at) on guard, ready for battle; protection, remedy; prohibition, hindrance," s.v. defence, defense sb. OED. KEY: defense@n **defense** n 17 defence 6 defense 4 deffense 5 diffence 1 diffense 1 **defet** ppl. (& n.) "(adj.) disfigured," s.v. defeit, defete a. OED. KEY: defet@ppl#adj **defet** ppl#adj 2 defet 2 **defeten** v. "(ppl.) overcome," s.v. defeat v. OED. KEY: defeten@v **defeten** v 1 desfeted 1 **defien** v.(1) "defy the power of, renounce; scorn," s.v. defy v.\\1 OED. KEY: defien@v1 **defien** v1 12 deffie 3 deffye 1 defye 4 diffye 3 dyffye 1 **defoulen** v. "defile, disfigure; trample on, injure," s.v. defoul, defoil v. OED. KEY: defoulen@v **defoulen** v 26 defoule 1 defouled 18 defoulen 4 defouleth 2 defowled 1 **degre** n. "degree, status, social rank; state, condition; step, tier; degree (as measurement); (in phrases, with in, at) manner, way," s.v. degree sb. OED. KEY: degre@n **degre** n 301 degre 133 degree 74 degrees 77 degres 17 **deien** v. "dye (cloth, hair, etc.)," s.v. dye v. OED. KEY: deien@v **deien** v 9 deeyen 1 deien 1 deyed 1 deyen 2 dye 1 dyed 2 dyen 1 **deier** n. "dyer, one who dyes (cloth)," s.v. dyer OED. KEY: deier@n **deier** n 1 dyere 1 **deinen** v.(1) "deign, condescend, permit," s.v. deign v. OED. KEY: deinen@v1 **deinen** v1 12 deigne 1 deigned 3 deyne 1 deyned 3 deynest 1 deyneth 3 **deinous** adj. "disdainful, scornful," s.v. deignous a. OED. KEY: deinous@adj **deinous** adj 2 deignous 1 deynous 1 **deinte** adj. "excellent, pleasing," s.v. dainty a. OED. KEY: deinte@adj **deinte** adj 8 deynte 3 deyntee 5 **deinte** n. "pleasure, esteem; excellence; delicacy," s.v. dainty sb. OED. KEY: deinte@n **deinte** n 16 deynte 3 deyntee 8 deyntees 5 **deintevous** adj. "delicious, delightful," s.v. dainteous a. OED. KEY: deintevous@adj **deintevous** adj 2 deyntevous 2 **Deiphebus** n. "Deiphobos, son of King Priam," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: deiphebus@n#propn **deiphebus** n#propn 27 deiphebe 2 deiphebus 25 **deis** n. "dais," s.v. dais OED. KEY: deis@n **deis** n 7 dees 3 deys 4 **Deiscorides** n. "Dioscorides, a medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: deiscorides@n#propn **deiscorides** n#propn 1 deyscorides 1 **deite** n. "deity, godhead; godly dominion," s.v. deity OED. KEY: deite@n **deite** n 7 deite 1 deitee 5 deyte 1 **deken** n. "deacon," s.v. deacon sb. OED. KEY: deken@n **deken** n 2 dekne 1 deknes 1 **delaie** n. "delay," s.v. delay sb. OED. KEY: delaie@n **delaie** n 9 delay 7 delayes 2 **delaien** v.(1) "delay," s.v. delay v.\\1 OED. KEY: delaien@v1 **delaien** v1 2 delaye 2 **del** n.(2) "bit; part, portion; amount," s.v. deal sb.\\1 OED. KEY: del@n2 **del** n2 48 deel 28 deell 1 del 14 dell 5 **delectable** adj. "delectable," s.v. delectable a. OED. KEY: delectable@adj **delectable** adj 1 dilectable 1 **delen** v. "deal, have to do with; have sexual relations with; divide," s.v. deal v. OED. KEY: delen@v **delen** v 11 deele 1 deelen 2 dele 4 deled 3 delte 1 **deliberacioun** n.(1) "deliberation; time for consultation," s.v. deliberation.\\1 OED. KEY: deliberacioun@n1 **deliberacioun** n1 14 deliberacion 6 deliberacioun 8 **deliberen** v. "deliberate; decide," s.v. deliber v. OED. KEY: deliberen@v **deliberen** v 3 delibered 2 deliberen 1 **delicacie** n. "pleasure; wantonness," s.v. delicacy OED. KEY: delicacie@n **delicacie** n 3 delicacye 1 delicasie 1 delicasye 1 **delicat** adj. "delicate, fastidious; delightful, splendid; sensual," s.v. delicate a. and sb. OED. KEY: delicat@adj **delicat** adj 10 delicaat 7 delicat 3 **delice** n. "pleasure, delight, self-indulgence," s.v. delice OED. KEY: delice@n **delice** n 26 delices 23 delyces 3 **delicious** adj. "delightful," s.v. delicious a. OED. KEY: delicious@adj **delicious** adj 2 delicious 1 delycious 1 **deliciousli** adv. "delightfully, luxuriously," s.v. deliciously adv. OED. KEY: deliciousli@adv **deliciousli** adv 3 deliciously 3 **delie** n. "(as adj.) fine, delicate," s.v. delie, delye a. OED. KEY: delie@n#adj **delie** n#adj 1 delye 1 **delitable** adj. "delightful, sensually pleasing," s.v. delitable a. OED. KEY: delitable@adj **delitable** adj 9 delitable 6 delitables 1 delytable 2 **delitabli** adv. "delightfully," s.v. delitably adv. OED. KEY: delitabli@adv **delitabli** adv 1 delitably 1 **delite** n.(1) "delight, sensual pleasure (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. delight sb. OED. KEY: delite@n1 delite@n1#propn **delite** n1 82 delit 58 delites 4 delitz 2 delyt 18 **delite** n1#propn 1 delyt 1 **deliten** v. "delight, take pleasure in," s.v. delight v. OED. KEY: deliten@v **deliten** v 35 delite 7 delited 2 deliten 6 deliteth 11 delitynge 1 delyte 7 delyten 1 **delitous** adj. "delightful," s.v. delitous a. OED. KEY: delitous@adj **delitous** adj 2 delytous 2 **deliveraunce** n. "deliverance, release," s.v. deliverance OED. KEY: deliveraunce@n **deliveraunce** n 1 deliveraunce 1 **delivere** adj. "nimble, agile," s.v. deliver a. OED. KEY: delivere@adj **delivere** adj 2 delyver 1 delyvere 1 **deliveren** v. "deliver, set free, save," s.v. deliver v.\\1 OED. KEY: deliveren@v **deliveren** v 38 delivere 12 delivered 6 deliveren 4 delivereth 4 delivred 1 delyvere 7 delyvered 2 delyvre 1 delyvren 1 **deliverliche** adv. "nimbly, quickly," s.v. deliverly adv. OED. KEY: deliverliche@adv **deliverliche** adv 2 deliverliche 1 delyverly 1 **delivernesse** n. "agility," s.v. deliverness OED. KEY: delivernesse@n **delivernesse** n 2 delivernesse 2 **Delphicus** adj. "of Delphi," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: delphicus@adj **delphicus** adj 1 delphicus 1 **Delphin** n. "the constellation Dolphin"; not in OED; cf. Dolphin n. OED; s.v. dolfin n. MED. KEY: delphin@n **delphin** n 1 delphyn 1 **Delphos** n. "Delphi, in Greece," place name; not in MED. KEY: delphos@n#propn **delphos** n#propn 2 delphos 2 **deluge** n. "deluge; Noah's flood," s.v. deluge sb. OED. KEY: deluge@n **deluge** n 3 deluge 1 diluge 2 **delven** v. "delve, dig," s.v. delve v. OED. KEY: delven@v **delven** v 10 dalf 6 delve 2 dolven 1 dulve 1 **delver** n. "delver, digger," s.v. delver OED. KEY: delver@n **delver** n 1 delvere 1 **demaunde** n. "question; request," s.v. demand sb.\\1 OED. KEY: demaunde@n **demaunde** n 10 demande 3 demandes 2 demaunde 4 demaundes 1 **demeine** n.(1) "possession, rule," s.v. demesne OED. KEY: demeine@n1 **demeine** n1 1 demeyne 1 **demeinen** v. "govern, control," s.v. demean v.\\1 OED. KEY: demeinen@v **demeinen** v 1 demeyne 1 **demen** v. "deem, regard; suppose, expect; perceive, determine; judge, pass judgment; condemn; order; argue, express an opinion," s.v. deem v. OED. KEY: demen@v **demen** v 136 deeme 6 deemed 2 deemen 3 deemeth 3 deme 33 demed 13 demede 1 demen 42 demest 1 demestow 6 demeth 23 demyd 2 demyth 1 **Demetrius** n. "Demetrius, king of Sparta," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: demetrius@n#propn **demetrius** n#propn 1 demetrius 1 **deming** ger. "deeming, judging," s.v. deeming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: deming@ger **deming** ger 1 demynge 1 **Demociones** n. (gen.) "Demotion, a Greek prince," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: demociones@n#propn **demociones** n#propn 1 demociones 1 **demoniak** n. "person possessed (by the devil)," s.v. demoniac a. and sb. OED. KEY: demoniak@n **demoniak** n 2 demonyak 2 **demonstracioun** n. "logical proof," s.v. demonstration OED. KEY: demonstracioun@n **demonstracioun** n 4 demonstracion 2 demonstracioun 1 demonstracyons 1 **demonstratif** adj. & n. "(as adj.) logical," s.v. demonstrative a. and sb. OED. KEY: demonstratif@adj **demonstratif** adj 1 demonstratif 1 **Demophon** n. "Demophon, beloved of Phyllis," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: demophon@n#propn **demophon** n#propn 10 demophon 8 demophoun 2 **den** n.(1) "den, lair," s.v. den sb.\\1 OED. KEY: den@n1 **den** n1 2 den 1 dennes 1 **Denmark** n. "Denmark," place name; s.v. Dene-marche n. MED. KEY: dene-marche@n#propn **denmark** n#propn 1 denmark 1 **denien** v. "deny," s.v. deny v. OED. KEY: denien@v **denien** v 19 denye 15 denyed 3 denyestow 1 **Denis** n. "Saint Denis of France," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: denis@n#propn **denis** n#propn 1 denys 1 **denticle** n. "toothlike projection," s.v. denticle sb. (a.) OED. KEY: denticle@n **denticle** n 1 denticle 1 **dep** adj. "deep; profound," s.v. deep a. OED. KEY: dep@adj **dep** adj 18 deep 4 dep 1 depe 12 deppere 1 **dep** n. "depth; deep water," s.v. deep sb. OED. KEY: dep@n **dep** n 2 depe 2 **de-par-dieux** adv. "certainly, indeed," s.v. depardieu int. OED. KEY: de-par-dieux@adv **de-par-dieux** adv 4 depardieux 4 **departen** v. "depart, leave; separate, part; (arith.) divide; differentiate; (ppl. adj.) divided," s.v. depart v. OED, departed ppl. a. OED. KEY: departen@v departen@v#adj **departen** v#adj 1 departed 1 **departen** v 84 depart 1 departe 26 departed 27 departen 15 departeth 12 departid 2 departith 1 **departinge** ger. "departure; separation; dividing," s.v. departing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: departinge@ger **departinge** ger 10 departyng 2 departynge 8 **depe** adv. "deeply; thoroughly; profoundly; passionately," s.v. deep adv. OED. KEY: depe@adv **depe** adv 29 depe 25 depper 3 deppere 1 **Depeford** n. "Deptford, near London," place name; not in MED. KEY: depeford@n#propn **depeford** n#propn 1 depeford 1 **depeinten** v. "(ppl.) depicted, portrayed," s.v. depaint v. OED, depaint ppl. a. OED. KEY: depeinten@v **depeinten** v 12 depeint 1 depeynted 11 **depli** adv. "deeply, thoroughly," s.v. deeply adv. OED. KEY: depli@adv **depli** adv 1 deepliche 1 **depnesse** n. "depth, profundity, mystery," s.v. deepness OED. KEY: depnesse@n **depnesse** n 3 depnesse 3 **depraven** v. "calumniate, vilify," s.v. deprave v. OED. KEY: depraven@v **depraven** v 1 depraven 1 **depressioun** n. "(astro.) angular distance below the horizon," s.v. depression OED. KEY: depressioun@n **depressioun** n 1 depressioun 1 **depriven** v. "(with fro, of) deprive (of)," s.v. deprive v. OED. KEY: depriven@v **depriven** v 3 deprive 1 deprived 1 depryved 1 **deraie** n. "confusion, trouble," s.v. deray sb. OED. KEY: deraie@n **deraie** n 1 desray 1 **der** n. "deer, animal," s.v. deer OED. KEY: der@n **der** n 8 deer 6 der 2 **dere** adj.(1) "dear, beloved; honored, excellent; pleasing; expensive," s.v. dear adj.\\1 and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: dere@adj1 **dere** adj1 270 deer 1 deere 216 dere 52 derre 1 **dere** adv. "dearly, at a high price; fervently, solemnly," s.v. dear adv. OED. KEY: dere@adv **dere** adv 25 deere 14 dere 9 derre 2 **dereinen** v. "fight, win by battle," s.v. deraign v.\\1 OED. KEY: dereinen@v **dereinen** v 4 darreyne 4 **dereling** n. "darling," s.v. darling sb. and a. OED. KEY: dereling@n **dereling** n 1 deerelyng 1 **deren** v. "harm, injure," s.v. dere v. OED. KEY: deren@v **deren** v 4 dere 4 **dere-worthe** adj. "valuable, precious," s.v. dearworth, derworth a. OED. KEY: dere-worthe@adj **dere-worthe** adj 3 dereworth 1 derworthe 2 **deriven** v. "derive," s.v. derive v. OED. KEY: deriven@v **deriven** v 2 dirryved 1 dirryveth 1 **derk** adj. "dark, dull; obscure, mysterious; gloomy; deceptive; morally unclean; inauspicious," s.v. dark a. OED. KEY: derk@adj **derk** adj 54 derk 24 derke 20 derkeste 2 dirk 3 dirke 5 **derk** n. "darkness," s.v. dark sb. OED. KEY: derk@n **derk** n 3 derk 2 derke 1 **derken** v. "darken, grow dim; tarnish, make dark; hide in the dark; (ppl. adj.) darkened," s.v. dark v. OED. KEY: derken@v derken@v#adj **derken** v#adj 2 derked 1 dyrkyd 1 **derken** v 9 darketh 1 derked 1 derken 2 dirked 4 dirken 1 **derkliche** adv. "darkly, obscurely," s.v. darkly adv. OED. KEY: derkliche@adv **derkliche** adv 1 derkly 1 **derknen** v. "darken, tarnish," s.v. darken v. OED. KEY: derknen@v **derknen** v 1 derkne 1 **derknesse** n. "darkness; obscurity; ignorance; evil," s.v. darkness OED. KEY: derknesse@n **derknesse** n 32 derknes 1 derkness 1 derknesse 24 derknesses 1 dirknesse 3 dirknesses 2 **derne** adj. "secret, discreet," s.v. dern a. and sb. OED. KEY: derne@adj **derne** adj 3 deerne 3 **Dertemouthe** n. "Dartmouth, on the English Channel," place name; not in MED. KEY: dertemouthe@n#propn **dertemouthe** n#propn 1 dertemouthe 1 **derthe** n. "dearth, costliness," s.v. dearth sb. OED. KEY: derthe@n **derthe** n 2 derthe 2 **descenden** v. "descend; derive from; decline, deteriorate; proceed (to particulars in a discussion)," s.v. descend v. OED. KEY: descenden@v **descenden** v 44 descende 12 descended 10 descendede 1 descenden 3 descendeth 5 descendid 1 descending 1 descendith 5 descendynge 2 desscendeth 1 discende 1 discendid 1 discending 1 **descensioun** n. "(astro.) decline in influence," s.v. descension OED. KEY: descensioun@n **descensioun** n 2 descencioun 1 discencioun 1 **descensorie** n. "(alchem.) vessel for distillation," s.v. descensory sb. OED. KEY: descensorie@n **descensorie** n 1 descensories 1 **descent** n. "descent," s.v. descent OED. KEY: descent@n **descent** n 1 descente 1 **descripcioun** n. "description, account; interpretation; design; representation," s.v. description OED. KEY: descripcioun@n **descripcioun** n 10 descripcion 1 descripcioun 6 descripsion 1 descripsioun 1 discripsioun 1 **descriven** v. "describe, recount; descry, discover; inscribe," s.v. descrive v. OED. KEY: descriven@v **descriven** v 24 descrive 2 descryve 2 descryven 2 discrived 1 discryve 9 discryved 1 discryven 5 discryveth 1 dyscryve 1 **descrivinge** ger. "description, account," s.v. descriving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: descrivinge@ger **descrivinge** ger 1 discryvyng 1 **desert** n.(1) "deserts, merit, worthiness," s.v. desert sb.\\1 OED. KEY: desert@n1 **desert** n1 22 desert 6 deserte 1 desertes 5 desserte 1 dessertes 3 dissert 1 disserte 1 dissertes 4 **desert** n.(2) "desert, wasteland," s.v. desert sb.\\2 OED. KEY: desert@n2 **desert** n2 6 desert 5 desertes 1 **desert** ppl. "(adj.) deserted, forsaken, barren," s.v. desert a. OED. KEY: desert@ppl#adj **desert** ppl#adj 2 desert 2 **deserven** v. "deserve, merit; repay," s.v. deserve v. OED. KEY: deserven@v **deserven** v 60 deserve 16 deserved 14 deservedest 1 deserven 1 deserveth 1 desserve 1 desserved 2 desservedest 1 desserveth 1 desservid 2 desservyd 1 disserve 6 disserved 7 disserven 1 disserveth 1 disservid 2 disservide 1 disservyd 1 **desespeiren** v. "(ppl.) deprived," s.v. desespeire v. OED. KEY: desespeiren@v **desespeiren** v 1 desespaired 1 **desesperat** ppl. "(adj.) hopeless," s.v. desesperat a. OED. KEY: desesperat@ppl#adj **desesperat** ppl#adj 1 disesperat 1 **desesperaunce** n. "despair," s.v. desesperance, -aunce OED. KEY: desesperaunce@n **desesperaunce** n 2 disesperaunce 2 **desir** n. "desire (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. desire sb. OED. KEY: desir@n desir@n#propn **desir** n 60 desir 52 desires 2 desyr 6 **desir** n#propn 5 desir 4 desyr 1 **desiren** v. "desire, wish; seek after; incline toward; (ppl. adj.) desirous," s.v. desire v. OED, desiring ppl. a. OED. KEY: desiren@v desiren@v#adj **desiren** v#adj 1 desirynge 1 **desiren** v 173 desire 39 desired 34 desirede 2 desiredest 1 desiren 38 desirest 4 desirestow 2 desireth 41 desirist 1 desiryng 2 desyre 4 desyred 2 desyren 1 desyreth 1 desyrynge 1 **desiringe** ger. "desire, longing," s.v. desiring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: desiringe@ger **desiringe** ger 6 desiryng 2 desirynge 1 desirynges 1 desyrynges 2 **desirous** adj. "desirous, eager," s.v. desirous a. OED. KEY: desirous@adj **desirous** adj 9 desiros 1 desirous 5 desirus 1 desyrous 2 **deske** n. "desk," s.v. desk sb. OED. KEY: deske@n **deske** n 1 desk 1 **deslave** adj. "unbridled, immoderate," s.v. delavy, des-, d-, dis- a. OED. KEY: deslave@adj **deslave** adj 2 deslavee 2 **desolate** adj. "desolate, deserted; alone, lonely; powerless, (with of) lacking," s.v. desolate ppl. a. (sb.) OED. KEY: desolate@adj **desolate** adj 9 desolaat 3 desolat 6 **despeir** n. "despair," s.v. despair sb. OED. KEY: despeir@n **despeir** n 12 despeer 1 despeir 4 disespeir 1 disespeyr 1 dispayr 2 dispeir 1 dispeyr 2 **despeiren** v. "despair, lose hope; (with of) be deprived (of) hope," s.v. despair v. OED, despaired ppl. a. OED. KEY: despeiren@v **despeiren** v 16 despeired 9 despeireth 1 despeyred 2 dispaire 1 dispeire 1 dispeired 1 dispeyred 1 **desperacioun** n. "despair, hopelessness," s.v. desperation OED. KEY: desperacioun@n **desperacioun** n 2 desperacion 1 desperacioun 1 **despisen** v. "despise, scorn; refuse (to do something); disparage, blaspheme; (ppl. adj.) despised)," s.v. despise v. OED, despised ppl. a. OED. KEY: despisen@v despisen@v#adj **despisen** v#adj 1 despised 1 **despisen** v 47 despise 14 despised 5 despisen 3 despiseth 10 despisynge 1 despysed 3 despysen 2 despyseth 3 dispise 4 dispised 1 dispisest 1 **despit** n. "scorn, disdain; insult, injury; defiance, spite; malice; resentment, anger," s.v. despite sb. OED. KEY: despit@n **despit** n 47 despit 36 dispit 11 **despitous** adj. "scornful, disdainful; recalcitrant; pitiless, cruel," s.v. despitous a. OED. KEY: despitous@adj **despitous** adj 12 despitous 5 despitus 1 dispitous 4 dispitouse 2 **despitousli** adv. "mercilessly, cruelly; angrily, violently," s.v. despitously adv. OED. KEY: despitousli@adv **despitousli** adv 7 despitously 5 dispitously 2 **despoilen** v. "despoil, plunder; disrobe; deprive," s.v. despoil v. OED. KEY: despoilen@v **despoilen** v 8 despoiled 2 despoyled 5 dispoillen 1 **despoilinge** ger. "spoil, booty," s.v. despoiling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: despoilinge@ger **despoilinge** ger 1 dispoilynge 1 **desputeison** n. "disputation, discussion, reasoning," s.v. disputisoun OED. KEY: desputeison@n **desputeison** n 4 disputesoun 1 disputison 1 disputisoun 2 **destinable** adj. "destined, determined by destiny," s.v. destinable a. OED. KEY: destinable@adj **destinable** adj 1 destinable 1 **destinal** adj. "destined, determined by destiny," s.v. destinal a. OED. KEY: destinal@adj **destinal** adj 6 destinal 2 destynal 4 **destine** n. "destiny, fate," s.v. destiny sb. OED. KEY: destine@n **destine** n 39 destine 5 destinee 10 destyne 19 destynee 5 **destrer** n. "war horse," s.v. destre, destrier OED. KEY: destrer@n **destrer** n 1 dextrer 1 **destroien** v. "destroy, ruin; kill; damage, injure," s.v. destroy v. OED. KEY: destroien@v **destroien** v 55 destroie 1 destroied 4 destroien 1 destroye 3 destroyed 20 destroyeden 1 destroyen 12 destroyeth 8 destruye 1 distroieth 1 distroyed 2 distroyen 1 **destroiere** n. "destroyer," s.v. destroyer OED. KEY: destroiere@n **destroiere** n 1 destroyours 1 **destruccioun** n. "destruction," s.v. destruction OED. KEY: destruccioun@n **destruccioun** n 26 destruccion 5 destruccioun 17 destrucciouns 2 destruction 1 distruccioun 1 **determinate** adj. "determinate, fixed," s.v. determinate ppl. a. OED. KEY: determinate@adj **determinate** adj 3 determinat 2 determynat 1 **determinen** v. "determine, decide; conclude; discuss," s.v. determine v. OED. KEY: determinen@v **determinen** v 6 determined 2 determinen 1 determyne 2 determynen 1 **deth** n. "death; the plague; (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. death OED. KEY: deth@n deth@n#propn **deth** n 300 deeth 143 deth 152 dethe 3 dethes 1 dethis 1 **deth** n#propn 9 deeth 9 **detraccioun** n. "detraction, slander," s.v. detraction OED. KEY: detraccioun@n **detraccioun** n 4 detraccion 3 detraccioun 1 **dette** n. "debt, indebtedness; obligation; marital obligation to engage in intercourse," s.v. debt sb. OED. KEY: dette@n **dette** n 16 dette 16 **detteles** adj. "debtless, free of debt," s.v. debtless a. OED. KEY: detteles@adj **detteles** adj 1 dettelees 1 **dettour** n. "debtor," s.v. debtor OED. KEY: dettour@n **dettour** n 4 dettour 3 dettours 1 **deu** n. "dew," s.v. dew sb. OED. KEY: deu@n **deu** n 4 dew 3 dewes 1 **Deum** Lat. n. "God"; s.v. Te Deum n. MED. KEY: deum@lat\_n **deum** lat\_n 1 deum 1 **Deus** Lat. n. "God"; s.v. deus n.(1) MED. KEY: deus@lat\_n **deus** lat\_n 2 deus 2 **devel** n. "devil; (as adj. with way; cf. devel-wey n.) (in the) devil's (name)," s.v. devil sb. OED. KEY: devel@n devel@n#adj **devel** n#adj 5 devel 5 **devel** n 95 devel 66 develes 27 develis 1 devil 1 **devel-wey** n. "(in the) devil's name," s.v. devil sb. OED, devel n. MED. KEY: devel-wey@n **devel-wey** n 1 devel-wey 1 **dever** n. "duty," s.v. devoir sb. OED. KEY: dever@n **dever** n 5 devoir 5 **devis** n. "device, contrivance; intrigue, stratagem; (at one's) desire, (according to one's) opinion; (with point) (in every) way," s.v. device sb. OED. KEY: devis@n **devis** n 10 devys 8 devyse 1 devyses 1 **devisen** v. "devise, contrive, compose; inspect, look at; think about, imagine; prepare; tell, converse; command, advise," s.v. devise v. OED. KEY: devisen@v **devisen** v 118 devise 10 devisest 1 devyse 98 devysed 1 devysen 4 devysest 1 devyseth 2 divyse 1 **devisinge** ger. "fashioning, workmanship," s.v. devising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: devisinge@ger **devisinge** ger 1 devisynge 1 **devocioun** n. "devotion, reverence; prayer, meditation; earnestness, serious attention," s.v. devotion sb. OED. KEY: devocioun@n **devocioun** n 24 devocion 6 devocioun 17 devocyoun 1 **devouren** v. "devour," s.v. devour v. OED. KEY: devouren@v **devouren** v 17 devoure 5 devoured 7 devouren 3 devoureth 1 devourynge 1 **devourer** n. "devourer, despoiler," s.v. devourer OED. KEY: devourer@n **devourer** n 2 devourer 1 devourere 1 **devout** adj. "devout," s.v. devout a. and sb. OED. KEY: devout@adj **devout** adj 5 devout 4 devoute 1 **devoutli** adv. "devoutly," s.v. devoutly adv. OED. KEY: devoutli@adv **devoutli** adv 4 devoutly 4 **diademe** n. "diadem," s.v. diadem sb. OED. KEY: diademe@n **diademe** n 5 diademe 5 **diamaunt** n. "diamond," s.v. diamond sb. OED. KEY: diamaunt@n **diamaunt** n 1 dyamauntz 1 **diametre** n. "diameter," s.v. diameter OED. KEY: diametre@n **diametre** n 1 dyametre 1 **Diane** n. "Diana, goddess of chastity, hunting, and the moon," proper n. KEY: diane@n#propn **diane** n#propn 15 diane 5 dianes 1 dyane 9 **Dianira** n. "Deianira, wife of Hercules," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dianira@n#propn **dianira** n#propn 4 dianira 1 dianire 1 dianyre 1 dyanira 1 **diapren** v. "(ppl.) adorned with a geometrical pattern," s.v. diaper v. OED. KEY: diapren@v **diapren** v 2 diapred 1 dyapred 1 **diche** n. "ditch," s.v. ditch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: diche@n **diche** n 4 dich 1 dych 3 **dichen** v. "ditch, dig ditches," s.v. ditch v.\\1 OED. KEY: dichen@v **dichen** v 3 dyched 1 dychen 1 dyke 1 **Dido** n. "Dido, queen of Carthage," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dido@n#propn **dido** n#propn 26 dido 23 dydo 3 **dien** v. "die," s.v. die v.\\1 OED. KEY: dien@v **dien** v 310 deide 2 deiden 1 deidest 1 deie 1 deien 1 dey 1 deyd 1 deyde 30 deyden 1 deye 73 deyed 1 deyede 3 deyen 9 deynge 1 deyth 1 die 2 died 2 diede 1 dieth 1 dyde 9 dye 114 dyed 4 dyen 42 dyeth 8 **diete** n. "diet," s.v. diet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: diete@n **diete** n 5 diete 5 **difference** n. "difference," s.v. difference sb. OED. KEY: difference@n **difference** n 18 difference 18 **differren** v. "(ppl. adj.) differing," s.v. differing ppl. a. OED. KEY: differren@v#adj **differren** v#adj 1 differynge 1 **difficulte** n. "difficulty," s.v. difficulty OED. KEY: difficulte@n **difficulte** n 8 difficulte 5 difficultee 3 **diffinen** v. "define, describe; state exactly, specify; conclude, come to an end," s.v. define v. OED. KEY: diffinen@v **diffinen** v 6 diffyne 4 diffyned 1 diffynen 1 **diffinicioun** n. "definition, limitation," s.v. diffinition OED. KEY: diffinicioun@n **diffinicioun** n 1 diffinicioun 1 **diffinishen** v. "define, explain," s.v. definish v. OED. KEY: diffinishen@v **diffinishen** v 8 diffinysched 1 diffinyssched 1 diffinysshen 1 diffynisse 1 diffynyscheth 1 diffynysschid 1 diffynysseth 1 dyffinysshed 1 **diffinitif** adj. "definitive," s.v. definitive a. and sb. OED. KEY: diffinitif@adj **diffinitif** adj 1 diffynytyf 1 **diffusioun** n. "diffusion, copious outpouring (of words)," s.v. diffusion OED. KEY: diffusioun@n **diffusioun** n 1 diffusioun 1 **digestible** adj. "digestible," s.v. digestible OED. KEY: digestible@adj **digestible** adj 1 digestible 1 **digestif** adj. & n. "(as n.) (pl.) digestive medicines," s.v. digestive a. and sb. OED. KEY: digestif@n **digestif** n 1 digestyves 1 **digestioun** n. "digestion," s.v. digestion OED. KEY: digestioun@n **digestioun** n 1 digestioun 1 **diggen** v. "dig," s.v. dig v. OED. KEY: diggen@v **diggen** v 1 diggen 1 **dighten** v. "prepare, arrange; dress, equip (oneself); go, hasten; destine, dispose; copulate (with)," s.v. dight v. OED. KEY: dighten@v **dighten** v 20 dight 5 dighte 8 dyght 1 dyghte 5 ydight 1 **digne** adj. "suitable, worthy; honorable; haughty," s.v. digne a. OED. KEY: digne@adj **digne** adj 35 digne 33 dygne 2 **digneli** adv. "suitably; pretentiously, haughtily," s.v. dignely adv. OED. KEY: digneli@adv **digneli** adv 3 digneliche 1 dignely 1 dygneliche 1 **dignite** n. "dignity, excellence; esteem; high rank, honor; (astro.) position of heightened planetary influence," s.v. dignity OED. KEY: dignite@n **dignite** n 69 dignete 1 dignite 1 dignitee 9 dignitees 1 dignites 1 dignyte 17 dignytee 3 dignytees 20 dignytes 13 dygnite 2 dygnytes 1 **digression** n. "digression," s.v. digression OED. KEY: digression@n **digression** n 1 digression 1 **diinge** ger. "dying, death," s.v. dying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: diinge@ger **diinge** ger 5 deyinge 2 deyynge 1 diyng 1 diynge 1 **dilatacioun** n. "amplification," s.v. dilatation OED. KEY: dilatacioun@n **dilatacioun** n 1 dilatacioun 1 **diligence** n. "diligence, persistent effort; eagerness, attention," s.v. diligence\\1 OED. KEY: diligence@n **diligence** n 36 diligence 36 **diligent** adj. "diligent, dutiful," s.v. diligent a. (adv.) OED. KEY: diligent@adj **diligent** adj 8 diligent 8 **diligentli** adv. "diligently, dutifully," s.v. diligently adv. OED. KEY: diligentli@adv **diligentli** adv 3 diligently 3 **dim** adj. "dim, faint," s.v. dim a. and sb. OED. KEY: dim@adj **dim** adj 2 dym 1 dymme 1 **diminucioun** n. "diminution," s.v. diminution OED. KEY: diminucioun@n **diminucioun** n 1 dymynucioun 1 **dimmen** v. "(ppl.) dimmed," s.v. dim v. OED. KEY: dimmen@v **dimmen** v 1 ydymmed 1 **dinen** v.(2) "dine," s.v. dine v. OED. KEY: dinen@v2 **dinen** v2 11 dyne 11 **diner** n. "dinner," s.v. dinner sb. OED. KEY: diner@n **diner** n 6 dyner 6 **dint** n. "stroke, thunderbolt," s.v. dint sb. OED. KEY: dint@n **dint** n 1 dynt 1 **diocise** n. "diocese," s.v. diocese OED. KEY: diocise@n **diocise** n 1 diocise 1 **Diogenes** n. "Diogenes, the Greek philosopher," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: diogenes@n#propn **diogenes** n#propn 1 diogenes 1 **Diomede** n. "Diomede, Greek suitor of Criseyde in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: diomede@n#propn **diomede** n#propn 29 diomede 29 **Diomedes** n. "Diomedes, king of Thrace," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: diomedes@n#propn **diomedes** n#propn 1 diomedes 1 **Dione** n. "Dione, mother of Venus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dione@n#propn **dione** n#propn 1 dyone 1 **direct** adj. "(astro.) aligned with the sun," s.v. direct a. and adv. OED. KEY: direct@adj **direct** adj 3 direct 3 **direct** adv. "directly, exactly; straight," s.v. direct a. and adv. OED. KEY: direct@adv **direct** adv 3 direct 3 **directen** v. "direct (a letter), dedicate," s.v. direct v. OED. KEY: directen@v **directen** v 1 directe 1 **directus** Lat. adj. "direct." KEY: directus@lat\_adj **directus** lat\_adj 1 directus 1 **disarmen** v. "disarm," s.v. disarm v. OED. KEY: disarmen@v **disarmen** v 1 desarmen 1 **disavauncen** v. "repulse," s.v. disadvance v. OED. KEY: disavauncen@v **disavauncen** v 1 disavaunce 1 **disaventure** n. "misadventure, misfortune," s.v. disadventure OED. KEY: disaventure@n **disaventure** n 4 disaventure 3 dysaventure 1 **disblamen** v. "acquit, exonerate," s.v. disblame v. OED. KEY: disblamen@v **disblamen** v 1 disblameth 1 **discernen** v. "discern, see; perceive, understand," s.v. discern v. OED. KEY: discernen@v **discernen** v 8 descerne 1 discerne 5 discernith 2 **discerning** ger. "discerning, perceiving," s.v. discerning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: discerning@ger **discerning** ger 1 discernynge 1 **dischargen** v. "unburden, relieve," s.v. discharge v. OED. KEY: dischargen@v **dischargen** v 3 descharge 2 deschargen 1 **dischevele** adj. & ppl. "(as adj.) bareheaded," s.v. dishevel a. OED. KEY: dischevele@adj **dischevele** adj 5 dischevele 3 dischevelee 1 dishevele 1 **disciple** n. "disciple," s.v. disciple sb. OED. KEY: disciple@n **disciple** n 7 disciple 5 disciples 2 **discipline** n. "discipline, branch of knowledge; self-punishment," s.v. discipline sb. OED. KEY: discipline@n **discipline** n 3 discipline 1 disciplyne 2 **disclaundre** n. "slander," s.v. disclander sb. OED. KEY: disclaundre@n **disclaundre** n 1 disclaundre 1 **disclaundren** v. "slander, bring into disrepute," s.v. disclander v. OED. KEY: disclaundren@v **disclaundren** v 4 desclandred 1 desclaundred 1 disclaundre 1 disclaundred 1 **discolouren** v. "(ppl.) discolored, changed in color," s.v. discoloured ppl. a. OED. KEY: discolouren@v **discolouren** v 1 discoloured 1 **discomfiten** v. "discomfit, defeat," s.v. discomfit v. OED. KEY: discomfiten@v **discomfiten** v 4 disconfite 1 disconfited 1 disconfiteth 1 discounfited 1 **discomfiting** ger. "discomfiture, defeat," s.v. discomfit v. OED. KEY: discomfiting@ger **discomfiting** ger 1 disconfitynge 1 **discomfiture** n. "discomfiture, defeat; frustration, dejection," s.v. discomfiture OED. KEY: discomfiture@n **discomfiture** n 4 discomfiture 2 disconfiture 2 **discomfort** n. "discomfort, distress, misfortune; discouragement," s.v. discomfort sb. OED. KEY: discomfort@n **discomfort** n 5 discomfort 2 disconfort 3 **discomforten** v. "dismay, discourage," s.v. discomfort v. OED. KEY: discomforten@v **discomforten** v 1 disconforten 1 **disconsolate** adj. "disconsolate," s.v. disconsolate a. OED. KEY: disconsolate@adj **disconsolate** adj 1 disconsolat 1 **discordable** adj. "discordant, conflicting," s.v. discordable a. OED. KEY: discordable@adj **discordable** adj 3 discordable 3 **discordaunt** adj. & n. "(as adj.) discordant, conflicting," s.v. discordant a. OED. KEY: discordaunt@adj **discordaunt** adj 3 discordant 1 discordaunt 2 **discorde** n. "discord, disagreement, strife," s.v. discord sb. OED. KEY: discorde@n **discorde** n 12 discord 9 discordes 3 **discorden** v. "disagree, differ; (ppl. adj.) disagreeing," s.v. discord v.\\1 OED, discording ppl. a. OED. KEY: discorden@v discorden@v#adj **discorden** v#adj 1 discordynge 1 **discorden** v 6 discorden 6 **discours** n. "discourse, reasoning," s.v. discourse sb. OED. KEY: discours@n **discours** n 1 discours 1 **discoveren** v. "discover, reveal; disclose, betray," s.v. discover v. OED. KEY: discoveren@v **discoveren** v 18 discovere 4 discovered 4 discoveren 2 discoverest 1 discovereth 4 discoveryd 1 discovre 1 discure 1 **discovert** n. "(in an) exposed, vulnerable position," s.v. discovert a. and sb. OED. KEY: discovert@n **discovert** n 1 discovert 1 **discrecioun** n. "discretion, sound judgement; moderation; power to decide; solution to a problem; distinction," s.v. discretion OED. KEY: discrecioun@n **discrecioun** n 25 discrecion 1 discrecioun 24 **discrete** adj. "discreet, discerning; judicious, prudent; polite, respectful," s.v. discreet a. (adv. and sb.) OED. KEY: discrete@adj **discrete** adj 17 discreet 11 discret 4 discrete 2 **discreteli** adv. "discreetly, prudently; politely, respectfully," s.v. discreetly adv. OED. KEY: discreteli@adv **discreteli** adv 6 discreetly 5 discretly 1 **discussen** v. "(ppl.) decided; dispelled," s.v. discuss v. OED. KEY: discussen@v **discussen** v 2 discussed 2 **disdeine** n. "disdain, scorn (also as proper n., personified); anger," s.v. disdain sb. OED. KEY: disdeine@n disdeine@n#propn **disdeine** n#propn 1 disdayn 1 **disdeine** n 16 desdayn 8 desdaynes 1 desdeyn 5 disdayn 1 disdeyn 1 **disdeinen** v. "disdain, scorn; be angered," s.v. disdain v. OED. KEY: disdeinen@v **disdeinen** v 2 desdeyne 1 disdaignen 1 **disencresen** v. "decrease," s.v. disincrease v. OED. KEY: disencresen@v **disencresen** v 1 disencresith 1 **disese** n. "distress, discomfort; harm," s.v. disease sb. OED. KEY: disese@n **disese** n 26 disese 26 **disesen** v. "distress, cause pain," s.v. disease v. OED. KEY: disesen@v **disesen** v 4 disese 2 disesed 1 disesen 1 **disfigurat** adj. "disfigured," s.v. disfigurate a. OED. KEY: disfigurat@adj **disfigurat** adj 1 disfigurat 1 **disfigure** n. "disfigurement," s.v. disfigure sb. OED. KEY: disfigure@n **disfigure** n 1 disfigure 1 **disfiguren** v. "disfigure; disguise," s.v. disfigure v. OED. KEY: disfiguren@v **disfiguren** v 4 disfigure 2 disfigured 2 **disgise** adj. "elaborate, fashionable"; not in OED. KEY: disgise@adj **disgise** adj 1 degise 1 **disgisen** v. "disguise," s.v. disguise v. OED. KEY: disgisen@v **disgisen** v 2 desgise 1 disgised 1 **disgisenesse** n. "fashionable novelty of attire," s.v. disguisiness OED. KEY: disgisenesse@n **disgisenesse** n 1 degisynesse 1 **disgising** ger. " fashionable elaboration of attire," s.v. disguising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: disgising@ger **disgising** ger 1 disgisynge 1 **dish** n. "dish," s.v. dish sb. OED. KEY: dish@n **dish** n 1 dyssh 1 **disheriten** v. "disinherit, deprive," s.v. disherit v. OED. KEY: disheriten@v **disheriten** v 4 desherite 1 desherited 1 disherited 2 **dish-mete** n. "(pl.) casseroles," s.v. dish sb. OED, dish n. MED. KEY: dish-mete@n **dish-mete** n 1 dissh-metes 1 **dishoneste** adj. "unjust, shameful; immodest," s.v. dishonest a. OED. KEY: dishoneste@adj **dishoneste** adj 6 deshonest 1 dishonest 4 dishoneste 1 **dishoneste** n. "disgrace, dishonor," s.v. dishonesty OED. KEY: dishoneste@n **dishoneste** n 1 deshonestee 1 **dishonour** n. "dishonor, disgrace," s.v. dishonour, -honor OED. KEY: dishonour@n **dishonour** n 7 dishonour 7 **disjointe** n. "difficult circumstance, plight," s.v. disjoint sb. OED. KEY: disjointe@n **disjointe** n 5 disjoynt 3 disjoynte 2 **dismaien** v. "be dismayed, become alarmed," s.v. dismay v.\\1 OED. KEY: dismaien@v **dismaien** v 1 dismaye 1 **dismal** n. & adj. "(as n.) unlucky days," s.v. dismal sb.\\1 and \\2 and a. OED. KEY: dismal@n **dismal** n 1 dismal 1 **dismembren** v. "dismember," s.v. dismember v. OED. KEY: dismembren@v **dismembren** v 2 dismembre 1 dismembred 1 **dismembring** ger. "dismembering," s.v. dismembering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: dismembring@ger **dismembring** ger 1 dismembrynge 1 **disobeien** v. "disobey," s.v. disobey v. OED. KEY: disobeien@v **disobeien** v 2 disobeye 1 disobeyeth 1 **disobeissaunt** adj. "disobedient," s.v. disobeisant a. and sb. OED. KEY: disobeissaunt@adj **disobeissaunt** adj 2 disobeisaunt 1 disobeysaunt 1 **disordeine** adj. "disordinate, excessive," s.v. disordeine, disordeny a. (sb.) OED. KEY: disordeine@adj **disordeine** adj 3 desordeynee 2 disordene 1 **disordinate** adj. "disordinate, excessive," s.v. disordinate a. OED. KEY: disordinate@adj **disordinate** adj 3 desordinat 1 disordinat 2 **disordinaunce** n. "disorderly behavior; rebelliousness; mental disorder," s.v. disordinance OED. KEY: disordinaunce@n **disordinaunce** n 5 disordenaunce 1 disordinaunce 2 disordinaunces 1 dysordynaunce 1 **disparage** n. "dishonor (from marrying below one's rank)," s.v. disparage sb. OED. KEY: disparage@n **disparage** n 1 disparage 1 **disparagen** v. "dishonor (by marrying below one's rank)," s.v. disparage v. OED. KEY: disparagen@v **disparagen** v 2 disparage 1 disparaged 1 **dispenden** v. "spend; squander, waste; distribute," s.v. dispend v. OED. KEY: dispenden@v **dispenden** v 14 despende 1 despended 5 despenden 1 despendest 1 dispende 3 dispended 1 dispenden 2 **dispendour** n. "steward, treasurer," s.v. dispender OED. KEY: dispendour@n **dispendour** n 1 despendours 1 **dispensacion** n. "dispensation," s.v. dispensation OED. KEY: dispensacion@n **dispensacion** n 2 dispensacion 2 **dispense** n. "expenditure (also as proper n., personified); cost; living expenses," s.v. dispense sb.\\1 OED. KEY: dispense@n dispense@n#propn **dispense** n 17 despence 2 despenses 1 dispence 12 dispense 2 **dispense** n#propn 1 despense 1 **dispensen** v. "dispense, distribute," s.v. dispense v. OED. KEY: dispensen@v **dispensen** v 2 dispenseth 1 dispensynge 1 **displaien** v. "display," s.v. display v. OED. KEY: displaien@v **displaien** v 1 desplayeth 1 **displesaunce** n. "displeasure, annoyance; source of displeasure," s.v. displeasance OED. KEY: displesaunce@n **displesaunce** n 5 displesances 1 displesaunce 4 **displesaunt** adj. "displeasing, offensive," s.v. displeasant a. OED. KEY: displesaunt@adj **displesaunt** adj 3 displesant 2 displesaunt 1 **displesen** v. "displease; offend, annoy," s.v. displease v. OED. KEY: displesen@v **displesen** v 23 displese 15 displesed 3 displesen 1 displeseth 4 **disponen** v. "dispose, regulate," s.v. dispone v. OED. KEY: disponen@v **disponen** v 8 dispone 1 disponith 3 disponyd 1 disponyde 1 disponyth 2 **disport** n. "disport, amusement; source of comfort; deportment," s.v. disport sb. OED. KEY: disport@n **disport** n 23 desport 8 disport 15 **disporten** v. "disport, amuse oneself; cheer up, entertain," s.v. disport v. OED. KEY: disporten@v **disporten** v 9 desporte 1 disporte 6 disporten 2 **disposen** v. "dispose, arrange, prepare; regulate, deal with; decide; be inclined, about to (do something); (with wel) be in (good) health; (astro.) be favorable," s.v. dispose v. OED. KEY: disposen@v **disposen** v 13 disposed 10 disposeth 1 disposid 1 disposide 1 **disposicioun** n. "disposition, preparation, arrangement; regulation, power to dispose; attitude, frame of mind; (astro.) aspect of a planet," s.v. disposition OED. KEY: disposicioun@n **disposicioun** n 17 disposicion 1 disposicioun 15 disposiciounis 1 **dispreisen** v. "dispraise, disparage," s.v. dispraise v. OED. KEY: dispreisen@v **dispreisen** v 3 dispreisen 1 dispreisynge 1 dispreyse 1 **dispreisinge** ger. "dispraise, disparagement," s.v. dispraise v. OED. KEY: dispreisinge@ger **dispreisinge** ger 2 dispreisynge 2 **disputen** v. "dispute, reason, argue," s.v. dispute v. OED. KEY: disputen@v **disputen** v 6 desputen 1 desputestow 1 dispute 1 disputed 1 disputedest 1 disputyng 1 **disputinge** ger. "disputation, reasoning," s.v. disputing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: disputinge@ger **disputinge** ger 1 disputynge 1 **dissencioun** n. "dissension, disagreement, dispute," s.v. dissension OED. KEY: dissencioun@n **dissencioun** n 3 dissencion 1 dissensioun 2 **disseveraunce** n. "disseverance, separation," s.v. disseverance OED. KEY: disseveraunce@n **disseveraunce** n 2 disseveraunce 2 **disseveren** v. "separate, depart; get away from," s.v. dissever v. OED. KEY: disseveren@v **disseveren** v 8 desevere 1 dissevere 3 dissevered 1 disseveren 1 disseverid 1 disseveryd 1 **dissimulacioun** n. "dissimulation, dissembling; act of hypocrisy," s.v. dissimulation OED. KEY: dissimulacioun@n **dissimulacioun** n 2 dissymulacions 1 dissymulacioun 1 **dissimulen** v. "dissimulate, dissemble; conceal," s.v. dissimule v. OED. KEY: dissimulen@v **dissimulen** v 5 dissimilen 2 dissimule 1 dissimulen 1 dissymuleth 1 **dissimuler** n. "dissimulator, dissembler," s.v. dissimuler OED. KEY: dissimuler@n **dissimuler** n 2 dissimulour 1 dissymulour 1 **dissimulinge** ger. "dissimulation, dissembling," s.v. dissimule v. OED. KEY: dissimulinge@ger **dissimulinge** ger 3 dissymelyng 1 dissymulynge 1 dissymulynges 1 **dissolven** v. "dissolve, break up; separate (the soul)," s.v. dissolve v. OED. KEY: dissolven@v **dissolven** v 3 dissolved 1 dissolveth 1 dissolvid 1 **distaf** n. "distaff, holder for spinning wool or flax," s.v. distaff OED. KEY: distaf@n **distaf** n 4 distaf 3 dystaf 1 **distaunce** n. "distance in space; interval of time," s.v. distance sb. OED. KEY: distaunce@n **distaunce** n 6 distance 3 distaunce 3 **distaunt** adj. "distant," s.v. distant a. OED. KEY: distaunt@adj **distaunt** adj 2 distant 1 distantz 1 **disteinen** v. "make dim, pale; sully," s.v. distain v. OED. KEY: disteinen@v **disteinen** v 5 desteyned 1 disteyne 3 dysteyne 1 **distemperaunce** n. "intemperance, excess; bad weather," s.v. distemperance OED. KEY: distemperaunce@n **distemperaunce** n 3 distemperance 1 distemperaunce 1 distempraunce 1 **distemperen** v. "distemper, disorder, upset (the humors); anger," s.v. distemper v.\\1 OED. KEY: distemperen@v **distemperen** v 3 distempre 2 distempred 1 **distempre** adj. "upset, disordered," s.v. distempre a. OED. KEY: distempre@adj **distempre** adj 1 distempre 1 **distillen** v. "(of tears) be bathed (in)," s.v. distil, distill v. OED. KEY: distillen@v **distillen** v 1 distille 1 **distinccioun** n. "distinctive nature," s.v. distinction OED. KEY: distinccioun@n **distinccioun** n 1 distinccioun 1 **distincten** v. "(ppl.) distinct, differentiated," s.v. distinct ppl. a. (sb.) OED. KEY: distincten@v **distincten** v 1 distinct 1 **distinctli** adv. "distinctly," s.v. distinctly adv. OED. KEY: distinctli@adv **distinctli** adv 1 distinctly 1 **distinguen** v. "(ppl.) distinguished, made illustrious," s.v. distingue v. OED. KEY: distinguen@v **distinguen** v 1 distyngwed 1 **distourbaunce** n. "disturbance, distress," s.v. disturbance OED. KEY: distourbaunce@n **distourbaunce** n 1 disturbaunce 1 **distourben** v. "disturb, hinder; prevent," s.v. disturb v. OED. KEY: distourben@v **distourben** v 23 destourbe 4 destourbed 3 destourben 5 destourbeth 2 desturbe 1 distorbed 2 distorben 1 distorbeth 1 distourbeth 2 distourbith 1 disturbed 1 **distourbinge** ger. "disturbance, distress," s.v. disturbing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: distourbinge@ger **distourbinge** ger 1 desturbyng 1 **distracten** v. "(ppl.) distracted," s.v. distract ppl. a. OED. KEY: distracten@v **distracten** v 1 distract 1 **distreinen** v. "retain, hold; restrain; constrain; torment," s.v. distrain v. OED. KEY: distreinen@v **distreinen** v 15 destrayned 1 destreyne 2 destreyned 1 destreyneth 4 distrayneth 1 distreyne 3 distreyned 2 distreyneth 1 **distresse** n. "distress, hardship, misfortune; suffering, grief; (with in) constraint, control; compulsion," s.v. distress sb. OED. KEY: distresse@n **distresse** n 64 destresse 23 distresse 41 **distroublen** v. "disturb, trouble," s.v. distrouble v. OED. KEY: distroublen@v **distroublen** v 1 destroubled 1 **disturnen** v. "turn aside, avert," s.v. disturn v. OED. KEY: disturnen@v **disturnen** v 1 disturne 1 **Dite** n. "Dictys Cretensis, historian of the Trojan War," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dite@n#propn **dite** n#propn 2 dite 1 tytus 1 **dite** n. "ditty, song, melody; literary composition, poem," s.v. dite sb. OED. KEY: dite@n **dite** n 8 dite 3 ditee 1 ditees 2 dytees 2 **diurnal** adj. "diurnal, daily," s.v. diurnal a. and sb. OED. KEY: diurnal@adj **diurnal** adj 1 diurnal 1 **diurne** adj. "diurnal, daily," s.v. diurn(e a. OED. KEY: diurne@adj **diurne** adj 1 diurne 1 **diverse** adj. "diverse, different; various; variegated; separate, distinct; contrary, hostile," s.v. diverse a. OED. KEY: diverse@adj **diverse** adj 107 divers 15 diverse 77 dyvers 10 dyverse 5 **diverseli** adv. "diversely, in differing ways," s.v. diversely adv. OED. KEY: diverseli@adv **diverseli** adv 10 diversely 6 diversly 2 dyversely 1 dyversly 1 **diversen** v. "vary, change," s.v. diverse v. OED. KEY: diversen@v **diversen** v 1 diverseth 1 **diversite** n. "diversity, variety; difference; distinction, discrimination," s.v. diversity OED. KEY: diversite@n **diversite** n 9 diversite 7 diversitee 1 diversites 1 **Dives** n. "Dives, the rich man in the parable (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: dives@n#propn **dives** n#propn 1 dives 1 **dividen** v. "divide, separate; specify, fix (times, seasons)," s.v. divide v. OED. KEY: dividen@v **dividen** v 37 devyde 1 devyded 6 devydest 1 devydeth 1 divide 1 divided 11 dividen 2 divideth 3 dividid 4 dividith 1 divyded 1 divyden 1 divydest 1 dyvided 1 dyvidid 1 dyvyded 1 **divinacioun** n. "divination," s.v. divination OED. KEY: divinacioun@n **divinacioun** n 2 divynaciouns 1 dyvynaciouns 1 **divinaille** n. "divination," s.v. divinail OED. KEY: divinaille@n **divinaille** n 1 divynailes 1 **divine** adj. "divine," s.v. divine a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: divine@adj **divine** adj 65 devyne 60 devynes 1 divine 2 divyn 1 dyvyne 1 **divine** n. "theologian; soothsayer," s.v. divine sb.\\2 OED. KEY: divine@n **divine** n 3 devyn 1 divines 1 dyvynys 1 **divinen** v. "divine, guess, suspect; practice divination; ponder, think; imagine," s.v. divine v. OED. KEY: divinen@v **divinen** v 15 devyne 11 devynen 1 devyneth 1 divyne 1 dyvynynge 1 **divineresse** n. "female soothsayer," s.v. divineress OED. KEY: divineresse@n **divineresse** n 1 devyneresse 1 **divininge** ger. "divination; conjecturing," s.v. divining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: divininge@ger **divininge** ger 2 devynynge 1 divynynge 1 **divinistre** n. "theologian," s.v. divinister OED. KEY: divinistre@n **divinistre** n 1 divinistre 1 **divinite** n. "divine nature; Divine Being; theology," s.v. divinity OED. KEY: divinite@n **divinite** n 10 devynite 1 divinitee 2 dyvinite 4 dyvinyte 1 dyvynytee 2 **divinour** n. "soothsayer," s.v. diviner OED. KEY: divinour@n **divinour** n 1 divynour 1 **divisioun** n.(1) "division; difference, distinction; clan, party; dividing line; disagreement, enmity," s.v. division OED. KEY: divisioun@n1 **divisioun** n1 18 devisioun 1 devysioun 1 division 1 divisioun 8 divisiouns 5 dyvisioun 1 dyvisiouns 1 **do** n. "doe, female deer," s.v. doe OED. KEY: do@n **do** n 2 does 2 **doctour** n. "authority, expert, teacher; Church Father, theologian; holder of a doctoral degree," s.v. doctor sb. OED. KEY: doctour@n **doctour** n 8 doctour 5 doctours 3 **doctrine** n. "doctrine," s.v. doctrine sb. OED. KEY: doctrine@n **doctrine** n 15 doctrine 13 doctryne 2 **doere** n. "doer," s.v. doer OED. KEY: doere@n **doere** n 3 doere 2 doeris 1 **dogge** n. "dog," s.v. dog sb. OED. KEY: dogge@n **dogge** n 7 dogge 3 dogges 3 doggis 1 **doggerel** adj. "worthless, mongrel," s.v. doggerel a. and sb. OED. KEY: doggerel@adj **doggerel** adj 1 dogerel 1 **doinge** ger. "doing," s.v. doing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: doinge@ger **doinge** ger 16 doing 1 doinge 2 doinges 1 doyng 3 doynge 8 doynges 1 **doke** n. "duck," s.v. duck sb.\\1 OED. KEY: doke@n **doke** n 4 doke 3 dokes 1 **dokke** n. "dock, an herb," s.v. dock sb.\\1 OED. KEY: dokke@n **dokke** n 1 dok 1 **dokken** v. "(ppl.) docked, cut short," s.v. dock v.\\1 OED. KEY: dokken@v **dokken** v 1 dokked 1 **dom** n. "doom, destiny; judgement, administering justice; (with sweren in) (swear an) oath; judicial decision; case at law; Last Judgement; opinion," s.v. doom sb. OED. KEY: dom@n **dom** n 35 dom 8 domes 4 doom 21 doomes 2 **domb** adj. "dumb, mute," s.v. dumb a. (sb.) OED. KEY: domb@adj **domb** adj 8 domb 1 dombe 2 doumb 2 doumbe 1 dowmb 1 dowmbe 1 **domes-man** n. "judge," s.v. doomsman OED. KEY: domes-man@n **domes-man** n 3 domesman 3 **dominacioun** n. "domination, power," s.v. domination OED. KEY: dominacioun@n **dominacioun** n 7 dominacioun 5 domynacioun 2 **dominus** Lat. n. "Lord." KEY: dominus@lat\_n **dominus** lat\_n 1 dominus 1 **Domus** Lat. n. "house." KEY: domus@lat\_n **domus** lat\_n 1 domus 1 **don** adj. "dun, dark," s.v. dun a. OED. KEY: don@adj **don** adj 3 donne 2 dun 1 **don** v.(1) "do, put; act, behave; cause, (with inf.) cause (something to be done); do (as aux. with inf. forming periphrastic or emphatic present and past tenses)," s.v. do v. OED. KEY: don@v1 **don** v1 1679 dede 2 dedest 1 did 16 dide 124 diden 14 didest 1 do 414 don 248 done 19 doo 19 doon 487 doone 37 doost 8 dooth 143 dost 3 dostow 6 doth 100 dyd 1 dyde 5 ido 2 idon 2 idoon 11 y-doo 1 ydo 6 ydon 2 ydoon 7 **don** v.(2) "don, put on," s.v. don v.\\1 OED. KEY: don@v2 **don** v2 2 don 2 **Donegild** n. "Donegild, mother of Alla in MLT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: donegild@n#propn **donegild** n#propn 5 donegild 5 **dong** n.(1) "dung," s.v. dung sb. OED. KEY: dong@n1 **dong** n1 8 dong 6 donge 2 **dong-carte** n. "dung-cart," s.v. dung-cart OED, dong n.(1) MED. KEY: dong-carte@n **dong-carte** n 1 dong-carte 1 **dongen** v. "fertilize with dung," s.v. dung v. OED. KEY: dongen@v **dongen** v 1 donge 1 **dong-hil** n. "dunghill," s.v. dunghill sb. OED, dong-hep, -hil, -hupel n. MED. KEY: dong-hil@n **dong-hil** n 1 donghil 1 **dongoun** n. "dungeon, chief fortification," s.v. dungeon sb. OED. KEY: dongoun@n **dongoun** n 2 dongeoun 2 **dore** n.(1) "door," s.v. door OED. KEY: dore@n1 **dore** n1 59 door 1 doore 1 dore 41 dores 16 **Dorigen** n. "Dorigen, heroine of FranT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dorigen@n#propn **dorigen** n#propn 12 dorigen 12 **dormaunt** adj. & n. "(as adj.) permanently set up," s.v. dormant a. and sb. OED. KEY: dormaunt@adj **dormaunt** adj 1 dormant 1 **dortour** n. "dormitory," s.v. dortour, dorter OED. KEY: dortour@n **dortour** n 1 dortour 1 **doseine** num. "(as n.) dozen," s.v. dozen sb. OED. KEY: doseine@num\_n **doseine** num\_n 1 duszeyne 1 **doser** n. "dosser, large basket," s.v. dosser\\1 OED. KEY: doser@n **doser** n 1 dossers 1 **dotage** n. "dotage, senility," s.v. dotage OED. KEY: dotage@n **dotage** n 4 dotage 4 **dotard** n. "dotard, senile fool; (as adj.) foolish, senile," s.v. dotard sb. and a. OED. KEY: dotard@n dotard@n#adj **dotard** n#adj 2 dotard 1 dotardes 1 **dotard** n 1 dotard 1 **doten** v. "dote, act foolishly; become feeble-minded; (ppl. adj.) foolish, feeble-minded," s.v. dote v.\\1 OED, doted, doated ppl. a. OED. KEY: doten@v doten@v#adj **doten** v#adj 2 doted 2 **doten** v 3 dote 2 doten 1 **double** adj. "double; duplicitous, treacherous," s.v. double a. (adv.) OED. KEY: double@adj **double** adj 14 double 14 **doublen** v. "double," s.v. double v. OED. KEY: doublen@v **doublen** v 4 doubleth 3 doublide 1 **doublenesse** n. "duplicity, treachery," s.v. doubleness OED. KEY: doublenesse@n **doublenesse** n 5 doublenesse 5 **doucet** adj. & n. "(as n.) a flute-like musical instrument," s.v. doucet, dowset OED. KEY: doucet@n **doucet** n 1 doucet 1 **douen** v.(2) "endow, bestow," s.v. dow v.\\2 OED. KEY: douen@v2 **douen** v2 1 dowe 1 **douere** n. "dowry," s.v. dower sb.\\2 OED. KEY: douere@n **douere** n 2 dowaire 1 dowere 1 **doughter** n. "daughter," s.v. daughter OED. KEY: doughter@n **doughter** n 127 doghter 76 doghtre 2 doghtren 3 doghtres 6 doughter 36 doughtren 2 doughtres 1 dowhter 1 **doughti** adj. & n. "(as adj.) doughty, bold," s.v. doughty a. OED. KEY: doughti@adj **doughti** adj 5 doghty 2 doughty 3 **doun** adv. "down, downward; (with up and) everywhere, in every way," s.v. down adv. OED. KEY: doun@adv **doun** adv 263 doun 203 down 58 downer 2 **doun** n. "down, soft feathers," s.v. down sb.\\2 OED. KEY: doun@n **doun** n 2 doun 1 down 1 **doun** prep. "down, along," s.v. down prep. OED. KEY: doun@prep **doun** prep 2 doun 2 **doune** n. "hill," s.v. down sb.\\1 OED. KEY: doune@n **doune** n 1 downe 1 **doun-right** adv. "outright," s.v. downright adv., adj., and sb. OED. KEY: doun-right@adv **doun-right** adv 1 dounright 1 **doun-ward** adv. "down, downward," s.v. downward adv. (prep.) and adj. OED. KEY: doun-ward@adv **doun-ward** adv 11 dounward 9 downward 2 **doun-ward** prep. "down," s.v. downward adv. (prep.) and adj. OED. KEY: doun-ward@prep **doun-ward** prep 1 downward 1 **doutaunce** n. "doubt, uncertainty," s.v. doubtance OED. KEY: doutaunce@n **doutaunce** n 3 doutaunce 2 doutaunces 1 **doute** Fr. n. "doubt." KEY: doute@fr\_n **doute** fr\_n 1 doute 1 **doute** n. "doubt, uncertainty; anxiety, fear; awe, reverence; danger," s.v. doubt sb.\\1 OED. KEY: doute@n **doute** n 70 doute 65 doutes 4 dowte 1 **douteles** adj. "doubtless, certain," s.v. doubtless a. and adv. OED. KEY: douteles@adj **douteles** adj 1 douteles 1 **douteles** adv. "doubtlessly, certainly," s.v. doubtless a. and adv. OED. KEY: douteles@adv **douteles** adv 29 doutelees 17 douteles 10 dowtelees 1 dowteles 1 **douten** v. "doubt, be uncertain; fear, be afraid," s.v. doubt v. OED. KEY: douten@v **douten** v 40 doute 15 douted 3 doutedest 1 douten 7 doutest 2 douteth 11 dowtestow 1 **doutous** adj. "doubtful, uncertain; unreliable," s.v. doubtous, doutous a. OED. KEY: doutous@adj **doutous** adj 5 doutous 5 **doutremer** phr. as adj. "from overseas"; not in OED. KEY: doutremer@adj **doutremer** adj 1 doutremer 1 **douve** n. "dove," s.v. dove sb. OED. KEY: douve@n **douve** n 10 douve 1 dowve 3 dowves 6 **Dovere** n. "Dover, on the English Channel," place name; not in MED. KEY: dovere@n#propn **dovere** n#propn 1 dovere 1 **draf** n. "chaff, refuse of grain," s.v. draff OED. KEY: draf@n **draf** n 2 draf 2 **draf-sak** n. "sack of rubbish," s.v. draffsack OED, draf n. MED. KEY: draf-sak@n **draf-sak** n 1 draf-sak 1 **dragoun** n. "dragon; (astro.) (with tail of the) point at which the moon crosses the ecliptic," s.v. dragon\\1 OED. KEY: dragoun@n **dragoun** n 11 dragon 4 dragoun 7 **drake** n.(2) "drake, male duck," s.v. drake sb.\\2 OED. KEY: drake@n2 **drake** n2 3 drake 3 **drasti** adj. "crude, worthless," s.v. drasty a. OED. KEY: drasti@adj **drasti** adj 2 drasty 2 **drauen** v. "draw, pull; bring, take; attract; go, come, move; make a drawing," s.v. draw v. OED. KEY: drauen@v **drauen** v 103 draw 2 drawe 27 drawen 22 drawest 1 drawestow 1 draweth 16 drawith 1 drawynge 2 drew 1 drogh 2 drough 8 drow 7 drowe 3 drowh 1 idrawe 1 idrawen 1 ydrawe 6 ydrawen 1 **draught** n. "draught, drink; move (in chess)," s.v. draught sb. OED. KEY: draught@n **draught** n 16 draghte 1 draught 1 draughte 11 draughtes 2 drawght 1 **drecchen** v. "delay; trouble, vex," s.v. dretch v.\\1 OED, dretch v.\\2 OED. KEY: drecchen@v **drecchen** v 4 drecche 3 drecched 1 **drecchinge** ger. "delaying, procrastination," s.v. dretch v.\\2 OED. KEY: drecchinge@ger **drecchinge** ger 2 drecchyng 1 drecchynge 1 **drede** n. "dread, anxiety (also as proper n., personified); awe, reverence; doubt; danger," s.v. dread sb. OED. KEY: drede@n drede@n#propn **drede** n 192 drede 189 dredes 2 dreede 1 **drede** n#propn 1 drede 1 **dredeful** adj. "dreadful, frightening; timid, fearful; reverent," s.v. dreadful a. (adv. and sb.) KEY: dredeful@adj **dredeful** adj 21 dredeful 3 dredefull 1 dredefulle 1 dredefulleste 1 dredful 14 dredfull 1 **dredefulli** adv. "fearfully," s.v. dreadfully adv. OED. KEY: dredefulli@adv **dredefulli** adv 2 dredfully 2 **dredeles** adv. "fearlessly; doubtlessly, certainly," s.v. dreadless a. and adv. OED. KEY: dredeles@adv **dredeles** adv 14 dredelees 1 dredeles 11 dredles 1 dreedles 1 **dreden** v. "dread, be afraid; revere; avoid, abhor; doubt, be in doubt; (ppl. adj.) dreaded," s.v. dread v. OED. KEY: dreden@v dreden@v#adj **dreden** v#adj 1 ydred 1 **dreden** v 111 drad 1 dradde 4 dradden 1 drat 1 dred 5 dredd 1 dredde 8 dredden 1 dreddest 1 drede 44 dreden 14 dredest 1 dredeth 21 dredith 4 dreed 2 dreede 1 ydradd 1 **drem** n.(2) "dream," s.v. dream sb.\\2 OED. KEY: drem@n2 **drem** n2 70 dreem 15 drem 22 dremes 33 **dremen** v.(2) "dream; daydream, imagine," s.v. dream v.\\2 OED. KEY: dremen@v2 **dremen** v2 23 dreme 8 dremed 5 dremen 6 dremest 1 dremeth 3 **dreming** ger.(2) "dreaming, dream," s.v. dream v.\\2 OED. KEY: dreming@ger2 **dreming** ger2 1 dremynges 1 **drenchen** v. "drench, inundate; drown; sink; (ppl. adj.) drowned," s.v. drench v. OED, drent ppl. a. OED. KEY: drenchen@v drenchen@v#adj **drenchen** v#adj 3 dreynte 3 **drenchen** v 34 dreinte 1 drenche 7 drenched 1 drenchen 3 drencheth 3 dreynt 11 dreynte 8 **drenchinge** ger. "drowning; sinking," s.v. drenching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: drenchinge@ger **drenchinge** ger 4 drenchyng 2 drenchynge 2 **dreri** adj. "sad; frightened," s.v. dreary a. OED. KEY: dreri@adj **dreri** adj 7 drery 7 **drerinesse** n. "sadness, misery," s.v. dreariness OED. KEY: drerinesse@n **drerinesse** n 3 drerinesse 1 drerynesse 2 **dressen** v. "dress, arm (oneself); prepare, get ready; put, arrange; care for (equipment); turn to, direct (oneself) to; go, move, put oneself; guide; treat, deal with," s.v. dress v. OED. KEY: dressen@v **dressen** v 32 dresse 21 dressed 6 dressen 1 dresseth 2 dressynge 1 ydressed 1 **drie** adj.(1) "dry," s.v. dry a. (adv.) OED. KEY: drie@adj1 **drie** adj1 24 dreye 5 drie 5 drye 14 **drie** n.(1) "dry weather; dryness, the elementary quality of dryness," s.v. dry sb. OED. KEY: drie@n1 **drie** n1 4 dreye 1 drye 3 **drien** v.(1) "dry up, make dry" s.v. dry v. OED. KEY: drien@v1 **drien** v1 9 dreyed 1 dreyeth 1 drye 2 dryede 1 dryen 2 dryeth 2 **drien** v.(2) "endure, suffer, experience," s.v. dree v. OED. KEY: drien@v2 **drien** v2 12 drieth 1 drye 8 dryen 2 dryeth 1 **drinke** n. "drink, beverage; potion; drinking," s.v. drink sb. OED. KEY: drinke@n **drinke** n 49 drinke 1 drynk 1 drynke 39 drynkes 8 **drinkeles** adj. "without drink," s.v. drinkless a. OED. KEY: drinkeles@adj **drinkeles** adj 1 drynkeles 1 **drinken** v. "drink," s.v. drink v. OED. KEY: drinken@v **drinken** v 88 drank 17 dronk 1 dronke 7 dronken 13 drynk 1 drynke 23 drynken 16 drynketh 9 ydronke 1 **drinkinge** ger. "drinking," s.v. drinking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: drinkinge@ger **drinkinge** ger 4 drynkynge 4 **driven** v. "drive, chase, compel; be driven; drive (a cart); go, move rapidly; conclude (a bargain); (with forth) endure; pass, spend (time)," s.v. drive v. OED. KEY: driven@v **driven** v 71 drif 3 drifth 1 drive 1 driven 3 driveth 1 drof 5 droof 2 dryf 1 dryve 36 dryven 9 dryveth 5 dryvynge 2 ydriven 1 ydryven 1 **drivere** n. "driver," s.v. driver OED. KEY: drivere@n **drivere** n 1 dryvere 1 **drogge** n. "drug," s.v. drug sb.\\1 OED. KEY: drogge@n **drogge** n 1 drogges 1 **dronke-leue** adj. "addicted to drunkenness," s.v. drunkelew, drunklew a. (sb.) OED. KEY: dronke-leue@adj **dronke-leue** adj 5 dronkelewe 5 **dronken** ppl. "(as adj.) drunk, intoxicated; (as n.) drunkenness," s.v. drunken ppl. a. OED. KEY: dronken@ppl#adj dronken@ppl#adj\_n **dronken** ppl#adj 26 dronke 15 dronken 11 **dronken** ppl#adj\_n 2 dronken 2 **dronkenesse** n. "drunkenness," s.v. drunkenness OED. KEY: dronkenesse@n **dronkenesse** n 13 dronkenesse 13 **drope** n.(1) "drop," s.v. drop sb. OED. KEY: drope@n1 **drope** n1 14 drope 11 dropes 3 **droppen** v. "drop; drip, run with moisture; bespatter; (ppl. adj.) dripping, leaking," s.v. drop v. OED, dropping ppl. a. OED. KEY: droppen@v droppen@v#adj **droppen** v#adj 3 droppyng 1 droppynge 2 **droppen** v 5 dropped 1 droppeth 2 droppiddest 1 ydropped 1 **droppinge** ger. "dripping," s.v. dropping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: droppinge@ger **droppinge** ger 2 droppyng 1 droppynge 1 **droughte** n. "drought, dryness," s.v. drought, drouth OED. KEY: droughte@n **droughte** n 5 droghte 4 drowghte 1 **drounen** v.(1) "(ppl.) drowned, sunk," s.v. drown v. OED. KEY: drounen@v1 **drounen** v1 1 drowned 1 **droupen** v. "droop," s.v. droop v. OED. KEY: droupen@v **droupen** v 1 drouped 1 **drovi** adj. "dirty, turbid," s.v. drovy a. OED. KEY: drovi@adj **drovi** adj 1 drovy 1 **druerie** n. "love," s.v. druery, drury OED. KEY: druerie@n **druerie** n 1 druery 1 **druggen** v. "drudge," s.v. drug v.\\1 OED. KEY: druggen@v **druggen** v 1 drugge 1 **dubben** v. "(ppl.) knighted," s.v. dub v.\\1 OED. KEY: dubben@v **dubben** v 1 dubbed 1 **ducat** n. "gold or silver coin," s.v. ducat OED. KEY: ducat@n **ducat** n 1 ducat 1 **Duch** adj. & n. "(as adj.) German," s.v. Dutch a., sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: duch@adj **duch** adj 1 duche 1 **duchesse** n. "duchess," s.v. duchess OED. KEY: duchesse@n **duchesse** n 6 duchesse 4 duchesses 2 **due** adj. "due, proper, suitable; legal, customary; payable; obligatory, inevitable," s.v. due a. and adv. OED. KEY: due@adj **due** adj 9 dewe 1 due 6 duewe 1 duwe 1 **duelie** adv. "duly, justly," s.v. duly adv. OED. KEY: duelie@adv **duelie** adv 1 duweliche 1 **duete** n. "duty, obligation; tax, payment due; what is proper," s.v. duty OED. KEY: duete@n **duete** n 7 dewete 1 duetee 6 **duk** n. "duke," s.v. duke sb. OED. KEY: duk@n **duk** n 39 duc 31 duk 4 dukes 4 **dul** adj. "dull," s.v. dull a. OED. KEY: dul@adj **dul** adj 10 dul 7 dulle 3 **dulcarnoun** n. "puzzle, dilemma," s.v. dulcarnon OED. KEY: dulcarnoun@n **dulcarnoun** n 2 dulcarnoun 2 **dullen** v. "weaken; depress, bore; grow bored," s.v. dull v. OED. KEY: dullen@v **dullen** v 9 dulle 1 dulled 2 dullen 1 dulleth 4 dullid 1 **dulnesse** n. "dullness," s.v. dullness, dulness OED. KEY: dulnesse@n **dulnesse** n 1 dulnesse 1 **Dun** n. "Dun, a name for a horse," proper n.; s.v. don n. MED. KEY: dun@n#propn **dun** n#propn 1 dun 1 **Dunmowe** n. "Little Dunmowe, in Essex," place name; not in MED. KEY: dunmowe@n#propn **dunmowe** n#propn 1 dunmowe 1 **Dunstan** n. "Saint Dunstan," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: dunstan@n#propn **dunstan** n#propn 1 dunstan 1 **durabilite** n. "durability," s.v. durability OED. KEY: durabilite@n **durabilite** n 1 durablete 1 **durable** adj. "durable, lasting," s.v. durable a. OED. KEY: durable@adj **durable** adj 1 durable 1 **duracioun** n. "duration, specified period of time," s.v. duration OED. KEY: duracioun@n **duracioun** n 2 duracioun 2 **duren** v. "endure, last, continue; remain," s.v. dure v. OED. KEY: duren@v **duren** v 35 dure 26 duren 7 dureth 2 **duresse** n. "harm, distress," s.v. duress, duresse sb. OED. KEY: duresse@n **duresse** n 2 duresse 2 **during** ppl. adj. "enduring, lasting, continuing," s.v. during ppl. a. OED. KEY: during@prp#adj **during** prp#adj 2 during 1 durynge 1 **during** prep. "during," s.v. during pres. pple. and prep. (conj.) OED. KEY: during@prep **during** prep 4 durynge 4 **duringe** ger. "duration," s.v. during vbl. sb. OED. KEY: duringe@ger **duringe** ger 1 durynge 1 **durren** v. "dare," s.v. dare v.\\1 OED. KEY: durren@v **durren** v 203 dar 118 dare 1 darst 7 darstou 1 darstow 2 dorst 6 dorste 49 dorstestow 1 durre 1 durst 2 durste 15 **durring** ger. "daring (to do feats of arms)," s.v. derring do, derring-do OED, durring don, durring-do phr. & cpd. MED. KEY: durring@ger **durring** ger 1 durryng 1 **dusken** v. "grow dim, darken," s.v. dusk v. OED. KEY: dusken@v **dusken** v 2 dusked 1 duskid 1 **dust** n. "dust," s.v. dust sb.\\1 OED. KEY: dust@n **dust** n 2 dust 2 **dwale** n. "sleeping potion," s.v. dwale sb.\\2 OED. KEY: dwale@n **dwale** n 1 dwale 1 **dwellen** v. "dwell, reside; delay, take time; detain; remain, stay; continue, persist; (ppl. adj.) lasting, continuing," s.v. dwell v. OED. KEY: dwellen@v dwellen@v#adj **dwellen** v#adj 1 duellynge 1 **dwellen** v 203 duelle 13 duelled 1 duellen 14 duellest 1 duelleth 13 duellynge 6 dwelle 75 dwelled 12 dwellen 14 dwelleth 16 dwellith 2 dwellten 1 dwellyng 3 dwellynge 15 dwelt 3 dwelte 9 dwelten 4 dweltest 1 **dwellinge** ger. "dwelling, residence; delay; remaining, continuance," s.v. dwelling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: dwellinge@ger **dwellinge** ger 17 duellinge 1 duellynge 5 duellynges 1 dwellyng 5 dwellynge 5 **dwinen** v. "(ppl. adj.) withered," s.v. dwine v. OED. KEY: dwinen@v#adj **dwinen** v#adj 1 dwyned 1 **dy** Fr. v. "say"; cf. je vous die interj. MED. KEY: dy@fr\_v **dy** fr\_v 2 dy 2 **-- E --** **Eacides** n. "Eacides (Chiron), a centaur," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eacides@n#propn **eacides** n#propn 1 eacides 1 **ebbe** n. "ebb-tide," s.v. ebb sb. OED. KEY: ebbe@n **ebbe** n 1 ebbe 1 **ebben** v. "ebb," s.v. ebb v. OED. KEY: ebben@v **ebben** v 3 ebbe 1 ebben 1 ebbeth 1 **Ebraik** adj. "Hebrew," s.v. Hebraic a. OED. KEY: ebraik@adj **ebraik** adj 3 ebrayk 2 hebrayk 1 **Ebreu** n. "Hebrew," s.v. Hebrew sb. and a. OED. KEY: ebreu@n **ebreu** n 1 ebrew 1 **ecclesiast** n. "clergyman," s.v. ecclesiast OED. KEY: ecclesiast@n **ecclesiast** n 1 ecclesiaste 1 **Ecclesiaste** n. "Ecclesiasticus, Jesus of Sirach (in the Bible)," proper n.; s.v. ecclesiast n. MED. KEY: ecclesiaste@n#propn **ecclesiaste** n#propn 2 ecclesiaste 2 **Ecco** n.(2) "Echo, a nymph who loved Narcissus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ecco@n2#propn **ecco** n#propn 1 ekko 1 **Ecco** n. "echo (as proper n., personified)," s.v. echo sb. OED. KEY: ecco@n#propn **ecco** n2#propn 3 echo 1 ecquo 1 ekko 1 **ech** pron. "(as adj.) each, every; (as pron.) each (one), every (one)," s.v. each a. (quasi-pron.) OED. KEY: ech@pron ech@pron\_gram\_adj **ech** pron 83 ecch 2 ech 79 iche 2 **echinus** n. "sea urchin," s.v. echinus OED. KEY: echinus@n **echinus** n 1 echynnys 1 **echon** pron. "each one, everyone," s.v. each a. (quasi-pron.) OED, ech on pron. phr. MED. KEY: ech\_on@pron **ech\_on** pron 16 echon 9 echone 4 echoon 3 **ech** pron\_gram\_adj 32 ecch 1 ech 31 **eclipse** n. "(astro.) eclipse," s.v. eclipse OED. KEY: eclipse@n **eclipse** n 2 eclips 1 eclipse 1 **ecliptik** adj. & n. "(astro.) ecliptic, apparent path of the sun," s.v. ecliptic a. and sb. OED. KEY: ecliptik@adj ecliptik@n **ecliptik** adj 12 ecliptik 12 **ecliptik** n 12 ecliptik 9 ecliptyk 3 **Eclympasteyr** n. "Eclympasteyr, a son of Morpheus in BD," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eclympasteyr@n#propn **eclympasteyr** n#propn 1 eclympasteyr 1 **Ector** n. "Hector, Trojan hero," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ector@n#propn **ector** n#propn 31 ector 30 ectores 1 **Ecuba** n. "Hecuba, wife of Priam, mother of Troilus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ecuba@n#propn **ecuba** n#propn 1 ecuba 1 **edifice** n. "edifice, building," s.v. edifice OED. KEY: edifice@n **edifice** n 5 edifice 2 edifices 3 **edifien** v. "(ppl.) built," s.v. edify v. OED. KEY: edifien@v **edifien** v 1 edified 1 **Edippus** n. "Oedipus, king of Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: edippus@n#propn **edippus** n#propn 2 edippe 1 edippus 1 **Edward** n. "Saint Edward the Confessor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: edward@n#propn **edward** n#propn 1 edward 1 **effect** n. "effect, realization; result, completion; efficacy; consequence; substance, gist; significance; purpose," s.v. effect sb. OED. KEY: effect@n **effect** n 76 effect 70 effectes 5 effectz 1 **effectual** adj. "effective," s.v. effectual a. OED. KEY: effectual@adj **effectual** adj 1 effectueel 1 **efficient** adj. "effective," s.v. efficient a. and sb. OED. KEY: efficient@adj **efficient** adj 2 efficiens 1 efficient 1 **eft** adv. "again, another time; afterwards; likewise," s.v. eft adv. OED. KEY: eft@adv **eft** adv 41 eft 41 **eft-sones** adv. "again, another time, immediately; back, in return," s.v. eftsoon, -soons adv. OED. KEY: eft-sones@adv **eft-sones** adv 25 eft-sones 3 eft-sonys 1 eft-soone 1 eft-soones 1 eftsone 1 eftsones 8 eftsonys 3 eftsoone 5 eftsoones 2 **egal** adj. "equal, sufficient; (as adv.) equally," s.v. egall a. OED. KEY: egal@adj egal@adj#adv **egal** adj#adv 1 egal 1 **egal** adj 2 egal 2 **egalite** n. "equanimity, impassiveness," s.v. egality OED. KEY: egalite@n **egalite** n 2 egalitee 1 egalyte 1 **egalli** adv. "equably, indifferently," s.v. egall a. OED. KEY: egalli@adv **egalli** adv 2 egaly 2 **Egeus** n. "Aegeus, king of Athens, father of Theseus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: egeus@n#propn **egeus** n#propn 3 egeus 3 **egge** n.(2) "edge," s.v. edge sb. OED. KEY: egge@n2 **egge** n2 2 egge 2 **eggement** n. "egging on, instigation," s.v. eggment OED. KEY: eggement@n **eggement** n 1 eggement 1 **eggen** v.(1) "egg on, incite," s.v. egg v.\\1 OED. KEY: eggen@v1 **eggen** v1 2 eggen 1 eggith 1 **egging** ger.(1) "egging on, incitement," s.v. egging vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: egging@ger1 **egging** ger1 1 eggyng 1 **Egipcien** n. & adj. "Egyptian," s.v. Egyptian a. and sb. OED. KEY: egipcien@adj egipcien@n **egipcien** n 1 egipcien 1 **egipcien** adj 1 egipcien 1 **Egipte** n. "Egypt," place name. KEY: egipte@n#propn **egipte** n#propn 6 egipt 2 egipte 3 egypte 1 **Egistus** n. "Aegyptus, father of Hypermnestra," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: egistus@n#propn **egistus** n#propn 4 egiste 2 egistes 1 egistus 1 **egle** n. "eagle," s.v. eagle sb. OED. KEY: egle@n **egle** n 22 egle 18 egles 4 **Eglentine** n. "Madame Eglentyne, the Prioress," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eglentine@n#propn **eglentine** n#propn 1 eglentyne 1 **egre** adj. "bitter (in taste), strong (medicine); bitter, fierce," s.v. eager a. OED. KEY: egre@adj **egre** adj 7 egre 7 **eremoine** n. "agrimony, an herb," s.v. agrimony OED. KEY: egremoine@n **egremoine** n 1 egremoyne 1 **egren** v. "urge, incite," s.v. eager v. OED. KEY: egren@v **egren** v 1 egren 1 **ei** interj. "ah, oh," s.v. ay int. OED. KEY: ei@interj **ei** interj 18 ey 10 i 8 **ei** n.(1) "egg," s.v. egg sb. OED. KEY: ei@n1 **ei** n1 2 ey 2 **eie** n.(1) "eye," s.v. eye sb.\\1 OED. KEY: eie@n1 **eie** n1 259 eie 1 eien 13 eighe 3 eighen 12 eye 17 eyen 123 eyghen 3 ie 1 ye 50 yen 36 **eied** ppl. "provided with eyes," s.v. eyed ppl. a. OED. KEY: eied@ppl **eied** ppl 1 eyed 1 **eighte** card. num. "(as adj.) eight," s.v. eight a. and sb. OED. KEY: eighte@num\_adj **eighte** num\_adj 5 eight 1 eighte 4 **eighte-tene** card. num. "(as adj.) eighteen," s.v. eighteen a. (sb.) OED. KEY: eighte-tene@num\_adj **eighte-tene** num\_adj 1 eighteteene 1 **eighte-tenthe** ord. num. "(as adj.) eighteenth," s.v. eighteenth a. OED. KEY: eighte-tenthe@num\_adj **eighte-tenthe** num\_adj 1 eightetethe 1 **eightethe** ord. num. "(as adj.) eighth," s.v. eighth a. and sb. OED. KEY: eightethe@num\_adj **eightethe** num\_adj 2 eighte 1 eighthe 1 **eilen** v. "ail, afflict; trouble," s.v. ail v. OED. KEY: eilen@v **eilen** v 22 aileth 1 ailleth 1 ayleth 3 eiled 1 eyle 1 eyled 2 eylen 1 eyleth 12 **either** conj. "either," s.v. either a. (pron.) and adv. (conj.) OED. KEY: either@conj **either** conj 29 either 15 eyther 14 **either** pron. "(as adj.) either, each; (as pron.) either, each (one)," s.v. either a. (pron.) and adv. (conj.) OED. KEY: either@pron either@pron\_adj **either** pron\_adj 16 either 8 eyther 8 **either** pron 3 eyther 3 **ek** adv. & conj. "(as adv.) also," s.v. eke adv. OED. KEY: ek@adv **ek** adv 928 eek 497 eeke 1 ek 260 eke 170 **eken** v. "increase, add," s.v. eche v. OED. KEY: eken@v **eken** v 7 eche 5 eched 1 echid 1 **elacioun** n. "arrogance," s.v. elation OED. KEY: elacioun@n **elacioun** n 2 elacioun 2 **elat** adj. "arrogant, haughty," s.v. elate a. OED. KEY: elat@adj **elat** adj 1 elaat 1 **elboue** n. "elbow," s.v. elbow OED. KEY: elboue@n **elboue** n 1 elbowe 1 **Elcanor** n. "Elcanor (unidentified)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: elcanor@n#propn **elcanor** n#propn 1 elcanor 1 **elde** n. "age, old age (also as proper n., personified); aging," s.v. eld sb.\\1 OED. KEY: elde@n elde@n#propn **elde** n#propn 2 elde 2 **elde** n 18 eelde 4 elde 14 **elde-fader** n. "grandfather," s.v. eldfather OED. KEY: elde-fader@n **elde-fader** n 1 eldefader 1 **elden** v.(1) "age, grow old," s.v. eld v.\\1 OED. KEY: elden@v1 **elden** v1 5 elde 1 elden 2 eldith 2 **eldre** n. "(pl.) elders, ancestors," s.v. elder a. and sb.\\3 OED. KEY: eldre@n **eldre** n 10 eldres 10 **ele** n.(3) "eel," s.v. eel OED. KEY: ele@n3 **ele** n3 2 eles 2 **eleccioun** n. "election, choice; (astro.) choice of a favorable time," s.v. election OED. KEY: eleccioun@n **eleccioun** n 7 eleccion 2 eleccions 1 eleccioun 4 **Eleine** n.(1) "Helen of Troy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eleine@n1#propn **eleine** n1#propn 25 eleyne 25 **Eleine** n.(2) "Saint Helena," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eleine@n2#propn **eleine** n2#propn 1 eleyne 1 **element** n. "element," s.v. element sb. OED. KEY: element@n **element** n 11 element 4 elementes 1 elementis 1 elementz 5 **elenge** adj. "miserable," s.v. elenge a. OED. KEY: elenge@adj **elenge** adj 2 alenge 2 **elevacioun** n. "(astro.) elevation, altitude," s.v. elevation OED. KEY: elevacioun@n **elevacioun** n 2 elevacioun 2 **elevat** ppl. "(astro.) elevated above the horizon," s.v. elevate pa. pple. and ppl. a. OED. KEY: elevat@ppl **elevat** ppl 1 elevat 1 **elf** n. "elf," s.v. elf sb. OED. KEY: elf@n **elf** n 4 elf 2 elves 2 **elf-queene** n. "elf queen," s.v. elf sb. OED, elf n. MED. KEY: elf-queene@n **elf-queene** n 5 elf-queene 5 **Eliachim** n. "Joachim, the high priest of Bethulia (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eliachim@n#propn **eliachim** n#propn 1 eliachim 1 **Eliaticis** n. "Eliatics, of the school of Zeno of Elea"; not in OED, not in MED. KEY: eliaticis@n **eliaticis** n 1 eliaticis 1 **Elicon** n. "Mount Helicon, the seat of the Muses," place name; not in MED. KEY: elicon@n#propn **elicon** n#propn 3 elicon 1 elicone 1 elycon 1 **Elie** n. "Elijah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: elie@n#propn **elie** n#propn 3 elye 3 **Elise** n. "Elisha (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: elise@n#propn **elise** n#propn 1 elise 1 **Elisos** n. "Elysium," place name; not in MED. KEY: elisos@n#propn **elisos** n#propn 1 elisos 1 **elixir** n. "the philosophers' stone," s.v. elixir sb. OED. KEY: elixir@n **elixir** n 1 elixer 1 **ellebre** n. "hellebore, an herb," s.v. hellebore OED. KEY: ellebre@n **ellebre** n 1 ellebor 1 **elles** adj. "else, more, other," s.v. else a. OED. KEY: elles@adj **elles** adj 30 elles 26 ellis 4 **elles** adv. "else, otherwise," s.v. else adv. OED. KEY: elles@adv **elles** adv 319 elles 270 ellis 46 ellys 3 **elleswher** adv. "elsewhere," s.v. elleswhere adv. OED. KEY: elleswher@adv **elleswher** adv 12 elleswhere 10 elliswhere 2 **elleven** card. num. "(as adj.) eleven," s.v. eleven a. and sb. OED. KEY: elleven@num\_adj **elleven** num\_adj 1 ellevene 1 **elme** n. "elm," s.v. elm sb. OED. KEY: elme@n **elme** n 3 elm 2 elmes 1 **elongacioun** n. "(astro.) elongation, angular distance," s.v. elongation OED. KEY: elongacioun@n **elongacioun** n 1 elongacioun 1 **eloquence** n. "eloquence," s.v. eloquence OED. KEY: eloquence@n **eloquence** n 5 eloquence 5 **Elpheta** n. "Elpheta, wife of Cambuskan in SqT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: elpheta@n#propn **elpheta** n#propn 1 elpheta 1 **Eltham** n. "Eltham, royal residence near London," place name; not in MED. KEY: eltham@n#propn **eltham** n#propn 1 eltham 1 **elvish** adj. "elf-like, mysterious, otherworldly," s.v. elvish a. OED. KEY: elvish@adj **elvish** adj 3 elvyssh 1 elvysshe 2 **em** n.(1) "uncle," s.v. eme OED. KEY: em@n1 **em** n1 18 em 16 emes 2 **embatailled** adj. "provided with battlements," s.v. embattled ppl. a.\\2 OED. KEY: embatailled@adj **embatailled** adj 1 enbatailled 1 **embaumen** v. "embalm; impregnate with fragrance," s.v. embalm v. OED. KEY: embaumen@v **embaumen** v 2 enbaume 1 enbawmed 1 **embelif** adj. "(astro.) oblique," s.v. embelif adv. and a. OED. KEY: embelif@adj **embelif** adj 8 embelif 7 embilif 1 **embelif** adv. "(astro.) obliquely," s.v. embelif adv. and a. OED. KEY: embelif@adv **embelif** adv 2 embelif 1 embelyf 1 **embelishen** v. "enhance (moral excellence)," s.v. embellish v. OED. KEY: embelishen@v **embelishen** v 2 embelished 1 embelysed 1 **embiben** v. "(ppl. adj.) (alchem.) absorbing," s.v. imbibe v. OED. KEY: embiben@v#adj **embiben** v#adj 1 enbibyng 1 **embocen** v. "(ppl.) ornamented in relief," s.v. emboss v.\\1 OED. KEY: embocen@v **embocen** v 1 enbosede 1 **embosen** v. "(ppl.) exhausted (from being hunted)," s.v. emboss v.\\2 OED. KEY: embosen@v **embosen** v 1 embosed 1 **embracen** v. "embrace, hold; encompass; comprehend," s.v. embrace v.\\2 OED. KEY: embracen@v **embracen** v 31 embrace 6 embraced 1 embraceden 1 embraceth 6 embrase 1 embraseth 2 enbrace 6 enbracest 1 enbraceth 2 enbrasen 1 enbraseth 4 **embracing** ger. "embrace," s.v. embracing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: embracing@ger **embracing** ger 2 embracynge 1 embracynges 1 **embrouden** v. "embroider, ornament," s.v. embrowd, embrawd v. OED. KEY: embrouden@v **embrouden** v 6 embrouded 1 enbroude 1 enbrouded 3 enbrowded 1 **embrouding** ger. "embroidering"; not in OED. KEY: embrouding@ger **embrouding** ger 1 embrowdynge 1 **embushement** n. "ambush," s.v. ambushement OED. KEY: embushement@n **embushement** n 1 embusshementz 1 **Emeleward** n. "the direction of Emilia"; not in OED; s.v. Emeleward n. MED Suppl. KEY: emeleward@n **emeleward** n 1 emele-ward 1 **Emelie** n. "Emelye, sister of Hippolyte in KnT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: emelie@n#propn **emelie** n#propn 48 emelie 1 emelya 2 emelye 45 **emelle** prep. "among," s.v. imelle prep. and adv. OED. KEY: emelle@prep **emelle** prep 1 ymel 1 **emeraude** n. "emerald," s.v. emerald OED. KEY: emeraude@n **emeraude** n 3 emeraude 2 emeraudes 1 **Emetreus** n. "Emetreus, King of India in KnT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: emetreus@n#propn **emetreus** n#propn 3 emetreus 3 **emisperie** n. "(astro.) half of the celestial sphere," s.v. hemisphere OED. KEY: emisperie@n **emisperie** n 3 emysperies 1 hemysperie 2 **empeiren** v. "impair, lessen the worth (of); harm, injure," s.v. impair v. OED. KEY: empeiren@v **empeiren** v 4 empeireden 1 empeiren 1 empeyre 1 enpeyren 1 **emperesse** n. "empress," s.v. empress sb.\\1 OED. KEY: emperesse@n **emperesse** n 9 emperesse 2 emperice 3 emperise 2 emperisse 2 **emperie** n. "legal authority," s.v. empery sb. OED. KEY: emperie@n **emperie** n 1 imperie 1 **emperour** n. "emperor," s.v. emperor OED. KEY: emperour@n **emperour** n 28 emperour 19 emperoures 7 emperours 2 **emplastren** v. "gloss over," s.v. emplaster v. OED. KEY: emplastren@v **emplastren** v 1 emplastre 1 **empoisonere** n. "poisoner," s.v. empoisoner OED. KEY: empoisonere@n **empoisonere** n 1 empoysonere 1 **empoisounen** v. "poison," s.v. empoison v. OED. KEY: empoisounen@v **empoisounen** v 4 empoisoned 1 empoysone 1 empoysoned 2 **empoisouning** ger. "poisoning," s.v. empoisoning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: empoisouning@ger **empoisouning** ger 3 empoisonyng 1 empoisonynge 1 empoysonyng 1 **emprenten** v. "imprint, impress," s.v. imprint v. OED. KEY: emprenten@v **emprenten** v 8 emprented 2 emprenteth 1 empriented 1 emprientid 2 enprented 1 enprientid 1 **emprenting** ger. "impression," s.v. imprinting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: emprenting@ger **emprenting** ger 1 emprentyng 1 **emprise** n. "undertaking, enterprise; knightly courage; difficult task," s.v. emprise sb. OED. KEY: emprise@n **emprise** n 19 emprise 14 empryse 4 enprise 1 **empten** v. "empty, exhaust; (ppl. adj.) emptied," s.v. empt v. OED, emptied ppl. a. OED. KEY: empten@v empten@v#adj **empten** v#adj 1 emptid 1 > **empten** v 4 empte 1 empten 1 emptid 2 **empti** adj. "empty," s.v. empty a. and sb. OED. KEY: empti@adj **empti** adj 8 empty 8 **enamoured** ppl. "enamoured," s.v. enamour v. OED. KEY: enamoured@ppl **enamoured** ppl\_abs 2 enamored 1 enamoured 1 **encens** n. "incense," s.v. incense sb. OED. KEY: encens@n **encens** n 5 encens 5 **encensen** v.(1) "incense, cense," s.v. incense v.\\1 OED. KEY: encensen@v1 **encensen** v1 3 encense 2 encensed 1 **enchargen** v. "(ppl.) charge, command," s.v. encharge v. OED. KEY: enchargen@v **enchargen** v 1 encharged 1 **enchauntement** n. "enchantment, use of magic," s.v. enchantment OED. KEY: enchauntement@n **enchauntement** n 5 enchauntement 3 enchauntementz 2 **enchaunten** v. "enchant," s.v. enchant v. OED. KEY: enchaunten@v **enchaunten** v 3 enchanted 1 enchaunted 1 enchaunten 1 **enchaunteresse** n. "enchantress," s.v. enchantress OED. KEY: enchaunteresse@n **enchaunteresse** n 1 enchaunteresse 1 **enchauntour** n. "enchanter," s.v. enchanter OED. KEY: enchauntour@n **enchauntour** n 2 enchauntours 2 **enchesoun** n. "cause, reason," s.v. encheason OED. KEY: enchesoun@n **enchesoun** n 8 enchesoun 8 **enclinen** v. "incline, bend, bow; turn aside; guide, direct; be disposed; submit; (ppl. adj.) bending down," s.v. incline v. OED, inclining ppl. a. OED. KEY: enclinen@v enclinen@v#adj **enclinen** v#adj 1 enclynynge 1 **enclinen** v 33 enclined 1 enclyne 8 enclyned 16 enclynede 1 enclyneth 4 enclynynge 3 **enclining** ger. "inclination, tendency," s.v. inclining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enclining@ger **enclining** ger 1 enclynyng 1 **enclosen** v. "enclose," s.v. enclose, inclose v. OED. KEY: enclosen@v **enclosen** v 17 enclos 1 enclosed 12 enclosen 2 encloseth 1 enclosid 1 **encombraunce** n. "encumbrance," s.v. encumbrance OED. KEY: encombraunce@n **encombraunce** n 1 encombraunce 1 **encombren** v. "encumber, hinder; clog, choke; get stuck," s.v. encumber v. OED. KEY: encombren@v **encombren** v 6 encombre 1 encombred 5 **encombrous** adj. "cumbersome, troublesome, difficult," s.v. encumbrous a. OED. KEY: encombrous@adj **encombrous** adj 2 encomberous 1 encombrous 1 **encorporing** ger. "(alchem.) forming a compound," s.v. encorpore v. OED. KEY: encorporing@ger **encorporing** ger 1 encorporyng 1 **encountren** v. "(ppl.) encountering, coming together," s.v. encounter v. OED. KEY: encountren@v **encountren** v 1 encontrynge 1 **encountring** ger. "encountering," s.v. encountering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: encountring@ger **encountring** ger 1 encountrynge 1 **encres** n. "increase; gain, profit; assistance," s.v. increase sb. OED. KEY: encres@n **encres** n 13 encrees 7 encres 6 **encresen** v. "increase; set forth (a proposition)," s.v. increase v. OED. KEY: encresen@v **encresen** v 44 encreced 2 encrecen 1 encreesceden 1 encreescen 2 encreesceth 1 encreese 1 encreessen 2 encreesseth 5 encrescen 1 encrescith 1 encrese 1 encresed 1 encresede 1 encreseth 2 encresing 1 encresse 8 encressed 2 encressen 6 encresseth 5 **endamagen** v. "harm, damage," s.v. endamage v. OED. KEY: endamagen@v **endamagen** v 2 endamaged 1 endamagen 1 **ende** n.(1) "end, conclusion; purpose, goal; extremity; limit, edge, border," s.v. end sb. OED. KEY: ende@n1 **ende** n1 196 eende 6 eendes 2 ende 184 endes 4 **endeles** adj. "endless, perpetual, unlimited," s.v. endless a. and adv. OED. KEY: endeles@adj **endeles** adj 8 endelees 5 endeles 1 endlees 1 endles 1 **endeles** adv. "endlessly, perpetually," s.v. endless a. and adv. OED. KEY: endeles@adv **endeles** adv 1 endeles 1 **endelong** adv. "lengthwise, from end to end," s.v. endlong prep., adv., and a. OED. KEY: endelong@adv **endelong** adv 4 endelong 3 endlong 1 **endelong** prep. "along, across, from end to end," s.v. endlong prep., adv., and a. OED. KEY: endelong@prep **endelong** prep 5 endelong 5 **enden** v. "end, conclude; result; (ppl. adj.; cf. ending dai n. MED) final," s.v. end v.\\1 OED, ending ppl. a. OED. KEY: enden@v enden@v#adj **enden** v#adj 2 endyng 2 **enden** v 33 eended 1 ende 5 ended 12 enden 1 endeth 12 endith 1 endyd 1 **endenting** ger. "indenting, scalloping," s.v. indenting vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: endenting@ger **endenting** ger 1 endentynge 1 **ender** n. "ender," s.v. ender sb. OED. KEY: ender@n **ender** n 3 endere 3 **endetted** ppl. "indebted," s.v. indebted ppl. a. OED. KEY: endetted@ppl **endetted** ppl 1 endetted 1 **endinge** ger. "end, conclusion, result," s.v. ending vbl. sb. OED. KEY: endinge@ger **endinge** ger 3 endyng 2 endynge 1 **enditement** n. "indictment, accusation," s.v. indictment OED. KEY: enditement@n **enditement** n 1 enditementz 1 **enditen** v. "write, compose; dictate (poems); prescribe rules," s.v. indite v. OED. KEY: enditen@v **enditen** v 47 endite 32 endited 1 enditen 3 enditest 1 enditeth 3 enditynge 1 endyte 6 **enditinge** ger. "writing, composition," s.v. inditing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enditinge@ger **enditinge** ger 4 endityng 2 enditynges 1 endyting 1 **endouten** v. "(ppl.) (reflex.) feared"; not in OED. KEY: endouten@v **endouten** v 1 endouted 1 **enduren** v. "endure, last, remain; bear, suffer," s.v. endure v. OED. KEY: enduren@v **enduren** v 79 endure 65 endured 5 enduren 7 endurest 1 endureth 1 **enduring** ger. "enduring, continued existence," s.v. enduring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enduring@ger **enduring** ger 1 endurynge 1 **Eneas** n. "Aeneas, hero of the Aeneid," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eneas@n#propn **eneas** n#propn 44 eneas 42 enee 1 enyas 1 **Eneidos** n. "Virgil's Aeneid," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: eneidos@n#propn **eneidos** n#propn 3 eneyde 1 eneydos 2 **enemi** n. "enemy," s.v. enemy sb. and a. OED. KEY: enemi@n **enemi** n 70 enemy 38 enemys 32 **enemite** n. "enmity, hostility; (astro.) hostile influence," s.v. enmity OED. KEY: enemite@n **enemite** n 3 enemyte 1 enemytee 1 enmyte 1 **enfamined** ppl. "starving," s.v. enfamine v. OED. KEY: enfamined@ppl **enfamined** ppl\_abs 1 enfamyned 1 **enforcen** v. "force; (reflex.) try, strive; strengthen; grow stronger," s.v. enforce v. OED. KEY: enforcen@v **enforcen** v 38 enforce 8 enforced 2 enforcede 2 enforceden 1 enforcedest 1 enforcen 17 enforcest 1 enforcestow 1 enforceth 5 **enfortunen** v. "provide with power to influence fortune," s.v. enfortune v. OED. KEY: enfortunen@v **enfortunen** v 1 enfortuned 1 **enfourmen** v. "inform, tell; instruct, form by instruction; imbue (with)," s.v. inform v. OED. KEY: enfourmen@v **enfourmen** v 8 enforme 2 enformed 4 enformedest 1 enformyd 1 **Engelond** n. "England," place name. KEY: engelond@n#propn **engelond** n#propn 9 engelond 9 **engendren** v. "engender, produce; beget, procreate," s.v. engender OED. KEY: engendren@v **engendren** v 20 engendered 1 engendre 3 engendred 9 engendren 2 engendreth 4 engendrid 1 **engendring** ger. "engendering, cause; condition," s.v. engendering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: engendring@ger **engendring** ger 4 engendrynge 4 **engendrure** n. "engendering, act of procreation; offspring," s.v. engendrure OED. KEY: engendrure@n **engendrure** n 10 engendrure 9 engendrures 1 **engin** n. "ingenuity, skill; trickery; contrivance, mechanism; siege engine," s.v. engine sb. OED. KEY: engin@n **engin** n 9 engyn 9 **enginen** v. "(ppl.) tortured," s.v. engine v. OED. KEY: enginen@v **enginen** v 1 engyned 1 **English** adj. "English," s.v. English a. and sb. OED. KEY: english@adj **english** adj 1 englyssh 1 **English** n. "the English language," s.v. English a. and sb. OED. KEY: english@n **english** n 23 english 3 englissh 15 englysh 1 englyssh 4 **engreggen** v. "burden," s.v. engrege v. OED. KEY: engreggen@v **engreggen** v 1 engreggen 1 **enhabiten** v. "inhabit, dwell; be devoted," s.v. inhabit v. OED. KEY: enhabiten@v **enhabiten** v 8 enhabit 1 enhabited 2 enhabiten 1 enhabiteth 1 enhabitynge 2 enhabyten 1 **enhauncen** v. "enhance, raise, exalt; advance; aspire," s.v. enhance v. OED. KEY: enhauncen@v **enhauncen** v 14 enhaunced 5 enhauncen 2 enhauncest 1 enhaunceth 2 enhaunse 1 enhaunsed 1 enhaunsen 1 enhawnsen 1 **enhauncing** ger. "(astro.) elevation," s.v. enhancing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enhauncing@ger **enhauncing** ger 1 enhaunsyng 1 **enhorten** v. "exhort, urge," s.v. enhort v. OED. KEY: enhorten@v **enhorten** v 2 enhorte 2 **enjoinen** v. "enjoin, order, prescribe," s.v. enjoin v. OED. KEY: enjoinen@v **enjoinen** v 6 enjoyne 2 enjoyned 3 enjoynen 1 **enlacen** v. "entangle, involve," s.v. enlace v. OED. KEY: enlacen@v **enlacen** v 3 enlaced 2 enlaceth 1 **enluminen** v. "illuminate; adorn, color," s.v. enlumine v. OED. KEY: enluminen@v **enluminen** v 5 enlumyne 1 enlumyned 4 **enluting** ger. "(alchem.) sealing," s.v. enlute v. OED. KEY: enluting@ger **enluting** ger 1 enlutyng 1 **Ennok** n. "Enoch (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ennok@n#propn **ennok** n#propn 1 ennok 1 **Ennopie** n. "Oenopia, the island Aegina," place name; not in MED. KEY: ennopie@n#propn **ennopie** n#propn 1 ennopye 1 **enointen** v. "anoint," s.v. anoint v. OED. KEY: enointen@v **enointen** v 5 anoynten 1 enoynt 2 enoynted 2 **enqueren** v. "inquire, ask; seek, find out," s.v. inquire, enquire v. OED. KEY: enqueren@v **enqueren** v 20 enquere 16 enquered 1 enqueren 2 enqueryng 1 **enquering** ger. "inquiry," s.v. inquiring, enquiring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enquering@ger **enquering** ger 1 enquerynge 1 **ensaumple** n. "example, illustrative story, exemplum; model, pattern," s.v. ensample sb. OED. KEY: ensaumple@n **ensaumple** n 66 ensample 41 ensamples 13 ensaumple 8 ensaumples 3 exemple 1 **ensaumplere** n. "exemplar," s.v. ensampler OED. KEY: ensaumplere@n **ensaumplere** n 1 ensaumpler 1 **enselen** v. "(ppl.) ratified, confirmed; sealed up," s.v. enseal v. OED. KEY: enselen@v **enselen** v 2 enseled 2 **ensigne** n. "ensign, battle flag," s.v. ensign OED. KEY: ensigne@n **ensigne** n 1 ensaigne 1 **enspiren** v.(2) "inspire, induce; blow into," s.v. inspire v. OED. KEY: enspiren@v2 **enspiren** v2 4 enspire 2 enspyre 1 inspired 1 **ensuren** v. "ensure, promise," s.v. ensure v. OED. KEY: ensuren@v **ensuren** v 2 ensure 1 ensuren 1 **entaille** n.(1) "shape, fashion," s.v. entail sb.\\1 OED. KEY: entaille@n1 **entaille** n1 2 entayle 2 **entaillen** v.(1) "carve, sculpt," s.v. entail v.\\1 OED. KEY: entaillen@v1 **entaillen** v1 2 entaile 1 entailled 1 **entalenten** v. "stimulate," s.v. entalent v. OED. KEY: entalenten@v **entalenten** v 1 entalenten 1 **entamen** v. "touch, reopen (a wound)," s.v. entame v.\\1 OED. KEY: entamen@v **entamen** v 1 entame 1 **entechen** v. "affect, imbue (with good or evil) (also as ppl. adj.)," s.v. entach, entech v. OED. KEY: entechen@v entechen@v#adj **entechen** v#adj 1 entecched 1 **entechen** v 3 enteccheth 1 entecchid 2 **entencioun** n. "intention, purpose; desire, will, disposition; opinion," s.v. intention sb. OED. KEY: entencioun@n **entencioun** n 32 entencion 4 entencioun 28 **entendement** n. "intellect, understanding," s.v. intendment OED. KEY: entendement@n **entendement** n 2 entendement 2 **entenden** v. "intend, desire, be inclined; strive; listen to, heed; pay attention, care for," s.v. intend v. OED. KEY: entenden@v **entenden** v 22 entende 9 entended 1 entendede 1 entendeden 1 entenden 2 entendeth 6 entendynge 1 intendestow 1 **entente** n. "intent, will; reason, purpose; plan; heed, attention, care; meaning; legal claim," s.v. intent sb. OED. KEY: entente@n **entente** n 159 entent 6 entente 151 ententes 2 **ententif** adj. "intent, diligent; eager, desirous; inclined to," s.v. intentive a. OED. KEY: ententif@adj **ententif** adj 14 ententif 5 ententyf 9 **ententifli** adv. "eagerly, diligently," s.v. intentively adv. OED. KEY: ententifli@adv **ententifli** adv 3 ententiflich 1 ententyfliche 1 ententyfly 1 **enterchaungeable** adj. "reciprocal, mutual," s.v. interchangeable a. OED. KEY: enterchaungeable@adj **enterchaungeable** adj 2 entrechaungeable 2 **enterchaungen** v. "interchange, reciprocate; alternate; exchange; (pt. ppl. adj.) confused; (pr. ppl. adj.) mingling," s.v. interchange v. OED, interchanged ppl. a. OED, interchanging ppl. adj. OED. KEY: enterchaungen@v enterchaungen@v#adj%ppl enterchaungen@v#adj%prp **enterchaungen** v#adj 2 entrechaunged 1 entrechaungynge 1 **enterchaungen** v 6 entrechaunge 1 entrechaunged 1 entrechaungeden 1 entrechaungen 1 entrechaungith 2 **enterchaunging** ger. "interchange, exchange; change, reversal," s.v. interchanging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enterchaunging@ger **enterchaunging** ger 3 enterchaungynges 1 entrechaungynge 1 entrechaungynges 1 **entercomunen** v. "associate, have dealings," s.v. intercommune v. OED. KEY: entercomunen@v **entercomunen** v 1 entrecomunen 1 **entercomuning** ger. "exchange, trading," s.v. intercommuning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: entercomuning@ger **entercomuning** ger 1 entrecomunynge 1 **enterditen** v. "(ppl.) interdicted," s.v. interdict v. OED. KEY: enterditen@v **enterditen** v 2 enterdited 1 entredited 1 **enterlacen** v. "(ppl.) interlaced, entangled," s.v. interlace v. OED. KEY: enterlacen@v **enterlacen** v 1 entrelaced 1 **enterli** adv. "entirely," s.v. entirely adj. and adv. OED. KEY: enterli@adv **enterli** adv 2 entierly 2 **entermedlen** v. "(ppl.) mixed, blended," s.v. intermeddle v. OED. KEY: entermedlen@v **entermedlen** v 3 entermedled 1 entremedled 1 entremedlyd 1 **entermes** n. "interval, entertainment between courses at a feast," s.v. entremess OED. KEY: entermes@n **entermes** n 1 entremes 1 **entermeten** v. "meddle, concern oneself," s.v. entermete v. OED. KEY: entermeten@v **entermeten** v 6 entermeten 1 entremete 1 entremette 1 entremetteth 2 entremettith 1 **enterparten** v. "share," s.v. enterpart v. OED. KEY: enterparten@v **enterparten** v 1 entreparten 1 **enticement** n. "enticement, temptation," s.v. enticement OED. KEY: enticement@n **enticement** n 1 enticement 1 **enticen** v. "entice, tempt," s.v. entice v. OED. KEY: enticen@v **enticen** v 1 enticed 1 **enticere** n. "enticer, instigator," s.v. enticer OED. KEY: enticere@n **enticere** n 1 enticere 1 **enticing** ger. "enticement, temptation," s.v. enticing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enticing@ger **enticing** ger 2 entissyng 1 entisynge 1 **entitelen** v. "(ppl.) entitled, named," s.v. entitle v. OED. KEY: entitelen@v **entitelen** v 1 entitled 1 **entrailles** n. "entrails, intestines; inner parts," s.v. entrail sb.\\1 OED. KEY: entrailles@n **entrailles** n 5 entraille 2 entrayles 3 **entre** n. "entry; beginning; sanctuary, store of knowledge (?)," s.v. entry OED. KEY: entre@n **entre** n 10 entre 5 entree 4 entrees 1 **entren** v. "enter; record," s.v. enter v. OED. KEY: entren@v **entren** v 40 entre 11 entred 13 entren 5 entrest 1 entreth 1 entring 1 entrist 1 entrith 5 entryng 2 **entriken** v. "entangle, ensnare," s.v. entrike v. OED. KEY: entriken@v **entriken** v 2 entriked 1 entriketh 1 **entringe** ger. "entering; beginning; entrance," s.v. entering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: entringe@ger **entringe** ger 6 entring 2 entryng 2 entrynge 2 **entune** n. "tune, melody," s.v. entune sb. OED. KEY: entune@n **entune** n 1 entewnes 1 **entunen** v. "intone, sing," s.v. entune v. OED. KEY: entunen@v **entunen** v 2 entune 1 entuned 1 **envenimen** v. "envenom, infuse with poison; poison; infect, ruin," s.v. envenom v. OED. KEY: envenimen@v **envenimen** v 5 envenyme 2 envenymed 2 envenymeth 1 **enveniming** ger. "envenoming, poisoning," s.v. envenoming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: enveniming@ger **enveniming** ger 2 envenymynge 2 **envie** n. "envy, resentment; ill will, spite; desire," s.v. envy sb. OED. KEY: envie@n **envie** n 61 envie 12 envye 49 **envien** v.(1) "envy, feel ill will (toward)," s.v. envy v. OED. KEY: envien@v1 **envien** v1 1 envye 1 **envien** v.(2) "vie with, contend," s.v. envy v.\\2 OED. KEY: envien@v2 **envien** v2 4 envie 1 envien 1 envye 2 **envined** ppl. "(adj.) stocked with wine," s.v. envined ppl. a. OED. KEY: envined@ppl#adj **envined** ppl#adj 1 envyned 1 **envious** adj.(1) "envious, spiteful, ill willed; (as n.) envious person," s.v. envious a. OED. KEY: envious@adj1 envious@adj1#n **envious** adj1 9 envious 1 envyous 7 envyouse 1 **envious** adj1#n 1 envious 1 **enviroun** adv. "round about," s.v. environ adv. and prep. OED. KEY: enviroun@adv **enviroun** adv 1 enviroun 1 **envirounen** v. "encircle, surround; comprehend," s.v. environ v. OED. KEY: envirounen@v **envirounen** v 8 enviroune 1 envyronyng 1 envyrounde 1 envyrouned 1 envyrouneth 1 envyrowned 2 envyrowneth 1 **envirouninge** ger. "circumference," s.v. environing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: envirouninge@ger **envirouninge** ger 5 envirounynge 1 envyrounynge 3 envyrownynge 1 **envolupen** v. "(ppl.) enveloped, involved (in sin)," s.v. envelop v. OED. KEY: envolupen@v **envolupen** v 1 envoluped 1 **Eolus** n. "Aeolus, god of the winds," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eolus@n#propn **eolus** n#propn 14 eolus 14 **Ephesios** Lat. n. "Ephesians (in the Bible)." KEY: ephesios@lat\_n **ephesios** lat\_n 1 ephesios 1 **epicicle** n. "(astro.) epicycle," s.v. epicycle sb. OED. KEY: epicicle@n **epicicle** n 1 epicicle 1 **Epicurien** n. "Epicurean, follower of Epicurus," s.v. Epicurean a. and sb. OED. KEY: epicurien@n **epicurien** n 3 epycuriens 2 epycuryens 1 **Epicurus** n. "Epicurus, the Greek philosopher," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: epicurus@n#propn **epicurus** n#propn 2 epicurus 2 **epistel** n. "epistle, letter; message; Epistle (in the Bible)," s.v. epistle sb. OED. KEY: epistel@n **epistel** n 14 epistel 3 episteles 1 epistels 1 epistle 5 epistles 2 pistel 2 **equacioun** n. "(astro.) division into astronomical houses," s.v. equation OED. KEY: equacioun@n **equacioun** n 8 equacions 3 equacioun 1 equaciouns 4 **equal** adj. "equal," s.v. equal a. and sb. OED. KEY: equal@adj **equal** adj 8 equal 2 equales 5 equals 1 **equalli** adv. "equally," s.v. equally adv. OED. KEY: equalli@adv **equalli** adv 2 equally 2 **Equator** n. "(astro.) the celestial equator," s.v. Equator OED. KEY: equator@n **equator** n 1 equator 1 **equinox** n. "(astro.) equinox," s.v. equinox OED. KEY: equinox@n **equinox** n 1 equinoxiis 1 **equinoxial** adj. "(astro.) equinoctial," s.v. equinoctial a. and sb. OED. KEY: equinoxial@adj **equinoxial** adj 12 equinoxial 2 equinoxiall 10 **equinoxial** n. "(astro.) celestial equator," s.v. equinoctial a. and sb. OED. KEY: equinoxial@n **equinoxial** n 36 equinoxial 12 equinoxiall 23 equynoxial 1 **equite** n. "equity, justice," s.v. equity OED. KEY: equite@n **equite** n 5 equite 2 equitee 2 equytee 1 **er** adv. "ere, before; formerly," s.v. ere adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: er@adv **er** adv 6 er 4 or 2 **er** conj.(1) "ere, before," s.v. ere adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: er@conj1 **er** conj1 269 er 225 or 44 **er** prep. "ere, before," s.v. ere adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: er@prep **er** prep 66 er 53 or 13 **ere** n.(1) "ear, the organ of hearing," s.v. ear sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ere@n1 **ere** n1 64 eere 3 eeres 1 eeris 4 ere 28 eres 16 eris 5 erys 7 **ere** n.(2) "ear of grain," s.v. ear sb.\\2 OED. KEY: ere@n2 **ere** n2 2 ere 1 erys 1 **erect** adj. "erect, upright," s.v. erect a. and sb. OED. KEY: erect@adj **erect** adj 1 erect 1 **eren** v.(1) "plow; (ppl. adj.) plowed," s.v. ear v.\\1 OED. KEY: eren@v1 eren@v1#adj **eren** v1#adj 1 eryd 1 **eren** v1 2 ere 2 **erende** n. "message, delivery of a message," s.v. errand OED. KEY: erende@n **erende** n 2 erand 1 erande 1 **erest** adj. (sup.) "(absol. as quasi noun with at) (for) the first time," s.v. erst a. and adv. OED. KEY: erest@adj#n **erest** adj#n 11 erst 7 erste 4 **erest** adv. "before, earlier," s.v. erst a. and adv. OED. KEY: erest@adv **erest** adv 30 erst 30 **Eriphilem** n. "Eriphyle, wife of Amphiaraus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eriphilem@n#propn **eriphilem** n#propn 1 eriphilem 1 **erl** n. "earl," s.v. earl sb. OED. KEY: erl@n **erl** n 11 erl 8 erles 3 **erli** adv. "early, soon," s.v. early adv. OED. KEY: erli@adv **erli** adv 12 eerly 1 erly 11 **ermen** v. "grieve," s.v. erme v. OED. KEY: ermen@v **ermen** v 2 erme 2 **Ermin** adj. & n. "(as n.) Armenian"; not in OED. KEY: ermin@n **ermin** n 1 ermyn 1 **ernest** n. "earnestness, serious matter; passion," s.v. earnest sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ernest@n **ernest** n 20 ernest 20 **ernestful** adj. "earnest, grave," s.v. earnestful OED. KEY: ernestful@adj **ernestful** adj 2 ernestful 2 **erratik** adj. & n. "(as adj.) wandering (star; i.e., planet)," s.v. erratic a. and sb. OED. KEY: erratik@adj **erratik** adj 1 erratik 1 **erraunt** adj. "arrant, notorious; (of a pawn in chess) achieving checkmate," s.v. errant a. (sb.) OED. KEY: erraunt@adj **erraunt** adj 2 errant 1 erraunt 1 **erren** v.(1) "err, blunder; wander, deviate; do wrong," s.v. err v.\\1 OED. KEY: erren@v1 **erren** v1 19 erre 3 erred 10 erren 4 errest 1 errid 1 **errour** n.(1) "error, deviation from truth, sin; fickleness," s.v. error OED. KEY: errour@n1 **errour** n1 24 errour 22 errours 1 errowr 1 **errour** n.(2) "perplexity, confusion," s.v. error OED. KEY: errour@n2 **errour** n2 2 errour 2 **erthe** n.(1) "earth, the world; ground, soil, clay," s.v. earth sb.\\1 OED. KEY: erthe@n1 **erthe** n1 118 eerthe 1 erthe 105 erthes 11 erthis 1 **ertheli** adj. "earthly, worldly, mortal," s.v. earthly a. OED. KEY: ertheli@adj **ertheli** adj 34 erthely 12 erthli 1 erthliche 2 erthly 19 **erthen** adj. "earthen, clay," s.v. earthen a. OED. KEY: erthen@adj **erthen** adj 1 erthen 1 **eructavit** Lat. v. "has uttered." KEY: eructavit@lat\_v **eructavit** lat\_v 1 eructavit 1 **Erudice** n. "Eurydice, wife of Orpheus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: erudice@n#propn **erudice** n#propn 2 erudice 1 erudyce 1 **escapen** v. "escape, get free; recover (from an injury)," s.v. escape v. OED. KEY: escapen@v **escapen** v 33 ascapen 1 escape 14 escaped 10 escapen 5 escapeth 2 escapyn 1 **Escaphilo** n. "Ascalaphus, whom Proserpina changed into an owl," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: escaphilo@n#propn **escaphilo** n#propn 1 escaphilo 1 **eschaufen** v. "heat; inflame, excite," s.v. eschaufe v. OED. KEY: eschaufen@v **eschaufen** v 10 eschaufed 1 eschaufede 1 eschaufen 1 eschaufeth 5 eschawfed 1 eschawfeth 1 **eschaufinge** ger. "heating; excitement (of passion)," s.v. eschaufe v. OED. KEY: eschaufinge@ger **eschaufinge** ger 2 eschawfynge 1 eschawfynges 1 **eschaunge** n. "exchange; money changing; interchange," s.v. exchange sb. OED. KEY: eschaunge@n **eschaunge** n 7 eschaunge 6 eschaunges 1 **escheu** adj. "loath, unwilling," s.v. eschew a. OED. KEY: escheu@adj **escheu** adj 2 eschew 1 eschu 1 **escheuen** v. "eschew, avoid, abstain from; flee from, escape," s.v. eschew v.\\1 OED. KEY: escheuen@v **escheuen** v 45 eschewe 7 eschewed 1 eschue 21 eschued 3 eschuen 4 eschueth 5 eschuw 1 eschuwe 2 eschuwen 1 **escheuinge** ger. "eschewing, avoiding," s.v. eschew v.\\1 OED. KEY: escheuinge@ger **escheuinge** ger 3 eschewing 1 eschewynge 1 eschuynge 1 **Esculapius** n. "Aesculapius, god of medicine," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: esculapius@n#propn **esculapius** n#propn 1 esculapius 1 **ese** n. "ease, comfort; pleasure, enjoyment; benefit; relief, refreshment; means, ability," s.v. ease sb. OED. KEY: ese@n **ese** n 64 eise 1 ese 62 eyse 1 **esement** n. "(Law) redress, compensation," s.v. easement OED. KEY: esement@n **esement** n 2 esement 2 **esen** v. "ease, entertain; help, benefit; comfort, accommodate; soothe, relieve," s.v. ease v. OED. KEY: esen@v **esen** v 18 ease 1 ese 7 esed 7 esen 2 eseth 1 **esi** adj. "easy; comfortable; suitable; lenient, gentle; (with pas) slow; not difficult, moderate," s.v. easy a. KEY: esi@adj **esi** adj 17 esier 1 esy 15 esyere 1 **esili** adv. "easily; comfortably; gently; slowly," s.v. easily adv. OED. KEY: esili@adv **esili** adv 12 esely 3 esilich 1 esily 8 **esing** ger. "easing, comforting," s.v. easing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: esing@ger **esing** ger 1 esyng 1 **Eson** n. "Aeson, father of Jason," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eson@n#propn **eson** n#propn 2 eson 2 **espace** n. "space of time," s.v. espace OED. KEY: espace@n **espace** n 1 espace 1 **espece** n. "species," s.v. espece OED, espece n. MED Suppl. KEY: espece@n **espece** n 1 especes 1 **especial** adj. "special, intimate; particular; (as n. with in) (to) particulars, specifically," s.v. especial a. OED. KEY: especial@adj especial@adjas\_n **especial** adjas\_n 2 especial 2 **especial** adj 2 especial 1 especiale 1 **espiaille** n. "spying; spies," s.v. espial OED. KEY: espiaille@n **espiaille** n 2 espiaille 2 **espirituel** adj. "spiritual," s.v. espiritual a. OED. KEY: espirituel@adj **espirituel** adj 17 espiritueel 11 espirituel 2 espirituels 4 **Essex** n. "Essex, the county," place name; not in MED. KEY: essex@n#propn **essex** n#propn 1 essex 1 **essoine** n. "(Law) excuse," s.v. essoin, essoign sb. OED. KEY: essoine@n **essoine** n 1 essoyne 1 **establishen** v. "establish, ordain; impose (by decree); establish (a fact), prove," s.v. establish v. OED, establishen v. Suppl. MED. KEY: establishen@v **establishen** v 18 establissched 2 establisschid 3 establissed 6 establisseth 1 establisshed 2 establissheth 1 establisshid 1 establissyde 1 establysschid 1 **est** Lat. v. "is." KEY: est@lat\_v **est** lat\_v 4 est 4 **est** n. "(as n.) east; (as adj.) east, eastern; (as adv.) east, eastward," s.v. east adj., sb., and a. OED. KEY: est@n#adj est@n#adv est@n **est** n#adv 11 eest 1 est 10 **est** n 29 eest 2 est 26 este 1 **est** n#adj 32 est 32 **estat** n. "state, condition; status, power; class, rank; term of office; pomp, display," s.v. estate sb. OED. KEY: estat@n **estat** n 124 estaat 70 estat 52 estats 1 estatz 1 **estatli** adj. "stately, noble; befitting one's rank," s.v. estately a. and adv. OED. KEY: estatli@adj **estatli** adj 4 estaatly 1 estatlich 2 estatly 1 **estatute** n. "statute, rule," s.v. estatute OED, estatute n. MED Suppl. KEY: estatute@n **estatute** n 1 estatutz 1 **Ester** n. "Esther (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ester@n#propn **ester** n#propn 5 ester 3 hester 2 **Estern** n. "(as adj.) Easter," s.v. Easter a. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: estern@n#adj **estern** n#adj 2 estre 2 **estimacioun** n. "estimation, judgement," s.v. estimation OED. KEY: estimacioun@n **estimacioun** n 3 estimacion 2 estimacioun 1 **estre** n. "(pl.) interior parts; recesses (in a building), paths (in a garden)," s.v. estre OED. KEY: estre@n **estre** n 5 estrees 1 estres 3 estris 1 **estward** adv. "eastward," s.v. eastward adv. and a. OED. KEY: estward@adv **estward** adv 8 estward 8 **et** Fr. conj. "and." KEY: et@fr\_conj **et** fr\_conj 2 et 2 **et** Lat. conj. "and." KEY: et@lat\_conj **et** lat\_conj 3 et 3 **etc.** abbrev. "et cetera," s.v. et cetera, etcetera, OED, et cetera MED. KEY: et\_cetera@abbrev **et\_cetera** abbrev 4 etc 4 **eten** v. "eat," s.v. eat v. OED. KEY: eten@v **eten** v 77 eet 9 eete 1 et 2 ete 34 eten 26 eteth 3 etith 1 etyng 1 **eternal** adj. "eternal," s.v. eternal a. and sb. OED. KEY: eternal@adj **eternal** adj 3 eterneel 2 eternel 1 **eternalli** adv. "eternally," s.v. eternally adv. OED. KEY: eternalli@adv **eternalli** adv 8 eternalich 1 eternalli 1 eternally 3 eternaly 3 **eterne** adj. "eternal," s.v. eterne a. OED. KEY: eterne@adj **eterne** adj 27 eterne 27 **eternite** n. "eternity," s.v. eternity OED. KEY: eternite@n **eternite** n 7 eternite 5 eternyte 2 **ethe** adv. "easily," s.v. eath, eith a. and adv. OED. KEY: ethe@adv **ethe** adv 1 ethe 1 **ethe** pred. adj. "easy," s.v. eath a. and adv. OED. KEY: ethe@adj **ethe** adj 1 ethe 1 **Ethiocles** n. "Eteocles, son of Oedipus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ethiocles@n#propn **ethiocles** n#propn 2 ethiocles 2 **Ethiopien** n. "Ethiopian," s.v. Ethiopian a. and sb. OED. KEY: ethiopien@n **ethiopien** n 1 ethiopeen 1 **Ethna** n. "Mount Etna, in Sicily," place name; not in MED. KEY: ethna@n#propn **ethna** n#propn 3 ethna 3 **Etik** n.(1) "Etik (unidentified)," proper n. KEY: etik@n1#propn **etik** n1#propn 1 etik 1 **etinge** ger. "eating," s.v. eating vbl. sb. OED. KEY: etinge@ger **etinge** ger 5 etynge 5 **eu** n. "yew, the tree," s.v. yew sb. OED. KEY: eu@n **eu** n 3 ew 3 **Euclide** n. "Euclid, the Greek mathematician," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: euclide@n#propn **euclide** n#propn 1 euclide 1 **Eufrates** n. "Euphrates, the river in Mesopotamia," place name; not in MED. KEY: eufrates@n#propn **eufrates** n#propn 2 eufrates 2 **Euripidis** n. "Euripides, the Greek playwright," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: euripidis@n#propn **euripidis** n#propn 1 euripidis 1 **Eurippe** n. "Eurippus, the channel between Boetia and Euboea," place name; not in MED. KEY: eurippe@n#propn **eurippe** n#propn 2 eurippe 2 **Europa** n. "Europa, loved by Zeus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: europa@n#propn **europa** n#propn 1 europe 1 **Europe** n. "Europe, the continent," place name; s.v. Europe n. MED Suppl. KEY: europe@n#propn **europe** n#propn 2 europe 2 **Eurus** n. "the east wind," s.v. Eurus OED. KEY: eurus@n **eurus** n 2 eurus 2 **Evander** n. "Evander, Arcadian settler of Italy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: evander@n#propn **evander** n#propn 2 evander 2 **evangelie** n. "Gospel (in the Bible)," s.v. evangel\\1 evangile OED. KEY: evangelie@n **evangelie** n 3 evangile 1 evaungelie 1 evaungiles 1 **evangelist** n. "evangelist (in the Bible)," s.v. evangelist OED. KEY: evangelist@n **evangelist** n 4 evaungelist 4 **Eve** n. "Eve, first woman (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: eve@n#propn **eve** n#propn 9 eva 2 eve 7 **even** adj. "even, level; equal; impartial, fair; moderate, average; calm, steadfast; harmonious," s.v. even a. OED. KEY: even@adj **even** adj 24 even 1 evene 23 **even** adv. "evenly, equally; straight, horizontally; directly, exactly; correctly; calmly; fully, indeed," s.v. even adv. OED. KEY: even@adv **even** adv 36 even 9 evene 27 **even** n. "evening; (also as adj.; cf. eve-sterre n.)," s.v. eve sb.\\1 OED, even sb.\\1 OED, as adj. s.v. even-sterre n. MED. KEY: even@n even@n#adj **even** n 32 eve 22 even 8 evene 1 evenes 1 **even** n#adj 1 eve 1 **evene-Cristene** n. "fellow Christian," s.v. even-Christian OED, even adj. MED. KEY: evene-cristene@n **evene-cristene** n 5 evene-cristen 1 evene-cristene 4 **evenforth** prep. "according to, to the extent of," s.v. emforth adv. and prep. OED. KEY: evenforth@prep **evenforth** prep 5 emforth 5 **evening** n.(1) "evening (of the day)," s.v. evening sb.\\1 OED. KEY: evening@n1 **evening** n1 3 evenyng 3 **evenli** adj. "equal; the same, like," s.v. evenly a. OED. KEY: evenli@adj **evenli** adj 3 evene-lyke 1 evenelyk 1 evenelyke 1 **evenli** adv. "equally," s.v. evenly adv. OED. KEY: evenli@adv **evenli** adv 2 eveneliche 2 **even-song** n. "vespers," s.v. evensong OED. KEY: even-song@n **even-song** n 2 even-song 1 evensong 1 **even-sterre** n. "evening star," s.v. eve-star OED. KEY: even-sterre@n **even-sterre** n 1 eve-sterre 1 **even-tide** n. "evening (of the day)," s.v. eventide OED. KEY: even-tide@n **even-tide** n 2 eve-tyde 1 even-tyde 1 **ever** adv. "ever, always, continually," s.v. ever adv. OED. KEY: ever@adv **ever** adv 446 euere 1 ever 88 evere 357 **everich-on** pron. "each, everyone," s.v. every a. (quasi-pron.) OED. KEY: everich-on@pron **everich-on** pron 51 everechon 1 everichon 16 everichone 9 everichoon 5 everychon 13 everychone 2 everychoon 5 **everi-del** n. & adv. "(as n.) everything; (as adv.) entirely, in every way," s.v. everydeal OED. KEY: everi-del@adv everi-del@n **everi-del** adv 16 everideel 2 everydeel 2 everydeell 1 everydel 6 everydell 5 **everi-del** n 3 everydeel 1 everydel 2 **everi** pron. "every, each (also as adj.)," s.v. every a. (quasi-pron.) OED. KEY: everi@pron everi@pron\_gram\_adj **everi** pron 64 everich 45 everiche 5 every 1 everych 11 everyche 2 **everi** pron\_gram\_adj 664 everi 9 everich 23 every 625 everych 6 everyche 1 **everiwhere** adv. "everywhere," s.v. everywhere adv. OED. KEY: everiwhere@adv **everiwhere** adv 5 everywheere 1 everywhere 4 **ever-lasting** ppl. "(adj.) everlasting," s.v. everlasting a. and sb. OED. KEY: ever-lasting@prp#adj **ever-lasting** prp#adj 1 everelastynge 1 **ever-mor** adv. "always, continually, perpetually," s.v. evermore adv. OED. KEY: ever-mor@adv **ever-mor** adv 84 everemo 27 everemoo 1 everemoore 21 everemore 5 evermo 14 evermoo 1 evermor 1 evermore 14 **evidence** n. "evidence, indication," s.v. evidence sb. OED. KEY: evidence@n **evidence** n 1 evydences 1 **evidentli** adv. "clearly, indubitably," s.v. evidently adv. OED. KEY: evidentli@adv **evidentli** adv 3 evidently 2 evydently 1 **exaltacioun** n.(1) "(astro.) exaltation, position of greatest planetary influence," s.v. exaltation OED. KEY: exaltacioun@n1 **exaltacioun** n1 4 exaltacion 1 exaltacioun 3 **exaltat** adj. "(astro.) in the position of greatest planetary influence," s.v. exaltate pple. OED. KEY: exaltat@adj **exaltat** adj 1 exaltat 1 **exametron** n. "hexameter," s.v. hexameter a. and sb. OED, exametron n. MED Suppl. KEY: exametron@n **exametron** n 1 exametron 1 **examinacion** n. "examination, investigation," s.v. examination OED. KEY: examinacion@n **examinacion** n 1 examynacion 1 **examinen** v. "examine, investigate," s.v. examine v. OED. KEY: examinen@v **examinen** v 11 examine 1 examinen 1 examineth 1 examyne 4 examyned 4 **examining** ger. "examining, scrutiny," s.v. examining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: examining@ger **examining** ger 1 examynynge 1 **exceden** v. "exceed," s.v. exceed v. OED. KEY: exceden@v **exceden** v 3 exceden 1 excedid 1 excedith 1 **excellence** n. "excellence," s.v. excellence OED. KEY: excellence@n **excellence** n 17 excellence 17 **excellent** adj. "excellent," s.v. excellent pple., a., and adv. OED. KEY: excellent@adj **excellent** adj 16 excelent 1 excellent 14 excellente 1 **excepcioun** n. "exception; reservation, exemption," s.v. exception OED. KEY: excepcioun@n **excepcioun** n 3 excepcion 1 excepcioun 2 **excess** n. "excess, intemperance; sin, wrong-doing," s.v. excess OED. KEY: excess@n **excess** n 7 excesse 7 **exciten** v. "excite, stir up, rouse; incite, urge, exhort," s.v. excite v. OED. KEY: exciten@v **exciten** v 9 excited 4 exciten 1 exciteth 3 excitynge 1 **exciting** ger. "exciting, incitement," s.v. exciting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: exciting@ger **exciting** ger 1 excitynge 1 **excusable** adj. "excusable," s.v. excusable a. OED. KEY: excusable@adj **excusable** adj 1 excusable 1 **excusacioun** n. "excuse, justification," s.v. excusation OED. KEY: excusacioun@n **excusacioun** n 3 excusacioun 2 excusacyouns 1 **excuse** n. "excuse," s.v. excuse sb. OED. KEY: excuse@n **excuse** n 2 excuse 2 **excusen** v. "excuse," s.v. excuse v. OED. KEY: excusen@v **excusen** v 37 excuse 12 excused 9 excusen 7 excusest 2 excuseth 4 excusid 1 excusynge 2 **execucioun** n. "execution (of an order); punishment," s.v. execution OED. KEY: execucioun@n **execucioun** n 8 execucion 3 execucioun 5 **executen** v. "execute, put in effect," s.v. execute v. OED. KEY: executen@v **executen** v 2 execut 1 executeth 1 **executour** n. "executor, agent, one who carries out orders," s.v. executor OED. KEY: executour@n **executour** n 1 executour 1 **executrice** n. "executrix, female agent, one who carries out orders," s.v. executrice OED. KEY: executrice@n **executrice** n 1 executrice 1 **exempt** ppl. "exempt," s.v. exempt ppl. a. and sb. OED. KEY: exempt@ppl **exempt** ppl 1 exempt 1 **exercen** v. "exercise (jurisdiction)," s.v. exerce v. OED. KEY: exercen@v **exercen** v 1 exercen 1 **exercise** n. "exercise (physical); (improvement from) experience," s.v. exercise sb. OED. KEY: exercise@n **exercise** n 3 excercise 1 exercise 2 **exercisen** v. "exercise, perform, carry out; practice (a craft); exert; train," s.v. exercise v. OED. KEY: exercisen@v **exercisen** v 9 excercise 2 excercised 1 exercise 4 exercised 1 exerciseth 1 **exercising** ger. "improvement by training," s.v. exercising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: exercising@ger **exercising** ger 2 exercisynge 2 **exercitacioun** n. "exercise, use," s.v. exercitation OED. KEY: exercitacioun@n **exercitacioun** n 1 exercitacioun 1 **exil** n.(1) "exile," s.v. exile sb.\\1 OED. KEY: exil@n1 **exil** n1 7 exil 7 **exiled** ppl. "(adj.) exiled," s.v. exiled1 ppl. a. OED. KEY: exiled@ppl#adj **exiled** ppl#adj 13 exiled 12 exyled 1 **exilen** v. "exile," s.v. exile v. OED. KEY: exilen@v **exilen** v 2 exile 2 **exiling** ger. "exiling, exile," s.v. exiling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: exiling@ger **exiling** ger 2 exilynge 2 **existence** n. "existence," s.v. existence OED. KEY: existence@n **existence** n 1 existence 1 **Exodi** Lat. n. "Exodus (in the Bible)." KEY: exodi@lat\_n **exodi** lat\_n 1 exodi 1 **exorcisacioun** n. "calling up spirits," s.v. exorcization OED. KEY: exorcisacioun@n **exorcisacioun** n 1 exorsisacions 1 **expans** adj. "(of astro. tables) expanded (in groups of years)," s.v. expanse a. OED. KEY: expans@adj **expans** adj 1 expans 1 **expellen** v. "expel," s.v. expel v. OED. KEY: expellen@v **expellen** v 1 expelle 1 **experience** n. "experience, proof by observation," s.v. experience sb. OED. KEY: experience@n **experience** n 22 experience 22 **expert** ppl. adj. "experienced, wise through experience," s.v. expert a.\\1 OED. KEY: expert@ppl#adj **expert** ppl#adj 6 expert 6 **exposicioun** n. "exposition," s.v. exposition OED. KEY: exposicioun@n **exposicioun** n 1 exposicioun 1 **expounen** v. "expound, explain, interpret," s.v. expound v. OED. KEY: expounen@v **expounen** v 11 expounde 4 expounden 2 expoune 1 expowne 1 expowned 3 **expres** adj. "express, explicit," s.v. express a. adv. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: expres@adj **expres** adj 2 expres 2 **expresse** adv. "expressly, explicitly, outright," s.v. express a. adv. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: expresse@adv **expresse** adv 8 expres 8 **expresseli** adv. "expressly, explicitly," s.v. expressly adv. OED. KEY: expresseli@adv **expresseli** adv 1 expresly 1 **expressen** v. "express, put in words; describe, tell," s.v. express v. OED. KEY: expressen@v **expressen** v 12 expresse 9 expressed 2 expresseth 1 **expulsif** adj. "having the power to expel," s.v. expulsive a. and sb. OED. KEY: expulsif@adj **expulsif** adj 1 expulsif 1 **extenden** v. "extend, stretch out," s.v. extend v. OED. KEY: extenden@v **extenden** v 1 extenden 1 **extensa** Lat. adj. "extended." KEY: extensa@lat\_adj **extensa** lat\_adj 1 extensa 1 **extorcioun** n. "extortion," s.v. extortion OED. KEY: extorcioun@n **extorcioun** n 6 extorcions 4 extorcioun 2 **Ezechias** n. "Hezekiah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ezechias@n#propn **ezechias** n#propn 1 ezechias 1 **Ezechiel** n. "Ezekial, the prophet (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ezechiel@n#propn **ezechiel** n#propn 4 ezechie 1 ezechiel 3 **-- F --** **f** n. "the letter f," s.v. f OED. KEY: f@n **f** n 15 f 15 **fable** n. "fictional story, fiction; falsehood; idle talk," s.v. fable sb. OED. KEY: fable@n **fable** n 15 fable 10 fables 5 **Fabricius** n. "Gaius Fabricius Luscinus, a Roman consul," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: fabricius@n#propn **fabricius** n#propn 1 fabricius 1 **face** n. "face; expression; appearance; (astro.) division of a zodiacal sign," s.v. face sb. OED. KEY: face@n **face** n 137 face 135 faces 2 **facioun** n. "fashion, shape, appearance; structure, established order," s.v. fashion sb. OED. KEY: facioun@n **facioun** n 7 fasoun 6 fassoun 1 **facound** adj. "eloquent," s.v. facund a. OED. KEY: facound@adj **facound** adj 1 facound 1 **facounde** n. "eloquence, manner of speaking," s.v. facund sb. OED. KEY: facounde@n **facounde** n 3 facound 1 facounde 2 **faculte** n. "power, ability; field of knowledge, profession," s.v. faculty OED. KEY: faculte@n **faculte** n 5 faculte 4 facultee 1 **fade** adj. "pale, feeble," s.v. fade adj.\\2 OED. KEY: fade@adj **fade** adj 2 fade 2 **faden** v.(1) "grow pale," s.v. fade v.\\1 OED. KEY: faden@v1 **faden** v1 4 fade 2 faded 1 faden 1 **fader** n. "father," s.v. father sb. OED. KEY: fader@n **fader** n 189 fader 144 faderes 3 faders 2 fadir 11 fadre 1 fadres 27 fadris 1 **fader\_in\_laue** n 2 fadres-in-lawe 1 fadyr-in-lawe 1 **fader-in-lawe** n. "father in law," s.v. father-in-law OED, fader in laue n. MED. KEY: fader\_in\_laue@n **fadme** n. "(pl.) fathom (about six feet)," s.v. fathom sb. OED. KEY: fadme@n **fadme** n 4 fadme 3 fadome 1 **faile** n. "(with without, saunz) (without) doubt, certainly," s.v. fail sb.\\2 OED. KEY: faile@n **faile** n 13 faille 8 fayle 5 **failen** v. "fail, disappoint; be unsuccessful, fail (to do something); lack; grow weak," s.v. fail v. OED. KEY: failen@v **failen** v 80 faile 1 failed 1 failen 7 failest 1 faileth 11 failide 1 faille 26 failled 2 faillen 3 failleth 2 fayle 13 fayled 2 faylede 1 faylen 3 fayleth 5 faylle 1 **failinge** ger. "failure; cessation," s.v. failing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: failinge@ger **failinge** ger 3 failynge 2 faylyng 1 **fain** adj. "glad, well pleased, eager," s.v. fain a. and adv. OED. KEY: fain@adj **fain** adj 24 fawe 1 fayn 18 fayner 1 feyn 4 **fain** adv. "gladly, willingly, eagerly," s.v. fain a. and adv. OED. KEY: fain@adv **fain** adv 46 fawe 1 fayn 41 fayner 1 faynest 1 feyn 2 **fair** adj. "fair, attractive; shining; favorable; gracious; just, morally good; (as form of address) dear," s.v. fair a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: fair@adj **fair** adj 301 fair 120 faire 103 fairer 17 fairere 1 fairest 4 faireste 6 fayr 19 fayre 15 fayrer 5 fayrest 1 fayreste 3 feir 5 feire 1 feyr 1 **fair** n. "beauty; good fortune," s.v. fair a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: fair@n **fair** n 4 fair 2 faire 2 **faire** adv. "handsomely; well; neatly; courteously, gently; fully, completely; directly," s.v. fair adv. OED. KEY: faire@adv **faire** adv 67 fair 2 faire 55 fairer 1 fairere 1 faireste 1 fayr 1 fayre 5 feyre 1 **faire** n. "affair, business," s.v. fair sb.\\1 OED. KEY: faire@n **faire** n 1 fair 1 **Faire-Semblaunt** n. "fair appearance (as proper n., personified)"; not in MED. KEY: faire-semblaunt@n#propn **faire-semblaunt** n#propn 1 faire-semblaunt 1 **fairie** n. "fairies; fairyland; enchantment," s.v. fairy sb. and a. OED. KEY: fairie@n **fairie** n 11 fairye 4 fayerye 6 fayeryes 1 **fairnesse** n. "fairness, beauty, graciousness," s.v. fairness OED. KEY: fairnesse@n **fairnesse** n 12 fairenesse 1 fairnesse 8 fayrnesse 2 feyrnesse 1 **fal** n. "fall, falling down," s.v. fall sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fal@n **fal** n 4 fal 4 **falding** n. "coarse woolen cloth," s.v. falding OED. KEY: falding@n **falding** n 2 faldyng 2 **fallen** v. "fall, descend; decrease; fall into, come (to a condition); befall, occur," s.v. fall v. OED. KEY: fallen@v **fallen** v 334 falle 130 fallen 45 falles 2 fallest 1 falleth 24 fallith 2 fallynge 1 fel 22 fell 1 felle 1 fellen 3 fil 71 fille 12 fillen 4 fyl 5 ifalle 1 yfalle 6 yfallen 3 **falling** ppl. "(astro.) declining; (as adj.) felling, causing to fall," s.v. falling ppl. a. OED. KEY: falling@prp falling@prp#adj **falling** prp#adj 1 fallyng 1 **falling** prp 1 fallyng 1 **fallinge** ger. "fall, toppling; occurrence," s.v. falling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: fallinge@ger **fallinge** ger 7 fallyng 2 fallynge 5 **fals** adj. "false, untrue; spurious, counterfeit; deceitful, treacherous; wicked, wrong," s.v. false a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: fals@adj **fals** adj 226 fals 112 false 113 falser 1 **fals** adv. "falsely," s.v. false a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: fals@adv **fals** adv 2 fals 2 **fals** n. "falsehood, deceit," s.v. false a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: fals@n **fals** n 2 fals 2 **falsen** v. "falsify, misrepresent; deceive, betray," s.v. false v. OED. KEY: falsen@v **falsen** v 12 false 2 falsed 4 falsen 5 falsest 1 **falshede** n. "falseness, deceitfulness, infidelity," s.v. falsehood OED. KEY: falshede@n **falshede** n 5 falshede 5 **falsli** adv. "falsely, deceitfully, untruly, dishonestly; wrongfully," s.v. falsely adv. OED. KEY: falsli@adv **falsli** adv 26 falsly 26 **falsnesse** n. "falseness, deceitfulness, dishonesty; error," s.v. falseness OED. KEY: falsnesse@n **falsnesse** n 13 falsnes 1 falsnesse 12 **falteren** v. "falter, tremble," s.v. falter v.\\1 OED. KEY: falteren@v **falteren** v 1 faltren 1 **falwe** adj.(2) "sallow, brownish yellow," s.v. fallow adj.\\1 OED. KEY: falwe@adj2 **falwe** adj2 2 falow 1 falwe 1 **falwe** n. "fallow land," s.v. fallow sb. OED. KEY: falwe@n **falwe** n 1 falwes 1 **fame** n.(1) "fame, reputation; news, rumor; (also as proper n., personified)" s.v. fame sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fame@n1 fame@n1#propn **fame** n1 54 fame 51 fames 3 **fame** n1#propn 27 fame 18 fames 9 **familiarite** n. "friendliness, intimacy," s.v. familiarity OED. KEY: familiarite@n **familiarite** n 2 familiarites 1 famylarite 1 **familier** adj. "of one's household; intimate, sociable," s.v. familiar a. and sb. OED. KEY: familier@adj **familier** adj 5 familer 1 famulier 3 famylier 1 **familier** n. "member of one's household; close associate," s.v. familiar a. and sb. OED. KEY: familier@n **familier** n 8 familiers 3 familyer 2 famylier 2 famylieres 1 **famine** n. "famine," s.v. famine OED. KEY: famine@n **famine** n 3 famyne 3 **famous** adj. "famous," s.v. famous a. OED. KEY: famous@adj **famous** adj 6 famous 6 **famous** adv. "famously"; not in OED. KEY: famous@adv **famous** adv 1 famous 1 **fane** n.(1) "weather vane," s.v. fane sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fane@n1 **fane** n1 1 fane 1 **fanne** n. "fan; quintain," s.v. fan sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fanne@n **fanne** n 2 fan 1 fanne 1 **fantasie** n. "fantasy, imagination; delusion; desire, inclination," s.v. fantasy, phantasy sb. OED. KEY: fantasie@n **fantasie** n 28 fantasie 11 fantasies 5 fantasye 12 **fantastik** adj. "of the mental faculty of fantasy," s.v. fantastic a. and sb. OED. KEY: fantastik@adj **fantastik** adj 1 fantastik 1 **fantom** n. "phantom, delusion; delusory dream," s.v. phantom sb. OED. KEY: fantom@n **fantom** n 3 fantome 3 **fare** n.(1) "behavior, conduct; commotion, fuss, ado; condition, state," s.v. fare sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fare@n1 **fare** n1 23 fare 23 **fare-carte** n. "wagon for hauling goods"; not in OED; s.v. fare n.(1) MED. KEY: fare-carte@n **fare-carte** n 1 fare-carte 1 **faren** v. "fare, go, travel; behave; happen; seem; (ppl. adj. ) (with wel; cf. wel-faringe adj.) handsome," s.v. fare v.\\1 OED, faring ppl. a. OED. KEY: faren@v faren@v#adj **faren** v#adj 2 farynge 2 **faren** v 145 far 6 fare 56 faren 18 fares 1 farest 2 fareth 27 farst 1 ferd 2 ferde 27 ferden 2 yfare 3 **farewel** interj. "farewell," s.v. farewell int. OED, faren v. MED. KEY: farewel@interj **farewel** interj 32 far-wel 2 fare-wel 1 fareweel 1 farewel 17 farwel 10 farwell 1 **farmacie** n. "medicine," s.v. pharmacy OED. KEY: farmacie@n **farmacie** n 1 fermacies 1 **farsen** v. "(ppl.) stuffed, embellished," s.v. farce v.\\1 OED. KEY: farsen@v **farsen** v 2 farced 1 farsed 1 **fast** adj. "fast, rapid; firm, thick," s.v. fast a. OED. KEY: fast@adj **fast** adj 5 fast 1 faste 1 faster 2 fastere 1 **faste** adv. "fast, tightly, firmly; quickly, eagerly; (as intens.) severely, vigorously; closely," s.v. fast adv. OED. KEY: faste@adv **faste** adv 224 fast 6 faste 217 fastere 1 **fasten** n. "fast, abstinence from food," s.v. fast sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fasten@n **fasten** n 1 fast 1 **fasten** v.(1) "(ppl.) joined in marriage," s.v. fast v.\\1 OED. KEY: fasten@v1 **fasten** v1 1 fast 1 **fasten** v.(2) "fast, abstain from food; (ppl. adj.) fasting," s.v. fast v.\\2 OED, fasting ppl. a. OED. KEY: fasten@v2 fasten@v2#adj **fasten** v2#adj 1 fastyng 1 **fasten** v2 20 faste 7 fasted 4 fasten 2 fasteth 3 fasting 1 fastyng 1 fastynge 2 **fastinge** ger.(2) "fasting, abstinence from food," s.v. fasting vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fastinge@ger2 **fastinge** ger2 9 fasting 1 fastynge 7 fastynges 1 **fastnen** v. "fasten," s.v. fasten v. OED. KEY: fastnen@v **fastnen** v 6 fastne 2 fastned 1 fastnede 1 festne 1 festnyd 1 **fat** adj. "fat," s.v. fat a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: fat@adj **fat** adj 12 fat 10 fatt 1 fatte 1 **fatal** adj. "predestined; concerned with fate," s.v. fatal a. OED. KEY: fatal@adj **fatal** adj 5 fatal 5 **fate** n. "fate, destiny," s.v. fate sb. OED. KEY: fate@n **fate** n 3 fate 3 **fatten** v. "fatten," s.v. fatten v. OED. KEY: fatten@v **fatten** v 1 fatte 1 **fattish** adj. "fattish, well rounded," s.v. fattish a. OED. KEY: fattish@adj **fattish** adj 1 fattyssh 1 **fauconer** n. "falconer," s.v. falconer\\1 OED. KEY: fauconer@n **fauconer** n 1 fauconers 1 **faucoun** n. "falcon," s.v. falcon sb. OED. KEY: faucoun@n **faucoun** n 17 faucon 9 faucoun 5 faukon 2 faukoun 1 **faun** n. "a rural god"; not in OED. KEY: faun@n **faun** n 2 fawnes 1 fawny 1 **faunen** v.(1) "fawn upon," s.v. fawn v.\\1 OED. KEY: faunen@v1 **faunen** v1 1 fauned 1 **favourable** adj. "favorable, well disposed; partial," s.v. favourable, favorable a. OED. KEY: favourable@adj **favourable** adj 2 favorable 2 **favour** n. "favor, good will; partiality, graciousness," s.v. favour, favor sb. OED. KEY: favour@n **favour** n 17 favour 17 **favouren** v. "favour," s.v. favour, favor v. OED. KEY: favouren@v **favouren** v 1 favourede 1 **fe** n.(2) "fee, payment; property," s.v. fee sb.\\2 OED. KEY: fe@n2 **fe** n2 6 fee 3 fees 3 **feble** adj. "feeble; (comp. as n.) the feebler ones," s.v. feeble a. and sb. OED. KEY: feble@adj feble@adj#n **feble** adj 30 feble 19 feblere 2 fieble 9 **feble** adj#n 1 feblere 1 **feblenesse** n. "feebleness, weakness," s.v. feebleness OED. KEY: feblenesse@n **feblenesse** n 1 feblenesse 1 **feblesse** n. "feebleness, weakness," s.v. feebless OED. KEY: feblesse@n **feblesse** n 10 feblesse 8 fieblesse 2 **febliche** adv. "feebly, weakly," s.v. feebly adv. OED. KEY: febliche@adv **febliche** adv 1 febly 1 **Februarie** n. "February, the month," s.v. February OED. KEY: februarie@n **februarie** n 3 februarie 1 februarius 1 feverer 1 **fecche** n. "vetch, a weed," s.v. vetch OED. KEY: fecche@n **fecche** n 1 fecches 1 **fecchen** v. "fetch, bring back; take away," s.v. fetch v. OED. KEY: fecchen@v **fecchen** v 19 fecche 12 fecchen 5 feche 1 fechen 1 **fecching** ger. "fetching away, abduction," s.v. fetching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: fecching@ger **fecching** ger 1 fecchynge 1 **feden** v. "feed," s.v. feed v. OED. KEY: feden@v **feden** v 16 fed 2 fedde 5 fede 2 feden 2 fedeth 1 fedyn 1 feede 3 **feding** ger. "food, nourishment," s.v. feeding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: feding@ger **feding** ger 1 feedyng 1 **feffen** v. "enfeoff, put in possession of, give," s.v. feoff v. OED. KEY: feffen@v **feffen** v 4 feffe 2 feffed 1 feffedestow 1 **feinen** v. "feign, falsify; pretend, dissemble; devise, invent; imitate; evade (a duty or order); (ppl. adj.) feigned, false," s.v. feign v. OED, feigned ppl. a. OED. KEY: feinen@v feinen@v#adj **feinen** v#adj 15 feyned 13 feynede 2 **feinen** v 39 fayned 1 feyne 15 feyned 11 feynede 2 feynen 1 feynest 2 feyneth 2 feynynge 3 yfeyned 2 **feining** ger. "feigning, pretense," s.v. feigning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: feining@ger **feining** ger 3 feynyng 1 feynynge 2 **feint** adj. "feigned, pretended," s.v. feint a. OED. KEY: feint@adj **feint** adj 1 feynt 1 **feinten** v. "grow faint, weaken," s.v. faint v. OED. KEY: feinten@v **feinten** v 4 faynte 1 feynte 2 feyntest 1 **feinting** ger. "deception," s.v. feint v. OED. KEY: feinting@ger **feinting** ger 1 feyntyng 1 **feire** n. "fair, market," s.v. fair sb.\\1 OED. KEY: feire@n **feire** n 3 faire 2 fayre 1 **feith** n. "faith, religious belief; confidence, credence; loyalty, pledged word," s.v. faith sb. OED. KEY: feith@n **feith** n 108 faith 1 fay 4 fayth 1 feith 66 fey 21 feyth 15 **feithed** ppl. "(adj.) provided with faith," s.v. faithed ppl. a. OED. KEY: feithed@ppl#adj **feithed** ppl#adj 1 feythed 1 **feithful** adj. "faithful, loyal; devout," s.v. faithful a. OED. KEY: feithful@adj **feithful** adj 8 feithful 8 **feithfulli** adv. "faithfully, loyally; devoutly; sincerely; truly, indeed," s.v. faithfully adv. OED. KEY: feithfulli@adv **feithfulli** adv 15 feithfully 10 feythfully 5 **fel** adj. "fell, fierce; dreadful," s.v. fell a. and adv. OED. KEY: fel@adj **fel** adj 11 fel 6 felle 5 **fel** n.(1) "skin," s.v. fell sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fel@n1 **fel** n1 1 fel 1 **felaue** n. "fellow, companion; man, chap; associate, equal partner; fellow (of a college)," s.v. fellow sb. OED. KEY: felaue@n **felaue** n 80 felawe 59 felawes 20 felowe 1 **felaushipe** n. "fellowship, companionship; partnership; household," s.v. fellowship sb. OED. KEY: felaushipe@n **felaushipe** n 14 felaweshipe 9 felawship 1 felawshipe 3 felawsshyppe 1 **felaushipen** v. "accompany; join," s.v. fellowship v. OED. KEY: felaushipen@v **felaushipen** v 4 felawschipeth 2 felawschipith 1 ifelaschiped 1 **feld** n. "field," s.v. field sb. OED. KEY: feld@n **feld** n 45 feeld 16 feeldes 12 feeldis 1 feld 11 feldes 5 **felde-fare** n. "thrush," s.v. fieldfare OED. KEY: felde-fare@n **felde-fare** n 2 feldefare 2 **fele** indef. num. "(as adj.) many," s.v. fele adv. (quasi-sb.) and a. OED. KEY: fele@num\_adj **fele** num\_adj 11 feele 1 fele 10 **fele-fold** adj. "manifold, multiple," s.v. felefold a. (adv.) OED. KEY: fele-folde@adj **fele-folde** adj 1 felefolde 1 **felen** v.(1) "feel; think, believe; inquire indirectly; perceive, realize; experience; (ppl. adj.) sentient, capable of feeling," s.v. feel v. OED, feeling ppl. a. OED. KEY: felen@v1 felen@v1#adj **felen** v1#adj 1 felyng 1 **felen** v1 117 feele 15 feeled 1 feelede 1 feelen 3 feeleth 6 feelist 1 feelynge 1 fele 22 feled 3 felen 3 feleth 5 felid 1 felistow 1 felt 11 felte 38 felten 3 feltest 1 felyng 1 **felicite** n. "felicity, happiness," s.v. felicity OED. KEY: felicite@n **felicite** n 19 felicite 8 felicitee 10 felycite 1 **felinge** ger.(1) "feeling, emotion, sensation," s.v. feeling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: felinge@ger1 **felinge** ger1 14 feelynge 4 felyng 6 felynge 4 **felingli** adv. "feelingly," s.v. feelingly adv. OED. KEY: felingli@adv **felingli** adv 2 feelyngly 1 felyngly 1 **fellen** v. "fell, cause to fall," s.v. fell v. OED. KEY: fellen@v **fellen** v 3 feld 1 felden 1 felle 1 **felliche** adv. "fiercely," s.v. felly adv. OED. KEY: felliche@adv **felliche** adv 1 felliche 1 **felnesse** n. "fierceness," s.v. fellness OED. KEY: felnesse@n **felnesse** n 1 felnesse 1 **felonie** n. "felony, crime; wickedness, malice," s.v. felony sb.\\1 OED. KEY: felonie@n **felonie** n 27 felonie 2 felonies 1 felonye 16 felonyes 8 **felonous** adj. "felonious, criminal; wicked, hostile," s.v. felonous a. OED. KEY: felonous@adj **felonous** adj 18 felenous 3 felonous 10 felonows 1 felonus 4 **feloun** adj. "felonious, hostile," s.v. felon a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: feloun@adj **feloun** adj 1 feloun 1 **feloun** n.(1) "felon, criminal," s.v. felon a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: feloun@n1 **feloun** n1 3 felons 1 feloun 1 felouns 1 **femele** adj. & n. "female," s.v. female a. and sb. OED. KEY: femele@adj femele@n **femele** adj 1 femele 1 **femele** n 2 femele 2 **Femenie** n. "Femenie, land of the Amazons," place name. KEY: femenie@n#propn **femenie** n#propn 2 femenye 2 **feminine** adj. & n. "(as adj.) feminine," s.v. feminine a. and sb. OED. KEY: feminine@adj **feminine** adj 1 femynyne 1 **femininite** n. "femininity," s.v. femininity OED. KEY: femininite@n **femininite** n 1 femynynytee 1 **fen** n.(1) "fen, marsh," s.v. fen sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fen@n1 **fen** n1 3 fen 3 **fen** n.(3) "section in Avicenna's Canon," s.v. fen sb.\\3 OED. KEY: fen@n3 **fen** n3 1 fen 1 **fend** n. "fiend, devil," s.v. fiend OED. KEY: fend@n **fend** n 55 feend 46 feendes 4 fend 4 fendes 1 **fendliche** adj. "fiendish, devilish," s.v. fiendly a. OED. KEY: fendliche@adj **fendliche** adj 7 feendly 5 feendlych 1 fendly 1 **fenel** n. "fennel, the herb," s.v. fennel OED. KEY: fenel@n **fenel** n 1 fenell 1 **fenix** n. "the Phoenix, the mythical bird," s.v. phoenix1, phenix OED. KEY: fenix@n **fenix** n 1 fenix 1 **fer** adj.(1) "far; (as n.) (those living) farthest (away)," s.v. far a. OED. KEY: fer@adj1 fer@adj1#n **fer** adj1 9 fer 8 ferre 1 **fer** adj1#n 1 ferreste 1 **fer** adv. "far," s.v. far adv. OED. KEY: fer@adv **fer** adv 99 far 2 fer 92 ferre 3 ferrer 1 ferrest 1 **fer** n.(1) "fear; danger," s.v. fear sb. OED. KEY: fer@n1 **fer** n1 61 feere 28 fer 1 fere 32 **ferde** n.(1) "fear, being afraid," s.v. ferd sb.\\2 OED. KEY: ferde@n1 **ferde** n1 5 ferd 1 ferde 3 fered 1 **fere** n.(1) "companion, spouse; equal," s.v. fere sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fere@n1 **fere** n1 6 feere 2 fere 3 feres 1 **fere** n.(2) "companionship," s.v. fere sb.\\2 OED. KEY: fere@n2 **fere** n2 1 fere 1 **fered** ppl. "frightened, afraid," s.v. feared ppl. a. OED. KEY: fered@ppl **fered** ppl\_abs 1 fered 1 **fered** ppl 2 fered 2 **feren** v.(1) "frighten," s.v. fear v. OED. KEY: feren@v1 **feren** v1 1 fere 1 **fer-forth** adv. "so far as, so much as, to the extent that," s.v. far-forth adv. OED. KEY: fer-forth@adv **fer-forth** adv 29 ferforth 29 **ferforthli** adv. "completely, so far as, to the extent that," s.v. far-forth a. OED. KEY: ferforthli@adv **ferforthli** adv 4 ferforthly 4 **ferful** adj. "fearful," s.v. fearful a. OED. KEY: ferful@adj **ferful** adj 2 fereful 1 ferfulleste 1 **ferli** adj. "wondrous, amazing," s.v. ferly a. and sb. OED. KEY: ferli@adj **ferli** adj 1 ferly 1 **ferm** adj. "firm, steadfast; certain," s.v. firm a. and adv. OED. KEY: ferm@adj **ferm** adj 5 ferme 5 **ferme** adv. "firmly, steadfastly, unswervingly," s.v. firm a. and adv. OED. KEY: ferme@adv **ferme** adv 4 ferme 4 **ferme** n.(2) "payment," s.v. farm sb.\\2 OED. KEY: ferme@n2 **ferme** n2 1 ferme 1 **fermeli** adv. "firmly, steadfastly, faithfully," s.v. firmly adv. OED. KEY: fermeli@adv **fermeli** adv 9 feermely 1 fermely 8 **fermen** v.(3) "make firm," s.v. firm v. OED. KEY: fermen@v3 **fermen** v3 1 ferme 1 **fermentacioun** n. "fermentation," s.v. fermentation OED. KEY: fermentacioun@n **fermentacioun** n 1 fermentacioun 1 **fermerer** n. "officer in charge of a monastic infirmary," s.v. fermerer\\1 OED. KEY: fermerer@n **fermerer** n 1 fermerer 1 **fermour** n. "tax collector," s.v. farmer\\2 OED. KEY: fermour@n **fermour** n 1 fermour 1 **fern** adj. "previous, past," s.v. fern a. and adv. OED, fern- adj. (in cpds.) MED. KEY: fern@adj **fern** adj 1 ferne 1 **fern** adv. "for a long time," s.v. fern a. and adv. OED. KEY: fern@adv **fern** adv 1 fern 1 **fern** n.(1) "fern," s.v. fern sb. OED. KEY: fern@n1 **fern** n1 2 feern 1 fern 1 **fern-asshen** n. "ashes of fern," s.v. fern sb. OED, fern n.(1) MED. KEY: fern-asshen@n **fern-asshen** n 1 fern-asshen 1 **Ferrare** n. "Ferrara, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: ferrare@n#propn **ferrare** n#propn 1 ferrare 1 **ferrene** adj. "far off, distant," s.v. ferren adv. and a. OED. KEY: ferrene@adj **ferrene** adj 2 ferne 2 **fers** adj. "fierce, bold, dangerous," s.v. fierce a. OED. KEY: fers@adj **fers** adj 14 feirs 1 ferse 1 fiers 6 fierse 5 fyerse 1 **fers** n. "chess piece, queen in chess," s.v. fers OED. KEY: fers@n **fers** n 6 fers 5 ferses 1 **fersli** adv. "fiercely," s.v. fiercely adv. OED. KEY: fersli@adv **fersli** adv 1 fiersly 1 **fert** n. "fart," s.v. fart OED. KEY: fert@n **fert** n 9 fart 8 fartes 1 **ferthe** num. "(as adj. and n.) fourth," s.v. fourth a. and sb. OED. KEY: ferthe@num\_adj ferthe@num\_n **ferthe** num\_adj 33 ferthe 12 fourthe 21 **ferthe** num\_n 10 ferthe 4 fourthe 6 **ferther** adj. "farther," s.v. farther adv. and a. OED. KEY: ferther@adj **ferther** adj 2 ferther 2 **ferther** adv. "further," s.v. farther adv. and a. OED. KEY: ferther@adv **ferther** adv 20 ferther 20 **ferther-over** adv. "furthermore, moreover," s.v. furtherover adv. OED. KEY: ferther-over@adv **ferther-over** adv 1 ferther-over 1 **ferthest** adj. & n. "(as adj.) farthest," s.v. farthest a. and adv. OED. KEY: ferthest@adj **ferthest** adj 1 ferthest 1 **ferthing** n. "farthing, quarter of a penny," s.v. farthing sb. OED. KEY: ferthing@n **ferthing** n 3 ferthyng 3 **ferting** ger. "farting," s.v. fart v. OED. KEY: ferting@ger **ferting** ger 1 fartyng 1 **fervent** adj. "fervent, hot," s.v. fervent a. OED. KEY: fervent@adj **fervent** adj 1 fervent 1 **ferventli** adv. "fervently, ardently," s.v. fervently adv. OED. KEY: ferventli@adv **ferventli** adv 1 ferventliche 1 **fesaunt** n. "pheasant," s.v. pheasant OED. KEY: fesaunt@n **fesaunt** n 1 fesaunt 1 **fese** n. "rush, blast," s.v. feeze sb. OED. KEY: fese@n **fese** n 1 veze 1 **feste** n. "feast, banquet; festival, festivity; (with maken) (treat with) respect," s.v. feast sb. OED. KEY: feste@n **feste** n 78 feeste 32 feestes 5 feste 33 festes 8 **festen** v. "feast, dine; entertain," s.v. feast v. OED. KEY: festen@v **festen** v 7 feeste 3 feste 2 festeiynge 1 festeth 1 **festinge** ger. "feast; entertainment," s.v. feasting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: festinge@ger **festinge** ger 2 festeyinge 1 festeynges 1 **festivalli** adv. "wittily," s.v. festivally adv. OED. KEY: festivalli@adv **festivalli** adv 1 festyvaly 1 **festli** adj. "fond of festivity," s.v. feastly a. OED. KEY: festli@adj **festli** adj 1 feestlych 1 **fet** n. "skill, practices," s.v. feat sb. OED. KEY: fet@n **fet** n 1 feet 1 **feter** n. "fetter, shackle," s.v. fetter sb. OED. KEY: feter@n **feter** n 3 feteres 1 fettres 2 **feteren** v. "(pt. sg. and ppl.) fettered, shackled," s.v. fetter v.\\1 OED. KEY: feteren@v **feteren** v 5 fetered 3 fettred 1 yfetered 1 **fether** n. "feather," s.v. feather sb. OED. KEY: fether@n **fether** n 19 fethere 1 fetheres 13 fetheris 3 fethers 1 fethres 1 **fetherbed** n. "feather-bed," s.v. feather-bed OED, fether n. MED. KEY: fetherbed@n **fetherbed** n 2 fether-bed 1 fetherbed 1 **fetheren** v.(1) "cover with feathers; (of birds) copulate," s.v. feather v.\\1 OED. KEY: fetheren@v1 **fetheren** v1 6 fethered 5 fethred 1 **fetis** adj. "elegant, well made," s.v. featous a. OED. KEY: fetis@adj **fetis** adj 10 fetys 10 **fetisli** adv. "elegantly, neatly," s.v. featously adv. OED. KEY: fetisli@adv **fetisli** adv 10 fetisly 8 fetysly 2 **fetten** v. "fetch, bring," s.v. fet v. OED. KEY: fetten@v **fetten** v 20 fet 6 fette 12 yfet 2 **feture** n.(1) "feature," s.v. feature sb. OED. KEY: feture@n1 **feture** n1 2 fetures 2 **feue** indef. pron. (pl.) "(as adj. and pron.) few," s.v. few a. OED. KEY: feue@pron feue@pron\_gram\_adj **feue** pron 10 fewe 10 **feue** pron\_gram\_adj 33 fewe 33 **fever** n. "fever," s.v. fever sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fever@n **fever** n 6 fevere 4 fevre 2 **fi** interj. "fie," s.v. fie int. OED. KEY: fi@interj **fi** interj 24 fy 24 **fichen** v.(1) "fix, fasten; establish, found; place (letters)," s.v. ficche v.\\1 OED. KEY: fichen@v1 **fichen** v1 9 ficche 1 ficched 1 ficcheth 1 fycched 1 fycchen 4 ifycchid 1 **fif-tene** card. num. "(as adj.) fifteen," s.v. fifteen a. and sb. OED. KEY: fif-tene@num\_adj **fif-tene** num\_adj 2 fiftene 2 **fifte** ord. num. "(as adj. and n.) fifth," s.v. fifth a. and sb. OED. KEY: fifte@num\_adj fifte@num\_n **fifte** num\_adj 16 fifte 3 fifthe 11 fyfte 2 **fifte** num\_n 5 fifte 3 fifthe 2 **fifti** card. num. "(as adj.) fifty," s.v. fifty a. and sb. OED. KEY: fifti@num\_adj **fifti** num\_adj 5 fifty 5 **fige** n. "fig," s.v. fig sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fige@n **fige** n 2 fige 1 fyges 1 **fight** n. "fight," s.v. fight sb. OED. KEY: fight@n **fight** n 3 fight 2 fyght 1 **fighten** v. "fight," s.v. fight v. OED. KEY: fighten@v **fighten** v 37 faught 5 faughte 1 fighte 13 fighten 4 fighteth 2 fightyng 1 foghte 1 foghten 1 foughte 1 foughten 2 fyght 1 fyghte 4 fyghten 1 **fightinge** ger. "fighting," s.v. fighting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: fightinge@ger **fightinge** ger 3 fightyng 3 **figure** n. "figure, appearance, shape; image, illustration; parable; stylistic device; (astro.) configuration (of planets); numerical figure," s.v. figure sb. OED. KEY: figure@n **figure** n 41 figure 24 figures 17 **figuren** v. "(ppl.) symbolized; marked," s.v. figure v. OED. KEY: figuren@v **figuren** v 2 figured 2 **figuringe** ger. "symbolic meaning," s.v. figuring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: figuringe@ger **figuringe** ger 2 figurynge 2 **fikelnesse** n. "fickleness," s.v. fickleness OED. KEY: fikelnesse@n **fikelnesse** n 1 fikelnesse 1 **file** n.(1) "file, rasp," s.v. file sb.\\1 OED. KEY: file@n1 **file** n1 1 fyle 1 **filen** v.(1) "file, sharpen," s.v. file v.\\1 OED. KEY: filen@v1 **filen** v1 2 file 1 fyled 1 **filet** n. "fillet, headband," s.v. fillet sb. OED. KEY: filet@n **filet** n 1 filet 1 **filius** Lat. n. "son." KEY: filius@lat\_n **filius** lat\_n 1 filius 1 **fille** n.(1) "fill," s.v. fill sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fille@n1 **fille** n1 10 fille 10 **fillen** v. "fill," s.v. fill v. OED. KEY: fillen@v **fillen** v 5 fild 3 fille 1 filled 1 **filth** n. "filth; moral foulness, infamy; sinfulness," s.v. filth sb. OED. KEY: filth@n **filth** n 18 felthe 1 filthe 13 filthes 2 fylthe 2 **fin** adj. "fine, excellent, refined," s.v. fine a. OED. KEY: fin@adj **fin** adj 40 fyn 28 fyne 9 fyner 1 fynest 1 fyneste 1 **final** adj. "final; ultimate; (as n. with for) conclusively," s.v. final a. and sb. OED. KEY: final@adj final@adjas\_n **final** adjas\_n 1 fynal 1 **final** adj 5 final 4 fynal 1 **finalli** adv. "finally, conclusively; definitely, completely," s.v. finally adv. OED. KEY: finalli@adv **finalli** adv 33 finally 12 finaly 6 fynally 8 fynaly 7 **fin** n.(1) "fin (of a fish)," s.v. fin sb. OED. KEY: fin@n1 **fin** n1 1 fynnes 1 **fin** n.(2) "end, conclusion; result, outcome; aim, purpose," s.v. fine sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fin@n2 **fin** n2 32 fyn 32 **finch** n. "finch," s.v. finch OED. KEY: finch@n **finch** n 3 fynch 2 fynches 1 **finden** v. "find, discover; provide, provide for; arrange, devise; fabricate, invent; assume (a facial expression)," s.v. find v. OED. KEY: finden@v **finden** v 402 finde 2 fond 71 fonde 1 fonden 1 foond 31 found 7 founde 50 founden 19 fownde 2 fownden 2 fynd 3 fynde 180 fynden 22 fyndes 1 fyndeth 6 fynt 4 **findere** n. "originator," s.v. finder OED. KEY: findere@n **findere** n 2 fynder 2 **finding** ger. "provision (of sustenance), support," s.v. finding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: finding@ger **finding** ger 1 fyndyng 1 **fine** adv.(1) "well, thoroughly," s.v. fine a. OED. KEY: fine@adv1 **fine** adv1 2 fyn 1 fyne 1 **finen** v.(1) "end, cease, finish," s.v. fine v.\\1 OED. KEY: finen@v1 **finen** v1 5 fyne 5 **finen** v.(3) "(ppl.) embellished, beautified," s.v. fine v.\\3 OED. KEY: finen@v3 **finen** v3 1 fyned 1 **finger** n. "finger," s.v. finger sb. OED. KEY: finger@n **finger** n 20 fingres 1 fynger 11 fyngeres 1 fyngres 7 **fingering** ger. "fingering, plucking (strings of a musical instrument)," s.v. fingering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: fingering@ger **fingering** ger 1 fyngerynge 1 **finishen** v. "(ppl.) finished," s.v. finish v. OED. KEY: finishen@v **finishen** v 1 fynissched 1 **Finistere** n. "Cape Finisterre, in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: finistere@n#propn **finistere** n#propn 1 fynystere 1 **fiole** n. "vial," s.v. viol sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fiole@n **fiole** n 1 violes 1 **fir** n. "fire; the element fire; erysipelas (a skin disease)," s.v. fire sb. OED. KEY: fir@n **fir** n 155 feere 1 fieres 1 fir 50 fire 9 fires 6 fuyer 1 fyer 5 fyr 77 fyre 2 fyres 3 **fir-brond** n. "torch," s.v. fire-brand OED. KEY: fir-brond@n **fir-brond** n 2 fyrbrond 2 **firen** v. "(ppl.) inflamed," s.v. fire v.\\1 OED. KEY: firen@v **firen** v 1 yfyred 1 **firi** adj. "fiery, flaming," s.v. fiery a. OED. KEY: firi@adj **firi** adj 11 fery 1 firi 1 firy 7 fyry 2 **fir-makinge** n. "fire-making"; not in OED; s.v. fir n. MED Suppl. KEY: fir-makinge@n **fir-makinge** n 1 fyr-makynge 1 **firmament** n. "firmament, heavens; (astro.) celestial sphere," s.v. firmament OED. KEY: firmament@n **firmament** n 16 firmament 16 **firre** n.(1) "fir," s.v. fir OED. KEY: firre@n1 **firre** n1 2 firre 1 fyr 1 **fir-red** adj. "fire-red," s.v. fire-red a. OED, fir n. MED; cf. firi adj. MED. KEY: fir-red@adj **fir-red** adj 1 fyr-reed 1 **first** adv. "first," s.v. first a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: first@adv **first** adv 248 ferst 1 firsst 1 first 240 fyrst 6 **first** ord. num. "(as adj. and n.) first," s.v. first a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: first@num\_adj first@num\_n **first** num\_adj 119 ferste 1 first 26 firste 91 fyrst 1 **first** num\_n 14 first 4 firste 10 **fish** n. "fish; (astro.) Pisces, the zodiacal sign," s.v. fish sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fish@n **fish** n 19 fish 1 fishes 1 fissh 9 fisshes 2 fysches 1 fyssche 1 fyssches 1 fyssh 3 **fishen** v. "fish, fish for," s.v. fish v.\\1 OED. KEY: fishen@v **fishen** v 6 fisshe 4 fisshed 1 fisshen 1 **fishere** n. "fisherman," s.v. fisher OED. KEY: fishere@n **fishere** n 1 fissher 1 **Fisshstrete** n. "Fishstreet, in London," place name; s.v. fish n. MED. KEY: fisshstrete@n#propn **fisshstrete** n#propn 1 fysshstrete 1 **fist** n.(1) "fist," s.v. fist sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fist@n1 **fist** n1 6 fest 5 fistes 1 **fit** n.(1) "division of a narrative," s.v. fit sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fit@n1 **fit** n1 1 fit 1 **fit** n.(2) "experience," s.v. fit sb.\\2 OED. KEY: fit@n2 **fit** n2 3 fit 3 **fithele** n. "fiddle, stringed musical instrument," s.v. fiddle sb. OED. KEY: fithele@n **fithele** n 1 fithele 1 **five** card. num. "(as adj. and n.) five," s.v. five a. and sb. OED. KEY: five@num\_adj five@num\_n **five** num\_adj 40 five 1 fyf 1 fyve 38 **five** num\_n 7 fyve 7 **fix** ppl. & adj. "(as adj.) fixed," s.v. fix a. (adv.) OED. KEY: fix@adj **fix** adj 25 fix 14 fixe 10 fixes 1 **fixe** ppl. & adv. "(as adv.) firmly," s.v. fix a. (adv.) OED. KEY: fixe@adv **fixe** adv 5 fix 5 **fixen** v. "(ppl.) placed firmly," s.v. fix v. OED. KEY: fixen@v **fixen** v 5 fix 2 fixed 3 **flake** n.(1) "flake (of snow)," s.v. flake sb.\\2 OED. KEY: flake@n1 **flake** n1 1 flakes 1 **flanke** n. "flank," s.v. flank sb.\\1 OED. KEY: flanke@n **flanke** n 1 flankes 1 **flat** adj. "flat, even," s.v. flat a. adv. and sb.\\3 OED. KEY: flat@adj **flat** adj 2 flat 2 **flat** n.(1) "flat (of a sword)," s.v. flat sb.\\3 OED. KEY: flat@n1 **flat** n1 1 flat 1 **flateren** v.(1) "flatter; (ppl. adj.) flattering," s.v. flatter v.\\1 OED, flattering ppl. a. OED. KEY: flateren@v1 flateren@v1#adj **flateren** v1#adj 5 flaterynge 5 **flateren** v1 7 flater 1 flatere 2 flaterest 1 flateryd 1 yflatered 2 **flaterer** n. "flatterer," s.v. flatterer OED. KEY: flaterer@n **flaterer** n 12 flaterere 1 flatereres 11 **flaterie** n. "flattery (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. flattery OED. KEY: flaterie@n flaterie@n#propn **flaterie** n 18 flaterie 5 flateries 1 flaterye 12 **flaterie** n#propn 2 flaterye 2 **flatering** ger. "flattering, flattery," s.v. flattering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: flatering@ger **flatering** ger 5 flaterynge 3 flaterynges 2 **flatour** n. "flatterer," s.v. flatter OED. KEY: flatour@n **flatour** n 1 flatour 1 **flaume** n. "flame," s.v. flame sb. OED. KEY: flaume@n **flaume** n 14 flambe 1 flambes 3 flaumbe 5 flaumbes 3 flaume 1 flawmes 1 **Flaundres** n. "Flanders," place name; not in MED, but cf. Flaundres n. MED. KEY: flaundres@n#propn **flaundres** n#propn 5 flaundres 5 **Flaundres-ward** n. "the direction of Flanders"; not in OED.; s.v. Flaundres-ward n. MED Suppl. KEY: flaundres-ward@n **flaundres-ward** n 1 flaundres-ward 1 **Flaundrish** adj. "Flemish, from Flanders," s.v. Flandrish a. OED. KEY: flaundrish@adj **flaundrish** adj 1 flaundryssh 1 **fle** n. "flea, the insect," s.v. flea sb. OED. KEY: fle@n **fle** n 1 fleen 1 **Flegitoun** n. "Phlegethon, a river in the classical underworld," place name; not in MED. KEY: flegitoun@n#propn **flegitoun** n#propn 1 flegitoun 1 **fleing** ger.(2) "fleeing," s.v. fleeing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: fleing@ger2 **fleing** ger2 1 fleynge 1 **flekked** ppl. "(adj.) flecked," s.v. flecked ppl. a. OED. KEY: flekked@ppl#adj **flekked** ppl#adj 2 flekked 2 **flemen** v.(1) "drive away, banish; (ppl. adj.) banished," s.v. fleme v. OED. KEY: flemen@v1 flemen@v1#adj **flemen** v1#adj 1 flemed 1 **flemen** v1 3 fleemeth 1 fleme 1 flemen 1 **flemer** n. "driver-out," s.v. fleme v. OED. KEY: flemer@n **flemer** n 1 flemere 1 **fleming** ger. "banishment," s.v. fleme v. OED. KEY: fleming@ger **fleming** ger 1 flemyng 1 **Fleming** n. "native of Flanders," s.v. Fleming\\1 OED. KEY: fleming@n **fleming** n 3 flemyng 3 **flen** v.(1) "flee, run away; escape; go away, depart; avoid, shun; (ppl. adj.) fleeing," s.v. flee v.\\1 OED, fleeing ppl. a. OED. KEY: flen@v1 flen@v1#adj **flen** v1 100 fle 12 fled 9 fledde 13 fledden 4 flee 32 fleeinge 1 fleen 17 fleest 1 fleeth 6 fleigh 1 flen 2 fleth 1 yfled 1 **flen** v1#adj 2 fleinge 1 fleynge 1 **flen** v.(2) "(ppl.) flayed," s.v. flay v. OED. KEY: flen@v2 **flen** v2 1 flayne 1 **fles** n. "fleece," s.v. fleece sb. OED. KEY: fles@n **fles** n 9 flees 2 fleezes 2 fles 5 **flesh** n. "flesh; body; physical nature; meat," s.v. flesh sb. OED. KEY: flesh@n **flesh** n 57 fleesh 1 flesh 6 flessh 50 **flesh-hook** n. "meat hook," s.v. flesh-hook OED, flesh n. MED. KEY: flesh-hook@n **flesh-hook** n 1 flesshhook 1 **fleshi** adj. "plump, shapely," s.v. fleshy a. and adv. OED. KEY: fleshi@adj **fleshi** adj 1 flesshy 1 **fleshliche** adj. "fleshly, physical, carnal; plump, shapely," s.v. flesshly a. and adv. OED. KEY: fleshliche@adj **fleshliche** adj 17 flesshly 17 **fleshliche** adv. "physically, carnally," s.v. flesshly a. and adv. OED. KEY: fleshliche@adv **fleshliche** adv 4 flesshly 4 **fleten** v.(1) "float, drift; swim; luxuriate in; overflow, be filled with; (ppl. adj.) flowing; floating, aimless," s.v. fleet v.\\1 OED, fleeting ppl. a. OED. KEY: fleten@v1 fleten@v1#adj **fleten** v1#adj 3 fleetynge 2 fletyng 1 **fleten** v1 23 fleet 1 fleete 1 fleetyn 1 flete 5 fleten 5 fleteth 1 fletith 3 fletyng 1 fletynge 5 **flex** n. "flax," s.v. flax sb. OED. KEY: flex@n **flex** n 1 flex 1 **Flexippe** n. "Flexippe, Criseyde's niece in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: flexippe@n#propn **flexippe** n#propn 1 flexippe 1 **flie** n.(1) "fly, housefly; flying insect," s.v. fly sb.\\1 OED. KEY: flie@n1 **flie** n1 14 flye 10 flyes 4 **flien** v. "fly (with wings); (ppl. adj.) flying," s.v. fly v.\\1 OED, flying ppl. a. OED. KEY: flien@v flien@v#adj **flien** v#adj 1 flyenge 1 **flien** v 37 flaugh 1 fle 6 flee 8 fleen 4 fleeth 5 fleigh 5 fley 1 fleynge 2 flowen 2 flyen 2 flygh 1 **flight** n.(1) "flight, fleeing (from danger or battle)," s.v. flight sb.\\1 OED. KEY: flight@n1 **flight** n1 7 flight 1 flighte 4 flyght 1 flyghte 1 **flight** n.(2) "flight, flying (with wings)," s.v. flight sb.\\2 OED. KEY: flight@n2 **flight** n2 3 flight 2 flyght 1 **fliing** ger.(1) "flying (with wings)," s.v. flying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: fliing@ger **fliing** ger 1 fleynge 1 **flikeren** v. "flutter," s.v. flicker v. OED. KEY: flikeren@v **flikeren** v 2 flikered 1 flikerynge 1 **flint** n. "flint," s.v. flint sb. OED. KEY: flint@n **flint** n 2 flint 1 flyntes 1 **flitten** v. "move; transfer, transport; change, vary; (ppl. adj.) fleeting, impermanent," s.v. flit v. OED, flitting ppl. a. OED. KEY: flitten@v flitten@v#adj **flitten** v#adj 5 flyttynge 5 **flitten** v 5 flitte 1 flitted 1 flytte 1 flytteth 1 iflyt 1 **flo** n. "arrow," s.v. flo OED. KEY: flo@n **flo** n 1 flo 1 **flod** n. "flood, deluge; river; high tide," s.v. flood sb. OED. KEY: flod@n **flod** n 26 flod 2 flodes 5 flood 14 floodes 5 **flok** n.(1) "flock," s.v. flock sb.\\1 OED. KEY: flok@n1 **flok** n1 2 flok 1 flokkes 1 **flok-mele** adv. "in groups," s.v. flock-meal adv. OED. KEY: flok-mele@adv **flok-mele** adv 1 flokmeele 1 **flor** n. "floor," s.v. floor sb.\\1 OED. KEY: flor@n **flor** n 12 floor 10 flor 2 **Flora** n. "Flora, goddess of flowers," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: flora@n#propn **flora** n#propn 2 flora 2 **floren** n. "florin, a gold coin," s.v. florin OED. KEY: floren@n **floren** n 6 floreyns 1 floryn 2 floryns 3 **Florence** n. "Florence, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: florence@n#propn **florence** n#propn 1 florence 1 **florishen** v. "flourish, prosper; produce flowers; (ppl. adj.) flourishing," s.v. flourish v. OED, flourishing ppl. a. OED. KEY: florishen@v florishen@v#adj **florishen** v#adj 1 florysschyng 1 **florishen** v 2 florissheth 1 florissynge 1 **florishing** ger. "bloom, blossom; decoration," s.v. flourishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: florishing@ger **florishing** ger 2 florisshinges 1 florisshynge 1 **floteren** v. "flutter, waver, be unstable; (ppl. adj.) unstable," s.v. flutter v. OED, fluttering ppl. a. OED. KEY: floteren@v floteren@v#adj **floteren** v#adj 1 floterynge 1 **floteren** v 1 floteren 1 **flotri** adj. "fluttering," s.v. fluttery a. OED. KEY: flotri@adj **flotri** adj 1 flotery 1 **flouen** v. "flow; rise to high tide; (ppl. adj.) wavering, mutable," s.v. flow v. OED, flowing ppl. a. OED. KEY: flouen@v flouen@v#adj **flouen** v#adj 2 flowinge 1 flowynge 1 **flouen** v 6 flowen 3 floweth 1 flowynge 2 **flour** n.(1) "flower, flowering plant; (with of) best, model; best part; prime of life," s.v. flower sb. OED. KEY: flour@n1 **flour** n1 124 flour 69 floure 2 floures 51 flouris 1 flourys 1 **flour** n.(2) "flour, ground grain," s.v. flour sb. OED. KEY: flour@n2 **flour** n2 5 flour 5 **flour-de-lice** n. "lily flower," s.v. fleur-de-lis OED. KEY: flour-de-lice@n **flour-de-lice** n 1 flour-de-lys 1 **flouren** v.(1) "flower, bloom, flourish," s.v. flower v. OED. KEY: flouren@v1 **flouren** v1 6 floure 1 floured 1 flouren 1 floureth 3 **flouret** n. "little flower, bud," s.v. floweret OED. KEY: flouret@n **flouret** n 1 flourettes 1 **flouri** adj.(1) "flowery, filled with flowers," s.v. flowery a. OED. KEY: flouri@adj1 **flouri** adj1 3 floury 3 **flouroun** n. "little flower, petal(?)," s.v. fleuron OED. KEY: flouroun@n **flouroun** n 3 florouns 1 flourouns 1 flowrouns 1 **floute** n. "flute," s.v. flute sb.\\1 OED. KEY: floute@n **floute** n 1 flowte 1 **flouten** v. "(ppl.) playing the flute," s.v. flute v. OED. KEY: flouten@v **flouten** v 1 floytynge 1 **flouter** n. "flutist," s.v. fluter OED. KEY: flouter@n **flouter** n 1 flowtours 1 **fnesen** v. "wheeze," s.v. fnese v. OED. KEY: fnesen@v **fnesen** v 1 fneseth 1 **fnorten** v. "snore loudly (like a horse's snort)"; not in OED. KEY: fnorten@v **fnorten** v 2 fnorteth 2 **fo** n. "foe," s.v. foe a. and sb. OED. KEY: fo@n **fo** n 59 fo 16 foes 5 fon 1 foo 29 foon 2 foos 6 **fodder** n. "fodder," s.v. fodder sb. OED. KEY: fodder@n **fodder** n 2 fodder 1 foddre 1 **fode** n.(1) "food," s.v. food sb. OED. KEY: fode@n1 **fode** n1 6 foode 6 **foinen** v. "stab, thrust," s.v. foin v. OED. KEY: foinen@v **foinen** v 3 foyne 1 foynen 1 foyneth 1 **foisoun** n. "abundance," s.v. foison sb. OED. KEY: foisoun@n **foisoun** n 3 foisoun 1 foyson 2 **fol** adj. "foolish; lecherous," s.v. fool sb.\\1 and a. OED. KEY: fol@adj **fol** adj 9 fol 1 fool 8 **fol** n. "fool; sinner; court jester," s.v. fool sb.\\1 and a. OED. KEY: fol@n **fol** n 76 fol 6 foles 8 fool 45 fooles 13 foolis 3 foolys 1 **fold** n.(1) "sheepfold; flock," s.v. fold sb.\\2 OED. KEY: fold@n1 **fold** n1 2 folde 2 **for** prep. "for, because of; for the sake of, on behalf of; by means of; for the purpose of; to prevent, avoid; as, as being, as regards; during; (with to and inf.; also as one word; cf. forto adv. & particle) in order to; even if (or as intens.)," s.v. for prep. and conj. OED. KEY: for@prep for@prep\_part **for** prep 2241 for 2241 **for** prep\_part 1138 for 1138 **forsaken** v. "forsake, abandon; repudiate, disavow, deny; refuse, reject," s.v. forsake v. OED. KEY: forsaken@v **forsaken** v 38 forsake 16 forsaken 9 forsaketh 4 forsok 2 forsook 7 **forshapen** v. "(ppl.) transformed," s.v. forshape v. OED. KEY: forshapen@v **forshapen** v 1 forshapen 1 **forshright** ppl. "exhausted from screaming"; not in OED; s.v. forshright ppl. MED Suppl. KEY: forshright@ppl **forshright** ppl\_abs 1 forshright 1 **forsleuthen** v. "neglect, waste through laziness," s.v. forsloth v. OED. KEY: forsleuthen@v **forsleuthen** v 2 forsleweth 1 forslewthen 1 **forsluggen** v. "neglect, spoil through sluggishness," s.v. for- pref\\1 OED. KEY: forsluggen@v **forsluggen** v 1 forsluggeth 1 **forasmuche** adv. "forasmuch," s.v. forasmuch adv. OED, for as much adv. phrase & conj. MED. KEY: for\_as\_muche@adv **for\_as\_muche** adv 5 forasmoche 1 forasmuche 4 **forbeden** v. "forbid," s.v. forbid v. OED. KEY: forbeden@v **forbeden** v 45 forbad 6 forbede 25 forbedeth 4 forbeede 5 forbet 1 forbode 2 forboden 2 **forberen** v. "forbear, endure; forgo, refrain from," s.v. forbear v. OED. KEY: forberen@v **forberen** v 13 forbar 2 forbere 9 forberen 1 forbereth 1 **forbering** ger. "forbearing, abstinence, refraining from (sin)," s.v. forbearing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: forbering@ger **forbering** ger 3 forberynge 3 **forbi** adv. & conj. "(as adv.) by, past (in space)," s.v. forby prep. and adv. OED. KEY: forbi@adv **forbi** adv 6 forby 6 **forbi** prep. "by, past (in space)," s.v. forby prep. and adv. OED. KEY: forbi@prep **forbi** prep 1 forby 1 **forbod** n. "prohibition," s.v. forbode sb. OED. KEY: forbod@n **forbod** n 1 forbode 1 **forbreken** v. "break into (a speech), interrupt," s.v. forbreak v. OED. KEY: forbreken@v **forbreken** v 1 forbrak 1 **forbrused** ppl. "severely bruised," s.v. forbruise v. OED. KEY: forbrused@ppl **forbrused** ppl\_abs 1 forbrused 1 **force** n. "force, physical power (also as proper n., personiofied); necessity, compulsion; (with no, what) importance, value," s.v. force sb.\\1 OED. KEY: force@n force@n#propn **force** n 65 force 32 fors 33 **force** n#propn 1 force 1 **forcracchen** v. "scratch severely," s.v. for- prefix\\1 OED. KEY: forcracchen@v **forcracchen** v 1 forcracchen 1 **forcutten** v. "cut off," s.v. forcut v. OED. KEY: forcutten@v **forcutten** v 1 forkutteth 1 **ford** n. "ford (of a river)," s.v. ford sb. OED. KEY: ford@n **ford** n 1 foordes 1 **fordon** v. "destroy, ruin; kill; break, violate (a law)," s.v. fordo, foredo v. OED. KEY: fordon@v **fordon** v 16 fordide 1 fordo 7 fordon 4 fordoo 1 fordoon 3 **fordriven** v. "(ppl.) driven about, tossed," s.v. fordrive v. OED. KEY: fordriven@v **fordriven** v 1 fordryven 1 **fordronken** ppl. "(adj.) very drunk," s.v. fordrunken ppl. a. OED. KEY: fordronken@ppl#adj **fordronken** ppl#adj 1 fordronke 1 **fordwinen** v. "(ppl.) wasted away, shriveled," s.v. fordwine v. OED. KEY: fordwinen@v **fordwinen** v 1 fordwyned 1 **fore** n. "track, footsteps," s.v. fore sb. OED. KEY: fore@n **fore** n 2 foore 2 **fore-bisnen** v. "teach by examples," s.v. forbysen v. OED. KEY: fore-bisnen@v **fore-bisnen** v 1 forbise 1 **forein** adj. "foreign; outside, external," s.v. foreign a. and sb. OED. KEY: forein@adj **forein** adj 19 forense 1 foreyne 18 **forein** n. "privy, latrine," s.v. foreign a. and sb. OED. KEY: forein@n **forein** n 1 foreyne 1 **fore-knouen** v. "(ppl. adj.) knowing beforehand," s.v. foreknow v. OED. KEY: fore-knouen@v#adj **fore-knouen** v#adj 1 forknowynge 1 **fore-knouing** ger. "foreknowledge," s.v. forknow v. OED. KEY: fore-knouing@ger **fore-knouing** ger 1 foreknowynge 1 **fore-said** ppl. "(adj.) aforesaid, previously mentioned," s.v. foresaid ppl. a. OED. KEY: fore-said@ppl#adj **fore-said** ppl#adj 65 foreseide 1 foreseyde 1 forseid 1 forseide 46 forseyde 16 **fore-seing** ger. "foresight," s.v. foresee OED. KEY: fore-seing@ger **fore-seing** ger 1 forseynge 1 **fore-sight** n. "foresight," s.v. foresight OED. KEY: fore-sight@n **fore-sight** n 1 forsight 1 **forest** n. "forest," s.v. forest sb. OED. KEY: forest@n **forest** n 17 forest 15 forestes 2 **forever** adv. "forever," s.v. forever adv. OED, for prep. MED. KEY: forever@adv **forever** adv 1 forever 1 **fore-ward** adv. "forward, onwards; foremost," s.v. forward a., adv. and sb. OED. KEY: fore-ward@adv **fore-ward** adv 5 forward 5 **fore-ward** n. "agreement, promise," s.v. foreward sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fore-ward@n **fore-ward** n 12 foreward 4 forward 8 **fore-witen** v. "know beforehand," s.v. forewit v. OED. KEY: fore-witen@v **fore-witen** v 4 forwoot 3 forwot 1 **fore-witer** n. "one who knows beforehand," s.v. forewit v. OED. KEY: fore-witer@n **fore-witer** n 1 forwytere 1 **fore-witing** ger. "foreknowledge," s.v. forewit v. OED. KEY: fore-witing@ger **fore-witing** ger 1 forwityng 1 **forfered** ppl. "terrified," s.v. forfear v. OED. KEY: forfered@ppl **forfered** ppl\_abs 1 forfered 1 **forfeten** v. "transgress, sin," s.v. forfeit v. OED. KEY: forfeten@v **forfeten** v 1 forfeted 1 **forge** n. "forge," s.v. forge sb. OED. KEY: forge@n **forge** n 1 forge 1 **forgen** v. "forge, shape metal; invent," s.v. forge v.\\1 OED. KEY: forgen@v **forgen** v 9 forge 4 forged 1 forgen 1 forgeth 2 yforged 1 **forgon** v. "forgo, give up; refrain from; forfeit, lose; lack, be without; exhaust," s.v. forgo, forego v. OED. KEY: forgon@v **forgon** v 25 forgo 6 forgon 9 forgoon 7 forgoth 2 foryede 1 **forhed** n. "forehead," s.v. forehead OED. KEY: forhed@n **forhed** n 8 forheed 6 forheved 2 **forken** v. "(ppl. adj.) forked," s.v. forked ppl. a. OED. KEY: forken@v#adj **forken** v#adj 1 forked 1 **forkerven** v. "cut to pieces," s.v. forcarve v. OED. KEY: forkerven@v **forkerven** v 1 forkerveth 1 **forlesen** v. "lose completely; waste," s.v. forlese v. OED. KEY: forlesen@v **forlesen** v 9 forleseth 1 forlore 2 forlorn 6 **forleten** v. "leave, forsake; cease; lose; (ppl. adj.) neglected," s.v. forlet v.\\1 OED. KEY: forleten@v forleten@v#adj **forleten** v#adj 2 forleten 2 **forleten** v 49 forleete 2 forleeten 3 forlete 5 forleten 18 forleteth 11 forletith 10 **forleven** v.(1) "(ppl.) left off, given up," s.v. forleave v. OED. KEY: forleven@v1 **forleven** v1 1 forlaft 1 **forlinen** v. "degenerate; (ppl. adj.) degenerate," s.v. forline v. OED. KEY: forlinen@v forlinen@v#adj **forlinen** v#adj 1 forlyned 1 **forlinen** v 1 forlynen 1 **forloine** n. "hunting call, indicating hounds have lost the game," s.v. forloin sb. OED. KEY: forloine@n **forloine** n 1 forloyn 1 **forlosen** v. "(ppl. and ppl. adj.) completely lost," s.v. forlose v. OED. KEY: forlosen@v forlosen@v#adj **forlosen** v#adj 1 forlost 1 **forlosen** v 1 forlost 1 **formal** adj. "formative (cause)," s.v. formal a. and sb. OED. KEY: formal@adj **formal** adj 1 formal 1 **formalli** adv. "logically, by the essential nature of things," s.v. formally adv. OED. KEY: formalli@adv **formalli** adv 2 formely 2 **forme** adj. "first," s.v. forme a. OED, forme-fader n. MED. KEY: forme@adj **forme** adj 1 forme 1 **forme** n. "form, shape, appearance; manner, proper manner; pattern; literary style; lair of a hare," s.v. form sb. OED. KEY: forme@n **forme** n 60 foorme 1 foormes 2 forme 46 formes 8 fourme 3 **formel** adj. & n. "female bird," s.v. formel, formal sb. OED. KEY: formel@adj formel@n **formel** adj 2 formel 2 **formel** n 5 formel 5 **formen** v. "form, create," s.v. form v.\\1 OED. KEY: formen@v **formen** v 22 forme 2 formed 11 formede 1 formedest 1 formen 1 fourmed 1 ifourmed 1 yformed 4 **former** adj. "former, earlier, first," s.v. former a. OED. KEY: former@adj **former** adj 2 former 2 **formere** n. "former, creator," s.v. former sb.\\1 OED. KEY: formere@n **formere** n 1 formere 1 **formest** adj. (sup.) "foremost," s.v. foremost a. and adv. OED. KEY: formest@adj **formest** adj 1 formest 1 **forn-cast** ppl. "premeditated," s.v. forne adv., a. and prep. OED. KEY: forn-cast@ppl **forn-cast** ppl\_abs 2 forncast 2 **forn-cast** ppl 1 forncast 1 **fornicacioun** n. "fornication," s.v. fornication sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fornicacioun@n **fornicacioun** n 5 fornicacioun 5 **forpampred** ppl. "spoiled, overindulged," s.v. for- pref\\1 OED. KEY: forpampred@ppl **forpampred** ppl 1 forpampred 1 **forpassing** ppl. "surpassing," s.v. forpass v. OED. KEY: forpassing@prp **forpassing** prp\_abs 1 forpassynge 1 **forpinen** v. "(ppl. adj.) tormented; wasted away," s.v. forpine v. OED. KEY: forpinen@v#adj **forpinen** v#adj 4 forpyned 4 **forsongen** ppl. "exhausted by singing," s.v. for pref\\1 OED. KEY: forsongen@ppl **forsongen** ppl 1 forsongen 1 **forsoth** adv. "truly, indeed," s.v. forsooth adv. OED. KEY: forsoth@adv **forsoth** adv 32 forsoothe 1 forsothe 31 **forster** n. "forester," s.v. foster sb.\\3 OED. KEY: forster@n **forster** n 2 foresteres 1 forster 1 **forstraught** adj. "distraught," s.v. forstraught pa. pple. OED. KEY: forstraught@adj **forstraught** adj 1 forstraught 1 **forsweren** v. "swear to a falsehood; break an oath; be a traitor," s.v. forswear v. OED, forsworn ppl. a. OED. KEY: forsweren@v **forsweren** v 7 forswor 1 forswore 2 forsworn 4 **forswering** ger. "swearing to a falsehood, perjury," s.v. forswear v. OED. KEY: forswering@ger **forswering** ger 5 forsweryng 2 forswerynge 2 forswerynges 1 **forth** adv. "forth, onwards; away; out, out of," s.v. forth adv., prep., and sb. OED. KEY: forth@adv **forth** adv 291 foorth 1 forth 285 forthe 1 furth 4 **forth-bi** adv. "past (in space)," s.v. forthby adv. OED. KEY: forth-bi@adv **forth-bi** adv 1 forthby 1 **for-thi** pronominal adv. & conj. "therefore, for this reason," s.v. forthy conj. OED. KEY: for-thi@adv&conj **for-thi** adv&conj 49 forthi 34 forthy 15 **forthinken** v. "cause grief, displease; be displeased," s.v. forthink v. OED. KEY: forthinken@v **forthinken** v 4 forthoughte 1 forthynke 2 forthynketh 1 **forth-right** adv. "directly, straightforwardly," s.v. forthright a. and adv. OED. KEY: forth-right@adv **forth-right** adv 1 forth-right 1 **forth-ward** adv. "forward, ahead," s.v. forthward OED. KEY: forth-ward@adv **forth-ward** adv 3 forthward 3 **forth-with** adv. "immediately," s.v. forthwith adv. OED. KEY: forth-with@adv **forth-with** adv 2 forth-with 1 forthwith 1 **fortitude** n. "fortitude," s.v. fortitude OED. KEY: fortitude@n **fortitude** n 2 fortitudo 2 **forto** adv. & particle (with infinitive) "to, in order to"; not in OED. KEY: forto@part **forto** part 3 forto 3 **fortreden** v. "(ppl.) trampled," s.v. fortread v. OED. KEY: fortreden@v **fortreden** v 2 fortroden 2 **fortuit** adj. "fortuitous, accidental," s.v. fortuit a. OED. KEY: fortuit@adj **fortuit** adj 2 fortuit 2 **Fortuna** n. "(with Major) greater fortune, a group of stars"; not in OED; s.v. fortuna major n. MED. KEY: fortuna@n **fortuna** n 1 fortuna 1 **fortunat** adj. "fortunate, favored by fortune; beneficent, happy; (astro.) favorable, propitious," s.v. fortunate a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: fortunat@adj **fortunat** adj 11 fortunaat 1 fortunat 10 **fortunel** adj. "fortuitous, accidental," s.v. fortunel a. OED. KEY: fortunel@adj **fortunel** adj 1 fortunel 1 **fortunen** v. "allot destiny; happen; (ppl. with wel) favored by Fortune; (astro.) calculate planetary position," s.v. fortune v., fortuned ppl. a. OED. KEY: fortunen@v **fortunen** v 4 fortuned 2 fortunen 1 fortunest 1 **fortune** n. "fortune, destiny, fortune (also as proper n., personified); chance; state or possessions given by fortune," s.v. fortune sb. OED. KEY: fortune@n fortune@n#propn **fortune** n 124 fortune 118 fortunes 6 **fortune** n#propn 103 fortune 101 fortunes 2 **fortunous** adj. "fortuitous, accidental, subject to fortune," s.v. fortunous a. OED. KEY: fortunous@adj **fortunous** adj 8 fortunous 5 fortunows 3 **forwaked** ppl. "exhausted by lack of sleep," s.v. for pref\\1 OED. KEY: forwaked@ppl **forwaked** ppl\_abs 2 forwaked 2 **forwe** n. "furrow; track, trace," s.v. furrow sb. OED. KEY: forwe@n **forwe** n 2 forwes 1 furwe 1 **forwelked** ppl. "(as adj.) withered," s.v. forwelk v. OED. KEY: forwelked@ppl#adj **forwelked** ppl#adj 1 forwelked 1 **forwepen** v. "(ppl.) exhausted by weeping," s.v. forweep v. OED. KEY: forwepen@v **forwepen** v 1 forweped 1 **forweren** v. "(ppl.) worn out," s.v. forwear v. OED. KEY: forweren@v **forweren** v 1 forwered 1 **for-whi** pronominal adv. & conj. "(as conj.) why, wherefore; because, therefore," s.v. forwhy adv. and conj. OED. KEY: for-whi@conj **for-whi** conj 40 for-whi 6 for-why 14 forwhi 6 forwhy 14 **forwrappen** v. "(ppl.) wrapped up, concealed," s.v. forwrap v. OED. KEY: forwrappen@v **forwrappen** v 2 forwrapped 2 **foryelden** v. "recompense, repay," s.v. foryield v. OED. KEY: foryelden@v **foryelden** v 2 foryelde 2 **foryetelnesse** n. "forgetfulness," s.v. forgetel a. OED. KEY: foryetelnesse@n **foryetelnesse** n 1 foryetelnesse 1 **foryeten** v. "forget; (with mynde, wit) lose (one's mind)," s.v. forget v. OED. KEY: foryeten@v **foryeten** v 56 forgat 10 forgate 1 forget 8 forgete 4 forgeten 7 foryat 1 foryet 2 foryete 6 foryeten 15 foryeteth 2 **foryetful** adj. "forgetful," s.v. forgetful a. OED. KEY: foryetful@adj **foryetful** adj 1 foryetful 1 **foryeting** ger. "forgetting," s.v. forgetting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: foryeting@ger **foryeting** ger 3 foryetynge 3 **foryeven** v. "forgive, pardon," s.v. forgive v. OED. KEY: foryeven@v **foryevenesse** n. "forgiveness," s.v. forgiveness OED. KEY: foryevenesse@n **foryevenesse** n 11 foryevenesse 2 foryifnesse 9 **foryeven** v 45 forgaf 2 forgave 1 forgyve 1 foryaf 3 foryeve 20 foryeven 5 foryevest 1 foryeveth 4 foryive 6 foryiveth 1 foryyve 1 **foryeving** ger. "forgiving," s.v. forgiving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: foryeving@ger **foryeving** ger 1 forgyvyng 1 **foryift** n. "forgiveness," s.v. forgift OED. KEY: foryift@n **foryift** n 1 forgyft 1 **fostren** v. "foster, nourish; raise, educate; cherish; support; (ppl. adj.) nourished, raised," s.v. foster v. OED. KEY: fostren@v fostren@v#adj **fostren** v#adj 2 fostred 1 yfostred 1 **fostren** v 18 fostre 3 fostred 12 fostreth 1 yfostred 2 **fostring** ger. "fostering, nourishment," s.v. fostering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: fostring@ger **fostring** ger 1 fostryng 1 **fot** n. "foot; step; foot (unit of measurement); poetic foot," s.v. foot sb. OED. KEY: fot@n **fot** n 90 feet 41 feete 1 fet 10 fete 2 foot 23 foote 7 fot 1 fote 5 **fot-brede** n. "one foot (in length)," s.v. foot-breadth, -brede OED. KEY: fot-brede@n **fot-brede** n 1 fote-brede 1 **fother** n. "cart-load," s.v. fother sb. OED. KEY: fother@n **fother** n 2 fother 2 **fot-hot** adv. "immediately," s.v. foot-hot adv. OED. KEY: fot-hot@adv **fot-hot** adv 2 foot-hoot 1 fot-hot 1 **fot-man** n. "foot servant," s.v. footman OED. KEY: fot-man@n **fot-man** n 1 footmen 1 **fot-mantel** n. "woman's riding garment," s.v. foot-mantel OED, fot n. MED. KEY: fot-mantel@n **fot-mantel** n 1 foot-mantel 1 **foudre** n. "lightning, thunderbolt," s.v. foulder OED. KEY: foudre@n **foudre** n 1 fouder 1 **foul** adj. "foul, dirty; ugly, wretched; hideous, frightening; evil, wicked; shameful; painful; (as n.) bad situation, bad luck," s.v. foul a., adv. and sb. OED. KEY: foul@adj foul@adj#n **foul** adj 118 foul 58 foule 39 fouler 7 foulere 1 fouleste 6 fowl 1 fowle 4 fowlere 1 fowleste 1 **foul** adj#n 2 foul 2 **foul** n. "fowl, bird; flying insect," s.v. fowl sb. OED. KEY: foul@n **foul** n 49 foughles 1 foul 11 foules 23 fowel 7 foweles 5 fowles 2 **foule** adv. "foully, shamefully; badly, miserably; hideously," s.v. foul a., adv. and sb. OED. KEY: foule@adv **foule** adv 17 foul 1 foule 16 **foulere** n. "fowler, bird catcher," s.v. fowler OED. KEY: foulere@n **foulere** n 2 foweler 2 **foun** n. "fawn, young deer; offspring," s.v. fawn sb.\\1 OED. KEY: foun@n **foun** n 2 founes 1 fownes 1 **foundacioun** n. "construction (of a wall)," s.v. foundation OED. KEY: foundacioun@n **foundacioun** n 1 fundacioun 1 **foundement** n. "foundation (of a building); basis (of reasoning); anus," s.v. fundament OED. KEY: foundement@n **foundement** n 6 foundement 2 foundementz 1 fundament 1 fundement 2 **founden** v.(1) "attempt; seek," s.v. found v.\\1 OED. KEY: founden@v1 **founden** v1 2 founde 2 **founden** v.(2) "found, establish, provide a basis; construct, build; train (in virtue)," s.v. found v.\\2 OED. KEY: founden@v2 **founden** v2 9 founde 1 founded 3 founden 1 fownden 2 ifounded 1 yfounded 1 **foundren** v.(1) "stumble," s.v. founder v. OED. KEY: foundren@v1 **foundren** v1 1 foundred 1 **four** num. "(as adj. and n.) four," s.v. four a. and sb. OED. KEY: four@num\_adj four@num\_n **four** num\_adj 37 foure 37 **four** num\_n 2 foure 2 **fourte-night** n. "fortnight," s.v. fortnight OED. KEY: fourte-night@n **fourte-night** n 5 fortenyght 1 fourtenyght 4 **fourti** num. "(as adj.) forty," s.v. forty a. and sb. OED. KEY: fourti@num\_adj **fourti** num\_adj 10 fourty 10 **fox** n. "fox," s.v. fox sb. OED. KEY: fox@n **fox** n 22 fox 18 foxes 4 **fraccioun** n. "fraction," s.v. fraction sb. OED. KEY: fraccioun@n **fraccioun** n 2 fraccions 2 **frainen** v. "ask," s.v. frayne, freyne v. OED. KEY: frainen@v **frainen** v 4 frayneth 1 freyne 1 freyned 2 **fraknes** n. (pl.) "freckles," s.v. frecken sb. OED. KEY: fraknes@n **fraknes** n 1 frakenes 1 **framen** v.(2) "frame (timber)," s.v. frame v. OED. KEY: framen@v2 **framen** v2 1 frame 1 **frank** n.(2) "franc, a French gold coin," s.v. franc OED. KEY: frank@n2 **frank** n2 10 frankes 10 **frankelein** n. "franklin, country gentleman," s.v. franklin OED. KEY: frankelein@n **frankelein** n 5 frankeleyn 4 frankeleyns 1 **frape** n. "company," s.v. frape\\1 OED. KEY: frape@n **frape** n 1 frape 1 **fraternite** n. "fraternity, guild," s.v. fraternity OED. KEY: fraternite@n **fraternite** n 1 fraternitee 1 **fraude** n. "fraud, deceit, dishonesty," s.v. fraud sb. OED. KEY: fraude@n **fraude** n 10 fraude 7 fraudes 2 frawdes 1 **fraughten** v. "(ppl.) loaded (with cargo)," s.v. fraught pple. and ppl. a. OED. KEY: fraughten@v **fraughten** v 1 fraught 1 **Fraunce** n. "France," place name. KEY: fraunce@n#propn **fraunce** n#propn 9 france 2 fraunce 7 **Fraunceys** n. "Francis (Petrarch)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: fraunceys@n#propn **fraunceys** n#propn 1 fraunceys 1 **fraunchise** n. "freedom; generosity, nobility of character (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. franchise sb. OED. KEY: fraunchise@n fraunchise@n#propn **fraunchise** n 5 franchise 4 fraunchise 1 **fraunchise** n#propn 3 fraunchise 3 **fre** adj. "free (not servile); free, unrestrained; free, unconstrained (in choice, will, etc.); unobstructed; noble, generous in spirit; generous, liberal (in spending)," s.v. free a. OED. KEY: fre@adj **fre** adj 110 fre 41 free 69 **fre** adv. "freely, without restriction; eagerly," s.v. free a. OED. KEY: fre@adv **fre** adv 4 fre 1 free 3 **fredom** n. "freedom, liberty; (national) independence; nobility of character, generosity (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. freedom OED. KEY: fredom@n fredom@n#propn **fredom** n 27 fredam 2 fredom 25 **fredom** n#propn 1 fredom 1 **frele** adj. "frail, weak; fragile, transitory," s.v. frail a. OED. KEY: frele@adj **frele** adj 4 freel 2 freele 2 **frelete** n. "frailty, moral weakness; sinfulness, lechery," s.v. frailty OED. KEY: frelete@n **frelete** n 6 freletee 6 **freli** adv. "freely, without restriction; willingly; nobly, generously," s.v. freely adv. OED. KEY: freli@adv **freli** adv 18 freely 1 frely 17 **frelnesse** n. "frailty, weakness," s.v. frailness OED. KEY: frelnesse@n **frelnesse** n 1 freelnesse 1 **fremed** adj. "foreign, strange; reserved, distant; wild," s.v. fremd a. OED. KEY: fremed@adj **fremed** adj 4 fremde 4 **frend** n. "friend; relative," s.v. friend sb. and a. OED. KEY: frend@n **frend** n 235 freend 41 freendes 86 freendis 2 frend 70 frendes 36 **frendli** adj. "friendly," s.v. friendly a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: frendli@adj **frendli** adj 18 freendlich 1 freendly 3 frendlieste 2 frendly 11 frendlyer 1 **frendli** adv. "in a friendly manner, as a friend," s.v. friendly a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: frendli@adv **frendli** adv 5 freendly 2 frendly 3 **frendshipe** n. "friendship," s.v. friendship OED. KEY: frendshipe@n **frendshipe** n 17 freendshipe 8 frendship 2 frendshipe 6 frendshippe 1 **frenesie** n. "frenzy, fit of madness," s.v. frenzy, phrenzy sb. and a. OED. KEY: frenesie@n **frenesie** n 2 frenesie 1 frenesye 1 **frenetik** adj. "frenzied, delirious," s.v. phrenetic a. (sb.) OED. KEY: frenetik@adj **frenetik** adj 1 frenetik 1 **frenge** n. "fringe," s.v. fringe sb. OED. KEY: frenge@n **frenge** n 2 frenges 2 **Frensh** adj. "French; (as n.) the French language," s.v. French a. and sb. OED. KEY: frensh@adj frensh@adj#n **frensh** adj 1 frenshe 1 **frensh** adj#n 2 frenssh 2 **frere** n. "friar (also, as a title, as adj.)," s.v. friar sb. OED. KEY: frere@n frere@n#adj **frere** n#adj 3 frere 3 **frere** n 71 frere 51 freres 20 **fresen** v. "freeze," s.v. freeze v. OED. KEY: fresen@v **fresen** v 1 freseth 1 **fresh** adj. "new, young; bright, gay; lovely, blooming; vigorous," s.v. fresh a. adv., and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fresh@adj **fresh** adj 113 fresh 12 freshe 8 fressh 36 fresshe 53 fressher 2 fresshest 2 **freshe** adv. "freshly, recently; gaily," s.v. fresh a., adv. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: freshe@adv **freshe** adv 7 fressh 7 **freshen** v. "refresh," s.v. fresh v. OED. KEY: freshen@v **freshen** v 1 fresshe 1 **freshli** adv. "(with newe) freshly, recently, anew; gaily, joyously," s.v. freshly adv. OED. KEY: freshli@adv **freshli** adv 5 fresshly 5 **fret** n.(2) "net-like covering (for the head)," s.v. fret sb.\\1 OED. KEY: fret@n2 **fret** n2 3 fret 3 **freten** v.(1) "devour, gnaw (of or like an animal)," s.v. fret v.\\1 OED. KEY: freten@v1 **freten** v1 13 freeten 1 fret 1 frete 5 freten 5 fretyn 1 **freten** v.(2) "(ppl.) adorned," s.v. fret v.\\2 OED. KEY: freten@v2 **freten** v2 1 fretted 1 **Fri-dai** n. "Friday," s.v. Friday OED. KEY: fri-dai@n **fri-dai** n 5 friday 5 **Frideswide** n. "Saint Frideswide, of Oxford," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: frideswide@n#propn **frideswide** n#propn 1 frydeswyde 1 **frien** v.(3) "fry," s.v. fry v.\\1 OED. KEY: frien@v3 **frien** v3 2 frye 2 **Frigius** n. "Dares Phrygius, historian of the Trojan War," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: frigius@n#propn **frigius** n#propn 1 frygius 1 **Frise** n.(1) "Frisia," place name. KEY: frise@n1#propn **frise** n1#propn 2 frise 2 **frogge** n. "frog," s.v. frog\\1 OED. KEY: frogge@n **frogge** n 1 frogges 1 **from** adv. "fro," s.v. from prep. (adv., conj.) OED. KEY: from@adv **from** adv 35 fra 1 fro 34 **from** prep. "from," s.v. from prep. (adv., conj.) OED. KEY: from@prep **from** prep 849 fram 1 fro 581 from 267 **frost** n. "frost," s.v. frost sb. OED. KEY: frost@n **frost** n 4 frost 3 frostes 1 **frosti** adj. "frosty," s.v. frosty a. OED. KEY: frosti@adj **frosti** adj 6 frosty 6 **froten** v. "rub," s.v. frot v. OED. KEY: froten@v **froten** v 2 frote 1 froteth 1 **frothen** v. "froth," s.v. froth v. sb. OED. KEY: frothen@v **frothen** v 1 frothen 1 **frounce** n.(1) "fold," s.v. frounce sb.\\1 OED. KEY: frounce@n1 **frounce** n1 1 frownce 1 **frounceles** adj. "unwrinkled," s.v. frounce sb.\\1 OED. KEY: frounceles@adj **frounceles** adj 1 frounceles 1 **frouncen** v. "(ppl.) wrinkled," s.v. frounce v. OED. KEY: frouncen@v **frouncen** v 2 frounced 2 **frounen** v. "(ppl. adj.) frowning," s.v. frowning ppl. a. OED. KEY: frounen@v#adj **frounen** v#adj 1 frownyng 1 **frount** n. "forehead," s.v. front sb. OED. KEY: frount@n **frount** n 1 frownt 1 **fructifien** v. "bear fruit; (ppl. adj.) fruitful, beneficial," s.v. fructify v. OED. KEY: fructifien@v fructifien@v#adj **fructifien** v#adj 1 fructifyenge 1 **fructifien** v 1 fructyfye 1 **fructuous** adj. "fruitful, edifying," s.v. fructuous a. OED. KEY: fructuous@adj **fructuous** adj 1 fructuous 1 **fructus** Lat. n. "fruit." KEY: fructus@lat\_n **fructus** lat\_n 1 fructus 1 **fruit** n. "fruit, product; result, fruition; offspring; best part; essential part," s.v. fruit sb. OED. KEY: fruit@n **fruit** n 53 fruit 3 fruites 3 fruyt 46 fruytes 1 **fruitestere** n. "female fruit seller," s.v. fruitester OED. KEY: fruitestere@n **fruitestere** n 1 frutesteres 1 **fruitful** adj. "fruitful, beneficial," s.v. fruitful a. OED. KEY: fruitful@adj **fruitful** adj 1 fruytful 1 **fugitif** adj. "fleeing," s.v. fugitive a. and sb. OED. KEY: fugitif@adj **fugitif** adj 1 fugityf 1 **ful** adj. "filled with, sated; complete, entire," s.v. full a., sb.\\3, and adv. OED. KEY: ful@adj **ful** adj 246 ful 222 full 4 fulle 20 **ful** adv. "completely, fully; (as intens.) very," s.v. full a., sb.\\3, and adv. OED. KEY: ful@adv **ful** adv 1107 ful 1076 full 31 **ful-fillen** v. "fill up; satisfy; carry out, accomplish, execute; complete," s.v. fulfil v. OED. KEY: ful-fillen@v **ful-fillen** v 60 fulfelle 1 fulfild 21 fulfildest 1 fulfille 19 fulfilled 11 fulfilleden 1 fulfillen 2 fulfilleth 2 fulfyld 2 **ful-filling** ger. "fulfillment, satisfaction," s.v. fulfilling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: ful-filling@ger **ful-filling** ger 2 fulfillynge 1 fulfillynges 1 **fulle** n.(1) "full extent," s.v. full a., sb.\\3, and adv. OED. KEY: fulle@n1 **fulle** n1 13 fulle 13 **fulli** adv. "fully, completely," s.v. fully adv. OED. KEY: fulli@adv **fulli** adv 60 fulli 1 fullich 2 fulliche 1 fully 55 fullyche 1 **fulsomnesse** n. "fulsomeness, excess," s.v. fulsomeness OED. KEY: fulsomnesse@n **fulsomnesse** n 1 fulsomnesse 1 **fume** n. "fume, vapor; vapor generated within the body," s.v. fume sb. OED. KEY: fume@n **fume** n 2 fume 1 fumes 1 **fumetere** n. "fumitory, the herb," s.v. fumitory OED. KEY: fumetere@n **fumetere** n 1 fumetere 1 **fumigacioun** n. "incensing as part of an incantation," s.v. fumigation OED. KEY: fumigacioun@n **fumigacioun** n 1 fumygacions 1 **fumosite** n. "vapor generated within the body," s.v. fumosity OED. KEY: fumosite@n **fumosite** n 2 fumositee 2 **funeral** adj. "funereal," s.v. funeral a. and sb. OED. KEY: funeral@adj **funeral** adj 4 funeral 4 **furial** adj. "furious, fierce," s.v. furial a. OED. KEY: furial@adj **furial** adj 1 furial 1 **furie** n. "fury, rage; Fury, avenging spirit," s.v. fury sb. OED. KEY: furie@n **furie** n 12 furie 6 furies 3 furiis 1 fury 1 furye 1 **furious** adj. "furious, raging; (with torment) severe," s.v. furious a. OED. KEY: furious@adj **furious** adj 3 furious 2 furyus 1 **furlong** n. "furlong, measure of space and time (also as adj.; cf. furlong wey n.); race track," s.v. furlong OED. KEY: furlong@n furlong@n#adj **furlong** n#adj 10 forlong 2 furlong 8 **furlong** n 3 forlonge 1 furlong 2 **furlong-wey** n. "time to walk a furlong, two and one-half minutes," s.v. furlong OED, furlong n. MED. KEY: furlong-wey@n **furlong-wey** n 1 furlong-wey 1 **furnaise** n. "furnace; cauldron; (alchem.) oven," s.v. furnace sb. OED. KEY: furnaise@n **furnaise** n 9 forneys 2 fourneys 7 **furre** n. "fur," s.v. fur sb.\\1 OED. KEY: furre@n **furre** n 1 furre 1 **furren** v. "(ppl. adj.) trimmed or lined with fur," s.v. furred ppl. a. OED. KEY: furren@v#adj **furren** v#adj 3 furred 3 **furring** ger. "trimming with fur," s.v. furring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: furring@ger **furring** ger 1 furrynge 1 **further** adv. "further, farther; advanced (in age)," s.v. further adv. OED. KEY: further@adv **further** adv 28 forther 24 forthere 1 further 3 **furtheren** v. "further, help; benefit, advance," s.v. further v. OED. KEY: furtheren@v **furtheren** v 15 fortheren 3 forthereth 1 forthre 1 forthred 1 forthren 6 further 1 furthered 1 furthred 1 **furthering** ger. "furthering, help; betterment," s.v. furthering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: furthering@ger **furthering** ger 3 fortheryng 2 furtherynges 1 **further\_more** adv 11 ferthermoore 1 forthermo 2 forthermoor 1 forthermoore 7 **further-more** phrase & adv. "(as adv.) furthermore," s.v. furthermore adv. OED, further more, further-more phrase & adv. MED. KEY: further\_more@adv **fusible** adj. "(of metal) capable of being melted," s.v. fusible a. OED. KEY: fusible@adj **fusible** adj 1 fusible 1 **fustian** n. "coarse cloth," s.v. fustian sb. and a. OED. KEY: fustian@n **fustian** n 1 fustian 1 **future** adj. "future," s.v. future a. and sb. OED. KEY: future@adj **future** adj 5 futur 3 future 1 futures 1 **future** n. "future, future event," s.v. future a. and sb. OED. KEY: future@n **future** n 7 future 2 futures 4 futuris 1 **-- G --** **gabben** v. "gab, speak foolishly; lie," s.v. gab v.\\1 OED. KEY: gabben@v **gabbere** n. "gabber, idle talker," s.v. gabber sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gabbere@n **gabbere** n 1 gabbere 1 **gable** n.(1) "gable," s.v. gable sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gable@n1 **gable** n1 1 gable 1 **Gabrielles** n. (gen.) "of Gabriel, the archangel (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gabrielles@n#propn **gabrielles** n#propn 1 gabrielles 1 **gadeling** n. "scoundrel," s.v. gadeling sb.\\2 OED. KEY: gadeling@n **gadeling** n 1 gadelyng 1 **gaderen** v. "gather, collect; conclude," s.v. gather v. OED. KEY: gaderen@v **gaderen** v 19 gadere 3 gadered 3 gadereth 1 gaderid 1 gaderyd 1 gaderyn 1 gadre 1 gadred 1 gadrede 1 gadreth 2 gadrid 3 gadryd 1 **gaderinge** ger. "gathering, accumulating," s.v. gathering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: gaderinge@ger **gaderinge** ger 1 gaderynge 1 **gai** adj. "gay, merry; attractive, bright; gaily dressed; pleasing," s.v. gay a. OED. KEY: gai@adj **gai** adj 41 gay 35 gaye 5 gayer 1 **gai** adv. "gaily, splendidly," s.v. gay adv. OED. KEY: gai@adv **gai** adv 2 gay 1 gaye 1 **gaillard** adj. & n. "(as adj.) lively, gay," s.v. galliard a. OED. KEY: gaillard@adj **gaillard** adj 2 gaillard 1 gaylard 1 **gaioler** n. "jailer," s.v. jailer OED. KEY: gaioler@n **gaioler** n 13 gayler 12 gaylere 1 **gaitris** n. "buckthorn(?)," s.v. gaiter sb.\\2 OED. KEY: gaitris@n **gaitris** n 1 gaitrys 1 **Gaius** n. "Caligula, Gaius Caesar, the Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gaius@n#propn **gaius** n#propn 1 gaius 1 **Galathee** n. "Galatea, heroine of Pamphilus de amore," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: galathee@n#propn **galathee** n#propn 1 galathee 1 **galauntine** n. "galantine, a sauce," s.v. galantine OED. KEY: galauntine@n **galauntine** n 2 galantyne 1 galauntyne 1 **Galaxie** n. "the Milky Way," s.v. Galaxy OED. KEY: galaxie@n **galaxie** n 2 galaxie 1 galaxye 1 **galen** v. "cry out, complain," s.v. gale v.\\1 OED. KEY: galen@v **galen** v 2 gale 2 **Galgopheie** n. "Gargaphia (probably), a valley in Greece," place name; not in MED. KEY: galgopheie@n#propn **galgopheie** n#propn 1 galgopheye 1 **Galice** n. "Galicia, in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: galice@n#propn **galice** n#propn 1 galice 1 **Galien** n.(2) "Galen, the Greek medical authority," proper n.; s.v. Galien n. MED. KEY: galien@n2#propn **galien** n2#propn 3 galien 1 galyen 2 **Galien** n.(3) "Gallienus, the Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: galien@n3#propn **galien** n3#propn 1 galien 1 **galien** n. "(pl.) medicinal drinks," s.v. galianes n. pl. OED. KEY: galien@n **galien** n 1 galiones 1 **Galilee** n. "Gallilee, in Palestine," place name; not in MED. KEY: galilee@n#propn **galilee** n#propn 1 galilee 1 **galingale** n. "galingale, a spice," s.v. galingale OED. KEY: galingale@n **galingale** n 1 galyngale 1 **galle** n.(1) "gall bladder, bile; bitterness; (with of dragon) poison," s.v. gall sb.\\1 OED. KEY: galle@n1 **galle** n1 9 galle 8 galles 1 **galle** n.(2) "sore on the skin, tender spot," s.v. gall sb.\\2 OED. KEY: galle@n2 **galle** n2 1 galle 1 **Gallus** n. "Sulpicius Gallus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gallus@n#propn **gallus** n#propn 1 gallus 1 **galoche** n. "sandal," s.v. galosh OED. KEY: galoche@n **galoche** n 1 galoche 1 **galoun** n. "gallon," s.v. gallon OED. KEY: galoun@n **galoun** n 1 galon 1 **galpen** v. "(ppl. & ppl. adj.) yawning," s.v. galp v. OED. KEY: galpen@v galpen@v#adj **galpen** v#adj 1 galpyng 1 **galpen** v 1 galpynge 1 **galwe** n. "(pl.) gallows," s.v. gallows OED. KEY: galwe@n **galwe** n 3 galwes 3 **game** n. "game, joy, amusement; revelry; amorous play; joke; scheme, trick," s.v. game OED. KEY: game@n **game** n 63 game 61 gamen 1 games 1 **gamen** v. "(impers.) please," s.v. game v. OED. KEY: gamen@v **gamen** v 1 gamed 1 **gang** n. "privy, latrine," s.v. gong sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gang@n **gang** n 1 gong 1 **Ganymede** n. "Ganymede, cup-bearer to Jove," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ganymede@n#propn **ganymede** n#propn 1 ganymede 1 **gap** n. "gap, opening in a forest," s.v. gap sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gap@n **gap** n 2 gappe 2 **gapen** v. "gape, open the mouth wide; stare fixedly; desire greedily," s.v. gape v. OED, gaping ppl. a. OED. KEY: gapen@v **gapen** v 8 gape 2 gapeden 1 gapeth 1 gapyn 1 gapyng 2 gapynge 1 **gapinge** ger. "gaping, greedy desire," s.v. gaping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: gapinge@ger **gapinge** ger 1 gapynges 1 **gardin** n. "garden," s.v. garden OED. KEY: gardin@n **gardin** n 61 garden 2 gardeyn 1 gardyn 57 gardyns 1 **gardin-ward** n. "direction of the garden," s.v. garden OED, gardin n. MED. KEY: gardin-ward@n **gardin-ward** n 2 gardyn-ward 2 **gargate** n. "throat," s.v. garget sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gargate@n **gargate** n 1 gargat 1 **gar-lek** n. "garlic," s.v. garlic OED. KEY: gar-lek@n **gar-lek** n 1 garleek 1 **garnement** n. "garment," s.v. garment OED. KEY: garnement@n **garnement** n 2 garnement 2 **garnisoun** n. "body of armed men; defense," s.v. garnison OED. KEY: garnisoun@n **garnisoun** n 4 garnisoun 1 garnysoun 3 **gasen** v. "gaze," s.v. gaze v. OED. KEY: gasen@v **gasen** v 1 gazed 1 **gastli** adj. "ghastly, terrifying," s.v. ghastly a. OED. KEY: gastli@adj **gastli** adj 1 gastly 1 **gastnesse** n. "threat, fear," s.v. gastness OED. KEY: gastnesse@n **gastnesse** n 1 gastnesse 1 **gate** n.(1) "gate," s.v. gate sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gate@n1 **gate** n1 39 gate 18 gates 4 yate 11 yates 6 **Gatesden** n. "John of Gaddesden, a medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gatesden@n#propn **gatesden** n#propn 1 gatesden 1 **gat-tothed** adj. "with teeth set wide apart," s.v. gat-toothed a. OED. KEY: gat-tothed@adj **gat-tothed** adj 2 gat-tothed 2 **gaude** n. "trick, prank," s.v. gaud sb.\\2 OED. KEY: gaude@n **gaude** n 3 gaude 2 gawdes 1 **gauded** ppl. "adorned with large beads," s.v. gaud v.\\1 OED. KEY: gauded@ppl **gauded** ppl\_abs 1 gauded 1 **Gaudencius** n. "Gaudencius, an accuser of Boethius," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gaudencius@n#propn **gaudencius** n#propn 1 gaudencius 1 **gaudi** adj. "yellowish," s.v. gaudy adj.\\1 OED. KEY: gaudi@adj **gaudi** adj 1 gaude 1 **Gaufred** n. "Geoffrey of Vinsauf, a rhetorician," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gaufred@n#propn **gaufred** n#propn 1 gaufred 1 **Gaufride** n. "Geoffrey of Monmouth, historian of Britain," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gaufride@n#propn **gaufride** n#propn 1 gaufride 1 **Gaule** n. "Galatia, in Asia Minor," place name; not in MED. KEY: gaule@n#propn **gaule** n#propn 1 gawle 1 **Gaunt** n. "Ghent, in Flanders (Belgium)," place name; not in MED. KEY: gaunt@n#propn **gaunt** n#propn 2 gaunt 2 **gauren** v. "stare, gaze," s.v. gaure v. OED. KEY: gauren@v **gauren** v 6 gaure 1 gauren 4 gaureth 1 **Gawain** n. "Sir Gawain, hero of romance," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gawain@n#propn **gawain** n#propn 1 gawayn 1 **Gazan** n. "Gaza, in Palestine," place name; not in MED. KEY: gazan@n#propn **gazan** n#propn 1 gazan 1 **geaunt** n. & adj. "(as n.) giant," s.v. giant OED. KEY: geaunt@n **geaunt** n 10 geant 3 geaunt 5 geauntes 1 geauntis 1 **Geffrey** n. "Geoffrey (Chaucer)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: geffrey@n#propn **geffrey** n#propn 1 geffrey 1 **gein** n. "gain, benefit," s.v. gain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gein@n **gein** n 1 geyn 1 **geinen** v. "avail, help," s.v. gain v.\\1 OED. KEY: geinen@v **geinen** v 4 gayned 1 gayneth 3 **gelden** v. "geld, castrate," s.v. geld v.\\1 OED. KEY: gelden@v **gelden** v 1 gelde 1 **gelding** n. "gelding," s.v. gelding OED. KEY: gelding@n **gelding** n 1 geldyng 1 **gemetrie** n. "geometry," s.v. geometry OED. KEY: gemetrie@n **gemetrie** n 1 geometrie 1 **gemetrien** n. "geometrician," s.v. geometrian OED. KEY: gemetrien@n **gemetrien** n 1 geometriens 1 **Gemini** n. "Gemini, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Gemini OED. KEY: gemini@n **gemini** n 8 gemini 4 geminis 4 **gemme** n. "gem, precious stone," s.v. gem OED. KEY: gemme@n **gemme** n 10 gemme 4 gemmes 6 **gendre** n. "kind, class," s.v. gender OED. KEY: gendre@n **gendre** n 1 gendres 1 **Gene** n. "Genoese coin," s.v. jane OED. KEY: gene@n **gene** n 2 jane 2 **Genelon** n. "Ganelon, betrayer of Roland," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: genelon@n#propn **genelon** n#propn 3 genelloun 1 genylon 2 **Genelon-Olyver** n. "Genylon-Olyver, a traitor," proper n. KEY: genelon-olyver@n#propn **genelon-olyver** n#propn 1 genylon-olyver 1 **generacioun** n. "generation, procreation," s.v. generation OED. KEY: generacioun@n **generacioun** n 4 generacion 2 generacioun 2 **general** adj. & n. "(as adj.) general, universal, complete; couched in general terms, not specific; chief; (as n.) class of things, (with in) as a rule, without exception," s.v. general adj. & sb. OED. KEY: general@adj general@n **general** adj 19 general 15 generale 1 generall 3 **general** n 17 general 16 generall 1 **generalli** adv. "generally, without exception; as a rule; in a general way," s.v. generally adv. OED. KEY: generalli@adv **generalli** adv 21 generally 13 generaly 8 **Genesis** Lat. n. "Genesis (in the Bible)." KEY: genesis@lat\_n#propn **genesis** lat\_n#propn 1 genesis 1 **gent** adj. "elegant, noble," s.v. gent a. OED. KEY: gent@adj **gent** adj 4 gent 3 gente 1 **gentil** adj. "gently born, noble; gracious, refined; excellent," s.v. gentle a. OED. KEY: gentil@adj **gentil** adj 117 gentil 103 gentile 1 gentilest 1 gentileste 2 gentilleste 5 gentyl 5 **gentil** n. "(pl.) gentlefolk, gentry, nobles," s.v. gentle OED. KEY: gentil@n **gentil** n 5 gentils 5 **gentilesse** n. "gentleness, nobility of birth; nobility of character; graciousness, courtesy; excellence; (also as proper n., personified)" s.v. gentilesse OED. KEY: gentilesse@n gentilesse@n#propn **gentilesse** n 77 gentilesse 36 gentillesse 41 **gentilesse** n#propn 3 gentilesse 3 **gentilli** adv. "genteelly, courteously, generously," s.v. gently adv. OED. KEY: gentilli@adv **gentilli** adv 7 gentilly 6 gentily 1 **gentil-man** n. "gentleman, man of gentle birth," s.v. gentleman OED. KEY: gentil-man@n **gentil-man** n 3 gentil-man 1 gentil-men 1 gentilman 1 **gentilnesse** n. "gentility, nobility, graciousness," s.v. gentleness OED. KEY: gentilnesse@n **gentilnesse** n 2 gentilnesse 2 **gentrie** n. "gentility, noble conduct; good character, graciousness," s.v. gentry OED. KEY: gentrie@n **gentrie** n 8 genterye 2 gentrie 5 gentrye 1 **gentrise** n. "gentility, nobility," s.v. gentrice OED. KEY: gentrise@n **gentrise** n 1 gentrice 1 **gere** n. "gear, equipment; apparel; possessions; behavior, manner," s.v. gear OED. KEY: gere@n **gere** n 14 geere 5 geeris 1 gere 7 geres 1 **gerful** adj. "changeable, capricious," s.v. gerful a. OED. KEY: gerful@adj **gerful** adj 2 gereful 1 gerful 1 **geri** adj. "changeable, capricious," s.v. gery a. OED. KEY: geri@adj **geri** adj 1 geery 1 **Gerland** n. "Gerland, a dog in NPT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gerland@n#propn **gerland** n#propn 1 gerland 1 **gerlond** n. "garland, wreath," s.v. garland OED. KEY: gerlond@n **gerlond** n 16 garlond 2 garlondes 2 gerland 9 gerlandes 1 gerlond 2 **germain** adj. "related by blood," s.v. german a.\\1 OED. KEY: germain@adj **germain** adj 1 germayns 1 **Germaines** n.(2) (gen.) "of Germanicus, the Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: germaines@n#propn **germaines** n#propn 1 germaynes 1 **Gernade** n. "Granada, in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: gernade@n#propn **gernade** n#propn 1 gernade 1 **gerner** n. "granary, storehouse," s.v. garner OED. KEY: gerner@n **gerner** n 3 garner 1 gerneeris 1 gerner 1 **Gerounde** n. "Gironde, the river in France," place name; not in MED. KEY: gerounde@n#propn **gerounde** n#propn 1 gerounde 1 **Gerveis** n. "Gervays, a character in MilT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gerveis@n#propn **gerveis** n#propn 4 gerveys 4 **gessen** v. "guess, estimate; suppose, imagine; infer, conclude," s.v. guess v. OED. KEY: gessen@v **gessen** v 71 gesse 68 gessen 2 gessyng 1 **gessinge** ger. "guess, conjecture, opinion; reputation," s.v. guessing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: gessinge@ger **gessinge** ger 3 gessynge 3 **gest** n. "guest, visitor; lodger, paying guest," s.v. guest OED. KEY: gest@n **gest** n 15 gest 7 gestes 8 **geste** n.(1) "story, history; notable deed," s.v. gest sb.\\1 OED. KEY: geste@n1 **geste** n1 14 geeste 2 geestes 4 geste 2 gestes 6 **gesten** v.(2) "recite (romances)," s.v. gest v.\\2 OED. KEY: gesten@v2 **gesten** v2 1 geeste 1 **gestour** n. "reciter of romances," s.v. gester OED. KEY: gestour@n **gestour** n 2 geestours 1 gestiours 1 **get** n.(1) "fashion, style; contrivance," s.v. jet sb.\\2 OED. KEY: get@n1 **get** n1 2 jet 2 **get** n.(2) "jet, dense black coal," s.v. jet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: get@n2 **get** n2 1 jeet 1 **geten** v.(1) "get, obtain; bring, take; (with life) preserve; beget," s.v. get v. OED. KEY: geten@v1 **geten** v1 117 gat 17 get 3 gete 35 geten 47 getest 2 geteth 5 getin 1 gette 1 igeten 2 yeten 1 ygeten 3 **getinge** ger.(1) "getting, acquiring," s.v. getting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: getinge@ger1 **getinge** ger1 11 getyng 1 getynge 10 **gibete** n. "gibbet, gallows," s.v. gibbet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gibete@n **gibete** n 1 gebet 1 **gide** n. "guide, leader," s.v. guide OED. KEY: gide@n **gide** n 8 gide 2 gyde 6 **giden** v. "guide, lead," s.v. guide v. OED. KEY: giden@v **giden** v 16 gide 3 gided 1 gyde 8 gyden 1 gydeth 3 **gideresse** n. "guide (female)," s.v. guideress OED. KEY: gideresse@n **gideresse** n 1 gyderesse 1 **gidinge** ger. "guiding," s.v. guiding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: gidinge@ger **gidinge** ger 2 gyding 1 gydyng 1 **gien** v. "guide, lead; conduct oneself; rule; protect," s.v. guy v.\\1 OED. KEY: gien@v **gien** v 18 guye 2 gye 16 **gigge** n.(2) "squeaking sound," s.v. gig n.\\3 OED. KEY: gigge@n2 **gigge** n2 1 gygges 1 **gigging** n. "fitting armstraps to shields," s.v. gigge v. OED. KEY: gigging@n **gigging** n 1 giggynge 1 **Gilbertin** n. "Gilbertus Anglicus, a medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gilbertin@n#propn **gilbertin** n#propn 1 gilbertyn 1 **gilde-halle** n. "guild-hall," s.v. guild-hall OED. KEY: gilde-halle@n **gilde-halle** n 1 yeldehalle 1 **gilden** v. "(ppl. adj.) gilded, golden," s.v. gilte ppl. a. OED. KEY: gilden@v#adj **gilden** v#adj 6 gilde 1 gilte 5 **gile** n.(3) "guile, deceit; deception," s.v. guile OED. KEY: gile@n3 **gile** n3 7 gile 2 gyle 5 **Gile** n. "Saint Giles (Saint Aegidius)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gile@n#propn **gile** n#propn 2 gile 1 gyle 1 **Gille** n. "Gill, a maid in MilT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gille@n#propn **gille** n#propn 1 gille 1 **gilour** n. "guiler, deceiver," s.v. guiler OED. KEY: gilour@n **gilour** n 1 gylour 1 **gilt** n.(1) "guilt, culpability; crime, sin; fault," s.v. guilt OED. KEY: gilt@n1 **gilt** n1 49 gilt 34 giltes 11 gylt 4 **gilti** adj. "guilty," s.v. guilty a. OED. KEY: gilti@adj **gilti** adj 8 gilty 7 gylty 1 **giltif** adj. "guilty," s.v. guilty a. OED. KEY: giltif@adj **giltif** adj 3 giltif 2 gyltyf 1 **giltles** adj., adv., n. "(adj.) guiltless, innocent; (adv.) guiltlessly; (n.) innocent person," s.v. guiltless OED. KEY: giltles@adj giltles@adv giltles@n **giltles** adj 6 giltelees 3 gilteles 1 giltlees 2 **giltles** adv 14 giltelees 7 gilteles 6 giltles 1 **giltles** n 2 gilteles 1 giltlees 1 **ginge-bred** n. "preserved ginger," s.v. gingerbread OED. KEY: ginge-bred@n **ginge-bred** n 1 gyngebreed 1 **gingivere** n. "ginger," s.v. ginger OED. KEY: gingivere@n **gingivere** n 1 gyngevre 1 **ginglen** v. "jingle," s.v. jingle v. OED. KEY: ginglen@v **ginglen** v 1 gynglen 1 **ginne** n. "contrivance, trick; trap," s.v. gin sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ginne@n **ginne** n 6 gyn 4 gynnes 2 **ginnen** v. "begin; do (as marker of periphrastic present and past)," s.v. gin v.\\1 OED. KEY: ginnen@v **ginnen** v 692 gan 622 gonne 35 gonnen 14 gunne 9 gynne 3 gynnen 2 gynneth 7 **ginninge** ger. "beginning," s.v. ginning vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ginninge@ger **ginninge** ger 4 gynning 1 gynnyng 1 gynnynge 2 **gipser** n. "purse, belt pouch," s.v. gipser OED. KEY: gipser@n **gipser** n 1 gipser 1 **girdel** n. "girdle, belt; baldric," s.v. girdle OED. KEY: girdel@n **girdel** n 8 girdel 5 girdell 1 girdles 1 gurdel 1 **girdel-stede** n. "waist," s.v. girdlestead OED. KEY: girdel-stede@n **girdel-stede** n 1 girdilstede 1 **girden** v.(1) "gird (oneself)," s.v. gird v.\\1 OED. KEY: girden@v1 **girden** v1 3 girt 2 girte 1 **girden** v.(2) "cut, strike," s.v. gird v.\\2 OED. KEY: girden@v2 **girden** v2 1 girden 1 **girle** n. "young person; girl," s.v. girl OED. KEY: girle@n **girle** n 2 gerl 1 girles 1 **gise** n. "guise, custom, fashion; manner, way," s.v. guise OED. KEY: gise@n **gise** n 29 gise 11 gises 1 gyse 17 **Gisen** n. "Gyndes, a tributary of the Tigris," place name; not in MED. KEY: gisen@n#propn **gisen** n#propn 1 gysen 1 **giser** n. "liver," s.v. gizzard OED. KEY: giser@n **giser** n 1 gyser 1 **giste** n.(2) "stopping place, lodgings," s.v. gist sb.\\1 OED. KEY: giste@n2 **giste** n2 1 gistes 1 **gite** n.(3) "gown," s.v. gite sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gite@n3 **gite** n3 2 gyte 1 gytes 1 **giterne** n. "gittern, a guitar-like musical instrument," s.v. gittern OED. KEY: giterne@n **giterne** n 5 giterne 1 gyterne 3 gyternes 1 **giterninge** ger. "playing the gittern," s.v. gittern v. OED. KEY: giterninge@ger **giterninge** ger 1 gyternynge 1 **glad** adj. "glad, joyful, happy," s.v. glad a. OED. KEY: glad@adj **glad** adj 133 glad 103 gladde 2 gladder 5 gladdest 1 glade 22 **gladen** v. "gladden, cheer; rejoice; comfort, please," s.v. glad v. OED. KEY: gladen@v **gladen** v 37 glaade 1 gladded 1 glade 18 gladed 5 gladede 1 gladen 7 gladeth 4 **gladere** n. "one who gladdens," s.v. gladder OED. KEY: gladere@n **gladere** n 1 gladere 1 **gladli** adv. "gladly, willingly; fittingly; regularly, customarily," s.v. gladly adv. OED. KEY: gladli@adv **gladli** adv 43 gladlier 1 gladly 42 **gladnesse** n. "gladness, happiness (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. gladness OED. KEY: gladnesse@n gladnesse@n#propn **gladnesse** n 41 gladnesse 41 **gladnesse** n#propn 2 gladnesse 2 **gladsom** adj. "pleasant," s.v. gladsome a. OED. KEY: gladsom@adj **gladsom** adj 1 gladsom 1 **glaire** n. "white of an egg," s.v. glair sb.\\1 OED. KEY: glaire@n **glaire** n 1 gleyre 1 **glaren** v. "glare, glitter; (ppl. adj.) glittering, staring," s.v. glare v. OED, glaring ppl. a. OED. KEY: glaren@v glaren@v#adj **glaren** v#adj 1 glarynge 1 **glaren** v 1 glareth 1 **glas** n. "glass," s.v. glass sb.\\1 OED. KEY: glas@n **glas** n 21 glas 20 glasses 1 **Glascurion** n. "Glascurion, a British bard," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: glascurion@n#propn **glascurion** n#propn 1 glascurion 1 **glasen** v. "glaze, provide window glass; cover with an illusory protection," s.v. glaze v.\\1 OED. KEY: glasen@v **glasen** v 2 glaze 1 yglased 1 **glasinge** ger. "glazing, window glass," s.v. glazing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: glasinge@ger **glasinge** ger 1 glasynge 1 **gle** n.(1) "entertainment; musical instrument, tune," s.v. glee OED. KEY: gle@n1 **gle** n1 5 glee 3 glees 2 **glede** n.(2) "glowing coal, spark; fire," s.v. gleed OED. KEY: glede@n2 **glede** n2 11 glede 2 gledes 2 gleede 5 gleedes 2 **gledi** adj. "burning," s.v. gledy a. OED. KEY: gledi@adj **gledi** adj 1 gledy 1 **glem** n. "gleam," s.v. gleam OED. KEY: glem@n **glem** n 1 glem 1 **glenen** v. "(ppl.) gleaning," s.v. glean v. OED. KEY: glenen@v **glenen** v 1 glenyng 1 **glenten** v. "glance," s.v. glent v. OED. KEY: glenten@v **glenten** v 1 glente 1 **gleuen** v.(2) "glue," s.v. glue v. OED. KEY: gleuen@v2 **gleuen** v2 2 gliwe 1 yglewed 1 **gliden** v. "glide, move; travel, go," s.v. glide v. OED. KEY: gliden@v **gliden** v 9 glide 1 glood 2 glyde 5 glyden 1 **glimsinge** ger. "glimpse, imperfect vision," s.v. glimpsing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: glimsinge@ger **glimsinge** ger 1 glymsyng 1 **gliteren** v. "glitter," s.v. glitter v. OED. KEY: gliteren@v **gliteren** v 4 gliterynge 2 glytered 1 glyteren 1 **glorie** n. "glory," s.v. glory OED. KEY: glorie@n **glorie** n 57 glorie 50 glorye 7 **glorifien** v. "glorify, praise; boast, exult, be proud," s.v. glorify v. OED. KEY: glorifien@v **glorifien** v 9 glorifie 4 glorifien 2 glorifye 2 gloryfien 1 **glorious** adj. "glorious," s.v. glorious a. OED. KEY: glorious@adj **glorious** adj 16 glorious 15 gloryouse 1 **glosa** Lat. n. "gloss." KEY: glosa@lat\_n **glosa** lat\_n 4 glosa 4 **glose** n. "gloss, interpretation; deception," s.v. gloze OED. KEY: glose@n **glose** n 12 glose 12 **glosen** v. "gloss, interpret (a text); flatter, cajole; use fair words; deceive; (ppl. adj.) deceptive," s.v. gloze v.\\1 OED, glossing ppl. a. OED. KEY: glosen@v glosen@v#adj **glosen** v#adj 1 glosynge 1 **glosen** v 11 glose 8 glosen 2 yglosed 1 **glosinge** ger. "glossing, interpretation (of texts)," s.v. glozing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: glosinge@ger **glosinge** ger 1 glosynge 1 **glotonie** n. "gluttony; (pl.) greedy desires," s.v. gluttony OED. KEY: glotonie@n **glotonie** n 22 glotenye 1 glotonie 1 glotonye 19 glotonyes 1 **glotonous** adj. "gluttonous," s.v. gluttonous a. OED. KEY: glotonous@adj **glotonous** adj 1 glotonos 1 **glotoun** n. "glutton," s.v. glutton OED. KEY: glotoun@n **glotoun** n 3 glotoun 3 **glouen** v.(1) "glow, radiate light or heat; (ppl. adj.) glowing," s.v. glow v.\\1 OED, glowing ppl. a. OED. KEY: glouen@v1 glouen@v1#adj **glouen** v1#adj 1 glowynge 1 **glouen** v1 5 glowe 2 glowede 1 gloweden 1 glowen 1 **glove** n. "glove," s.v. glove OED. KEY: glove@n **glove** n 3 glove 1 gloves 2 **gnat** n. "gnat," s.v. gnat sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gnat@n **gnat** n 3 gnat 3 **gnauen** v. "gnaw," s.v. gnaw v. OED. KEY: gnauen@v **gnauen** v 7 gnaw 1 gnawe 3 gnaweth 1 gnawynge 1 gnow 1 **gnauinge** ger. "gnawing," s.v. gnawing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: gnauinge@ger **gnauinge** ger 1 gnawynge 1 **gnodden** v. "rub, remove husks," s.v. gnodde v. OED. KEY: gnodden@v **gnodden** v 1 gnodded 1 **gnof** n. "churl, lout," s.v. gnoff OED. KEY: gnof@n **gnof** n 1 gnof 1 **gobet** n. "fragment, lump," s.v. gobbet OED. KEY: gobet@n **gobet** n 3 gobbettes 1 gobet 2 **god** adj. "good," s.v. good a. OED. KEY: god@adj **god** adj 620 god 3 gode 47 good 414 goode 156 **god** adv. "good, well," s.v. good adv. OED. KEY: god@adv **god** adv 2 god 1 good 1 **God,** god n.(1) "(as proper n.) God, the deity; (as common n.) god, a pagan deity," s.v. God OED. KEY: god@n1 god@n1#propn **god** n1 158 god 98 goddes 52 goddis 6 goddys 2 **god** n1#propn 1352 god 1210 goddes 132 goddis 4 goddys 1 gode 1 godes 2 godis 2 **god** n.(2) "goodness, virtue; good (deed, thing, words); useful knowledge; benefit; possessions, goods," s.v. good OED. KEY: god@n2 **god** n2 338 god 2 gode 4 godes 7 good 231 goode 12 goodes 76 goodis 6 **goddesse** n. "goddess," s.v. goddess OED. KEY: goddesse@n **goddesse** n 43 goddesse 41 goddesses 1 godesse 1 **god-fader** n. "godfather," s.v. godfather OED. KEY: god-fader@n **god-fader** n 1 godfader 1 **godhede** n.(1) "godhead," s.v. godhead sb.\\1 OED. KEY: godhede@n1 **godhede** n1 3 godhede 3 **godli** adj.(2) "goodly, pleasing, gracious; (as n.) excellent person," s.v. goodly a. OED. KEY: godli@adj2 godli@adj2#n **godli** adj2 32 goodlich 2 goodliche 2 goodlieste 3 goodly 25 **godli** adj2#n 2 goodly 2 **godli** adv.(2) "goodly, graciously, willingly; intently; (as intens.) possibly, well," s.v. goodly adv. OED. KEY: godli@adv2 **godli** adv2 26 goodly 26 **godlihede** n. "goodness, virtue; beauty; graciousness," s.v. goodlihead OED. KEY: godlihede@n **godlihede** n 7 godlyhed 1 godlyhede 1 goodlihed 1 goodlihede 2 goodlyhede 1 goodlyheede 1 **god-man** phr. & n. "(as n.) head of the household," s.v. goodman OED, god man phr. & n. MED. KEY: god\_man@n **god\_man** n 2 good-man 2 **godnesse** n.(2) "goodness; kindness; good deed," s.v. goodness OED. KEY: godnesse@n2 **godnesse** n2 76 godnesse 3 goodnesse 72 goodnesses 1 **god-sibbe** n. "godparent of one's child; close friend," s.v. gossip OED. KEY: god-sibbe@n **god-sibbe** n 6 godsib 1 godsibbes 1 gossib 2 gossyb 2 **goinge** ger. "going, movement; departure," s.v. going vbl. sb. OED. KEY: goinge@ger **goinge** ger 9 goinge 3 goinges 1 goyng 2 goynge 3 **gold** adj. "golden," s.v. gold sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gold@adj **gold** adj 2 gold 2 **gold** n. "gold, precious metal" s.v. gold sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gold@n **gold** n 149 gold 149 **gold-bete** adj. "adorned with gold," s.v. gold sb.\\1 OED, gold n. MED. KEY: gold-bete@adj **gold-bete** adj 2 gold-bete 1 gold-ybete 1 **golde** n. "marigold, the flower," s.v. gold sb.\\2 OED. KEY: golde@n **cercle** n. "circle; conjurer's magic circle; circlet, diadem; (astro.) circular belt of stars, sphere; orbit," s.v. circle sb. OED. KEY: cercle@n **golden** adj. "golden," s.v. golden a. OED. KEY: golden@adj **golden** adj 7 golden 4 goldene 3 **golde** n 1 gooldes 1 **gold-finch** n. "goldfinch," s.v. goldfinch OED. KEY: gold-finch@n **gold-finch** n 1 goldfynch 1 **gold-hewen** adj. "adorned with gold," s.v. gold sb.\\1 OED, gold n. MED. KEY: gold-hewen@adj **gold-hewen** adj 1 gold-hewen 1 **goldles** adj. "without money," s.v. goldless a. OED. KEY: goldles@adj **goldles** adj 1 goldlees 1 **gold-smith** n. "goldsmith," s.v. goldsmith OED. KEY: gold-smith@n **gold-smith** n 2 goldsmyth 2 **gold-smithrie** n. "products of a goldsmith," s.v. goldsmith OED. KEY: gold-smithrie@n **gold-smithrie** n 1 goldsmythrye 1 **gold-tressed** adj. "golden haired"; not in OED; s.v. gold n. MED. KEY: gold-tressed@adj **gold-tressed** adj 1 gold-tressed 1 **gole** n.(2) "mouthful (of talk)," s.v. golee OED. KEY: gole@n2 **gole** n2 1 golee 1 **golet** n. "gullet," s.v. gullet OED. KEY: golet@n **golet** n 1 golet 1 **goliardeis** n. "buffoon, joker," s.v. goliardeys OED. KEY: goliardeis@n **goliardeis** n 1 goliardeys 1 **Golias** n. "Goliath (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: golias@n#propn **golias** n#propn 1 golias 1 **gomme** n. "aromatic gum," s.v. gum sb.\\2 OED. KEY: gomme@n **gomme** n 1 gomme 1 **gon** v. "go, walk," s.v. go v. OED. KEY: gon@v **gon** v 753 ga 2 gas 1 geen 1 geth 1 go 248 goinge 1 gon 156 gone 1 goo 30 goon 135 goost 5 gooth 85 gost 1 goth 83 goynge 3 **gonen** v. "gape, yawn," s.v. gane v. OED. KEY: gonen@v **gonen** v 1 ganeth 1 **gonne** n. "gun, cannon," s.v. gun OED. KEY: gonne@n **gonne** n 2 gonne 2 **Goodelief** n. "Goodelief, Harry Bailly's wife," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: goodelief@n#propn **goodelief** n#propn 1 goodelief 1 **Gootlond** n. "Gotland, an island in the Baltic," place name; not in MED. KEY: gootlond@n#propn **gootlond** n#propn 1 gootlond 1 **gore** n.(2) "gore, triangular insert; gown," s.v. gore sb.\\2 OED. KEY: gore@n2 **gore** n2 2 goore 2 **gos** n. "goose," s.v. goose OED. KEY: gos@n **gos** n 14 gees 2 goos 11 goses 1 **gos-hauk** n. "goshawk," s.v. goshawk OED. KEY: gos-hauk@n **gos-hauk** n 2 goshauk 2 **gosish** adj. "goose-like, silly," s.v. goosish a. OED. KEY: gosish@adj **gosish** adj 1 goosissh 1 **gospel** n. "gospel; Bible (New Testament); truth," s.v. gospel OED. KEY: gospel@n **gospel** n 16 gospel 16 **gos-somer** n. "film of fine cobwebs," s.v. gossamer OED. KEY: gos-somer@n **gos-somer** n 1 goss omer 1 **gost** n. "ghost, soul; spirit, mind; evil spirit, demon," s.v. ghost OED. KEY: gost@n **gost** n 48 goost 35 goostes 1 gost 12 **gostli** adj. "spiritual," s.v. ghostly a. OED. KEY: gostli@adj **gostli** adj 6 goostly 6 **gostli** adv. "spiritually; truthfully(?)," s.v. ghostly adv. OED. KEY: gostli@adv **gostli** adv 2 goostly 1 gostly 1 **got** n. "goat," s.v. goat OED. KEY: got@n **got** n 2 goot 2 **goter** n.(1) "gutter; window opening onto a roof gutter," s.v. gutter sb.\\1 OED. KEY: goter@n1 **goter** n1 3 goter 3 **Gothes** n. pl. "Goths (Ostrogoths)," s.v. Goth OED. KEY: gothes@n **gothes** n 1 gothes 1 **goune** n. "gown," s.v. gown OED. KEY: goune@n **goune** n 5 gowne 3 gownes 2 **goune-cloth** n. "material to make a gown," s.v. gown OED, goune n. MED. KEY: goune-cloth@n **goune-cloth** n 2 gowne-clooth 2 **gounfanoun** n. "flag, emblem (as mark of preeminence)," s.v. gonfanon OED. KEY: gounfanoun@n **gounfanoun** n 1 gounfanoun 1 **gourde** n. "flask," s.v. gourd sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gourde@n **gourde** n 2 gourde 2 **goute** n.(1) "gout," s.v. gout sb.\\1 OED. KEY: goute@n1 **goute** n1 1 goute 1 **governail** n. "government, control, mastery," s.v. governail OED. KEY: governail@n **governail** n 2 governaille 1 governayles 1 **governaunce** n. "government, control; behavior, self-control," s.v. governance OED. KEY: governaunce@n **governaunce** n 59 governance 8 governaunce 51 **governement** n. "government, control," s.v. government OED. KEY: governement@n **governement** n 10 governement 5 governementis 1 governementz 4 **governen** v. "govern, control; conduct oneself," s.v. govern v. OED. KEY: governen@v **governen** v 73 governe 21 governed 22 governede 4 governeden 1 governen 1 governest 2 governeth 18 governyd 1 governyde 1 governynge 1 igoverned 1 **governeresse** n. "governess, ruler," s.v. governeress OED. KEY: governeresse@n **governeresse** n 2 governeresse 1 governouresse 1 **governinge** ger. "governing, rule, control," s.v. governing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: governinge@ger **governinge** ger 5 governyng 2 governynge 2 governynges 1 **governour** n. "governor, ruler," s.v. governor OED. KEY: governour@n **governour** n 21 gouvernours 1 governour 18 governours 2 **Gower** n. "John Gower, friend of Chaucer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gower@n#propn **gower** n#propn 1 gower 1 **grace** n. "grace, divine favor, divine help; providence, fortune; good will, favor; graciousness, goodness (also as proper n., personified); (with yelden) thanks; gracious action," s.v. grace OED. KEY: grace@n grace@n#propn **grace** n 260 grace 258 graces 1 gras 1 **grace** n#propn 1 grace 1 **graceles** adj. "without (a lady's) grace, favor," s.v. graceless a. OED. KEY: graceles@adj **graceles** adj 2 gracelees 1 graceles 1 **gracious** adj. "gracious, benevolent," s.v. gracious a. OED. KEY: gracious@adj **gracious** adj 5 gracious 5 **graciousli** adv. "luckily, successfully," s.v. graciously adv. OED. KEY: graciousli@adv **graciousli** adv 1 graciously 1 **graciousnesse** n. "graciousness, attractiveness," s.v. graciousness OED. KEY: graciousnesse@n **graciousnesse** n 1 graciousnesse 1 **grain** n. "grain crop; seed; scarlet dye," s.v. grain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: grain@n **grain** n 14 grayn 2 greyn 10 greynes 2 **grame** n. "anger; sorrow; injury," s.v. grame OED. KEY: grame@n **grame** n 5 grame 5 **gramerci** n. & interj. "(as interj.) thanks," s.v. gramercy int. OED. KEY: gramerci@interj **gramerci** interj 2 gramercy 1 grauntmercy 1 **gramere** n. "grammar," s.v. grammar OED. KEY: gramere@n **gramere** n 1 grammeere 1 **grape** n.(1) "grape," s.v. grape sb.\\1 OED. KEY: grape@n1 **grape** n1 4 grape 1 grapes 3 **grapenel** n. "grappling iron," s.v. grapnel OED. KEY: grapenel@n **grapenel** n 1 grapenel 1 **gras** n. "grass; (as adj.) green, youthful," s.v. grass sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gras@n gras@n#adj **gras** n#adj 1 gras 1 **gras** n 21 gras 15 grass 3 grasses 2 gres 1 **graspen** v. "grasp, grope about," s.v. grasp v. OED. KEY: graspen@v **graspen** v 2 graspe 1 graspeth 1 **graunge** n. "granary; outlying farm," s.v. grange OED. KEY: graunge@n **graunge** n 3 grange 1 graunges 2 **Graunson** n. "Oton de Graunson, the French poet," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: graunson@n#propn **graunson** n#propn 1 graunson 1 **graunt** adj. "great," s.v. grand a. OED, all entries s.v. gramerci n. & interj. MED. KEY: graunt@adj **graunt** adj 13 grant 4 graunt 9 **graunt** n. "grant, gift; privilege; decree," s.v. grant sb.\\1 OED. KEY: graunt@n **graunt** n 4 graunt 4 **graunten** v. "grant, allow; agree, consent, admit (a fact); ordain, appoint," s.v. grant v. OED. KEY: graunten@v **graunten** v 134 grante 4 granten 2 granteth 1 graunt 1 graunte 60 graunted 31 graunten 15 grauntestow 1 graunteth 7 grauntid 3 grauntide 3 grauntith 1 igrauntid 1 ygraunted 4 **grauntinge** ger. "grant, permission; agreement," s.v. granting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: grauntinge@ger **grauntinge** ger 2 grauntyng 1 grauntynge 1 **grave** n.(1) "grave," s.v. grave sb.\\1 OED. KEY: grave@n1 **grave** n1 9 grave 9 **gravel** n. "gravel," s.v. gravel OED. KEY: gravel@n **gravel** n 3 gravel 1 gravelis 1 gravell 1 **graven** v.(1) "engrave, carve; bury, dig; (ppl. adj.) carved," s.v. grave v.\\1 OED, graven ppl. a. OED. KEY: graven@v1 graven@v1#adj **graven** v1#adj 1 grave 1 **graven** v1 28 grave 18 graven 5 ygrave 5 **gre** n.(1) "degree," s.v. gree sb.\\1 OED. KEY: gre@n1 **gre** n1 1 gree 1 **gre** n.(2) "favor, good will," s.v. gree sb.\\2 OED. KEY: gre@n2 **gre** n2 7 gre 1 gree 6 **Grece** n. "Greece," place name. KEY: grece@n#propn **grece** n#propn 14 grece 12 greces 1 grees 1 **gredi** adj. "greedy," s.v. greedy a. OED. KEY: gredi@adj **gredi** adj 6 gredy 6 **gredili** adv. "greedily," s.v. greedily adv. OED. KEY: gredili@adv **gredili** adv 1 gredily 1 **gref** n. "grief, trouble, pain," s.v. grief OED. KEY: gref@n **gref** n 8 grief 8 **Gregorie** n. "Pope Gregory the Great," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: gregorie@n#propn **gregorie** n#propn 10 gregorie 10 **gre-hound** n. "grayhound," s.v. greyhound OED. KEY: gre-hound@n **gre-hound** n 1 grehoundes 1 **grei** adj. & n. "(as adj.) gray; (as n.) gray-haired person," s.v. grey adj. OED. KEY: grei@adj grei@n **grei** adj 15 gray 5 grey 5 greye 5 **grei** n 1 greye 1 **greithen** v. "prepare; dress, clothe," s.v. graith v. OED. KEY: greithen@v **greithen** v 4 graythe 1 greithen 1 greythed 1 greythen 1 **Grek** adj. "Greek," s.v. Greek a. OED. KEY: grek@adj **grek** adj 4 greek 2 grek 1 grekes 1 **Grek** n. "Greek," s.v. Greek OED. KEY: grek@n **grek** n 69 grec 1 greek 1 grek 9 greke 1 grekes 33 grekis 23 grekys 1 **Grekish** adj. & n. "(as adj.) Greek," s.v. Greekish a. OED. KEY: grekish@adj **grekish** adj 3 grekissch 1 grekyssh 1 grykkyssche 1 **grene** adj. "green," s.v. green a. OED. KEY: grene@adj **grene** adj 70 greene 3 grene 67 **grene** n.(1) "green color; grassy place, field," s.v. green OED. KEY: grene@n1 **grene** n1 32 grene 32 **grenehede** n. "greenness, inexperience," s.v. greenhead sb.\\1 OED. KEY: grenehede@n **grenehede** n 1 grenehede 1 **Grenewich** n. "Greenwich, near London," place name; not in MED. KEY: grenewich@n#propn **grenewich** n#propn 1 grenewych 1 **grene-wode** n. "(as adj.) greenwood," s.v. greenwood OED, grene adj. MED. KEY: grene-wode@n#adj **grene-wode** n#adj 1 grene-wode 1 **grenish** adj. "greenish," s.v. greenish a. OED. KEY: grenish@adj **grenish** adj 1 grenyssh 1 **grennen** v. "(ppl.) grinning, grimacing," s.v. grin v.\\2 OED. KEY: grennen@v **grennen** v 1 grennyng 1 **grese** n. "grease," s.v. grease OED. KEY: grese@n **grese** n 3 grece 2 greesse 1 **gret** adj. & adv. & n. "(as adj.) great, big (in size); coarse; great (in degree, quality, or status); chief, most important, consummate; diligent; (as n.) chief part, substance; high-ranking people; the greater part," s.v. great adj. OED. KEY: gret@adj gret@n **gret** adj 848 great 3 greet 355 greete 4 gret 200 grete 222 gretter 29 grettere 4 grettest 11 gretteste 16 grettist 4 **gret** n 12 greet 2 greete 1 gret 1 grete 8 **greten** v.(2) "greet," s.v. greet v.\\1 OED. KEY: greten@v2 **greten** v2 18 greete 1 gret 1 grete 4 grette 12 **gretli** adv. "greatly, completely," s.v. greatly adv. OED. KEY: gretli@adv **gretli** adv 44 greetly 19 gretly 25 **gretnesse** n. "greatness, enormity," s.v. greatness OED. KEY: gretnesse@n **gretnesse** n 7 greetnesse 1 gretnesse 6 **grevaunce** n. "grievance, injury, annoyance, pain; sorrow, affliction," s.v. grievance OED. KEY: grevaunce@n **grevaunce** n 19 grevance 5 grevances 4 grevaunce 9 grevaunces 1 **greve** n.(1) "grove, shrub, branch," s.v. greave sb.\\1 OED. KEY: greve@n1 **greve** n1 6 greve 1 greves 5 **greven** v. "grieve, injure, cause pain; anger, annoy; (reflex.) take offense," s.v. grieve v. OED. KEY: greven@v **greven** v 40 greeve 2 greve 21 greved 5 grevede 1 greven 1 greveth 10 **grevous** adj. "grievous; painful; malicious; (as adv.) painfully," s.v. grievous a. OED. KEY: grevous@adj grevous@adj#adv **grevous** adj#adv 1 grevous 1 **grevous** adj 25 greevous 2 grevous 20 grevouse 3 **grevousli** adv. "grievously, painfully; strenuously," s.v. grievously adv. OED. KEY: grevousli@adv **grevousli** adv 10 grevosly 1 grevousliche 1 grevously 8 **griffoun** n.(2) "griffin, a fabulous beast," s.v. griffin sb.\\1 OED. KEY: griffoun@n2 **griffoun** n2 1 grifphon 1 **grille** adj. "harsh, stormy," s.v. grill a. OED. KEY: grille@adj **grille** adj 1 gryl 1 **grim** adj. "grim, angry," s.v. grim a. OED. KEY: grim@adj **grim** adj 5 grym 3 grymme 2 **grimli** adv. "grimly, hideously," s.v. grimly adv. OED. KEY: grimli@adv **grimli** adv 1 grymly 1 **grimnesse** n. "grimness, ferocity," s.v. grimness OED. KEY: grimnesse@n **grimnesse** n 1 grymnesse 1 **grinden** v.(1) "grind; (ppl. adj.) ground, honed," s.v. grind v.\\1 OED, grounden ppl. a. OED. KEY: grinden@v1 grinden@v1#adj **grinden** v1#adj 4 grounden 1 igrounde 1 ygrounde 2 **grinden** v1 11 grond 1 grounden 1 grynde 3 grynt 2 grynte 1 ygrounde 3 **grindinge** ger. "grinding; payment for grinding," s.v. grinding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: grindinge@ger **grindinge** ger 2 gryndynge 1 gryntynge 1 **gripen** v. "grip, seize," s.v. grip v.\\1 OED. KEY: gripen@v **gripen** v 3 gripe 1 gripen 1 gripeth 1 **gris** adj. "gray," s.v. gris a. OED. KEY: gris@adj **gris** adj 1 grys 1 **gris** n.(2) "gray fur," s.v. gris OED. KEY: gris@n2 **gris** n2 1 grys 1 **Grisel** n. "name for a gray horse (or gray-haired old man)," proper n. KEY: grisel@n#propn **grisel** n#propn 1 grisel 1 **Grisilde** n. "Griselda, heroine of ClT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: grisilde@n#propn **grisilde** n#propn 32 grisild 1 grisilde 18 grisildis 13 **grisli** adj. & n. "(as adj.) grisly, horrible," s.v. grisly a. OED. KEY: grisli@adj **grisli** adj 18 grisely 3 grisly 14 grysely 1 **groin** n.(1) "snout," s.v. groin sb.\\1 OED. KEY: groin@n1 **groin** n1 1 groyn 1 **groin** n.(2) "scolding, rebuke," s.v. groin sb.\\1 OED. KEY: groin@n2 **groin** n2 1 groyn 1 **groininge** ger. "grumbling, complaint," s.v. groining vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: groininge@ger **groininge** ger 1 groynynge 1 **grom** n. "groom, male servant; boy," s.v. groom OED. KEY: grom@n **grom** n 2 grom 1 gromes 1 **gronen** v. "groan, moan; complain," s.v. groan v. OED. KEY: gronen@v **gronen** v 13 grone 7 gronen 2 groneth 2 groone 2 **groninge** ger. "groaning," s.v. groaning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: groninge@ger **groninge** ger 1 gronyng 1 **gropen** v. "grope, feel; search for, test, examine," s.v. grope v. OED. KEY: gropen@v **gropen** v 9 grope 6 groped 1 gropeth 2 **grot** n.(1) "bit, particle," s.v. grot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: grot@n1 **grot** n1 1 grot 1 **grot** n.(3) "groat, a silver coin," s.v. groat OED. KEY: grot@n3 **grot** n3 5 grote 3 grotes 2 **grouen** v. "grow," s.v. grow v. OED. KEY: grouen@v **grouen** v 22 grew 3 growe 5 growed 1 growen 5 groweth 3 growyng 1 growynge 3 ygrowen 1 **ground** n. "ground, foundation; earth, soil; material, fabric," s.v. ground OED. KEY: ground@n **ground** n 56 ground 36 grounde 17 grownd 2 grownde 1 **grounden** v. "(ppl.) grounded, learned; based," s.v. ground v. OED. KEY: grounden@v **grounden** v 3 grounded 2 ygrounded 1 **grove** n.(1) "grove," s.v. grove OED. KEY: grove@n1 **grove** n1 13 grove 13 **grubben** v. "dig," s.v. grub v. OED. KEY: grubben@v **grubben** v 1 grobbe 1 **grucchen** v. "grouch, grumble, complain; resent," s.v. grutch v. OED. KEY: grucchen@v **grucchen** v 16 grucche 7 grucched 1 grucchen 3 gruccheth 4 gruchched 1 **grucchinge** ger. "grouching, grumbling, complaint," s.v. grutching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: grucchinge@ger **grucchinge** ger 5 grucching 1 grucchyng 3 gruchchyng 1 **gruel** n. "gruel," s.v. gruel OED. KEY: gruel@n **gruel** n 1 gruwel 1 **gruffe** n. & adj. & adv. "(as adv.) face downward," s.v. groof adv. OED. KEY: gruffe@adv **gruffe** adv 3 gruf 3 **grunten** v. "groan, complain," s.v. grunt v. OED. KEY: grunten@v **grunten** v 1 gronte 1 **guerdonen** v. "reward, recompense," s.v. guerdon v. OED. KEY: guerdonen@v **guerdonen** v 7 gerdone 2 gerdoned 2 guerdoun 1 gwerdone 1 igerdoned 1 **guerdoning** ger. "reward, requiting," s.v. guerdon v. OED. KEY: guerdoning@ger **guerdoning** ger 3 gerdonynge 1 guerdonynge 2 **guerdoun** n. "reward, recompense, payment," s.v. guerdon OED. KEY: guerdoun@n **guerdoun** n 25 gerdon 5 gerdons 1 gerdoun 6 gerdouns 2 guerdon 2 guerdoun 8 guerdouns 1 **Guido** n. "Guido delle Colonne, Latin author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: guido@n#propn **guido** n#propn 3 guido 2 guydo 1 **gut** n. "gut," s.v. gut OED. KEY: gut@n **gut** n 2 guttes 2 **Guy** n. "Guy of Warwick, a hero of romance," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: guy@n#propn **guy** n#propn 1 gy 1 **-- H --** **ha** interj. "ha!" s.v. ha int. OED; also s.v. aha interj. MED, ha ha interj. MED. KEY: ha@interj **ha** interj 11 ha 11 **haberdasher** n. "dealer in various small articles of trade," s.v. haberdasher OED. KEY: haberdasher@n **haberdasher** n 1 haberdasshere 1 **habergeoun** n. "mail jacket," s.v. habergeon OED. KEY: habergeoun@n **habergeoun** n 5 habergeon 1 haubergeons 1 haubergeoun 2 haubergeouns 1 **habitacioun** n. "habitation," s.v. habitation OED. KEY: habitacioun@n **habitacioun** n 5 habitacioun 5 **habitacle** n. "dwelling place; niche," s.v. habitacle OED. KEY: habitacle@n **habitacle** n 2 habitacle 1 habitacles 1 **habit** n. "habit, customary practice; clothing; physical appearance, condition," s.v. habit sb. OED. KEY: habit@n **habit** n 16 abyte 1 habit 10 habite 3 habyt 1 habyte 1 **habiten** v. "dwell, inhabit," s.v. habit v. OED. KEY: habiten@v **habiten** v 1 habiten 1 **Habradate** n. "Adabrates, king of the Susi," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: habradate@n#propn **habradate** n#propn 2 habradate 1 habradates 1 **hacche** n. "hatch, decking (of a ship)," s.v. hatch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hacche@n **hacche** n 1 haches 1 **hail** n. "hail, hailstone," s.v. hail sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hail@n **hail** n 5 hayl 3 hayle 1 hayles 1 **Hailes** n. "Hailes Abbey, in Gloucestershire," place name; not in MED. KEY: hailes@n#propn **hailes** n#propn 1 hayles 1 **hainous** adj. "heinous," s.v. heinous a. OED. KEY: hainous@adj **hainous** adj 1 heynous 1 **hait** interj. "giddap!" s.v. hait, heit int. OED. KEY: hait@interj **hait** interj 3 hayt 2 heyt 1 **hakeneie** n. "hackney, saddle-horse," s.v. hackney sb. (a.) OED. KEY: hakeneie@n **hakeneie** n 2 hakeney 2 **hakken** v. "hack, chop," s.v. hack v.\\1 OED. KEY: hakken@v **hakken** v 2 hakke 1 hakketh 1 **halen** v. "pull, drag; attract magnetically," s.v. hale v.\\1 OED. KEY: halen@v **halen** v 4 hale 1 haled 1 haleth 2 **half** adj. "half," s.v. half a. OED. KEY: half@adj **half** adj 10 half 8 halve 2 **half** adv. "half," s.v. half adv. OED. KEY: half@adv **half** adv 31 half 31 **half** n. "half; side; behalf," s.v. half sb. OED. KEY: half@n **half** n 49 half 45 halfe 1 halve 2 halves 1 **half-god** n. "half-god," s.v. half-god OED, half adj. MED. KEY: half-god@n **half-god** n 1 half-goddes 1 **half-wei** adv. "half-way," s.v. half-way, halfway a., adv., sb., and prep. OED. KEY: half-wei@adv **half-wei** adv 1 half-wey 1 **Hali** n. "Hali, Arab authority on medicine," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hali@n#propn **hali** n#propn 1 haly 1 **hali-dai** n. & phr. "(as n.) holiday, religious festival," s.v. holiday sb. OED. KEY: hali-dai@n **hali-dai** n 5 haliday 2 halydayes 2 holyday 1 **halk** n. "nook, recess, hiding place," s.v. halke OED. KEY: halk@n **halk** n 4 halke 3 halkes 1 **halle** n. "hall (also as adj.)," s.v. hall sb. OED. KEY: halle@n halle@n#adj **halle** n#adj 1 halle 1 **halle** n 50 halle 44 halles 6 **halouen** v. "(ppl.) pursued with shouts," s.v. halloo v. OED. KEY: halouen@v **halouen** v 1 yhalowed 1 **hal-peni** n. "halfpenny," s.v. halfpenny OED. KEY: hal-peni@n **hal-peni** n 1 halfpeny 1 **hals** n. "neck," s.v. halse, hals sb. OED. KEY: hals@n **hals** n 6 hals 6 **halsen** v.(1) "implore," s.v. halse v.\\1 OED. KEY: halsen@v1 **halsen** v1 1 halse 1 **halten** v. "limp," s.v. halt v.\\1 OED. KEY: halten@v **halten** v 2 halt 1 halten 1 **halven-dele** n., adj., and adv. "(as n.) half part, half," s.v. halfendeal, halven- sb., a., and adv. OED. KEY: halven-dele@n **halven-dele** n 2 halvendel 2 **halwe** n. "saint; saint's shrine," s.v. hallow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: halwe@n **halwe** n 11 halwes 11 **halwen** v. "sanctify, consecrate; honor, worship," s.v. hallow v.\\1 OED. KEY: halwen@v **halwen** v 4 halwed 3 halwen 1 **hamelen** v. "(ppl.) maimed, made lame," s.v. hamble v. OED. KEY: hamelen@v **hamelen** v 1 hameled 1 **hamer** n. "hammer," s.v. hammer sb. OED. KEY: hamer@n **hamer** n 3 hamer 2 hamers 1 **hamperen** v. "(ppl.) beset, vexed," s.v. hamper v.\\1 OED. KEY: hamperen@v **hamperen** v 1 hampred 1 **Hanibal** n. "Hannibal, the Carthaginian general," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hanibal@n#propn **hanibal** n#propn 1 hanybal 1 **hanselin** n. "short jacket," s.v. hanselin OED. KEY: hanselin@n **hanselin** n 1 haynselyns 1 **hap** n. "hap, chance, luck; unforeseen occurrence (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. hap sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hap@n hap@n#propn **hap** n 33 hap 28 happes 5 **hap** n#propn 1 hap 1 **happen** v.(1) "happen, occur by chance," s.v. hap v.\\1 OED. KEY: happen@v1 **happen** v1 41 happe 8 happed 15 happede 4 happen 2 happeth 11 happith 1 **happenen** v. "happen," s.v. happen v. OED. KEY: happenen@v **happenen** v 1 happen 1 **happi** adj. & adv. "(as adj.) fortunate, favored by fortune; (as adv.) fortunately," s.v. happy a. OED. KEY: happi@adj happi@adv **happi** adj 4 happy 4 **happi** adv 1 happy 1 **hard** adj. "hard, firm; strong, cruel; difficult," s.v. hard a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hard@adj **hard** adj 64 hard 42 harde 19 harder 2 hardest 1 **hard** n. "difficulty," s.v. hard a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hard@n **hard** n 1 hard 1 **harde** adv. "hard, tightly; vigorously; with difficulty," s.v. hard adv. OED. KEY: harde@adv **harde** adv 12 harde 11 harder 1 **harden** v. "(ppl.) hardened," s.v. hard v. OED. KEY: harden@v **harden** v 2 ihardid 1 yharded 1 **hard-herted** adj. "hard-hearted," s.v. hard-hearted a. OED. KEY: hard-herted@adj **hard-herted** adj 2 hard-herted 1 hardherted 1 **hardi** adj. "hardy, sturdy; brave, audacious," s.v. hardy a. OED. KEY: hardi@adj **hardi** adj 30 hardy 30 **hardili** adv. "boldly; certainly, surely," s.v. hardily adv. OED. KEY: hardili@adv **hardili** adv 22 hardely 7 hardily 11 hardyly 4 **hardiment** n. "courage," s.v. hardiment OED. KEY: hardiment@n **hardiment** n 1 hardyment 1 **hardinesse** n. "hardiness, bravery; audacity, arrogance," s.v. hardiness OED. KEY: hardinesse@n **hardinesse** n 15 hardinesse 2 hardynesse 13 **hardinge** ger. "hardening," s.v. hard v. OED. KEY: hardinge@ger **hardinge** ger 1 hardyng 1 **hardnesse** n. "hardness, obstinacy; austerity; cruelty," s.v. hardness OED. KEY: hardnesse@n **hardnesse** n 7 hardnesse 6 hardnesses 1 **hare** n. "hare," s.v. hare sb. OED. KEY: hare@n **hare** n 9 hare 9 **harlot** n. "rascal; lecher; servant," s.v. harlot sb. OED. KEY: harlot@n **harlot** n 7 harlot 5 harlotes 2 **harlotrie** n. "sexual misconduct, ribaldry," s.v. harlotry sb. (a.) OED. KEY: harlotrie@n **harlotrie** n 6 harlotrie 2 harlotries 1 harlotrye 3 **harm** n. "harm, injury; disease; pain, sorrow; slander; matter for sorrow, a pity," s.v. harm sb. OED. KEY: harm@n **harm** n 171 harm 145 harmes 26 **harmen** v. "harm, injure," s.v. harm v. OED. KEY: harmen@v **harmen** v 5 harme 3 harmed 2 **harmful** adj. "harmful," s.v. harmful a. OED. KEY: harmful@adj **harmful** adj 1 harmful 1 **harmfullie** adv. "harmfully," s.v. harmfully adv. OED. KEY: harmfullie@adv **harmfullie** adv 1 harmfully 1 **harminge** ger. "harming," s.v. harming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: harminge@ger **harminge** ger 1 harmyng 1 **harmles** adj. "without harm," s.v. harmless a. OED. KEY: harmles@adj **harmles** adj 1 harmles 1 **harneis** n. sg. & pl. "arms, armor; equipment; circumstantial details," s.v. harness sb. OED. KEY: harneis@n **harneis** n 15 harnays 1 harneys 14 **harneisen** v. "(ppl.) adorned," s.v. harness v. OED. KEY: harneisen@v **harneisen** v 1 harneised 1 **harou** interj. & n. "(as interj.) help! alas!" s.v. harrow, haro int. OED. KEY: harou@interj **harou** interj 8 harrow 8 **harpe** n. "harp, the musical instrument," s.v. harp sb.\\1 OED. KEY: harpe@n **harpe** n 12 harpe 10 harpes 2 **harpen** v. "harp, play the harp," s.v. harp v. OED. KEY: harpen@v **harpen** v 1 harpe 1 **harpere** n. "harper," s.v. harper\\1 OED. KEY: harpere@n **harpere** n 4 harper 1 harpers 2 harpour 1 **harpe-string** n. "harp string," s.v. harp string OED, harpe n. MED. KEY: harpe-string@n **harpe-string** n 1 harpe-strynges 1 **harpinge** ger. "harping, playing the harp," s.v. harping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: harpinge@ger **harpinge** ger 1 harpyng 1 **hasard** n. "a dice game; dice-playing (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. hazard sb. (a.) OED. KEY: hasard@n hasard@n#propn **hasard** n 3 hasard 3 **hasard** n#propn 1 hasard 1 **hasardour** n. "dice-player, gambler," s.v. hazarder OED. KEY: hasardour@n **hasardour** n 7 hasardour 2 hasardours 5 **hasardrie** n. "dice-playing, gambling," s.v. hasardry OED. KEY: hasardrie@n **hasardrie** n 4 hasardrie 1 hasardrye 3 **Hasdrubales** n. (gen.) "Hasdrubal, commander of the army of Carthage," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hasdrubales@n#propn **hasdrubales** n#propn 2 hasdrubales 2 **hasel** n. "hazel tree," s.v. hazel\\1 OED. KEY: hasel@n **hasel** n 1 hasel 1 **haselwode** n. "hazel thicket," s.v. hazel-wood OED, hasel n. MED. KEY: haselwode@n **haselwode** n 3 haselwode 2 haselwodes 1 **haspe** n. "hasp," s.v. hasp sb. OED. KEY: haspe@n **haspe** n 1 haspe 1 **haste** n. "haste, speed," s.v. haste sb. OED. KEY: haste@n **haste** n 11 haste 11 **hasten** v. "hasten, hurry," s.v. haste v. OED. KEY: hasten@v **hasten** v 28 haste 8 hasted 1 hasten 6 hasteth 12 hastith 1 **hastif** adj. "hasty, speedy; eager, rash," s.v. hastive, hastif a. OED. KEY: hastif@adj **hastif** adj 8 hastif 8 **hastiflie** adv. "hastily, speedily," s.v. hastively, hastifly adv. OED. KEY: hastiflie@adv **hastiflie** adv 3 hastifliche 1 hastifly 2 **hastifnesse** n. "hastiness, rashness, impetuosity," s.v. hastiveness, hastifnesse OED. KEY: hastifnesse@n **hastifnesse** n 3 hastifnesse 3 **hastilie** adv. "hastily, speedily; eagerly, rashly," s.v. hastily adv. OED. KEY: hastilie@adv **hastilie** adv 46 hastely 3 hastili 1 hastiliche 1 hastily 41 **hat** n. "hat," s.v. hat sb. OED. KEY: hat@n **hat** n 9 hat 9 **hate** n. "hate," s.v. hate sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hate@n **hate** n 37 hate 36 hates 1 **hateful** adj. "hateful," s.v. hateful a. OED. KEY: hateful@adj **hateful** adj 8 haatful 1 hateful 7 **haten** v. "hate," s.v. hate v. OED. KEY: haten@v **haten** v 46 hate 11 hated 7 hatede 1 haten 13 hateth 12 hatid 1 yhated 1 **hatrede** n. "hatred," s.v. hatred OED. KEY: hatrede@n **hatrede** n 1 hatredes 1 **hauberk** n. "coat of mail, plate armor," s.v. hauberk OED. KEY: hauberk@n **hauberk** n 6 hauberk 3 hauberkes 2 hawberk 1 **haue** n.(1) "yard, garden," s.v. haw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: haue@n1 **haue** n1 1 hawe 1 **haue** n.(2) "haw, hawthorn fruit," s.v. haw sb.\\2 OED. KEY: haue@n2 **haue** n2 4 hawe 2 hawes 2 **haue-bake** n. "baked haws, poor fare," s.v. hawe-bake OED, haue n.(2) MED. KEY: haue-bake@n **haue-bake** n 1 hawebake 1 **haue-thorn** n. "hawthorn, the tree," s.v. hawthorn OED. KEY: haue-thorn@n **haue-thorn** n 1 hawethorn 1 **hauk** n.(1) "hawk," s.v. hawk sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hauk@n1 **hauk** n1 14 hauk 8 haukes 6 **hauken** v.(1) "hawk, hunt with a hawk," s.v. hawk v.\\1 OED. KEY: hauken@v1 **hauken** v1 1 hauke 1 **hauking** ger.(1) "hawking, hunting with a hawk," s.v. hawking vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hauking@ger1 **hauking** ger1 2 haukyng 2 **haunche-bon** n. "hip-bone, hip," s.v. haunch-bone OED, haunche n. MED. KEY: haunche-bon@n **haunche-bon** n 2 haunche-bon 1 haunchebones 1 **haunt** n. "haunt, territory; practice, skill," s.v. haunt sb. OED. KEY: haunt@n **haunt** n 3 haunt 3 **haunten** v.(1) "haunt, frequent a place; practice habitually," s.v. haunt v. OED. KEY: haunten@v1 **haunten** v1 12 haunte 1 haunteden 1 haunten 5 haunteth 4 hauntyd 1 **hautein** adj. & n. "(as adj.) proud, arrogant," s.v. hautain, -tein a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hautein@adj **hautein** adj 4 hautayn 1 hauteyn 2 hawtein 1 **haven** n.(1) "haven, harbor," s.v. haven sb. OED. KEY: haven@n1 **haven** v. "have," s.v. have v. OED. KEY: haven@v **haven** n1 9 haven 6 havene 2 havenes 1 **haven-side** n. "harbor side"; not in OED, s.v. haven n1. MED. KEY: haven-side@n **haven-side** n 1 haven-syde 1 **haven** v 4715 had 283 hadde 826 hadden 42 haddest 30 haddestow 2 hade 2 han 855 has 7 hast 216 hastou 2 hastow 49 hath 1131 have 1249 haven 4 haveth 4 havyng 2 havynge 1 nad 1 nadde 5 nath 3 yhad 1 **havinge** ger. "having, possessing," s.v. having vbl. sb. OED. KEY: havinge@ger **havinge** ger 4 havynge 4 **he** pron.(1) "he (as pron., demon. adj., indef. pron)," s.v. he pers. pron., 3rd sign. masc. nom. OED. KEY: he@pron1 he@pron1\_adj **he** pron1\_adj 16 he 16 **he** pron1 5837 he 5823 hee 14 **hed** n.(1) "head," s.v. head sb. OED. KEY: hed@n1 **hed** n1 226 hed 52 heddes 3 hede 2 hedes 4 heed 101 heved 47 hevedes 17 **hed** n.(2) "heed, attention, care," s.v. heed sb. OED. KEY: hed@n2 **hed** n2 68 hed 9 hede 26 heed 5 heede 28 **heden** v.(1) "provide with a head," s.v. head v. OED. KEY: heden@v1 **heden** v1 1 hedde 1 **hegge** n. "hedge," s.v. hedge sb. OED. KEY: hegge@n **hegge** n 6 hegge 4 hegges 2 **hei** interj. "hey!" s.v. hey int. (sb.) OED. KEY: hei@interj **hei** interj 1 hay 1 **hei** n. "hay," s.v. hay sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hei@n **hei** n 9 hay 1 hayis 1 hey 7 **heien** v. "go upward," s.v. high v. OED. KEY: heien@v **heien** v 1 heye 1 **heigh** adj. "high, lofty; exalted, noble; strong; arrogant; much, great; (also as n.)," s.v. high a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: heigh@adj heigh@adj#n **heigh** adj 235 heghe 1 heie 4 heieste 1 heigh 97 heighe 28 heigher 1 heighest 1 heighist 2 heye 18 heyere 3 heyeste 1 heyghe 1 hie 2 high 10 highe 3 highest 2 hy 3 hye 40 hyer 10 hyeste 4 hygh 2 hyghe 1 **heigh** adj#n 25 heigh 8 hey 1 heyeste 2 heygheste 1 heyhe 1 high 4 highest 2 hye 6 **heighe** adv. "high, aloft; honorably; loudly," s.v. high adv. OED. KEY: heighe@adv **heighe** adv 74 heghe 1 heigh 2 heighe 8 heigher 1 heyere 1 heyest 1 heyghe 2 heygher 1 hier 1 high 7 highe 2 hy 2 hye 44 hyest 1 **heighli** adv. "highly, nobly; solemnly, strictly," s.v. highly adv. OED. KEY: heighli@adv **heighli** adv 3 heighly 3 **heighnesse** n. "high rank, authority," s.v. highnesse sb. OED. KEY: heighnesse@n **heighnesse** n 4 heighnesse 1 hynesse 3 **heighte** n. "height, altitude; high degree; summit, most excellent part," s.v. height sb. OED. KEY: heighte@n **heighte** n 48 heghte 2 height 18 heighte 13 heightes 1 heyghte 1 highte 13 **heil** interj. "hail!" s.v. hail int. OED. KEY: heil@interj **heil** interj 3 hayl 3 **heir** n. "heir," s.v. heir sb. OED. KEY: heir@n **heir** n 18 ayr 1 eyr 2 eyres 1 heir 9 heires 3 heyr 1 heyres 1 **heironer** n. "falcon trained to hunt heron," s.v. heroner OED. KEY: heironer@n **heironer** n 2 heroner 2 **heironseu** n. "young heron," s.v. heronsew, -shew, -shaw OED. KEY: heironseu@n **heironseu** n 1 heronsewes 1 **heiroun** n. "heron," s.v. heron, hern OED. KEY: heiroun@n **heiroun** n 2 heron 1 heroun 1 **hei-sugge** n. "hedge sparrow," s.v. haysugge OED. KEY: hei-sugge@n **hei-sugge** n 1 heysoge 1 **helden** v. "pour," s.v. hield, heeld, heald v. OED. KEY: helden@v **helden** v 2 helde 1 hielde 1 **hele** n.(1) "health, happiness; salvation," s.v. heal, hele sb. OED. KEY: hele@n1 **hele** n1 39 heel 1 heele 14 hele 24 **hele** n.(3) "heel," s.v. heel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hele@n3 **heleles** adj. "deprived of happiness, miserable," s.v. healless a. OED. KEY: heleles@adj **heleles** adj 1 heleles 1 **hele** n3 5 heele 1 heles 2 helis 1 helys 1 **helen** v.(1) "heal," s.v. heal v.\\1 OED. KEY: helen@v1 **helen** v1 21 heel 1 heele 3 heeled 5 heelen 1 heeleth 2 hele 4 heled 1 helen 3 heleth 1 **helen** v.(2) "conceal, keep secret," s.v. hele, heal v.\\2 OED. KEY: helen@v2 **helen** v2 3 hele 2 heled 1 **Helie** n. "Eli (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: helie@n#propn **helie** n#propn 1 helie 1 **helinge** ger.(1) "healing, cure," s.v. healing bl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: helinge@ger1 **helinge** ger1 1 helyng 1 **helle** n. "hell," s.v. hell sb. OED. KEY: helle@n **helle** n 128 helle 127 helles 1 **helle-pit** n. "abyss of hell," s.v. hell sb. OED, helle n. MED. KEY: helle-pit@n **helle-pit** n 1 helle-pit 1 **helm** n. "helmet," s.v. helm sb.\\1 OED. KEY: helm@n **helmen** v. "(ppl.) armed with a helmet," s.v. helm v.\\1 OED. KEY: helmen@v **helmen** v 2 helmed 2 **helm** n 12 helm 8 helmes 4 **Helowys** n. "Heloise, lover of Abelard," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: helowys@n#propn **helowys** n#propn 1 helowys 1 **help** n. "help, assistance, benefit; helper," s.v. help sb. OED. KEY: help@n **help** n 53 help 39 helpe 13 helpes 1 **helpen** v. "help, assist," s.v. help v. OED. KEY: helpen@v **helpen** v 187 heelp 4 help 63 helpe 58 helpen 16 helpest 1 helpeth 28 helpith 1 holpe 3 holpen 13 **helpinge** ger. "help, aid; helper," s.v. helping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: helpinge@ger **helpinge** ger 7 helpyng 4 helpynge 2 helpynges 1 **helples** adj. "helpless," s.v. helpless a. OED. KEY: helples@adj **helples** adj 3 helplees 2 helples 1 **helplich** adj. "helpful, useful," s.v. helply a. OED. KEY: helplich@adj **helplich** adj 1 helply 1 **hem** n. "hem, fringe," s.v. hem sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hem@n **hem** n 1 hem 1 **hem** pron. pl. "them," s.v. hem pers. pron., 3rd pers. pl. dat.-acc. OED. KEY: hem@pron **hem** pron 1354 hem 1353 them 1 **Hemonides** n. "Maeon (son of Haemon), a Theban augur," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hemonides@n#propn **hemonides** n#propn 1 hemonydes 1 **hempen** adj. "hempen, made of hemp," s.v. hempen a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hempen@adj **hempen** adj 1 hempene 1 **hem-self** pron. "themselves," s.v. self pron., a., and sb. OED. KEY: hem-self@pron **hem-self** pron 61 hemself 49 hemselve 9 hemselven 3 **hem-ward** adv. "their direction"; not in OED, s.v. hem pron. pl. MED. KEY: hem-ward@adv **hem-ward** adv 2 hem-ward 1 hemward 1 **hen** n.(1) "hen, female chicken," s.v. hen sb. OED. KEY: hen@n1 **hen** n1 9 hen 3 hennes 6 **hen** n.(2) "rascal," s.v. hayne OED. KEY: hen@n2 **hen** n2 1 heyne 1 **hende** adj. "courteous, pleasing; skillful; handy, near," s.v. hend, hende a. and adv. OED. KEY: hende@adj **hende** adj 15 hende 15 **henne** adv. "hence," s.v. hen, henne adv. OED. KEY: henne@adv **henne** adv 6 henne 6 **hennes** adv. "hence," s.v. hence adv. OED. KEY: hennes@adv **hennes** adv 13 henes 1 hennes 12 **hennes-forth** adv. "henceforth," s.v. henceforth adv. OED. KEY: hennes-forth@adv **hennes-forth** adv 6 hennesforth 6 **henten** v. "seize, take, catch; strike, hit," s.v. hent v. OED. KEY: henten@v **henten** v 56 hent 11 hente 43 henten 2 **henter** n. "one who seizes," s.v. henter OED. KEY: henter@n **henter** n 1 henteres 1 **hep** n. "heap, multitude," s.v. heap sb. OED. KEY: hep@n **hep** n 11 heep 8 hep 2 hepe 1 **hepe** n.(2) "rose hip, fruit of a rose," s.v. hip sb.\\2 OED. KEY: hepe@n2 **hepe** n2 1 hepe 1 **hepen** v. "heap up, increase; (ppl. adj.) accumulated," s.v. heap v. OED, heaped ppl. a. OED. KEY: hepen@v hepen@v#adj **hepen** v#adj 1 heped 1 **hepen** v 1 hepith 1 **her** adv. "here," s.v. here adv. OED. KEY: her@adv **her** adv 401 heer 44 heere 151 her 18 here 187 hire 1 **her-abouten** adv. "hereabout, about this," s.v. hereabout adv. OED. KEY: her-abouten@adv **her-abouten** adv 1 heer-aboute 1 **her-after** adv. "hereafter, after this," s.v. hereafter adv. OED. KEY: her-after@adv **her-after** adv 12 heerafter 1 heere-after 1 herafter 5 hereafter 5 **her-after-ward** adv. "afterwards, later," s.v. hereafterward adv. OED. KEY: her-after-ward@adv **her-after-ward** adv 3 herafterward 3 **her** n. "hair," s.v. hair sb. OED. KEY: her@n **her** n 60 heer 30 heeres 3 heeris 5 her 8 heres 10 heris 3 herys 1 **heraud** n. "herald," s.v. herald sb. OED. KEY: heraud@n **heraud** n 5 heraud 1 heraudes 4 **herauden** v. "announce praise (of someone)," s.v. herald v. OED. KEY: herauden@v **herauden** v 1 heraude 1 **her-ayenes** adv. "against this," s.v. here-against adv. OED. KEY: her-ayenes@adv **her-ayenes** adv 3 heer-agayns 2 here-ayeins 1 **herbe** n. "herb; leafy vegetable; plant," s.v. herb sb. OED. KEY: herbe@n **herbe** n 30 erbe 1 erbes 1 herbe 6 herbes 22 **herber** n.(1) "garden," s.v. arbour, -or OED. KEY: herber@n1 **herber** n1 2 herber 2 **herbergage** n. "lodging," s.v. harbergage, herbergage OED. KEY: herbergage@n **herbergage** n 4 herbergage 4 **herbergeour** n. "officer who rides ahead to arrange lodgings," s.v. harbinger OED. KEY: herbergeour@n **herbergeour** n 1 herbergeours 1 **herberwe** n. "lodgings; harbor; astronomical house," s.v. harbour, harbor sb.\\1 OED. KEY: herberwe@n **herberwe** n 6 herberwe 6 **herberwen** v. "provide lodging; be lodged," s.v. harbour, harbor v. OED. KEY: herberwen@v **herberwen** v 2 herberwe 1 herberweden 1 **herberwinge** ger. "providing lodging," s.v. harbouring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: herberwinge@ger **herberwinge** ger 1 herberwynge 1 **her-bi** adv. "by this, concerning this," s.v. hereby adv. OED. KEY: her-bi@adv **her-bi** adv 5 heerby 2 herby 3 **her-biforen** adv. "before now, previously," s.v. herebefore adv. OED. KEY: her-biforen@adv **her-biforen** adv 51 heer-biforn 3 heerbiforn 3 her-biforn 1 herbyforn 6 here-before 1 here-beforn 1 here-biforn 1 here-byforn 3 herebefore 2 herebeforn 1 herebiforn 1 herebyforn 25 herebyforne 2 hirbyfore 1 **Hercules** n. "Hercules, the Greek hero," proper n. KEY: hercules@n#propn **hercules** n#propn 28 ercules 13 hercules 15 **herde** n.(1) "herd, flock," s.v. herd sb.\\1 OED. KEY: herde@n1 **herde** n1 1 herde 1 **herde** n.(2) "herdsman, shepherd," s.v. herd sb.\\2 OED. KEY: herde@n2 **herde** n2 4 herde 1 hierde 2 hierdes 1 **herde** n.(3) "coarse part of flax," s.v. hards, hurds sb. pl. OED. KEY: herde@n3 **herde** n3 1 heerdis 1 **herde-grom** n. "herdsman, shepherd," s.v. herd-groom OED, herde n.(2) MED. KEY: herde-grom@n **herde-grom** n 1 herde-gromes 1 **herdesse** n. "female herd, shepherdess," s.v. herdess OED. KEY: herdesse@n **herdesse** n 1 herdesse 1 **here** n.(2) "haircloth; (as adj.) hair," s.v. haire OED. KEY: here@n2 here@n2#adj **here** n2 5 haire 2 heyre 1 heyres 2 **here** n2#adj 1 heyre 1 **here** pron. poss. pl. "their," s.v. her poss. pron., 3rd pl. OED. KEY: here@pron **here** pron 992 heer 1 her 102 here 86 hir 527 hire 271 hyre 4 thair 1 **hered** ppl. "(as n.) haired," s.v. haired a. OED. KEY: hered@ppl#adj\_n **hered** ppl#adj\_n 1 herd 1 **heremite** n. "hermit," s.v. hermit sb. OED. KEY: heremite@n **heremite** n 1 heremyte 1 **heren** v. "hear," s.v. hear v. OED. KEY: heren@v **heren** v 461 heer 1 heere 85 heeren 6 heereth 2 herd 122 herde 120 herden 5 herdestow 1 here 89 heren 14 herestow 4 hereth 6 herist 1 herith 3 heryng 2 **Herenes** n. (pl.) "the Erinyes (Furies)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: herenes@n#propn **herenes** n#propn 2 herenus 1 herynes 1 **Hereos** n. "love-sickness"; not in OED. KEY: hereos@n **hereos** n 1 hereos 1 **heres** pron. "(pl. poss. absol.) theirs," s.v. hers poss. pron.\\2 OED. KEY: heres@pron **heres** pron 2 hirs 2 **heresie** n. "heresy," s.v. heresy OED. KEY: heresie@n **heresie** n 1 heresye 1 **herien** v.(1) "praise, worship," s.v. hery v. OED. KEY: herien@v1 **herien** v1 18 herie 1 heried 3 herieth 1 herye 2 heryed 4 heryen 1 heryest 1 heryeth 1 herying 1 iheryed 1 yheried 2 **herien** v.(2) "plunder, despoil; drag," s.v. harry v. OED. KEY: herien@v2 **herien** v2 4 harwed 2 harye 1 haryed 1 **heriinge** ger. "praise, glory," s.v. herying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: heriinge@ger **heriinge** ger 3 heriynge 2 heryinge 1 **heringe** ger. "hearing," s.v. hearing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: heringe@ger **heringe** ger 5 herynge 5 **her-inne** adv. "herein," s.v. herein adv. OED. KEY: her-inne@adv **her-inne** adv 2 herinne 2 **heritage** n. "heritage," s.v. heritage sb. OED. KEY: heritage@n **heritage** n 21 heritage 17 heritages 1 herytage 3 **herken** v. "hark, listen, take heed," s.v. hark v. OED. KEY: herken@v **herken** v 13 herke 10 herken 2 herketh 1 **herkenen** v. "hearken, listen, take heed," s.v. hearken, harken v. OED. KEY: herkenen@v **herkenen** v 95 harknyng 1 herkene 2 herkenen 1 herkeneth 8 herkenyng 1 herkne 28 herkned 6 herknen 8 herkneth 38 herknyng 1 herknynge 1 **herkeninge** ger. "hearkening, listening," s.v. hearkening, harkening vbl. sb. OED. KEY: herkeninge@ger **herkeninge** ger 1 herknynge 1 **Hermanno** n. "Heremianus, son of Zenobia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hermanno@n#propn **hermanno** n#propn 1 hermanno 1 **her-mele** n. "hair's breadth," s.v. hair sb. OED, her n. MED. KEY: her-mele@n **her-mele** n 1 heer-mele 1 **Hermengild** n. "Hermengyld, a character in MLT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hermengild@n#propn **hermengild** n#propn 9 hermengyld 8 hermengyldes 1 **Hermes** n. "Hermes Trismegistus, legendary alchemist," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hermes@n#propn **hermes** n#propn 2 hermes 2 **Hermion** n. "Hermione, lover of Orestes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hermion@n#propn **hermion** n#propn 1 hermyon 1 **Hermus** n. "Hermus (modern Sarabat), a river in Asia Minor," place name; not in MED. KEY: hermus@n#propn **hermus** n#propn 1 hermus 1 **hernia** n. "hernia," s.v. hernia OED. KEY: hernia@n **hernia** n 1 hirnia 1 **Herodes** n. "Herod (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: herodes@n#propn **herodes** n#propn 3 herodes 3 **her-of** adv. "hereof," s.v. hereof OED. KEY: her-of@adv **her-of** adv 19 heerof 4 hereof 1 herof 14 **her-on** adv. "hereon," s.v. hereon adv. OED. KEY: her-on@adv **her-on** adv 1 hereon 1 **herre** n.(1) "hinge," s.v. harre, har OED. KEY: herre@n1 **herre** n1 1 harre 1 **herre** n.(2) "lord, master," s.v. her, here sb. OED. KEY: herre@n2 **herre** n2 1 here 1 **Herro** n. "Hero, beloved of Leander," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: herro@n#propn **herro** n#propn 2 erro 1 herro 1 **Herry** n. "Harry (Bailly), the host," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: herry@n#propn **herry** n#propn 1 herry 1 **herse** n. "structure for holding candles around a coffin," s.v. hearse sb. OED. KEY: herse@n **herse** n 2 herse 2 **hert** n. "hart, male red deer," s.v. hart OED. KEY: hert@n **hert** n 20 hert 15 hertes 5 **herte** n. "heart; sweetheart, love; also as adj. (with blood)," s.v. heart sb. OED. KEY: herte@n herte@n#adj **herte** n#adj 7 herte 7 **herte** n 911 hert 12 herte 814 hertes 82 hertis 2 hertys 1 **herte-blod** n. "heart's blood," s.v. heart-blood, heart's-blood OED. KEY: herte-blod@n **herte-blod** n 3 herte-blood 3 **herteles** adj. "cowardly; lifeless," s.v. heartless a. OED. KEY: herteles@adj **herteles** adj 2 hertelees 1 herteles 1 **hertelie** adj. "hearty, sincere," s.v. heartly a. OED. KEY: hertelie@adj **hertelie** adj 3 hertely 2 hertly 1 **hertelie** adv. "heartily, sincerely, cordially; earnestly, exceedingly," s.v. heartily adv. OED. KEY: hertelie@adv **hertelie** adv 16 hertely 16 **herte-rote** n. "bottom of one's heart, depths of the soul," s.v. heart-root OED, herte n. MED. KEY: herte-rote@n **herte-rote** n 2 herte-rote 2 **herte-spoon** n. "hollow at the end of the breast-bone," s.v. heart-spoon OED, herte n. MED. KEY: herte-spoon@n **herte-spoon** n 1 herte-spoon 1 **hert-hunting** n. "hunting the hart"; not in OED, s.v. hert n. MED. KEY: hert-hunting@n **hert-hunting** n 1 hert-huntyng 1 **her-to** adv. "to this, concerning this," s.v. hereto adv. OED. KEY: her-to@adv **her-to** adv 7 heer-to 1 heerto 1 hereto 1 herto 4 **her-toforen** adv. "heretofore," s.v. heretofore adv. (a., sb.) OED. KEY: her-toforen@adv **her-toforen** adv 2 here-to-fore 1 heretofore 1 **her-upon** adv. "concerning this, thereupon," s.v. hereupon adv. OED. KEY: her-upon@adv **her-upon** adv 8 heerupon 2 her-upon 1 hereupon 5 **her-withal** adv. "herewith, thereupon," s.v. herewithal adv. OED. KEY: her-withal@adv **her-withal** adv 2 her-withal 1 here-withal 1 **Hesperus** n. "the evening star," s.v. Hesperus OED. KEY: hesperus@n#propn **hesperus** n#propn 3 esperus 1 hesperus 2 **heste** n.(1) "command, commandment; promise," s.v. hest sb. OED. KEY: heste@n1 **heste** n1 27 heeste 13 heestes 4 heste 7 hestes 3 **hete** n.(1) "heat, warmth; passion," s.v. heat sb. OED. KEY: hete@n1 **hete** n1 34 heet 2 heete 13 hete 19 **heten** v. "heat, warm," s.v. heat v. OED. KEY: heten@v **heten** v 1 hette 1 **heterli** adv. "fiercely," s.v. heterly, hetterly adv. OED. KEY: heterli@adv **heterli** adv 1 heterly 1 **heth** n. "heath," s.v. heath sb. OED. KEY: heth@n **heth** n 3 heeth 3 **hethen** adj. & n. "heathen," s.v. heathen a. and sb. OED. KEY: hethen@adj hethen@n **hethen** adj 7 hethen 5 hethene 2 **hethen** n 2 hethen 2 **hethen** adv. "hence," s.v. hethen adv. OED. KEY: hethen@adv **hethen** adv 1 heythen 1 **hethenesse** n. "heathendom, land of the heathens," s.v. heathenesse OED. KEY: hethenesse@n **hethenesse** n 2 hethenesse 2 **hething** n. "mockery, contempt," s.v. hething vbl. sb. OED. KEY: hething@n **hething** n 1 hethyng 1 **heu** n. "hue, color; complexion; pretense," s.v. hue sb. OED. KEY: heu@n **heu** n 68 hew 2 hewe 58 hewes 6 hewis 2 **heue** n.(1) "servant," s.v. hewe OED. KEY: heue@n1 **heue** n1 1 hewe 1 **heuen** v.(1) "hew, chop," s.v. hew v. OED. KEY: heuen@v1 **heuen** v1 2 hewe 1 hewen 1 **heuen** v.(2) "colored; (ppl. adj.) hued, colored," s.v. hued ppl. a. OED. KEY: heuen@v2 heuen@v2#adj **heuen** v2 1 hewed 1 **heuen** v2#adj 5 hewed 5 **heven** n. "heaven; (as adj.) heavenly," s.v. heaven sb. OED. KEY: heven@n heven@n#adj **heven** n 197 heven 17 hevene 169 hevenes 11 **heven** n#adj 14 heven 1 hevene 13 **heven** v. "heave, lift; make an effort," s.v. heave v. OED. KEY: heven@v **heven** v 12 haaf 1 haf 1 hef 1 heve 3 heven 2 hevest 1 heveth 1 hevyth 2 **hevenish** adj. "heavenly, celestial," s.v. heavenish a. OED. KEY: hevenish@adj **hevenish** adj 5 hevenysh 1 hevenyssh 3 hevenysshe 1 **hevenishli** adv. "heavenly, divinely (in manner)," s.v. heavenish a. OED. KEY: hevenishli@adv **hevenishli** adv 1 hevenysshly 1 **hevenli** adj. "heavenly, celestial," s.v. heavenly a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hevenli@adj **hevenli** adj 3 hevenely 1 hevenlich 1 hevenliche 1 **hevi** adj. "heavy; grievous, burdensome; hard, difficult; gloomy; serious, important; sluggish," s.v. heavy a.\\1 (sb.) OED. KEY: hevi@adj **hevi** adj 42 hevy 40 hevye 1 hevyere 1 **hevi** n. "the elemental quality of heaviness," s.v. heavy a.\\1 (sb.) OED. KEY: hevi@n **hevi** n 1 hevy 1 **hevien** v. "make heavy," s.v. heavy v. OED. KEY: hevien@v **hevien** v 1 hevyeth 1 **hevinesse** n. "heaviness, weight; sorrow; hostility; sluggishness," s.v. heaviness OED. KEY: hevinesse@n **hevinesse** n 51 hevynesse 51 **hic** Lat. adv. "here." KEY: hic@lat\_adv **hic** lat\_adv 1 hic 1 **hiden** v. "hide; (ppl.adj.) hidden," s.v. hide v.\\1 OED, hid ppl. a. OED. KEY: hiden@v hiden@v#adj **hiden** v#adj 4 hid 1 hidde 2 yhidd 1 **hiden** v 108 hed 1 hid 10 hidd 3 hidde 7 hide 15 hiden 7 hideth 6 hit 1 hyd 17 hydd 2 hydde 1 hyde 23 hyden 3 hydestow 1 hydeth 1 ihid 1 ihidd 2 yhed 1 yhid 2 yhidd 1 yhidde 1 yhud 2 **hider** adv. "hither," s.v. hither adv. and adj. OED. KEY: hider@adv **hider** adv 17 hidder 1 hider 9 hidre 1 hyder 6 **hidere** n. "hider," s.v. hider OED. KEY: hidere@n **hidere** n 2 hidere 2 **hider-to** adv. "hitherto, until now," s.v. hitherto adv. (a.) OED. KEY: hider-to@adv **hider-to** adv 3 hiderto 2 hidirto 1 **hider-ward** adv. "hither, toward this place," s.v. hitherward adv. OED. KEY: hider-ward@adv **hider-ward** adv 2 hiderward 1 hyderward 1 **hidous** adj. "hideous, repulsive; terrifying; violent," s.v. hideous a. (adv.) OED. KEY: hidous@adj **hidous** adj 7 hidous 5 hidouse 1 hydous 1 **hidousli** adv. "hideously, fiercely; violently," s.v. hideously adv. OED. KEY: hidousli@adv **hidousli** adv 2 hidously 1 hydously 1 **hie** n.(2) "haste," s.v. hie, hy sb. OED. KEY: hie@n2 **hie** n2 5 hie 1 hye 4 **hien** v. "hie, go quickly, hasten," s.v. hie v. OED. KEY: hien@v **hien** v 23 hie 1 hied 1 hiest 1 hieth 1 hy 1 hye 15 hyed 2 hyen 1 **hiene** n. "hyena," s.v. hyena, hyaena OED. KEY: hiene@n **hiene** n 1 hyene 1 **Hierse** n. "Herse, loved by Mercury," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hierse@n#propn **hierse** n#propn 1 hierse 1 **highten** v.(2) "beautify, adorn," s.v. hight v.\\3 OED. KEY: highten@v2 **highten** v2 2 highteth 1 ihight 1 **hille** n. "hill," s.v. hill sb. OED. KEY: hille@n **hille** n 15 hil 7 hill 4 hille 2 hilles 2 **him** pron. "him (as pronoun, demonstrative adj. and indef. pronoun)," s.v. him pers. pron., 3rd sing. masc. (and neut.) dat.-accus. OED. KEY: him@pron him@pron\_adj **him** pron\_adj 10 hym 10 **him** pron 2511 him 210 hym 2301 **him-self** pron. "himself," s.v. himself pron. OED. KEY: him-self@pron **him-self** pron 247 himself 9 himselve 2 himselven 2 hymself 197 hymselve 21 hymselven 16 **himself-ward** n. "(for) himself, his own interests"; not in OED; s.v. himself pron. MED Suppl. KEY: himself-ward@n **himself-ward** n 1 hymself-ward 1 **him-ward** n. "(to) him, himself," s.v. -ward suffix OED, him pron. MED. KEY: him-ward@n **him-ward** n 2 hym-ward 2 **hinde** n. "hind, female red deer," s.v. hind sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hinde@n **hinde** n 3 hynde 2 hyndes 1 **hinder** adj.(1) "rear, back," s.v. hinder adj.\\1 OED. KEY: hinder@adj1 hinder@adj1#n **hinder** adj1 2 hyndre 2 **hinder** adj1#n 1 hyndreste 1 **hindren** v. "hinder, impede; slander," s.v. hinder v. OED. KEY: hindren@v **hindren** v 4 hynderest 1 hyndre 3 **hine** n. "servant," s.v. hind sb.\\2 OED. KEY: hine@n **hine** n 2 hyne 2 **hipe** n. "hip," s.v. hip sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hipe@n **hipe** n 3 hipes 1 hippes 1 hypes 1 **hire** n. "hire, payment, wages," s.v. hire sb. OED. KEY: hire@n **hire** n 12 hire 7 hyre 5 **hire** pron.(1) "(fem. sg. poss.) her," s.v. her poss. pron., 3rd sing. fem. OED. KEY: hire@pron1 **hire** pron1 1731 her 80 here 14 hir 799 hire 809 hyr 10 hyre 19 **hire** pron.(2) "(fem. sg. dat. acc. reflex., as pronoun, demonstrative adj. and indef. pronoun) her," s.v. her pers. pron., 3rd sign. fem. dat.-accus. OED. KEY: hire@pron2 **hire** pron2 1087 her 55 here 19 hir 194 hire 802 hyr 8 hyre 9 **hiren** v. "(ppl.) hired," s.v. hire v. OED. KEY: hiren@v **hiren** v 1 hyred 1 **hires** pron. "(fem. sg. poss. absol.) hers," s.v. hers poss. pron.\\1 OED. KEY: hires@pron **hires** pron 7 heres 1 hires 5 hyrs 1 **hire-self** pron. "(fem.) herself," s.v. herself pron. OED. KEY: hire-self@pron **hire-self** pron 74 herself 2 herselven 1 hireself 13 hireselve 3 hireselven 5 hirself 29 hirselve 7 hirselven 8 hirsilf 3 hyreself 2 hyrself 1 **hirne** n. "nook, hiding place," s.v. hern, hirn sb. OED. KEY: hirne@n **hirne** n 2 herne 1 hernes 1 **his** pron.(1) "(sg. masc. and neuter poss.) his," s.v. his poss. pron., 3rd sing. masc., and neut sb. OED. KEY: his@pron1 **his** pron1 5011 his 4872 hise 17 hys 122 **his** pron.(2) "(sg. masc. poss., absolute uses) his," s.v. his absol. poss. pron. OED. KEY: his@pron2 **his** pron2 13 his 11 hise 1 hys 1 **historial** adj. "historical," s.v. historial a. (sb.) OED. KEY: historial@adj **historial** adj 2 estoryal 1 historial 1 **hit** pron. "it," s.v. it pron. OED. KEY: hit@pron **hit** pron 4070 hit 138 hyt 228 it 3662 yt 42 **hit-self** pron. "itself," s.v. itself pron. OED. KEY: hit-self@pron **hit-self** pron 27 hytself 1 itself 25 itselve 1 **hitten** v. "hit," s.v. hit v. OED. KEY: hitten@v **hitten** v 4 hit 1 hitte 3 **hive** n. "hive, beehive," s.v. hive sb. OED. KEY: hive@n **hive** n 5 hive 1 hyve 4 **ho** interj. "stop!" s.v. ho int.\\2 and sb.\\3 OED. KEY: ho@interj **ho** interj 5 ho 1 hoo 4 **ho** n. "stop, end; command to stop," s.v. ho int.\\2 and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: ho@n **ho** n 2 hoo 1 oo 1 **hoche-pot** n. "mixture, jumble," s.v. hotchpot, hotch-pot OED. KEY: hoche-pot@n **hoche-pot** n 1 hochepot 1 **hod** n. "hood," s.v. hood sb. OED. KEY: hod@n **hod** n 18 hod 1 hood 16 hoode 1 **hodles** adj. "hoodless," s.v. hoodless a. OED. KEY: hodles@adj **hodles** adj 1 hoodles 1 **hogge** n.(1) "hog," s.v. hog sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hogge@n1 **hogge** n1 2 hogges 2 **Hogge** n.(3) "Hodge (nickname of Roger, the Cook)," proper n. KEY: hogge@n3#propn **hogge** n3#propn 1 hogge 1 **hok** n. "hook," s.v. hook sb. OED. KEY: hok@n **hok** n 6 hok 1 hokes 1 hook 4 **hoker** n. "disdain, contempt," s.v. hoker sb. OED. KEY: hoker@n **hoker** n 1 hoker 1 **hokerliche** adv. "disdainfully, contemptuously," s.v. hokerly adv. OED. KEY: hokerliche@adv **hokerliche** adv 1 hokerly 1 **hold** n.(2) "possession, keeping; castle," s.v. hold sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hold@n2 **hold** n2 7 hold 1 hoold 6 **holden** v.(1) "hold, grasp; support, hold up; keep, retain; restrain; maintain, continue; hold to (one's word, etc.); keep, observe (festival); manage (household, etc.); think, consider; (with in hand) cajole, deceive; be obligated," s.v. hold v. OED. KEY: holden@v1 **holden** v1 358 halde 1 halden 2 haldeth 1 halt 29 heeld 26 heelde 2 heelden 1 held 31 helde 6 helden 1 hild 3 hold 13 holde 133 holden 73 holdest 1 holdestow 3 holdeth 16 holdith 1 holdyng 1 holdynge 1 hoold 10 hoolden 2 hooldeth 1 **holdere** n. "holder (up), supporter," s.v. holder\\1 OED. KEY: holdere@n **holdere** n 1 holder 1 **Holdernesse** n. "Holderness, a district in Yorkshire," place name; not in MED. KEY: holdernesse@n#propn **holdernesse** n#propn 1 holdernesse 1 **holdinge** ger. "holding," s.v. holding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: holdinge@ger **holdinge** ger 3 holdynge 3 **hole** adj.(2) "whole, entire; healthy, unhurt," s.v. whole a., sb., adv. (int.) OED. KEY: hole@adj2 **hole** adj2 48 hol 4 hole 3 hool 37 hoole 4 **hole** adv. "wholly, completely," s.v. whole a., sb., adv. (int.) OED. KEY: hole@adv **hole** adv 10 hol 1 hool 9 **hole** n.(2) "hole, perforation," s.v. hole sb. OED. KEY: hole@n2 **hole** n2 24 hole 13 holes 7 hool 3 hoole 1 **hole** n.(3) "whole, entirety," s.v. whole a., sb., adv. (int.) OED. KEY: hole@n3 **hole** n3 1 hool 1 **holi** adj.(2) "holy," s.v. holy a. (sb.) OED. KEY: holi@adj2 **holi** adj2 132 haly 1 holi 8 holy 13 hoolier 1 hooly 109 **holiliche** adv.(1) "in a holy manner," s.v. holily adv. OED. KEY: holiliche@adv1 **holiliche** adv1 4 holily 3 hoolily 1 **holinesse** n.(2) "holiness," s.v. holiness OED. KEY: holinesse@n2 **holinesse** n2 13 holynesse 4 hoolynesse 9 **holli** adv. "wholly, completely," s.v. wholly adv. OED. KEY: holli@adv **holli** adv 29 holly 9 holy 1 hoolly 7 hooly 12 **holme** n.(2) "holm-oak, evergreen oak," s.v. holm\\2 OED. KEY: holme@n2 **holme** n2 2 holm 2 **holnesse** n.(2) "wholeness," s.v. wholeness OED. KEY: holnesse@n2 **holnesse** n2 2 holnesse 2 **holour** n. "fornicator," s.v. holour OED. KEY: holour@n **holour** n 4 holour 3 holours 1 **holsom** adj. "wholesome, healthful; beneficial," s.v. wholesome a. (sb.) OED. KEY: holsom@adj **holsom** adj 6 holsom 3 holsome 2 hoolsome 1 **holsomnesse** n. "wholesomeness, good health," s.v. wholesomeness OED. KEY: holsomnesse@n **holsomnesse** n 1 hoolsomnesse 1 **holt** n. "woodland, grove," s.v. holt\\1 OED. KEY: holt@n **holt** n 2 holt 1 holtes 1 **holwe** adj. "hollow," s.v. hollow a. and adv. OED. KEY: holwe@adj **holwe** adj 5 holowe 1 holwe 4 **holwenesse** n. "concavity, inner surface," s.v. hollowness OED. KEY: holwenesse@n **holwenesse** n 1 holughnesse 1 **hom** adv. "home, homeward," s.v. home adv. OED. KEY: hom@adv **hom** adv 77 ham 1 hom 36 hoom 40 **homage** n. "homage," s.v. homage sb. OED. KEY: homage@n **homage** n 2 homage 1 hommage 1 **hom** n. "home, residence," s.v. home sb.\\1 and a. OED. KEY: hom@n **hom** n 21 hom 9 hoom 12 **hom-cominge** n. "homecoming," s.v. home-coming sb. OED. KEY: hom-cominge@n **hom-cominge** n 5 hom-comyng 1 hom-comynge 2 hoom-comynge 2 **Homer** n. "Homer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: homer@n#propn **homer** n#propn 7 homer 2 omer 5 **homicide** n. "homicide, murder; murderer," s.v. homicide sb.\\1 OED, homicide sb.\\2 OED. KEY: homicide@n **homicide** n 23 homicide 2 homycide 18 homycides 3 **hominis** Lat. n. "man's." KEY: hominis@lat\_n **hominis** lat\_n 1 hominis 1 **homli** adj. "homely, simple; domestic, of the household," s.v. homely a. OED. KEY: homli@adj **homli** adj 5 homly 1 hoomly 4 **homli** adv. "simply, plainly; familiarly," s.v. homely adv. OED. KEY: homli@adv **homli** adv 5 homliche 1 homly 2 hoomly 2 **homlinesse** n. "familiarity; meekness," s.v. homeliness OED. KEY: homlinesse@n **homlinesse** n 2 hoomlinesse 1 hoomlynesse 1 **hom-ward** adv. "homeward," s.v. homeward adv. OED. KEY: hom-ward@adv **hom-ward** adv 18 homward 17 homwarde 1 **hond-brede** n. "hand's breadth," s.v. handbrede OED. KEY: hond-brede@n **hond-brede** n 1 hande-brede 1 **honde** n. "hand," s.v. hand sb. OED. KEY: honde@n **honde** n 273 hand 93 hande 3 handes 35 hond 77 honde 42 hondes 20 hondis 3 **hondlen** v. "handle, touch," s.v. handle v.\\1 OED. KEY: hondlen@v **hondlen** v 5 handle 3 handleth 2 **hond-werk** n. "handwork, creation," s.v. handwork OED. KEY: hond-werk@n **hond-werk** n 1 handwerk 1 **honeste** adj. "honest, truthful; honorable, virtuous; respectable, proper," s.v. honest a. OED. KEY: honeste@adj **honeste** adj 21 honest 18 honeste 3 **honeste** n. "honesty, honor, reputation; decency; chastity; (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. honesty OED. KEY: honeste@n honeste@n#propn **honeste** n 13 honeste 4 honestee 9 **honeste** n#propn 1 honeste 1 **honestete** n. "honesty, truthfulness; virtue; decency, good appearance," s.v. honestete OED. KEY: honestete@n **honestete** n 6 honestete 1 honestetee 1 honestitee 4 **honestliche** adv. "honestly, honorably; decently, suitably," s.v. honestly adv. OED. KEY: honestliche@adv **honestliche** adv 5 honestly 5 **hongen** v. "hang," s.v. hang v. OED. KEY: hongen@v **hongen** v 69 hange 7 hanged 8 hangen 4 hangeth 5 hangith 1 hangyng 3 hangynge 8 heeng 5 heng 17 henge 2 honge 7 hongeth 1 hongyng 1 **honginge** ger. "hanging," s.v. hanging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: honginge@ger **honginge** ger 2 hangyng 2 **honi** n. "honey; sweetheart; (as adj.) eloquent," s.v. honey sb. (a.) OED. KEY: honi@n honi@n#adj **honi** n 14 hony 13 honyes 1 **honi** n#adj 2 hony 2 **honi-comb** n. "honeycomb," s.v. honeycomb sb. OED. KEY: honi-comb@n **honi-comb** n 2 hony-comb 1 honycombes 1 **honied** ppl. "(as adj.) sweetened with honey," s.v. honeyed, honied a. OED. KEY: honied@ppl#adj **honied** ppl#adj 1 honyed 1 **honi-swete** adj. "sweet as honey," s.v. honey-sweet a. (sb.) OED. KEY: honi-swete@adj **honi-swete** adj 1 hony-sweete 1 **honourable** adj. "honorable, worthy of respect," s.v. honourable, honorable a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: honourable@adj **honourable** adj 21 honourable 8 honurable 13 **honour** n. "honor, respect; fame, good repute (also as proper n.); nobility of character; high rank, sign of respect," s.v. honour, honor sb. OED. KEY: honour@n honour@n#propn **honour** n 198 honor 1 honour 175 honoure 1 honours 18 onour 3 **honouren** v. "honor, respect; venerate, worship," s.v. honour, honor v. OED. KEY: honouren@v **honouren** v 32 honoure 6 honoured 12 honouren 6 honoureth 4 honured 4 **honour** n#propn 1 honour 1 **hope** n.(1) "hope, expectation (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. hope sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hope@n1 hope@n1#propn **hope** n1 70 hope 69 hopes 1 **hope** n1#propn 1 hope 1 **hopen** v.(1) "hope, expect; trust; suppose," s.v. hope v. OED. KEY: hopen@v1 **hopen** v1 52 hope 40 hoped 3 hopen 5 hopeth 3 hopin 1 **hoppen** v. "hop, dance," s.v. hop v.\\1 OED. KEY: hoppen@v **hoppen** v 4 hoppe 3 hoppen 1 **hoppere** n. "hopper, container for feeding grain into a mill," s.v. hopper\\1 OED. KEY: hoppere@n **hoppere** n 2 hopur 2 **hoppestre** n. "(as adj.) hopping, dancing," s.v. hoppestere OED. KEY: hoppestre@n#adj **hoppestre** n#adj 1 hoppesteres 1 **hor** adj. "gray, gray-haired; (as n.) grayness," s.v. hoar a. and sb. OED. KEY: hor@adj hor@adj#n **hor** adj 10 hoor 8 hoore 1 hore 1 **hor** adj#n 1 hor 1 **Horaste** n. "Horaste, a character in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: horaste@n#propn **horaste** n#propn 2 horaste 2 **hord** n.(1) "hoard, store, stock; hoarding," s.v. hoard sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hord@n1 **hord** n1 6 hoord 4 hord 2 **hore** n.(1) "filth, slander," s.v. hore, hor OED. KEY: hore@n1 **hore** n1 1 horowe 1 **Horn** n.(1) "Horn, hero of English romance," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: horn@n1#propn **horn** n1#propn 1 horn 1 **horn** n. "horn (of an animal); drinking horn; hunting horn," s.v. horn sb. OED. KEY: horn@n **horn** n 27 horn 15 hornes 12 **horned** adj. & ppl. "(as ppl.) provided with horns," s.v. horned a. OED. KEY: horned@ppl **horned** ppl 1 horned 1 **horoscopum** n. "(astro.) degree of the ascending ecliptic or zodiac," s.v. horoscope sb. OED, ?horoscopum MED. KEY: horoscopum@n **horoscopum** n 5 horoscopo 3 horoscopum 2 **horrible** adj. "horrible," s.v. horrible a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: horrible@adj **horrible** adj 39 horible 1 horrible 36 horryble 2 **horribli** adv. "horribly," s.v. horribly adv. OED. KEY: horribli@adv **horribli** adv 3 horribly 3 **horrour** n. "horror," s.v. horror sb. OED. KEY: horrour@n **horrour** n 2 horrour 2 **hors** n. "horse, the animal; (astro.) small wedge in an astrolabe," s.v. horse sb. OED. KEY: hors@n **hors** n 80 hors 73 horse 4 horses 3 **horsli** adj. "horse-like," s.v. horsely a. OED. KEY: horsli@adj **horsli** adj 1 horsly 1 **hos** adj. "hoarse, indistinct (in sound)," s.v. hoarse a. OED. KEY: hos@adj **hos** adj 2 hoors 1 hors 1 **hose** n. "leggings, stockings," s.v. hose sb. OED. KEY: hose@n **hose** n 10 hose 3 hosen 3 hoses 4 **hospiteler** n. "monastic official in charge of the hospice," s.v. hospitaller, -aler OED. KEY: hospiteler@n **hospiteler** n 1 hospitaliers 1 **hoste** n.(1) "host, army," s.v. host sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hoste@n1 **hoste** n1 25 hoost 8 host 1 oost 11 oostes 1 ost 4 **hoste** n.(2) "host, landlord," s.v. host sb.\\2 OED. KEY: hoste@n2 **hoste** n2 61 hoost 38 hooste 20 host 1 hoste 1 hostes 1 **hostel** n. "lodging," s.v. hostel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hostel@n **hostel** n 1 hostel 1 **hostelrie** n. "inn," s.v. hostelry OED. KEY: hostelrie@n **hostelrie** n 9 hostelrie 2 hostelries 1 hostelrye 5 hostelryes 1 **hostesse** n. "hostess," s.v. hostess OED. KEY: hostesse@n **hostesse** n 2 hostesse 1 oostesse 1 **hostiler** n. "innkeeper; groom at an inn," s.v. hostler OED. KEY: hostiler@n **hostiler** n 5 hostileer 1 hostiler 3 hostilers 1 **Hostillius** n. "(Tullus) Hostillius, king of Rome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hostillius@n#propn **hostillius** n#propn 1 hostillius 1 **hostilment** n. "(pl.) utensils, equipment," s.v. hustlement OED. KEY: hostilment@n **hostilment** n 2 ostelementz 2 **hot** adj. "hot; intense, eager, rash; passionate; dominated by the quality of heat," s.v. hot a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hot@adj **hot** adj 64 hoot 26 hoote 17 hot 3 hote 13 hotter 5 **hot** n.(1) "the elementary quality of heat," s.v. hot a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hot@n1 **hot** n1 5 hoot 1 hot 2 hote 2 **hote** adv. "hotly, passionately," s.v. hot adv. OED. KEY: hote@adv **hote** adv 6 hoote 4 hote 1 hotter 1 **hoten** v.(1) "name, be named, be called; promise, assure; command," s.v. hight v.\\1 OED. KEY: hoten@v1 **hoten** v1 128 hatte 3 heet 2 heete 3 het 3 hete 2 hette 2 hight 15 highte 73 highten 5 hightyn 1 hoote 1 hote 1 hoten 1 hyghte 13 hyghten 3 **hotte** n. "basket," s.v. hot\\1, hott sb. OED. KEY: hotte@n **hotte** n 1 hottes 1 **hou** adv. & conj. "how," s.v. how adv. (sb.\\3) OED, hou interrog. adv. MED, hou conjunctive adv. MED. KEY: hou@adv&conj **hou** adv&conj 721 hou 24 how 697 **hou** interj. "hey!" s.v. how, howe int. (sb.\\4) OED, hou interj.(1) MED, hou interj.(2) MED. KEY: hou@interj1&2 **hou** interj 6 how 6 **hou-ever** adv. "however," s.v. however adv. OED. KEY: hou-ever@adv **hou-ever** adv 1 howevere 1 **hou-gates** adv. "how, in what manner," s.v. howgate, -s adv. OED. KEY: hou-gates@adv **hou-gates** adv 1 howgates 1 **houlen** v. "howl," s.v. howl v. OED. KEY: houlen@v **houlen** v 2 howleth 2 **hound** n. "hound," s.v. hound sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hound@n **hound** n 36 hound 12 houndes 22 hownd 1 howndes 1 **houndes-fish** n. "dogfish, small shark," s.v. hound-fish, houndfish OED. KEY: houndes-fish@n **houndes-fish** n 1 houndfyssh 1 **houne** n.(2) "members of a household," s.v. howne sb. or ?a. OED. KEY: houne@n2 **houne** n2 1 howne 1 **houpen** v. "whoop," s.v. hoop v.\\2 OED. KEY: houpen@v **houpen** v 1 howped 1 **houre** n. "hour," s.v. hour OED. KEY: houre@n **houre** n 101 hour 5 houre 59 houres 36 hours 1 **hous** n. "house, household; religious establishment; astrological house," s.v. house sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hous@n **hous** n 225 hous 195 house 2 houses 26 hows 2 **hous-bonde** n. "husband," s.v. husband sb. OED. KEY: hous-bonde@n **hous-bonde** n 119 housbond 1 housbonde 85 housbondes 22 husbonde 9 husbondes 2 **houselen** v. "administer the eucharist," s.v. housel v. OED. KEY: houselen@v **houselen** v 1 housled 1 **hous-hold** n. "household," s.v. household OED. KEY: hous-hold@n **hous-hold** n 4 houshold 4 **hous-holdere** n. "householder, head of a household," s.v. householder OED. KEY: hous-holdere@n **hous-holdere** n 1 housholdere 1 **hous-holding** ger. "maintaining a great house, hospitality," s.v. householding sb. OED. KEY: hous-holding@ger **hous-holding** ger 1 housholding 1 **housinge** ger. "housing, residence," s.v. housing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: housinge@ger **housinge** ger 1 housynge 1 **houve** n. "cap, head dress," s.v. houve, hoove OED. KEY: houve@n **houve** n 3 howve 3 **hoven** v.(1) "hover; wait, linger," s.v. hove v.\\1 OED. KEY: hoven@v1 **hoven** v1 3 hove 1 hoved 1 hoven 1 **Huberd** n. "Huberd, the Friar," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: huberd@n#propn **huberd** n#propn 1 huberd 1 **huge** adj. "huge, great," s.v. huge a. (adv.) OED. KEY: huge@adj **huge** adj 11 huge 11 **Hugelin** n. "Ugolino da Pisa," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hugelin@n#propn **hugelin** n#propn 1 hugelyn 1 **Hugh** n. "Saint Hugh of Lincoln," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: hugh@n#propn **hugh** n#propn 1 hugh 1 **Hulle** n. "Hull, near the Humber estuary," place name; not in MED. KEY: hulle@n#propn **hulle** n#propn 1 hulle 1 **humanite** n. "humanity, kindness," s.v. humanity OED. KEY: humanite@n **humanite** n 1 humanitee 1 **humble** adj. "humble," s.v. humble a.\\1 OED. KEY: humble@adj **humble** adj 48 humble 47 humblest 1 **humblen** v. "humble oneself, kneel," s.v. humble v.\\1 OED. KEY: humblen@v **humblen** v 2 humble 1 humbleth 1 **humblesse** n. "humbleness, humility," s.v. humblesse OED. KEY: humblesse@n **humblesse** n 20 humblesse 20 **humbli** adv. "humbly, meekly," s.v. humbly adv. OED. KEY: humbli@adv **humbli** adv 5 humblely 3 humbly 2 **humblinge** ger. "faint rumbling," s.v. humble v.\\2 OED. KEY: humblinge@ger **humblinge** ger 1 humblynge 1 **humiliacioun** n. "humiliation," s.v. humiliation OED. KEY: humiliacioun@n **humiliacioun** n 1 humiliacioun 1 **humilite** n. "humility," s.v. humility OED. KEY: humilite@n **humilite** n 27 humilitee 4 humylitee 23 **hummen** v. "hum," s.v. hum v.\\1 OED. KEY: hummen@v **hummen** v 1 homme 1 **humour** n. "humor, one of the four bodily fluids," s.v. humour, humor sb. OED. KEY: humour@n **humour** n 8 humour 3 humours 5 **hundred** card. num. "(as adj. and n.) hundred," s.v. hundred sb. and a. OED. KEY: hundred@num\_adj hundred@num\_n **hundred** num\_adj 47 hondred 7 hundred 39 hundrid 1 **hundred** num\_n 6 hondred 2 hundred 4 **hunger** n. "hunger," s.v. hunger sb. OED. KEY: hunger@n **hunger** n 20 honger 1 hunger 15 hungir 3 hungre 1 **hungrie** adj. "hungry," s.v. hungry a. OED. KEY: hungrie@adj **hungrie** adj 3 hongry 1 hungry 2 **hunte** n. "huntsman," s.v. hunt sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hunte@n **hunte** n 7 hunte 5 huntes 2 **hunten** v. "hunt," s.v. hunt v. OED. KEY: hunten@v **hunten** v 14 honte 1 hunte 5 hunted 5 hunten 2 hunteth 1 **huntere** n. "hunter," s.v. hunter OED. KEY: huntere@n **huntere** n 4 hunter 1 huntere 1 hunters 2 **hunteresse** n. "female hunter," s.v. huntress OED. KEY: hunteresse@n **hunteresse** n 3 hunteresse 3 **huntinge** ger. "hunting," s.v. hunting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: huntinge@ger **huntinge** ger 13 huntyng 10 huntynge 3 **hurlen** v. "hurl, push violently," s.v. hurl v. OED. KEY: hurlen@v **hurlen** v 1 hurlest 1 **hurt** n. "hurt, injury," s.v. hurt sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hurt@n **hurt** n 2 hurt 1 hurtes 1 **hurtelen** v. "rush (at), attack; strike down," s.v. hurtle v. OED. KEY: hurtelen@v **hurtelen** v 4 hurtelen 1 hurteleth 1 hurtlen 1 hurtleth 1 **hurten** v. "hurt, injure; (ppl. adj.) hurt, injured," s.v. hurt v. OED, hurt ppl. a. OED. KEY: hurten@v hurten@v#adj **hurten** v#adj 1 hurt 1 **hurten** v 22 herte 1 hurt 14 hurte 5 hurteth 1 yhurt 1 **hurtinge** ger. "hurting, injury," s.v. hurting vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: hurtinge@ger **hurtinge** ger 1 hurtynge 1 **hus-bondrie** n. "skillful management, economy; household articles," s.v. husbandry sb. OED. KEY: hus-bondrie@n **hus-bondrie** n 5 housbondrie 2 housbondrye 3 **hust** adj. "silent; (as interj.) silence!" s.v. hust a. OED, hust int. OED. KEY: hust@adj hust@adj#interj **hust** adj 5 hust 5 **hust** adj#interj 1 hust 1 **Huwe** n. "Hugh, a name used for a fornicator in FrT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: huwe@n#propn **huwe** n#propn 1 huwe 1 **-- I --** , **Iarbas** n. "Iarbas, a suitor of Dido," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: iarbas@n#propn **iarbas** n#propn 1 yarbas 1 **iben** v. "(ppl.) been," s.v. be v. OED. KEY: iben@v **iben** v 12 iben 3 ybe 6 ybee 1 ybeen 2 **iberen** v.(1) "(ppl.) carried, borne; (ppl. adj.) born," s.v. bear v.\\1 OED, born ppl. a. OED. KEY: iberen@v1 iberen@v1#adj **iberen** v1#adj 5 iborn 1 ybore 2 yborn 2 **iberen** v1 16 iborn 1 ybore 6 yboren 1 yborn 8 **ibouen** v. "(ppl.) diverted," s.v. bow v.\\1 OED. KEY: ibouen@v **ibouen** v 1 ibowed 1 **ibringen** v. "(ppl.) brought," s.v. bring v. OED. KEY: ibringen@v **ibringen** v 18 ibrought 5 ybroght 7 ybrought 6 **ich** pron. "I," s.v. I pers. pron., lst sing. nom. OED. KEY: ich@pron **ich** pron 6784 ch 1 i 6579 ich 59 ik 2 y 143 **idel** adj. "idle, lazy; futile, worthless; empty," s.v. idle a. (sb.) OED. KEY: idel@adj **idel** adj 35 idel 9 ydel 25 ydele 1 **idel** n. "idleness; (with in) (in) vain," s.v. idle a. (sb.) OED. KEY: idel@n **idel** n 15 idel 3 ydel 12 **idelli** adv. "idly, in vain," s.v. idly adv. OED. KEY: idelli@adv **idelli** adv 1 ydelly 1 **idelnesse** n. "idleness, indolence (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. idleness OED. KEY: idelnesse@n idelnesse@n#propn **idelnesse** n 19 idelnesse 1 ydelnesse 18 **idelnesse** n#propn 5 idilnesse 1 ydelnesse 4 **idiote** n. "idiot," s.v. idiot sb. OED. KEY: idiote@n **idiote** n 2 idiot 1 ydiot 1 **idolastre** n. "idolater," s.v. idolaster sb. and a. OED. KEY: idolastre@n **idolastre** n 6 ydolastre 6 **idolatrie** n. "idolatry," s.v. idolatry OED. KEY: idolatrie@n **idolatrie** n 1 ydolatrie 1 **idole** n. "idol," s.v. idol sb. OED. KEY: idole@n **idole** n 6 idoles 1 ydole 1 ydoles 4 **idouten** v. "(ppl.) doubted," s.v. doubt v. OED; cf. ydout v. OED. KEY: idouten@v **idouten** v 1 idouted 1 **Idre** n.(1) "Hydra, a monster," proper n. KEY: idre@n1#propn **idre** n1#propn 2 idra 1 idre 1 **Idus** n. "Ides," s.v. Ides sb. pl. OED. KEY: idus@n **idus** n 1 idus 1 **i.e.** Lat. abbrev. "id est." KEY: i.e.@lat\_abbrev **ie** lat\_abbrev 1 ie 1 **if** conj. "if," s.v. if conj. (sb.) OED. KEY: if@conj **if** conj 1365 gif 2 if 983 yf 71 yif 309 **i-faith** interj. "in faith," s.v. faith sb. OED, feith n. MED. KEY: i-faith@interj **i-faith** interj 2 y-faith 1 y-fayth 1 **ifere** adv. "together," s.v. yfere adv. OED. KEY: ifere@adv **ifere** adv 33 ifeere 1 yfeere 24 yfere 8 **ifinden** v. "find," s.v. yfind v. OED. KEY: ifinden@v **ifinden** v 16 ifounde 3 yfounde 9 yfynde 4 **igaderen** v. "(ppl.) gathered, brought together," s.v. gather v. OED. KEY: igaderen@v **igaderen** v 1 ygadrede 1 **ignocius** Lat. n. "the unknown." KEY: ignocius@lat\_n **ignocius** lat\_n 1 ignocius 1 **ignoraunce** n. "ignorance," s.v. ignorance OED. KEY: ignoraunce@n **ignoraunce** n 15 ignorance 3 ignoraunce 12 **ignoraunt** adj. & n. "(as adj.) ignorant," s.v. ignorant a. (sb.) OED. KEY: ignoraunt@adj **ignoraunt** adj 1 ignoraunt 1 **ignotum** Lat. n. "unknown." KEY: ignotum@lat\_n **ignotum** lat\_n 1 ignotum 1 **igon** v. "(ppl.) gone," s.v. go v. OED. KEY: igon@v **igon** v 14 ygo 5 ygon 6 ygoo 1 ygoon 2 **igreten** v. "(ppl.) greeted," s.v. greet v.\\1 OED. KEY: igreten@v **igreten** v 1 ygret 1 **ihalwen** v. "(ppl.) worshipped," s.v. hallow v.(1) OED. KEY: ihalwen@v **ihalwen** v 1 yhalwed 1 **ihenten** v. "(ppl.) seized, caught," s.v. hent OED. KEY: ihenten@v **ihenten** v 2 yhent 2 **ihered** ppl. "(adj.) haired, having hair,"; not in OED. KEY: ihered@ppl#adj **ihered** ppl#adj 1 yherd 1 **iheren** v. "hear, hear about," s.v. yhere v. OED. KEY: iheren@v **iheren** v 3 yheere 3 **ihevien** v. "(ppl.) weighed down," s.v. iheveyed ppl. OED. KEY: ihevien@v **ihevien** v 1 ihevyed 1 **iholden** v. "(ppl.) held; restrained; held for, considered," s.v. hold v. OED. KEY: iholden@v **iholden** v 7 yholde 6 yholden 1 **Ikarus** n. "Icarus, son of Daedalus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ikarus@n#propn **ikarus** n#propn 1 ykarus 1 **ikepen** v. "(ppl.) kept, watched," s.v. keep v. OED, ikepen v. MED. KEY: ikepen@v **ikepen** v 1 ykept 1 **ikissen** v. "(ppl.) kissed," s.v. kiss v. OED. KEY: ikissen@v **ikissen** v 1 ykist 1 **iknitten** v. "(ppl.) fastened, knit; tightly bound," s.v. knit v. OED. KEY: iknitten@v **iknitten** v 3 yknet 1 yknit 1 yknyt 1 **iknouen** v. "know, recognize; (ppl. adj.) known," s.v. yknowe v. OED. KEY: iknouen@v iknouen@v#adj **iknouen** v#adj 1 iknowe 1 **iknouen** v 22 iknowe 8 yknowe 10 yknowen 4 **ile** n.(1) "isle, island," s.v. isle sb. OED. KEY: ile@n1 **ile** n1 12 ile 5 yle 7 **ileden** v. "(ppl.) led, brought, guided," s.v. lead v. OED. KEY: ileden@v **ileden** v 5 ilad 2 iladde 1 iled 1 ylad 1 **ileien** v. "(ppl.) put, laid," s.v. lay v.\\1 OED. KEY: ileien@v **ileien** v 4 yleyd 4 **ileven** v.(1) "(ppl.) left," s.v. leave v.\\1 OED. KEY: ileven@v1 **ileven** v1 5 ilaft 1 ilefte 1 ylaft 3 **ilich** adj. "like, similar, equal; (as prep.) like," s.v. ylike a. and sb. OED. KEY: ilich@adj ilich@adj\_prep **ilich** adj 7 ilike 3 yliche 1 ylike 3 **ilich** adj\_prep 1 ylyk 1 **iliche** adv. "alike, equally; together; constantly," s.v. ylike adv. OED. KEY: iliche@adv **iliche** adv 31 ilike 4 ilyke 2 yliche 5 ylik 1 ylike 12 ylyche 6 ylyke 1 **Ilion** n. "Ilium, the citadel of Troy; the city of Troy," place name; not in MED. KEY: ilion@n#propn **ilion** n#propn 5 ilion 1 ilyon 1 ilyoun 1 ylion 1 ylioun 1 **ilke** pron. "(as adj.) same, very same; (as pron.) same one," s.v. ilk a.\\1 (pron.) OED. KEY: ilke@pron ilke@pron\_gram\_adj **ilke** pron 1 ilk 1 **ilke** pron\_gram\_adj 60 ilk 1 ilke 54 ylke 5 **ille** adj. "bad," s.v. ill a. and sb. OED. KEY: ille@adj **ille** adj 3 il 2 ille 1 **ille-hail** interj. "damnation!" not in OED, s.v. ille hail phr. MED. KEY: ille\_hail@interj **ille\_hail** interj 1 ilhayl 1 **illusioun** n. "illusion," s.v. illusion OED. KEY: illusioun@n **illusioun** n 7 illusion 1 illusioun 4 illusiouns 2 **image** n. "image, statue; appearance, resemblance; astronomical talisman," s.v. image sb. OED. KEY: image@n **image** n 36 ymage 21 ymages 14 ymagis 1 **imagerie** n. "(pl.) images, statues," s.v. imagery OED. KEY: imagerie@n **imagerie** n 2 ymageries 2 **imaginable** adj. "imaginable," s.v. imaginable a. OED. KEY: imaginable@adj **imaginable** adj 4 ymaginable 4 **imaginacioun** n. "imagination; image-making capacity of the mind; forethought; scheme, fancy, ingenuity," s.v. imagination OED. KEY: imaginacioun@n **imaginacioun** n 31 imagynacioun 2 ymaginacioun 22 ymaginaciouns 2 ymagynacion 1 ymagynacioun 3 ymagynacyoun 1 **imaginatif** adj. & n. "(as adj.) image-making, forming mental images; suspicious," s.v. imaginative a. (sb.) OED. KEY: imaginatif@adj **imaginatif** adj 2 ymaginatyf 2 **imaginen** v. "imagine, form a mental image; suppose mistakenly; deduce, assume, posit; plan; worry; (ppl. adj.) imagined," s.v. imagine v. OED, imagined ppl. a. OED. KEY: imaginen@v imaginen@v#adj **imaginen** v#adj 2 ymagined 2 **imaginen** v 19 imagenynge 1 imagynynge 1 ymagened 1 ymagenynge 1 ymagined 4 ymaginen 2 ymagineth 1 ymaginyng 1 ymaginynge 1 ymagyned 3 ymagynen 2 ymagynyng 1 **imagininge** ger. "imagination; plotting," s.v. imagining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: imagininge@ger **imagininge** ger 4 ymagenyng 1 ymaginyng 1 ymagynyng 1 ymagynynge 1 **imaken** v. "(ppl.) made," s.v. make v.\\1 OED. KEY: imaken@v **imaken** v 24 imaked 4 ymaad 5 ymad 3 ymaked 10 ymakid 2 **imenen** v. "(ppl.) meant," s.v. mean v.\\1 OED. KEY: imenen@v **imenen** v 1 yment 1 **Imeneus** n. "Hymen, god of marriage," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: imeneus@n#propn **imeneus** n#propn 3 imeneus 2 ymeneus 1 **imengen** v. "(ppl.) mingled," s.v. meng v. OED. KEY: imengen@v **imengen** v 1 ymeynd 1 **imeten** v.(3) "(ppl.) met," s.v. meet v. OED. KEY: imeten@v3 **imeten** v3 3 ymet 2 ymette 1 **immevable** adj. "immovable," s.v. immovable a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: immevable@adj **immevable** adj 1 inmoevable 1 **immoevablete** n. "immovability," s.v. immovability OED. KEY: immoevablete@n **immoevablete** n 1 immoevablete 1 **immortal** adj. "immortal," s.v. immortal a. and sb. OED. KEY: immortal@adj **immortal** adj 6 immortal 3 immortel 1 inmortal 2 **imne** n. "hymn," s.v. hymn sb. OED. KEY: imne@n **imne** n 1 ympne 1 **impacience** n. "impatience," s.v. impatience OED. KEY: impacience@n **impacience** n 6 inpacience 6 **impacient** adj. "impatient," s.v. impatient a. (sb.) OED. KEY: impacient@adj **impacient** adj 5 inpacient 5 **imparfit** adj. "imperfect," s.v. imperfect a. (sb.) OED. KEY: imparfit@adj **imparfit** adj 9 inparfit 6 inparfyt 3 **impe** n. "offshoot, sprig," s.v. imp sb. OED. KEY: impe@n **impe** n 1 ympes 1 **imperfeccioun** n. "imperfection," s.v. imperfection OED. KEY: imperfeccioun@n **imperfeccioun** n 1 imperfeccioun 1 **imperial** adj. "imperial," s.v. imperial a. and sb. OED. KEY: imperial@adj **imperial** adj 3 imperial 2 imperiall 1 **impertinent** adj. "irrelevant," s.v. impertinent a. (sb.) OED. KEY: impertinent@adj **impertinent** adj 1 impertinent 1 **impetren** v. "beg for," s.v. impetre v. OED. KEY: impetren@v **impetren** v 1 impetren 1 **implien** v. "enfold," s.v. imply v. OED. KEY: implien@v **implien** v 1 emplieth 1 **importable** adj. "unbearable; impossible," s.v. importable a.\\1 OED. KEY: importable@adj **importable** adj 2 importable 1 inportable 1 **imposen** v. "(ppl.) imposed, made compulsory," s.v. impose v. OED. KEY: imposen@v **imposen** v 1 imposed 1 **imposicioun** n. "imposition, tax," s.v. imposition OED. KEY: imposicioun@n **imposicioun** n 1 imposicioun 1 **impossible** adj. "impossible," s.v. impossible a. and sb. OED. KEY: impossible@adj **impossible** adj 8 impossible 6 inpossible 2 **impossible** n. "impossibility," s.v. impossible a. and sb. OED. KEY: impossible@n **impossible** n 5 impossible 3 inpossible 2 **impressen** v. "imprint, make an impression," s.v. impress v.\\1 OED. KEY: impressen@v **impressen** v 6 empressid 1 impresse 4 impressen 1 **impressioun** n. "mental image; emotional impression," s.v. impression sb. OED. KEY: impressioun@n **impressioun** n 7 impression 1 impressions 1 impressioun 3 impressiounes 1 impressiouns 1 **imprudent** adj. "imprudent," s.v. imprudent a. (sb.) OED. KEY: imprudent@adj **imprudent** adj 1 imprudent 1 **impudence** n. "impudence, shamelessness," s.v. impudence OED. KEY: impudence@n **impudence** n 1 inpudence 1 **impudent** adj. "impudent, shameless," s.v. impudent a. (sb.) OED. KEY: impudent@adj **impudent** adj 1 inpudent 1 **in** adv. "in," s.v. in adv. and a. OED. KEY: in@adv **in** adv 78 in 76 yn 2 **in** Lat. prep. "in"; two entries s.v. in principio phr. MED. KEY: in@lat\_prep **in** lat\_prep 4 in 4 **in** n. "lodgings, dwelling place, temporary dwelling," s.v. inn sb. OED. KEY: in@n **in** n 7 in 7 **in** prep. "in," s.v. in prep. OED. KEY: in@prep **in** prep 6528 in 6518 yn 10 **inceste** n. "incest," s.v. incest OED. KEY: inceste@n **inceste** n 1 incest 1 **inche** n. "inch," s.v. inch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: inche@n **inche** n 1 ynche 1 **inclinacioun** n. "inclination due to planetary influence," s.v. inclination OED. KEY: inclinacioun@n **inclinacioun** n 1 inclinacioun 1 **incominge** ger. "entry, arrival," s.v. incoming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: incominge@ger **incominge** ger 1 in-comynge 1 **inconstaunce** n. "inconstancy, fickleness," s.v. inconstance OED. KEY: inconstaunce@n **inconstaunce** n 1 inconstance 1 **inconvenient** n. "inconsistency, fallacy," s.v. inconvenient a. and sb. OED. KEY: inconvenient@n **inconvenient** n 1 inconvenient 1 **incubus** n. "incubus, demon that has intercourse with women," s.v. incubus OED. KEY: incubus@n **incubus** n 1 incubus 1 **incurable** adj. "incurable," s.v. incurable a. (sb.) OED. KEY: incurable@adj **incurable** adj 1 incurable 1 **inde** adj.(2) "indigo blue," s.v. inde OED. KEY: inde@adj2 **inde** adj2 1 ynde 1 **Inde** n.(1) "India," place name. KEY: inde@n1#propn **inde** n1#propn 13 inde 5 ynde 8 **indeterminate** adj. "not specified," s.v. indeterminate a. (sb.) OED. KEY: indeterminate@adj **indeterminate** adj 1 indetermynat 1 **indifferentli** adv. "equally," s.v. indifferently adv. OED. KEY: indifferentli@adv **indifferentli** adv 1 indifferently 1 **indigence** n. "indigence," s.v. indigence OED. KEY: indigence@n **indigence** n 2 indigence 2 **indignacioun** n. "wrath, insubordination; scornful speech," s.v. indignation OED. KEY: indignacioun@n **indignacioun** n 2 indignacions 1 indignacioun 1 **indulgence** n. "indulgence, forgiveness; permission," s.v. indulgence sb. OED. KEY: indulgence@n **indulgence** n 2 indulgence 2 **induracioun** n. "(alchem.) hardening (of soft materials)," s.v. induration OED. KEY: induracioun@n **induracioun** n 1 induracioun 1 **Indus** n. "the river Indus, in India," place name; not in MED. KEY: indus@n#propn **indus** n#propn 1 indus 1 **inequale** adj. "unequal," s.v. inequal a. OED. KEY: inequale@adj **inequale** adj 15 inequal 8 inequale 3 inequales 4 **inestimable** adj. "immeasurable," s.v. inestimable a. (sb.) OED. KEY: inestimable@adj **inestimable** adj 1 inestimable 1 **infecten** v. "infect with disease, contaminate; invalidate; darken," s.v. infect v. OED. KEY: infecten@v **infecten** v 7 enfecteth 2 infect 2 infecte 3 **in-fere** adv. "in company," s.v. fere sb.\\2 OED, fere n.(2) MED. KEY: in-fere@adv **in-fere** adv 7 in-feere 4 in-fere 3 **infernal** adj. "infernal," s.v. infernal a. (sb.) OED. KEY: infernal@adj **infernal** adj 4 infernal 3 infernals 1 **infinite** adj. "infinite; (as adv.) infinitely," s.v. infinite a. (adv.) and sb. OED. KEY: infinite@adj infinite@adj#adv **infinite** adj#adv 1 infinite 1 **infinite** adj 11 infinit 4 infinite 3 infynit 2 infynyt 2 **infinite** n. "infinity," s.v. infinite a. (adv.) and sb. OED. KEY: infinite@n **infinite** n 2 infinit 1 infinite 1 **infirme** adj. "infirm, feeble," s.v. infirm a. OED. KEY: infirme@adj **infirme** adj 1 infirme 1 **infirmite** n. "infirmity, weakness," s.v. infirmity OED. KEY: infirmite@n **infirmite** n 2 infermetee 1 infirmite 1 **influence** n. "(astro.) astrological power," s.v. influence sb. OED. KEY: influence@n **influence** n 3 influence 2 influences 1 **informacioun** n. "counsel, advice," s.v. information OED. KEY: informacioun@n **informacioun** n 2 enformacioun 1 informaciouns 1 **infortunat** adj. "causing misfortune," s.v. infortunate a. OED. KEY: infortunat@adj **infortunat** adj 3 infortunat 3 **infortune** n. "misfortune; (astro.) evil power of a planet," s.v. infortune sb. OED. KEY: infortune@n infortune@n#propn **infortune** n 7 infortune 7 **infortunen** v. "(ppl. adj.) afflicted with misfortune," s.v. infortune v. OED. KEY: infortunen@v#adj **infortunen** v#adj 1 infortuned 1 **infortuninge** ger. "(astro.) causing misfortune," s.v. infortune v. OED. KEY: infortuninge@ger **infortuninge** ger 1 infortunyng 1 **ingot** n. "ingot, mould for casting metal," s.v. ingot OED. KEY: ingot@n **ingot** n 7 ingot 5 yngot 1 yngottes 1 **inhelden** v. "pour in," s.v. inhelde, -hielde v. OED. KEY: inhelden@v **inhelden** v 1 inhielde 1 **inimen** v. "(ppl.) took, embraced," s.v. nim v. OED. KEY: inimen@v **inimen** v 3 inome 1 ynome 2 **iniquite** n. "iniquity," s.v. iniquity OED. KEY: iniquite@n **iniquite** n 6 iniquitee 5 iniquitees 1 **injure** n. "injustice," s.v. injure OED. KEY: injure@n **injure** n 1 injure 1 **injurie** n. "injury," s.v. injury sb. OED. KEY: injurie@n **injurie** n 4 injurie 1 injuries 3 **inke** n. "ink," s.v. ink sb.\\1 OED. KEY: inke@n **inke** n 6 inke 2 ynke 4 **inli** adv. "completely, extremely; inwardly," s.v. inly adv. OED. KEY: inli@adv **inli** adv 5 inly 3 ynly 2 **inne** adv. "in, inside," s.v. inne adv. and prep. OED. KEY: inne@adv **inne** adv 9 inne 8 ynne 1 **inne** prep. "(in predicate or following the object) in, inside," s.v. inne adv. and prep. OED. KEY: inne@prep **inne** prep 19 inne 19 **innen** v.(2) "provide with lodging," s.v. inn v. OED. KEY: innen@v2 **innen** v2 1 inned 1 **innerest** adj. sup. "innermost," s.v. innerest a. OED. KEY: innerest@adj **innerest** adj 2 innerest 1 innereste 1 **innocence** n. "innocence," s.v. innocence OED. KEY: innocence@n **innocence** n 22 innocence 22 **innocent** adj. "innocent," s.v. innocent a. and sb. OED. KEY: innocent@adj **innocent** adj 4 innocent 4 **Innocent** n.(2) "Pope Innocent III," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: innocent@n2#propn **innocent** n2#propn 2 innocent 2 **innocent** n. "innocent," s.v. innocent a. and sb. OED. KEY: innocent@n **innocent** n 17 innocent 11 innocentz 6 **inobedience** n. "disobedience," s.v. inobedience OED. KEY: inobedience@n **inobedience** n 1 inobedience 1 **inobedient** adj. & n. "(as adj.) disobedient," s.v. inobedient a. and sb. OED. KEY: inobedient@adj **inobedient** adj 1 inobedient 1 **inordinate** adj. "excessive," s.v. inordinate a. OED. KEY: inordinate@adj **inordinate** adj 1 inordinat 1 **inough** adj. "enough, sufficient; plenty, abundant; great," s.v. enough a., sb., and adv. OED, enow a. and adv.\\1 OED. KEY: inough@adj **inough** adj 18 inow 1 inowe 1 inowh 1 ynogh 7 ynough 5 ynowe 3 **inough** adv. "enough, sufficient; very much, extremely; fully, completely," s.v. enough a., adv., and sb. OED, enow a. and adv.\\1 OED. KEY: inough@adv **inough** adv 68 inoghe 2 inough 1 inow 3 inowhe 1 ynogh 19 ynoghe 1 ynough 34 ynow 5 ynowe 1 ynowghe 1 **inough** n. "enough, sufficiency; plenty, abundance," s.v. enough a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: inough@n **inough** n 48 inoghe 1 inough 3 inowghe 1 ynogh 16 ynough 20 ynow 2 ynowe 5 **inquisitif** adj. "inquisitive," s.v. inquisitive a. (sb.) OED. KEY: inquisitif@adj **inquisitif** adj 1 inquisityf 1 **insetten** v. "(ppl.) implanted," s.v. inset v. OED. KEY: insetten@v **insetten** v 1 inset 1 **insight** n. "insight, understanding," s.v. insight sb.\\1 OED. KEY: insight@n **insight** n 3 insight 1 insyghte 2 **insolence** n. "insolence, arrogance," s.v. insolence sb. OED. KEY: insolence@n **insolence** n 1 insolence 1 **insolent** adj. "insolent, arrogant," s.v. insolent a. (sb.) OED. KEY: insolent@adj **insolent** adj 1 insolent 1 **insonder** adv. "asunder, apart"; not in OED. KEY: insonder@adv **insonder** adv 1 ysonder 1 **instaunce** n. "insistence; present time," s.v. instance sb. OED. KEY: instaunce@n **instaunce** n 3 instaunce 3 **instede** adv. "instead," s.v. instead phrasal comb. OED, in stede of prep. MED. KEY: instede@adv **instede** adv 1 instede 1 **instrument** n. "instrument, tool; musical instrument; bodily organ; means, agent," s.v. instrument sb. OED. KEY: instrument@n **instrument** n 31 instrument 18 instrumentes 4 instruments 2 instrumentz 7 **insufficient** adj. "insufficient, inadequate," s.v. insufficient a. OED. KEY: insufficient@adj **insufficient** adj 2 insufficient 2 **intellect** n. "intellect," s.v. intellect sb. OED. KEY: intellect@n **intellect** n 2 intellect 2 **intelligence** n. "intelligence; angel governing a heavenly sphere," s.v. intelligence sb. OED. KEY: intelligence@n **intelligence** n 9 intelligence 9 **intercepten** v. "(ppl.) included (between two points)," s.v. intercept ppl. a. OED. KEY: intercepten@v **intercepten** v 1 intercept 1 **interesse** n. "interest, concern," s.v. interess sb. OED. KEY: interesse@n **interesse** n 1 intresse 1 **interminable** adj. "interminable, everlasting," s.v. interminable a. OED. KEY: interminable@adj **interminable** adj 4 interminable 3 intermynable 1 **interrogacion** n. "scientific calculation," s.v. interrogation OED. KEY: interrogacion@n **interrogacion** n 1 interrogaciouns 1 **intervalle** n. "interval, pause," s.v. interval sb. OED. KEY: intervalle@n **intervalle** n 1 intervalle 1 **in-til** prep. "into," s.v. intill, intil prep. OED. KEY: in-til@prep **in-til** prep 1 in-tyl 1 **in-to** prep. "into, onto, to, unto, towards, until," s.v. into prep. OED. KEY: in-to@prep **in-to** prep 322 into 322 **introduccioun** n. "introduction," s.v. introduction OED. KEY: introduccioun@n **introduccioun** n 1 introduccioun 1 **introductorie** n. "introductory treatise, textbook," s.v. introductory a. and sb. OED. KEY: introductorie@n **introductorie** n 1 introductorie 1 **invisible** adj. "invisible," s.v. invisible a. (sb.) OED. KEY: invisible@adj **invisible** adj 3 invisible 2 invysible 1 **invocacioun** n. "invocation," s.v. invocation OED. KEY: invocacioun@n **invocacioun** n 1 invocacion 1 **in-ward** adj. "inward, internal," s.v. inward a. and sb. OED. KEY: in-ward@adj **in-ward** adj 2 inward 1 ynwarde 1 **in-ward** adv. "inward, inside; inwardly, privately," s.v. inward adv. (prep.) OED. KEY: in-ward@adv **in-ward** adv 6 inward 6 **in-wardli** adv. "intently," s.v. inwardly adv. OED. KEY: in-wardli@adv **in-wardli** adv 1 inwardly 1 **inwith** prep. "within, inside," s.v. inwith prep. and adv (a., sb.) OED. KEY: inwith@prep **inwith** prep 16 in-with 5 inwith 11 **Iole** n. "Iole, beloved of Hercules," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: iole@n#propn **iole** n#propn 1 yole 1 **ipassen** v. "(ppl.) passed, past," s.v. pass v. OED. KEY: ipassen@v **ipassen** v 4 ipassed 2 ypassed 2 **Ipermystra** n. "Hypermnestra, daughter of Danaus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ipermystra@n#propn **ipermystra** n#propn 8 ipermystre 1 ypermystra 3 ypermystre 4 **Ipocras** n.(2) "Hippocras, the Greek medical authority," proper n.; s.v. ipocras n. MED. KEY: ipocras@n2#propn **ipocras** n2#propn 2 ypocras 2 **ipocras** n. "red wine flavored with spices," s.v. hippocras OED. KEY: ipocras@n **ipocras** n 2 ypocras 2 **ipocrisie** n. "hypocrisy," s.v. hypocrisy OED. KEY: ipocrisie@n **ipocrisie** n 3 ypocrisie 1 ypocrisye 2 **ipocrite** n. "hypocrite," s.v. hypocrite OED. KEY: ipocrite@n **ipocrite** n 5 ipocrite 1 ypocrite 2 ypocrites 1 ypocryte 1 **Ipolita** n. "Hippolyte, queen of the Amazons," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ipolita@n#propn **ipolita** n#propn 6 ipolita 1 ypolita 5 **Ipomedoun** n. "Hippomedon, one of the seven against Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ipomedoun@n#propn **ipomedoun** n#propn 2 ipomedon 1 ypomedoun 1 **Ipotis** n. "Ipotis, child hero of a pious M.E. poem," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ipotis@n#propn **ipotis** n#propn 1 ypotys 1 **ipreien** v. "(ppl.) invited," s.v. pray v. OED. KEY: ipreien@v **ipreien** v 1 yprayed 1 **irascimini** Lat. v. "be angry." KEY: irascimini@lat\_v **irascimini** lat\_v 1 irascimini 1 **ire** n. "anger, wrath; irritability; (also as proper n., personified)" s.v. ire sb. OED. KEY: ire@n ire@n#propn **ire** n#propn 2 ire 2 **ire** n 96 ire 92 ires 1 yre 3 **ireden** v. "(ppl.) read, told," s.v. read v. OED. KEY: ireden@v **ireden** v 1 yred 1 **iren** adj. "iron, made of iron," s.v. iron a. OED. KEY: iren@adj **iren** adj 2 iren 1 yren 1 **iren** n. "iron, the metal," s.v. iron sb.\\1 OED. KEY: iren@n **iren** n 20 iren 13 yren 7 **irennen** v. "(ppl.) run; travelled; flowed; completed," s.v. run v. OED. KEY: irennen@v **irennen** v 10 ironne 1 yronne 8 yronnen 1 **irous** adj. "angry, wrathful, irascible," s.v. irous a. OED. KEY: irous@adj **irous** adj 10 irous 10 **irreguler** adj. "in violation of church law," s.v. irregular a. and sb. OED. KEY: irreguler@adj **irreguler** adj 1 irreguleer 1 **irreverence** n. "irreverence," s.v. irreverence OED. KEY: irreverence@n **irreverence** n 2 irreverence 2 **Isaac** n. "Isaac (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: isaac@n#propn **isaac** n#propn 2 ysaac 1 ysaak 1 **is** n. "ice," s.v. ice sb. OED. KEY: is@n **is** n 1 yse 1 **Isaude** n. "Iseult, lover of Tristan," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: isaude@n#propn **isaude** n#propn 3 isaude 1 isawde 1 ysoude 1 **Isaye** n. "Isaiah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: isaye@n#propn **isaye** n#propn 5 isaye 1 ysaye 4 **isechen** v. "(ppl.) sought," s.v. seek v. OED. KEY: isechen@v **isechen** v 3 isought 1 y-soght 1 ysought 1 **iseien** v. "(ppl.) said," s.v. say v.(1) OED. KEY: iseien@v **iseien** v 3 ysayd 3 **isen** v.(1) "see," s.v. i-see v. OED. KEY: isen@v1 **isen** v1 33 ise 1 isene 2 iseye 1 iseyn 2 yse 7 ysee 6 yseene 4 ysene 4 yseye 1 yseyn 5 **isenden** v. "(ppl.) sent," s.v. send v.\\1 OED. KEY: isenden@v **isenden** v 7 isent 1 ysent 6 **isetten** v. "(ppl.) set," s.v. set v. OED, set ppl. a. OED. KEY: isetten@v isetten@v#adj **isetten** v#adj 1 yset 1 **isetten** v 13 iset 7 yset 6 **ishapen** v. "(ppl.) formed, fashioned; devised; destined," s.v. shape v. OED. KEY: ishapen@v **ishapen** v 6 yshape 2 yshapen 4 **isheden** v. "(ppl.) shed; scattered, dispersed," s.v. shed v.\\1 OED. KEY: isheden@v **isheden** v 4 ischad 3 ischadde 1 **ishen** v. "come out," s.v. ish, iss v.\\1 OED. KEY: ishen@v **ishen** v 3 issen 1 issist 2 **ishenden** v. "(ppl.) put to shame, rebuked," s.v. shend v.\\1 OED. KEY: ishenden@v **ishenden** v 1 yshent 1 **isheuen** v. "(ppl.) shown," s.v. show v. OED. KEY: isheuen@v **isheuen** v 4 ischewid 1 yschewid 1 yshewed 2 **ishriven** v. "(ppl.) confess," s.v. shrive v. OED. KEY: ishriven@v **ishriven** v 3 yshryve 1 yshryven 2 **Isidis** n. "Isis, an Egyptian goddess," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: isidis@n#propn **isidis** n#propn 1 ysidis 1 **Isidre** n. "Isidore of Seville, theological writer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: isidre@n#propn **isidre** n#propn 2 ysidre 2 **Isiphile** n. "Hypsipyle, daughter of King Toas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: isiphile@n#propn **isiphile** n#propn 6 isiphile 3 isiphilee 1 ysiphele 1 ysiphile 1 **Isope** n.(3) "Aesop, the fabulist," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: isope@n3#propn **isope** n3#propn 1 isope 1 **isouen** v. "(ppl.) sown (seeds), spread (fame)," s.v. sow v.\\1 OED. KEY: isouen@v **isouen** v 2 ysowe 1 ysowen 1 **ispeden** v. "(ppl.) fared; accomplished," s.v. speed v. OED. KEY: ispeden@v **ispeden** v 3 isped 1 ispedd 1 ysped 1 **ispeken** v. "(ppl.) spoken," s.v. speak v. OED. KEY: ispeken@v **ispeken** v 2 yspoke 1 yspoken 1 **Israel** n. "Israel," place name. KEY: israel@n#propn **israel** n#propn 3 israel 3 **issue** n. "issue, progeny; result, outcome; expression of emotion," s.v. issue sb. OED. KEY: issue@n **issue** n 5 issue 2 issues 3 **istinten** v. "(ppl.) stopped, brought to an end," s.v. stint v. OED. KEY: istinten@v **istinten** v 1 ystynt 1 **istonden** v. "(ppl.) (of things) stood, been," s.v. stand v. OED, istonden v. MED. KEY: istonden@v **istonden** v 1 ystonde 1 **iswounen** v. "(ppl.) swooned," s.v. swoon v. OED. KEY: iswounen@v **iswounen** v 1 yswouned 1 **Itaille** n. "Italy," place name. KEY: itaille@n#propn **itaille** n#propn 19 itayle 6 itaylle 1 ytaille 9 ytayle 3 **itaken** v. "(ppl.) taken," s.v. take v. OED. KEY: itaken@v **itaken** v 18 itake 2 itaken 1 ytake 11 ytaken 4 **Itakus** n. "the Ithacan (Ulysses)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: itakus@n#propn **itakus** n#propn 1 ytakus 1 **itechen** v. "(ppl.) taught, educated," s.v. teach v. OED. KEY: itechen@v **itechen** v 8 ytaught 8 **itellen** v. "(ppl.) told," s.v. tell v. OED. KEY: itellen@v **itellen** v 6 itold 1 ytold 2 ytoold 3 **ithen** v. "prosper," s.v. i-thee v. OED, ithen v. MED. KEY: ithen@v **ithen** v 2 ythe 2 **iturnen** v. "(ppl.) turned," s.v. turn v. OED, iturnen v. MED. KEY: iturnen@v **iturnen** v 5 ytorned 2 yturned 3 **Iulo** n. "Iulus (Ascanius), son of Aeneas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: iulo@n#propn **iulo** n#propn 1 iulo 1 **iuris** Lat. n. "of the law." KEY: iuris@lat\_n **iuris** lat\_n 1 iuris 1 **Ive** n. "Saint Ives (probably Saint Yvo of Chartres)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ive@n#propn **ive** n#propn 2 yve 2 **ivel** adj. "evil," s.v. evil a. and sb. OED. KEY: ivel@adj **ivel** adj 20 evel 1 evil 1 evyl 1 yvel 15 yvele 2 **ivel** n. "evil," s.v. evil a. and sb. OED. KEY: ivel@n **ivel** n 53 evel 5 eveles 1 evelis 1 ivel 1 yvel 31 yvele 4 yveles 7 yvelis 3 **ivele** adv. "evilly, wickedly; poorly," s.v. evil adv. OED. KEY: ivele@adv **ivele** adv 31 evel 4 evele 1 yvel 8 yvele 18 **ivi** n. "ivy (also as adj.)," s.v. ivy sb. OED, ivi-lef n. MED, herbe-ivi n. MED. KEY: ivi@n ivi@n#adj **ivi** n#adj 2 ivy 1 yvy 1 **ivi** n 1 yve 1 **ivorie** n. & adj. "(as n.) ivory," s.v. ivory OED. KEY: ivorie@n **ivorie** n 4 yvory 3 yvoyre 1 **iwar** adj. "aware," s.v. aware pred. a. OED. KEY: iwar@adj **iwar** adj 1 ywar 1 **iwaxen** v.(1) "(ppl.) grown," s.v. wax v.\\1 OED. KEY: iwaxen@v1 **iwaxen** v1 4 ywaxe 1 ywoxen 3 **iwenden** v. "(ppl.) gone," s.v. wend v. OED. KEY: iwenden@v **iwenden** v 1 ywent 1 **iwerken** v. "(ppl.) wrought, worked, made," s.v. ywrought pa. pple. OED. KEY: iwerken@v **iwerken** v 16 iwrought 3 iwroughte 1 ywroght 6 ywrought 6 **iwinden** v. "(ppl.) wound, wrapped," s.v. wind v.\\1 OED. KEY: iwinden@v **iwinden** v 1 ywounde 1 **iwinnen** v. "(ppl.) won, captured; succeeded; got to (land)," s.v. win v.\\1 OED. KEY: iwinnen@v **iwinnen** v 8 ywonne 8 **iwis** adv. & adj. & n. "(as adv.) indeed, certainly," s.v. iwis, ywis adj., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: iwis@adv **iwis** adv 155 iwis 25 iwys 28 ywis 55 ywys 47 **iwiten** v.(1) "(ppl.) known," s.v. iwite, ywite v.\\1 OED. KEY: iwiten@v1 **iwiten** v1 6 iwist 2 iwyst 3 iwyste 1 **iworthen** v. "(ppl.) become," s.v. worth v.\\1 OED. KEY: iworthen@v **iworthen** v 1 yworthe 1 **Ixion** n. "Ixion, punished by Jupiter," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ixion@n#propn **ixion** n#propn 2 ixion 1 yxion 1 **-- J --** **Jacob** n. "Jacob (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jacob@n#propn **jacob** n#propn 4 jacob 4 **Jaconitos** n. "Jaconites, a city in Colchos," place name; not in MED. KEY: jaconitos@n#propn **jaconitos** n#propn 1 jaconitos 1 **jade** n. "jade, nag," s.v. jade sb.\\2 OED. KEY: jade@n **jade** n 1 jade 1 **jagounce** n. "jacinth, a precious stone," s.v. jacounce, jagounce OED. KEY: jagounce@n **jagounce** n 1 jagounces 1 **jai** n. "jay," s.v. jay OED. KEY: jai@n **jai** n 6 jay 5 jayes 1 **Jakke** n.(1) "Jack, a generic name in the FrT," proper n. KEY: jakke@n1#propn **jakke** n1#propn 1 jakke 1 **Jakke** n.(3) "Jack Straw, a leader of the revolt of 1381," proper n.; s.v. Jakke n.(1) MED. KEY: jakke@n3#propn **jakke** n3#propn 1 jakke 1 **Jakke** n.(4) "Jack (meaning uncertain) (also as adj.)," proper n.; s.v. Jakke n.(1) MED. KEY: jakke@n4#propn jakke@n4#propn\_adj **jakke** n4#propn\_adj 1 jakke 1 **jakke** n4#propn 1 jakke 1 **Jame** n. "Saint James (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: jame@n#propn **jame** n#propn 11 jame 11 **jangle** n. "idle talk, chatter," s.v. jangle sb. OED. KEY: jangle@n **jangle** n 4 jangles 4 **janglen** v. "talk idly, chatter; (ppl. adj.) chattering," s.v. jangle v. OED, jangling ppl. a. OED. KEY: janglen@v janglen@v#adj **janglen** v#adj 2 janglynge 2 **janglen** v 6 jangle 4 janglest 1 jangleth 1 **janglere** n. "idle talker, chatterer," s.v. jangler OED. KEY: janglere@n **janglere** n 4 jangler 1 janglere 3 **jangleresse** n. "talkative woman, nag," s.v. jangleress OED. KEY: jangleresse@n **jangleresse** n 3 jangleresse 1 jangleresses 2 **janglerie** n. "idle talk, chatter," s.v. janglery OED. KEY: janglerie@n **janglerie** n 2 janglerie 2 **janglinge** ger. "idle talking, arguing," s.v. jangling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: janglinge@ger **janglinge** ger 4 janglyng 2 janglynge 2 **Janicula** n. "Janicula, father of Griselda in ClT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: janicula@n#propn **janicula** n#propn 4 janicle 2 janicula 2 **Jankin** n.(1) "Jankin (Jack), derisive name for a priest," proper n.; s.v. Jankin n. MED. KEY: jankin@n1#propn **jankin** n1#propn 1 jankin 1 **Jankin** n.(2) "Jankin (Jack), an apprentice in WBT," proper n.; cf. Jankin n. MED. KEY: jankin@n2#propn **jankin** n2#propn 2 janekyn 2 **Jankin** n.(3) "Jankin (Jack), fifth husband of the Wife of Bath," proper n.; cf. Jankin n. MED. KEY: jankin@n3#propn **jankin** n3#propn 4 jankyn 4 **Jankin** n.(4) "Jankin (Jack), the squire in SumT," proper n.; cf. Jankin n. MED. KEY: jankin@n4#propn **jankin** n4#propn 2 jankyn 2 **j** n. "the letter j," s.v. j OED. KEY: j@n **j** n 1 j 1 **Januarie** n.(2) "January, the aged husband in the MerT," proper n.; s.v. Januarie n. MED. KEY: januarie@n#propn **januarie** n#propn 39 januarie 39 **Januarie** n. "January (the month)," s.v. January OED. KEY: januarie@n **januarie** n 2 januarie 1 januarius 1 **Janus** n. "Janus, god of entrances," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: janus@n#propn **janus** n#propn 2 janus 2 **jape** n. "trick, deceit; joke," s.v. jape sb. OED. KEY: jape@n **jape** n 30 jape 18 japes 12 **japen** v. "trick, deceive; joke; mock," s.v. jape v. OED. KEY: japen@v **japen** v 17 ijaped 1 jape 11 japed 2 japedest 2 japen 1 **japere** n. "trickster; jester," s.v. japer OED. KEY: japere@n **japere** n 5 japer 1 japere 1 japeres 2 japeris 1 **japerie** n. "jesting," s.v. japery OED. KEY: japerie@n **japerie** n 2 japerie 1 japerye 1 **jape-worthi** adj. "ridiculous"; not in OED. KEY: jape-worthi@adj **jape-worthi** adj 1 japeworthi 1 **jargoun** n. "chatter," s.v. jargon sb.\\1 OED. KEY: jargoun@n **jargoun** n 1 jargon 1 **jargouning** n. "twittering (of birds)," s.v. jargon v. OED. KEY: jargouning@n **jargouning** n 1 jargonyng 1 **Jason** n. "Jason, son of Aeson," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jason@n#propn **jason** n#propn 43 jason 37 jasoun 6 **jaspre** n. "jasper, a precious stone," s.v. jasper sb. OED. KEY: jaspre@n **jaspre** n 4 jasper 1 jaspre 3 **jaumbeus** n. pl. "leg armor," s.v. jambeau OED. KEY: jaumbeus@n **jaumbeus** n 1 jambeux 1 **jaunis** n. "jaundice," s.v. jaundice sb. OED. KEY: jaunis@n **jaunis** n 1 jaunyce 1 **jay** Fr. v. (with pron.) "I have." KEY: jay@fr\_v **jay** fr\_v 2 jay 2 **je** Fr. pron. "I"; s.v. je-vous-di interj. MED. KEY: je@fr\_pron **je** fr\_pron 2 je 2 **jelous** adj. "jealous; fervent, eager; (as n.) jealous person," s.v. jealous a. OED. KEY: jelous@adj jelous@adj#n **jelous** adj 21 jalous 11 jalouse 2 jelos 1 jelous 7 **jelous** adj#n 2 jalous 1 jelous 1 **jelousie** n. "jealousy (also as proper n., personified); zeal; solicitude," s.v. jelousy OED. KEY: jelousie@n jelousie@n#propn **jelousie** n 31 jalousie 19 jalousye 5 jelosie 1 jelosye 3 jelousies 1 jelousye 2 **jelousie** n#propn 5 jalousye 1 jelosie 2 jelosye 2 **Jepte** n. "Jeptha (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jepte@n#propn **jepte** n#propn 1 jepte 1 **Jeremye** n. "Jeremiah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jeremye@n#propn **jeremye** n#propn 4 jeremie 1 jeremye 3 **Jerome** n. "Saint Jerome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jerome@n#propn **jerome** n#propn 11 jerome 11 **Jerusalem** n. "Jerusalem," place name; not in MED. KEY: jerusalem@n#propn **jerusalem** n#propn 9 jerusalem 9 **Jesu** n.(1) "Jesus Christ," proper n.; s.v. Jesu n. MED. KEY: jesu@n1#propn **jesu** n1#propn 128 jesu 1 jesus 2 jhesu 111 jhesus 14 **Jesu** n.(2) "Jesus (filius) of Sirach, author of Ecclesiastes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jesu@n2#propn **jesu** n2#propn 5 jhesus 5 **Jeu** n. "Jew," s.v. Jew sb. OED. KEY: jeu@n **jeu** n 22 jew 4 jewes 15 jues 3 **jeuel** n. "jewel," s.v. jewel sb. OED. KEY: jeuel@n **jeuel** n 4 jewel 1 jeweles 1 jueles 2 **Jeuerie** n. "the Jewish people; ghetto," s.v. Jewry OED. KEY: jeuerie@n **jeuerie** n 4 jewerye 2 juerie 2 **Joab** n. "Joab, a general of David's army (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: joab@n#propn **joab** n#propn 2 joab 2 **jo** v. "move, go"; not in OED. KEY: jo@v **jo** v 1 jo 1 **Job** n. "Job (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: job@n#propn **job** n#propn 11 job 10 jobes 1 **Joce** n. "Saint Judocus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: joce@n#propn **joce** n#propn 1 joce 1 **jocounde** adj. "gracious, pleasant," s.v. jocund a. OED. KEY: jocounde@adj **jocounde** adj 2 jocounde 1 jocunde 1 **jogelerie** n. "jugglery, conjurer's trick, sleight of hand," s.v. jugglery OED. KEY: jogelerie@n **jogelerie** n 1 jogelrye 1 **jogelour** n. "juggler, conjurer, sleight of hand artist," s.v. juggler OED. KEY: jogelour@n **jogelour** n 4 jogelour 1 jogelours 2 jugelours 1 **John** n.(1) "Saint John the Evangelist," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: john@n1#propn **john** n1#propn 21 johan 1 john 20 **John** n.(2) "John, husband of Alison in MilT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: john@n2#propn **john** n2#propn 6 john 6 **John** n.(3) "John, one of the clerks in RvT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: john@n3#propn **john** n3#propn 29 john 29 **John** n.(4) "John the Baptist," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: john@n4#propn **john** n4#propn 1 john 1 **John** n.(5) "John, the monk in ShipT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: john@n5#propn **john** n5#propn 23 john 23 **John** n.(6) "John, derisive name for a priest," proper n.; s.v. Jon n. MED. KEY: john@n6#propn **john** n6#propn 2 john 2 **John** n.(7) "John, the Nun's Priest," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: john@n7#propn **john** n7#propn 1 john 1 **John** n.(8) "Saint John Chrysostom," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: john@n8#propn **john** n8#propn 1 john 1 **joie** n. "joy, happiness," s.v. joy sb. OED. KEY: joie@n **joie** n 220 joie 68 joies 11 joy 8 joye 132 joyes 1 **joien** v. "rejoice, take pleasure in," s.v. joy v. OED. KEY: joien@v **joien** v 1 joye 1 **joiful** adj. "joyful," s.v. joyful a. OED. KEY: joiful@adj **joiful** adj 8 joieful 1 joyeful 5 joyful 2 **joinant** adj. "adjoining," s.v. joinant a. OED. KEY: joinant@adj **joinant** adj 1 joynant 1 **joinen** v.(1) "join, unite; bring together," s.v. join v.\\1 OED. KEY: joinen@v1 **joinen** v.(2) "(ppl.) enjoined," s.v. join v.\\2 OED. KEY: joinen@v2 **joinen** v2 1 joyned 1 **joinen** v1 27 ijoygned 1 ijoyned 2 joignen 1 joygnen 2 joyned 12 joyneden 1 joynen 4 joyneth 3 joynynge 1 **joininge** ger.(1) "joint," s.v. joining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: joininge@ger1 **joininge** ger1 1 joynynges 1 **jointlie** adv. "together," s.v. jointly adv. OED. KEY: jointlie@adv **jointlie** adv 1 joyntly 1 **jointure** n. "joining together, union," s.v. jointure sb. OED. KEY: jointure@n **jointure** n 1 joynture 1 **joious** adj. "joyous," s.v. joyous a. OED. KEY: joious@adj **joious** adj 1 joyous 1 **joli** adj. "jolly, merry; spirited, playful; lusty, amorous; pretty, attractive," s.v. jolly a. and adv. OED. KEY: joli@adj **joli** adj 43 jolif 4 joly 33 jolyer 1 jolyf 5 **jolili** adv. "jollily, gaily, gracefully," s.v. jollily adv. OED. KEY: jolili@adv **jolili** adv 2 jolily 2 **jolinesse** n. "jolliness, revelry," s.v. jolliness OED. KEY: jolinesse@n **jolinesse** n 2 jolynesse 2 **jolite** n. "jollity, merriment, sport; passion, sexual desire; vigor, beauty; (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. jollity OED. KEY: jolite@n jolite@n#propn **jolite** n 18 joliftee 1 jolite 4 jolitee 9 jolyte 3 jolytee 1 **jolite** n#propn 1 jolyte 1 **Jonas** n. "Jonah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jonas@n#propn **jonas** n#propn 1 jonas 1 **Jonathas** n. "Jonathan, friend of David (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jonathas@n#propn **jonathas** n#propn 1 jonathas 1 **jordan** n. "glass flask," s.v. jordan OED. KEY: jordan@n **jordan** n 1 jurdones 1 **Joseph** n.(1) "Joseph, son of Jacob (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: joseph@n1#propn **joseph** n1#propn 4 joseph 4 **Joseph** n.(2) "Joseph, husband of Mary (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: joseph@n2#propn **joseph** n2#propn 1 joseph 1 **Josephus** n. "Flavius Josephus Ebraecus, historian of the Jews," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: josephus@n#propn **josephus** n#propn 1 josephus 1 **jossa** n. "(as interj.) down here!" s.v. jossa OED. KEY: jossa@n#interj **jossa** n#interj 1 jossa 1 **joue** n. "jaw," s.v. jaw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: joue@n **joue** n 2 jowes 2 **jouken** v. "roost in bed, sleep," s.v. jouk v.\\1 OED. KEY: jouken@v **jouken** v 1 jouken 1 **journei** n. "journey; day's journey, day's work," s.v. journey sb. OED. KEY: journei@n **journei** n 3 journe 1 journee 1 journey 1 **Jove** n. "Jove (Jupiter), chief of the Roman gods," proper n. KEY: jove@n#propn **jove** n#propn 33 jove 15 joves 17 jovis 1 **Jovinian** n. "Jovinianus, adversary of Jerome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: jovinian@n#propn **jovinian** n#propn 3 jovinian 1 jovinyan 1 jovynyan 1 **Jubaltare** n. "Gibraltar," place name; not in MED. KEY: jubaltare@n#propn **jubaltare** n#propn 1 jubaltare 1 **jubbe** n. "large container for ale or wine," s.v. jubbe OED. KEY: jubbe@n **jubbe** n 2 jubbe 2 **jubile** n. "fiftieth anniversary celebration," s.v. jubilee sb. OED. KEY: jubile@n **jubile** n 1 jubilee 1 **Judas** n.(1) "Judas Iscariot (in the Bible); traitor," proper n.; some entries s.v. Judas n. MED. KEY: judas@n1#propn **judas** n1#propn 7 judas 7 **Judas** n.(2) "Judas Maccabeus (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: judas@n2#propn **judas** n2#propn 1 judas 1 **Judeorum** Lat. n. " of the Jews." KEY: judeorum@lat\_n **judeorum** lat\_n 1 judeorum 1 **judicial** adj. & n. "(as adj.) concerning astrological rules," s.v. judicial a. and sb. OED. KEY: judicial@adj **judicial** adj 1 judicial 1 **Judicum** Lat. n. "the Book of Judges (in the Bible)." KEY: judicum@lat\_n#propn **judicum** lat\_n#propn 1 judicum 1 **Judith** n. "Judith, slayer of Holofernes (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: judith@n#propn **judith** n#propn 4 judith 4 **juge** n.(1) "judge," s.v. judge sb. OED, juge n.(1) MED Suppl. KEY: juge@n1 **juge** n1 62 juge 50 juges 12 **juge** n.(2) "yoke, restraint"; not in OED; s.v. juge n.(2) MED Suppl. KEY: juge@n2 **juge** n2 2 juge 2 **jugement** n. "judgement, opinion; decision, decree; justice," s.v. judgement, judgment OED. KEY: jugement@n **jugement** n 49 jugement 20 jugementz 2 juggement 24 juggementz 3 **jugen** v. "judge, think; render judgement," s.v. judge v. OED. KEY: jugen@v **jugen** v 20 juge 4 juged 1 jugen 1 jugged 3 juggen 7 juggestow 1 juggeth 2 juggid 1 **Juil** n. "July, the month," s.v. July OED. KEY: juil@n **juil** n 4 julie 1 julius 2 juyll 1 **Juin** n. "June, the month," s.v. June OED. KEY: juin@n **juin** n 3 junius 2 juyn 1 **Julian** n. "Saint Julian, patron of hospitality," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: julian@n#propn **julian** n#propn 2 julian 1 julyan 1 **Julius** n. "Gaius Julius Caesar, the Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: julius@n#propn **julius** n#propn 12 julius 12 **jumperen** v. "jumble together," s.v. jumper v.\\1 OED. KEY: jumperen@v **jumperen** v 1 jompre 1 **Juno** n. "Juno, wife of Jupiter, goddess of women," proper n. KEY: juno@n#propn **juno** n#propn 19 juno 19 **juparten** v. "jeopardize," s.v. jeopard v. OED. KEY: juparten@v **juparten** v 1 juparten 1 **jupartie** n. "jeopardy, risk, danger; risky enterprise; chess problem," s.v. jeopardy sb. OED. KEY: jupartie@n **jupartie** n 12 jeupardyes 1 jupartie 6 jupartye 1 jupertie 3 jupertye 1 **Jupiter** n. "Jupiter (Jove), chief of the Roman gods; the planet Jupiter," proper n. KEY: jupiter@n#propn **jupiter** n#propn 29 jupiter 15 jupiteres 1 juppiter 13 **jupon** n. "tunic," s.v. gipon OED. KEY: jupon@n **jupon** n 2 gypon 1 gypoun 1 **jurisdiccioun** n. "jurisdiction," s.v. jurisdiction OED. KEY: jurisdiccioun@n **jurisdiccioun** n 4 jurisdiccion 1 jurisdiccioun 3 **juste** adj. "just, fair; exact," s.v. just a. OED. KEY: juste@adj **juste** adj 20 just 11 juste 9 **justen** v. "joust," s.v. just, joust v.\\1 OED. KEY: justen@v **justen** v 8 jousteth 1 juste 2 justen 3 justeth 1 justyng 1 **justes** n. pl. "jousting, tournament," s.v. just, joust sb.\\1 OED. KEY: justes@n **justes** n 1 justes 1 **justice** n. "justice; judicial punishment; judge," s.v. justice sb. OED. KEY: justice@n **justice** n 22 justice 12 justise 9 justyse 1 **justinge** ger. "jousting," s.v. justing, jousting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: justinge@ger **justinge** ger 1 justing 1 **Justinus** n. "Justinus, character in MerT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: justinus@n#propn **justinus** n#propn 4 justinus 3 justyn 1 **justli** adv. "exactly," s.v. justly adv. OED. KEY: justli@adv **justli** adv 5 justly 5 **Juvenal** n. "Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenalis), the author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: juvenal@n#propn wqB>juvenal n#propn 2 juvenal 2 **juwise** n. "judicial sentence, punishment," s.v. juise OED. KEY: juwise@n **juwise** n 2 juwise 1 juyse 1 **-- K --** **Kayrrud** n. "Kayrrud, in Brittany (not further identified)," place name; not in MED. KEY: kayrrud@n#propn **kayrrud** n#propn 1 kayrrud 1 **kechel** n. "small loaf," s.v. kechel OED. KEY: kechel@n **kechel** n 1 kechyl 1 **keie** n.(1) "key," s.v. key sb.\\1 OED. KEY: keie@n1 **keie** n1 11 keye 10 keyes 1 **kemben** v. "comb; adorn," s.v. kemb v. OED. KEY: kemben@v **kemben** v 13 kembd 5 kembde 2 kembe 2 kembeth 2 kempt 1 ykembd 1 **kempe** adj. "coarse, shaggy," s.v. kemp sb.\\2 OED. KEY: kempe@adj **kempe** adj 1 kempe 1 **kene** adj. "keen, sharp; bold, eager; fierce, cruel," s.v. keen a. (adv.) OED. KEY: kene@adj **kene** adj 13 keene 4 kene 9 **kene** adv. "keenly, sharply, painfully," s.v. keen a. (adv.) OED. KEY: kene@adv **kene** adv 3 kene 3 **keneliche** adv. "keenly, sharply, loudly," s.v. keenly adv. OED. KEY: keneliche@adv **keneliche** adv 1 kenely 1 **Kenelm** n. "Saint Cenhelm, king of Mercia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: kenelm@n#propn **kenelm** n#propn 2 kenelm 2 **kennen** v.(1) "know, perceive," s.v. ken v.\\1 OED. KEY: kennen@v1 **kennen** v1 3 ken 1 kend 1 kenne 1 **Kent** n. "Kent, the county," place name; not in MED. KEY: kent@n#propn **kent** n#propn 2 kent 2 **Kenulphus** n. "Cenwulf, king of Mercia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: kenulphus@n#propn **kenulphus** n#propn 1 kenulphus 1 **kep** n. "(with take) attention, heed; care, concern," s.v. keep sb. OED. KEY: kep@n **kep** n 44 keep 13 kep 30 kepe 1 **kepen** v. "keep, preserve; observe, hold to; take care of, protect; care about; guard, guard against; stay," s.v. keep v. OED. KEY: kepen@v **kepen** v 225 keep 10 keepe 3 kep 2 kepe 105 keped 1 kepen 23 kepest 2 kepeth 12 kepin 2 kepith 3 kept 26 kepte 30 kepyn 2 kepyng 1 kepynge 3 **kepere** n. "keeper, guardian; administrator," s.v. keeper OED. KEY: kepere@n **kepere** n 5 kepere 5 **kepinge** ger. "keeping, guarding; protection," s.v. keeping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: kepinge@ger **kepinge** ger 16 keping 1 kepyng 7 kepynge 8 **kerven** v. "carve, cut," s.v. carve v. OED. KEY: kerven@v **kerven** v 25 carf 4 corven 2 karf 3 kerve 4 kerven 1 kerveth 2 kervyth 1 korve 2 korven 3 ycorve 1 ycorven 1 ykorven 1 **kervere** n. "carver, sculptor," s.v. carver OED. KEY: kervere@n **kervere** n 1 kervere 1 **kervinge** ger. "carving, sculpture; (as adj.) carving," s.v. carving vbl. sb. OED, carving ppl. a. OED. KEY: kervinge@ger kervinge@ger#adj **kervinge** ger#adj 2 kervyng 2 **kervinge** ger 3 kervyng 2 kervynges 1 **kichene** n. "kitchen," s.v. kitchen sb. OED. KEY: kichene@n **kichene** n 1 kichenes 1 **kide** n. "kid, young goat or sheep," s.v. kid sb.\\1 OED. KEY: kide@n **kide** n 2 kyde 1 kydes 1 **kiken** v.(1) "kick," s.v. kick v.\\1 OED. KEY: kiken@v1 **kiken** v1 1 kike 1 **kiken** v.(2) "gaze, stare," s.v. keek v. OED. KEY: kiken@v2 **kiken** v2 2 kiked 1 kiken 1 **killen** v. "kill," s.v. kill v. OED. KEY: killen@v **killen** v 5 kille 4 kylle 1 **kimelin** n. "tub," s.v. kimnel OED. KEY: kimelin@n **kimelin** n 2 kymelyn 2 **kin** n. "kin, family, ancestry; kind, sort," s.v. kin sb.\\1 OED. KEY: kin@n **kin** n 21 kyn 20 kynnes 1 **kinde** adj. "kind, benevolent; natural," s.v. kind a. OED. KEY: kinde@adj **kinde** adj 24 kynde 23 kyndest 1 **kinde** n. "kind, sort; nature (also as n., personified); humankind; disposition; form; ancestry; semen," s.v. kind sb. OED. KEY: kinde@n kinde@n#propn **kinde** n 100 kende 3 kinde 1 kynde 94 kyndes 2 **kinde** n#propn 4 kynde 4 **kindelen** v.(1) "kindle," s.v. kindle v.\\1 OED. KEY: kindelen@v1 **kindelen** v1 2 kyndle 1 kyndled 1 **kindeli** adj. "natural, innate," s.v. kindly a. OED. KEY: kindeli@adj **kindeli** adj 7 kyndely 6 kyndelyche 1 **kindeli** adv. "kindly, benevolently; by nature, naturally," s.v. kindly adv. OED. KEY: kindeli@adv **kindeli** adv 9 kyndeliche 1 kyndely 8 **kindenesse** n. "kindness, kind deeds; natural affection; constancy," s.v. kindness OED. KEY: kindenesse@n **kindenesse** n 8 kyndenesse 8 **king** n. "king; (pl. as proper name of literary work) Book of Kings (in the Bible)," s.v. king sb. OED. KEY: king@n king@n#propn **king** n 274 king 7 kinges 1 kyng 197 kynge 1 kynges 65 kyngis 3 **king** n#propn 2 kynges 2 **kingdom** n. "kingdom, sovereignty," s.v. kingdom sb. OED. KEY: kingdom@n **kingdom** n 1 kyngdom 1 **kinrede** n. "kindred, family; ancestry," s.v. kindred sb. and a. OED. KEY: kinrede@n **kinrede** n 25 kynrede 23 kynredes 2 **kirtel** n. "tunic; simple frock," s.v. kirtle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: kirtel@n **kirtel** n 4 kertels 1 kirtel 1 kirtle 1 kirtles 1 **kissen** v. "kiss," s.v. kiss v. OED. KEY: kissen@v **kissen** v 80 kesse 1 keste 3 kis 1 kisse 20 kissen 1 kisseth 4 kissynge 1 kist 4 kiste 29 kys 3 kysse 5 kyssed 1 kyssen 1 kysseth 2 kyssyng 1 kyst 1 kyste 2 **kissinge** ger. "kissing," s.v. kissing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: kissinge@ger **kissinge** ger 4 kissyng 3 kissynge 1 **kite** n. "kite, the bird," s.v. kite sb. OED. KEY: kite@n **kite** n 5 kyte 5 **kithen** v. "make known; reveal, show," s.v. kithe, kythe v. OED. KEY: kithen@v **kithen** v 17 kid 2 kidde 1 kith 2 kithe 3 kithed 1 kitheth 1 kyd 1 kythe 3 kythen 1 kytheth 2 **knakke** n. "trick, joke," s.v. knack sb.\\2 OED. KEY: knakke@n **knakke** n 2 knakkes 2 **knarre** n. "rock; muscular man," s.v. knar OED. KEY: knarre@n **knarre** n 1 knarre 1 **knarri** adj. "gnarled," s.v. knarry a. OED. KEY: knarri@adj **knarri** adj 1 knarry 1 **knave** n.(1) "knave, servant; peasant, churl; boy (also as adj.; s.v. knave-child n. MED)," s.v. knave sb. OED, knave-child OED. KEY: knave@n1 knave@n1#adj **knave** n1#adj 5 knave 5 **knave** n1 22 knave 20 knaves 2 **knavish** adj. "crude," s.v. knavish a. OED. KEY: knavish@adj **knavish** adj 1 knavyssh 1 **kne** n. "knee," s.v. knee sb. OED. KEY: kne@n **kne** n 39 kne 2 knee 5 knees 24 knes 4 knowe 1 knowes 3 **kneden** v. "knead," s.v. knead v. OED. KEY: kneden@v **kneden** v 2 knede 1 kneden 1 **knedinge** ger. "(as adj.) kneading," s.v. kneading vbl. sb. OED. KEY: knedinge@ger#adj **knedinge** ger#adj 4 knedyng 4 **knedinge-tubbe** n. "kneading tub," s.v. kneading vbl. sb. OED, knedinge ger. MED. KEY: knedinge-tubbe@n **knedinge-tubbe** n 1 knedyng-tubbes 1 **knelen** v. "kneel," s.v. kneel v. OED. KEY: knelen@v **knelen** v 26 knele 6 kneled 4 knelest 1 kneleth 8 knelying 1 knelyng 1 knelynge 4 ykneled 1 **knelinge** ger. "kneeling," s.v. kneeling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: knelinge@ger **knelinge** ger 1 knelynges 1 **knif** n. "knife," s.v. knife sb. OED. KEY: knif@n **knif** n 25 knyf 23 knyves 2 **knight** n. "knight," s.v. knight sb. OED. KEY: knight@n **knight** n 201 knight 1 knyght 172 knyghtes 27 knyghtis 1 **knighthode** n. "knighthood," s.v. knighthood OED. KEY: knighthode@n **knighthode** n 10 knyghthede 1 knyghthod 9 **knightli** adj. "knightly, brave," s.v. knightly a. OED. KEY: knightli@adj **knightli** adj 1 knyghtly 1 **knightli** adv. "knightly, bravely," s.v. knightly adv. OED. KEY: knightli@adv **knightli** adv 1 knyghtly 1 **knitten** v. "knit together, unite; fasten; (astro.) be in conjunction; summarize, continue (a subject)," s.v. knit v. OED. KEY: knitten@v **knitten** v 29 knet 2 knette 3 knetteth 1 knyt 12 knytte 3 knyttest 3 knytteth 5 **knittinge** ger. "knitting together, interconnection," s.v. knitting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: knittinge@ger **knittinge** ger 3 knyttynge 2 knyttynges 1 **knobbe** n. "knob," s.v. knob sb. OED. KEY: knobbe@n **knobbe** n 1 knobbes 1 **knokke** n. "knock, blow," s.v. knock sb.\\1 OED. KEY: knokke@n **knokke** n 1 knok 1 **knokken** v. "knock, beat," s.v. knock v. OED. KEY: knokken@v **knokken** v 12 knokke 3 knokked 2 knokkeden 1 knokken 1 knokketh 4 knokkide 1 **knokkinge** ger. "knocking, beating," s.v. knocking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: knokkinge@ger **knokkinge** ger 1 knokkynge 1 **knoppe** n.(1) "ornamental knob; flower bud," s.v. knop sb.\\1 OED. KEY: knoppe@n1 **knoppe** n1 6 knoppe 1 knoppes 4 knoppis 1 **knotte** n. "knot; main point; intellectual difficulty," s.v. knot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: knotte@n **knotte** n 5 knotte 5 **knotteles** adj. "without a knot, smooth," s.v. knotless a. OED. KEY: knotteles@adj **knotteles** adj 1 knotteles 1 **knotti** adj. "knotty, gnarled," s.v. knotty a. OED. KEY: knotti@adj **knotti** adj 3 knotty 3 **knouen** v. "know, recognize, acknowledge; (ppl. adj.) known, famous," s.v. know v. OED. KEY: knouen@v knowen@v#adj **knouen** v#adj 1 knowen 1 **knouen** v 560 knew 93 knewe 28 knewen 2 know 11 knowe 230 knowen 116 knowest 15 knowestow 3 knoweth 46 knowist 6 knowith 2 knowyng 1 knowynge 7 **knouere** n. "knower," s.v. knower OED. KEY: knouere@n **knouere** n 1 knowere 1 **knouinge** ger. "knowing, knowledge; awareness," s.v. knowing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: knouinge@ger **knouinge** ger 45 knowing 3 knowinge 1 knowyng 7 knowynge 31 knowynges 3 **knouleche** n. "knowledge," s.v. knowledge sb. OED. KEY: knouleche@n **knouleche** n 4 knoweleche 2 knoweliche 1 knowleche 1 **knoulechen** v. "acknowledge," s.v. knowledge v. OED. KEY: knoulechen@v **knoulechen** v 4 knowelecheth 1 knowelechynge 1 knowelichen 1 knowlecheth 1 **knoulechinge** ger. "knowledge," s.v. knowledging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: knoulechinge@ger **knoulechinge** ger 3 knowlechyng 2 knowlechynge 1 **-- L --** **la** Fr. adv. "there." KEY: la@fr\_adv **la** fr\_adv 1 la 1 **la** Fr. art. "the." KEY: la@fr\_art **la** fr\_art 1 la 1 **Laban** n. "Laban, father of Rachel (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: laban@n#propn **laban** n#propn 1 laban 1 **labbe** n. "blabbermouth," s.v. lab sb. OED. KEY: labbe@n **labbe** n 2 labbe 2 **labben** v. "(ppl. adj.) blabbing," s.v. lab v. OED. KEY: labben@v#adj **labben** v#adj 1 labbyng 1 **label** n. "(astro.) metal rule on an astrolabe," s.v. label sb.\\1 OED. KEY: label@n **label** n 35 label 34 labell 1 **Laberinthe** n. "the Labyrinth, in Crete," place name. KEY: laberinthe@n#propn **laberinthe** n#propn 1 laboryntus 1 **laborous** adj. "laborious," s.v. laborous a. OED. KEY: laborous@adj **laborous** adj 1 laborous 1 **labour** Fr. n. "labor." KEY: labour@fr\_n **labour** fr\_n 2 labour 2 **labour** n. "labor, work, effort; pain, trouble," s.v. labour, labor sb. OED. KEY: labour@n **labour** n 67 labour 65 labours 2 **labouren** v. "labor, work; make an effort, take pains," s.v. labour, labor v. OED. KEY: labouren@v **labouren** v 13 laboure 4 laboured 3 labouren 5 laboureth 1 **labourere** n. "laborer," s.v. labourer, laborer OED. KEY: labourere@n **labourere** n 2 laborer 2 **lacche** n. "snare for birds," s.v. latch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lacche@n **lacche** n 1 lacche 1 **Lacedomie** n. "Lacedaemonia (Sparta)," place name; not in MED. KEY: lacedomie@n#propn **lacedomie** n#propn 2 lacedomye 1 lacidomye 1 **lacerte** n. "muscle," s.v. lacert sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lacerte@n **lacerte** n 1 lacerte 1 **lache** adj. "lazy, dull," s.v. lash a. OED. KEY: lache@adj **lache** adj 1 lache 1 **Lachesis** n. "Lachesis, one of the Fates," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lachesis@n#propn **lachesis** n#propn 1 lachesis 1 **lachesse** n. "laziness, negligence," s.v. lashness OED. KEY: lachesse@n **lachesse** n 1 lachesse 1 **laddere** n. "ladder," s.v. ladder sb. OED. KEY: laddere@n **laddere** n 8 laddre 3 laddres 5 **ladel** n. "ladle," s.v. ladle sb. OED. KEY: ladel@n **ladel** n 2 ladel 2 **laden** v. "load, cover," s.v. lade v. OED. KEY: laden@v **laden** v 1 lade 1 **ladie** n. "lady, gentlewoman; woman; mistress, beloved," s.v. lady sb. OED. KEY: ladie@n **ladie** n 361 ladi 10 ladies 7 lady 312 ladyes 25 ladys 7 **ladishipe** n. "ladyship, state of being a lady," s.v. ladyship sb. OED. KEY: ladishipe@n **ladishipe** n 1 ladishippe 1 **lai** n.(2) "lay, lyric poem, song," s.v. lay sb.\\4 OED. KEY: lai@n2 **lai** n2 13 lay 8 layes 5 **lainere** n. "thong, strap," s.v. lainer OED. KEY: lainere@n **lainere** n 1 layneres 1 **Laius** n. "Laius, king of Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: laius@n#propn **laius** n#propn 1 layus 1 **lak** n. "lack; fault, offense; blame," s.v. lack sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lak@n **lak** n 26 lak 23 lakke 3 **lake** n.(1) "lake, pond," s.v. lake sb.\\4 OED. KEY: lake@n1 **lake** n1 3 lake 3 **lake** n.(2) "fine linen," s.v. lake sb.\\5 OED. KEY: lake@n2 **lake** n2 1 lake 1 **lakken** v. "lack, be lacking; find fault, disparage," s.v. lack v.\\1 OED. KEY: lakken@v **lakken** v 41 lakke 4 lakked 9 lakkede 1 lakken 5 lakketh 18 lakkid 1 lakkide 2 lakkynge 1 **lakkinge** ger. "holding back, stint," s.v. lacking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: lakkinge@ger **lakkinge** ger 1 lakking 1 **lambish** adj. "lamb-like, meek," s.v. lambish a. OED. KEY: lambish@adj **lambish** adj 1 lambish 1 **lame** adj. "lame, defective," s.v. lame a. OED. KEY: lame@adj **lame** adj 2 lame 2 **Lamedon** n. "Laomedon, father of Priam," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lamedon@n#propn **lamedon** n#propn 2 lameadoun 1 lamedon 1 **Lamek** n. "Lamech (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lamek@n#propn **lamek** n#propn 4 lamek 1 lamekes 1 lameth 2 **lamentacioun** n. "lamentation," s.v. lamentation OED. KEY: lamentacioun@n **lamentacioun** n 4 lamentacion 1 lamentacioun 3 **Lamuel** n. "Lemuel (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lamuel@n#propn **lamuel** n#propn 2 lamuel 2 **lane** n. "lane," s.v. lane sb. OED. KEY: lane@n **lane** n 1 lanes 1 **langage** n. "language," s.v. language sb.\\1 OED. KEY: langage@n **langage** n 15 langage 12 langages 3 **langour** n. "suffering, sickness," s.v. languor sb. OED. KEY: langour@n **langour** n 12 langour 12 **languishen** v. "languish, pine; suffer, grow weak," s.v. languish v. OED. KEY: languishen@v **languishen** v 10 languisshe 2 languisshing 1 languyssest 1 languysshyng 1 langwisse 1 langwissheth 2 langwisshinge 1 langwisshyng 1 **languishinge** ger. "languishing; weakness, suffering," s.v. languishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: languishinge@ger **languishinge** ger 5 languisshyng 1 langwisshinge 1 langwissynge 3 **lanterne** n. "lantern," s.v. lantern OED. KEY: lanterne@n **lanterne** n 4 lanterne 4 **Laodomia** n. "Laodomia, wife of Protesilaus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: laodomia@n#propn **laodomia** n#propn 3 ladomya 1 laodomya 1 laudomia 1 **Lapidarie** n. "Lapidary, a treatise on precious stones," proper n. (literary work). KEY: lapidarie@n#propn **lapidarie** n#propn 1 lapidaire 1 **lappe** n. "lap, loose part of a garment, hem; fold of a garment or sleeve used as a pocket," s.v. lap sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lappe@n **lappe** n 11 lappe 11 **lappen** v. "enfold," s.v. lap v.\\2 OED. KEY: lappen@v **lappen** v 1 lappeth 1 **lap-winke** n. "lapwing, the bird," s.v. lapwing OED. KEY: lap-winke@n **lap-winke** n 1 lapwynge 1 **large** adj. "large, ample, extensive; generous; free-spending, lavish," s.v. large a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: large@adj **large** adj 73 large 70 largere 2 largest 1 **large** adv. "largely, broadly; (with prime) fully; generously," s.v. large a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: large@adv **large** adv 3 large 3 **large** n. "(at) large, free," s.v. large a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: large@n **large** n 6 large 6 **largelie** adv. "largely, in a broad sense; fully; freely, generously," s.v. largely adv. OED. KEY: largelie@adv **largelie** adv 6 largely 6 **largenesse** n. "generosity," s.v. largeness OED. KEY: largenesse@n **largenesse** n 1 largenesse 1 **largesse** n. "generosity, generous gift (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. largess, largesse OED. KEY: largesse@n#propn largesse@n **largesse** n 12 larges 2 largesse 10 **largesse** n#propn 5 largesse 5 **larke** n. "skylark," s.v. lark sb.\\1 OED. KEY: larke@n **larke** n 9 lark 1 larke 7 laverokkes 1 **las** interj. "alas," s.v. las int. OED, las interj. Suppl. MED. KEY: las@interj **las** interj 1 las 1 **las** n. "cord, strap; snare," s.v. lace sb. OED. KEY: las@n **las** n 8 laas 4 las 4 **lasen** v. "(ppl.) laced," s.v. lace v. OED. KEY: lasen@v **lasen** v 1 laced 1 **laser** n.(1) "leper, diseased person; (as proper n.) Lazarus, the poor man in the parable (in the Bible)," s.v. lazar sb. and a. OED. KEY: laser@n1#propn laser@n1 **laser** n1 2 lazar 1 lazars 1 **laser** n1#propn 1 lazar 1 **lashe** n. "lash, end of a whip; blow from a whip," s.v. lash sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lashe@n **lashe** n 2 lashe 1 lasshe 1 **lasinge** ger. "lacing, fastening," s.v. lacing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: lasinge@ger **lasinge** ger 1 lacynge 1 **last** n.(2) "large measure," s.v. last sb.\\2 OED. KEY: last@n2 **last** n2 1 last 1 **laste** adj. sup. "last, final; farthest; (as n.) last, end; final day," s.v. last a., adv., and sb.\\6 OED. KEY: laste@adj#n laste@adj **laste** adj 34 last 4 laste 30 **laste** adj#n 131 last 6 laste 125 **laste** adv. sup. "last, the last time; farthest (from the place of honor)," s.v. last a., adv., and sb.\\6 OED. KEY: laste@adv **laste** adv 6 last 6 **lasten** v.(1) "last, endure; continue," s.v. last v.\\1 OED. KEY: lasten@v1 **lasten** v1 58 last 4 laste 29 lasted 1 lasten 9 lasteth 13 lastynge 2 **lastinge** ger.(1) "lasting, continuance," s.v. lasting vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lastinge@ger1 **lastinge** ger1 1 lastynge 1 **lastinge** ppl. adj. "lasting, continuing," s.v. lasting ppl. a. and adj. OED. KEY: lastinge@prp#adj **lastinge** prp#adj 2 lastynge 2 **lastinge** prep. "during, for the duration of"; not in OED. KEY: lastinge@prep **lastinge** prep 1 lastynge 1 **late** adj. "late," s.v. late a.\\1 (sb.\\2) OED. KEY: late@adj **late** adj 4 late 4 **late** adv. "late, lately," s.v. late adv. OED. KEY: late@adv **late** adv 17 late 17 **latere** adj. comp. "later," s.v. later a. and adv. OED. KEY: latere@adj **latere** adj 6 latter 3 lattere 2 lattre 1 **latere** adv. comp. "later," s.v. later a. and adv. OED. KEY: latere@adv **latere** adv 1 latter 1 **late-rede** adj. "sluggish, dilatory," s.v. latrede a. OED. KEY: late-rede@adj **late-rede** adj 1 laterede 1 **lathe** n.(1) "barn," s.v. lathe sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lathe@n1 **lathe** n1 2 lathe 2 **Latin** adj. "Latin," s.v. Latin a. and sb. OED. KEY: latin@adj **latin** adj 4 latyn 4 **Latin** n. "Latin," s.v. Latin a. and sb. OED. KEY: latin@n **latin** n 15 latyn 15 **Latine** n. "Latinus, king of Latium," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: latine@n#propn **latine** n#propn 1 latyne 1 **latitude** n. "(astro.) latitude," s.v. latitude OED. KEY: latitude@n **latitude** n 62 latitude 57 latitudes 5 **Latona** n. "Latona, the Moon," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: latona@n#propn **latona** n#propn 1 latona 1 **latoun** n. & adj. "(as n.) brass-like alloy," s.v. latten OED. KEY: latoun@n **latoun** n 5 laton 1 latoun 4 **Latumius** n. "Latumius (unidentified)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: latumius@n#propn **latumius** n#propn 1 latumyus 1 **laude** n.(1) "laud, praise; (pl.) early morning church service; (as proper n.) Laude, a horn in HF," s.v. laud sb.\\1 OED. KEY: laude@n1 laude@n1#propn **laude** n1 10 laude 7 laudes 2 lawde 1 **laude** n1#propn 2 laude 2 **laue** n. "law, rule; religion; justice," s.v. law sb.\\1 OED. KEY: laue@n **laue** n 99 law 1 lawe 86 lawes 12 **laueful** adj. "lawful," s.v. lawful a. OED. KEY: laueful@adj **laueful** adj 3 laweful 3 **lauefulli** adv. "lawfully," s.v. lawfully adv. OED. KEY: lauefulli@adv **lauefulli** adv 3 lawefulliche 1 lawefully 2 **laughen** v. "laugh," s.v. laugh v. OED. KEY: laughen@v **laughen** v 57 laugh 1 laughe 17 laugheden 1 laughen 9 laugheth 6 laughynge 2 lawghe 1 lawghed 1 leygheth 1 lough 17 loughe 1 **laughinge** ger. "laughing," s.v. laughing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: laughinge@ger **laughinge** ger 1 lawghynge 1 **laughter** n.(1) "laughter," s.v. laughter OED. KEY: laughter@n1 **laughter** n1 4 laughter 3 laughtre 1 **laumpe** n. "lamp," s.v. lamp sb.\\1 OED. KEY: laumpe@n **laumpe** n 3 lampe 1 lampes 1 laumpes 1 **launcegai** n. "light lance," s.v. lancegay OED. KEY: launcegai@n **launcegai** n 2 launcegay 2 **Launcelot** n. "Lancelot du Lac, hero of romance," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: launcelot@n#propn **launcelot** n#propn 2 launcelot 2 **launcen** v. "buck, rear up," s.v. lance v. OED. KEY: launcen@v **launcen** v 1 launce 1 **launchen** v. "thrust," s.v. launch v. OED. KEY: launchen@v **launchen** v 1 launcheth 1 **launde** n. "glade, clearing," s.v. laund OED. KEY: launde@n **launde** n 3 launde 3 **laure** n. "laurel," s.v. laure OED. KEY: laure@n **laure** n 1 laure 1 **laureate** adj. "laureate, crowned with laurel," s.v. laureate v.OED. KEY: laureate@adj **laureate** adj 2 lauriat 2 **laurel** n. "laurel," s.v. laureol OED. KEY: laurel@n **laurel** n 1 lawriol 1 **laurer** n. "laurel," s.v. laurer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: laurer@n **laurer** n 13 laurer 11 lorer 1 loreres 1 **laurer-crowned** adj. "crowned with laurel"; not in OED, s.v. laurer n. MED. KEY: laurer-crowned@adj **laurer-crowned** adj 2 laurer-corouned 1 laurer-crowned 1 **laven** v. "wash; resolve (a question)," s.v. lave v.\\1 OED. KEY: laven@v **laven** v 2 laven 1 lavyd 1 **lavendere** n.(1) "laundress," s.v. lavender sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lavendere@n1 **lavendere** n1 1 lavendere 1 **Lavine** n.(1) "Lavinia, wife of Aeneas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lavine@n1#propn **lavine** n1#propn 4 lavina 1 lavyne 3 **Lavine** n.(2) "Lavinium, a city of Latium," place name; not in MED. KEY: lavine@n2#propn **lavine** n2#propn 1 lavyne 1 **lavour** n. "water jug," s.v. laver sb.(2) sb. OED. KEY: lavour@n **lavour** n 1 lavours 1 **laxatif** n. "laxative," s.v. laxative a. and sb. OED. KEY: laxatif@n **laxatif** n 4 laxatif 1 laxatyf 1 laxatyves 2 **Lazarus** n. "Lazarus, brother of Mary and Martha (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lazarus@n#propn **lazarus** n#propn 1 lazarus 1 **le** Fr. art. "the." KEY: le@fr\_art **le** fr\_art 1 le 1 **Leandre** n. "Leander of Abydos, lover of Hero," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: leandre@n#propn **leandre** n#propn 1 leandre 1 **leche** n.(3) "physician," s.v. leech sb.\\1 OED. KEY: leche@n3 **leche** n3 19 leche 16 leches 3 **leche-craft** n. "medical science," s.v. leechcraft OED. KEY: leche-craft@n **leche-craft** n 2 lechecraft 2 **lechere** n. "physician," s.v. leecher OED. KEY: lechere@n **lechere** n 1 lechere 1 **lecherie** n. "lechery," s.v. lechery OED. KEY: lecherie@n **lecherie** n 35 leccherie 12 leccherye 2 lecherie 14 lecherye 7 **lecherous** adj. "lecherous," s.v. lecherous a. OED. KEY: lecherous@adj **lecherous** adj 4 leccherous 1 lecherous 2 lecherus 1 **lechour** n. "lecher," s.v. lecher sb. OED. KEY: lechour@n **lechour** n 9 lecchour 4 lecchours 3 lechour 2 **led** n. "lead; cauldron," s.v. lead sb.\\1 OED. KEY: led@n **led** n 8 led 5 leed 3 **leden** adj. "leaden," s.v. leaden a. OED. KEY: leden@adj **leden** adj 1 leden 1 **leden** n. "language," s.v. leden OED. KEY: leden@n **leden** n 3 leden 1 ledene 2 **leden** v.(1) "lead, conduct; bring, take; govern, control," s.v. lead v.\\1 OED. KEY: leden@v1 **leden** v1 133 lad 20 ladde 22 ladden 1 led 5 ledde 8 ledden 2 lede 40 leden 16 ledest 3 ledeth 11 ledist 1 ledith 2 let 2 **ledere** n.(1) "leader," s.v. leader\\1 OED. KEY: ledere@n1 **ledere** n1 4 ledere 4 **lef** adj. & adv. "(as adj.) beloved, dear; (with ben or han) be willing, prefer," s.v. lief a. (sb.), and adv. OED. KEY: lef@adj **lef** adj 125 leef 11 leeve 22 lef 1 leve 11 lever 5 levere 50 levest 3 lief 22 **lef** n.(1) "leaf of a plant; page," s.v. leaf sb. OED. KEY: lef@n1 **lef** n1 44 leef 12 leeves 3 lef 5 leves 24 **lef** n.(2) "beloved, dear one," s.v. lief a., (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: lef@n2 **lef** n2 18 leef 7 leeve 1 lef 2 lief 8 **lefful** adj.(2) "permissible, lawful," s.v. leeful a. OED. KEY: lefful@adj2 **lefful** adj2 25 leefful 2 lefull 1 leveful 22 **lefsel** n. "bower of leaves," s.v. levesel OED, lef n.(1) MED. KEY: lefsel@n **lefsel** n 2 leefsel 1 levesel 1 **leg** n. "leg," s.v. leg sb. OED. KEY: leg@n **leg** n 9 leg 3 legges 6 **lege** adj. "liege, sovereign; liege, feudal inferior," s.v. liege a. and sb. OED. KEY: lege@adj **lege** adj 5 lige 5 **lege** n.(2) "liege, subject," s.v. liege a. and sb. OED. KEY: lege@n2 **lege** n2 4 liges 4 **legende** n. "saint's life, biography; collection of saints' lives," s.v. legend sb. OED. KEY: legende@n **legende** n 16 legende 14 legendes 2 **legioun** n. "Roman legion," s.v. legion OED. KEY: legioun@n **legioun** n 1 legions 1 **lei** n. "religious law, faith," s.v. lay sb.\\3 OED. KEY: lei@n **lei** n 6 lay 6 **leien** v.(1) "lay, place; wager," s.v. lay v.\\1 OED. KEY: leien@v1 **leien** v1 130 lay 1 layd 3 layde 1 laye 3 layth 1 legge 1 leggen 1 leid 3 leide 5 leith 4 ley 18 leyd 13 leyde 44 leyden 1 leye 29 leyn 2 **leien** v.(2) "blaze"; not in OED. KEY: leien@v2 **leien** v2 1 lye 1 **leiser** n. "leisure, time; opportunity," s.v. leisure OED. KEY: leiser@n **leiser** n 30 laiser 1 layser 1 leiser 3 leyser 25 **leit** n.(1) "flame," s.v. lait sb.\\1 OED. KEY: leit@n1 **leit** n1 1 leyt 1 **lek** n. "leek," s.v. leek OED. KEY: lek@n **lek** n 7 leek 5 lek 1 lekes 1 **lemman** n. "beloved, lover," s.v. leman OED. KEY: lemman@n **lemman** n 24 leman 1 lemman 21 lemmanes 1 lemmans 1 **Lemnon** n. "Lemnos, an island in the Aegean," place name; not in MED. KEY: lemnon@n#propn **lemnon** n#propn 1 lemnon 1 **lende** n. "(pl.) loins, buttocks," s.v. lend sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lende@n **lende** n 2 lendes 2 **lene** adj.(1) "lean, thin," s.v. lean a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lene@adj1 **lene** adj1 15 leene 3 lene 12 **lenen** v.(1) "lean, incline," s.v. lean v.\\1 OED. KEY: lenen@v1 **lenen** v1 4 lene 1 lente 1 lenynge 2 **lenen** v.(3) "lend; give, grant," s.v. lend v.\\2 OED. KEY: lenen@v3 **lenen** v3 20 leene 1 lene 11 leneth 1 lent 1 lente 4 lenyth 1 ylent 1 **lenenesse** n. "leanness, thinness," s.v. leanness OED. KEY: lenenesse@n **lenenesse** n 1 lenesse 1 **lengere** adj. comp. "longer," s.v. lenger a. and adv. OED. KEY: lengere@adj **lengere** adj 24 lenger 22 lengere 2 **lengere** adv. comp. "longer," s.v. lenger a. and adv. OED. KEY: lengere@adv **lengere** adv 88 lenger 80 lengere 8 **lengest** adj. sup. "longest," s.v. lengest a. and adv. OED. KEY: lengest@adj **lengest** adj 1 lengest 1 **lengest** adv. sup. "longest," s.v. lengest a. and adv. OED. KEY: lengest@adv **lengest** adv 1 lengest 1 **lengthe** n. "length; height," s.v. length sb. OED. KEY: lengthe@n **lengthe** n 31 length 2 lengthe 29 **lengthinge** ger. "extension," s.v. lengthing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: lengthinge@ger **lengthinge** ger 1 lengthing 1 **Lenne** n. "(Nicholas of) Lynn, an astronomer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lenne@n#propn **lenne** n#propn 1 lenne 1 **Lenten** n. "Lent," s.v. Lent sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lenten@n **lenten** n 4 lente 4 **Leonard** n. "Saint Leonard de Nolac," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: leonard@n#propn **leonard** n#propn 1 leonard 1 **leonine** adj. "leonine," s.v. leonine a.\\1 OED. KEY: leonine@adj **leonine** adj 1 leonyn 1 **leopard** n. "leopard," s.v. leopard OED. KEY: leopard@n **leopard** n 3 leopardes 1 leopart 1 lybardes 1 **leos** Greek n. "people." KEY: leos@greek\_n **leos** greek\_n 2 leos 2 **Lepe** n. "Lepe, a wine-growing town in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: lepe@n#propn **lepe** n#propn 2 lepe 2 **lepen** v. "leap; rush," s.v. leap v. OED. KEY: lepen@v **lepen** v 20 leep 4 lep 1 lepe 9 lepte 1 lepyng 1 lepynge 4 **leren** v. "learn; teach; (ppl. adj.) learned, (ppl. adj. as n.) learned person," s.v. lere v. OED, lered ppl. a. OED. KEY: leren@v leren@v#adj leren@v#adj%ppl\_n **leren** v#adj 3 lered 3 **leren** v 33 leere 19 lere 12 lered 2 **lernen** v. "learn; teach; (ppl. adj.) learned," s.v. learn OED, learned ppl. a. OED. KEY: lernen@v#adj lernen@v **lernen** v#adj 4 lerned 4 **lernen** v 63 leerned 2 leerneth 1 lerne 33 lerned 18 lernedest 1 lernen 3 lerneth 1 lernyd 2 lernynge 2 **lerninge** ger. "learning, erudition," s.v. learning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: lerninge@ger **lerninge** ger 5 lernyng 2 lernynge 3 **lese** adj. "lying, untrue," s.v. lease a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lese@adj **lese** adj 1 lees 1 **lese** n.(1) "pasture," s.v. lease sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lese@n1 **lese** n1 2 leese 1 lese 1 **lese** n.(2) "lying, falsehood," s.v. lease a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lese@n2 **lese** n2 5 lees 1 les 4 **lesen** v.(4) "lose," s.;v. leese v.\\1 OED. KEY: lesen@v4 **lesen** v4 115 ilorne 1 leese 5 leesen 3 leeseth 3 les 2 lese 40 lesen 8 leseth 9 lesith 2 lore 3 loren 1 lorn 34 lorne 1 yloren 1 ylorn 2 **lesinge** ger.(2) "lying (also as proper n., personified); lie"; not in OED. KEY: lesinge@ger2 lesinge@ger2#propn **lesinge** ger2 24 lesinges 2 lesyng 3 lesynge 10 lesynges 9 **lesinge** ger2#propn 1 lesynges 1 **lesinge** ger.(3) "losing, loss," s.v. leesing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lesinge@ger3 **lesinge** ger3 5 lesyng 1 lesynge 4 **lesse** adj. comp. "less," s.v. less a., (sb.), adv., and conj. OED. KEY: lesse@adj **lesse** adj 46 lasse 29 lesse 17 **lesse** adv. "less," s.v. less a., (sb.), adv., and conj. OED. KEY: lesse@adv **lesse** adv 43 lasse 36 lesse 7 **lesse** n.(1) "leash; snare," s.v. leash sb. OED. KEY: lesse@n1 **lesse** n1 3 lees 2 les 1 **lesse** n.(2) "less," s.v. less a., (sb.), adv., and conj. OED. KEY: lesse@n2 **lesse** n2 16 lasse 4 lesse 12 **lessen** v. "lessen," s.v. lessen v. OED. KEY: lessen@v **lessen** v 1 lessen 1 **lessoun** n. "lesson; reading from the Bible," s.v. lesson sb. OED. KEY: lessoun@n **lessoun** n 7 lesson 1 lessoun 6 **leste** adj.(1) "least; (as n.) lowest in rank, (with atte) at least, in any case," s.v. least a., (sb.,) and adv. OED. KEY: leste@adj1 leste@adj1#n **leste** adj1 23 leest 3 leeste 13 leste 7 **leste** adj1#n 37 leest 2 leeste 23 lest 1 leste 11 **leste** adv. "least," s.v. least a., (sb.,) and adv. OED. KEY: leste@adv **leste** adv 8 leest 6 leeste 1 lest 1 **leste** conj. "lest," s.v. lest conj. OED. KEY: leste@conj **leste** conj 69 lest 68 list 1 **Lete** n. "Lethe, a river in the Underworld," place name; not in MED. KEY: lete@n#propn **lete** n#propn 1 lete 1 **leten** v. "(with inf.) let; grant, allow; give up, surrender; leave; consider," s.v. let v.\\1 OED. KEY: leten@v **leten** v 472 lat 289 late 6 laten 5 leet 40 leete 2 leeten 2 let 48 lete 66 leten 11 leteth 1 letyng 1 yleten 1 **lether** n. "leather," s.v. leather sb. OED. KEY: lether@n **lether** n 1 lether 1 **lette** n. "delay, interruption," s.v. let sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lette@n **lette** n 7 lette 7 **lette-game** n. "spoilsport," s.v. let-game OED. KEY: lette-game@n **lette-game** n 1 lette-game 1 **letten** v. "hinder, delay; prevent; stop, desist," s.v. let v.\\2 OED. KEY: letten@v **letten** v 50 let 7 leteth 2 lette 26 letted 3 letten 6 lettest 3 letteth 2 ylet 1 **Lettow** n. "Lithuania," place name; not in MED. KEY: lettow@n#propn **lettow** n#propn 1 lettow 1 **lettre** n. "letter," s.v. letter sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lettre@n **lettre** n 107 letre 1 letter 9 letters 2 lettre 66 lettres 29 **lettrure** n. "book learning," s.v. lettrure OED. KEY: lettrure@n **lettrure** n 3 letterure 2 lettrure 1 **letuarie** n. "medicine," s.v. lectuary OED. KEY: letuarie@n **letuarie** n 4 letuarie 3 letuaries 1 **leued** adj. "ignorant, crude; uneducated; lay (not clerical)," s.v. lewd a. OED; some entries s.v. leued man n. MED. KEY: leued@adj **leued** adj 31 lewd 1 lewed 29 lewedeste 1 **leuedli** adv. "ignorantly, crudely; simply," s.v. lewdly adv. OED. KEY: leuedli@adv **leuedli** adv 4 lewedly 4 **leuednesse** n. "ignorance; crudity," s.v. lewdness OED. KEY: leuednesse@n **leuednesse** n 5 lewednesse 5 **leve** n.(2) "leave, permission," s.v. leave sb. OED. KEY: leve@n2 **leve** n2 88 leeve 3 leve 85 **level** n. "level (instrument for determining levelness)," s.v. level sb. OED. KEY: level@n **level** n 1 level 1 **leven** n. "lightning," s.v. levin sb. OED. KEY: leven@n **leven** n 1 levene 1 **leven** v.(1) "leave, depart; quit, desist from; abandon; (math.) remain (after subtraction)," s.v. leave v.\\1 OED. KEY: leven@v1 **leven** v1 95 laft 12 lafte 8 laften 1 leef 2 lef 4 left 22 lefte 17 leften 1 leve 18 leven 1 leveth 8 levith 1 **leven** v.(3) "grant, allow," s.v. leve v.\\1 OED. KEY: leven@v3 **leven** v3 9 leve 9 **leven** v.(4) "believe, trust," s.v. leve v.\\2 OED. KEY: leven@v4 **leven** v4 37 leeve 3 leevestow 1 leeveth 3 leve 26 leven 2 leveth 2 **Lia** n. "Leah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lia@n#propn **lia** n#propn 2 lia 2 **liard** adj. & n. "(as adj.) spotted with white or grey," s.v. lyard, lyart a. and sb. OED. KEY: liard@adj **liard** adj 1 lyard 1 **libelle** n. "formal statement of charges," s.v. libel sb. OED. KEY: libelle@n **libelle** n 1 libel 1 **liberal** adj. "generous, noble," s.v. liberal a. and sb. OED. KEY: liberal@adj **liberal** adj 2 liberal 2 **liberte** n. "liberty, freedom; privilege," s.v. liberty sb. OED. KEY: liberte@n **liberte** n 25 liberte 15 libertee 10 **Libeux** n. "Libeaus Desconus, a hero of romance," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: libeux@n#propn **libeux** n#propn 1 lybeux 1 **Libie** n. "Lybia," place name. KEY: libie@n#propn **libie** n#propn 5 libie 3 libye 1 lybye 1 **Libra** n. "Libra, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Libra OED. KEY: libra@n **libra** n 17 libra 17 **librarie** n. "library," s.v. library\\1 OED. KEY: librarie@n **librarie** n 2 librarye 2 **libro** Lat. n. "book." KEY: libro@lat\_n **libro** lat\_n 1 libro 1 **licence** n. "license, official permission; freedom of action," s.v. licence sb. OED. KEY: licence@n **licence** n 9 licence 9 **licenciate** adj. "licensed," s.v. licentiate pa. pple. (and a.) OED. KEY: licenciate@adj **licenciate** adj 1 licenciat 1 **liche-wake** n. "funeral wake," s.v. lyke-wake, lykewake OED, lich n. MED. KEY: liche-wake@n **liche-wake** n 1 lyche-wake 1 **licoris** n. "licorice," s.v. liquorice, licorice OED. KEY: licoris@n **licoris** n 5 lycorice 1 lycorys 4 **licour** n. "liquid, liquor," s.v. liquor sb. OED. KEY: licour@n **licour** n 3 licour 3 **Lide** n. "Lydia, ancient kingdom (in modern Turkey)," place name; not in MED. KEY: lide@n#propn **lide** n#propn 3 lyde 3 **Lidiens** n. (pl.) "Lydians, people of Lydia," s.v. Lydian a. and sb. OED; not in MED. KEY: lidiens@n **lidiens** n 1 lydyens 1 **lie** n.(1) "lie, falsehood," s.v. lie sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lie@n1 **lie** n1 13 lye 10 lyes 3 **lie** n.(2) "lees, sediment of wine," s.v. lee sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lie@n2 **lie** n2 2 lyes 2 **lien** v.(1) "lie, recline; remain," s.v. lie v.\\1 OED. KEY: lien@v1 **lien** v1 254 lay 116 laye 3 layen 3 ley 4 leye 1 leyn 6 lien 1 lieth 1 ligge 3 liggen 7 liggeth 2 ligginge 1 liggyng 2 liggynge 2 list 2 listow 2 lith 43 ly 2 lye 24 lyen 1 lyeth 7 lyinge 1 lyth 19 yleyn 1 **lien** v.(2) "lie, speak falsely," s.v. lie v.\\2 OED. KEY: lien@v2 **lien** v2 65 leigh 1 lie 2 lieden 1 lien 1 lieth 3 lixt 2 lye 44 lyed 1 lyen 7 lyest 1 lyeth 2 **liere** n.(1) "liar," s.v. liar OED. KEY: liere@n1 **liere** n1 4 liere 1 lyere 2 lyeres 1 **lif** n. "life," s.v. life sb. OED. KEY: lif@n **lif** n 460 lif 127 liif 1 lives 2 lyf 248 lyve 41 lyves 41 **lifli** adj. "lively," s.v. lively a. OED. KEY: lifli@adj **lifli** adj 2 lifly 2 **lifli** adv. "in a lively manner; vividly, brightly," s.v. lively adv. OED. KEY: lifli@adv **lifli** adv 2 lifly 1 lyvely 1 **lif-lode** n. "livelihood, sustenance," s.v. livelihood\\1 OED. KEY: lif-lode@n **lif-lode** n 1 liflode 1 **lift** adj. "left (hand, side)," s.v. left a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: lift@adj **lift** adj 11 left 7 lift 3 lyft 1 **liften** v. "lift, raise," s.v. lift v. OED. KEY: liften@v **liften** v 4 lifte 1 lifteth 1 lyften 2 **liftinge** ger. "lifting," s.v. lifting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: liftinge@ger **liftinge** ger 1 liftyng 1 **ligeaunce** n. "allegiance," s.v. ligeance OED. KEY: ligeaunce@n **ligeaunce** n 1 ligeance 1 **light** adj.(1) "light, bright, clear," s.v. light a.\\2 OED. KEY: light@adj1 **light** adj1 3 light 1 lighte 1 lyghter 1 **light** adj.(2) "light in weight; nimble; easy; cheerful; frivolous; (as n.) quality of lightness in weight," s.v. light a.\\1 OED. KEY: light@adj2 light@adj2#n **light** adj2 50 light 18 lighte 8 lighter 1 lightere 1 lyght 14 lyghte 7 lyghtere 1 **light** adj2#n 1 lyght 1 **light** n. "light, illumination," s.v. light sb. OED. KEY: light@n **light** n 78 light 44 lyght 33 lyghtes 1 **lighte** adv.(1) "brightly," s.v. light adv.\\2 OED. KEY: lighte@adv1 **lighte** adv1 1 lyghte 1 **lighte** adv.(2) "lightly, easily; lightly clad," s.v. light adv.\\1 OED. KEY: lighte@adv2 **lighte** adv2 5 light 3 lyghte 1 lyghter 1 **lighten** v.(1) "light, ignite (a candle, etc.); shine, illuminate; (ppl. adj.) ignited, lit," s.v. light v.\\2 OED, lighted ppl. a. OED. KEY: lighten@v1 lighten@v1#adj **lighten** v1#adj 1 lyghted 1 **lighten** v1 11 lighte 7 lighted 2 lighten 1 lyghte 1 **lighten** v.(2) "lighten, relieve; cheer; alight, dismount, descend," s.v. light v.\\1 OED. KEY: lighten@v2 **lighten** v2 12 lighte 9 lyghte 3 **lightles** adj. "lightless, dark," s.v. lightless a. OED. KEY: lightles@adj **lightles** adj 1 lightles 1 **lightli** adv. "lightly, with little weight; easily; readily, quickly; cheerfully, not seriously," s.v. lightly adv. OED. KEY: lightli@adv **lightli** adv 57 lightly 46 lyghtly 11 **lightnen** v.(1) "lighten, illuminate," s.v. lighten v.\\2 OED. KEY: lightnen@v1 **lightnen** v1 2 lightne 1 lightneth 1 **lightnesse** n.(1) "light, brightness," s.v. lightness\\2 OED. KEY: lightnesse@n1 **lightnesse** n1 2 lightnesse 1 lyghtnesse 1 **lightnesse** n.(2) "lightness in weight; agility; frivolity," s.v. lightness\\1 OED. KEY: lightnesse@n2 **lightnesse** n2 5 lightnesse 3 lyghtnesse 2 **lightninge** ger. "lightning bolt," s.v. lightning OED. KEY: lightninge@ger **lightninge** ger 1 lightnynges 1 **lightsom** adj.(2) "merry," s.v. lightsome a.\\1 OED. KEY: lightsom@adj2 **lightsom** adj2 1 lyghtsom 1 **Ligurge** n. "Lycurgus, king of Thrace," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ligurge@n#propn **ligurge** n#propn 3 ligurges 1 lygurge 2 **liinge** ger.(2) "lying, falsehood," s.v. lying vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: liinge@ger2 **liinge** ger2 1 liyng 1 **lik** adj. "like, similar; (as n.) the same thing," s.v. like a., adv., (conj.,) and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lik@adj lik@adj#n **lik** adj 60 lik 9 like 8 likker 1 likkere 1 lyk 39 lyke 2 **lik** adj#n 1 lik 1 **like** adv. "(with as) like, as if; similarly," s.v. like a., adv., (conj.,) and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: like@adv **like** adv 3 lik 1 lyche 1 lyk 1 **like** conj. "like, as," s.v. like a., (conj.,) and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: like@conj **like** conj 1 lyk 1 **like** prep. "like, similar to," s.v. like adv. a., adv. (conj.,) and sb.\\2 prep. OED. KEY: like@prep **like** prep 124 liche 1 lik 27 like 4 lyche 4 lyk 84 lyke 4 **liken** v.(1) "like, take pleasure in; please, give pleasure (to someone)," s.v. like v.\\1 OED. KEY: liken@v1 **liken** v1 132 like 18 liked 12 likede 3 liken 8 liketh 64 likide 2 likith 2 lyke 7 lyked 9 lykede 3 lyketh 4 **likerous** adj. "amorous, wanton, lascivious; gluttonous; pleasing," s.v. lickerous a. OED. KEY: likerous@adj **likerous** adj 12 likerous 11 lykerous 1 **likerousli** adv. "amorously, lasciviously," s.v. lickerous a. OED. KEY: likerousli@adv **likerousli** adv 1 likerously 1 **likerousnesse** n. "amorousness, lasciviousness; gluttony, greed," s.v. lickerousness OED. KEY: likerousnesse@n **likerousnesse** n 6 likerousnesse 6 **likinge** ger.(1) "pleasure; desire," s.v. liking vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: likinge@ger1 **likinge** ger1 13 likyng 5 likynge 5 lykinge 1 lykyng 1 lykynges 1 **likinge** ppl. adj. "pleasing," s.v. liking ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: likinge@prp#adj **likinge** prp#adj 5 likyng 2 likynge 2 lykyng 1 **likli** adj. "likely, probable; suitable," s.v. likely a. and adv. OED. KEY: likli@adj **likli** adj 8 likly 7 lykly 1 **liklihode** n. "likelihood, probability," s.v. likelihood OED. KEY: liklihode@n **liklihode** n 2 liklihede 2 **liklinesse** n. "likelihood, probability," s.v. likeliness OED. KEY: liklinesse@n **liklinesse** n 1 liklynesse 1 **liknen** v.(2) "liken, compare," s.v. liken OED. KEY: liknen@v2 **liknen** v2 16 likne 2 likned 10 liknest 2 likneth 1 lykne 1 **liknesse** n. "likeness, appearance, image; resemblance; analogy," s.v. likeness OED. KEY: liknesse@n **liknesse** n 12 liknesse 9 lyknesse 2 lyknesses 1 **lilie** n. "lily, the flower (also as adj.; s.v. lilie-flour n. MED)," s.v. lily OED, lilyflower OED. KEY: lilie@n lilie@n#adj **lilie** n#adj 5 lilie 1 lilye 1 lylye 3 **lilie** n 10 lilie 5 lilies 2 lilye 1 lylie 1 lylye 1 **liltinge** ger. "(as adj.) lilting," s.v. lilt v. OED, liltinge-horn n. MED. KEY: liltinge@ger#adj **liltinge** ger#adj 1 liltyng 1 **lim** n.(1) "limb, bodily member," s.v. limb sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lim@n1 **lim** n1 26 lemes 2 limes 1 lym 1 lymes 21 lymmes 1 **lim** n.(2) "lime, quicklime, mortar," s.v. lime sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lim@n2 **lim** n2 5 lym 4 lyme 1 **limaille** n. "metal filings," s.v. limail, lemel OED. KEY: limaille@n **limaille** n 6 lemaille 5 lymaille 1 **limen** v.(1) "smear with birdlime; ensnare," s.v. lime v.\\1 OED. KEY: limen@v1 **limen** v1 2 lyme 1 ylymed 1 **limer** n. "hound for tracking," s.v. limer\\1 OED. KEY: limer@n **limer** n 2 lymere 1 lymeres 1 **limitacioun** n. "allotted district," s.v. limitation OED. KEY: limitacioun@n **limitacioun** n 1 lymytacioun 1 **limiten** v. "assign (a date)," s.v. limit v. OED. KEY: limiten@v **limiten** v 1 lymyte 1 **limitour** n. "friar assigned to a district," s.v. limiter OED. KEY: limitour@n **limitour** n 7 lymytour 6 lymytours 1 **Limote** n. "Elmyas the sorcerer (in the Bible) (probably)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: limote@n#propn **limote** n#propn 1 limote 1 **limrod** n. "stick smeared with birdlime," s.v. lime-rod OED, lim n.(2) MED. KEY: limrod@n **limrod** n 1 lymrod 1 **linage** n. "lineage, family; nobility of birth," s.v. lineage OED. KEY: linage@n **linage** n 25 lynage 25 **Lincoln** n. "Lincoln, the city," place name; not in MED. KEY: lincoln@n#propn **lincoln** n#propn 1 lyncoln 1 **linde** n. "linden, the tree," s.v. lind OED. KEY: linde@n **linde** n 3 lynde 2 lyndes 1 **line** n.(1) "line, lineage; cord, rope; plumb line; straight line," s.v. line sb.\\2 OED. KEY: line@n1 **line** n1 121 ligne 3 line 1 lyne 116 lynes 1 **linen** v.(1) "(ppl.) lined, with inner surface covered," s.v. line v.\\1 OED. KEY: linen@v1 **linen** v1 1 lyned 1 **line-right** n., adj., adv. "(as adj. and adv.) straight," s.v. line-right OED. KEY: line-right@adj line-right@adv **line-right** adj 1 lyne-right 1 **line-right** adv 2 lyne-right 2 **Linian** n. "Giovanni da Lignano," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: linian@n#propn **linian** n#propn 1 lynyan 1 **Lino** n. "Lynceus, husband of Hypermnestra," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lino@n#propn **lino** n#propn 6 lyno 6 **linx** n. "lynx," s.v. lynx OED. KEY: linx@n **linx** n 1 lynx 1 **lioun** n.(1) "lion; (astro.) the zodiacal sign of Leo," s.v. lion sb. OED. KEY: lioun@n1 **lioun** n1 54 leo 3 leon 16 leoun 19 leouns 1 lyoun 12 lyouns 3 **liounesse** n. "lioness," s.v. lioness OED. KEY: liounesse@n **liounesse** n 4 leonesse 1 lyonesse 3 **lippe** n.(1) "lip," s.v. lip sb. OED. KEY: lippe@n1 **lippe** n1 7 lippe 1 lippes 5 lyppes 1 **lire** n.(2) "flesh," s.v. lire sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lire@n2 **lire** n2 1 leere 1 **lisse** n. "relief, remission; joy," s.v. liss OED. KEY: lisse@n **lisse** n 4 lisse 3 lysse 1 **lissen** v. "relieve, mitigate," s.v. lisse v. OED. KEY: lissen@v **lissen** v 5 lisse 1 lissed 1 lissen 1 lysse 1 ylissed 1 **list** n.(1) "ear," s.v. list sb.\\1 OED. KEY: list@n1 **list** n1 1 lyst 1 **list** n.(2) "desire; pleasure," s.v. list sb.\\4 OED. KEY: list@n2 **list** n2 10 lest 7 lestes 1 list 2 **liste** n.(2) "(pl.) lists, tournament field," s.v. list sb.\\3 OED. KEY: liste@n2 **liste** n2 15 lystes 15 **listen** v.(1) "(impersonal) be pleasing, desirous to; (personal) wish, want, be pleased," s.v. list v.\\1 OED. KEY: listen@v1 **listen** v1 337 lest 25 leste 80 lesteth 2 list 126 liste 63 listen 3 listeth 6 lyst 21 lyste 10 lysten 1 **listen** v.(2) "listen," s.v. list v.\\2 OED. KEY: listen@v2 **listen** v2 2 listeth 2 **litarge** n. "litharge, lead monoxide," s.v. litharge OED. KEY: litarge@n **litarge** n 2 litarge 1 lytarge 1 **litargie** n. "lethargy," s.v. lethargy sb. OED. KEY: litargie@n **litargie** n 2 litargie 1 litargye 1 **lite** adj.(1) "little; humble," s.v. lite sb.\\1, a., and adv. OED. KEY: lite@adj1 **lite** adj1 39 lite 19 lyte 20 **lite** adv. "little, not much," s.v. lite sb.\\1, a., and adv. OED. KEY: lite@adv **lite** adv 9 lite 5 lyte 4 **lite** n.(3) "little, little while, little bit," s.v. lite sb.\\1, a., and adv. OED. KEY: lite@n3 **lite** n3 34 lite 26 lyte 8 **litel** adj. "little," s.v. little a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: litel@adj **litel** adj 183 litel 155 litele 1 litil 9 litle 2 lytel 15 lytil 1 **litel** adv. "little, not much," s.v. little adv. a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: litel@adv **litel** adv 72 litel 55 litil 10 lytel 6 lytil 1 **litel** n. "little, not much," s.v. little a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: litel@n **litel** n 24 litel 15 litil 6 lytel 3 **litelwhat** n. "somewhat," s.v. littlewhat OED, litel what phr. MED. KEY: litel\_what@n **litel\_what** n 1 litelwhat 1 **litestere** n. "dyer (of cloth)," s.v. litster OED. KEY: litestere@n **litestere** n 1 litestere 1 **lith** n.(1) "limb, bodily member," s.v. lith sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lith@n1 **lith** n1 2 lith 1 lyth 1 **lithe** adj. "easy, soft," s.v. lithe a. OED. KEY: lithe@adj **lithe** adj 1 lythe 1 **lithen** v.(2) "ease, mitigate," s.v. lithe v.\\2 OED. KEY: lithen@v2 **lithen** v2 1 lithe 1 **litherli** adv. "poorly," s.v. litherly adv. OED. KEY: litherli@adv **litherli** adv 1 litherly 1 **liven** v.(1) "live, exist," s.v. live v.\\1 OED. KEY: liven@v1 **liven** v1 215 ilyved 1 levede 1 live 5 livede 1 liven 3 livyng 1 livyth 1 lyve 96 lyved 18 lyvede 4 lyveden 1 lyven 46 lyvest 3 lyvestow 1 lyveth 26 lyvynge 7 **livere** n.(1) "liver, the organ," s.v. liver sb.\\1 OED. KEY: livere@n1 **livere** n1 1 lyvere 1 **livere** n.(2) "liver, living creature," s.v. liver sb.\\2 OED. KEY: livere@n2 **livere** n2 1 lyvere 1 **livere** n.(3) "livery, official costume," s.v. livery sb. OED. KEY: livere@n3 **livere** n3 1 lyveree 1 **Livia** n. "Livia Drusilla, lover of Sejanus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: livia@n#propn **livia** n#propn 2 lyvia 2 **livinge** ger. "living, life; mode of life; sustenance," s.v. living vbl. sb. OED. KEY: livinge@ger **livinge** ger 15 lyvyng 3 lyvynge 11 lyvynges 1 **livinge** ppl. adj. "living, alive," s.v. living ppl. a. OED. KEY: livinge@prp#adj **livinge** prp#adj 3 livynge 1 lyvynge 2 **Livius** n. "Livy (Titus Livius), the Roman historian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: livius@n#propn **livius** n#propn 3 livius 1 lyvius 1 lyvyus 1 **lo** interj. "behold, lo," s.v. lo int. OED. KEY: lo@interj **lo** interj 227 lo 175 loo 52 **lode** n. "load," s.v. load sb. OED. KEY: lode@n **lode** n 1 lode 1 **lode-sterre** n. "the pole star," s.v. lodestar, loadstar OED. KEY: lode-sterre@n **lode-sterre** n 3 lode-sterre 2 loode-sterre 1 **lod-manage** n. "pilotage, navigation," s.v. lodemenage OED. KEY: lod-manage@n **lod-manage** n 1 lodemenage 1 **lod-man** n. "pilot," s.v. lodeman OED. KEY: lod-man@n **lod-man** n 1 lodman 1 **lof** n.(2) "loaf (of bread)," s.v. loaf sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lof@n2 **lof** n2 1 loves 1 **lofsom** adj. "lovely," s.v. lovesome a. OED. KEY: lofsom@adj **lofsom** adj 2 lufsom 2 **loft** n. "upper room; high," s.v. loft sb. OED. KEY: loft@n **loft** n 2 lofte 2 **logge** n.(2) "small building, chicken coop," s.v. lodge sb. OED. KEY: logge@n2 **logge** n2 1 logge 1 **loggen** v. "(ppl.) lodged," s.v. lodge v. OED. KEY: loggen@v **loggen** v 3 logged 2 ylogged 1 **logginge** ger. "lodging," s.v. lodging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: logginge@ger **logginge** ger 1 loggyng 1 **logike** n. "logic," s.v. logic sb. OED. KEY: logike@n **logike** n 1 logyk 1 **Loi** n. "Saint Eligius," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: loi@n#propn **loi** n#propn 2 loy 2 **lok** n.(1) "lock of hair," s.v. lock sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lok@n1 **lok** n1 6 lokkes 6 **lok** n.(4) "look, looking," s.v. look sb. OED. KEY: lok@n4 **lok** n4 29 lok 8 look 21 **loken** v.(1) "lock, confine," s.v. lock v.\\1 sb. OED. KEY: loken@v1 **loken** v1 2 loke 1 loken 1 **loken** v.(2) "look at, see; look, appear, seem; look for, search; consider, find out; see to, take care," s.v. look v. OED. KEY: loken@v2 **loken** v2 222 lok 1 loke 53 loked 12 lokede 1 lokeden 1 loken 21 loketh 20 lokid 2 lokide 2 lokith 4 lokynge 4 look 2 looke 50 looked 19 lookede 1 looken 6 lookest 1 looketh 16 lookid 1 lookith 2 lookyd 1 lookynge 2 **lokinge** ger. "look, gaze; appearance; astrological aspect," s.v. looking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: lokinge@ger **lokinge** ger 41 loking 1 lokyng 12 lokynge 11 lookyng 6 lookynge 11 **Lollere** n. "Lollard," s.v. Loller\\1 OED. KEY: lollere@n **lollere** n 2 lollere 2 **Lollius** n. "Lollius, (fictitious) historian of the Trojan War," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lollius@n#propn **lollius** n#propn 3 lollius 3 **lomb** n. "lamb," s.v. lamb sb. OED. KEY: lomb@n **lomb** n 14 lamb 8 lambes 3 lomb 3 **Lombard** n. & adj. "(as n.) Lombard," s.v. Lombard sb.\\1 and a. OED. KEY: lombard@n **lombard** n 1 lumbardes 1 **Lombardie** n. "Lombardy, in northern Italy," place name. KEY: lombardie@n#propn **lombardie** n#propn 7 lumbardye 7 **lomb-skinnes** n. (pl.) "lambskin," s.v. lambskin sb. OED, lomb n. MED. KEY: lomb-skinnes@n **lomb-skinnes** n 1 lambe-skynnes 1 **lond** n. "land, earth; country, realm; property, farmland," s.v. land sb. OED. KEY: lond@n **lond** n 95 land 22 landes 1 lond 58 londe 11 londes 3 **London** n. "London," place name. KEY: london@n#propn **london** n#propn 7 london 1 londoun 6 **lone** n.(1) "loan; gift," s.v. loan sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lone@n1 **lone** n1 2 loone 2 **long** adj.(1) "long, extensive; long-lasting," s.v. long a.\\1 OED. KEY: long@adj1 **long** adj1 176 lange 1 long 66 longe 108 longest 1 **long** adj.(2) "on account (of), attributable to," s.v. long a.\\2 OED. KEY: long@adj2 **long** adj2 2 long 2 **longe** adv. "long; for a long time," s.v. long adv. OED. KEY: longe@adv **longe** adv 153 long 8 longe 144 longer 1 **longe** n. "lung," s.v. lung OED. KEY: longe@n **longe** n 1 longes 1 **longen** v.(1) "long, yearn, desire," s.v. long v.\\1 OED. KEY: longen@v1 **longen** v1 10 longe 4 longed 1 longen 2 longeth 3 **longen** v.(3) "belong, concern; befit, suit," s.v. long v.\\2 OED. KEY: longen@v3 **longen** v3 25 longed 1 longen 5 longeth 15 longing 1 longynge 3 **longinqua** Lat. adj. "far removed." KEY: longinqua@lat\_adj **longinqua** lat\_adj 1 longinqua 1 **longitude** n. "(astro.) longitude," s.v. longitude OED. KEY: longitude@n **longitude** n 27 longitude 22 longitudes 5 **Longius** n. "Longinus, the centurion at the Crucifixion," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: longius@n#propn **longius** n#propn 1 longius 1 **Looth** n. "Lot (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: looth@n#propn **looth** n#propn 1 looth 1 **loppe** n.(1) "spider," s.v. lop sb.\\1 OED. KEY: loppe@n1 **loppe** n1 2 loppe 2 **lop-web** n. "spider web," s.v. lop-web OED, loppe n.(1) MED. KEY: lop-web@n **lop-web** n 1 lopweb 1 **lord** n. "lord (also as quasi-adj. as title; also as interj.)," s.v. lord sb. OED. KEY: lord@n lord@n#adj **lord** n#adj 68 lord 68 **lord** n 423 lord 330 lordes 90 lordis 3 **lorden** v. "rule," s.v. lord v. OED. KEY: lorden@v **lorden** v 1 lordeth 1 **lordinge** n. "lord, gentleman," s.v. lording sb. OED. KEY: lordinge@n **lordinge** n 22 lordynges 22 **lordli** adv. "in a lordly manner," s.v. lordly a. and adv. OED. KEY: lordli@adv **lordli** adv 1 lordly 1 **lordshipe** n. "lordship, authority, office of a lord; power, rule; patronage, protection," s.v. lordship sb. OED. KEY: lordshipe@n **lordshipe** n 45 lord-shipes 1 lordschipe 5 lordschipes 2 lordship 2 lordshipe 26 lordshipes 9 **lore** n.(1) "loss," s.v. lore sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lore@n1 **lore** n1 1 lore 1 **lore** n.(2) "lore, knowledge; teaching; advice," s.v. lore sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lore@n2 **lore** n2 34 loore 24 lore 10 **Lorein** n. "Lorraine, in France," place name; not in MED. KEY: lorein@n#propn **lorein** n#propn 2 loreyn 1 loreyne 1 **lorel** n. "scoundrel," s.v. lorel sb. and a. OED. KEY: lorel@n **lorel** n 2 lorel 2 **los** adj. "loose, free, unrestrained," s.v. loose a. and adv. OED. KEY: los@adj **los** adj 7 laus 2 lause 1 loos 3 lous 1 **los** n.(1) "loss; perdition," s.v. loss sb.\\1 OED. KEY: los@n1 **los** n1 16 los 15 losse 1 **los** n.(2) "good reputation, fame, praise; infamy; news, rumor," s.v. lose sb.\\1 OED. KEY: los@n2 **los** n2 19 loos 16 los 2 loses 1 **losen** v.(2) "lose, be deprived of," s.v. lose v.\\1 OED, lost ppl. a. OED. KEY: losen@v2 losen@v2#adj **losen** v2#adj 5 ilost 2 loste 1 ylost 2 **losen** v2 101 lost 78 loste 15 losten 4 ylost 4 **losenge** n. "lozenge, diamond-shaped ornament," s.v. lozenge sb. OED. KEY: losenge@n **losenge** n 2 losenges 2 **losenger** n. "flatterer," s.v. losenger OED. KEY: losenger@n **losenger** n 6 losengeour 2 losenger 1 losengeris 1 losengers 2 **losengerie** n. "flattery," s.v. losengery OED. KEY: losengerie@n **losengerie** n 1 losengerie 1 **loste** n. "loss (of property)," s.v. lost sb. OED. KEY: loste@n **loste** n 1 lost 1 **lot** n.(1) "lot, fortune; turn," s.v. lot sb. OED. KEY: lot@n1 **lot** n1 4 lot 4 **loten** v.(1) "(ppl.) lurking," s.v. lote v.\\1 OED. KEY: loten@v1 **loten** v1 1 lotynge 1 **loth** adj. "loath, unwilling; hateful, distasteful," s.v. loath, loth a. OED. KEY: loth@adj **loth** adj 26 looth 15 loothe 1 loth 7 lother 1 lothest 2 **loth** adv. "loath, with difficulty," s.v. loath a. OED. KEY: loth@adv **loth** adv 1 looth 1 **loth** n. "something (or someone) hateful, distasteful," s.v. loath sb. OED. KEY: loth@n **loth** n 2 looth 1 loth 1 **lothli** adj. "loathly, ugly," s.v. loathly a. OED. KEY: lothli@adj **lothli** adj 1 loothly 1 **loud** adj. "loud," s.v. loud a. OED. KEY: loud@adj **loud** adj 10 loud 5 loude 3 lowde 2 **loude** adv. "loud, loudly," s.v. loud adv. OED. KEY: loude@adv **loude** adv 41 loude 31 louder 1 lowd 2 lowde 7 **loue** adj. "low; soft, quiet; humble; inferior," s.v. low a. and sb. OED. KEY: loue@adj **loue** adj 42 lough 3 low 6 lowe 21 lower 4 lowere 3 lowest 1 loweste 3 lowist 1 **loue** adv. "low; quietly; humbly," s.v. low adv. OED. KEY: loue@adv **loue** adv 38 low 1 lowe 36 lowest 1 **loue** n.(3) "(something or someone) low in rank or importance," s.v. low a. and sb. OED. KEY: loue@n3 **loue** n3 9 logh 2 lough 2 lowe 2 loweste 3 **Louis** n. "Louis, Chaucer's son," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: louis@n#propn **louis** n#propn 3 lowys 3 **louke** n.(2) "accomplice," s.v. louke OED. KEY: louke@n2 **louke** n2 1 lowke 1 **louli** adj. "lowly, humble," s.v. lowly a. OED. KEY: louli@adj **louli** adj 3 lowely 2 lowly 1 **louli** adv. "lowly, humbly," s.v. lowly adv. OED. KEY: louli@adv **louli** adv 7 lowely 6 lowly 1 **lounesse** n. "lowness, humility," s.v. lowness OED. KEY: lounesse@n **lounesse** n 2 lowenesse 2 **louren** v. "(ppl.) frowned; (ppl. adj.) frowning," s.v. lour, lower v. OED, louring, lowering ppl. a. OED. KEY: louren@v louren@v#adj **louren** v#adj 1 louryng 1 **louren** v 1 loured 1 **lousi** adj. "lousy, infected with lice," s.v. lousy a. OED. KEY: lousi@adj **lousi** adj 1 lowsy 1 **louten** v.(1) "bow, bend," s.v. lout v.\\1 OED. KEY: louten@v1 **louten** v1 5 loute 3 loutede 1 lowteth 1 **love** n.(1) "love (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. love sb. OED. KEY: love@n1 love@n1#propn **love** n1 564 love 544 loves 20 **love** n1#propn 110 love 94 loves 16 **love-dai** n. "day for settling disputes," s.v. loveday OED. KEY: love-dai@n **love-dai** n 2 love-dayes 2 **love-daunce** n. "lovers' dance"; not in OED, s.v. love n.(1) MED. KEY: love-daunce@n **love-daunce** n 1 love-daunces 1 **love-drinke** n. "potion for exciting love," s.v. love sb. OED, love n.(1) MED. KEY: love-drinke@n **love-drinke** n 1 love-drynke 1 **love-druri** n. "courtship," s.v. love-drury OED, love n.(1) MED. KEY: love-druri@n **love-druri** n 1 love-drury 1 **love-knotte** n. "intertwined device," s.v. love-knot OED, love n.(1) MED. KEY: love-knotte@n **love-knotte** n 1 love-knotte 1 **loveli** adj. "loving, amorous," s.v. lovely a. OED. KEY: loveli@adj **loveli** adj 1 lovely 1 **love-likinge** n. "romantic love"; not in OED; s.v. love n.(1) MED. KEY: love-likinge@n **love-likinge** n 1 love-likynge 1 **love-longinge** n. "yearning for love," s.v. love-longing OED, love n.(1) MED. KEY: love-longinge@n **love-longinge** n 4 love-longynge 4 **loven** v.(1) "love; (ppl. adj.) loving," s.v. love v.\\1 OED, loving ppl. a. OED. KEY: loven@v1 loven@v1#adj **loven** v1#adj 1 lovynge 1 **loven** v1 368 iloved 1 love 167 loved 78 lovede 18 loveden 1 lovedest 2 loven 36 lovest 5 loveth 58 lovynge 1 yloved 1 **lovere** n.(2) "lover," s.v. lover\\1 OED. KEY: lovere@n2 **lovere** n2 83 lover 8 lovere 33 loveres 15 loveris 6 lovers 19 loverys 1 lovyere 1 **love-tidinges** n. "(pl.) news of love affairs"; not in OED; s.v. love n.(1) MED. KEY: love-tidinges@n **love-tidinges** n 1 love-tydynges 1 **lovinge** ger.(1) "loving," s.v. loving vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lovinge@ger1 **lovinge** ger1 16 lovyng 7 lovynge 9 **Lucan** n. "Lucan (Marcus Annaeus Lucanus)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lucan@n#propn **lucan** n#propn 5 lucan 5 **Luc** n. "Saint Luke the Evangelist (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: luc@n#propn **luc** n#propn 3 luc 3 **luce** n. "pike, the fish," s.v. luce\\1 OED. KEY: luce@n **luce** n 1 luce 1 **Lucia** n. "Lucilia, wife of Lucretius," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lucia@n#propn **lucia** n#propn 2 lucia 1 lucye 1 **Lucifer** n.(1) "Lucifer, the Devil," proper n.; s.v. Lucifer n. MED. KEY: lucifer@n1#propn **lucifer** n1#propn 3 lucifer 3 **Lucifer** n.(2) "Lucifer, the morning star," s.v. Lucifer n. MED. KEY: lucifer@n2 **lucifer** n2 4 lucifer 1 lucyfer 3 **Lucina** n. "Lucina (Diana), goddess of the moon," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lucina@n#propn **lucina** n#propn 3 lucina 2 lucyna 1 **lucre** n. "illicit profit," s.v. lucre sb. OED. KEY: lucre@n **lucre** n 2 lucre 2 **Lucresse** n. "Lucretia, wife of Lucus Tarquinius Collatinus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: lucresse@n#propn **lucresse** n#propn 9 lucrece 1 lucresse 8 **lullen** v. "lull, soothe," s.v. lull v.\\1 OED. KEY: lullen@v **lullen** v 3 lulled 1 lulleth 2 **Luna** n. "(alchem.) the moon, a name for silver," s.v. Luna OED. KEY: luna@n **luna** n 2 luna 2 **lunarie** n.(1) "moon-wort, a fern," s.v. lunary sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lunarie@n1 **lunarie** n1 1 lunarie 1 **lure** n.(1) "device for recalling a hawk," s.v. lure sb.\\2 OED. KEY: lure@n1 **lure** n1 3 lure 2 lures 1 **luren** v.(1) "recall a hawk," s.v. lure v. OED. KEY: luren@v1 **luren** v1 1 lure 1 **lurken** v. "lurk," s.v. lurk v. OED. KEY: lurken@v **lurken** v 5 lurked 1 lurkinge 1 lurkynge 3 **lushe-burgh** n. & adj. "(as n.) a counterfeit coin," s.v. lushburg OED. KEY: lushe-burgh@n **lushe-burgh** n 1 lussheburghes 1 **lust** n. "desire, wish; sexual desire; pleasure, delight (also as proper n., personified); object of desire; beloved," s.v. lust sb. OED. KEY: lust@n lust@n#propn **lust** n 99 lust 90 lustes 9 **lust** n#propn 3 lust 3 **lusten** v. "(impers.) be pleasing to, wish," s.v. lust v. OED. KEY: lusten@v **lusten** v 11 lust 8 luste 3 **lusti** adj. "lusty, vigorous; pleasing, attractive; cheerful; amorous; (as n.) lusty person," s.v. lusty OED. KEY: lusti@adj lusti@adj#n **lusti** adj 52 lustier 1 lusty 50 lustyeste 1 **lusti** adj#n 1 lusty 1 **lustihede** n. "cheerfulness; pleasure," s.v. lustihead OED. KEY: lustihede@n **lustihede** n 4 lustiheed 2 lustyhede 2 **lustili** adv. "cheerfully; pleasingly; eagerly," s.v. lustily adv. OED. KEY: lustili@adv **lustili** adv 8 lustely 1 lustily 4 lustyly 3 **lustinesse** n. "cheer, merriment; pleasure; vigor," s.v. lustiness OED. KEY: lustinesse@n **lustinesse** n 4 lustinesse 1 lustynesse 3 **lute** n.(1) "lute, the musical instrument," s.v. lute sb.\\1 OED. KEY: lute@n1 **lute** n1 2 lute 1 lutes 1 **luxurie** n. "lechery, lust, sexual desire," s.v. luxury OED. KEY: luxurie@n **luxurie** n 7 luxure 1 luxures 1 luxurie 4 luxuris 1 **luxurious** adj. "excessive, outrageous," s.v. luxurious a. OED. KEY: luxurious@adj **luxurious** adj 1 luxurious 1 **Lyeys** n. "Ayas, in Armenia," place name; not in MED. KEY: lyeys@n#propn **lyeys** n#propn 1 lyeys 1 **-- M --** **ma** Fr. pron. "my." KEY: ma@fr\_pron **ma** fr\_pron 1 ma 1 **Mabely** n. "Mabely (Mabel), the old woman in FrT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: mabely@n#propn **mabely** n#propn 1 mabely 1 **mace** n. "mace, steel club," s.v. mace sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mace@n **mace** n 6 mace 3 maces 3 **Macedo** n. "the Macedonian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: macedo@n#propn **macedo** n#propn 1 macedo 1 **Macedone** adj. & n. "(as n.) Macedonia," place name. KEY: macedone@n#propn **macedone** n#propn 3 macedoyne 1 macidonye 1 macidoyne 1 **Machabee** n.(1) "Book of Machabees (in the Apocrypha)," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: machabee@n1#propn **machabee** n1#propn 2 machabee 2 **Machabee** n.(2) "Judas Maccabeus (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: machabee@n2#propn **machabee** n2#propn 2 machabee 1 machabeus 1 **Macrobeus** n. "Macrobius (Ambrosius Theodosius Macrobius), an authority on dreams," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: macrobeus@n#propn **macrobeus** n#propn 4 macrobes 1 macrobeus 2 macrobye 1 **mad** adj. "mad, insane; frenzied, distraught," s.v. mad a. OED. KEY: mad@adj **mad** adj 8 mad 7 madde 1 **ma-dame** n. & phr. "(as n.) my lady (also as title as quasi-adj.)," s.v. madam sb. OED. KEY: ma-dame@n ma-dame@n#adj **ma-dame** n#adj 3 madame 3 **ma-dame** n 26 madame 26 **madden** v. "go mad, be crazy; rave," s.v. mad v. OED. KEY: madden@v **madden** v 5 madde 5 **madere** n. "plant used as a dye," s.v. madder sb.\\1 OED. KEY: madere@n **madere** n 1 mader 1 **madnesse** n. "madness," s.v. madness OED. KEY: madnesse@n **madnesse** n 2 madnesse 2 **Madrian** n. "a saint(?), not identified," proper n. KEY: madrian@n#propn **madrian** n#propn 1 madrian 1 **mafai** interj. "by my faith," s.v. mafey int. OED, feith n. MED. KEY: mafai@interj **mafai** interj 1 mafay 1 **mageste** n. "majesty," s.v. majesty OED. KEY: mageste@n **mageste** n 15 mageste 1 magestee 11 majeste 2 majestee 1 **magicien** n. "magician," s.v. magician OED. KEY: magicien@n **magicien** n 4 magicien 3 magiciens 1 **magike** n. "magic, sorcery; natural science," s.v. magic sb. OED. KEY: magike@n **magike** n 9 magik 3 magyk 6 **magistrat** n. "magistrate," s.v. magistrate sb. OED. KEY: magistrat@n **magistrat** n 1 magistrat 1 **magnanimite** n. "magnanimity," s.v. magnanimity OED. KEY: magnanimite@n **magnanimite** n 2 magnanimitee 1 magnanymytee 1 **Magnesia** n. "(alchem.) ingredient of the philosophers' stone," s.v. Magnesia OED. KEY: magnesia@n **magnesia** n 2 magnasia 2 **magnificence** n. "magnificence, splendor; doing virtuous great works," s.v. magnificence OED. KEY: magnificence@n **magnificence** n 5 magnificence 5 **magnifien** v. "(ppl.) magnified, made great," s.v. magnify v. OED. KEY: magnifien@v **magnifien** v 1 magnified 1 **magnifiinge** ger. "magnifying, enhancement," s.v. magnifying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: magnifiinge@ger **magnifiinge** ger 1 magnyfyinge 1 **Magus** n. "(Simon) Magus, a sorcerer (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: magus@n#propn **magus** n#propn 2 magus 2 **Mahoun** n. "Mohammed," proper n. KEY: mahoun@n#propn **mahoun** n#propn 2 mahoun 2 **mai** n.(1) "maiden," s.v. may sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mai@n1 **mai** n1 3 may 3 **Mai** n.(2) "May, the month," s.v. May sb.\\3 OED. KEY: mai@n2 **mai** n2 43 maius 1 may 40 mayes 2 **Mai** n.(3) "May, the young wife in MerT," proper n.; s.v. Mai n.(2) MED. KEY: mai@n3#propn **mai** n3#propn 29 may 25 mayus 4 **maide** n. & adj. "(as n. and adj.) maid," s.v. maid sb.\\1 OED. KEY: maide@adj maide@n **maide** adj 3 mayde 3 **maide** n 71 maide 2 mayde 68 maydes 1 **maiden** n. "maiden," s.v. maiden sb. and a. OED. KEY: maiden@n **maiden** n 52 mayden 30 maydenes 5 maydens 17 **maidenhede** n. "maidenhood, virginity," s.v. maidenhead\\1 OED. KEY: maidenhede@n **maidenhede** n 20 maidenhede 1 maydenhed 1 maydenhede 17 maydenhod 1 **maille** n. "mail, chain armor," s.v. mail sb.\\1 OED. KEY: maille@n **maille** n 2 maille 2 **maime** n. "maiming, mutilation," s.v. maim sb. OED. KEY: maime@n **maime** n 1 maheym 1 **maimen** v. "maim," s.v. maim v. OED. KEY: maimen@v **maimen** v 1 mayme 1 **maintenaunce** n. "bearing, deportment," s.v. maintenance OED. KEY: maintenaunce@n **maintenaunce** n 1 meyntenaunce 1 **maintenen** v. "maintain, support," s.v. maintain v. OED. KEY: maintenen@v **maintenen** v 6 mayntene 6 **maister** n. "master, teacher; Master of Arts; (also as title as quasi-adj.); (as adj.; cf. maister-strete n.) chief, main," s.v. master sb.\\1 OED. KEY: maister@n maister@n#adj **maister** n 54 maister 44 maistre 1 maistres 5 mayster 4 **maister** n#adj 5 maister 4 mayster 1 **maisterful** adj. "masterful, domineering," s.v. masterful a. OED. KEY: maisterful@adj **maisterful** adj 1 maisterfull 1 **maister-hunte** n. "master huntsman"; not in OED, s.v. maister n. MED. KEY: maister-hunte@n **maister-hunte** n 1 mayster-hunte 1 **maister-strete** n. "main thoroughfare, main street," s.v. master sb.\\1 OED, maister n. MED. KEY: maister-strete@n **maister-strete** n 2 mayster-strete 2 **maister-toun** n. "main city," s.v. master sb.\\1 OED, maister n. MED. KEY: maister-toun@n **maister-toun** n 1 mayster-toun 1 **maister-tour** n. "main tower," s.v. master sb.\\1 OED, maister n. MED. KEY: maister-tour@n **maister-tour** n 1 maister-tour 1 **maistresse** n. "mistress, sovereign lady; governess, teacher," s.v. mistress sb. OED. KEY: maistresse@n **maistresse** n 16 maistresse 11 maistresses 1 maystresse 3 mistresse 1 **maistrie** n. "mastery, dominion; power; skill; masterful achievement, (with for the) extreme degree," s.v. mastery OED. KEY: maistrie@n **maistrie** n 27 maistrie 21 maistrye 5 maystrye 1 **major** Lat. adj. "greater." KEY: major@lat\_adj **major** lat\_adj 1 major 1 **make** n.(1) "mate; equal; rival," s.v. make sb.\\1 OED. KEY: make@n1 **make** n1 28 make 26 makes 2 **makeles** adj. "matchless, without equal," s.v. makeless a. OED. KEY: makeles@adj **makeles** adj 1 makeles 1 **maken** v.(1) "make; create, compose; bring about a condition, cause," s.v. make v.\\1 OED. KEY: maken@v1 **maken** v1 1090 maad 55 maade 3 mad 27 made 251 maden 17 madest 9 mak 1 make 332 maked 71 makeden 1 makedest 1 maken 147 makes 1 makest 6 makestow 2 maketh 128 makid 19 makith 11 makyd 1 makyng 2 makynge 5 **maken** v.(2) "match, achieve equality," s.v. make v.\\2 OED. KEY: maken@v2 **maken** v2 1 make 1 **makere** n. "maker, creator; composer, author," s.v. maker OED. KEY: makere@n **makere** n 20 maker 3 makere 17 **makinge** ger. "making; composing; literary composition," s.v. making vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: makinge@ger **makinge** ger 7 makyng 6 makynge 1 **Makomete** n. "Mohammed," proper n. KEY: makomete@n#propn **makomete** n#propn 2 makomete 1 makometes 1 **maladie** n. "malady, disease," s.v. malady OED. KEY: maladie@n **maladie** n 43 maladie 13 maladies 3 maladye 24 maladyes 3 **malapert** adj. "presumptuous," s.v. malapert a. and sb. OED. KEY: malapert@adj **malapert** adj 1 malapert 1 **male** adj.(2) "male, masculine," s.v. male a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: male@adj2 **male** adj2 1 male 1 **male** n.(1) "male, man," s.v. male a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: male@n1 **male** n1 2 male 2 **male** n.(2) "bag, pouch," s.v. mail sb.\\3 OED. KEY: male@n2 **male** n2 5 male 5 **malefice** n. "sorcery," s.v. malefice OED. KEY: malefice@n **malefice** n 2 malefice 2 **malencolie** n. "melancholy, black bile; the melancholic humor; anger; gloom, depression," s.v. melancholy sb. OED. KEY: malencolie@n **malencolie** n 8 malencolie 5 malencolye 2 melancolye 1 **malencolik** adj. "melancholic, composed of black bile," s.v. melancholic a. and sb. OED. KEY: malencolik@adj **malencolik** adj 1 malencolik 1 **malencolious** adj. "melancholy, sad," s.v. melancholious a. OED. KEY: malencolious@adj **malencolious** adj 1 melancolyous 1 **malice** n. "malice, hatred," s.v. malice sb. OED. KEY: malice@n **malice** n 29 malice 23 malyce 6 **malicious** adj. "malicious, hostile," s.v. malicious a. OED. KEY: malicious@adj **malicious** adj 1 malicious 1 **malignite** n. "malice, ill will," s.v. malignity OED. KEY: malignite@n **malignite** n 1 malignitee 1 **Maline** n. "Malyne, the Miller's daughter in RvT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: maline@n#propn **maline** n#propn 1 malyne 1 **malisoun** n. "curse," s.v. malison sb. OED. KEY: malisoun@n **malisoun** n 5 malisoun 5 **Malkin** n.(1) "Malkin, a servant girl in NPT," proper n.; s.v. Malkin n. MED. KEY: malkin@n1#propn **malkin** n1#propn 1 malkyn 1 **Malkin** n.(2) "Malkin, generic name for a lower-class woman," proper n.; s.v. Malkin n. MED. KEY: malkin@n2#propn **malkin** n2#propn 1 malkynes 1 **Malle** n. "Malle, name of a sheep in NPT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: malle@n#propn **malle** n#propn 1 malle 1 **malliable** adj. "malleable," s.v. malleable a. OED. KEY: malliable@adj **malliable** adj 1 malliable 1 **malorum** Lat. n. "of evils." KEY: malorum@lat\_n **malorum** lat\_n 2 malorum 2 **maltalent** n. "ill will, hostility," s.v. maltalent OED. KEY: maltalent@n **maltalent** n 2 maltalent 2 **malt** n. "malt," s.v. malt sb. OED. KEY: malt@n **malt** n 3 malt 3 **malvesie** n. "malmsey, strong sweet wine," s.v. malvoisie OED. KEY: malvesie@n **malvesie** n 1 malvesye 1 **manace** n. "menace, threat," s.v. menace sb. OED. KEY: manace@n **manace** n 5 manace 3 manaces 2 **manacen** v. "menace, threaten," s.v. menace v. OED. KEY: manacen@v **manacen** v 6 manace 1 manaced 1 manaceth 2 manasyng 1 manasynge 1 **manacinge** ger. "menace, threat," s.v. menacing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: manacinge@ger **manacinge** ger 1 manasynge 1 **man** n. & indef. pron. "man; (as indef. pron.) one, someone," s.v. man sb.\\1 OED, man indef. pron. OED, man n. MED, man pron. indef. MED; cf. men pron. indef. KEY: man@n **man** n 2334 man 1312 mannes 81 mannys 4 men 926 mennes 11 **mane** n. "word that appeared on the wall at Belshazzar's feast"; not in OED; s.v. mane n. MED Suppl. KEY: mane@n **mane** n 2 mane 2 **maner** n.(1) "manor, dwelling-place," s.v. manor OED. KEY: maner@n1 **maner** n1 1 maner 1 **manere** n. "manner; sort, form; way, means; custom, behavior (also as proper n., personified); due measure; (as adj.) sort, kind of," s.v. manner sb.\\1 OED. KEY: manere@n manere@n#adj manere@n#propn **manere** n#adj 165 maner 95 manere 70 **manere** n 328 maneere 2 maner 18 manere 257 maneres 30 maneris 18 maners 2 manneres 1 **manere** n#propn 3 maner 2 manere 1 **Manes** n. pl. "Manes, gods of Hades," s.v. Manes sb. pl. OED. KEY: manes@n **manes** n 1 manes 1 **manhede** n. "manhood, manliness, qualities proper to a man; courage, nobility," s.v. manhead OED, manhood n. OED. KEY: manhede@n **manhede** n 10 manhede 3 manhod 7 **mani** adj. & n. "many," s.v. many a. and sb. OED; some entries s.v. mani-fold n. MED, mani-fold adj. MED, mani on phr. MED. KEY: mani@gram\_adj mani@n **mani** n 12 many 3 manye 9 **mani** gram\_adj 530 manie 1 many 444 manye 84 mony 1 **mania** n. "mania," s.v. manie OED. KEY: mania@n **mania** n 1 manye 1 **manifeste** adj. "manifest, clear, evident," s.v. manifest a. OED. KEY: manifeste@adj **manifeste** adj 3 manifest 1 manyfest 2 **manifeste** adv. "manifestly, clearly," s.v. manifest a. OED. KEY: manifeste@adv **manifeste** adv 1 manyfest 1 **manifesten** v. "manifest, make public," s.v. manifest v. OED. KEY: manifesten@v **manifesten** v 1 manyfesten 1 **mani-fold** adj. "numerous," s.v. manifold a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: mani-fold@adj **mani-fold** adj 1 manyfold 1 **man-kinde** n. "mankind," s.v. mankind sb. and a.\\1 OED. KEY: man-kinde@n **man-kinde** n 55 mankende 1 mankynde 54 **manli** adj. "manly, with the qualities proper to a man; noble, generous," s.v. manly a. OED. KEY: manli@adj **manli** adj 12 manly 12 **manli** adv.(1) "in a manly way, as proper to a man; boldly, nobly," s.v. manly adv. OED. KEY: manli@adv1 **manli** adv1 4 manly 4 **mannish** adj. "mannish, unwomanly; human," s.v. mannish a. OED. KEY: mannish@adj **mannish** adj 4 mannysh 1 mannyssh 3 **mansioun** n.(1) "mansion, residence; (astro.) planetary house; position of the moon," s.v. mansion sb. OED. KEY: mansioun@n1 **mansioun** n1 8 mansions 1 mansioun 5 mansiouns 1 mansyon 1 **man-slaughter** n. "manslaughter," s.v. manslaughter OED. KEY: man-slaughter@n **man-slaughter** n 9 manslaughtre 8 manslawhtre 1 **mansuete** adj. "gentle, meek," s.v. mansuete a. OED. KEY: mansuete@adj **mansuete** adj 1 mansuete 1 **mansuetude** n. "gentleness, meekness," s.v. mansuetude OED. KEY: mansuetude@n **mansuetude** n 1 mansuetude 1 **mantel** n. "mantle, sleeveless cloak, cover," s.v. mantle sb. OED. KEY: mantel@n **mantel** n 6 mantel 4 mantell 1 mantyl 1 **Mantoan** n. "of Mantua," s.v. Mantuan a. and sb. OED. KEY: mantoan@n **mantoan** n 1 mantoan 1 **manus** Lat. n. "hands." KEY: manus@lat\_n **manus** lat\_n 1 manus 1 **mapel** n. "maple tree," s.v. maple OED. KEY: mapel@n **mapel** n 2 maples 1 mapul 1 **mappe-mounde** n. "map of the world," s.v. mappemonde OED. KEY: mappe-mounde@n **mappe-mounde** n 1 mapamounde 1 **marble** n. "marble, the stone (also as adj.)," s.v. marble sb. OED. KEY: marble@n marble@n#adj **marble** n#adj 2 marble 1 marbul 1 **marble** n 3 marble 1 marbul 2 **marchaundise** n. "merchandise, wares; trading, doing business," s.v. merchandise sb. OED. KEY: marchaundise@n **marchaundise** n 8 marchandise 7 marchandises 1 **marchaunt** n. "merchant," s.v. merchant sb. and a. OED. KEY: marchaunt@n **marchaunt** n 34 marchant 21 marchantz 5 marchaunt 5 marchauntes 1 marchauntz 1 merchantz 1 **Marche** n.(1) "March, the month," s.v. March sb.\\2 OED. KEY: marche@n1 **marche** n1 11 march 11 **Marcia** n.(1) "Marsyas, a satyr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: marcia@n1#propn **marcia** n1#propn 1 marcia 1 **Marcia** n.(2) "Marcia Catoun, faithful Roman wife," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: marcia@n2#propn **marcia** n2#propn 1 marcia 1 **marcial** adj.(1) "martial," s.v. martial a. and sb. OED. KEY: marcial@adj1 **marcial** adj1 1 marcial 1 **Marcian** n. "Martianus Capella, Latin author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: marcian@n#propn **marcian** n#propn 2 marcian 2 **Marcien** adj.(1) "ruled by the planet Mars," s.v. martian a. and sb. OED. KEY: marcien@adj1 **marcien** adj1 1 marcien 1 **Marcius** Lat. n. "March, the month." KEY: marcius@lat\_n **marcius** lat\_n 1 marcius 1 **Marcus** n. "Cicero (Marcus Tullius Cicero)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: marcus@n#propn **marcus** n#propn 3 marcus 3 **Mardochee** n. "Mordecai (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: mardochee@n#propn **mardochee** n#propn 1 mardochee 1 **mareis** n. sg. & pl. "marsh," s.v. marish sb. and a.\\1 OED. KEY: mareis@n **mareis** n 3 mareys 3 **margine** n. "margin, rim," s.v. margin sb. OED. KEY: margine@n **margine** n 1 margyn 1 **mariage** n. "marriage," s.v. marriage OED. KEY: mariage@n **mariage** n 62 mariage 55 mariages 3 marriage 1 maryage 3 **mari-bon** n. "marrowbone," s.v. marrowbone OED. KEY: mari-bon@n **mari-bon** n 1 marybones 1 **Marie** n.(1) "the Virgin Mary (in the Bible)," proper n.; s.v. Marie n. MED. KEY: marie@n1#propn **marie** n1#propn 15 marie 14 marye 1 **Marie** n.(2) "Saint Mary the Egyptian," proper n.; s.v. Marie n. MED. KEY: marie@n2#propn **marie** n2#propn 1 marie 1 **marien** v. "marry," s.v. marry v. OED. KEY: marien@v **marien** v 5 maried 3 maryed 1 ymaried 1 **mariner** n. "mariner, seaman," s.v. mariner OED. KEY: mariner@n **mariner** n 3 maryneer 1 maryneres 1 maryners 1 **Mark** n. "Saint Mark the Evangelist (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: mark@n#propn **mark** n#propn 2 mark 2 **marke** n.(1) "mark, sign; birthmark; image, descendents (of Adam); (with sette) (make an) agreement," s.v. mark sb.\\1 OED. KEY: marke@n1 **marke** n1 7 mark 5 marke 1 merk 1 **marke** n.(2) "mark, the monetary unit, two-thirds of a pound," s.v. mark sb.\\2 OED. KEY: marke@n2 **marke** n2 3 marc 2 mark 1 **marken** v.(1) "mark, inscribe," s.v. mark v. OED. KEY: marken@v1 **marken** v1 12 marke 2 marked 5 marken 2 markide 1 merkid 1 ymarked 1 **market** n.(1) "market," s.v. market sb. OED. KEY: market@n1 **market** n1 2 market 2 **market-betere** n. "one who hangs around markets, bully," s.v. market sb. OED, market n.(1) MED. KEY: market-betere@n **market-betere** n 1 market-betere 1 **market-place** n. "market-place," s.v. market-place OED, market n.(1) MED. KEY: market-place@n **market-place** n 1 market-place 1 **markis** n. "marquis," s.v. marquis, marquess OED. KEY: markis@n **markis** n 33 markys 33 **markisesse** n. "marchioness," s.v. marquisess OED. KEY: markisesse@n **markisesse** n 4 markysesse 4 **marle-pit** n. "pit for digging marl, loam for fertilizer," s.v. marl-pit OED, marle n. MED. KEY: marle-pit@n **marle-pit** n 1 marle-pit 1 **Marmorike** adj. "(as n.) Marmarica, in Lybia," place name. KEY: marmorike@adj#n\_propn **marmorike** adj#n\_propn 1 marmoryke 1 **Marrok** n. "Morocco," place name; not in MED. KEY: marrok@n#propn **marrok** n#propn 1 marrok 1 **Mars** n. "Mars, god of war; the planet Mars," proper n. KEY: mars@n#propn **mars** n#propn 61 mars 61 **marshal** n. "marshal, master of court ceremonies," s.v. marshal sb. OED. KEY: marshal@n **marshal** n 2 marchal 2 **Marte** n. "Mars, god of war; the planet Mars," proper n. KEY: marte@n#propn **marte** n#propn 10 marte 5 martes 5 **Martin** n. "Saint Martin of Tours," proper n. KEY: martin@n#propn **martin** n#propn 1 martyn 1 **martir** n. "martyr," s.v. martyr sb. OED. KEY: martir@n **martir** n 8 martir 4 martirs 2 martyr 2 **martirdom** n. "martyrdom," s.v. martyrdom OED. KEY: martirdom@n **martirdom** n 5 martirdom 5 **martire** n. "martyrdom," s.v. martyre OED. KEY: martire@n **martire** n 1 martire 1 **martiren** v. "martyr, torment," s.v. martyr v. OED. KEY: martiren@v **martiren** v 1 martireth 1 **marwe** n.(1) "marrow," s.v. marrow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: marwe@n1 **marwe** n1 3 marie 1 mary 1 maryes 1 **masculine** adj. & n. "(as adj.) masculine," s.v. masculine a. and sb. OED. KEY: masculine@adj **masculine** adj 1 masculyn 1 **mase** n. "maze, labyrinth; source of confusion," s.v. maze sb. OED. KEY: mase@n **mase** n 3 mase 1 maze 2 **masednesse** n. "bewilderment," s.v. mazed ppl. a. OED. KEY: masednesse@n **masednesse** n 1 mazednesse 1 **maseline** n. "maple drinking bowl," s.v. maselin OED. KEY: maseline@n **maseline** n 1 mazelyn 1 **masen** v. "bewilder, stupefy; be bewildered; (ppl. adj.) bewildered, confused," s.v. maze v. OED, mazed ppl. a. OED. KEY: masen@v masen@v#adj **masen** v#adj 3 mased 1 mazed 2 **masen** v 3 mased 1 maze 2 **masken** v. "(ppl.) ensnared," s.v. mask v.\\1 OED. KEY: masken@v **masken** v 1 ymasked 1 **masonrie** n. "art of masonry; stonework," s.v. masonry sb. OED. KEY: masonrie@n **masonrie** n 2 masoneries 1 masonrye 1 **Massinisse** n. "Masinissa, king of Numidia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: massinisse@n#propn **massinisse** n#propn 1 massynisse 1 **mast** n.(1) "mast of a ship," s.v. mast sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mast@n1 **mast** n1 5 mast 5 **mast** n.(2) "nuts of forest trees, food for swine," s.v. mast sb.\\2 OED. KEY: mast@n2 **mast** n2 2 mast 2 **masti** adj. "(of swine) fattened with mast," s.v. masty a. OED. KEY: masti@adj **masti** adj 1 masty 1 **mat** adj. "defeated; exhausted," s.v. mate a. OED. KEY: mat@adj **mat** adj 6 maat 3 mat 3 **mat** interj. & n. "(as interj.) (chess) checkmate; (as n.) checkmate, defeated," s.v. mate sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mat@n mat@interj **mat** n 1 mat 1 **mat** interj 1 mat 1 **mater** Lat. n. "mother." KEY: mater@lat\_n **mater** lat\_n 1 mater 1 **matere** n. "matter, material; activity, business; subject matter; cause," s.v. matter sb.\\1 OED. KEY: matere@n **matere** n 159 mateere 39 mater 7 matere 89 materes 5 matiere 18 matires 1 **material** adj. "material, physical," s.v. material a. and sb. OED. KEY: material@adj **material** adj 3 material 3 **material** n. "material, physical substance," s.v. material a. and sb. OED. KEY: material@n **material** n 2 material 2 **Mathew** n. "Saint Matthew the Evangelist (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: mathew@n#propn **mathew** n#propn 6 mathew 6 **matin** n. "(pl.) matins, office recited at the first canonical hour," s.v. matin OED. KEY: matin@n **matin** n 1 matyns 1 **matrimoine** n. "matrimony," s.v. matrimony OED. KEY: matrimoine@n **matrimoine** n 5 matrimoigne 2 matrimoyne 3 **Maudelaine** n.(1) "Mary Magdalene (in the Bible)," proper n.; s.v. Maudelaine n. MED. KEY: maudelaine@n1#propn **maudelaine** n1#propn 5 magdalene 1 magdaleyne 2 magdelene 1 maudeleyne 1 **Maudelaine** n.(2) "Maudelayne (Magdalene), the Shipman's barge," proper n.; s.v. Maudelaine n. MED. KEY: maudelaine@n2#propn **maudelaine** n2#propn 1 maudelayne 1 **maue** n. "maw, throat; belly, stomach," s.v. maw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: maue@n **maue** n 3 mawe 3 **maugre** prep. "in spite of, despite," s.v. maugre sb. and prep. OED. KEY: maugre@prep **maugre** prep 19 malgre 1 maugre 6 maugree 10 mawgree 2 **maumet** n. "idol," s.v. maumet OED. KEY: maumet@n **maumet** n 3 mawmet 3 **maumetrie** n. "idolatry," s.v. maumetry OED. KEY: maumetrie@n **maumetrie** n 2 mawmettrie 2 **maunciple** n. "manciple, officer in charge of provisions," s.v. manciple OED. KEY: maunciple@n **maunciple** n 13 manciple 8 maunciple 5 **maundement** n. "summons, writ," s.v. mandment OED. KEY: maundement@n **maundement** n 3 mandement 2 mandementz 1 **mauntelet** n. "short sleeveless cloak," s.v. mantelet, mantlet OED. KEY: mauntelet@n **mauntelet** n 1 mantelet 1 **Maure** n. "Saint Maurus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: maure@n#propn **maure** n#propn 1 maure 1 **Maurice** n. "Maurice, son of Constance in the MLT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: maurice@n#propn **maurice** n#propn 5 maurice 3 maurices 1 mauricius 1 **mavis** n. sg. & pl. "song thrush," s.v. mavis OED. KEY: mavis@n **mavis** n 2 mavys 2 **Maximus** n. "Maximus, Roman prefect in SNT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: maximus@n#propn **maximus** n#propn 4 maxime 1 maximus 3 **mea** Lat. pron. "my." KEY: mea@lat\_pron **mea** lat\_pron 1 mea 1 **me** pron.(2) "me," s.v. me pers. pron., 1st pers. sing., acc. and dat. OED. KEY: me@pron2 **me** pron2 1934 m 9 me 1922 mee 3 **Mecene** n. "Messinia, in Greece," place name; not in MED. KEY: mecene@n#propn **mecene** n#propn 1 mecene 1 **mede** n.(1) "mead, alcoholic drink made from honey," s.v. mead\\1 OED. KEY: mede@n1 **mede** n1 4 mede 1 meeth 3 **mede** n.(2) "meadow," s.v. mead sb.\\2 OED. KEY: mede@n2 **mede** n2 15 mede 14 meede 1 **Mede** n.(3) "(pl.) Medes, inhabitants of Media," s.v. Mede sb. OED. KEY: mede@n3 **mede** n3 1 medes 1 **mede** n.(4) "payment, reward (also as proper n., personified); bribe, bribery; consequence," s.v. meed sb. OED. KEY: mede@n4 mede@n4#propn **mede** n4 48 mede 26 medes 10 meede 9 meedes 3 **mede** n4#propn 1 meede 1 **Medea** n. "Medea, sorceress and lover of Jason," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: medea@n#propn **medea** n#propn 11 medea 11 **mediacioun** n. "mediation; means," s.v. mediation OED. KEY: mediacioun@n **mediacioun** n 6 mediacion 1 mediacioun 5 **mediatour** n. "mediator," s.v. mediator OED. KEY: mediatour@n **mediatour** n 2 mediatour 1 mediatours 1 **medicine** n. "medicine," s.v. medicine sb.\\1 OED. KEY: medicine@n **medicine** n 15 medecyne 1 medicine 2 medicyne 5 medicynes 5 medycines 1 medycyne 1 **meditacioun** n. "meditation," s.v. meditation OED. KEY: meditacioun@n **meditacioun** n 2 meditacioun 2 **medle** adj. "multicolored," s.v. medley sb. and a. OED. KEY: medle@adj **medle** adj 1 medlee 1 **medlen** v. "meddle with, stir up; mix, intermingle," s.v. meddle v. OED. KEY: medlen@v **medlen** v 23 imedled 4 medeleth 1 medle 4 medled 5 medleth 7 medlid 1 medlyd 1 **medler** n. "fruit of the medlar tree," s.v. medlar OED. KEY: medler@n **medler** n 1 medlers 1 **medlinge** ger. "meddling; intermixing, mixture," s.v. meddling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: medlinge@ger **medlinge** ger 4 medlyng 1 medlynge 3 **medwe** n. "meadow," s.v. meadow sb. OED. KEY: medwe@n **medwe** n 4 medewe 4 **Megera** n. "Megaera, one of the Furies," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: megera@n#propn **megera** n#propn 1 megera 1 **megre** adj. "meager, thin," s.v. meagre a. (sb.) OED. KEY: megre@adj **megre** adj 2 megre 2 **meine** n. "household, servants; troop of followers, company," s.v. meinie OED. KEY: meine@n **meine** n 33 meignee 2 meyne 13 meynee 18 **mek** adj. "meek, gentle," s.v. meek a. OED. KEY: mek@adj **mek** adj 27 meeke 8 meke 17 meker 1 mekeste 1 **meken** v. "abase, humble," s.v. meek v. OED. KEY: meken@v **meken** v 1 meke 1 **mekli** adj. "meek, humble," s.v. meekly a. OED. KEY: mekli@adj **mekli** adj 1 mekely 1 **mekli** adv. "meekly, humbly," s.v. meekly adv. OED. KEY: mekli@adv **mekli** adv 15 mekely 15 **meknesse** n. "meekness, humility," s.v. meekness OED. KEY: meknesse@n **meknesse** n 5 mekenesse 4 meknesse 1 **mel** n.(2) "meal, repast," s.v. meal sb.\\2 OED. KEY: mel@n2 **mel** n2 4 meel 3 meles 1 **Meleagre** n. "Meleager, son of the king of Calydon," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: meleagre@n#propn **meleagre** n#propn 4 meleagre 4 **mele** n.(1) "meal, flour," s.v. meal sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mele@n1 **mele** n1 8 mele 8 **Melibee** n. "Melibee, hero of Mel," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: melibee@n#propn **melibee** n#propn 51 melibee 35 melibees 1 melibeus 15 **melodie** n. "melody, music," s.v. melody sb. OED. KEY: melodie@n **melodie** n 26 melodie 8 melodye 18 **melodious** adj. "melodious," s.v. melodious a. OED. KEY: melodious@adj **melodious** adj 1 melodious 1 **melten** v. "melt," s.v. melt v.\\1 OED. KEY: melten@v **melten** v 9 malt 2 melte 3 meltith 1 molte 3 **mel-tid** n. "mealtime," s.v. mealtide OED, mel n.(2) MED. KEY: mel-tid@n **mel-tid** n 1 meeltid 1 **membre** n. "member, limb; organ," s.v. member sb. OED. KEY: membre@n **membre** n 25 membre 3 membres 17 membris 4 membrys 1 **memorial** adj. "inspired by memory," s.v. memorial a. and sb. OED. KEY: memorial@adj **memorial** adj 1 memorial 1 **memorie** n. "memory, consciousness; the faculty of memory," s.v. memory sb. OED. KEY: memorie@n **memorie** n 21 memorie 17 memorye 3 memoyre 1 **men** indef. pron. "(as impersonal pron.) one, someone," s.v. men indef. pron. OED. KEY: men@pron\_impers **men** pron\_impers 23 men 23 **mencioun** n. "mention; description, narration," s.v. mention sb. OED. KEY: mencioun@n **mencioun** n 16 mencion 3 mencioun 12 mensyon 1 **menden** v. "amend; benefit," s.v. mend v. OED. KEY: menden@v **menden** v 2 mende 2 **mendinaunt** n. "mendicant," s.v. mendinant sb. and a. OED. KEY: mendinaunt@n **mendinaunt** n 2 mendynantz 2 **mene** adj.(2) "mean, average; intervening, intermediate," s.v. mean adj.\\2 and adv./2 OED; some entries s.v. mean time, meantime sb. and adv. OED, mene-while adv. MED. KEY: mene@adj2 **mene** adj2 16 meene 6 mene 10 **mene** n.(3) "means, method, instrument; go-between, intermediary; middle state, moderation," s.v. mean sb.\\2 OED. KEY: mene@n3 **mene** n3 18 meene 5 meenes 5 mene 8 **Menelaus** n. "Menelaus, husband of Helen of Troy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: menelaus@n#propn **menelaus** n#propn 1 menelaus 1 **menelich** adj.(2) "moderate," s.v. meanly a.\\2 OED. KEY: menelich@adj2 **menelich** adj2 1 meneliche 1 **menen** v.(1) "mean, intend; signify; say, speak," s.v. mean v.\\1 OED. KEY: menen@v1 **menen** v1 120 meene 16 mene 48 meneden 1 menen 2 menest 4 menestow 1 meneth 7 ment 1 mente 40 **mene-while** n. & adv. "(as n.) meanwhile, intervening time," s.v. mean while, meanwhile sb. and adv. OED. KEY: mene-while@n **mene-while** n 1 menewhile 1 **meninge** ger.(1) "meaning," s.v. meaning vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: meninge@ger1 **meninge** ger1 4 menyng 3 menynge 1 **meni-ver** n. "squirrel fur," s.v. miniver OED. KEY: meni-ver@n **meni-ver** n 1 menyver 1 **menouresse** n. "Franciscan nun," s.v. minoress\\1 OED. KEY: menouresse@n **menouresse** n 1 mynoresse 1 **mercenarie** n. "mercenary, hireling," s.v. mercenary a. and sb. OED. KEY: mercenarie@n **mercenarie** n 1 mercenarie 1 **Mercenrike** n. "Mercia," place name; not in MED; cf. Merce n. MED. KEY: mercenrike@n#propn **mercenrike** n#propn 1 mercenrike 1 **merciable** adj. "merciful," s.v. merciable a. OED. KEY: merciable@adj **merciable** adj 9 merciable 9 **merci** n.(1) "mercy (also as proper n., personified); (with graunt; cf. gramercy n. & interj.) thanks," s.v. mercy sb. OED. KEY: merci@n1 merci@n1#propn **merci** n1 148 merci 16 mercy 132 **merci** n1#propn 2 mercy 2 **merciful** adj. "merciful," s.v. merciful a. OED. KEY: merciful@adj **merciful** adj 1 merciful 1 **Mercurie** n.(2) "the roman god; the planet Mercury,"; proper n.; s.v. Mercurie n. MED. KEY: mercurie@n2#propn **mercurie** n2#propn 17 mercurie 12 mercurius 2 mercurye 3 **mercurie** n. "mercury, quicksilver," s.v. Mercury sb. OED. KEY: mercurie@n **mercurie** n 3 mercurie 3 **mere** n.(1) "mare, female horse," s.v. mare\\1 OED. KEY: mere@n1 **mere** n1 6 mare 3 mares 2 mere 1 **mere-maide** n. "mermaid," s.v. mermaid OED. KEY: mere-maide@n **mere-maide** n 1 mermayde 1 **mere-maiden** n. "mermaid," s.v. mermaiden OED. KEY: mere-maiden@n **mere-maiden** n 3 mermaydenes 1 mermaydens 2 **meridian** adj. "meridional, midday," s.v. meridian a. OED. KEY: meridian@adj **meridian** adj 5 meridian 5 **meridian** n. "(astro.) meridian line (crossed by sun at noon)," s.v. meridian sb. OED. KEY: meridian@n **meridian** n 5 meridian 3 meridians 2 **meridional** adj. "(astro.) meridional, concerning the sun's position at noon, southern; (as n.) position at noon," s.v. meridional a. and sb. OED. KEY: meridional@adjas\_n meridional@adj **meridional** adjas\_n 1 meridional 1 **meridional** adj 36 meridional 28 meridionall 8 **merite** n. "merit, deserts, character; reward; spiritual credit," s.v. merit sb. OED. KEY: merite@n **merite** n 16 merit 1 merite 10 merites 2 meryt 1 meryte 2 **meritorie** adj. "meritorious," s.v. meritory a. OED. KEY: meritorie@adj **meritorie** adj 2 meritorie 2 **merlioun** n. "merlin (a small falcon)," s.v. merlion sb.\\1 OED. KEY: merlioun@n **merlioun** n 2 merlioun 2 **mershi** adj. "marsh-like, swampy," s.v. marshy a. OED. KEY: mershi@adj **mershi** adj 1 mersshy 1 **merveille** n. "marvel, wonder," s.v. marvel sb. OED. KEY: merveille@n **merveille** n 21 marvayles 1 mervaille 4 mervailles 1 mervayle 2 mervayles 1 merveile 2 merveille 7 merveyle 2 merveyles 1 **merveillen** v. "marvel, wonder; (ppl. adj.) marvelling," s.v. marvel v. OED, marvelling ppl. a. OED. KEY: merveillen@v merveillen@v#adj **merveillen** v#adj 1 merveylynge 1 **merveillen** v 8 merveile 1 merveillen 2 merveylen 4 merveyleth 1 **merveillous** adj. "marvelous, astonishing," s.v. marvellous a. OED. KEY: merveillous@adj **merveillous** adj 8 merveillous 4 merveilous 1 mervelous 1 merveylous 2 **mes** n.(1) "range for shooting," s.v. mes OED. KEY: mes@n1 **mes** n1 1 mes 1 **mesel** n. "leper," s.v. mesel a. and sb. OED. KEY: mesel@n **mesel** n 1 mesel 1 **meselrie** n. "leprosy," s.v. meselry OED. KEY: meselrie@n **meselrie** n 1 meselrie 1 **message** n.(1) "message, communication; errand; messenger," s.v. message sb.\\1 OED. KEY: message@n1 **message** n1 16 message 13 messages 3 **messager** n. "messenger," s.v. messenger OED. KEY: messager@n **messagerie** n. "sending of messages," s.v. messagery OED. KEY: messagerie@n **messagerie** n 1 messagerye 1 **messager** n 28 messageer 1 messager 20 messageres 1 messagers 4 messangeer 1 messanger 1 **messe** n.(1) "mass, eucharistic service (also as adjective)," s.v. mass sb.\\1 OED. KEY: messe@n1 messe@n1#adj **messe** n1#adj 1 masse 1 **messe** n1 11 masse 8 messe 3 **messe-dai** n. "feast day," s.v. massday OED, messe n.(1) MED. KEY: messe-dai@n **messe-dai** n 1 messe-dayes 1 **Messenus** n. "Misenus, trumpeter to Hector and Aeneas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: messenus@n#propn **messenus** n#propn 1 messenus 1 **mesuage** n. "dwelling place," s.v. messuage OED. KEY: mesuage@n **mesuage** n 1 mesuage 1 **mesurable** adj. "moderate, discreet," s.v. measurable a. OED. KEY: mesurable@adj **mesurable** adj 5 mesurable 5 **mesurablie** adv. "moderately," s.v. measurably adv. OED. KEY: mesurablie@adv **mesurablie** adv 1 mesurably 1 **mesure** n. "measurement; moderation, due proportion, restraint," s.v. measure sb. OED. KEY: mesure@n **mesure** n 30 mesure 30 **mesuren** v. "measure, reckon; mete out, distribute," s.v. measure v. OED. KEY: mesuren@v **mesuren** v 8 mesure 1 mesured 2 mesuren 4 mesureth 1 **mesuringe** ger. "measurement," s.v. measuring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: mesuringe@ger **mesuringe** ger 1 mesuryng 1 **met** n. "measurement," s.v. met sb. OED. KEY: met@n **met** n 1 met 1 **metal** n. "metal," s.v. metal sb. and a. OED. KEY: metal@n **metal** n 15 metal 11 metall 1 metals 3 **Metamorphoseos** n. "Ovid's Metamorphoses," proper n. (literary work). KEY: metamorphoseos@n#propn **metamorphoseos** n#propn 1 methamorphosios 1 **mete** adj. "suitable, fitting; (as n.) equal," s.v. meet a. and adv. OED. KEY: mete@adj mete@adj#n **mete** adj 4 meete 1 mete 3 **mete** adj#n 1 mete 1 **mete** n.(1) "meal, food," s.v. meat sb. OED. KEY: mete@n1 **mete** n1 60 mete 52 metes 8 **meteli** adj. "well proportioned," s.v. meetly a. OED. KEY: meteli@adj **meteli** adj 1 metely 1 **Metellius** n. "Metellius, a character from Valerius Maximus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: metellius@n#propn **metellius** n#propn 1 metellius 1 **meten** v.(3) "dream," s.v. mete v.\\2 OED. KEY: meten@v3 **meten** v3 47 meete 1 met 4 mete 7 meten 1 mette 34 **meten** v.(4) "meet," s.v. meet v. OED. KEY: meten@v4 **meten** v4 65 meete 12 meeteth 1 met 7 mete 15 meten 3 meteth 1 mette 24 metten 1 metynge 1 **metinge** ger.(3) "dream," s.v. meting vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: metinge@ger3 **metinge** ger3 1 metynge 1 **metinge** ger.(4) "meeting," s.v. meeting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: metinge@ger4 **metinge** ger4 2 metyng 1 metynge 1 **metre** n. "meter (poetic), verse," s.v. metre sb.\\1 OED. KEY: metre@n **metre** n 3 meetre 1 metres 2 **meue** n.(1) "cage; hiding place," s.v. mew sb.\\2 OED. KEY: meue@n1 **meue** n1 8 mewe 3 muwe 5 **meuen** v.(1) "change color," s.v. mew v.\\1 OED. KEY: meuen@v1 **meuen** v1 1 muwe 1 **meum** Lat. pron. "my." KEY: meum@lat\_pron **meum** lat\_pron 1 meum 1 **mevable** adj. "moveable, changeable; (as n. with firste) primum mobile," s.v. movable, moveable a. and sb. OED. KEY: mevable@adj mevable@adj#n **mevable** adj 10 moevable 10 **mevable** adj#n 3 moevable 3 **mevement** n. "movement," s.v. movement OED. KEY: mevement@n **mevement** n 2 moevement 2 **meven** v. "move; impel; control; raise, set forth (question, accusation); stimulate, provoke; move emotionally; (ppl. adj.) moving," s.v. move v. OED, moving ppl. a. OED. KEY: meven@v meven@v#adj **meven** v#adj 1 moevynge 1 **meven** v 67 imoevid 2 meve 3 meved 3 moeve 12 moeved 8 moevede 2 moeven 8 moeveth 17 moevid 2 moevith 1 moevynge 2 moveth 6 ymoeved 1 **mevere** n. "mover, cause," s.v. mover\\1 OED. KEY: mevere@n **mevere** n 4 moevere 3 mover 1 **mevinge** ger. "motion, movement; (with firste) (primum) mobile; disturbance; stimulus; change," s.v. moving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: mevinge@ger **mevinge** ger 50 mevynge 3 moeving 6 moevyng 10 moevynge 16 moevynges 13 moevyngis 1 movynge 1 **meward** n. "my direction," s.v. -ward suffix OED, me pron. MED. KEY: meward@n **meward** n 3 me-ward 1 meward 2 **Michias** n. "Micah, the prophet (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: michias@n#propn **michias** n#propn 1 michias 1 **mid** adj. & pref. "(as adj.) mid, middle," s.v. mid a., sb.\\1, and adv. OED. KEY: mid@adj **mid** adj 1 myd 1 **mid** n. "middle," s.v. mid a., sb.\\1, and adv. OED. KEY: mid@n **mid** n 2 myd 1 mydde 1 **Mida** n. "Midas, king of Phrygia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: mida@n#propn **mida** n#propn 3 mida 1 myda 2 **middel** adj. "middle," s.v. middle a. and sb. OED. KEY: middel@adj **middel** adj 9 middel 1 myddel 7 mydel 1 **middel** n. "middle," s.v. middle a. and sb. OED. KEY: middel@n **middel** n 9 myddel 7 myddill 1 myddle 1 **Middelburgh** n. "Middleburg, in Holland," place name; s.v. middel adj. MED. KEY: middelburgh@n#propn **middelburgh** n#propn 1 middelburgh 1 **middes** n. "middle, midst," s.v. mids sb., adv. and prep. OED. KEY: middes@n **middes** n 2 myddes 2 **mid-night** n. "midnight (also as adj.)," s.v. midnight sb. OED. KEY: mid-night@n mid-night@n#adj **mid-night** n#adj 2 mydnight 2 **mid-night** n 10 midnyght 1 mydnight 5 mydnyght 4 **mid-ward** n.(1), adj., & adv. "(as n.) middle," s.v. midward a., sb., adv., and prep. OED. KEY: mid-ward@n1 **mid-ward** n1 1 myddeward 1 **Mighel-messe** n. "Michaelmas," s.v. Michaelmas OED. KEY: mighel-messe@n **mighel-messe** n 1 michelmesse 1 **might** n. "might, power, strength; ability, capacity," s.v. might sb. OED. KEY: might@n **might** n 175 might 2 myght 167 myghte 5 myghtes 1 **mighti** adj. "mighty, powerful, strong; big; capable," s.v. mighty a. and adv. OED. KEY: mighti@adj **mighti** adj 98 mighti 1 mighty 2 myghti 14 myghty 80 myghtyere 1 **mightili** adv. "mightily, strongly; greatly," s.v. mightily adv. OED. KEY: mightili@adv **mightili** adv 8 myghtely 1 myghtily 6 myghtyly 1 **Milan** n. "Milan, in Italy," place name. KEY: milan@n#propn **milan** n#propn 1 melan 1 **milde** adj. "mild," s.v. mild a. OED. KEY: milde@adj **milde** adj 1 milde 1 **mile** n.(1) "mile; (as adj. with wey) twenty minutes," s.v. mile sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mile@n1 mile@n1#adj **mile** n1#adj 3 mile 1 myle 2 **mile** n1 17 mile 6 miles 3 myle 7 myles 1 **Milesie** n. "Miletus, a town in Asia Minor," place name; not in MED. KEY: milesie@n#propn **milesie** n#propn 1 milesie 1 **mile-wei** n. "twenty minutes," s.v. mileway OED, mile n.(1) MED. KEY: mile-wei@n **mile-wei** n 1 mile-wei 1 **milioun** num. "(as n.) million," s.v. million OED. KEY: milioun@num\_n **milioun** num\_n 1 millioun 1 **milk** n. "milk," s.v. milk sb. OED. KEY: milk@n **milk** n 14 melk 1 milk 12 mylk 1 **milki** adj. "milky," s.v. Milky Way OED. KEY: milki@adj **milki** adj 1 milky 1 **milk-sop** n. "milksop, feeble man," s.v. milksop OED, milk n. MED. KEY: milk-sop@n **milk-sop** n 1 milksop 1 **milne** n. "mill," s.v. mill sb.\\1 OED. KEY: milne@n **milne** n 11 melle 3 mille 8 **milnere** n. "miller," s.v. miller OED. KEY: milnere@n **milnere** n 39 millere 36 milleres 2 milleris 1 **milne-ston** n. "millstone," s.v. millstone OED. KEY: milne-ston@n **milne-ston** n 1 milnestones 1 **min** pron. "my, mine (also absolutely, as quasi-noun)," s.v. mine poss. pron. OED. KEY: min@pron **min** pron 2745 mi 1 my 2060 myn 638 myne 46 **minde** n.(1) "mind, thought, memory," s.v. mind sb.\\1 OED. KEY: minde@n1 **minde** n1 79 minde 1 mynde 78 **minen** v. "undermine, as in a siege," s.v. mine v. OED. KEY: minen@v **minen** v 3 myne 3 **Minerve** n. "Minerva, goddess of wisdom," proper n. KEY: minerve@n#propn **minerve** n#propn 4 minerva 1 mynerva 1 mynerve 2 **ministre** n. "minister, agent, deputy; public official," s.v. minister sb. OED. KEY: ministre@n **ministren** v. "administer, control," s.v. minister v. OED. KEY: ministren@v **ministre** n 8 ministre 5 ministres 3 **ministren** v 1 mynystreth 1 **minnen** v.(1) "remember," s.v. min v.\\2 OED. KEY: minnen@v1 **minnen** v1 1 mynne 1 **Minos** n. "Minos, king of Crete, judge of the dead," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: minos@n#propn **minos** n#propn 15 minos 1 mynos 14 **Minotaure** n. "the Minotaur," s.v. Minotaur OED. KEY: minotaure@n **minotaure** n 4 mynotaur 4 **minour** n. "miner, digger of tunnels," s.v. miner\\1 OED. KEY: minour@n **minour** n 1 mynour 1 **minstral** n. "minstrel, musician, entertainer," s.v. minstrel sb. OED. KEY: minstral@n **minstral** n 5 mynstrales 2 mynstralles 2 mynstrals 1 **minstralsie** n. "music, musical entertainment; musical instrument," s.v. minstrelsy OED. KEY: minstralsie@n **minstralsie** n 12 minstralsye 1 mynstralcie 5 mynstralcies 1 mynstralcye 5 **minte** n.(1) "mint, the herb," s.v. mint sb.\\2 OED. KEY: minte@n1 **minte** n1 1 mentes 1 **minten** v. "(ppl.) intending," s.v. mint v.\\1 OED. KEY: minten@v **minten** v 1 myntynge 1 **minute** n.(1) "minute," s.v. minute sb.\\1 OED. KEY: minute@n1 **minute** n1 19 minute 2 minutes 8 mynute 1 mynutes 8 **miracle** n. "miracle; story of a miracle; miracle play," s.v. miracle sb. OED. KEY: miracle@n **miracle** n 21 miracle 9 miracles 1 myracle 8 myracles 2 myrakles 1 **mire** n.(1) "mire, bog," s.v. mire sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mire@n1 **mire** n1 5 mire 2 myre 3 **mirie** adj. "merry, cheerful, pleasant; (as n.) merriment," s.v. merry a. and adv. OED. KEY: mirie@adj mirie@adj#n **mirie** adj#n 1 myrie 1 **mirie** adj 72 merie 4 mery 10 merye 7 mirye 1 murie 8 murier 2 mury 2 murye 5 myrie 32 myry 1 **mirie** adv. "merrily, cheerfully," s.v. merry a. and adv. OED. KEY: mirie@adv **mirie** adv 11 mery 1 murier 2 murye 2 myrie 5 myrier 1 **mirili** adv. "merrily, cheerfully," s.v. merrily adv. OED. KEY: mirili@adv **mirili** adv 13 meryly 1 murierly 1 murily 4 myriely 1 myrily 6 **mirinesse** n. "merriment," s.v. merriness OED. KEY: mirinesse@n **mirinesse** n 1 myrynesse 1 **mirour** n. "mirror; magnifying glass; model, exemplar," s.v. mirror sb. OED. KEY: mirour@n **mirour** n 30 mirour 20 mirours 1 mirrour 5 myrour 3 myrrour 1 **Mirra** n. "Myrrah, metamorphosed into a tree," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: mirra@n#propn **mirra** n#propn 1 mirra 1 **mirre** n. "myrrh," s.v. myrrh\\1 OED. KEY: mirre@n **mirre** n 1 mirre 1 **mirthe** n. "mirth, gaiety (also as proper n., personified); joy, pleasure; cause of mirth," s.v. mirth sb. OED. KEY: mirthe@n mirthe@n#propn **mirthe** n 28 mirth 1 murthe 4 myrthe 22 myrthes 1 **mirthe** n#propn 14 mirthe 2 myrthe 12 **mirtheles** adj. "mirthless, joyless," s.v. mirthless a. OED. KEY: mirtheles@adj **mirtheles** adj 1 myrtheles 1 **mis** adj. "amiss, wrong," s.v. mis a. OED. KEY: mis@adj **mis** adj 6 mys 6 **mis** n. "wrong, evil," s.v. miss sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mis@n **mis** n 1 mis 1 **misaccounten** v. "(ppl.) misreckoned," s.v. misaccount v. OED. KEY: misaccounten@v **misaccounten** v 1 misacounted 1 **misaventure** n. "misadventure, misfortune," s.v. misadventure sb. OED, misaunter n. OED. KEY: misaventure@n **misaventure** n 9 mysaunter 1 mysaventure 8 **misavisen** v. "(reflex.) misadvise, be ill-advised, act imprudently," s.v. misadvise v. OED. KEY: misavisen@v **misavisen** v 1 mysavyse 1 **misbeden** v. "(ppl.) injured, offended," s.v. misbede v. OED. KEY: misbeden@v **misbeden** v 1 mysboden 1 **misberen** v. "(ppl.) misbehaved," s.v. misbear v. OED. KEY: misberen@v **misberen** v 1 mysborn 1 **misbileve** n. "suspicion, distrust," s.v. misbelief OED. KEY: misbileve@n **misbileve** n 1 mysbileeve 1 **misbileven** v. "(ppl. adj.) unbelieving, faithless; (ppl. adj. as n.) unbelieving one," s.v. misbelieved a. OED. KEY: misbileven@v#adj%ppl misbileven@v#adj\_n **misbileven** v#adj 2 misbileeved 1 mysbyleved 1 **miscarien** v. "miscarry, suffer harm," s.v. miscarry v. OED. KEY: miscarien@v **miscarien** v 1 myscarie 1 **mischaunce** n. "mischance, misfortune (also as proper n., personified); wrongdoing," s.v. mischance sb. OED. KEY: mischaunce@n mischaunce@n#propn **mischaunce** n 49 meschance 7 meschances 1 meschaunce 24 meschaunces 1 mischaunce 3 myschance 1 myschaunce 12 **mischaunce** n#propn 1 meschaunce 1 **mischef** n. "mischief, wrong; bad luck, misfortune; distress, ailment," s.v. mischief sb. OED. KEY: mischef@n **mischef** n 28 mescheef 5 meschief 16 myscheef 1 myschef 6 **misconceiven** v. "misconceive, perceive wrongly," s.v. misconceive v. OED. KEY: misconceiven@v **misconceiven** v 1 mysconceyveth 1 **misconstruen** v. "misconstrue," s.v. misconstrue v. OED. KEY: misconstruen@v **misconstruen** v 1 mysconstruwe 1 **miscounting** ger. "embezzlement," s.v. miscounting vbl. sb. OED; an emendation, hence not in MED; cf. miscounten v. MED. KEY: miscounting@ger **miscounting** ger 1 myscounting 1 **misdede** n. "misdeed," s.v. misdeed OED. KEY: misdede@n **misdede** n 3 mysdede 1 mysdedes 2 **misdemen** v. "misjudge," s.v. misdeem v. OED. KEY: misdemen@v **misdemen** v 3 mysdeme 1 mysdemen 1 mysdemeth 1 **misdeparten** v. "distribute unfairly," s.v. misdepart v. OED. KEY: misdeparten@v **misdeparten** v 1 mysdeparteth 1 **misdoere** n. "wrongdoer," s.v. misdoer OED. KEY: misdoere@n **misdoere** n 2 mysdoeres 1 mysdoers 1 **misdoinge** ger. "wrongdoing," s.v. misdoing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: misdoinge@ger **misdoinge** ger 1 mysdoynge 1 **misdon** v. "do wrong," s.v. misdo v. OED. KEY: misdon@v **misdon** v 2 mysdoon 1 mysdooth 1 **misdrauinge** ger. "pulling in different directions," s.v. misdraw v. OED. KEY: misdrauinge@ger **misdrauinge** ger 1 mysdrawynges 1 **mi-self** pron. "myself," s.v. myself pron. OED. KEY: mi-self@pron **mi-self** pron 70 myself 51 myselve 6 myselven 12 mysilf 1 **misentrechaungen** v. "(ppl.) turned upside down"; not in OED. KEY: misentrechaungen@v **misentrechaungen** v 1 mysentrechaunged 1 **misericorde** n. "mercy, pity," s.v. misericord sb. OED. KEY: misericorde@n **misericorde** n 17 misericorde 16 misericordes 1 **miserie** n. "misery," s.v. misery OED. KEY: miserie@n **miserie** n 3 miserie 2 myserie 1 **misese** n. "distress, suffering," s.v. misease sb. OED. KEY: misese@n **misese** n 8 misese 1 mysese 3 myseses 1 myseyse 3 **misesed** ppl. "distressed, in want," s.v. miseased a. OED. KEY: misesed@ppl **misesed** ppl 1 mysesed 1 **misfallen** v. "suffer misfortune," s.v. misfall v. OED. KEY: misfallen@v **misfallen** v 1 mysfille 1 **misforyeven** v. "cause to have misgivings," s.v. misforgive v. OED. KEY: misforyeven@v **misforyeven** v 1 mysforyaf 1 **misgien** v. "(ppl.) misled," s.v. misgye v. OED. KEY: misgien@v **misgien** v 1 mysgyed 1 **misgon** v. "(ppl.) gone astray," s.v. misgo v. OED. KEY: misgon@v **misgon** v 4 mysgo 1 mysgon 1 mysgoon 2 **misgovernaunce** n. "misconduct, wrongdoing," s.v. misgovernance OED. KEY: misgovernaunce@n **misgovernaunce** n 1 mysgovernaunce 1 **mishap** n. "mishap, misfortune (as proper n., personified)," s.v. mishap sb. OED. KEY: mishap@n#propn **mishap** n#propn 1 mishap 1 **mishappen** v. "suffer misfortune," s.v. mishap v. OED. KEY: mishappen@v **mishappen** v 3 myshappe 2 myshapped 1 **mishappi** adj. "unfortunate, unhappy," s.v. mishappy a. OED. KEY: mishappi@adj **mishappi** adj 1 myshappy 1 **misknouen** v. "(ppl.) ignorant," s.v. misknow v. OED. KEY: misknouen@v **misknouen** v 1 mysknowynge 1 **misknouinge** ger. "ignorance," s.v. misknowing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: misknouinge@ger **misknouinge** ger 1 mysknowynge 1 **misleden** v. "mislead, lead astray," s.v. mislead v. OED. KEY: misleden@v **misleden** v 4 mysledden 1 mysledeth 3 **misledinge** ger. "mistaken way," s.v. misleading vbl. sb. OED. KEY: misledinge@ger **misledinge** ger 1 mysledynges 1 **mislien** v. "lie in a wrong position," s.v. mislie v. OED. KEY: mislien@v **mislien** v 1 myslay 1 **misliken** v.(1) "displease," s.v. mislike v. OED. KEY: misliken@v1 **misliken** v1 1 myslyketh 1 **misliven** v. "(ppl. adj.) of evil life," s.v. mislived a. OED. KEY: misliven@v#adj **misliven** v#adj 1 myslyved 1 **mismetren** v. "spoil the meter," s.v. mismetre v. OED. KEY: mismetren@v **mismetren** v 1 mysmetre 1 **misseien** v. "speak amiss; slander," s.v. missay v. OED. KEY: misseien@v **misseien** v 8 myssayd 2 mysseid 1 mysseyd 1 mysseyde 1 mysseye 1 mysseyest 1 mysseyeth 1 **missen** v.(1) "miss, notice to be missing; fail to find; lack; fail," s.v. miss v.\\1 OED. KEY: missen@v1 **missen** v1 10 mis 1 misse 1 missed 2 mysse 6 **missette** ppl. "misplaced, poorly chosen," s.v. misset v. OED. KEY: missette@ppl **missette** ppl 1 mysset 1 **missitten** v. "be unsuitable, misbecome," s.v. missit v. OED. KEY: missitten@v **missitten** v 2 myssat 2 **misspeken** v. "speak wrongly," s.v. misspeak v. OED. KEY: misspeken@v **misspeken** v 2 mysspak 1 mysspeke 1 **misspendinge** ger. "squandering," s.v. misspending vbl. sb. OED. KEY: misspendinge@ger **misspendinge** ger 1 mysspendynge 1 **mistaken** v. "mistake, make a mistake; do wrong," s.v. mistake v. OED. KEY: mistaken@v **mistaken** v 4 mistakith 1 mystake 1 mystaken 2 **mist** n.(1) "mist," s.v. mist sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mist@n1 **mist** n1 3 myst 2 mystes 1 **mister** n. "occupation; situation; need; (as adj.) kind of (s.v. mister-man n. MED)," s.v. mister sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mister@n mister@n#adj **mister** n 3 mester 1 myster 2 **mister** n#adj 1 myster 1 **misterie** n.(2) "ministry, spiritual office," s.v. mystery sb.\\2 OED. KEY: misterie@n2 **misterie** n2 2 mysterie 1 mysterye 1 **misti** adj.(1) "misty, foggy," s.v. misty a\\1 OED. KEY: misti@adj1 **misti** adj1 1 misty 1 **mistiden** v. "have bad luck, suffer misfortune," s.v. mistide v. OED. KEY: mistiden@v **mistiden** v 1 mystyde 1 **mistihede** n. "mystery," s.v. mistihede OED. KEY: mistihede@n **mistihede** n 1 mystihed 1 **mistili** adv. "mistily, obscurely," s.v. mistily adv. OED. KEY: mistili@adv **mistili** adv 1 mystily 1 **mistristen** v. "mistrust," s.v. mistrist v. OED. KEY: mistristen@v **mistristen** v 1 mystriste 1 **mistrust** n. "mistrust," s.v. mistrust sb. OED. KEY: mistrust@n **mistrust** n 2 mistrust 1 mystrust 1 **mistrusten** v. "mistrust," s.v. mistrust v. OED. KEY: mistrusten@v **mistrusten** v 6 mistrust 1 mistrusten 1 mystruste 2 mystrusted 1 mystrusten 1 **misturnen** v. "misguide," s.v. misturn v. OED. KEY: misturnen@v **misturnen** v 3 mystorned 1 mystorneth 2 **misusen** v. "misuse," s.v. misuse v. OED. KEY: misusen@v **misusen** v 3 mysusen 1 mysuseth 2 **miswandringe** ppl. "(adj.) going astray, erring," s.v. miswandering ppl. a. OED. KEY: miswandringe@prp#adj **miswandringe** prp#adj 2 myswandrynge 2 **miswei** n. "false path, digression," s.v. misway OED. KEY: miswei@n **miswei** n 2 mysweyes 2 **miswenden** v. "(ppl.) gone astray," s.v. miswend v. OED. KEY: miswenden@v **miswenden** v 1 myswent 1 **miswriten** v. "miswrite," s.v. miswrite v. OED. KEY: miswriten@v **miswriten** v 1 myswrite 1 **mitaine** n. "mitten, glove," s.v. mitten OED. KEY: mitaine@n **mitaine** n 2 mitayn 1 miteyn 1 **mite** n.(1) "mite, small insect," s.v. mite\\1 OED. KEY: mite@n1 **mite** n1 1 mytes 1 **mite** n.(2) "mite, coin of very small value," s.v. mite\\2 OED. KEY: mite@n2 **mite** n2 11 myte 11 **mitre** n. "bishop's miter," s.v. mitre sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mitre@n **mitre** n 3 mytre 3 **mixen** n. "dunghill," s.v. mixen OED. KEY: mixen@n **mixen** n 1 mixne 1 **mo** adj. "more," s.v. mo adv., quasi-sb. and a. OED. KEY: mo@adj **mo** adj 88 mo 68 moo 20 **mo** adv. "more, again," s.v. mo adv., quasi-sb. and a. OED. KEY: mo@adv **mo** adv 55 mo 46 moo 9 **mo** n. "more, others," s.v. mo adv., quasi-sb. and a. OED. KEY: mo@n **mo** n 37 mo 33 moo 4 **mocchen** v. "munch," s.v. munch v. OED. KEY: mocchen@v **mocchen** v 1 mucche 1 **mocioun** n. "motion; inclination, desire," s.v. motion sb. OED. KEY: mocioun@n **mocioun** n 2 mocioun 2 **mod** n. "mood," s.v. mood sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mod@n **mod** n 2 mood 2 **mode** n. "(pl.) melodies, kinds of music," s.v. mode sb. OED. KEY: mode@n **mode** n 1 moedes 1 **moder** n. "mother (also as adj.); (astro.) plate on an astrolabe," s.v. mother sb. OED. KEY: moder@n moder@n#adj **moder** n#adj 1 mooder 1 **moder** n 99 moder 18 modir 5 mooder 69 moodres 7 **modifien** v. "modify," s.v. modify v. OED. KEY: modifien@v **modifien** v 1 modifye 1 **moeble** adj. "movable," s.v. moble a. and sb. OED. KEY: moeble@adj **moeble** adj 1 moeble 1 **moeble** n. "movable wealth, personal property," s.v. moble a. and sb. OED. KEY: moeble@n **moeble** n 5 moeble 3 moebles 2 **moevablete** n. "mutability," s.v. movability OED. KEY: moevablete@n **moevablete** n 1 moevablete 1 **Moises** n. "Moses (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: moises@n#propn **moises** n#propn 7 moises 1 moyses 6 **moisoun** n. "size, dimension," s.v. moison OED. KEY: moisoun@n **moisoun** n 1 moysoun 1 **moiste** adj. "moist, wet; supple, fresh," s.v. moist a. and sb. OED. KEY: moiste@adj **moiste** adj 9 moist 1 moiste 1 moyst 2 moyste 5 **moiste** n. "moistness; the elemental quality of moistness," s.v. moist a. and sb. OED. KEY: moiste@n **moiste** n 4 moiste 1 moyst 1 moyste 2 **moisti** adj. "(of ale) fresh, new," s.v. moisty a. OED. KEY: moisti@adj **moisti** adj 1 moysty 1 **moisture** n. "moisture," s.v. moisture sb. OED. KEY: moisture@n **moisture** n 2 moisture 2 **mokeren** v. "hoard," s.v. mucker v.\\1 OED. KEY: mokeren@v **mokeren** v 2 mokeren 1 mokre 1 **mokerere** n. "miser," s.v. muckerer OED. KEY: mokerere@n **mokerere** n 1 mokereres 1 **moleste** n. "trouble, affliction," s.v. molest sb. OED. KEY: moleste@n **moleste** n 2 moleste 2 **mollificacioun** n. "softening," s.v. mollification OED. KEY: mollificacioun@n **mollificacioun** n 1 mollificacioun 1 **molloke** n. "rubbish," s.v. mullock sb. OED. KEY: molloke@n **molloke** n 3 mullok 3 **moment** n. "moment," s.v. moment sb. OED. KEY: moment@n **moment** n 8 moment 8 **mon** Fr. pron. "my." KEY: mon@fr\_pron **mon** fr\_pron 4 mon 4 **mon** n.(1) "moan; lament, complaint," s.v. moan sb. OED. KEY: mon@n1 **mon** n1 13 mone 11 moone 2 **mone** n.(1) "moon (also as adj.; s.v. mone-light n. MED); position of the moon," s.v. moon sb. OED. KEY: mone@n1 mone@n1#adj **mone** n1#adj 2 mone 1 moone 1 **mone** n1 75 mone 39 mones 1 moone 32 moones 3 **Mone-dai** n. "Monday," s.v. Monday OED. KEY: mone-dai@n **mone-dai** n 5 monday 5 **moneie** n. "money," s.v. money sb. OED. KEY: moneie@n **moneie** n 22 moneie 3 moneye 19 **Monesteo** n. "Mnestheus, son of Priam," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: monesteo@n#propn **monesteo** n#propn 1 monesteo 1 **monk** n. "monk," s.v. monk sb. OED. KEY: monk@n **monk** n 31 monk 28 monkes 3 **monstre** n. "monster," s.v. monster sb. and a. OED. KEY: monstre@n **monstre** n 10 monstre 7 monstres 3 **monstruous** adj. "monstrous," s.v. monstrous a. OED. KEY: monstruous@adj **monstruous** adj 1 monstruous 1 **month** n. "month," s.v. month\\1 OED. KEY: month@n **month** n 29 month 18 monthes 11 **moral** adj. "moral, virtuous; edifying, concerned with morality," s.v. moral a. OED. KEY: moral@adj **moral** adj 7 moral 7 **moralite** n. "morality, virtuous conduct; discourse on morals; moral significance," s.v. morality OED. KEY: moralite@n **moralite** n 7 moralite 1 moralitee 5 moralitees 1 **mordaunt** n. "clasp," s.v. mordant sb. OED. KEY: mordaunt@n **mordaunt** n 1 mourdaunt 1 **more** adj. comp. "more," s.v. more a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: more@adj **more** adj 164 moore 80 more 84 **more** adv. "more," s.v. more a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: more@adv **more** adv 350 moor 1 moore 168 mor 2 more 179 **more** n.(1) "root of a plant," s.v. more sb.\\1 OED. KEY: more@n1 **more** n1 1 more 1 **more** n.(3) "more; someone higher in rank; something additional," s.v. more a. (sb.) adv. OED. KEY: more@n3 **more** n3 130 moore 61 more 69 **more-over** adv. "moreover," s.v. moreover adv. OED. KEY: more-over@adv **more-over** adv 12 mooreover 9 moreover 3 **mor-male** n. "ulcer, sore," s.v. mormal OED. KEY: mor-male@n **mor-male** n 1 mormal 1 **morn** n. "(as adj.) morning," s.v. morn OED. KEY: morn@n#adj **morn** n#adj 2 morne 2 **mornen** v. "mourn; long for, yearn," s.v. mourn v.\\1 OED. KEY: mornen@v **mornen** v 6 moorne 2 moorneth 1 morne 1 morneth 1 mornynge 1 **morninge** ger. "mourning, yearning," s.v. mourning vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: morninge@ger **morninge** ger 5 moornyng 1 moornynge 4 **morninge** n. "morning, dawn," s.v. morning sb. (and a.) OED. KEY: morninge@n **morninge** n 7 morwenynge 6 morwenynges 1 **Morpheus** n. "Morpheus, god of sleep," proper n. KEY: morpheus@n#propn **morpheus** n#propn 4 morpheus 4 **morsel** n. "morsel," s.v. morsel sb. OED. KEY: morsel@n **morsel** n 6 morsel 5 morsels 1 **mortal** adj. "mortal, subject to death; earthly; deadly," s.v. mortal a. OED. KEY: mortal@adj **mortal** adj 43 mortal 22 mortel 21 **mortalli** adv. "mortally, causing death; bitterly," s.v. mortally adv. OED. KEY: mortalli@adv **mortalli** adv 2 mortally 2 **morter** n.(1) "mortar, bowl used for grinding; lamp," s.v. mortar sb.\\1 OED. KEY: morter@n1 **morter** n1 2 morter 2 **morther** n.(1) "murder," s.v. murder sb. OED. KEY: morther@n1 **morther** n1 11 moordre 1 mordre 10 **mortheren** v. "murder," s.v. murder v. OED. KEY: mortheren@v **mortheren** v 12 morder 1 mordre 2 mordred 8 mordren 1 **mortherer** n. "murderer," s.v. murderer OED. KEY: mortherer@n **mortherer** n 5 morderour 1 mordrere 1 mordrour 1 mortherere 2 **mortheringe** ger. "murdering," s.v. murdering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: mortheringe@ger **mortheringe** ger 1 mordrynge 1 **mortificacion** n. "repression by self-punishment," s.v. mortification OED. KEY: mortificacion@n **mortificacion** n 1 mortificacion 1 **mortifien** v. "destroy; nullify; (alchem.) alter chemically," s.v. mortify v. OED. KEY: mortifien@v **mortifien** v 5 mortefied 3 mortifie 1 mortifye 1 **mortreues** n. "thick broth or stew," s.v. mortress OED. KEY: mortreues@n **mortreues** n 1 mortreux 1 **morwe** n. "morning, dawn (also as adj.; cf. morwe-tide n.) (also as proper n., personified); next day," s.v. morrow sb. OED. KEY: morwe@n morwe@n#adj morwe@n#propn **morwe** n#adj 2 morwe 2 **morwe** n 81 morowe 4 morwe 72 morwen 3 morwes 2 **morwe** n#propn 1 morwe 1 **morwe-song** n. "what is said in the morning," s.v. morwe sb. OED, morwe n. MED. KEY: morwe-song@n **morwe-song** n 1 morwe-song 1 **morwe-tide** n. "morning," s.v. morrow-tide OED. KEY: morwe-tide@n **morwe-tide** n 4 morowtyde 1 morwe-tyde 3 **mosel** n. "snout," s.v. muzzle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mosel@n **mosel** n 1 mosel 1 **most** adj. sup. & n. "(as adj.) most, greatest, chief; (as n.) the greatest," s.v. most a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: most@adj most@n **most** adj 36 moost 12 mooste 9 most 5 moste 10 **most** n 8 meeste 5 meste 1 mooste 1 moste 1 **most** adv. sup. "most, mostly," s.v. most a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: most@adv **most** adv 132 moost 79 mooste 7 most 40 moste 6 **mot** n.(1) "particle of dust," s.v. mote sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mot@n1 **mot** n1 2 moote 1 motes 1 **mot** n.(2) "musical note on a hunting horn," s.v. mote\\3, moot sb. OED. KEY: mot@n2 **mot** n2 1 mot 1 **moten** v.(2) "may, must," s.v. mote v.\\1 OED, must v.\\1 OED. KEY: moten@v2 **moten** v2 470 moost 2 mooste 1 moot 147 moote 24 mooten 4 most 28 moste 139 mosten 4 mostow 1 mot 55 mote 42 moten 12 must 9 muste 1 mustow 1 **moteren** v. "mutter," s.v. mutter v.\\1 OED. KEY: moteren@v **moteren** v 1 motre 1 **motif** n. "notion; advice," s.v. motive sb. OED. KEY: motif@n **motif** n 2 motyf 2 **motle** n. "motley, multicolored cloth," s.v. motley a. (adv.), sb. OED. KEY: motle@n **motle** n 1 mottelee 1 **motthe** n. "moth, the insect," s.v. moth sb. OED. KEY: motthe@n **motthe** n 3 motthes 3 **moue** n.(2) "moue, grimace; derisive expression," s.v. mow sb.\\2 OED. KEY: moue@n2 **moue** n2 3 mowe 1 mowes 2 **mouen** v.(3) "may; be able, have power; enable," s.v. may v.\\1 OED. KEY: mouen@v3 **mouen** v3 2302 mai 123 maist 47 maistow 17 may 1314 mayst 61 maystow 23 maystowe 1 might 7 mighte 10 mighten 3 mowe 60 mowen 67 myght 62 myghte 454 myghten 34 myghtest 14 myghtestow 3 myghtist 2 **mouinge** ger.(3) "power, ability," s.v. mowing vbl. sb.\\4 OED. KEY: mouinge@ger3 **mouinge** ger3 9 mowynge 9 **moulen** v. "grow moldy, rot," s.v. moul v.\\1 OED. KEY: moulen@v **moulen** v 2 mowled 1 mowlen 1 **mountaine** n. "mountain," s.v. mountain OED. KEY: mountaine@n **mountaine** n 16 montaigne 1 montaignes 1 montaygnes 1 montayne 2 monteyne 1 mountaigne 5 mountaignes 1 mountayne 1 mountaynes 2 mowntaigne 1 **mount** n.(1) "mountain," s.v. mount sb.\\1 OED. KEY: mount@n1 **mount** n1 6 mount 6 **mountaunce** n. "amount, value; length (of time, height, etc.); extent (so much as)," s.v. mountaunce OED. KEY: mountaunce@n **mountaunce** n 7 montance 4 mountance 2 mountaunce 1 **mounten** v. "mount, ascend," s.v. mount v. OED. KEY: mounten@v **mounten** v 1 mounte 1 **mous** n. "mouse," s.v. mouse sb. OED. KEY: mous@n **mous** n 12 mous 7 mouses 2 mows 1 mysz 2 **moustre** n. "pattern, model," s.v. muster sb.\\1 OED. KEY: moustre@n **moustre** n 1 moustre 1 **mouth** n. "mouth," s.v. mouth sb. OED. KEY: mouth@n **mouth** n 67 mouth 58 mouthe 2 mouthes 4 mouthis 1 mowth 2 **muable** adj. "mutable, fickle," s.v. muable a. OED. KEY: muable@adj **muable** adj 2 muable 2 **muche** adj. "much, many," s.v. much a., quasi-sb. and adv. OED. KEY: muche@adj **muche** adj 51 moch 1 moche 26 much 1 muche 23 **muche** adv. "much, greatly," s.v. much a., quasi-sb. and adv. OED. KEY: muche@adv **muche** adv 32 moch 1 moche 10 much 1 muche 19 mych 1 **muche** n. "much; something or someone great in size or importance," s.v. much a., quasi-sb. and adv. OED. KEY: muche@n **muche** n 89 moche 28 muche 59 mych 1 myche 1 **muchel** adj. "much, many," s.v. mickle a., sb. and adv. OED. KEY: muchel@adj **muchel** adj 44 mikel 1 mochel 7 mochil 1 muchel 34 mykel 1 **muchel** adv. "much, greatly," s.v. mickle a., sb. and adv. OED. KEY: muchel@adv **muchel** adv 28 mochel 6 mochil 1 muchel 20 mychel 1 **muchel** n. "much; size, stature," s.v. mickle a., sb. and adv. OED. KEY: muchel@n **muchel** n 35 mochel 15 mochil 2 muchel 18 **muet** adj. "mute, silent," s.v. mute a. and sb.\\1 OED, muet adj. MED. KEY: muet@adj **muet** adj 1 muwet 1 **mulier** Lat. n. "woman." KEY: mulier@lat\_n **mulier** lat\_n 1 mulier 1 **multiplicacioun** n. "multiplication; (alchem.) making gold," s.v. multiplication OED. KEY: multiplicacioun@n **multiplicacioun** n 3 multiplicacioun 3 **multiplien** v. "multiply; (alchem.) make gold," s.v. multiply v. OED. KEY: multiplien@v **multiplien** v 21 multeplye 1 multiplie 11 multiplien 1 multiplieth 1 multiplye 4 multiplyed 1 multiplyinge 1 ymultiplied 1 **multipliinge** ger. "increase; (alchem.) making gold," s.v. multiplying ger. OED. KEY: multipliinge@ger **multipliinge** ger 2 multipliyng 1 multiplying 1 **multitude** n. "multitude," s.v. multitude OED. KEY: multitude@n **multitude** n 11 multitude 10 multitudes 1 **murmuracioun** n. "grumbling, complaint," s.v. murmuration OED. KEY: murmuracioun@n **murmuracioun** n 1 murmuracioun 1 **murmure** n. "grumbling, complaint," s.v. murmur sb. OED. KEY: murmuren@v **murmure** n 10 murmur 5 murmure 4 murmures 1 **murmuren** v. "murmur, hum; grumble," s.v. murmur v. OED. KEY: murmure@n **murmuren** v 2 murmure 1 murmureden 1 **murmuringe** ger. "murmuring, humming; rumbling," s.v. murmuring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: murmuringe@ger **murmuringe** ger 2 murmurynge 2 **muscle** n.(1) "mussel, the shellfish," s.v. mussel sb. OED. KEY: muscle@n1 **muscle** n1 2 muscle 1 muscles 1 **muse** n. "muse, one of the Muses," s.v. muse sb.\\1 OED. KEY: muse@n **muse** n 13 muse 5 muses 8 **musen** v. "muse, ponder," s.v. muse v. OED. KEY: musen@v **musen** v 6 imused 1 muse 1 mused 2 musede 1 musith 1 **musicien** n. "musician," s.v. musician OED. KEY: musicien@n **musicien** n 1 mucisyens 1 **musike** n. "music (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. music sb. OED. KEY: musike@n musike@n#propn **musike** n 6 musik 2 musike 1 musyk 2 musyke 1 **musike** n#propn 1 musice 1 **mutabilite** n. "mutability," s.v. mutability OED. KEY: mutabilite@n **mutabilite** n 4 mutabilite 3 mutabilitee 1 **mutable** adj. "mutable," s.v. mutable a. and sb. OED. KEY: mutable@adj **mutable** adj 1 mutable 1 **mutacioun** n. "mutation, change," s.v. mutation OED. KEY: mutacioun@n **mutacioun** n 5 mutacions 1 mutacioun 3 mutaciouns 1 : **-- N --** : : **n** n. "the letter n," s.v. n OED. KEY: n@n **n** n 1 n 1 **Nabal** n. "Nabal, husband of Abigail (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nabal@n#propn **nabal** n#propn 2 nabal 2 **Nabugodonosor** n. "Nebuchadnezzar (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: nabugodonosor@n#propn **nabugodonosor** n#propn 4 nabugodonosor 4 **nacioun** n. "nation; family," s.v. nation sb.\\1 OED. KEY: nacioun@n **nacioun** n 8 nacion 1 nacions 2 nacioun 4 nacyons 1 **naddre** n. "adder, snake," s.v. adder OED. KEY: naddre@n **naddre** n 4 nadderes 1 naddre 2 naddres 1 **nadir** n. "(astro.) nadir, the diametric opposite of a point," s.v. nadir OED. KEY: nadir@n **nadir** n 18 nader 11 nadir 7 **nai** adv. "nay, no," s.v. nay adv.\\1 and sb. OED. KEY: nai@adv **nai** adv 1 nay 1 **nai** interj. "nay, no (also as n.)," s.v. nay adv.\\1 and sb. OED. KEY: nai@interj nai@interj#n **nai** interj#n 30 nay 30 **nai** interj 125 nai 1 nay 124 **nai** n. "a denial, refusal," s.v. nay adv.\\1 and sb. OED. KEY: nai@n **nai** n 7 nay 7 **nail** n. "nail; fingernail; hoof, claw," s.v. nail sb. OED. KEY: nail@n **nail** n 14 nayl 3 nayles 11 **nailen** v. "nail; fix heads on spears," s.v. nail v. OED. KEY: nailen@v **nailen** v 4 naille 1 nailynge 1 nayled 2 **naiten** v.(2) "deny, refuse," s.v. nait v.\\2 OED. KEY: naiten@v2 **naiten** v2 2 nayte 1 nayteth 1 **naked** adj. "naked, bare, unadorned," s.v. naked a. and sb/\\1 OED. KEY: naked@adj **naked** adj 38 naked 35 nakid 3 **nakednesse** n. "nakedness," s.v. nakedness OED. KEY: nakednesse@n **nakednesse** n 2 nakednesse 2 **naken** v. "uncover, show," s.v. nake v. OED. KEY: naken@v **naken** v 1 nake 1 **naker** n. "small kettledrum," s.v. naker sb.\\1 OED. KEY: naker@n **naker** n 1 nakers 1 **nale** n. "ale-drinking party," s.v. ale OED, ale n. MED. KEY: nale@n **nale** n 1 nale 1 **name** n. "name; reputation; condition, status," s.v. name sb. OED. KEY: name@n **name** n 225 name 197 names 28 **namelesse** adj. "without fame or reputation," s.v. nameless a. OED. KEY: namelesse@adj **namelesse** adj 1 nameles 1 **nameli** adv. "namely, especially, in particular," s.v. namely adv. OED. KEY: nameli@adv **nameli** adv 58 namelich 2 nameliche 3 namely 53 **nappen** v. "nap, doze," s.v. nap v.\\1 OED. KEY: nappen@v **nappen** v 1 nappeth 1 **Narcisus** n. "Narcissus, loved by the nymph Echo," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: narcisus@n#propn **narcisus** n#propn 11 narcisus 11 **narcotik** n. "narcotic, sleeping potion," s.v. narcotic sb. OED. KEY: narcotik@n **narcotik** n 2 narcotyks 1 nercotikes 1 **Narice** n. "Ithaca," place name; not in MED. KEY: narice@n#propn **narice** n#propn 1 narice 1 **narwe** adj. "narrow, small," s.v. narrow a. OED. KEY: narwe@adj **narwe** adj 7 narw 1 narwe 5 narwest 1 **narwe** adv. "closely, tightly; carefully, precisely," s.v. narrow adv. OED. KEY: narwe@adv **narwe** adv 8 narowe 1 narwe 7 **Naso** n. "Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: naso@n#propn **naso** n#propn 3 naso 3 **natal** adj. "concerned with birthdays(?)," s.v. natal a.\\1 and sb. OED. KEY: natal@adj **natal** adj 1 natal 1 **natif** adj. "natural," s.v. native a. OED. KEY: natif@adj **natif** adj 1 natif 1 **nativite** n. "nativity," s.v. nativity OED. KEY: nativite@n **nativite** n 6 nativitee 3 nativites 1 nativyte 1 natyvyte 1 **natural** adj. "natural, normal; (of magik) concerned with physical phenomena," s.v. natural a. OED. KEY: natural@adj **natural** adj 38 natural 1 naturales 1 naturall 1 natureel 10 naturel 25 **naturalli** adv. "naturally, by nature," s.v. naturally adv. OED. KEY: naturalli@adv **naturalli** adv 15 natureelly 4 naturelly 4 naturely 7 **nature** n. "nature (creation); nature (as controlling force); Nature (as proper n., personified); nature or character (of a person or thing); natural instinct; sperm," s.v. nature sb. OED. KEY: nature@n nature@n#propn **nature** n 118 nature 115 natures 3 **nature** n#propn 42 nature 42 **nave** n. "hub of a wheel," s.v. nave sb.\\1 OED. KEY: nave@n **nave** n 2 nave 2 **naveie** n. "navy, fleet of ships," s.v. navy\\1 OED. KEY: naveie@n **naveie** n 1 naveye 1 **navele** n. "navel, umbilicus," s.v. navel sb. OED. KEY: navele@n **navele** n 1 navele 1 **navie** n. "sailing ship, group of ships," s.v. navey OED. KEY: navie@n **navie** n 3 navye 3 **Nazarenus** Lat. adj. "the Nazarene." KEY: nazarenus@lat\_adj **nazarenus** lat\_adj 2 nazarenus 2 **ne** adv. "not," s.v. ne adv. and conj.\\1 OED. KEY: ne@adv **ne** adv 1248 n 16 ne 1232 **ne** conj.(1) "nor," s.v. ne adv. and conj.\\1 OED. KEY: ne@conj1 **ne** conj1 1129 n 18 ne 1111 **nece** n. "niece; kinswoman (of any degree of relationship)," s.v. niece OED. KEY: nece@n **nece** n 80 nece 74 neces 6 **necessarie** adj. "necessary, needed; logically necessary; predestined," s.v. necessary a. and sb. OED. KEY: necessarie@adj **necessarie** adj 30 necessaire 1 necessarie 28 necessaries 1 **necessarie** n. "(pl.) necessities," s.v. necessary a. and sb. OED. KEY: necessarie@n **necessarie** n 2 necessaries 2 **necessen** v. "necessitate, compel," s.v. necess v. OED. KEY: necessen@v **necessen** v 1 necesseden 1 **necessite** n. "necessity, need," s.v. necessity sb. OED. KEY: necessite@n **necessite** n 96 necessite 79 necessitee 15 necessites 2 **necligence** n. "negligence (also as proper n., personified); act of negligence," s.v. negligence OED. KEY: necligence@n necligence@n#propn **necligence** n 13 necligence 12 negligence 1 **necligence** n#propn 1 necligence 1 **necligent** adj. "negligent, slothful," s.v. negligent a. and sb. OED. KEY: necligent@adj **necligent** adj 8 necligent 8 **necligentli** adv. "negligently, in a slovenly manner," s.v. negligently adv. OED. KEY: necligentli@adv **necligentli** adv 1 necligently 1 **nede** adv. "necessarily, of necessity," s.v. need adv. OED. KEY: nede@adv **nede** adv 17 nede 16 neede 1 **nede** n.(1) "need, necessity; moment of need, crisis; business, duty," s.v. need sb. OED. KEY: nede@n1 **nede** n1 149 ned 1 nede 127 nedes 12 need 2 neede 7 **nedeful** adj. "needed; needy; (as n.) those in need," s.v. needful a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: nedeful@adj nedeful@adj#n **nedeful** adj 2 nedeful 1 nedefulle 1 **nedeful** adj#n 2 nedeful 1 needfulle 1 **nedefulli** adv. "necessarily, of necessity," s.v. needfully adv. OED. KEY: nedefulli@adv **nedefulli** adv 3 nedfully 3 **nedeles** adj. "needless, unnecessary," s.v. needless a. OED. KEY: nedeles@adj **nedeles** adj 2 nedelees 2 **nedeles** adv. "needlessly," s.v. needless a. OED. KEY: nedeles@adv **nedeles** adv 5 nedelees 3 nedeles 2 **nedeli** adv.(2) "necessarily, of necessity," s.v. needly adv.\\2 OED. KEY: nedeli@adv2 **nedeli** adv2 6 nedely 4 nedly 2 **neden** v.(2) "need, require; be necessary," s.v. need v.\\2 OED. KEY: neden@v2 **neden** v2 103 nede 2 neded 8 nedede 3 neden 2 nedeth 82 nedide 1 nedith 3 needeth 2 **nedes** adv. "necessarily, of necessity," s.v. needs adv. OED. KEY: nedes@adv **nedes** adv 69 nedes 66 nedis 1 nedys 2 **nedes-cost** adv. "necessarily, of necessity," s.v. needs cost adv. OED. KEY: nedes-cost@adv **nedes-cost** adv 1 nedes-cost 1 **nedi** adj. "needy, poor," s.v. needy a. OED. KEY: nedi@adj **nedi** adj 11 nedy 11 **nedle** n. "needle," s.v. needle sb. OED. KEY: nedle@n **nedle** n 3 nedle 2 nedles 1 **neigh** adj. "nigh, near; (with cause) immediate," s.v. nigh adv., a., and sb. OED. KEY: neigh@adj **neigh** adj 9 neigh 2 ny 5 nye 2 **neigh** adv. "nigh, near; closely; nearly, almost," s.v. nigh adv., a., and sb. OED. KEY: neigh@adv **neigh** adv 77 negh 1 neigh 29 neyghe 4 ny 22 nye 2 nygh 18 nyghe 1 **neigh** prep. "nigh, near," s.v. nigh adv., a., and sb. OED. KEY: neigh@prep **neigh** prep 13 negh 1 neigh 5 nigh 1 ny 2 nygh 4 **neighebor** n. "neighbor," s.v. neighbour sb. OED. KEY: neighebor@n **neighebor** n 54 neighbour 1 neighebor 28 neighebores 19 neighebour 1 neyghbors 1 neyghbours 1 neyghebores 1 neyghebour 1 neyghebours 1 **neighen** v.(1) "nigh, draw nigh," s.v. nigh v. OED. KEY: neighen@v1 **neighen** v1 2 neghen 1 neighen 1 **neither** conj. "neither," s.v. neither adv. (conj.) and a. (pron.) OED. KEY: neither@conj **neither** conj 89 neither 64 neithir 1 neyther 22 neythir 2 **neither** pron. "neither one (of two)," s.v. neither adv. (conj.) and a. (pron.) OED. KEY: neither@pron **neither** pron 7 neither 5 neyther 2 **nekke** n. "neck (also as adj.; s.v. neck-bone OED, nekke-bon n. MED)," s.v. neck sb.\\1 OED. KEY: nekke@n nekke@n#adj **nekke** n 43 necke 1 nekke 38 nekkes 4 **nekke** n#adj 1 nekke 1 **nekke-bon** n. "neck-bone," s.v. neck-bone OED. KEY: nekke-bon@n **nekke-bon** n 3 nekke-bon 1 nekke-boon 2 **Nembrot** n. "Nimrod (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: nembrot@n#propn **nembrot** n#propn 1 nembrot 1 **nemnen** v. "name; tell," s.v. nemn v. OED. KEY: nemnen@v **nemnen** v 4 nempne 1 nempned 1 nempnen 1 ynempned 1 **Neptunus** n. "Neptune, god of the sea," proper n. KEY: neptunus@n#propn **neptunus** n#propn 4 neptune 1 neptunus 3 **ner** adj. "near; (with cause) immediate," s.v. near a. OED. KEY: ner@adj **ner** adj 2 neer 1 ner 1 **ner** adv.(2) "near, close; (as comp.) nearer)," s.v. near adv.\\2 (and prep.) OED. KEY: ner@adv2 **ner** adv2 23 neer 12 ner 11 **ner** prep. "near, near to," s.v. near adv.\\2 (and prep.) OED. KEY: ner@prep **ner** prep 3 neer 2 ner 1 **Nero** n. "Nero, the Roman emperor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nero@n#propn **nero** n#propn 19 nero 18 neroun 1 **nerre** adj. "nearer," s.v. nar a. OED. KEY: nerre@adj **nerre** adj 6 neer 2 ner 4 **nerre** adv. "nearer (also as prep.)," s.v. nar adv. OED. KEY: nerre@adv nerre@adv\_prep **nerre** adv 5 neer 2 ner 3 **nerre** adv\_prep 3 neer 1 ner 2 **nerve** n. "sinew, tendon," s.v. nerve sb. OED. KEY: nerve@n **nerve** n 1 nerf 1 **Nessus** n. "Nessus, a centaur," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nessus@n#propn **nessus** n#propn 1 nessus 1 **nest** n. "nest," s.v. nest sb. OED. KEY: nest@n **nest** n 6 nest 5 nestes 1 **net** n.(1) "net, snare," s.v. net sb.\\1 OED. KEY: net@n1 **net** n1 14 net 9 nett 1 nettes 4 **net** n.(2) "cattle, livestock," s.v. neat sb. OED. KEY: net@n2 **net** n2 1 neet 1 **net-herde** n. "cowherd," s.v. neatherd OED. KEY: net-herde@n **net-herde** n 1 net-herdes 1 **nethere** adj. "lower," s.v. nether a. OED. KEY: nethere@adj **nethere** adj 9 nether 3 netherest 1 nethereste 2 netherist 2 nethir 1 **netle** n. "nettle, a prickly weed," s.v. nettle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: netle@n **netle** n 2 netle 1 nettle 1 **neue** adj. "new, fresh, modern," s.v. new a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: neue@adj **neue** adj 119 new 1 newe 117 newer 1 **neue** adv. "newly; anew, again," s.v. new adv. OED. KEY: neue@adv **neue** adv 48 new 2 newe 46 **neue** n. "new person or thing; (with of) recently, (for the) first time," s.v. new a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: neue@n **neue** n 13 newe 13 **neue-fangel** adj. "fond of novelty, fickle," s.v. newfangel a. and sb. OED. KEY: neue-fangel@adj **neue-fangel** adj 2 newefangel 2 **neue-fangelnesse** n. "fondness of novelty; novelty," s.v. newfangelness OED. KEY: neue-fangelnesse@n **neue-fangelnesse** n 4 newefangelnesse 2 newfangelnesse 1 newfanglenesse 1 **Neue-gate** n. "Newgate, a prison in London," place name. KEY: neue-gate@n#propn **neue-gate** n#propn 1 newegate 1 **neuen** v. "renew, revive," s.v. new v. OED. KEY: neuen@v **neuen** v 4 newe 1 newed 2 neweth 1 **neuli** adv. "recently, newly," s.v. newly adv. OED. KEY: neuli@adv **neuli** adv 3 newely 2 newliche 1 **nevenen** v. "name, call by name," s.v. neven v. OED. KEY: nevenen@v **nevenen** v 8 nevene 8 **never** adv. "never, not at all," s.v. never adv. OED. KEY: never@adv **never** adv 633 never 178 nevere 455 **never-a-del** n. & adv. "(as adv.) not a bit," s.v. never adv. OED. KEY: never-a-del@adv **never-a-del** adv 1 never-a-deel 1 **never-mo** adv. "nevermore, no longer, never again," s.v. nevermo OED. KEY: never-mo@adv **never-mo** adv 8 neveremo 7 nevermo 1 **never-more** adv. "nevermore, no longer, never again," s.v. nevermore adv. OED. KEY: never-more@adv **never-more** adv 2 neveremoore 1 neveremore 1 **never-the-les** adv. "nevertheless," s.v. nevertheless adv. OED. KEY: never-the-les@adv **never-the-les** adv 5 never-the-lesse 1 neveretheles 1 nevertheles 2 neverthelesse 1 **never-the-mo** adv. "not at all, neither," s.v. never adv. OED. KEY: never-the-mo@adv **never-the-mo** adv 1 neverthemo 1 **neveu** n. "nephew; grandson," s.v. nephew OED. KEY: neveu@n **neveu** n 5 neveu 1 nevew 4 **Newe-Thought** n. "New-Thought, a character in RomA," proper n.; s.v. neue adj. MED. KEY: newe-thought@n#propn **newe-thought** n#propn 1 newe-thought 1 **nexte** adj. "next; nearest, most direct," s.v. next a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: nexte@adj **nexte** adj 26 next 4 nexte 22 **nexte** adv. "next; nearest, close by; immediately afterwards," s.v. next a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: nexte@adv **nexte** adv 14 next 14 **nexte** prep. "next to, nearest to; immediately after," s.v. next a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: nexte@prep **nexte** prep 34 next 34 **nice** adj. "foolish; scrupulous," s.v. nice a. OED. KEY: nice@adj **nice** adj 46 nice 1 nyce 45 **niceli** adv. "foolishly," s.v. nicely adv. OED. KEY: niceli@adv **niceli** adv 1 nycely 1 **Nicerates** n. (gen.) "Niceratus, a Greek general," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nicerates@n#propn **nicerates** n#propn 1 nicerates 1 **nicete** n. "folly, stupidity," s.v. nicety OED. KEY: nicete@n **nicete** n 10 nycete 5 nycetee 5 **Nichanore** n.(1) "Nicanor, a general defeated by Judas Maccabeus (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nichanore@n1#propn **nichanore** n1#propn 1 nichanore 1 **Nichanore** n.(2) "Nicanor, a general of Alexander the Great," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nichanore@n2#propn **nichanore** n2#propn 1 nichanore 1 **Nicholas** n.(1) "Nicholas, the clerk in MilT," proper n.; s.v. Nicholas n. MED. KEY: nicholas@n1#propn **nicholas** n1#propn 40 nicholas 34 nicholay 6 **Nicholas** n.(2) "Saint Nicholas, bishop of Myra," proper n.; s.v. Nicholas n. MED. KEY: nicholas@n2#propn **nicholas** n2#propn 1 nicholas 1 **nifle** n. "trick, jest," s.v. nifle OED. KEY: nifle@n **nifle** n 1 nyfles 1 **nigard** adj. "niggardly, miserly," s.v. niggard sb. and a. OED. KEY: nigard@adj **nigard** adj 1 nygard 1 **nigard** n. "niggard, miser," s.v. niggard sb. and a. OED. KEY: nigard@n **nigard** n 5 nygard 3 nygardes 1 nygart 1 **nigardie** n. "niggardliness, miserliness," s.v. niggardy OED. KEY: nigardie@n **nigardie** n 2 negardye 1 nygardye 1 **night** n. "night," s.v. night sb. OED. KEY: night@n **night** n 314 night 18 nighte 1 nightes 2 nyght 258 nyghte 15 nyghtes 20 **night-cappe** n. "nightcap," s.v. night-cap OED, night n. MED. KEY: night-cappe@n **night-cappe** n 1 nyght-cappe 1 **nighten** v. "become night, grow dark," s.v. night v. OED. KEY: nighten@v **nighten** v 2 nyghte 2 **nighter-tale** n. "night-time," s.v. nightertale OED. KEY: nighter-tale@n **nighter-tale** n 1 nyghtertale 1 **nightin-gale** n. "nightingale," s.v. nightingale\\1 OED. KEY: nightin-gale@n **nightin-gale** n 15 nightyngale 1 nyghtyngale 12 nyghtyngales 2 **night-spel** n. "charm for protection at night," s.v. night-spell OED, night n. MED. KEY: night-spel@n **night-spel** n 1 nyght-spel 1 **nigromancien** n. "necromancer," s.v. necromancien OED. KEY: nigromancien@n **nigromancien** n 1 nigromanciens 1 **nigromauncie** n. "necromancy," s.v. necromancy OED. KEY: nigromauncie@n **nigromauncie** n 1 nigromancie 1 **nillinge** ger. "power of refusal, refusal," s.v. nilling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: nillinge@ger **nillinge** ger 2 nillynge 1 nyllynge 1 **nimen** v. "take, grasp, seize," s.v. nim v. OED. KEY: nimen@v **nimen** v 9 nam 1 nome 5 nomen 3 **nimphe** n. "nymph," s.v. nymph OED. KEY: nimphe@n **nimphe** n 2 nymphe 1 nymphes 1 **nin** num. "(as adj.) nine," s.v. nine a. and sb. OED. KEY: nin@num\_adj **nin** num\_adj 7 nyne 7 **Ninive** n. "Nineveh, capital of Assyria," place name; not in MED. KEY: ninive@n#propn **ninive** n#propn 3 nynyve 1 nynyvee 2 **nintene** num. "(as n.) nineteen," s.v. nineteen a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: nintene@num\_n **nintene** num\_n 1 nyntene 1 **ninthe** num. "(as adj.) ninth," s.v. ninth a. and sb. OED. KEY: ninthe@num\_adj **ninthe** num\_adj 3 ninthe 1 nynthe 2 **ninti** num. "(as adj.) ninety," s.v. ninety a. and sb. OED. KEY: ninti@num\_adj **ninti** num\_adj 1 nynty 1 **Ninus** n. "Ninus, king of Nineveh," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ninus@n#propn **ninus** n#propn 1 nynus 1 **Niobe** n. "Niobe, queen of Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: niobe@n#propn **niobe** n#propn 2 nyobe 2 **Nisus** n. "Nisus, king of Megera," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nisus@n#propn **nisus** n#propn 3 nysus 3 **no** adj. "no, not any," s.v. no a. OED. KEY: no@gram\_adj **no** gram\_adj 1429 na 17 no 1407 noo 5 **no** adv. "no, not," s.v. no adv.\\1 OED. KEY: no@adv **no** adv 121 na 1 no 120 **no** conj.(1) "no (as correlative with ne, or)," s.v. no adv.\\1 OED. KEY: no@conj1 **no** conj1 31 no 31 **no** interj. "no," s.v. no adv.\\3 OED. KEY: no@interj **no** interj 33 no 27 noo 6 **noble** adj. "noble," s.v. noble a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: noble@adj **noble** adj 150 nobil 1 noble 148 nobleste 1 **noble** n.(1) "noble, aristocrat," s.v. noble a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: noble@n1 **noble** n1 1 nobles 1 **noble** n.(2) "noble, a gold coin," s.v. noble a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: noble@n2 **noble** n2 7 noble 2 nobles 5 **nobleie** n. "nobility of birth; noble state, splendor," s.v. nobley(e sb. OED. KEY: nobleie@n **nobleie** n 7 nobley 1 nobleye 6 **nobleli** adv. "nobly, splendidly," s.v. nobly adv. OED. KEY: nobleli@adv **nobleli** adv 1 nobly 1 **noblen** v. "ennoble," s.v. noble v. OED. KEY: noblen@v **noblen** v 1 nobledest 1 **noblesse** n. "nobility of birth; noble state; worthiness, honor; splendor," s.v. noblesse OED. KEY: noblesse@n **noblesse** n 34 noblesse 34 **nodden** v. "nod," s.v. nod v. OED. KEY: nodden@v **nodden** v 1 nodde 1 **Noe** n. "Noah (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: noe@n#propn **noe** n#propn 9 noe 5 noees 1 noes 1 nowelis 2 **noious** adj. "annoying; difficult," s.v. noyous a. OED. KEY: noious@adj **noious** adj 2 noyous 2 **noise** n. "noise, sound; voice; disturbance; rumor," s.v. noise sb. OED. KEY: noise@n **noise** n 44 noise 2 noys 1 noyse 40 noyses 1 **noisen** v. "talk about, brag," s.v. noise v. OED. KEY: noisen@v **noisen** v 1 noysen 1 **nokked** adj. "notched," s.v. nock v. OED. KEY: nokked@adj **nokked** adj 1 nokked 1 **nolite** Lat. v. " do not." KEY: nolite@lat\_v **nolite** lat\_v 1 nolite 1 **nombre** n. "number; total; harmony, proportion," s.v. number sb. OED. KEY: nombre@n **nombre** n 57 nombre 46 nombres 4 noumbre 1 noumbres 2 nowmbre 4 **nombren** v. "number, count," s.v. number v. OED. KEY: nombren@v **nombren** v 6 nombred 1 nombren 1 nombrid 1 noumbre 1 noumbred 2 **nomen** Lat. n. "name." KEY: nomen@lat\_n **nomen** lat\_n 2 nomen 1 nomine 1 **no-mo** adj. "no more, no other," s.v. no mo sb. and a. OED, no mo adj. MED. KEY: no\_mo@adj **no\_mo** adj 1 namo 1 **no-mo** adv. "no more, never again," s.v. no mo a. and sb. OED, no mo adv. MED. KEY: no\_mo@adv **no\_mo** adv 1 namo 1 **no-mo** n. "no more, no others," s.v. no mo a. and sb. OED. KEY: no\_mo@n **no\_mo** n 7 namo 7 **no-more** adj. "no more," s.v. no more sb., a., and adv. OED. KEY: no\_more@adj **no\_more** adj 6 namoore 4 namore 2 **no-more** adv. "no more, no longer, never again," s.v. no more sb., a., and adv. OED. KEY: no\_more@adv **no\_more** adv 45 namoore 31 namore 12 nomoore 1 nomore 1 **no-more** n. "no more, nothing more," s.v. no more sb., a., and adv. OED. KEY: no\_more@n **no\_more** n 80 namoore 62 namore 17 nomore 1 **non** adj. "none, no," s.v. none pron., a., and adv. OED. KEY: non@gram\_adj **non** gram\_adj 350 neen 2 non 87 none 19 noon 239 noone 3 **non** adv.(1) "no, not," s.v. none pron., a., and adv. OED. KEY: non@adv1 **non** adv1 33 non 2 noon 31 **non** Lat. adv. "not." KEY: non@lat\_adv **non** lat\_adv 1 non 1 **non** n. "noon, midday," s.v. noon sb. OED. KEY: non@n **non** n 16 non 4 noon 12 **non** pron. "none, no one," s.v. none pron., a., and adv. OED. KEY: non@pron **non** pron 134 non 26 none 3 noon 105 **noncertein** n. & adj. "(as n.) uncertainty," s.v. noncertain sb. OED. KEY: noncertein@n **noncertein** n 2 nouncerteyn 2 **nones** n.(1) "(for the) occasion, purpose; (with, on the) condition," s.v. nonce OED. KEY: nones@n1 **nones** n1 25 nones 23 nonys 2 **Nonius** n. "Nonius, a consul of Rome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: nonius@n#propn **nonius** n#propn 2 nonyus 2 **nonne** n. "nun," s.v. nun sb.\\1 OED. KEY: nonne@n **nonne** n 4 nonne 2 nonnes 2 **nonnerie** n. "nunnery," s.v. nunnery OED. KEY: nonnerie@n **nonnerie** n 2 nonnerie 1 nonnerye 1 **nono** Lat. num. "ninth." KEY: nono@lat\_num **nono** lat\_num 2 nono 2 **non-pouer** n. "lack of power, weakness," s.v. non-power OED. KEY: non-pouer@n **non-pouer** n 1 noun-power 1 **nor** conj. "nor," s.v. nor conj.\\1 OED. KEY: nor@conj **nor** conj 60 nor 60 **Nor-folk** n. "Norfolk," place name. KEY: nor-folk@n#propn **nor-folk** n#propn 1 northfolk 1 **norice** n. "nursemaid; governess," s.v. nourice sb. OED. KEY: norice@n **norice** n 14 norice 11 norices 1 noryce 1 norysshe 1 **norishen** v. "nourish, feed; foster, bring up; foster, encourage; (ppl. adj.) nurtured," s.v. nourish v. OED, nourished ppl. a. OED. KEY: norishen@v norishen@v#adj **norishen** v#adj 3 ynorissed 2 ynorisshed 1 **norishen** v 19 norice 1 norissched 2 norisschid 1 norissed 4 norissen 1 norisseth 2 norissheth 1 noryssche 1 norysscheth 1 norysschid 1 noryssed 1 noryssen 1 norysshed 1 norysside 1 **norishinge** ger. "nourishment, feeding; upbringing; encouragement," s.v. nourishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: norishinge@ger **norishinge** ger 13 norisschynges 2 norisshynge 1 norissyng 1 norissynge 3 norrissynge 1 norysschynges 2 noryssynge 1 noryssynges 2 **norri** n. "foster child, pupil," s.v. norry sb. OED. KEY: norri@n **norri** n 3 nory 3 **nortelrie** n. "upbringing," s.v. nortelry OED. KEY: nortelrie@n **nortelrie** n 1 nortelrie 1 **north** adj. "north, northern," s.v. north adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: north@adj **north** adj 16 north 16 **north** adv. "north, northward," s.v. north adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: north@adv **north** adv 11 north 11 **north** n. "north," s.v. north adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: north@n **north** n 13 north 10 northe 3 **northerne** adj. "northern," s.v. northern a. and sb. OED. KEY: northerne@adj **northerne** adj 1 northren 1 **North-humbre-lond** n. "Northumberland," place name. KEY: north-humbre-lond@n#propn **north-humbre-lond** n#propn 2 northhumberlond 1 northhumbrelond 1 **north-north-west** n. "(as adv.) north-north-west," s.v. north-north-west adv. OED. KEY: north-north-west@n#adv **north-north-west** n#adv 1 north-north-west 1 **north-ward** adv. "northward," s.v. northward adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: north-ward@adv **north-ward** adv 11 northward 11 **norture** n. "nurture; courtesy, good manners," s.v. nurture sb. OED. KEY: norture@n **norture** n 3 noriture 1 norture 2 **nose** n.(1) "nose," s.v. nose sb. OED. KEY: nose@n1 **nose** n1 25 nose 25 **nose-thirl** n. "nostril," s.v. nose-thirl, nose-thrill OED. KEY: nose-thirl@n **nose-thirl** n 2 nose-thirles 1 nosethirles 1 **nos-kinnes** adj. "no kind of"; not in OED. KEY: nos-kinnes@adj **nos-kinnes** adj 1 noskynnes 1 **noster** Lat. adj. "our"; s.v. pater-noster n. MED. KEY: noster@lat\_adj **noster** lat\_adj 3 noster 3 **not** adj. "short-haired, close-cropped," s.v. not a. and sb. OED. KEY: not@adj **not** adj 1 not 1 **not** adv. "not," s.v. not adv. and sb. OED. KEY: not@adv **not** adv 2302 nat 2028 not 274 **not** n. "nought, nothing," s.v. not adv. and sb. OED. KEY: not@n **not** n 2 nat 1 not 1 **nota** interj. "(as imp.) note, take notice," s.v. nota v. OED. KEY: nota@interj **nota** interj 5 nota 5 **notabilite** n. "noteworthy fact," s.v. notability OED. KEY: notabilite@n **notabilite** n 1 notabilitee 1 **notable** adj. "noteworthy, well known," s.v. notable a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: notable@adj **notable** adj 4 notable 4 **notarie** n. "notary, maker of legal documents," s.v. notary OED. KEY: notarie@n **notarie** n 1 notaries 1 **note** n.(1) "nut," s.v. nut sb.\\1 OED. KEY: note@n1 **note** n1 2 notes 2 **note** n.(2) "job, task," s.v. note sb.\\1 OED. KEY: note@n2 **note** n2 1 note 1 **note** n.(3) "note, musical note; written mark; tune, musical voice; sense impression; (with by) together, (in) unison," s.v. note sb.\\2 OED. KEY: note@n3 **note** n3 18 noote 4 note 7 notes 7 **Note** n.(4) "Saint Neot, an English saint," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: note@n4#propn **note** n4#propn 1 note 1 **noteful** adj. "useful, beneficial," s.v. noteful a.\\1 OED. KEY: noteful@adj **noteful** adj 2 noteful 1 notefull 1 **note-muge** n. "nutmeg," s.v. nutmeg OED. KEY: note-muge@n **note-muge** n 2 notemuge 1 notemygges 1 **noten** v.(2) "note, take note," s.v. note v.\\2 OED. KEY: noten@v2 **noten** v2 8 note 7 noted 1 **no-the-lesse** adv. "nevertheless, notwithstanding," s.v. natheless, nathless adv. OED. KEY: no-the-lesse@adv **no-the-lesse** adv 158 nathales 1 nathelees 63 natheles 90 natheless 3 nathelesse 1 **nother** adj. "other," s.v. nother pron.\\2 and a.\\2 OED, other adj. MED. KEY: nother@adj **nother** adj 3 nother 3 **nother** pron. "another," s.v. nother pron.\\2 and a.\\2 OED, other pron. MED. KEY: nother@pron **nother** pron 1 nother 1 **no-thing** adv. "not at all, in no way," s.v. nothing sb. and adv. OED. KEY: no-thing@adv **no-thing** adv 59 nothing 19 nothyng 40 **no-thing** pron. "nothing," s.v. nothing sb. and adv. OED. KEY: no-thing@pron **no-thing** pron 115 nothing 41 nothyng 74 **notificacioun** n. "sign, token," s.v. notification OED. KEY: notificacioun@n **notificacioun** n 1 notificaciouns 1 **notifien** v. "make known; signify; take note," s.v. notify v. OED. KEY: notifien@v **notifien** v 4 notifie 2 notified 2 **Notus** n. "Notus, the south wind," s.v. Notus OED. KEY: notus@n **notus** n 2 nothus 2 **not-with-stondinge** prep. "notwithstanding," s.v. notwithstanding prep., adv., and conj. OED. KEY: not-with-stondinge@prep **not-with-stondinge** prep 1 notwithstondyng 1 **nou** adv. "now, at the present time; (also for emphasis, without temporal sense) now, now then," s.v. now adv., conj., sb.\\1, and a. OED. KEY: nou@adv **nou** adv 1230 now 1228 nowe 2 **nou** conj. "now that, seeing that," s.v. now adv., conj., sb.\\1, and a. OED. KEY: nou@conj **nou** conj 6 now 6 **nou** n. "now, the present time," s.v. now adv., conj., sb.\\1, and a. OED. KEY: nou@n **nou** n 17 now 17 **nou-a-daies** adv. "nowadays, at the present time," s.v. now-a-days adv. OED. KEY: nou-a-daies@adv **nou-a-daies** adv 2 now-a-dayes 2 **nouche** n. "jeweled clasp," s.v. ouch sb. OED. KEY: nouche@n **nouche** n 3 nouchis 1 nowches 1 ouche 1 **Nouel** n.(1) "Noel," s.v. Nowel\\1 OED. KEY: nouel@n1 **nouel** n1 1 nowel 1 **nought** adj. "impotent, powerless," s.v. nought sb., a., and adv. OED. KEY: nought@adj **nought** adv. "not, not at all," s.v. nought sb., a., and adv. OED, naught sb., a., and adv. OED. KEY: nought@adv **nought** adj 1 nought 1 **nought** adv 502 naught 103 noght 219 nought 178 nouht 1 nowght 1 **nought** pron. "naught, nothing; none," s.v. nought sb., a., and adv. OED, naught sb., a., and adv. OED; one entry s.v. nought n. MED. KEY: nought@pron **nought** pron 138 naught 27 nawght 2 nawht 1 noght 74 noht 1 nought 33 **nou-the** adv. "now, at the present time," s.v. nowthe adv. OED. KEY: nou-the@adv **nou-the** adv 2 nowthe 2 **nouther** conj. "neither," s.v. nouther, nowther pron., a., adv.\\1, and conj. OED. KEY: nouther@conj **nouther** conj 7 nother 2 nouther 5 **novelrie** n. "novelty, change," s.v. novelry OED. KEY: novelrie@n **novelrie** n 3 novelrie 1 novelries 2 **novelte** n. "novelty," s.v. novelty OED. KEY: novelte@n **novelte** n 1 noveltee 1 **Novembre** n. "November, the month," s.v. November OED. KEY: novembre@n **novembre** n 2 november 1 novembre 1 **novice** n. "novice," s.v. novice OED. KEY: novice@n **novice** n 1 novys 1 **no-wher** adv. "nowhere, at no place," s.v. nowhere adv. OED. KEY: no-wher@adv **no-wher** adv 22 nowher 16 nowhere 6 : : **-- O --** : : **o** interj. "oh," s.v. o int. (sb., v.) OED. KEY: o@interj **o** interj 389 o 389 **o** num. "(as adj.) one," s.v. o, oo numeral a. OED. KEY: o@num\_adj **o** num\_adj 195 o 173 oo 22 **o** prep.(2) "on, upon," s.v. o, o' prep.\\1 OED. KEY: o@prep2 **o** prep2 31 a 27 o 4 **obedience** n. "obedience," s.v. obedience OED. KEY: obedience@n **obedience** n 4 obedience 4 **obedient** adj. "obedient," s.v. obedient a. (sb.) OED. KEY: obedient@adj **obedient** adj 7 obedient 7 **obeien** v. "obey, be obedient, be subject to," s.v. obey v. OED. KEY: obeien@v **obeien** v 35 obeie 1 obeieth 3 obeyde 2 obeye 21 obeyed 3 obeyen 4 obeyeth 1 **obeisaunce** n. "obedience; submission, homage; deference," s.v. obeisance OED. KEY: obeisaunce@n **obeisaunce** n 18 obeisance 3 obeisaunce 8 obeisaunces 1 obesaunce 2 obeysaunce 2 obeysaunces 2 **obeisaunt** adj. "obedient," s.v. obeisant a. (sb.) OED. KEY: obeisaunt@adj **obeisaunt** adj 7 obeisant 3 obeisaunt 4 **obeishen** v. "(ppl. adj.) obedient," s.v. obeishing, obeising ppl. a. OED. KEY: obeishen@v#prp#adj **obeishen** v#adj 1 obeysynge 1 **objecte** adj. "presented to the senses," s.v. object ppl. OED. KEY: objecte@adj **objecte** adj 2 object 2 **obligacioun** n. "obligation, binding pledge," s.v. obligation OED. KEY: obligacioun@n **obligacioun** n 3 obligacioun 2 obligaciouns 1 **obligen** v. "pledge," s.v. oblige v. OED. KEY: obligen@v **obligen** v 4 oblige 2 obliged 1 obligeth 1 **obliquo** Lat. adj. "oblique." KEY: obliquo@lat\_adj **obliquo** lat\_adj 1 obliquo 1 **obsequi** n.(2) "(pl.) obsequies, funeral rites," s.v. obsequy\\2 OED. KEY: obsequi@n2 **obsequi** n2 1 obsequies 1 **observaunce** n. "duty, attention; ceremony, religious rite; custom," s.v. observance OED. KEY: observaunce@n **observaunce** n 23 observance 2 observances 1 observaunce 9 observaunces 11 **observen** v. "observe, conform to a practice; attend to, take care," s.v. observe v. OED. KEY: observen@v **observen** v 5 observe 1 observede 1 observen 2 observeth 1 **obstacle** n. "obstacle," s.v. obstacle sb. OED. KEY: obstacle@n **obstacle** n 3 obstacle 2 obstacles 1 **obstinate** adj. "obstinate," s.v. obstinate a. (sb.) OED. KEY: obstinate@adj **obstinate** adj 1 obstinat 1 **occasioun** n. "occasion, cause, opportunity," s.v. occasion sb.\\1 OED. KEY: occasioun@n **occasioun** n 10 occasion 2 occasions 1 occasioun 5 occasiouns 1 occasyoun 1 **occean** n. "ocean, the sea," s.v. Ocean sb. (a.) OED. KEY: occean@n **occean** n 2 occian 2 **occidental** adj. "occidental, western," s.v. occidental a. and sb. OED. KEY: occidental@adj **occidental** adj 1 occidentale 1 **occident** n. "occident, west," s.v. occident sb. and a. OED. KEY: occident@n **occident** n 2 occident 2 **occupacioun** n. "occupation, activity, business," s.v. occupation OED. KEY: occupacioun@n **occupacioun** n 3 occupacioun 2 ocupacioun 1 **occupien** v. "occupy, take up; take possession; be busy," s.v. occupy v. OED. KEY: occupien@v **occupien** v 10 occupie 1 occupied 1 occupieth 5 ocupien 1 ocupye 1 ocupyed 1 **October** n. "October, the month," s.v. October OED. KEY: october@n **october** n 2 october 1 octobre 1 **octogamie** n. "octogamy," s.v. octogamy s.v. octo- OED. KEY: octogamie@n **octogamie** n 1 octogamye 1 **Octovian** n. "Octavius (later Augustus Caesar), the Roman emperor (identity doubtful in BD)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: octovian@n#propn **octovian** n#propn 2 octovyan 1 octovyen 1 **odde** adj. "odd, some additional," s.v. odd a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: odde@adj **odde** adj 1 odde 1 **Odenake** n. "Odenathus, husband of Zenobia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: odenake@n#propn **odenake** n#propn 5 odenake 4 odenakes 1 **odious** adj. "odious, hateful," s.v. odious a. OED. KEY: odious@adj **odious** adj 1 odious 1 **odour** n. "odor," s.v. odour, odor OED. KEY: odour@n **odour** n 5 odour 4 odoures 1 **Oenone** n. "Oenone, a nymph deserted by Paris," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: oenone@n#propn **oenone** n#propn 2 oenone 2 **Oetes** n. "Aeetes, father of Medea," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: oetes@n#propn **oetes** n#propn 2 oetes 2 **of** adv. "off," s.v. off adv., prep., adj., and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: of@adv **of** adv 36 of 36 **of** prep. "of (also as quasi-adverb)," s.v. of adv., prep., adj., and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: of@prep of@prep\_adv **of** prep 11379 of 11377 off 2 **of** prep\_adv 6 of 6 **of-shouven** v. "(ppl.) repelled," s.v. off adv., prep., adj., and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: of-shouven@v **of-shouven** v 1 of-showve 1 **ofcasten** v. "cast off"; not in OED. KEY: ofcasten@v **ofcasten** v 1 of-caste 1 **offenden** v. "offend; displease; injure, assail," s.v. offend v. OED. KEY: offenden@v **offenden** v 14 offende 5 offended 6 offenden 1 offendeth 2 **offense** n. "offense, transgression; harm; sense of injury," s.v. offence, offsense sb. OED. KEY: offense@n **offense** n 15 offence 11 offense 3 offenses 1 **offensioun** n. "offense, transgression," s.v. offension OED. KEY: offensioun@n **offensioun** n 2 offencioun 1 offensioun 1 **offertorie** n. "offertory (in the mass)," s.v. offertory OED. KEY: offertorie@n **offertorie** n 1 offertorie 1 **office** n. "office, religious rite; employment; duty; function; place of business," s.v. office sb. OED. KEY: office@n **office** n 35 office 32 offices 2 offyce 1 **officer** n. "officer, court official, servant in a court; ecclesiastical official; officer of the law; officer in charge of jousts," s.v. officer sb. OED. KEY: officer@n **officer** n 12 officer 4 officere 1 officeres 5 officers 2 **offren** v. "offer, make a religious offering," s.v. offer v. OED. KEY: offren@v **offren** v 13 offered 1 offre 6 offred 1 offren 3 offreth 2 **offringe** ger. "offering of gifts at mass; gifts offered at mass," s.v. offering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: offringe@ger **offringe** ger 5 offryng 2 offrynge 3 **ofspring** n. "offspring, descendant," s.v. offspring OED. KEY: ofspring@n **ofspring** n 2 ofspryng 2 **ofte** adj. "often, frequent, repeated; (with time, sith) very often, many times," s.v. oft adv., adj. OED; most entries s.v. ofte-sithe adv. MED, ofte-sithes adv. MED, ofte-time adv. MED, ofte-times adv. MED. KEY: ofte@adj **ofte** adj 46 ofte 46 **ofte** adv. "often, frequently," s.v. oft adv., adj. OED. KEY: ofte@adv **ofte** adv 218 oft 5 ofte 205 ofter 8 **often** adj. "(with time, sith) very often, many times," s.v. often adv. and adj. OED, often-time adv. OED, often-times adv. OED, often-sithe adv. MED, often-time adv. MED, often-times adv. MED. KEY: often@adj **often** adj 8 often 8 **often** adv. "often, frequently," s.v. often adv. OED. KEY: often@adv **often** adv 28 often 28 **ofte-time** adv. "very often, many times," s.v. oft-time, ofttimes adv. OED. KEY: ofte-time@adv **ofte-time** adv 2 oft-tyme 1 oftetyme 1 **ofthaued** ppl. "thawed away"; not in OED. KEY: ofthaued@ppl **ofthaued** ppl 1 ofthowed 1 **oile** n. "oil," s.v. oil sb.\\1 OED. KEY: oile@n **oile** n 5 oille 4 oilles 1 **oinement** n. "ointment (medicinal), unguent," s.v. ointment OED. KEY: oinement@n **oinement** n 3 oynement 3 **oinyon** n. "onion," s.v. onion sb. OED. KEY: oinyon@n **oinyon** n 1 oynons 1 **Oise** n. "Oise, the river in France," place name; not in MED. KEY: oise@n#propn **oise** n#propn 1 oyse 1 **oistre** n. "oyster," s.v. oyster OED. KEY: oistre@n **oistre** n 3 oistres 1 oystre 2 **oke** n. "oak tree," s.v. oak OED. KEY: oke@n **oke** n 17 ok 3 okes 2 ook 10 ookes 2 **olde** adj. "old; (as n.) age," s.v. old a. (adv., sb.\\1) OED. KEY: olde@adj olde@adj#n **olde** adj 305 elder 2 eldere 2 eldest 1 eldeste 1 old 37 olde 222 oold 35 oolde 5 **olde** adj#n 1 old 1 **olde** n. "old person, old people; old times; (super.) the oldest," s.v. old a. (adv., sb.\\1) OED. KEY: olde@n **olde** n 7 eldest 1 eldeste 1 old 2 olde 2 oold 1 **Olifaunt** n2. "Sir Olifaunt, a giant in Thop," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: olifaunt@n2#propn **olifaunt** n2#propn 1 olifaunt 1 **olifaunt** n. "elephant," s.v. oliphant OED. KEY: olifaunt@n **olifaunt** n 1 olifauntes 1 **olive** n. "olive tree," s.v. olive sb.\\1 OED. KEY: olive@n **olive** n 1 olyve 1 **Olivere** n2. "Oliver, one of Charlemagne's paladins," s.v. olivere n. MED; proper n. KEY: olivere@n2#propn **olivere** n2#propn 2 olyver 2 **olivere** n. "olive tree," s.v. oliver\\1 OED. KEY: olivere@n **olivere** n 3 oliveris 1 olyveres 2 **Olofernus** n. "Holofernes (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: olofernus@n#propn **olofernus** n#propn 5 oloferne 2 olofernus 3 **omelie** n. "homily," s.v. homily OED. KEY: omelie@n **omelie** n 1 omelies 1 **omnia** Lat. n. "all." KEY: omnia@lat\_n **omnia** lat\_n 2 omnia 2 **omnipotente** adj. "omnipotent," s.v. omnipotent a. OED. KEY: omnipotente@adj **omnipotente** adj 2 omnipotent 2 **on** adv.(1) "on, upon; onward," s.v. on adv. (a., sb.) OED. KEY: on@adv1 **on** adv1 33 on 33 **on** adv.(2) "similarly, the same"; not in OED. KEY: on@adv2 **on** adv2 1 oon 1 **on** num. "(as adj. and n.) one," s.v. one numeral a., pron., etc. OED. KEY: on@num\_adj on@num\_n **on** num\_n 14 oon 14 **on** num\_adj 75 on 3 oon 72 **on** prep. "on," s.v. on prep. OED. KEY: on@prep **on** prep 1151 an 10 on 1141 **on** pron. "one, an unspecified person; (with in) agreement, unanimity," s.v. one numeral a., pron., etc. OED. KEY: on@pron **on** pron 269 on 16 oon 253 **onde** n.(1) "spite, hate," s.v. onde sb. OED. KEY: onde@n1 **onde** n1 1 onde 1 **onen** v. "unite, make one," s.v. one v. OED. KEY: onen@v **onen** v 3 oned 1 oneden 1 oonyd 1 **ones** adv. "once," s.v. once adv. (conj., adj., sb.) OED. KEY: ones@adv **ones** adv 73 ones 57 onis 1 onys 3 oones 10 oonys 2 **on-fire** adj. "afire"; not in OED, s.v. on prep. MED. KEY: on-fire@adj **on-fire** adj 3 on-fire 3 **on-huntynge** adv. "hunting"; not in OED, s.v. on prep. MED. KEY: on-huntynge@adv **on-huntynge** adv 1 on-huntynge 1 **oninge** ger. "uniting," s.v. oneing vb. s. OED. KEY: oninge@ger **oninge** ger 1 oonynge 1 **onli** adj. "only," s.v. only a. OED. KEY: onli@adj **onli** adj 73 onliche 1 only 12 oonly 60 **onli** adv. "only," s.v. only adv., conj. (prep.) OED. KEY: onli@adv **onli** adv 115 onliche 1 only 12 oonly 102 **on-live** adv. "alive, in this life," s.v. alive adv. or pred. a. OED, on prep. MED. KEY: on-live@adv **on-live** adv 6 on-lyve 6 **on-lofte** adv. "aloft, on high," s.v. aloft adv. and prep. OED, on prep. MED. KEY: on-lofte@adv **on-lofte** adv 9 o-lofte 4 on-lofte 5 **onward** adv. "onward," s.v. onward adv., adj. (sb., prep.) OED. KEY: onward@adv **onward** adv 1 onward 1 **open** adj. "open, not closed; public, manifest," s.v. open a. (adv.) OED. KEY: open@adj **open** adj 28 open 16 opene 9 opyn 3 **open** adv. "openly, clearly," s.v. open adj. (adv.) OED. KEY: open@adv **open** adv 1 open 1 **open-ars** n. "fruit of the medlar," s.v. open-arse OED. KEY: open-ars@n **open-ars** n 1 open-ers 1 **openen** v. "open, unclose; reveal, make accessible," s.v. open v. OED. KEY: openen@v **openen** v 18 open 1 opene 2 opened 8 openeden 1 openen 1 openeth 1 openyde 1 opned 2 opneth 1 **open-heded** adj. "bareheaded," s.v. open-headed a. and adv. OED. KEY: open-heded@adj **open-heded** adj 1 open-heveded 1 **openinge** ger. "opening," s.v. opening vbl. sb. OED. KEY: openinge@ger **openinge** ger 1 openyng 1 **openli** adv. "openly," s.v. openly adv. OED. KEY: openli@adv **openli** adv 33 openly 30 opynly 3 **operacioun** n. "operation, work, function; scientific process; planetary influence," s.v. operation OED. KEY: operacioun@n **operacioun** n 6 operacion 1 operacioun 2 operaciouns 3 **opie** n. "opium," s.v. opie sb. OED. KEY: opie@n **opie** n 2 opie 1 opies 1 **Opilion** n. "Opilio, an adversary of Boethius," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: opilion@n#propn **opilion** n#propn 1 opilion 1 **opinioun** n. "opinion, belief, judgement," s.v. opinion sb. OED. KEY: opinioun@n **opinioun** n 53 opinion 5 opinions 1 opinioun 13 opinyoun 5 oppynyoun 2 opynioun 9 opynyoun 15 opynyouns 3 **opportunite** n. "opportunity," s.v. opportunity OED. KEY: opportunite@n **opportunite** n 2 oportunitee 1 oportunyte 1 **opposen** v. "accuse," s.v. oppose v. OED. KEY: opposen@v **opposen** v 2 opposed 1 opposen 1 **opposicioun** n. "(astro.) opposite position of planets," s.v. opposition OED. KEY: opposicioun@n **opposicioun** n 1 opposicion 1 **opposite** adj. "opposite," s.v. opposite a., sb. (adv., prep.) OED. KEY: opposite@adj **opposite** adj 2 opposyt 2 **opposite** n. "opposite," s.v. opposite a., sb., (adv., prep.) OED. KEY: opposite@n **opposite** n 4 opposit 3 opposyt 1 **oppressen** v. "oppress, distress; attack, overcome; rape," s.v. oppress v. OED. KEY: oppressen@v **oppressen** v 11 oppresse 5 oppressed 5 oppresside 1 **oppressioun** n. "wrong, injury; tyranny; (astro.) repression (of planetary influence); rape," s.v. oppression OED. KEY: oppressioun@n **oppressioun** n 7 oppression 1 oppressioun 5 oppressyoun 1 **or** conj. "or," s.v. or adv.\\1 (prep., conj.\\1) OED. KEY: or@conj **or** conj 2112 or 2112 **oracle** n. "oracle, divine revelation," s.v. oracle sb. OED. KEY: oracle@n **oracle** n 1 oracles 1 **oratorie** n. "oratory, chapel," s.v. oratory sb.\\1 OED. KEY: oratorie@n **oratorie** n 4 oratorie 2 oratories 2 **oratour** n. "orator," s.v. orator OED. KEY: oratour@n **oratour** n 1 oratours 1 **ord** n. "point; beginning," s.v. ord OED. KEY: ord@n **ord** n 5 ord 1 word 4 **ordal** n. "trial by ordeal," s.v. ordeal OED. KEY: ordal@n **ordal** n 1 ordal 1 **ordeinen** v. "ordain, establish; arrange, prepare; concede; appoint," s.v. ordain v. OED. KEY: ordeinen@v **ordeinen** v 34 ordeigneth 1 ordeined 1 ordeineth 1 ordeyne 1 ordeyned 21 ordeyneth 6 ordeynide 1 ordeynynge 2 **ordeinour** n. "ruler," s.v. ordainer OED. KEY: ordeinour@n **ordeinour** n 2 ordeynour 2 **ordene** adj. "proper, well regulated," s.v. ordene a. OED. KEY: ordene@adj **ordene** adj 3 ordene 2 ordeyne 1 **ordeneli** adv. "properly," s.v. ordene a. OED. KEY: ordeneli@adv **ordeneli** adv 1 ordeynly 1 **ordinate** adj. "properly ordered, orderly," s.v. ordinate a. and sb. OED. KEY: ordinate@adj **ordinate** adj 2 ordinaat 1 ordynat 1 **ordinatli** adv. "properly, in an orderly manner," s.v. ordinately adv. OED. KEY: ordinatli@adv **ordinatli** adv 1 ordinatly 1 **ordinaunce** n. "ordinance, rule, authority; order, good order; plan, arrangement; preparation," s.v. ordinance sb. OED. KEY: ordinaunce@n **ordinaunce** n 49 ordenance 3 ordenaunce 16 ordenaunces 1 ordinance 6 ordinaunce 21 ordynaunce 2 **ordre** n. "order, arrangement, sequence; condition of life; religious order, sect; rule," s.v. order sb. OED. KEY: ordre@n **ordre** n 78 order 2 ordir 3 ordre 71 ordres 2 **ordren** v#adj 3 ordred 3 **ordren** v. "(ppl. adj.) ordained, in holy orders," s.v. ordered ppl. a. OED. KEY: ordren@v#adj **ordure** n. "ordure, excrement; mud; moral filth, nonsense," s.v. ordure OED. KEY: ordure@n **ordure** n 11 ordure 11 **ore** n.(1) "oar," s.v. oar sb. OED. KEY: ore@n1 **ore** n1 2 oores 1 ores 1 **ore** n.(2) "mercy," s.v. ore\\1 OED. KEY: ore@n2 **ore** n2 1 oore 1 **ore** n.(3) "ore," s.v. ore\\2 OED. KEY: ore@n3 **ore** n3 1 oore 1 **Oreb** n. "Mount Horeb (Sinai) (in the Bible)," place name; not in MED. KEY: oreb@n#propn **oreb** n#propn 1 oreb 1 **Orewelle** n. "Orwell Haven, in Suffolk," place name; not in MED. KEY: orewelle@n#propn **orewelle** n#propn 1 orewelle 1 **orfrei** n. "(pl.) gold embroidery," s.v. orphrey, orfray OED. KEY: orfrei@n **orfrei** n 3 orfrays 3 **organe** n. "organ, the musical instrument," s.v. organ sb.\\1 OED. KEY: organe@n **organe** n 2 organs 1 orgon 1 **oriens** Lat. adj. "ultimate." KEY: oriens@lat\_adj **oriens** lat\_adj 1 oriens 1 **orientale** adj. "oriental, eastern," s.v. oriental a. and sb. OED. KEY: orientale@adj **orientale** adj 2 oriental 1 orientale 1 **oriente** n. "orient, eastern part of the world," s.v. orient sb. and a. OED. KEY: oriente@n **oriente** n 5 orient 5 **Origenes** n. "Origen, the Greek theologian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: origenes@n#propn **origenes** n#propn 1 origenes 1 **originale** adj.(1) "original," s.v. original a. and sb. OED. KEY: originale@adj1 **originale** adj1 3 original 2 originale 1 **originale** n. "original cause; literary source," s.v. original a. and sb. OED. KEY: originale@n **originale** n 2 original 1 origynal 1 **Orion** n. "Arion, Greek poet and harper," proper n.; not in MED; cf. Orioun n. MED. KEY: orion@n#propn **orion** n#propn 1 orion 1 **orison** Lat. n. "horizon." KEY: orison@lat\_n **orison** lat\_n 1 orison 1 **orisonte** n. "horizon," s.v. horizon sb. OED. KEY: orisonte@n **orisonte** n 66 orisonte 55 orisounte 5 orizonte 6 **orisoun** n. "orison, prayer," s.v. orison OED. KEY: orisoun@n **orisoun** n 17 orison 5 orisons 4 orisoun 4 orisouns 4 **Orkades** n. "the Orkneys," place name; not in MED. KEY: orkades@n#propn **orkades** n#propn 1 orkades 1 **Orliens** n. "Orleans, in France," place name; not in MED. KEY: orliens@n#propn **orliens** n#propn 4 orliens 4 **orloge** n. "clock with a bell to ring the hours," s.v. horologe OED. KEY: orloge@n **orloge** n 2 orloge 1 orlogge 1 **orphelin** n. "(as adj.) orphaned," s.v. orphelin a. and sb. OED. KEY: orphelin@n#adj **orphelin** n#adj 1 orphelyn 1 **Orpheus** n. "Orpheus, the legendary harper," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: orpheus@n#propn **orpheus** n#propn 9 orpheus 9 **orpiment** n. "arsenic trisulfide, yellow arsenic," s.v. orpiment OED. KEY: orpiment@n **orpiment** n 3 orpyment 3 **osanna** interj. "(as n.) hosanna," s.v. hosanna int., sb. and v. OED. KEY: osanna@interj#n **osanna** interj#n 2 osanne 2 **Osenay** n. "Osney, near Oxford," place name; not in MED. KEY: osenay@n#propn **osenay** n#propn 3 osenay 1 oseneye 2 **Osewold** n. "Oswald, the Reeve," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: osewold@n#propn **osewold** n#propn 3 osewold 3 **ote** n. "oat, the grain," s.v. oat sb. OED. KEY: ote@n **ote** n 2 otes 2 **oth** n. "oath," s.v. oath sb. OED. KEY: oth@n **oth** n 35 ooth 7 oth 6 othes 22 **other** adj. "other, either," s.v. other adj. pron. (sb.) OED. KEY: other@gram\_adj **other** gram\_adj 494 oother 135 oothere 2 oothir 7 oothre 2 other 188 othere 135 othir 17 othre 8 **other** adv. "otherwise, in addition," s.v. other conj. and adv.\\2 OED. KEY: other@adv **other** adv 2 oother 1 other 1 **other** conj. "either, or," s.v. other conj. and adv.\\2 OED. KEY: other@conj **other** conj 12 oother 1 other 11 **other** pron. "other," s.v. other adj. pron. (sb.) OED. KEY: other@pron **other** pron 208 oother 79 ootheres 2 oothers 1 oothir 4 oothre 1 other 73 othere 25 otheres 7 others 2 othir 12 othre 1 othres 1 **other-weies** adv. "otherwise," s.v. otherways adv. OED. KEY: other-weies@adv **other-weies** adv 10 ootherweies 1 ootherweyes 2 ootherweys 4 otherweyes 1 otherweys 2 **other-while** adv. "sometimes," s.v. otherwhile adv. OED. KEY: other-while@adv **other-while** adv 4 otherwhile 1 outherwhile 3 **other-wise** adv. "otherwise," s.v. otherwise sb. phr., adv., adj. OED. KEY: other-wise@adv **other-wise** adv 4 ootherwise 2 otherwise 1 otherwyse 1 **ou** interj. "oh," s.v. ough int., sb. OED. KEY: ou@interj **ou** interj 2 owgh 1 owh 1 **ouen** adj. "own, (also absolute as noun)," s.v. own a. OED. KEY: ouen@adj ouen@adj#n **ouen** adj 236 awen 1 oune 6 owen 38 owene 167 owne 24 **ouen** adj#n 2 owene 2 **ouen** v. "owe; own; (as aux. with inf.) ought to, should," s.v. owe v. OED, ought v. OED. KEY: ouen@v **ouen** v 210 augghtest 1 aughte 10 aughten 3 oght 2 oghte 83 oghten 8 oghtist 1 ought 9 oughte 57 oughten 13 oughtest 2 oughtestow 2 owe 2 owed 1 owen 4 owest 1 oweth 8 owghte 3 **ought** adv. "in any way, at all," s.v. aught sb.\\2 (pron.), adv., adj. OED. KEY: ought@adv **ought** adv 26 aught 12 aughte 1 oght 2 ought 11 **ought** pron. "anything," s.v. aught sb.\\2 (pron.), adv., adj. OED. KEY: ought@pron **ought** pron 55 aught 32 awght 1 oght 10 ought 12 **oul** n. "awl, hooked instrument of torture," s.v. awl OED. KEY: oul@n **oul** n 1 oules 1 **oule** n. "owl," s.v. owl sb. OED. KEY: oule@n **oule** n 8 oule 2 oules 1 owle 2 owles 3 **ounce** n. "ounce, the unit of weight; small bit, wisp," s.v. ounce sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ounce@n **ounce** n 13 ounce 7 ounces 6 **ounde** adj. "(of hair) wavy," s.v. oundy a. OED. KEY: ounde@adj **ounde** adj 1 oundy 1 **ounded** adj. "wavy," s.v. ounded ppl. a. OED. KEY: ounded@adj **ounded** adj 1 ownded 1 **oundinge** ger. "adorning with wavy lines," s.v. ounding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: oundinge@ger **oundinge** ger 1 owndynge 1 **oure** pron. "our," s.v. our pron. OED. KEY: oure@pron **oure** pron 586 our 45 oure 539 owre 2 **oures** pron. "ours," s.v. ours poss. pron. OED. KEY: oures@pron **oures** pron 2 oures 2 **oure-selfe** pron. "ourselves," s.v. ourself pron. OED. KEY: oure-selfe@pron **oure-selfe** pron 2 oureselven 1 ourself 1 **ournement** n. "(pl.) ornamental trappings," s.v. ornament sb. OED. KEY: ournement@n **ournement** n 1 ornementes 1 **outbreken** v. "break into speech, utter," s.v. outbreak v. OED. KEY: outbreken@v **outbreken** v 1 outbreke 1 **outcasten** v. "(ppl. adj.) wretched, rejected," s.v. outcast ppl. a. OED. KEY: outcasten@v#adj **outcasten** v#adj 5 outcast 4 outcaste 1 **oute** adv. "out; fully; (also as quasi-preposition with of; s.v. oute of prep. MED)," s.v. out adv. OED. KEY: oute@adv oute@adv\_prep **oute** adv 161 out 157 oute 4 **oute** adv\_prep 426 out 417 oute 6 owt 3 **oute** interj. "out! help!" s.v. out int. OED. KEY: oute@interj **oute** interj 4 out 4 **outen** v. "display, show; go out," s.v. out v. OED. KEY: outen@v **outen** v 6 out 1 oute 2 outen 3 **out-fliinge** ger. "flying out, swarming," s.v. outflying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: out-fliinge@ger **out-fliinge** ger 1 out-fleynge 1 **outher** adj. "either, other," s.v. outher adj. pron. OED; one entry s.v. other-while adv. MED. KEY: outher@adj **outher** adj 2 outher 2 **outher** conj. "either, or," s.v. outher adv. (conj.) OED. KEY: outher@conj **outher** conj 36 outher 35 outhir 1 **outhes** n. "outcry, clamor (as proper n., personified)," s.v. outas, outes sb. OED. KEY: outhes@n#propn **outhes** n#propn 1 outhees 1 **outlaue** n. "outlaw," s.v. outlaw sb. OED. KEY: outlaue@n **outlaue** n 3 outlawe 3 **outlondish** adj. "outlandish, foreign," s.v. outlandish a. OED. KEY: outlondish@adj **outlondish** adj 1 outlandish 1 **outrage** n. "outrage, excessive violence (also as proper n., personified); excess, extravagance," s.v. outrage sb. OED. KEY: outrage@n outrage@n#propn **outrage** n 18 oultrage 1 outrage 15 outrages 2 **outrage** n#propn 1 outrage 1 **outrageous** adj. "outrageous, excessive; extravagant," s.v. outrageous a. (adv.) OED. KEY: outrageous@adj **outrageous** adj 18 outrageous 16 outrageouse 1 outragious 1 **outrageousli** adv. "outrageously, egregiously," s.v. outrageously adv. OED. KEY: outrageousli@adv **outrageousli** adv 1 outrageously 1 **outraien** v. "rage, lose one's composure; deviate (from a virtue)," s.v. outray v.\\1 OED. KEY: outraien@v **outraien** v 2 outreye 1 owtrayen 1 **outraious** adj. "excessive," s.v. outraious a. OED. KEY: outraious@adj **outraious** adj 1 outraious 1 **outraunce** n.(2) "utmost, greatest harm," s.v. outraunce OED. KEY: outraunce@n2 **outraunce** n2 1 outrance 1 **outre** adj. comp. "outer," s.v. outer a. (sb.\\1) OED. KEY: outre@adj **outre** adj 2 outer 1 outter 1 **outreli** adv. "utterly, completely, flatly," s.v. outerly adv. (a.) OED, utterly adv. OED. KEY: outreli@adv **outreli** adv 46 outerly 1 outreliche 1 outrely 38 outterly 1 outtirly 1 uterly 1 utterly 3 **outreste** adj. sup. "utmost, final; outermost," s.v. outerest a. OED, utterest a. (sb). OED. KEY: outreste@adj **outreste** adj 11 outreste 1 outtreste 1 owtreste 1 utterest 1 uttereste 3 utterist 1 uttreste 3 **outridere** n. "agent of a monastery," s.v. outrider OED. KEY: outridere@n **outridere** n 1 outridere 1 **out-taken** prep. "with the exception of," s.v. out-take pple., prep. (conj. adv.) OED. KEY: out-taken@prep **out-taken** prep 2 out-take 1 out-taken 1 **outwarde** adj. "outward, external," s.v. outward a. (sb.\\1) OED. KEY: outwarde@adj **outwarde** adj 4 outward 4 **outwarde** adv. "outwardly, externally; outside," s.v. outward adv. OED. KEY: outwarde@adv **outwarde** adv 11 outward 11 **oven** n. "oven," s.v. oven sb. OED. KEY: oven@n **oven** n 1 oven 1 **over** adv. "over, beyond," s.v. over adv. OED. KEY: over@adv **over** adv 30 over 30 **over** prep. "over; in addition to," s.v. over prep. OED. KEY: over@prep **over** prep 155 over 155 **over-al** adv. "everywhere, all over; in every way," s.v. overall, over-all adv. OED. KEY: over-al@adv **over-al** adv 20 over-al 1 overal 18 overall 1 **overbiden** v. "outlive," s.v. overbide v. OED. KEY: overbiden@v **overbiden** v 1 overbyde 1 **overblouen** v. "(ppl.) blown away, passed away," s.v. overblow v.\\1 OED. KEY: overblouen@v **overblouen** v 1 overblowe 1 **overbord** adv. "overboard," s.v. overboard adv. OED. KEY: overbord@adv **overbord** adv 1 overbord 1 **overcasten** v. "cover over, darken," s.v. overcast v. OED. KEY: overcasten@v **overcasten** v 1 overcaste 1 **overcomen** v. "overcome, defeat; come over; happen," s.v. overcome v. OED. KEY: overcomen@v **overcomen** v 39 overcom 2 overcome 14 overcomen 14 overcometh 5 overcomith 1 overcomyn 3 **overcomere** n. "victor, conqueror," s.v. overcomer OED. KEY: overcomere@n **overcomere** n 2 overcomer 1 overcomere 1 **overdon** v. "(ppl.) overdone, taken to excess," s.v. overdone ppl. a. (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: overdon@v **overdon** v 1 overdoon 1 **overest** adj. "outermost," s.v. overest a., sb., adv. OED. KEY: overest@adj **overest** adj 1 overeste 1 **overgilden** v. "(ppl. adj.) embroidered with gold thread," s.v. overgild v. OED. KEY: overgilden@v#adj **overgilden** v#adj 1 overgilt 1 **overgon** v. "spread over; pass away," s.v. overgo v. OED. KEY: overgon@v **overgon** v 3 over-go 1 overgon 1 overgoon 1 **overgret** adj. "excessive, too great," s.v. over-great a. OED. KEY: overgret@adj **overgret** adj 5 over-greet 2 over-gret 2 overgreet 1 **overhard** adj. "too hard," s.v. over-hard a. and adv. OED. KEY: overhard@adj **overhard** adj 1 over-hard 1 **overhaste** n. "excessive haste," s.v. over-haste sb. OED. KEY: overhaste@n **overhaste** n 1 over-haste 1 **overhasteli** adv. "too hastily," s.v. over-hasty a. OED. KEY: overhasteli@adv **overhasteli** adv 1 over-hastily 1 **overheighe** adv. "too high," s.v. over-high a. and adv. OED. KEY: overheighe@adv **overheighe** adv 1 over-heye 1 **overhot** adj. "too hot," s.v. over-hot a. OED. KEY: overhot@adj **overhot** adj 1 over-hoot 1 **overistraued** ppl. "overstrewn, covered over," s.v. overstrew v. OED. KEY: overistraued@ppl **overistraued** ppl\_abs 1 over-ystrawed 1 **overkerven** v. "cut across, intersect," s.v. overcarve v. OED. KEY: overkerven@v **overkerven** v 3 over-kervith 2 overkervith 1 **overladen** v. "overload," s.v. overlade v. OED. KEY: overladen@v **overladen** v 1 overlade 1 **overlarge** adj. "too great, excessive," s.v. over-large a. OED. KEY: overlarge@adj **overlarge** adj 1 over-large 1 **overlargeli** adv. "too much, excessively," s.v. over-large a. OED. KEY: overlargeli@adv **overlargeli** adv 1 over-largely 1 **overleden** v. "(ppl.) defeated, humiliated," s.v. overlead v. OED. KEY: overleden@v **overleden** v 1 overlad 1 **overlien** v. "smother by lying upon," s.v. overlie v. OED. KEY: overlien@v **overlien** v 1 overlyeth 1 **overlight** adj. "too weak," s.v. over-light a. OED. KEY: overlight@adj **overlight** adj 1 overlyght 1 **over-lippe** n. "upper lip," s.v. over-lip OED, over adj. MED. KEY: over-lippe@n **over-lippe** n 1 over-lippe 1 **overloken** v. "(ppl.) looked over, examined," s.v. overlook v. OED. KEY: overloken@v **overloken** v 1 overloked 1 **overlonge** adv. "for too long a time," s.v. over-long adv. and adj. OED. KEY: overlonge@adv **overlonge** adv 2 over-long 1 overlonge 1 **overloue** adv. "too low," s.v. over-low a. and adv. OED. KEY: overloue@adv **overloue** adv 2 over-lowe 1 overlowe 1 **overmacchen** v. "overcome," s.v. overmatch v. OED. KEY: overmacchen@v **overmacchen** v 1 overmacche 1 **overmuche** adv. "too much," s.v. overmuch a. and adv. OED. KEY: overmuche@adv **overmuche** adv 2 over-muche 1 overmoche 1 **overmuchel** adj. "too much"; not in OED. KEY: overmuchel@adj **overmuchel** adj 2 over-muchel 2 **overmuchel** adv. "too much"; not in OED. KEY: overmuchel@adv **overmuchel** adv 4 over-muchel 2 overmochel 2 **overnight** adv. "on the previous evening," s.v. overnight, over night adv. phr. (sb., a.) OED. KEY: overnight@adv **overnight** adv 1 over-nyght 1 **overold** adj. "too old," s.v. over-old a. OED. KEY: overold@adj **overold** adj 1 over-oold 1 **overpassen** v. "surpass, pass beyond," s.v. overpass v. OED. KEY: overpassen@v **overpassen** v 2 overpasseth 2 **overrechen** v. "(pt. sg.) reached over (to urge on)," s.v. overreach v. OED. KEY: overrechen@v **overrechen** v 1 overraughte 1 **overriden** v. "(ppl.) run over," s.v. override v. OED. KEY: overriden@v **overriden** v 1 overryden 1 **overshaken** v. "(ppl.) shaken off, dispelled," s.v. overshake v. OED. KEY: overshaken@v **overshaken** v 3 overshake 3 **oversheten** v. "(ppl.) run beyond," s.v. overshoot v. OED. KEY: oversheten@v **oversheten** v 1 overshote 1 **overskippen** v. "(pt. sg.) skipped over," s.v. overskip v. OED. KEY: overskippen@v **overskippen** v 1 over-skipte 1 **oversloppe** n. "overgarment, cassock," s.v. overslop OED. KEY: oversloppe@n **oversloppe** n 1 overslope 1 **overspreden** v. "spread over, cover," s.v. overspread v. OED. KEY: overspreden@v **overspreden** v 5 overspradde 3 oversprat 1 oversprede 1 **overspringen** v. "rise above," s.v. overspring v. OED. KEY: overspringen@v **overspringen** v 1 oversprynge 1 **overstrecchen** v. "stretch across," s.v. overstretch v. OED. KEY: overstrecchen@v **overstrecchen** v 1 overstreccheth 1 **overswift** adj. "too swift," s.v. over-swift a. OED. KEY: overswift@adj **overswift** adj 1 overswifte 1 **overswimmen** v. "float over," s.v. overswim v. OED. KEY: overswimmen@v **overswimmen** v 1 overswymmen 1 **overt** adj. "open, accessible," s.v. overt a. OED. KEY: overt@adj **overt** adj 1 overt 1 **overtaken** v. "overtake, catch up with," s.v. overtake v. OED. KEY: overtaken@v **overtaken** v 2 overtake 1 overtok 1 **overthrouen** v. "overthrow, ruin; be overthrown, collapse," s.v. overthrow v. OED. KEY: overthrouen@v **overthrouen** v 9 over-throwen 1 overthrowe 5 overthrowen 1 overthroweth 2 **overthrouinge** ger. "destruction, ruin," s.v. overthrowing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: overthrouinge@ger **overthrouinge** ger 3 overthrowynge 2 overthrowynges 1 **overthrouinge** ppl. "(adj.) overwhelming; impetuous; strongly inclined; turning," s.v. overthrowing ppl. a. OED. KEY: overthrouinge@prp#adj **overthrouinge** prp#adj 5 overthrowynge 5 **overthwert** adj. "sidewise, askance," s.v. overthwart a. and sb. OED. KEY: overthwert@adj **overthwert** adj 1 overthwert 1 **overthwert** adv. "across, crosswise, angrily," s.v. overthwart adv. and prep. OED. KEY: overthwert@adv **overthwert** adv 3 overthwart 3 **overthwert** prep. "across," s.v. overthwart adv. and prep. OED. KEY: overthwert@prep **overthwert** prep 3 overthwart 3 **overtimeli** adv. "too early, prematurely," s.v. overtimely adv. and a. OED. KEY: overtimeli@adv **overtimeli** adv 1 overtymeliche 1 **overturnen** v. "overturn, destroy," s.v. overturn v. OED. KEY: overturnen@v **overturnen** v 1 overturneth 1 **overwhelven** v. "stir up," s.v. overwhelve v. OED. KEY: overwhelven@v **overwhelven** v 1 overwhelveth 1 **Ovide** n. "Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ovide@n#propn **ovide** n#propn 17 ovide 5 ovides 1 ovyde 11 **o-wher** adv. "anywhere," s.v. owhere adv. OED. KEY: o-wher@adv **o-wher** adv 6 o-where 1 owher 4 owhere 1 **oxe** n. "ox," s.v. ox OED. KEY: oxe@n **oxe** n 12 ox 1 oxe 2 oxen 5 oxes 4 **Oxenford** n. "Oxford," place name; s.v. oxe n. MED. KEY: oxenford@n#propn **oxenford** n#propn 10 oxenford 7 oxenforde 3 **oxe-stal** n. "stall for oxen," s.v. ox OED. KEY: oxe-stal@n **oxe-stal** n 1 oxe-stalle 1 **-- P --** **p** n. "the letter p," s.v. p OED. KEY: p@n **pacience** n. "patience, forbearance," s.v. patience sb. OED. KEY: pacience@n **pacience** n 58 pacience 57 paciences 1 **paciente** adj. "patient, forbearing," s.v. patient a. and sb. OED. KEY: paciente@adj **paciente** adj 21 pacient 21 **paciente** n. "patient, sick person," s.v. patient a. and sb. OED. KEY: paciente@n **paciente** n 4 pacient 2 pacientz 1 pacyent 1 **pacientli** adv. "patiently; humbly," s.v. patiently adv. OED. KEY: pacientli@adv **pacientli** adv 13 paciently 13 **Padowe** n. "Padua, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: padowe@n#propn **padowe** n#propn 1 padowe 1 **page** n.(1) "page, personal servant in a noble household; servant, boy," s.v. page sb.\\1 OED. KEY: page@n1 **page** n1 13 page 13 **paie** n. "pleasure, satisfaction," s.v. pay sb. OED. KEY: paie@n **paie** n 3 pay 3 **paiement** n. "payment," s.v. payment\\1 OED. KEY: paiement@n **paiement** n 2 paiement 1 paiementz 1 **paien** adj. "pagan," s.v. payen sb. and a. OED. KEY: paien@adj **paien** adj 1 payen 1 **paien** n. "pagan," s.v. payen sb. and a. OED. KEY: paien@n **paien** n 7 payens 7 **paien** v. "pay; satisfy, please; (astro.) make favorable," s.v. pay v.\\1 OED. KEY: paien@v **paien** v 46 pay 2 payd 3 payde 3 paye 20 payed 8 payen 7 ypayed 3 **paillet** n. "pallet, straw bed," s.v. pallet sb.\\2 OED. KEY: paillet@n **paillet** n 1 paillet 1 **pain-demeine** n. "fine white bread," s.v. pain-demaine OED. KEY: pain-demeine@n **pain-demeine** n 1 payndemayn 1 **paire** n.(1) "pair; set; (as adj.) pair of," s.v. pair sb.\\1 OED. KEY: paire@n1 paire@n1#adj **paire** n1#adj 1 peire 1 **paire** n1 16 paire 7 payre 4 peire 2 peyre 3 **pake** n. "pack, group," s.v. pack sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pake@n **pake** n 1 pak 1 **palais** n. "palace, noble dwelling (also as adj.); astronomical house," s.v. palace sb.\\1 OED. KEY: palais@n palais@n#adj **palais** n#adj 1 paleys 1 **palais** n 43 palais 2 palays 2 paleis 6 paleys 33 **palais-chaumbre** n. "(pl.) rooms of a palace," s.v. palace sb.\\1 OED, palais n. MED. KEY: palais-chaumbre@n **palais-chaumbre** n 1 paleis-chaumbres 1 **palais-wal** n. "(pl.) walls of a palace"; not in OED, s.v. palais n. Suppl. MED. KEY: palais-wal@n **palais-wal** n 1 paleys-walles 1 **palais-ward** n. "the direction of the palace," s.v. palaceward, -wards adv. OED, palais n. Suppl. MED. KEY: palais-ward@n **palais-ward** n 1 paleis-ward 1 **Palamon** n. "Palamon, one of the heroes of KnT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: palamon@n#propn **palamon** n#propn 63 palamon 44 palamoun 19 **Palatye** n. "Balat (in modern Turkey)," place name; not in MED. KEY: palatye@n#propn **palatye** n#propn 1 palatye 1 **pale** adj. "pale, pallid; dim," s.v. pale a. OED. KEY: pale@adj **pale** adj 53 pale 53 **pale** adv. "weakly, feebly; dimly," s.v. pale a. OED. KEY: pale@adv **pale** adv 2 pale 2 **pale** n. "stripe," s.v. pale sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pale@n **pale** n 1 pale 1 **palefrei** n. "palfrey, riding horse," s.v. palfrey OED. KEY: palefrei@n **palefrei** n 5 palfrey 4 palfreys 1 **palen** v.(3) "make pale, dim," s.v. pale v.\\2 OED. KEY: palen@v3 **palen** v3 1 paleth 1 **palesie** n. "palsy," s.v. palsy OED. KEY: palesie@n **palesie** n 1 palasie 1 **palestral** adj. "athletic," s.v. palaestral, palestral a. OED. KEY: palestral@adj **palestral** adj 1 palestral 1 **Palimerie** n. "Palmyra, in Syria," place name; not in MED. KEY: palimerie@n#propn **palimerie** n#propn 1 palymerie 1 **palinge** ger.(2) "adorning with stripes," s.v. paling vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: palinge@ger2 **palinge** ger2 1 palynge 1 **Palinurus** n. "Palinurus, Aeneas' steersman," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: palinurus@n#propn **palinurus** n#propn 1 palinurus 1 **palis** n. "palisade, fence; enclosure," s.v. palis OED. KEY: palis@n **palis** n 4 palys 4 **Palladioun** n. "Palladium, shrine of Pallas Athena in Troy," place name. KEY: palladioun@n#propn **palladioun** n#propn 3 palladion 1 palladiones 1 palladions 1 **Pallas** n. "Pallas Athena (Minerva), goddess of wisdom," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pallas@n#propn **pallas** n#propn 7 pallas 7 **pallen** v.(1) "(ppl. adj.) enfeebled," s.v. palled ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: pallen@v1#adj **pallen** v1#adj 1 palled 1 **palme** n. "palm tree; palm branch," s.v. palm sb.\\1 OED. KEY: palme@n **palme** n 3 palm 3 **palmere** n. "pilgrim," s.v. palmer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: palmere@n **palmere** n 1 palmeres 1 **palpable** adj. "palpable, tangible," s.v. palpable a. (adv.) OED. KEY: palpable@adj **palpable** adj 1 palpable 1 **Pamphilles** n. "Pamphilus, main character in Pamphilus de amore," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pamphilles@n#propn **pamphilles** n#propn 4 pamphilles 3 pamphilus 1 **Pan** n. "Pan, god of nature," proper n. KEY: pan@n#propn **pan** n#propn 1 pan 1 **panade** n. "long knife," s.v. panade\\1 OED. KEY: panade@n **panade** n 2 panade 2 **Pandare** n. "Pandarus, Criseyde's uncle in Tr," proper n.; s.v. pandare n. MED. KEY: pandare@n#propn **pandare** n#propn 191 pandare 78 pandarus 113 **Pandion** n. "Pandion, father of Philomela and Procne," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pandion@n#propn **pandion** n#propn 3 pandion 1 pandiones 1 pandyon 1 **paniere** n. "basket, hamper," s.v. pannier sb.\\1 OED. KEY: paniere@n **paniere** n 2 panyer 1 panyers 1 **Panik** n. "Panico, near Bologna in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: panik@n#propn **panik** n#propn 3 panik 1 panyk 2 **pannage** n. "food for swine," s.v. pannage OED. KEY: pannage@n **pannage** n 1 pounage 1 **panne** n.(1) "pan, pot; head," s.v. pan sb.\\1 OED. KEY: panne@n1 **panne** n1 10 pan 2 panne 7 pannes 1 **papejaie** n. "parrot," s.v. popinjay OED. KEY: papejaie@n **papejaie** n 6 papejay 3 papyngay 1 popynjay 2 **Papinian** n. "Aemilius Papinianus, a Roman jurist," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: papinian@n#propn **papinian** n#propn 1 papynian 1 **papire** n. "paper; document (certificate of release)," s.v. paper sb. OED. KEY: papire@n **papire** n 4 papeer 1 papir 3 **papire-whit** adj. "white as paper"; not in OED; s.v. papire n. MED. KEY: papire-whit@adj **papire-whit** adj 1 paper-whit 1 **par** prep. "by, for the sake of," s.v. par prep. OED. KEY: par@prep **par** prep 14 par 9 per 5 **parable** n. "parable; comparison," s.v. parable sb. OED. KEY: parable@n **parable** n 2 parables 2 **paradise** n. "paradise; the Garden of Eden," s.v. paradise sb. OED. KEY: paradise@n **paradise** n 33 paradis 1 paradys 32 **parage** n. "lineage, family," s.v. parage OED. KEY: parage@n **parage** n 2 parage 2 **parais** n. "(with grein de) cardamom," s.v. grain OED. KEY: parais@n **parais** n 1 parys 1 **paramoure** adv. "passionately," s.v. paramour adv. phr. and sb. OED, par amoure adv. phr. MED. KEY: par\_amoure@adv **par\_amoure** adv 7 paramour 2 paramours 5 **paramoure** n. "mistress, sweetheart; passion," s.v. paramour adv. phr. and sb. OED. KEY: paramoure@n **paramoure** n 10 paramour 6 paramours 4 **paraventure** adv. "perhaps; by chance," s.v. peradventure adv. OED. KEY: paraventure@adv **paraventure** adv 63 paraunter 9 paraventure 14 peraunter 8 peraventure 32 **Parcas** n. "(pl.) the Parcae (the Fates)," proper n. KEY: parcas@n#propn **parcas** n#propn 1 parcas 1 **parcel** n. "part, portion," s.v. parcel sb. OED. KEY: parcel@n **parcel** n 5 parcel 5 **parcener** n. "(pl.) partakers, sharers," s.v. parcener OED. KEY: parcener@n **parcener** n 1 parsoners 1 **parchemin** n. "parchment," s.v. parchment sb. OED. KEY: parchemin@n **parchemin** n 2 parchemyn 2 **parde** interj. "by God, indeed," s.v. pardie, perdie int. or adv. OED. KEY: parde@interj **parde** interj 76 parde 34 pardee 40 pardieux 2 **pardoner** n. "pardoner, seller of indulgences," s.v. pardoner OED. KEY: pardoner@n **pardoner** n 14 pardoneer 1 pardoner 12 pardoners 1 **pardoun** n. "pardon, indulgence," s.v. pardon sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pardoun@n **pardoun** n 7 pardoun 7 **paregal** adj. "equal," s.v. paregal, peregal a. and sb. OED. KEY: paregal@adj **paregal** adj 1 paregal 1 **parementes** n. pl. "richly adorned garments; tapestries," s.v. parament OED. KEY: parementes@n **parementes** n 3 paramentes 1 parementz 2 **parentele** n. "kinship," s.v. parentele OED. KEY: parentele@n **parentele** n 1 parentele 1 **parfei** interj. "by my faith, indeed," s.v. perfay int. OED, par fei adv. & interj. MED. KEY: par\_fei@interj **par\_fei** interj 8 parfay 5 parfey 3 **parfit** adj. "perfect, flawless, complete," s.v. perfect a. (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: parfit@adj **parfit** adj 69 parfit 49 parfite 6 parfyt 10 parfyte 1 perfit 3 **parfitli** adv. "perfectly, flawlessly, completely," s.v. perfectly adv. OED. KEY: parfitli@adv **parfitli** adv 13 parfitely 2 parfitly 10 parfytely 1 **Paris** n.(1) "Paris, the city," place name. KEY: paris@n1#propn **paris** n1#propn 6 parys 6 **Paris** n.(3) "Paris, abductor of Helen of Troy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: paris@n3#propn **paris** n3#propn 9 paris 7 parys 2 **parishe** n. "parish (also as adj.; s.v. parish church OED, parish clerk OED, parish priest OED, parishe chirche n. MED, parishe clerk n. MED, parishe prest n. MED)," s.v. parish sb. OED. KEY: parishe@n parishe@n#adj **parishe** n#adj 6 parissh 3 parisshe 2 paryssh 1 **parishe** n 5 parisshe 5 **parishen** n.(1) "parishioner," s.v. parishen\\1, parishion OED. KEY: parishen@n1 **parishen** n1 2 parisshens 2 **park** n. "park, enclosed tract of land; game preserve," s.v. park sb. OED. KEY: park@n **park** n 3 park 2 parkes 1 **parlemente** n. "parliament, assembly; debate; decree," s.v. parliament sb.\\1 OED. KEY: parlemente@n **parlemente** n 14 parlement 14 **parlour** n. "parlor, private chamber," s.v. parlour, parlor OED. KEY: parlour@n **parlour** n 1 parlour 1 **Parmanides** n. "Parmenides of Elea, Greek philosopher," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: parmanides@n#propn **parmanides** n#propn 1 parmanydes 1 **Parnaso** n. "Mount Parnassus, sacred to the Muses," place name. KEY: parnaso@n#propn **parnaso** n#propn 4 parnaso 2 pernaso 2 **parodie** n. "duration of life," s.v. parody sb.\\2 OED. KEY: parodie@n **parodie** n 1 parodie 1 **pars** Lat. n. "part." KEY: pars@lat\_n **pars** lat\_n 5 pars 5 **part** n. "part, portion; party, side," s.v. part sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: part@n **part** n 67 part 66 parte 1 **parten** v. "part, separate; divide; share, apportion; depart, leave," s.v. part v. OED. KEY: parten@v **parten** v 14 parte 4 parted 3 parten 5 partest 1 parteth 1 **partenere** n. "partner, sharer," s.v. partner sb. OED. KEY: partenere@n **partenere** n 1 parteners 1 **Parthes** n. pl. "Parthians"; not in OED. KEY: parthes@n **parthes** n 2 parthes 2 **Parthonope** n. "Parthenopaeus, one of the seven against Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: parthonope@n#propn **parthonope** n#propn 2 parthonope 2 **participacioun** n. "participation, sharing, taking part," s.v. participation OED. KEY: participacioun@n **participacioun** n 3 participacioun 3 **particuler** adj. "specialized," s.v. particular a. and sb. OED. KEY: particuler@adj **particuler** adj 2 particuler 2 **partie** adj. "variegated, parti-colored," s.v. party a. OED. KEY: partie@adj **partie** adj 1 party 1 **partie** n. "part; division, act of dividing; faction; partisan," s.v. party sb. OED. KEY: partie@n **partie** n 84 parti 2 partie 49 parties 25 party 1 partye 6 partyes 1 **partinge** ger. "departure; (as adj.) sharing," s.v. parting vbl. sb. OED, parting ppl. a. OED. KEY: partinge@ger partinge@ger#adj **partinge** ger#adj 1 partyng 1 **partinge** ger 1 partyng 1 **partles** adj. "without a share, deprived," s.v. partless a. OED. KEY: partles@adj **partles** adj 1 partlees 1 **partriche** n. "partridge," s.v. partridge OED. KEY: partriche@n **partriche** n 2 partrich 1 partriches 1 **Parvise** n. "Parvise, porch of Saint Paul's Cathedral, in London," place name. KEY: parvise@n#propn **parvise** n#propn 1 parvys 1 **pase** n.(1) "pace, rate of speed; step; course; (with a) at a walk, swiftly; passage (of a work); pace, unit of measurement; passage, difficult situation," s.v. pace sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pase@n1 **pase** n1 32 paas 16 pas 16 **passage** n. "passageway; stage of life," s.v. passage sb. OED. KEY: passage@n **passage** n 2 passage 2 **passaunt** adj. "great, surpassing," s.v. passant a. (sb.) OED. KEY: passaunt@adj **passaunt** adj 1 passant 1 **passed** ppl. adj. "(of time) past, bygone," s.v. passed ppl. a. OED. KEY: passed@ppl#adj **passed** ppl#adj 5 passed 5 **passen** v. "pass, go; leave aside; depart, pass by; excel, surpass," s.v. pass v. OED. KEY: passen@v **passen** v 191 pace 42 passe 36 passed 39 passede 1 passeden 1 passen 27 passeth 24 passid 2 passing 1 passith 3 passyng 2 passynge 8 past 2 paste 3 **passing** ppl. adj. "surpassing, excelling," s.v. passing ppl. a. (adv. and prep.) OED. KEY: passing@prp#adj **passing** prp#adj 2 passyng 2 **passioun** n. "passion, suffering; martyrdom; emotion, feeling," s.v. passion sb. OED. KEY: passioun@n **passioun** n 28 passion 5 passiones 1 passioun 19 passiouns 2 passyoun 1 **paste** n.(2) "meat pie," s.v. pasty sb. OED. KEY: paste@n2 **paste** n2 1 pastee 1 **pasture** n. "pastureland, feeding place," s.v. pasture sb. OED. KEY: pasture@n **pasture** n 4 pasture 4 **patente** n.(1) "document granting an official appointment," s.v. patent sb. OED. KEY: patente@n1 **patente** n1 2 patente 2 **pater** Lat. n. "father"; some entries s.v. pater-noster n. MED. KEY: pater@lat\_n **pater** lat\_n 5 pater 3 patre 2 **pater-noster** n. "Lord's prayer," s.v. paternoster sb. OED. KEY: pater-noster@n **pater-noster** n 2 pater-noster 2 **path** n. "path, route," s.v. path sb. OED. KEY: path@n **path** n 17 path 13 pathes 4 **Pathmos** n. "Patmos, the island," place name; not in MED. KEY: pathmos@n#propn **pathmos** n#propn 1 pathmos 1 **patriarke** n. "patriarch," s.v. patriarch sb. OED. KEY: patriarke@n **patriarke** n 1 patriarkes 1 **patrimoine** n. "patrimony," s.v. patrimony OED. KEY: patrimoine@n **patrimoine** n 1 patrimoyne 1 **patrone** n. "model, exemplar," s.v. pattern sb. OED. KEY: patrone@n **patrone** n 1 patron 1 **patroun** n. "patron, protecting deity," s.v. patron sb. OED. KEY: patroun@n **patroun** n 2 patroun 2 **paue** n. "paw," s.v. paw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: paue@n **paue** n 1 pawes 1 **Paulin** n. "Decius Paulinus, a Roman consul," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: paulin@n#propn **paulin** n#propn 2 paulyn 2 **Paulus** n. "Lucius Aemilius Paulinus, a Roman consul," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: paulus@n#propn **paulus** n#propn 1 paulus 1 **paume** n. "palm of the hand," s.v. palm sb.\\2 OED. KEY: paume@n **paume** n 1 paumes 1 **paunche** n. "paunch, belly," s.v. paunch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: paunche@n **paunche** n 1 paunche 1 **paunter** n. "snare for birds," s.v. panter\\2 OED. KEY: paunter@n **paunter** n 2 panter 1 panters 1 **pavement** n. "paved or tiled floor," s.v. pavement sb. OED. KEY: pavement@n **pavement** n 4 pavement 4 **paven** v. "pave, cover; (ppl. adj.) with a paved or tiled floor," s.v. pave v. OED, paved ppl. a. OED. KEY: paven@v paven@v#adj **paven** v#adj 1 paved 1 **paven** v 2 pave 1 paved 1 **Pavie** n. "Pavia, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: pavie@n#propn **pavie** n#propn 2 pavie 1 pavye 1 **pax** n. "plaque used for the kiss of peace," s.v. pax\\1 OED. KEY: pax@n **pax** n 1 pax 1 **peccare** Lat. v. "sin." KEY: peccare@lat\_v **peccare** lat\_v 1 peccare 1 **pece** n. "piece; particular part," s.v. piece sb. OED. KEY: pece@n **pece** n 7 pece 1 peces 4 pieces 2 **peche** n. "peach," s.v. peach sb.\\1 OED. KEY: peche@n **peche** n 1 peches 1 **pecuniale** adj. "pecuniary," s.v. pecunial a. OED. KEY: pecuniale@adj **pecuniale** adj 1 pecunyal 1 **Pedmark** n. "Penmarch, in Brittany," place name; not in MED. KEY: pedmark@n#propn **pedmark** n#propn 1 pedmark 1 **Pegase** n. "Pegasus, the mythological winged horse," proper n. KEY: pegase@n#propn **pegase** n#propn 1 pegasee 1 **peine** n. "pain, suffering; punishment; penalty, fine; torture; effort," s.v. pain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: peine@n **peine** n 252 payne 5 paynes 2 peyne 197 peynes 48 **peinen** v. "punish, inflict pain; strive, take pains," s.v. pain v. OED. KEY: peinen@v **peinen** v 22 payneth 1 peyne 7 peyned 7 peynen 3 peynest 1 peyneth 3 **peinten** v. "paint, portray; ornament; disguise; (ppl. adj.) ornate, feigned," s.v. paint v.\\1 OED, painted ppl. a. OED. KEY: peinten@v peinten@v#adj **peinten** v#adj 1 paynted 1 **peinten** v 50 paynted 1 peynt 1 peynte 16 peynted 26 peyntede 1 peynten 3 peyntid 1 ypainted 1 **peintinge** ger. "painting, portraiture," s.v. painting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: peintinge@ger **peintinge** ger 2 peyntyng 2 **peintour** n.(1) "painter, artist," s.v. painter\\1 OED. KEY: peintour@n1 **peintour** n1 1 peyntour 1 **peinture** n. "painting, portraiture," s.v. painture OED. KEY: peinture@n **peinture** n 2 peynture 1 peyntures 1 **peitrel** n.(1) "breast-strap of a horse's harness," s.v. peitrel, peytrel, petrel sb. OED. KEY: peitrel@n1 **peitrel** n1 2 peytrel 1 peytrels 1 **pekke** n. "peck, a dry measure," s.v. peck sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pekke@n **pekke** n 1 pekke 1 **pekken** v. "peck, take food with the beak," s.v. peck v.\\1 OED. KEY: pekken@v **pekken** v 1 pekke 1 **pel** n.(1) "castle," s.v. peel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pel@n1 **pel** n1 1 pel 1 **Pelleus** n. "Pelius, king of Thessaly," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pelleus@n#propn **pelleus** n#propn 4 pelleus 4 **pelote** n. "cannon ball," s.v. pellet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pelote@n **pelote** n 1 pelet 1 **Pemond** n. "Piedmont, in northern Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: pemond@n#propn **pemond** n#propn 1 pemond 1 **penaunce** n. "penance for sin; punishment, penalty; misery, suffering," s.v. penance sb. OED. KEY: penaunce@n **penaunce** n 58 penance 11 penances 1 penaunce 44 penaunces 2 **penaunte** n. "penitent," s.v. penant OED. KEY: penaunte@n **penaunte** n 1 penant 1 **pencel** n.(1) "small pennon," s.v. pencel, pensel, -il OED. KEY: pencel@n1 **pencel** n1 1 pencel 1 **pencel** n.(2) "small paintbrush," s.v. pencil sb. OED. KEY: pencel@n2 **pencel** n2 1 pencel 1 **Pene** n. "Punic lands (Carthage)," place name; not in MED. KEY: pene@n#propn **pene** n#propn 1 pene 1 **Penelope** n. "Penelope, wife of Ulysses," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: penelope@n#propn **penelope** n#propn 6 penalopee 2 penelope 1 penelopee 2 penolopees 1 **peni** n. "penny, coin; money," s.v. penny OED. KEY: peni@n **peni** n 18 pens 9 peny 8 penyes 1 **penible** adj. "assiduous, devoted; inured (to waking)," s.v. penible a. OED. KEY: penible@adj **penible** adj 3 penyble 3 **penitence** n. "penitence," s.v. penitence OED. KEY: penitence@n **penitence** n 46 penitence 46 **penitencere** n. "priest who assigns penance," s.v. penitencer OED. KEY: penitencere@n **penitencere** n 1 penitauncer 1 **penitent** n. "penitent," s.v. penitent a. and sb. OED. KEY: penitent@n **penitent** n 3 penitent 2 penitentes 1 **penitente** adj. "penitent, contrite," s.v. penitent a. and sb. OED. KEY: penitente@adj **penitente** adj 4 penitent 3 penytent 1 **penne** n. "pen, writing instrument," s.v. pen sb.\\2 OED. KEY: penne@n **penne** n 4 penne 4 **penner** n. "pen-case," s.v. penner\\1 OED. KEY: penner@n **penner** n 1 penner 1 **Penneus** n. "(gen.) of Penneus, father of Daphne," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: penneus@n#propn **penneus** n#propn 1 penneus 1 **penoun** n. "pennant," s.v. pennon OED. KEY: penoun@n **penoun** n 1 penoun 1 **Pepin** n. "Pepin, king of the Franks," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pepin@n#propn **pepin** n#propn 1 pepyn 1 **peple** n. "people, nation; army," s.v. people sb. OED. KEY: peple@n **peple** n 169 peeple 1 people 1 pepil 1 peple 146 peples 18 poeples 1 puple 1 **peplish** adj. "vulgar, crude," s.v. peoplish a. OED. KEY: peplish@adj **peplish** adj 1 poeplissh 1 **per** Lat. prep. "by (means of)." KEY: per@lat\_prep **per** lat\_prep 2 per 2 **per** n. "peer, equal," s.v. peer sb. (a.) OED. KEY: per@n **per** n 10 peer 4 peere 4 per 1 pere 1 **perceiven** v. "perceive," s.v. perceive v. OED. KEY: perceiven@v **perceiven** v 1 perceyve 1 **percen** v. "pierce, stab; penetrate; pierce (with the eyes), look directly at (the sun)," s.v. pierce v. OED. KEY: percen@v **percen** v 15 perce 1 perced 4 percede 2 percen 7 perseth 1 **perche** n.(2) "perch for birds; rod," s.v. perch sb.\\2 OED. KEY: perche@n2 **perche** n2 5 perche 5 **perchen** v. "(ppl.) perched, seated," s.v. perch v.\\1 OED. KEY: perchen@v **perchen** v 1 perched 1 **percinge** ger. "piercing," s.v. piercing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: percinge@ger **percinge** ger 1 percynge 1 **Percivell** n. "Perceval, a hero of romance," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: percivell@n#propn **percivell** n#propn 1 percyvell 1 **perdu** Fr. ppl. "lost." KEY: perdu@fr\_ppl **perdu** fr\_ppl 2 perdu 2 **perdurable** adj. "everlasting, eternal," s.v. perdurable a. OED. KEY: perdurable@adj **perdurable** adj 26 perdurable 25 perdurables 1 **perdurablete** n. "immortality," s.v. perdurablity OED. KEY: perdurablete@n **perdurablete** n 2 perdurablete 2 **perdurabli** adv. "eternally," s.v. perdurably adv. OED. KEY: perdurabli@adv **perdurabli** adv 4 perdurablely 1 perdurably 3 **pere** n.(1) "pear," s.v. pear sb. OED. KEY: pere@n1 **pere** n1 3 peres 2 perys 1 **peregrine** adj. "peregrine (falcon)," s.v. peregrine, peregrin a. and sb. OED. KEY: peregrine@adj **peregrine** adj 1 peregryn 1 **pere-jonette** n. "early ripening pear, the fruit," s.v. pere-jonette OED. KEY: pere-jonette@n **pere-jonette** n 1 pere-jonette 1 **perfeccioun** n. "perfection," s.v. perfection sb. OED. KEY: perfeccioun@n **perfeccioun** n 15 perfeccion 3 perfeccioun 12 **performen** v. "perform, carry out, complete; accomplish; cause, bring about," s.v. perform v. OED. KEY: performen@v **performen** v 47 parforme 3 parformen 2 parfourne 16 parfourned 9 parfournen 2 parfournest 1 parfourneth 1 performe 4 performed 3 performen 1 performeth 1 perfourme 1 perfourmed 1 perfourne 2 **performinge** ger. "performing, doing," s.v. performing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: performinge@ger **performinge** ger 1 parfournynge 1 **peril** n. "peril, danger, jeopardy," s.v. peril sb. OED. KEY: peril@n **peril** n 61 perel 1 peril 45 periles 3 perils 11 peryl 1 **perilous** adj. "perilous, dangerous; spiritually dangerous," s.v. perilous a. (adv.) OED. KEY: perilous@adj **perilous** adj 22 perilous 21 perilouse 1 **perilousli** adv. "perilously, severely," s.v. perilously adv. OED. KEY: perilousli@adv **perilousli** adv 1 perilously 1 **perishen** v. "perish; destroy," s.v. perish v. OED. KEY: perishen@v **perishen** v 8 perise 1 perisse 4 perissed 1 perysshe 1 peryssheth 1 **peritorie** n. "pellitory, the herb," s.v. parietary OED. KEY: peritorie@n **peritorie** n 1 paritorie 1 **Perkin** n. "Perkin (dim. of Peter), the apprentice in CkT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: perkin@n#propn **perkin** n#propn 2 perkyn 2 **perle** n.(2) "pearl," s.v. pearl sb.\\1 OED. KEY: perle@n2 **perle** n2 6 peerles 2 peerlis 1 perle 1 perles 2 **perled** adj. "adorned with beads," s.v. pearled ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: perled@adj **perled** adj 1 perled 1 **permutacioun** n. "change," s.v. permutation OED. KEY: permutacioun@n **permutacioun** n 2 permutacioun 2 **Perotheus** n. "Pirithous, friend of Arcite in KnT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: perotheus@n#propn **perotheus** n#propn 4 perotheus 4 **perpendiculere** adj. & adv. "(as adv.) perpendicular," s.v. perpendicular a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: perpendiculere@adv **perpendiculere** adv 2 perpendiculer 2 **perpetuelle** adj. & adv. "(as adj.) perpetual; (as adv.) perpetually," s.v. perpetual a. (adv. and sb.) OED. KEY: perpetuelle@adj perpetuelle@adv **perpetuelle** adj 5 perpetuall 1 perpetueel 3 perpetuel 1 **perpetuelle** adv 2 perpetuel 2 **perpetuelli** adv. "perpetually," s.v. perpetually adv. OED. KEY: perpetuelli@adv **perpetuelli** adv 9 perpetually 1 perpetuelly 5 perpetuely 3 **perrie** n. "precious stones, jewelry," s.v. perrie, perry OED. KEY: perrie@n **perrie** n 8 perre 2 perree 4 perry 1 perrye 1 **perse** n.(1) & adj. "blue," s.v. perse a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: perse@adj perse@n1 **perse** n1 2 pers 2 **perse** adj 1 pers 1 **Perse** n.(2) "Persia," place name. KEY: perse@n2#propn **perse** n2#propn 1 perce 1 **persecucioun** n. "persecution," s.v. persecution OED. KEY: persecucioun@n **persecucioun** n 1 persecucioun 1 **perseli** n. "parsley," s.v. parsley OED. KEY: perseli@n **perseli** n 1 percely 1 **Perses** n. pl. "Persians," s.v. Perse sb.\\1 OED. KEY: perses@n **perses** n 1 perses 1 **perseveraunce** n.(1) "perseverance, constancy; continuance," s.v. perseverance OED. KEY: perseveraunce@n1 **perseveraunce** n1 4 perseveraunce 4 **perseveren** v. "persevere, continue," s.v. persevere v. OED. KEY: perseveren@v **perseveren** v 6 persevere 5 persevereth 1 **perseveringe** ger. "persevering, remaining steadfast," s.v. persevere v. OED. KEY: perseveringe@ger **perseveringe** ger 1 perseverynge 1 **Persien** n. "Persian," s.v. Persian a. and sb. OED. KEY: persien@n **persien** n 4 percien 1 percyens 1 persiens 2 **persoune** n.(1) "person, individual; self," s.v. person sb. OED. KEY: persoune@n1 **persoune** n1 59 persone 54 persones 4 persoun 1 **persoune** n.(2) "parson," s.v. parson OED. KEY: persoune@n2 **persoune** n2 11 parson 1 person 7 persoun 3 **perspectif** n. "(pl.) optical instruments," s.v. perspective sb. OED. KEY: perspectif@n **perspectif** n 1 perspectives 1 **persuasioun** n. "persuasive argument," s.v. persuasion OED. KEY: persuasioun@n **persuasioun** n 1 persuasion 1 **perte** adj. "pert, saucy," s.v. pert a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: perte@adj **perte** adj 1 peert 1 **Pertelote** n. "Pertelote, wife of Chauntecleer in NPT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pertelote@n#propn **pertelote** n#propn 10 pertelote 10 **pertinacie** n. "stubbornness," s.v. pertinacy OED. KEY: pertinacie@n **pertinacie** n 2 pertinacie 2 **pertinent** adj. "suitable, appropriate," s.v. pertinent a. and sb. OED. KEY: pertinent@adj **pertinent** adj 1 pertinent 1 **perturbacioun** n. "confusion, mental disturbance," s.v. perturbacion OED. KEY: perturbacioun@n **perturbacioun** n 5 perturbacion 3 perturbacions 1 perturbaciouns 1 **perturben** v. "disturb, disquiet," s.v. perturb v. OED. KEY: perturben@v **perturben** v 2 perturbe 1 perturben 1 **perturbinge** ger. "disturbance," s.v. perturb v. OED. KEY: perturbinge@ger **perturbinge** ger 1 perturbynge 1 **perverse** adj. "adverse, fickle," s.v. perverse a. OED. KEY: perverse@adj **perverse** adj 1 pervers 1 **perverten** v. "pervert," s.v. pervert v. OED. KEY: perverten@v **perverten** v 4 perverted 2 pervertede 1 perverten 1 **pervinke** n. "periwinkle, the flower," s.v. periwinkle\\1 OED. KEY: pervinke@n **pervinke** n 2 pervynke 2 **pes** interj. "(as imper.) be still!" s.v. peace v. OED. KEY: pes@interj **pes** interj 12 pees 8 pes 4 **pes** n. "peace, concord; silence, quiet," s.v. peace sb. OED. KEY: pes@n **pes** n 84 pees 78 pes 6 **pese** n. "(pl.) peas," s.v. pease sb. OED. KEY: pese@n **pese** n 1 pesen 1 **pesible** adj. "peaceable, peaceful," s.v. peaceable a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: pesible@adj **pesible** adj 4 paisible 1 pesible 3 **pestilence** n. "pestilence, plague," s.v. pestilence sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: pestilence@n **pestilence** n 13 pestilence 12 pestilences 1 **Peter** n.(1) "Saint Peter the Apostle (in the Bible); (as interj.) by Saint Peter," proper n.; s.v. Peter n. MED. KEY: peter@n1#propn peter@n1#propn\_interj **peter** n1#propn 12 peter 10 petres 2 **peter** n1#propn\_interj 6 peter 5 petre 1 **Peter** n.(2) "Petrus Alphonsus, Latin author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: peter@n2#propn **peter** n2#propn 1 peter 1 **peticioun** n. "petition, request," s.v. petition sb. OED. KEY: peticioun@n **peticioun** n 1 petyciouns 1 **Petrak** n. "Petrarch," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: petrak@n#propn **petrak** n#propn 3 petrak 3 **petre** n. "(with sal) potassium nitrate," s.v. petre OED, sal-petre n. MED. KEY: petre@n **petre** n 1 peter 1 **Petro** n.(1) "Pedro, king of Castille," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: petro@n1#propn **petro** n1#propn 1 petro 1 **Petro** n.(2) "Pierre de Lusignan, king of Cyprus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: petro@n2#propn **petro** n2#propn 1 petro 1 **Phanie** n. "Phanie, daughter of Croesus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: phanie@n#propn **phanie** n#propn 1 phanye 1 **Pharao** n. "Pharoah (in the Bible) (taken as proper name)," proper n. KEY: pharao@n#propn **pharao** n#propn 4 pharao 3 pharoo 1 **phares** n. "word that appeared on the wall at Belshazzar's feast"; not in OED. KEY: phares@n **phares** n 2 phares 2 **Pharise** n. "Pharisee (in the Bible)," s.v. Pharisee sb. OED. KEY: pharise@n **pharise** n 1 pharisee 1 **Phasipha** n. "Pasiphae, wife of king Minos," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: phasipha@n#propn **phasipha** n#propn 1 phasipha 1 **Phebus** n. "Phoebus Apollo, the classical god; the sun," proper n. KEY: phebus@n#propn **phebus** n#propn 59 phebus 59 **Phebuseo** n. "Phebuseo, a Trojan hero," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: phebuseo@n#propn **phebuseo** n#propn 1 phebuseo 1 **Phedra** n. "Phaedra, wife of Theseus and sister of Ariadne," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: phedra@n#propn **phedra** n#propn 4 phedra 4 **Pheton** n. "Phaeton, son of Helios," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pheton@n#propn **pheton** n#propn 2 pheton 2 **Phidon** n. "Phidon, an Athenian slain by the Thirty Tyrants," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: phidon@n#propn **phidon** n#propn 1 phidon 1 **Philipenses** Lat. n. "Phillipians (in the Bible)." KEY: philipenses@lat\_n **philipenses** lat\_n 1 philipenses 1 **Philippes** n. "(gen.) of Philip, father of Alexander the Great," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: philippes@n#propn **philippes** n#propn 1 philippes 1 **Philistienes** n. pl. "Philistine (in the Bible)," s.v. Philistian sb. and a. OED. KEY: philistienes@n **philistienes** n 1 philistiens 1 **Phillis** n. "Phyllis, beloved of Demophon," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: phillis@n#propn **phillis** n#propn 11 phillis 10 phyllis 1 **Philologie** n. "philology (as proper n., personified)," s.v. Philology OED. KEY: philologie@n#propn **philologie** n#propn 1 philologie 1 **Philomene** n. "Philomela, sister of Procne," proper n. KEY: philomene@n#propn **philomene** n#propn 3 philomene 3 **philosophical** adj. "learned," s.v. philosophical a. (sb.) OED. KEY: philosophical@adj **philosophical** adj 1 philosophical 1 **philosophie** n. "philosophy, learning; natural science, alchemy; (as proper n., personified) Boethius' teacher in Boece," s.v. philosophy sb. OED. KEY: philosophie@n philosophie@n#propn **philosophie** n 33 philosophie 31 philosophye 2 **philosophie** n#propn 6 philosophie 5 philosophye 1 **philosophre** n. "philosopher, scholar; natural scientist, alchemist; (with the, as quasi-proper n.) Aristotle," s.v. philosopher OED. KEY: philosophre@n **philosophre** n 40 philosofre 2 philosophre 26 philosophres 10 philosophris 2 **Philostrate** n. "Philostrate, name assumed by Arcite in KnT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: philostrate@n#propn **philostrate** n#propn 3 philostrate 3 **Philotetes** n. "Philoctetes, steersman for the Argonauts," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: philotetes@n#propn **philotetes** n#propn 1 philotetes 1 **phisicien** n. "physician," s.v. physician sb. OED. KEY: phisicien@n **phisicien** n 12 fisycien 1 phisicien 3 phisiciens 7 phisicyeens 1 **phisike** n. "medical science; natural science," s.v. physic sb. OED. KEY: phisike@n **phisike** n 9 phisic 1 phisik 7 phisyk 1 **Phisiologus** n. "Physiologus, the bestiary," proper n. (literary work). KEY: phisiologus@n#propn **phisiologus** n#propn 1 phisiologus 1 **phislias** n. "cases(?), medicine(?)"; not in OED. KEY: phislias@n **phislias** n 1 phislyas 1 **Phitonesse** n. "witch," s.v. Pythoness OED. KEY: phitonesse@n **phitonesse** n 2 phitonesses 1 phitonissa 1 **Phitoun** n. "the Python, a serpent slain by Apollo," proper n. KEY: phitoun@n#propn **phitoun** n#propn 2 phitoun 2 **Picardie** n. "Picardy, in France," place name; not in MED. KEY: picardie@n#propn **picardie** n#propn 1 pycardie 1 **picchen** v. "(pt. sg.) hit; stabbed," s.v. pitch v.\\1 OED. KEY: picchen@v **picchen** v 2 pighte 2 **piche** n.(1) "pitch, wood tar," s.v. pitch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: piche@n1 **piche** n1 2 pich 1 pych 1 **Pictagoras** n. "Pythagoras, the Greek mathematician," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pictagoras@n#propn **pictagoras** n#propn 3 pictagoras 2 pictagores 1 **pie** n.(1) "magpie, the bird" s.v. pie sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pie@n1 **pie** n1 9 pie 1 pies 1 pye 6 pyes 1 **pie** n.(2) "pie, pastry filled with meat, etc.," s.v. pie sb.\\2 OED. KEY: pie@n2 **pie** n2 1 pye 1 **Pierides** n. "(pl.) the Muses, daughters of Pierus," proper n. KEY: pierides@n#propn **pierides** n#propn 1 pierides 1 **Piers** n.(1) "Petrus Alphonsus, Latin author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: piers@n1#propn **piers** n1#propn 4 piers 4 **Piers** n.(2) "Daun Piers, the Monk," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: piers@n2#propn **piers** n2#propn 1 piers 1 **piete** n. "pity, mercy," s.v. piety OED. KEY: piete@n **piete** n 4 piete 3 pietee 1 **pigge** n. "pig," s.v. pig sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pigge@n **pigge** n 3 pigges 3 **pigges-nie** n. "(as term of endearment) (probably) a flower," s.v. pigsney, -ny OED. KEY: pigges-nie@n **pigges-nie** n 1 piggesnye 1 **Pigmalion** n. "Pygmalion, the legendary sculptor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pigmalion@n#propn **pigmalion** n#propn 1 pigmalion 1 **pike** n.(2) "pike, the fish," s.v. pike sb.\\4 OED. KEY: pike@n2 **pike** n2 3 pyk 3 **piken** v.(1) "pick out, choose; pluck; pick over, sort out; make (oneself) neat; steal," s.v. pick v.\\1 OED. KEY: piken@v1 **piken** v1 5 pike 1 piked 1 pyked 1 pyketh 1 ypiked 1 **piken** v.(2) "peek, peer," s.v. peek v.\\1 OED. KEY: piken@v2 **piken** v2 1 pike 1 **pike-purs** n. "pickpurse, thief," s.v. pickpurse OED, piken v.(1) MED. KEY: pike-purs@n **pike-purs** n 1 pykepurs 1 **pikerel** n. "young pike, the fish," s.v. pickerel\\1 OED. KEY: pikerel@n **pikerel** n 1 pykerel 1 **Pilate** n. "Pontius Pilate (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: pilate@n#propn **pilate** n#propn 1 pilates 1 **pilche** n. "coat, cloak," s.v. pilch sb. OED. KEY: pilche@n **pilche** n 1 pilche 1 **pilen** v.(1) "rob, steal; (ppl. adj.) deprived of hair, bald," s.v. pill v.\\1 OED, pilled ppl. a. OED. KEY: pilen@v1 pilen@v1#adj **pilen** v1#adj 3 piled 2 pyled 1 **pilen** v1 5 pile 2 piled 1 pilen 2 **pilere** n. "pillar; (as adj.) suitable for supporting vines," s.v. pillar sb. OED. KEY: pilere@n pilere@n#adj **pilere** n#adj 1 piler 1 **pilere** n 17 peler 1 pileer 1 piler 12 pilers 2 pyler 1 **pilgrim** n. "pilgrim," s.v. pilgrim sb. OED. KEY: pilgrim@n **pilgrim** n 6 pilgrim 1 pilgrimes 2 pilgrym 2 pilgrymes 1 **pilgrimage** n. "pilgrimage," s.v. pilgrimage sb. OED. KEY: pilgrimage@n **pilgrimage** n 13 pilgrimage 2 pilgrimages 3 pilgrymage 8 **pilour** n.(1) "pillager," s.v. piller OED. KEY: pilour@n1 **pilour** n1 3 pilours 3 **pilwe** n. "pillow," s.v. pillow sb. OED. KEY: pilwe@n **pilwe** n 4 pilowe 2 pilwe 1 pilwes 1 **pilwe-beer** n. "pillow case," s.v. pillow-bere OED, pilwe n. MED. KEY: pilwe-beer@n **pilwe-beer** n 1 pilwe-beer 1 **piment** n. "spiced sweetened wine," s.v. piment OED. KEY: piment@n **piment** n 2 pyement 1 pyment 1 **pin** n. "pin, peg; brooch," s.v. pin sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pin@n **pin** n 16 pyn 15 pynnes 1 **pinacle** n. "pinnacle, turret," s.v. pinnacle sb. OED. KEY: pinacle@n **pinacle** n 3 pynacles 3 **pinchen** v. "object to, quibble; (ppl.) pleated," s.v. pinch v. OED. KEY: pinchen@v **pinchen** v 4 pinchest 1 pynche 1 pynched 1 pynchen 1 **pine** n.(1) "pain, suffering," s.v. pine sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pine@n1 **pine** n1 21 pyne 21 **pine** n.(2) "pine tree," s.v. pine sb.\\2 OED. KEY: pine@n2 **pine** n2 2 pyn 2 **pinen** v. "torture, torment; suffer, grieve," s.v. pine v. OED. KEY: pinen@v **pinen** v 4 pyne 1 pyned 1 pyneth 2 **pine-tree** n. "pine tree," s.v. pine-tree OED, pine n.(2) MED. KEY: pine-tree@n **pine-tree** n 3 pyn-tree 1 pyn-trees 1 pyntrees 1 **pipe** n.(1) "pipe, wind musical instrument; tube (of the lungs)," s.v. pipe sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pipe@n1 **pipe** n1 7 pipe 4 pipes 2 pypes 1 **pipen** v. "pipe, play on a pipe, whistle; (of a mouse) squeak; (ppl. as adv.) hissing, piping," s.v. pipe v.\\1 OED, piping ppl. a. OED. KEY: pipen@v pipen@v#adv **pipen** v#adv 1 pipyng 1 **pipen** v 7 pipe 2 piped 1 pipen 3 pype 1 **pipere** n. "piper; (as adj.) suitable for making pipes," s.v. piper\\1 OED. KEY: pipere@n pipere@n#adj **pipere** n#adj 1 pipere 1 **pipere** n 1 pipers 1 **Piramus** n. "Pyramus, lover of Thisbe," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: piramus@n#propn **piramus** n#propn 12 piramus 12 **pirie** n. "pear tree," s.v. perry\\1, pery, pirie OED. KEY: pirie@n **pirie** n 3 pyrie 3 **Piros** n. "Pyroeis, one of the sun's horses," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: piros@n#propn **piros** n#propn 1 piros 1 **Pirrus** n. "Pyrrhus, slayer of Priam," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pirrus@n#propn **pirrus** n#propn 3 pirrus 3 **Pisces** n. "Pisces, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Pisces OED. KEY: pisces@n **pisces** n 10 pisces 4 piscis 6 **pisse** n. "piss, urine," s.v. piss sb. OED. KEY: pisse@n **pisse** n 2 pisse 2 **pisse-mire** n. "ant," s.v. pismire OED. KEY: pisse-mire@n **pisse-mire** n 1 pissemyre 1 **pissen** v. "piss, urinate," s.v. piss v. OED. KEY: pissen@v **pissen** v 5 pisse 4 pissed 1 **pit** n. "pit; grave," s.v. pit sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pit@n **pit** n 9 pit 6 pittes 1 put 2 **pitaunce** n. "gift of alms," s.v. pittance sb. OED. KEY: pitaunce@n **pitaunce** n 1 pitaunce 1 **pite** n. "pity, compassion (also as proper n., personified); grief; sad, pitiable event or situation," s.v. pity sb. OED. KEY: pite@n pite@n#propn **pite** n 109 pite 32 pitee 73 pittee 2 pyte 2 **pite** n#propn 13 pite 6 pitee 7 **pithe** n. "strength, vigor," s.v. pith sb. OED. KEY: pithe@n **pithe** n 2 pith 1 pithe 1 **pitous** adj. "merciful; pitiable; sorrowful; pious; (as adv.) pitifully," s.v. piteous a. OED. KEY: pitous@adj pitous@adj#adv **pitous** adj#adv 1 pitous 1 **pitous** adj 55 pietous 2 pitous 50 pitouse 1 pyetous 1 pytous 1 **pitousli** adv. "mercifully, compassionately; pitifully; sorrowfully; devoutly," s.v. piteously adv. OED. KEY: pitousli@adv **pitousli** adv 53 pitousli 1 pitouslich 1 pitously 51 **pius** Lat. adj. "pious." KEY: pius@lat\_adj **pius** lat\_adj 1 pius 1 **Pize** n. "Pisa, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: pize@n#propn **pize** n#propn 4 pize 3 pyze 1 **place** n. "place; residence; marketplace; rank, social position," s.v. place sb. OED. KEY: place@n **place** n 329 place 300 places 27 placis 1 plas 1 **Placebo** n.(1) "antiphon beginning `I shall please,'" s.v. Placebo OED, placebo n. MED. KEY: placebo@n1 **placebo** n1 2 placebo 2 **Placebo** n.(2) "Placebo, a flatterer in MerT," proper n.; s.v. placebo n. MED. KEY: placebo@n2#propn **placebo** n2#propn 5 placebo 5 **plage** n.(1) "region; quadrant," s.v. plage\\1 OED. KEY: plage@n1 **plage** n1 3 plages 3 **plaine** adj. "plain, unadorned; flat, smooth; clear, explicit; (as n.) simple truth," s.v. plain adj.\\1 and adv. OED. KEY: plaine@adj plaine@adj#n **plaine** adj 17 playn 2 pleyn 12 pleyne 3 **plaine** adj#n 2 playn 1 pleyn 1 **plaine** adv. "plainly, clearly; expressly, directly," s.v. plain adj.\\1 and adv. OED. KEY: plaine@adv **plaine** adv 11 playn 2 pleyn 9 **plaine** n. "plain; open field," s.v. plain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: plaine@n **plaine** n 5 playn 3 playnes 2 **plainlie** adv. "plainly, simply; frankly, openly," s.v. plainly adv.\\1 OED. KEY: plainlie@adv **plainlie** adv 13 pleynly 13 **plainnes** n. "flatness," s.v. plainness OED. KEY: plainnes@n **plainnes** n 1 pleynesse 1 **plane** n.(1) "plane tree," s.v. plane sb.\\1 OED. KEY: plane@n1 **plane** n1 2 plane 1 planes 1 **planen** v.(1) "plane off, erase," s.v. plane v.\\1 OED. KEY: planen@v1 **planen** v1 1 planed 1 **planete** n.(1) "planet," s.v. planet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: planete@n1 **planete** n1 60 planete 48 planetes 12 **planteine** n. "plantain, the herb," s.v. plantain OED. KEY: planteine@n **planteine** n 1 plantayne 1 **plastre** n. "plaster, poultice," s.v. plaster, plaister sb. OED. KEY: plastre@n **plastre** n 1 plastres 1 **plat** adj. "blunt, frank," s.v. plat a. and adv. OED. KEY: plat@adj **plat** adj 2 plat 1 platte 1 **plat** adv. "bluntly, frankly; flat, prone," s.v. plat a. and adv. OED. KEY: plat@adv **plat** adv 6 plat 6 **plat** n. "flat side of a sword," s.v. plat sb.\\1 OED. KEY: plat@n **plat** n 1 plat 1 **plate** n. "metal plate; plate armor," s.v. plate sb. OED. KEY: plate@n **plate** n 13 plate 9 plates 4 **platen** v. "(ppl.) covered with metal plate," s.v. plate v. OED. KEY: platen@v **platen** v 1 plated 1 **platlie** adv. "bluntly, frankly; clearly, explicitly," s.v. platly adv. OED. KEY: platlie@adv **platlie** adv 5 platly 5 **Plato** n. "Plato," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: plato@n#propn **plato** n#propn 21 plato 20 platon 1 **plaunte** n.(1) "plant; slip, cutting (for planting)," s.v. plant sb.\\1 OED. KEY: plaunte@n1 **plaunte** n1 4 plante 2 plaunte 2 **plaunten** v. "plant," s.v. plant v. OED. KEY: plaunten@v **plaunten** v 6 iplauntyd 1 planted 2 plaunte 1 plaunted 1 plawntest 1 **ple** n. "plea; legal case," s.v. plea sb. OED. KEY: ple@n **ple** n 2 ple 2 **pleden** v. "plead, dispute," s.v. plead v. OED. KEY: pleden@v **pleden** v 1 plede 1 **pledinge** ger. "pleading; law suit; quarrel," s.v. pleading vbl. sb. OED. KEY: pledinge@ger **pledinge** ger 3 pledynge 2 pledynges 1 **pledour** n. "pleader, lawyer," s.v. pleader\\1 OED. KEY: pledour@n **pledour** n 1 pleadoures 1 **plegge** n.(1) "pledge, guarantor," s.v. pledge sb. OED. KEY: plegge@n1 **plegge** n1 1 plegges 1 **pleie** n. "play, amusement; theatrical play; game, funeral game; jest, trick," s.v. play sb. OED. KEY: pleie@n **pleie** n 37 play 5 playes 1 pley 26 pleye 2 pleyes 3 **pleien** v.(1) "play; amuse oneself, be merry; make love; jest; play (a musical instrument); perform, act; (ppl. adj.) playful," s.v. play v. OED, playing ppl. a. OED. KEY: pleien@v1 pleien@v1#adj **pleien** v1#adj 2 pleyinge 2 **pleien** v1 143 play 1 playe 3 played 1 playen 2 playinge 1 pleide 1 pleie 2 pley 3 pleyd 3 pleyde 11 pleye 86 pleyen 16 pleyestow 1 pleyeth 6 pleyinge 3 pleyyng 2 pleyynge 1 **pleiinge** ger. "play, merrymaking; amusement; sexual play," s.v. playing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: pleiinge@ger **pleiinge** ger 9 plaiyng 2 playing 1 pleiyng 1 pleying 2 pleynge 1 pleyyng 1 pleyynge 1 **plein** adv. "fully," s.v. plain a.\\1 and adv. OED. KEY: plein@adv **plein** adv 3 pleyn 3 **Pleindamour** n. "Pleyndamour, hero of an unidentified romance," proper n.; s.v. pleine adj. MED. KEY: pleindamour@n#propn **pleindamour** n#propn 1 pleyndamour 1 **pleine** adj. "full, complete, perfect," s.v. plain adj.\\2 OED. KEY: pleine@adj **pleine** adj 10 pleyn 10 **pleinen** v. "complain, lament; make a legal complaint," s.v. plain v. OED. KEY: pleinen@v **pleinen** v 90 playne 2 pleyn 1 pleyne 73 pleyned 3 pleynedest 1 pleynen 1 pleynest 2 pleynestow 1 pleyneth 4 pleynid 1 ypleyned 1 **pleininge** ger. "lamentation; accusation," s.v. plaining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: pleininge@ger **pleininge** ger 3 pleynynge 2 pleynynges 1 **pleinli** adv. "fully, completely," s.v. plainly adv.\\2 OED. KEY: pleinli@adv **pleinli** adv 18 pleinly 2 pleynliche 2 pleynly 14 **pleinte** n. "lamentation; complaint," s.v. plaint sb. OED. KEY: pleinte@n **pleinte** n 20 pleinte 1 pleintes 1 pleynt 3 pleynte 11 pleyntes 3 pleyntis 1 **pleinten** v.(1) " (ppl.) filled with laments," s.v. plaint v. OED. KEY: pleinten@v1 **pleinten** v1 1 ypleynted 1 **Polites** n. "Polites, son of Priam," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: polites@n#propn **polites** n#propn 2 polite 1 polytes 1 **Polixena** n. "Polyxena, daughter of Priam," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: polixena@n#propn **polixena** n#propn 4 polixena 1 polixene 3 **pollucioun** n. "pollution, discharge of semen without intercourse," s.v. pollution OED. KEY: pollucioun@n **pollucioun** n 1 polucioun 1 **polluten** v. "(ppl.) polluted," s.v. pollute v. OED. KEY: polluten@v **polluten** v 1 pollut 1 **Pollux** n. "Pollux, twin of Castor," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pollux@n#propn **pollux** n#propn 1 pollux 1 **pome-garnete** n. "pomegranate," s.v. pomegranate OED. KEY: pome-garnete@n **pome-garnete** n 1 pome-garnettys 1 **pomel** n. "top, crown of the head," s.v. pommel sb. OED. KEY: pomel@n **pomel** n 1 pomel 1 **pomele** adj. "dappled," s.v. pomely a. OED. KEY: pomele@adj **pomele** adj 2 pomely 2 **pompe** n. "pomp, ostentatious display," s.v. pomp sb. OED. KEY: pompe@n **pompe** n 7 pompe 7 **Pompeus** n. "Pompey the Great (Gnaeus Pompeius)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pompeus@n#propn **pompeus** n#propn 6 pompe 1 pompei 1 pompeus 3 pompeye 1 **pompous** adj. "pompous, ostentatious; arrogant," s.v. pompous a. a. (adv.) OED. KEY: pompous@adj **pompous** adj 2 pompous 2 **Poo** n. "Po, the river in northern Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: poo@n#propn **poo** n#propn 1 poo 1 **pope** n. "pope," s.v. pope sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pope@n **pope** n 22 pope 14 popes 8 **Pope-Holi** n. "Pope-Holy, a character in RomA," proper n.; s.v. pope-holi adj. MED. KEY: pope-holi@n#propn **pope-holi** n#propn 1 poope-holy 1 **popelote** n. "doll, pet," s.v. popelote OED. KEY: popelote@n **popelote** n 1 popelote 1 **Popering** n. "Poperinghe, in Flanders," place name; not in MED. KEY: popering@n#propn **popering** n#propn 1 poperyng 1 **popet** n. "doll, babe," s.v. poppet sb. OED. KEY: popet@n **popet** n 1 popet 1 **poplere** n. "poplar, the tree," s.v. poplar OED. KEY: poplere@n **poplere** n 2 popler 2 **poppen** v.(2) "(pt. sg.) applied cosmetics," s.v. pop v.\\2 OED. KEY: poppen@v2 **poppen** v2 1 popped 1 **poppere** n. "small dagger," s.v. popper sb. OED. KEY: poppere@n **poppere** n 1 poppere 1 **porche** n. "porch, gate," s.v. porch OED. KEY: porche@n **porche** n 2 porche 2 **Porcia** n. "Portia, wife of Marcus Brutus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: porcia@n#propn **porcia** n#propn 1 porcia 1 **porcioun** n. "portion, share; amount," s.v. portion sb. OED. KEY: porcioun@n **porcioun** n 9 porcioun 9 **porisme** n. "deduction, corollary," s.v. porism OED. KEY: porisme@n **porisme** n 2 porisme 1 porismes 1 **porphirie** n. "piece of porphyry used as a mortar," s.v. porphyry OED. KEY: porphirie@n **porphirie** n 1 porfurie 1 **port** n.(2) "port, harbor," s.v. port sb.\\1 OED. KEY: port@n2 **port** n2 2 port 2 **port** n.(4) "bearing, deportment," s.v. port n.\\4 OED. KEY: port@n4 **port** n4 7 port 7 **portatif** adj. "portable," s.v. portative a. and sb. OED. KEY: portatif@adj **portatif** adj 2 portatif 2 **porter** n. "porter, gate keeper," s.v. porter sb.\\1 OED. KEY: porter@n **porter** n 7 porter 6 porters 1 **port-hors** n. "portable breviary," s.v. portas, -eous, -es, -ess, -hos OED. KEY: port-hors@n **port-hors** n 2 portehors 2 **Portingale** n. "Portugal," place name. KEY: portingale@n#propn **portingale** n#propn 1 portyngale 1 **portraien** v. "portray, draw, depict; adorn," s.v. portray v. OED. KEY: portraien@v **portraien** v 8 portraied 2 portreied 1 portreye 2 purtraynge 1 purtreye 1 purtreyed 1 **portraiinge** ger. "portraiture," s.v. portray v. OED. KEY: portraiinge@ger **portraiinge** ger 1 portreyynge 1 **portraiour** n. "painter," s.v. portrayer OED. KEY: portraiour@n **portraiour** n 1 portreyour 1 **portraiture** n. "portraiture, painting," s.v. portraiture OED. KEY: portraiture@n **portraiture** n 9 portraitures 1 portrayture 2 portreiture 3 portreitures 1 portreyture 1 portreytures 1 **pose** n. "head cold," s.v. pose sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pose@n **pose** n 2 pose 2 **posen** v. "propose (for the sake of argument)," s.v. pose v. OED. KEY: posen@v **posen** v 5 pose 5 **posicioun** n. "argument," s.v. position sb. OED. KEY: posicioun@n **posicioun** n 1 posicioun 1 **positif** adj. "(of law) created by legislation," s.v. positive a. and sb. OED. KEY: positif@adj **positif** adj 1 positif 1 **possessen** v. "(ppl.) possessing," s.v. possess v. OED. KEY: possessen@v **possessen** v 1 possessyng 1 **possessioun** n. "possession, ownership; material property," s.v. possession sb. OED. KEY: possessioun@n **possessioun** n 19 possessions 1 possessioun 16 possessiouns 2 **possessiouner** n. "clergyman with a benefice," s.v. possessioner OED. KEY: possessiouner@n **possessiouner** n 1 possessioners 1 **possibilite** n. "possibility," s.v. possibility OED. KEY: possibilite@n **possibilite** n 5 possibilite 1 possibilitee 4 **possible** adj. "possible," s.v. possible a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: possible@adj **possible** adj 14 possible 13 possyble 1 **possibli** adv. "possibly," s.v. possibly adv. OED. KEY: possibli@adv **possibli** adv 1 possibly 1 **post** n.(1) "post, pillar; support, upholder," s.v. post sb.\\1 OED. KEY: post@n1 **post** n1 3 post 3 **potage** n. "stew, thick soup," s.v. pottage OED. KEY: potage@n **potage** n 2 potage 2 **pote** n.(1) "pot, vessel," s.v. pot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pote@n1 **pote** n1 11 pot 9 pottes 2 **potente** n. "staff, crutch," s.v. potent sb.\\1 and a.\\2 OED. KEY: potente@n **potente** n 3 potente 3 **potestate** n. "potentate, ruler," s.v. potestate OED. KEY: potestate@n **potestate** n 1 potestat 1 **pouche** n. "pouch," s.v. pouch sb. OED. KEY: pouche@n **pouche** n 3 pouche 2 pouches 1 **poudre** n.(1) "powder; dust; gunpowder," s.v. powder sb.\\1 OED. KEY: poudre@n1 **poudre** n1 10 poudre 7 poudres 2 powder 1 **poudre-marchant** n. "sharp spice," s.v. powder sb.\\1 OED, poudre n.(1) MED. KEY: poudre-marchant@n **poudre-marchant** n 1 poudre-marchant 1 **poudren** v. "(ppl.) powdered, sprinkled," s.v. powder v.\\1 OED. KEY: poudren@v **poudren** v 1 poudred 1 **pouere** n. "power," s.v. power sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pouere@n **pouere** n 132 poweer 1 power 122 powere 3 poweres 2 poweris 2 powers 2 **Poule** n. "Saint Paul the Apostle (in the Bible); (gen.) Saint Paul's Cathedral, in London," proper n. KEY: poule@n#propn **poule** n#propn 32 paul 24 paulus 1 poul 3 poules 4 **pounde** n.(1) "pound, measure of weight; monetary unit," s.v. pound sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pounde@n1 **pounde** n1 17 pound 17 **poune** n.(1) "pawn (in chess)," s.v. pawn sb.\\1 OED. KEY: poune@n1 **poune** n1 1 poun 1 **pounsoned** ppl. "(as adj.) ornamented with cut-out figures," s.v. pounson v. OED. KEY: pounsoned@ppl#adj **pounsoned** ppl#adj 1 pownsoned 1 **pounsoninge** ger. "ornamenting with cut-out figures," s.v. pounson v. OED. KEY: pounsoninge@ger **pounsoninge** ger 1 pownsonynge 1 **poupen** v. "blow a horn; drink noisily," s.v. poop v. OED. KEY: poupen@v **poupen** v 2 pouped 1 powped 1 **pouren** v.(1) "pore, peer," s.v. pore v. OED. KEY: pouren@v1 **pouren** v1 10 poure 7 poured 1 pouren 1 powren 1 **pouren** v.(2) "pour," s.v. pour v. OED. KEY: pouren@v2 **pouren** v2 4 poured 2 poureth 1 powren 1 **pouringe** ger.(1) "poring, peering," s.v. pore v. OED. KEY: pouringe@ger1 **pouringe** ger1 1 pourynge 1 **pouse** n. "pulse," s.v. pulse sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pouse@n **pouse** n 1 pous 1 **pouste** n. "power," s.v. poustie, pouste OED. KEY: pouste@n **pouste** n 1 pouste 1 **poveraile** n. "poor people," s.v. porail, poveraille OED. KEY: poveraile@n **poveraile** n 1 poraille 1 **poverte** n. "poverty (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. poverty OED. KEY: poverte@n poverte@n#propn **poverte** n 37 povert 1 poverte 35 povertee 1 **poverte** n#propn 1 povert 1 **povre** adj. "poor, indigent; miserable; (as n.) poor people," s.v. poor a. (sb.) OED. KEY: povre@adj povre@adj#n **povre** adj 83 poore 5 pore 7 poure 4 pover 1 povere 5 povereste 2 povre 58 povrest 1 **povre** adj#n 10 poore 2 pore 3 pover 1 povre 4 **povre** n. "poverty"; not in OED. KEY: povre@n **povre** n 1 povre 1 **povreli** adv. "poorly, humbly," s.v. poorly adv. and a. OED. KEY: povreli@adv **povreli** adv 5 porely 1 povreliche 2 povrely 2 **practike** n. "practice," s.v. practic sb.\\1 OED. KEY: practike@n **practike** n 3 practik 1 practyk 1 praktike 1 **practisoure** n. "practitioner (of medicine)," s.v. practiser OED. KEY: practisoure@n **practisoure** n 1 praktisour 1 **prauncen** v. "prance," s.v. prance v. OED. KEY: prauncen@v **prauncen** v 1 praunce 1 **preamble** n. "preamble," s.v. preamble sb. OED. KEY: preamble@n **preamble** n 1 preamble 1 **preambulacioun** n. "making a preamble," s.v. preambulation OED. KEY: preambulacioun@n **preambulacioun** n 1 preambulacioun 1 **precedent** adj. "preceding," s.v. precedent a. OED. KEY: precedent@adj **precedent** adj 1 precedent 1 **precepte** n. "precept, commandment," s.v. precept sb. OED. KEY: precepte@n **precepte** n 2 precept 2 **prechen** v. "preach," s.v. preach v. OED. KEY: prechen@v **prechen** v 31 preche 24 preched 1 prechen 2 prechest 1 prechestow 1 precheth 2 **prechinge** ger. "preaching," s.v. preaching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: prechinge@ger **prechinge** ger 9 prechyng 9 **prechour** n. "preacher," s.v. preacher OED. KEY: prechour@n **prechour** n 1 prechour 1 **preciouse** adj. "precious, valuable; fastidious, prudish," s.v. precious a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: preciouse@adj **preciouse** adj 56 precious 35 preciouse 4 precius 1 precyous 16 **preciouslie** adv. "preciously, at great cost; overscrupulously," s.v. preciously adv. OED. KEY: preciouslie@adv **preciouslie** adv 2 preciously 2 **preciousnesse** n. "preciousness, costliness," s.v. preciousness OED. KEY: preciousnesse@n **preciousnesse** n 2 preciousnesse 2 **predestinacioun** n. "predestination," s.v. predestination OED. KEY: predestinacioun@n **predestinacioun** n 1 predestinacioun 1 **predestinaten** v. "(ppl.) predestined," s.v. predestinate v. OED. KEY: predestinaten@v **predestinaten** v 1 predestinat 1 **predestine** n. "predestination," s.v. predestiny OED. KEY: predestine@n **predestine** n 1 predestyne 1 **predicacioun** n. "preaching, sermon," s.v. predication OED. KEY: predicacioun@n **predicacioun** n 4 predicacioun 4 **preface** n. "preface (in the mass)," s.v. preface sb. OED. KEY: preface@n **preface** n 1 preface 1 **prefect** n. "prefect, Roman official," s.v. prefect, praefect sb. OED. KEY: prefect@n **prefect** n 2 prefect 1 prefectes 1 **preferren** v. "take precedent over," s.v. prefer v. OED. KEY: preferren@v **preferren** v 1 preferre 1 **pregnaunt** adj. "pregnant, compelling," s.v. pregnant adj.\\1 OED. KEY: pregnaunt@adj **pregnaunt** adj 1 pregnant 1 **preie** n.(2) "prey; booty," s.v. prey sb. OED. KEY: preie@n2 **preie** n2 9 pray 2 praye 3 prey 1 preye 2 preyes 1 **preien** v.(1) "pray, beseech; ask, plead," s.v. pray v. OED. KEY: preien@v1 **preien** v1 347 pray 39 praye 20 prayed 5 prayede 1 prayeden 1 prayen 5 prayest 1 prayeth 2 preide 2 preie 8 preied 1 preien 4 preieth 3 preiynge 1 prey 54 preyde 27 preyden 2 preydest 2 preye 123 preyed 9 preyede 8 preyeden 2 preyedest 1 preyen 14 preyeth 9 preyinge 2 preyynge 1 **preiere** n.(2) "prayer; request, entreaty," s.v. prayer\\1 OED. KEY: preiere@n2 **preiere** n2 60 praier 1 praiere 2 praiers 1 prayer 3 prayere 2 prayeres 2 preier 2 preiere 2 preieres 1 preieris 2 preiers 1 preyer 1 preyere 29 preyeres 9 preyeris 2 **preiinge** ger. "praying, prayer; entreaty," s.v. praying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: preiinge@ger **preiinge** ger 3 praiyng 1 preiynge 1 preyinge 1 **preisen** v. "praise; appraise, value," s.v. praise v. OED. KEY: preisen@v **preisen** v 60 ipreysed 1 preise 11 preised 3 preisen 3 preiseth 6 preyse 18 preysed 10 preysen 3 preyseth 3 ypreised 1 ypreysed 1 **preisere** n. "praiser," s.v. praiser OED. KEY: preisere@n **preisere** n 1 preiseres 1 **preisinge** ger. "praising, praise," s.v. praising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: preisinge@ger **preisinge** ger 22 preisynge 7 preisynges 1 preysing 2 preysinge 2 preysyng 1 preysynge 6 preysynges 3 **prelate** n. "prelate, ecclesiastic of high rank," s.v. prelate sb. OED. KEY: prelate@n **prelate** n 2 prelaat 1 prelat 1 **premisse** n. "premise," s.v. premise, premiss sb. OED. KEY: premisse@n **premisse** n 3 premisses 2 premysses 1 **prenostike** n. "omen," s.v. prenostic sb. OED. KEY: prenostike@n **prenostike** n 1 prenostik 1 **prente** n. "imprint, mark," s.v. print sb. OED. KEY: prente@n **prente** n 1 prente 1 **prenten** v. "imprint," s.v. print v. OED. KEY: prenten@v **prenten** v 1 prenten 1 **prentis** n. "apprentice," s.v. prentice sb. OED. KEY: prentis@n **prentis** n 6 prentys 6 **prentished** n. "apprenticeship," s.v. prenticehood OED. KEY: prentished@n **prentished** n 1 prentishood 1 **preparaten** v. "(ppl. adj.) prepared," s.v. preparate ppl. a. OED. KEY: preparaten@v#adj **preparaten** v#adj 1 preparat 1 **prescience** n. "foreknowledge," s.v. prescience OED. KEY: prescience@n **prescience** n 39 prescience 39 **presence** n. "presence," s.v. presence OED. KEY: presence@n **presence** n 45 presence 45 **presentarie** adj. "ever present," s.v. presentary a. OED. KEY: presentarie@adj **presentarie** adj 3 presentarie 3 **presente** adj. "present, existing in the present," s.v. present a. (adv.) OED. KEY: presente@adj **presente** adj 43 present 41 presente 1 presentz 1 **presente** adv. "presently, right now," s.v. present a. (adv.) OED. KEY: presente@adv **presente** adv 4 present 4 **presente** n.(1) "present time," s.v. present sb.\\1 OED. KEY: presente@n1 **presente** n1 3 present 3 **presente** n.(2) "present, gift," s.v. present sb.\\2 OED. KEY: presente@n2 **presente** n2 4 present 3 presentes 1 **presenten** v. "present, give; present, introduce," s.v. present v. OED. KEY: presenten@v **presenten** v 7 presente 4 presented 2 presenteth 1 **presentinge** ger. "presentation," s.v. presenting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: presentinge@ger **presentinge** ger 1 presenting 1 **presentli** adv. "at one time, instantaneously," s.v. presently adv. OED. KEY: presentli@adv **presentli** adv 2 presently 2 **president** n. "presiding officer," s.v. president sb. OED. KEY: president@n **president** n 1 president 1 **presse** n. "crowd, throng; turmoil, trouble; clothespress, cabinet; (with lien in) (be) out of sight; (with bring, put in) bring, put forward," s.v. press sb.\\1 OED. KEY: presse@n **presse** n 26 prees 17 pres 4 presse 5 **pressen** v. "press down, weigh down; push forward, crowd; oppress; compel, urge; hurry," s.v. press v.\\1 OED. KEY: pressen@v **pressen** v 17 preesse 1 preessen 1 preesseth 2 presen 1 preseth 1 presse 5 pressed 1 pressen 3 presseth 1 pressyd 1 **prest** adj. "ready, prompt; swift," s.v. prest a. and adv. OED. KEY: prest@adj **prest** adj 7 prest 6 preste 1 **prest** n.(3) "priest," s.v. priest sb. OED. KEY: prest@n3 **prest** n3 95 preest 76 preestes 14 preestis 1 prest 2 prestes 2 **presthede** n. "priesthood," s.v. priesthood OED. KEY: presthede@n **presthede** n 1 preesthod 1 **presumen** v. "presume, assume," s.v. presume v. OED. KEY: presumen@v **presumen** v 2 presume 1 presumed 1 **presumpcioun** n. "presumption, arrogance; confidence; assumption," s.v. presumption OED. KEY: presumpcioun@n **presumpcioun** n 11 presumpcion 3 presumpcioun 7 presumpciouns 1 **pretenden** v. "direct one's efforts, aim," s.v. pretend v. OED. KEY: pretenden@v **pretenden** v 1 pretende 1 **preterit** adj. "(pl.) past," s.v. preterite, -it a. (sb.) OED. KEY: preterit@adj **preterit** adj 1 preteritz 1 **preterit** n. "past time," s.v. preterite, -t a. (sb.) OED. KEY: preterit@n **preterit** n 5 preterit 2 preteritz 2 preteryt 1 **pretorie** n. "Praetorian guard," s.v. praetory, pretory sb. (a.) OED. KEY: pretorie@n **pretorie** n 1 pretorie 1 **preve** n. "proof, evidence; test, trial; experience; (with yvel, good) luck," s.v. proof sb. OED. KEY: preve@n **preve** n 24 preef 4 preeve 3 pref 1 preve 13 proeve 1 proeves 2 **preven** v. "prove, demonstrate; test; find out, experience; succeed, turn out, be clear; reprove," s.v. prove v. OED. KEY: preven@v **preven** v 70 iproevid 1 preeve 6 preeved 4 preeveth 2 preve 15 preved 11 preveth 4 proeve 2 proeved 1 proeven 1 proeveth 2 proevid 3 prooeveth 1 prove 7 proved 3 provedest 1 proven 1 proveth 4 ypreved 1 **previdence** n. "foresight," s.v. previde v. OED. KEY: previdence@n **previdence** n 1 previdence 1 **Priam** n. "Priam, king of Troy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: priam@n#propn **priam** n#propn 15 priam 10 priamus 5 **Priapus** n. "Priapus, god of gardens and fertility," proper n. KEY: priapus@n#propn **priapus** n#propn 2 priapus 2 **pricasour** n. "mounted hunter, tracker of hares(?)," s.v. pricasour OED. KEY: pricasour@n **pricasour** n 1 prikasour 1 **pride** n.(2) "pride (also as proper n., personified; the sin of pride," s.v. pride sb.\\1 OED. KEY: pride@n2 pride@n2#propn **pride** n2 58 pride 45 pryde 13 **pride** n2#propn 1 pride 1 **pridelesse** adj. "without pride," s.v. prideless a. OED. KEY: pridelesse@adj **pridelesse** adj 2 pridelees 1 prydelees 1 **priden** v. "pride oneself, be proud," s.v. pride v. OED. KEY: priden@v **priden** v 5 pride 3 priden 1 prideth 1 **prien** v. "pry, peer, gaze," s.v. pry v.\\1 OED. KEY: prien@v **prien** v 7 prie 2 prye 4 pryen 1 **prike** n. "prick, puncture; dot, punctuation mark; goad, sting; bull's eye; state, condition," s.v. prick sb. OED. KEY: prike@n **prike** n 41 pricke 11 prickes 6 prikke 14 prikkes 3 prykke 5 prykkes 2 **priken** v. "pierce, stab; torment, harass; spur, gallop; incite, urge," s.v. prick v. OED. KEY: priken@v **priken** v 27 prighte 1 prike 2 priked 3 priken 1 priketh 11 prikke 3 prikketh 1 prikyng 1 prikynge 1 pryke 1 pryked 1 pryketh 1 **prikinge** ger. "galloping; incitement; tracking (a hare)," s.v. pricking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: prikinge@ger **prikinge** ger 5 prikkynges 1 prikyng 3 prikynge 1 **prima** Lat. adj. "first." KEY: prima@lat\_adj **prima** lat\_adj 1 prima 1 **prime** adj. "first," s.v. prime a. (adv.) OED. KEY: prime@adj **prime** adj 1 prime 1 **prime** n. "prime, the second canonical hour; early morning; beginning," s.v. prime sb.\\1 OED. KEY: prime@n **prime** n 20 prime 5 pryme 15 **primere** n. "primer, elementary school book," s.v. primer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: primere@n **primere** n 2 prymer 2 **primerole** n. "primrose, attractive woman," s.v. primerole OED. KEY: primerole@n **primerole** n 1 prymerole 1 **prince** n. "prince, ruler," s.v. prince sb. OED. KEY: prince@n **prince** n 26 prince 12 princes 8 prynce 4 prynces 2 **princesse** n. "princess," s.v. princess sb. OED. KEY: princesse@n **princesse** n 2 princesse 2 **principal** adj. "principal, most important, chief," s.v. principal a. and sb. OED. KEY: principal@adj **principal** adj 11 principal 7 principale 2 principales 1 principalis 1 **principallie** adv. "principally, most importantly," s.v. principally adv. OED. KEY: principallie@adv **principallie** adv 2 principally 2 **principio** Lat. n. "beginning"; s.v. in principio phr. MED. KEY: principio@lat\_n **principio** lat\_n 2 principio 2 **principle** n. "(pl.) dominant qualities, natural disposition," s.v. principle sb. OED. KEY: principle@n **principle** n 4 principles 4 **prioresse** n. "prioress," s.v. prioress OED. KEY: prioresse@n **prioresse** n 3 prioresse 3 **pris** n.(1) "price, cost; worth, value; reward, prize; praise, honor," s.v. price sb. OED. KEY: pris@n1 **pris** n1 48 pris 26 prys 22 **prise** n.(1) "prize, booty," s.v. prize n.\\3 OED. KEY: prise@n1 **prise** n1 1 prise 1 **prisen** v.(1) "appraise, judge," s.v. prize v.\\1 OED. KEY: prisen@v1 **prisen** v1 2 prisen 1 pryse 1 **prisoner** n.(2) "prisoner," s.v. prisoner\\2 OED. KEY: prisoner@n2 **prisoner** n2 8 prisoner 5 prisonere 1 prisoners 2 **prisoun** n. "prison, confinement," s.v. prison sb. OED. KEY: prisoun@n **prisoun** n 61 prison 14 prisone 1 prisoun 38 prisown 1 prysone 1 prysoun 6 **prisoun-steue** n. "prison cell"; not in OED, s.v. steue n. MED; cf. forms s.v. prisoun n., sense 5, MED. KEY: prisoun-steue@n **prisoun-steue** n 1 prison-stewe 1 **prive** adj.(1) "secret, hidden; private, confidential; secretive, stealthy; (with memberes) sexual," s.v. privy a., sb. (adv.) OED, prive adj.(1) MED; one entry s.v. prive counseil n. MED. KEY: prive@adj1 **prive** adj1 40 prive 5 privee 18 privy 4 pryve 7 pryvee 6 **prive** adv. "secretly; silently, quietly," s.v. privy a., sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: prive@adv **prive** adv 6 privee 1 privy 1 pryvee 4 **prive** n. "privy, latrine," s.v. privy a., sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: prive@n **prive** n 2 pryvee 2 **privelie** adv. "secretly, stealthily; discreetly, confidentially," s.v. privily adv. OED. KEY: privelie@adv **privelie** adv 93 prevely 1 priveliche 1 prively 44 privily 1 pryvely 41 pryvyly 5 **privete** n. "privacy, secrecy; secrets, private affairs; secret place; private parts, sexual organs," s.v. privity OED. KEY: privete@n **privete** n 27 privete 2 privetee 9 pryvete 1 pryvetee 14 pryvetees 1 **privilege** n. "privilege," s.v. privilege sb. OED. KEY: privilege@n **privilege** n 1 privilege 1 **privilegen** v. "(ppl.) characterized, distinguished," s.v. privilege v. OED. KEY: privilegen@v **privilegen** v 1 privyleged 1 **probleme** n. "problem," s.v. problem OED. KEY: probleme@n **probleme** n 1 probleme 1 **proceden** v. "proceed, go on; come forth, originate; take legal action," s.v. proceed v. OED. KEY: proceden@v **proceden** v 19 procede 9 proceded 1 proceden 2 procedeth 2 procedinge 1 procedith 4 **proces** n. "process, course of events, ordinary procedure; sequence of events, narrative; argument, case; undertaking; passage (of time)," s.v. process sb. OED. KEY: proces@n **proces** n 24 proces 22 processe 2 **processioun** n. "procession," s.v. procession sb. OED. KEY: processioun@n **processioun** n 2 processioun 1 processiouns 1 **procreacioun** n. "procreation," s.v. procreation OED. KEY: procreacioun@n **procreacioun** n 1 procreacioun 1 **procuratour** n. "attorney," s.v. procurator OED. KEY: procuratour@n **procuratour** n 1 procuratour 1 **procuren** v. "procure, bring about," s.v. procure v. OED. KEY: procuren@v **procuren** v 1 procure 1 **procuringe** ger. "connivance," s.v. procuring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: procuringe@ger **procuringe** ger 2 procurynge 2 **professioun** n. "religious vow; monastic order," s.v. profession OED. KEY: professioun@n **professioun** n 3 professioun 3 **profitable** adj. "profitable, beneficial; useful," s.v. profitable a. (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: profitable@adj **profitable** adj 14 profitable 14 **profite** n.(1) "profit, income; advantage, benefit; use; (with commune) welfare, (with syngular) pleasure; honor, reputation," s.v. profit sb. OED. KEY: profite@n1 **profite** n1 39 profit 36 profite 1 profyt 2 **profiten** v. "profit, be beneficent, be useful," s.v. profit v. OED. KEY: profiten@v **profiten** v 6 profite 1 profiten 2 profiteth 2 profitith 1 **profre** n. "offer," s.v. proffer sb. OED. KEY: profre@n **profre** n 3 profre 3 **profren** v. "offer, propose; present (oneself), press one's suit; (ppl. adj.) offered, not requested," s.v. proffer v. OED, proffered ppl. a. OED. KEY: profren@v profren@v#adj **profren** v#adj 1 profred 1 **profren** v 15 profereth 2 profre 6 profred 4 profren 1 profrestow 1 profreth 1 **progenie** n. "progeny," s.v. progeny OED. KEY: progenie@n **progenie** n 1 progenye 1 **Progne** n. "Procne, wife of Tereus and sister of Philomela," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: progne@n#propn **progne** n#propn 7 progne 6 proigne 1 **progressioun** n. "natural process," s.v. progression OED. KEY: progressioun@n **progressioun** n 3 progressions 1 progressiouns 2 **prohemie** n. "proem, prologue," s.v. proem sb. OED. KEY: prohemie@n **prohemie** n 1 prohemye 1 **proinen** v. "preen, groom (oneself)," s.v. preen v.\\2 OED. KEY: proinen@v **proinen** v 1 preyneth 1 **prolacioun** n. "melody," s.v. prolation OED. KEY: prolacioun@n **prolacioun** n 1 prolacions 1 **prolixite** n. "prolixity," s.v. prolixity OED. KEY: prolixite@n **prolixite** n 3 prolixite 1 prolixitee 2 **prollen** v. "search," s.v. prowl v. OED. KEY: prollen@v **prollen** v 1 prolle 1 **prologe** n. "prologue," s.v. prologue sb. OED. KEY: prologe@n **prologe** n 2 prologe 2 **pronouncen** v. "pronounce, declare," s.v. pronounce v. OED. KEY: pronouncen@v **pronouncen** v 4 pronounce 3 pronounced 1 **pronouncere** n. "formal speaker," s.v. pronouncer OED. KEY: pronouncere@n **pronouncere** n 1 pronouncere 1 **prophecie** n. "prophecy," s.v. prophecy OED. KEY: prophecie@n **prophecie** n 2 prophecye 1 prophecyes 1 **prophete** n. "prophet," s.v. prophet sb. OED. KEY: prophete@n **prophete** n 22 prophete 22 **propinqua** Lat. adj. "near." KEY: propinqua@lat\_adj **propinqua** lat\_adj 1 propinqua 1 **propinquite** n. "kinship," s.v. propinquity OED. KEY: propinquite@n **propinquite** n 1 propinquyte 1 **proporcionable** adj. "having due proportion," s.v. proportionable a. OED. KEY: proporcionable@adj **proporcionable** adj 1 proporcionables 1 **proporcionel** n. "(pl.) mathematical proportions," s.v. proportional a. and sb. OED. KEY: proporcionel@n **proporcionel** n 1 proporcioneles 1 **proporcioun** n. "proportion," s.v. proportion sb. OED. KEY: proporcioun@n **proporcioun** n 9 proporcion 1 proporcioun 7 proporciouns 1 **proporciounen** v. "(ppl. adj.) proportioned," s.v. proportioned ppl. a. OED. KEY: proporciounen@v#adj **proporciounen** v#adj 1 proporcioned 1 **proposicioun** n. "proposition," s.v. proposition OED. KEY: proposicioun@n **proposicioun** n 4 proposicions 2 proposicioun 1 proposiciouns 1 **propre** adj. "proper, correct, appropriate; particular, characteristic; own; real, true; good-looking," s.v. proper a. (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: propre@adj **propre** adj 66 propre 66 **propre** n. "personal property; (with in) as one's own," s.v. proper a. (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: propre@n **propre** n 2 propre 2 **proprelie** adv. "properly, correctly, appropriately; characteristically; handsomely," s.v. properly adv. OED. KEY: proprelie@adv **proprelie** adv 17 properly 3 proprely 14 **proprete** n. "property, possession; essential quality, characteristic," s.v. property sb. OED. KEY: proprete@n **proprete** n 11 propertee 1 propirte 1 propirtees 1 proprete 3 propretee 4 propretes 1 **proscripcioun** n. "proscription, outlawry," s.v. proscription OED. KEY: proscripcioun@n **proscripcioun** n 1 proscripcion 1 **prose** n. "prose," s.v. prose sb. OED. KEY: prose@n **prose** n 7 prose 7 **prosen** v. "compose in prose," s.v. prose v. OED. KEY: prosen@v **prosen** v 1 prose 1 **Proserpine** n. "Proserpina, wife of Pluto and queen of the Underworld," proper n. KEY: proserpine@n#propn **proserpine** n#propn 5 proserpina 1 proserpyna 1 proserpyne 3 **prosperite** n. "prosperity," s.v. prosperity OED. KEY: prosperite@n **prosperite** n 41 prosperite 12 prosperitee 27 prosperites 2 **proteccioun** n. "protection," s.v. protection OED. KEY: proteccioun@n **proteccioun** n 5 proteccion 1 proteccioun 3 protecciouns 1 **protestacioun** n. "avowal, declaration," s.v. protestation OED. KEY: protestacioun@n **protestacioun** n 5 protestacioun 5 **Protheselaus** n. "Protesilaus, husband of Laodamia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: protheselaus@n#propn **protheselaus** n#propn 1 protheselaus 1 **prou** n. "profit, benefit, advantage," s.v. prow sb.\\2 OED. KEY: prou@n **prou** n 8 prow 8 **proud** adj. "proud," s.v. proud a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: proud@adj **proud** adj 48 proud 22 proudder 1 proude 22 proudest 1 proudeste 2 **proud** n. "haughty, proud person," s.v. proud a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: proud@n **proud** n 2 proud 1 proude 1 **proud-herted** adj. "proud-hearted," s.v. proud-hearted a. OED. KEY: proud-herted@adj **proud-herted** adj 1 proude-hertid 1 **proudli** adv. "proudly," s.v. proudly adv. OED. KEY: proudli@adv **proudli** adv 4 proudly 3 prowdly 1 **prouesse** n. "prowess, bravery; excellence of character," s.v. prowess OED. KEY: prouesse@n **prouesse** n 11 prowesse 10 pruesse 1 **proverbe** n. "proverb," s.v. proverb sb. OED. KEY: proverbe@n **proverbe** n 26 proverbe 19 proverbes 7 **proverben** v. "(ppl.) told proverbs," s.v. proverb v. OED. KEY: proverben@v **proverben** v 1 proverbed 1 **province** n. "province," s.v. province OED. KEY: province@n **province** n 2 provinces 1 provynce 1 **provost** n. "provost, chief magistrate; prefect, chief administrator," s.v. provost sb. OED. KEY: provost@n **provost** n 4 provost 3 provoste 1 **provostrie** n. "praetorship," s.v. provostry OED. KEY: provostrie@n **provostrie** n 2 provostrye 2 **Prudence** n.(2) "Prudence, wife of Melibee in Mel," proper n.; s.v. prudence n. MED. KEY: prudence@n2#propn **prudence** n2#propn 42 prudence 42 **prudence** n. "prudence," s.v. prudence OED. KEY: prudence@n **prudence** n 9 prudence 9 **prudent** adj. "prudent," s.v. prudent a. OED. KEY: prudent@adj **prudent** adj 4 prudent 4 **Prusse** n. "Prussia; (as adj.) Prussian," place name. KEY: prusse@n#propn prusse@n#propn\_adj **prusse** n#propn\_adj 1 pruce 1 **prusse** n#propn 2 pruce 1 pruyse 1 **psalme** n. "psalm," s.v. psalm sb. OED. KEY: psalme@n **psalme** n 2 psalm 1 psalmes 1 **Pseustis** n. "Pseustis (identity uncertain)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: pseustis@n#propn **pseustis** n#propn 1 pseustis 1 **Ptholome** n. "Ptolemy (Claudius Ptolomeus), the astronomical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ptholome@n#propn **ptholome** n#propn 4 ptholome 2 ptholomee 2 **publican** n.(1) "tax collector," s.v. publican sb.\\1 OED. KEY: publican@n1 **publican** n1 1 publican 1 **publishen** v. "publish, make known; multiply, propagate," s.v. publish v. OED. KEY: publishen@v **publishen** v 6 publiced 2 publisschen 1 publysschen 1 publysschid 1 publysshed 1 **Puella** n. "Puella, a figure in geomancy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: puella@n#propn **puella** n#propn 1 puella 1 **puffen** v. "puff, blow," s.v. puff v. OED. KEY: puffen@v **puffen** v 1 puffen 1 **pul** n. "pulling movement in wrestling," s.v. pull sb.\\2 OED. KEY: pul@n **pul** n 1 pul 1 **puli** n. "pulley," s.v. pulley sb.\\1 OED. KEY: puli@n **puli** n 1 polyve 1 **pullen** v. "pull; pluck; (ppl. adj.) plucked," s.v. pull v. OED, pulled ppl. a. OED. KEY: pullen@v pullen@v#adj **pullen** v#adj 1 pulled 1 **pullen** v 15 pulle 7 pulled 4 pullen 3 ypulled 1 **pulpit** n. "pulpit," s.v. pulpit sb. OED. KEY: pulpit@n **pulpit** n 2 pulpet 1 pulpit 1 **pultrie** n. "poultry," s.v. poultry OED. KEY: pultrie@n **pultrie** n 1 pultrye 1 **punishement** n. "punishment," s.v. punishment OED. KEY: punishement@n **punishement** n 1 punyssement 1 **punishen** v. "punish," s.v. punish v. OED. KEY: punishen@v **punishen** v 20 punyce 1 punysche 1 punyschid 4 punyssche 1 punyssched 2 punysschen 1 punysscheth 1 punysschid 2 punysse 2 punysseth 1 punysshed 2 punysshen 1 ypunysshed 1 **punishinge** ger. "punishing, punishment," s.v. punishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: punishinge@ger **punishinge** ger 4 punysschynge 1 punysshynge 2 punyssynge 1 **purchase** n. "gain, acquisition of goods," s.v. purchase sb. OED. KEY: purchase@n **purchase** n 3 purchas 3 **purchasen** v. "purchase, acquire goods; provide; instigate, bring about," s.v. purchase v. OED. KEY: purchasen@v **purchasen** v 17 purchace 9 purchaced 3 purchacen 4 purchased 1 **purchasinge** ger. "legal conveyance of property; obtaining, attainment," s.v. purchasing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: purchasinge@ger **purchasinge** ger 3 purchasyng 2 purchasynge 1 **purchasour** n. "purchaser of land," s.v. purchaser OED. KEY: purchasour@n **purchasour** n 1 purchasour 1 **pure** adj. "pure, unadulterated; chaste; true, very, sheer," s.v. pure a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: pure@adj **pure** adj 22 pure 21 purest 1 **pure** adv. "purely, completely," s.v. pure a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: pure@adv **pure** adv 4 pure 4 **pureli** adv. "purely, completely," s.v. purely adv. OED. KEY: pureli@adv **pureli** adv 4 purely 4 **puren** v. "(ppl. adj.) refined," s.v. pured ppl. a. (sb.) OED. KEY: puren@v#adj **puren** v#adj 2 pured 2 **purfiled** ppl. "trimmed (with fur)," s.v. purfle v. OED. KEY: purfiled@ppl **purfiled** ppl\_abs 1 purfiled 1 **purgacioun** n. "purgation, excretion," s.v. purgation OED. KEY: purgacioun@n **purgacioun** n 1 purgacioun 1 **purgatorie** n. "purgatory," s.v. purgatory sb. OED. KEY: purgatorie@n **purgatorie** n 5 purgatorie 5 **purgen** v.(1) "purge, cleanse; excrete bodily wastes; (ppl. adj.) cleansing, purifying," s.v. purge v.\\1 OED, purging ppl. a. OED. KEY: purgen@v1 purgen@v1#adj **purgen** v1#adj 1 purgynge 1 **purgen** v1 8 purge 3 purged 1 purgen 3 purgide 1 **purpos** n. "purpose, intention, plan; decision; subject matter, point," s.v. purpose sb. OED. KEY: purpos@n **purpos** n 78 purpoos 1 purpos 77 **purposen** v. "purpose, intend; be resolved, decide; declare, propound, propose; (ppl. adj.) purposed, intended," s.v. purpose v. OED, purposed ppl. a. OED. KEY: purposen@v purposen@v#adj **purposen** v#adj 2 purposed 1 purposede 1 **purposen** v 22 purpose 3 purposed 8 purposen 3 purposest 4 purposeth 1 purposide 1 purposist 1 purposynge 1 **purpure** adj. "purple," s.v. purpur, purpure sb. and a. OED. KEY: purpure@adj **purpure** adj 6 purpre 6 **purpure** n. "purple cloth," s.v. purpur, purpure sb. and a. OED. KEY: purpure@n **purpure** n 5 purpre 2 purpres 1 purpur 2 **purse** n. "purse," s.v. purse sb. OED. KEY: purse@n **purse** n 22 purs 18 purse 2 purses 2 **purseuen** v. "pursue, follow in pursuit; attack; sue, petition; carry out," s.v. pursue v. OED. KEY: purseuen@v **purseuen** v 6 pursewen 1 pursue 2 pursuweth 1 pursuydest 1 pursuyed 1 **pursevaunt** n. "pursuivant, heraldic officer," s.v. pursuivant sb. (a.) OED. KEY: pursevaunt@n **pursevaunt** n 1 pursevantes 1 **pursuite** n. "perseverance; petitioning, entreating," s.v. pursuit OED. KEY: pursuite@n **pursuite** n 3 pursute 1 pursuyt 1 pursuyte 1 **purveiable** adj. "foresighted," s.v. purveyable a. OED. KEY: purveiable@adj **purveiable** adj 1 purveiable 1 **purveiaunce** n. "foresight, providence; arrangement, preparations," s.v. purveyance OED. KEY: purveiaunce@n **purveiaunce** n 66 purveaunce 45 purveiance 5 purveiaunce 8 purveyaunce 8 **purveien** v. "foresee; prepare; provide," s.v. purvey v. OED. KEY: purveien@v **purveien** v 27 ipurveied 5 ipurveyed 1 purveied 3 purveieth 1 purveyd 1 purveye 5 purveyed 8 purveyen 1 purveyeth 2 **purveiinge** ger. "foresight, providence," s.v. purveying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: purveiinge@ger **purveiinge** ger 2 purveyinge 2 **pushen** v. "push, toss," s.v. poss v. OED. KEY: pushen@v **pushen** v 2 possed 1 possith 1 **putour** n. "pimp," s.v. putour OED. KEY: putour@n **putour** n 1 putours 1 **putrie** n. "prostitution," s.v. putery OED. KEY: putrie@n **putrie** n 2 puterie 1 putrie 1 **putten** v. "put, place; impute; suppose," s.v. put v.\\1 OED. KEY: putten@v **putten** v 203 pit 1 put 86 putt 2 putte 70 putten 29 puttest 2 putteth 8 yput 5 **-- Q --** **quaile** n. "quail," s.v. quail sb. OED. KEY: quaile@n **quaile** n 2 quaille 1 quayles 1 **quaken** v. "quake, shake, tremble; (ppl. adj.) moving violently, resounding," s.v. quake v.\\1 OED, quaking ppl. a. OED. KEY: quaken@v quaken@v#adj **quaken** v#adj 1 quakynge 1 **quaken** v 35 quake 13 quaked 1 quaketh 5 quakith 1 quakynge 3 quok 3 quook 7 qwakynge 2 **quakinge** ger. "quaking, trembling," s.v. quaking OED. KEY: quakinge@ger **quakinge** ger 1 quakyng 1 **quakke** n. "hoarseness," s.v. quack n.\\3 OED. KEY: quakke@n **quakke** n 1 quakke 1 **qualite** n. "quality," s.v. quality sb. OED. KEY: qualite@n **qualite** n 11 qualite 6 qualitee 2 qualites 3 **qualm** n.(1) "plague," s.v. qualm sb.\\1 OED. KEY: qualm@n1 **qualm** n1 3 qualm 2 qwalm 1 **qualm** n.(2) "croaking (of a raven)," s.v. qualm sb.\\2 OED. KEY: qualm@n2 **qualm** n2 1 qualm 1 **quantite** n. "quantity," s.v. quantity OED. KEY: quantite@n **quantite** n 27 quantite 23 quantitee 4 **quappen** v. "throb, beat; undulate, heave," s.v. quap v. OED. KEY: quappen@v **quappen** v 3 quappe 3 **quarte** n. "quart, the liquid measure," s.v. quart sb.\\2 OED. KEY: quarte@n **quarte** n 2 quart 2 **quartere** n. "quarter, fourth part; measurement equalling eight bushels," s.v. quarter sb. OED. KEY: quartere@n **quartere** n 15 quarter 10 quarters 5 **quarto** Lat. num. "fourth." KEY: quarto@lat\_num **quarto** lat\_num 3 quarta 1 quarto 2 **quede** adj. "bad," s.v. qued, quede a. and sb. OED. KEY: quede@adj **quede** adj 2 quaad 1 quade 1 **queinte** adj. "quaint, curious; elaborate, complex; clever, tricky; pleasing," s.v. quaint a. OED. KEY: queinte@adj **queinte** adj 29 queinte 1 queynt 5 queynte 23 **queinte** adv. "elaborately," s.v. quaint a. (adv.) OED. KEY: queinte@adv **queinte** adv 1 queynte 1 **queinte** n. "pleasing thing," s.v. quaint sb. OED. KEY: queinte@n **queinte** n 3 queynte 3 **queintise** n. "skill, ingenuity; elegance," s.v. quaintise sb. OED. KEY: queintise@n **queintise** n 3 queyntise 3 **queintlie** adv. "elaborately, elegantly," s.v. quaintly OED. KEY: queintlie@adv **queintlie** adv 3 queyntely 2 queyntelych 1 **queke** interj. "quack!," s.v. queke int. OED. KEY: queke@interj **queke** interj 4 kek 2 quek 2 **queken** v. "quack (of a duck)," s.v. quack v.\\2 OED. KEY: queken@v **queken** v 1 queke 1 **quellen** v.(1) "kill; (with out) beat, dash (out)," s.v. quell v.\\1 OED. KEY: quellen@v1 **quellen** v1 4 quelle 4 **quemen** v. "please," s.v. queme v. OED. KEY: quemen@v **quemen** v 3 queme 2 quemen 1 **quenchen** v. "quench, extinguish (a fire); end (a condition); be extinguished," s.v. quench v. OED. KEY: quenchen@v **quenchen** v 15 quenche 6 quenchen 1 queynt 5 queynte 2 yqueynt 1 **quene** n.(1) "lowborn woman, harlot," s.v. quean OED. KEY: quene@n1 **quene** n1 1 quene 1 **quene** n.(2) "queen," s.v. queen sb. OED. KEY: quene@n2 **quene** n2 138 queen 25 queene 69 queenes 2 quen 1 quene 38 quenes 3 **querele** n. "quarrel, dispute; law suit," s.v. quarrel sb.\\3 OED. KEY: querele@n **querele** n 2 querele 1 quereles 1 **querne** n.(2) "hand mill," s.v. quern\\1 OED. KEY: querne@n2 **querne** n2 3 queerne 1 quern 1 querne 1 **queste-mongere** n. "one who profits from crooked law suits," s.v. questmonger OED, queste n. MED. KEY: queste-mongere@n **queste-mongere** n 1 questemongeres 1 **questio** Lat. v. "I ask." KEY: questio@lat\_v **questio** lat\_v 1 questio 1 **questioun** n. "question; logical problem; verbal dispute," s.v. question sb. OED. KEY: questioun@n **questioun** n 23 question 4 questions 2 questioun 15 questiouns 2 **quethen** v. "(pt.) said," s.v. quoth v. OED. KEY: quethen@v **quethen** v 1177 quat 1 quod 1176 **qui** Fr. pron. "who." KEY: qui@fr\_pron **qui** fr\_pron 1 quy 1 **qui** Lat. pron. "who." KEY: qui@lat\_pron **qui** lat\_pron 2 qui 2 **quid** Lat. pron. "what." KEY: quid@lat\_pron **quid** lat\_pron 1 quid 1 **quiete** n. "quiet, peace," s.v. quiet sb. OED. KEY: quiete@n **quiete** n 16 quiete 13 quyete 3 **quik** adj. "quick, living; lively, forceful; (of a street, super.) busiest," s.v. quick a., sb.\\1, and adv. OED. KEY: quik@adj **quik** adj 12 quike 2 quyk 7 quyke 2 quykkest 1 **quiken** v. "quicken, revive, give life to; kindle, ignite," s.v. quick v.\\1 OED. KEY: quiken@v **quiken** v 15 quike 2 quiken 1 quyke 2 quyked 2 quyken 7 yquyked 1 **quikenen** v. "quicken, return to life," s.v. quicken v. OED. KEY: quikenen@v **quikenen** v 1 quykene 1 **quiknesse** n. "liveliness, vigor," s.v. quickness OED. KEY: quiknesse@n **quiknesse** n 1 quyknesse 1 **quik-silver** n. "quicksilver, the metal," s.v. quicksilver sb. OED. KEY: quik-silver@n **quik-silver** n 9 quyk-silver 1 quyksilver 8 **quinible** adj. "(as n.) falsetto," s.v. quinible a. and sb. OED. KEY: quinible@adj#n **quinible** adj#n 1 quynyble 1 **quinto** Lat. num. "fifth." KEY: quinto@lat\_num **quinto** lat\_num 3 quinta 1 quinto 2 **quir-boili** n. "hardened leather," s.v. cuir-boilli OED. KEY: quir-boili@n **quir-boili** n 1 quyrboilly 1 **Quirine** n. "Quirinus, a name of Romulus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: quirine@n#propn **quirine** n#propn 1 quyryne 1 **quishin** n. "cushion," s.v. cushion sb. OED. KEY: quishin@n **quishin** n 2 quysshen 1 quysshyn 1 **quistroun** n. "scullion," s.v. custron OED. KEY: quistroun@n **quistroun** n 1 quystroun 1 **quite** adj. "excused, free from blame or obligation; free," s.v. quit, quite a. OED. KEY: quite@adj **quite** adj 11 quit 4 quyt 7 **quiten** v. "pay, pay for; ransom, set free; repay, reward, requite; revenge; (reflex.) do one's duty," s.v. quit, quite v. OED. KEY: quiten@v **quiten** v 47 quit 3 quite 12 quiten 4 quiteth 2 quitte 2 quyt 7 quyte 14 quytte 2 yquit 1 **quitli** adv. "freely, wholly," s.v. quitely OED. KEY: quitli@adv **quitli** adv 1 quitly 1 **quoniam** n. "female genitals"; not in OED. KEY: quoniam@n **quoniam** n 1 quoniam 1 \-- R -- **Rabbi** n. "Rabbi," s.v. Rabbi sb. OED. KEY: rabbi@n **rabbi** n 1 raby 1 **Rachel** n. "Rachel, wife of Jacob (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rachel@n#propn **rachel** n#propn 1 rachel 1 **radevore** n. "a kind of cloth," s.v. radevore OED. KEY: radevore@n **radevore** n 1 radevore 1 **radix** Lat. n. "root." KEY: radix@lat\_n **radix** lat\_n 2 radix 2 **rafle** n.(1) "game played with dice," s.v. raffel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rafle@n1 **rafle** n1 1 rafles 1 **rafter** n. "rafter (of a building)," s.v. rafter sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rafter@n **rafter** n 1 rafter 1 **rage** n. "rage, anger; madness, frenzy; rush of wind, surge (of the sea)," s.v. rage sb. OED. KEY: rage@n **rage** n 18 rage 18 **ragen** v. "romp, flirt," s.v. rage v. OED. KEY: ragen@v **ragen** v 3 rage 3 **ragerie** n. "gaiety, wantonness," s.v. ragery OED. KEY: ragerie@n **ragerie** n 2 ragerye 2 **raied** adj. "striped," s.v. rayed ppl. a.\\3 OED. KEY: raied@adj **raied** adj 1 rayed 1 **railen** v.(2) "(ppl.) fenced, enclosed with rails," s.v. rail v.\\2 OED. KEY: railen@v2 **railen** v2 1 rayled 1 **Raines** n. "Rennes, in France," place name. KEY: raines@n#propn **raines** n#propn 1 reynes 1 **rake** n.(1) "rake," s.v. rake sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rake@n1 **rake** n1 1 rake 1 **rakel** adj. "rash, impetuous," s.v. rackle a. OED. KEY: rakel@adj **rakel** adj 7 racle 1 rakel 5 rakle 1 **rakelen** v. "act rashly," s.v. rackle a. OED. KEY: rakelen@v **rakelen** v 1 rakle 1 **rakelnesse** n. "rashness, impetuosity," s.v. rackleness OED. KEY: rakelnesse@n **rakelnesse** n 2 rakelnesse 1 rekelnesse 1 **raken** v.(1) "(ppl.) raked, covered over," s.v. rake v.\\1 OED. KEY: raken@v1 **raken** v1 1 raked 1 **rake-stele** n. "rake handle," s.v. rake sb.\\1 OED, rake n.(1) MED. KEY: rake-stele@n **rake-stele** n 1 rake-stele 1 **raket** n. "rackets, a tennis-like game," s.v. racket sb.\\1 OED. KEY: raket@n **raket** n 1 raket 1 **ram** n. "ram, male sheep; Aries, the zodiacal sign; used as a nonsense syllable," s.v. ram sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ram@n ram@n#nonsense **ram** n 5 ram 5 **ram** n#nonsense 1 ram 1 **rammish** adj. "foul smelling," s.v. rammish a.\\1 OED. KEY: rammish@adj **rammish** adj 1 rammyssh 1 **rancour** n. "rancor, bitterness," s.v. rancour sb. OED. KEY: rancour@n **rancour** n 13 rancour 13 **rank** adj. "rank, profuse," s.v. rank a., (sb.\\3), and adv. OED. KEY: rank@adj **rank** adj 1 ranke 1 **ransaken** v. "ransack; seek, search out," s.v. ransack v. OED. KEY: ransaken@v **ransaken** v 2 ransake 1 ransaked 1 **rape** n.(1) "haste," s.v. rape sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rape@n1 **rape** n1 1 rape 1 **rape** n.(2) "abduction," s.v. rape sb.\\2 OED. KEY: rape@n2 **rape** n2 1 rape 1 **rapen** v.(2) "steal, grab," s.v. rape v.\\2 OED. KEY: rapen@v2 **rapen** v2 1 rape 1 **Raphael** n. "Raphael, the archangel (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: raphael@n#propn **raphael** n#propn 1 raphael 1 **rascaile** n. "rabble," s.v. rascal sb. and a. OED. KEY: rascaile@n **rascaile** n 1 rascaille 1 **rasoure** n. "razor," s.v. razor OED. KEY: rasoure@n **rasoure** n 4 rasour 4 **rat** n. "rat," s.v. rat sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rat@n **rat** n 2 rattes 2 **raten** v.(2) "(ppl.) scolded, chided," s.v. rate v.\\2 OED. KEY: raten@v2 **raten** v2 1 rated 1 **rathe** adv. "early, quickly," s.v. rathe adv. OED. KEY: rathe@adv **rathe** adv 6 rathe 6 **rathere** adj. comp. "earlier, former," s.v. rather a. OED. KEY: rathere@adj **rathere** adj 4 rather 4 **rathere** adv. comp. "earlier, sooner; nearer; rather," s.v. rather adv. OED. KEY: rathere@adv **rathere** adv 95 rather 87 rathere 2 rathir 6 **raue** adj. "raw," s.v. raw a. (sb.) OED. KEY: raue@adj **raue** adj 2 raw 1 rawe 1 **Rauf** n. "Ralph, a fornicator in FrT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rauf@n#propn **rauf** n#propn 1 rauf 1 **raumpen** v. "shake one's fist," s.v. ramp v.\\1 OED. KEY: raumpen@v **raumpen** v 1 rampeth 1 **raunsoun** n. "ransom," s.v. ransom sb. OED. KEY: raunsoun@n **raunsoun** n 6 raunson 2 raunsoun 4 **raunsouninge** ger. "extorted payment," s.v. ransoming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: raunsouninge@ger **raunsouninge** ger 1 raunsonynge 1 **raven** n. "raven, the bird; (astro.) Corvus, the constellation," s.v. raven sb.\\1 (a.) OED. KEY: raven@n **raven** n 4 raven 2 ravenes 1 revenes 1 **raven** v.(1) "rave," s.v. rave v.\\1 OED. KEY: raven@v1 **raven** v1 2 rave 2 **Ravenne** n. "Ravenna, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: ravenne@n#propn **ravenne** n#propn 1 ravenne 1 **ravine** n. "robbery, greed; (bird of) prey," s.v. ravin\\1, raven\\2 OED. KEY: ravine@n **ravine** n 6 ravyne 4 ravynes 2 **ravinge** ger. "raving, delirium," s.v. raving vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ravinge@ger **ravinge** ger 1 ravyng 1 **ravinour** n. "thief, robber," s.v. ravener OED. KEY: ravinour@n **ravinour** n 2 ravyneres 1 ravynour 1 **ravishen** v. "ravish, carry away, abduct; take away, steal; entrance, enrapture; (ppl. adj.) delightful, entrancing; sweeping away, violent," s.v. ravish v. OED, ravishing ppl. a. OED. KEY: ravishen@v ravishen@v#adj **ravishen** v#adj 5 ravyshyng 1 ravysschynge 3 ravysshynge 1 **ravishen** v 23 ravyshedest 1 ravyssche 3 ravyssched 2 ravysschedest 1 ravysschen 1 ravysschide 2 ravysschynge 1 ravysshe 3 ravysshed 7 ravysshen 2 **ravishinge** ger. "abduction," s.v. ravishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: ravishinge@ger **ravishinge** ger 2 ravysshyng 2 **Razis** n. "Rhazes, an Arabic authority on medicine," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: razis@n#propn **razis** n#propn 1 razis 1 **real** adj.(1) "royal," s.v. real a.\\1 (and sb.\\2) OED. KEY: real@adj1 **real** adj1 13 real 11 rial 2 **realte** n.(1) "royalty, royal power," s.v. realty\\1 OED. KEY: realte@n1 **realte** n1 1 realtee 1 **reaume** n. "realm," s.v. realm OED. KEY: reaume@n **reaume** n 18 realme 2 realmes 1 reame 2 reaume 2 reawme 3 remes 5 reume 1 rewme 1 rewmes 1 **rebatinge** ger. "abatement," s.v. rebating vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rebatinge@ger **rebatinge** ger 1 rebatyng 1 **Rebekka** n. "Rebecca, wife of Isaac (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rebekka@n#propn **rebekka** n#propn 3 rebekka 1 rebekke 2 **rebekke** n.(2) "old woman, crone," s.v. rebeck sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rebekke@n2 **rebekke** n2 1 rebekke 1 **rebel** adj. "rebellious," s.v. rebel a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rebel@adj **rebel** adj 12 rebel 11 rebell 1 **rebellen** v. "rebel," s.v. rebel v. OED. KEY: rebellen@v **rebellen** v 3 rebelle 1 rebellen 1 rebelleth 1 **rebellinge** ger. "rebelling," s.v. rebelling vbl sb. OED. KEY: rebellinge@ger **rebellinge** ger 1 rebellyng 1 **rebellioun** n.(1) "rebellion," s.v. rebellion OED. KEY: rebellioun@n1 **rebellioun** n1 1 rebellioun 1 **rebounden** v. "return," s.v. rebound v. OED. KEY: rebounden@v **rebounden** v 1 rebounde 1 **rebuken** v. "(ppl.) repulsed, turned away," s.v. rebuke v. OED. KEY: rebuken@v **rebuken** v 1 rebuked 1 **recchen** v.(1) "interpret," s.v. recche, reche v. OED. KEY: recchen@v1 **recchen** v1 1 recche 1 **recchen** v.(2) "reckon, value, esteem; care, be concerned for," s.v. reck v. OED. KEY: recchen@v2 **recchen** v2 68 recche 18 reccheth 3 reche 2 rekke 11 rekken 1 rekkest 1 rekketh 13 roghte 5 roughte 14 **receite** n. "formula, recipe," s.v. receipt sb. OED. KEY: receite@n **receite** n 3 receit 1 receite 2 **receiven** v. "receive, accept; (astro.) be favorably received," s.v. receive v. OED. KEY: receiven@v **receiven** v 84 iresceyved 1 received 1 receiven 1 receyve 17 receyved 16 receyven 11 receyveth 10 resceiveth 1 resceyve 2 resceyved 10 resceyven 5 resceyveth 7 resseyved 1 resseyven 1 **receivinge** ger. "receiving," s.v. receiving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: receivinge@ger **receivinge** ger 2 receyvynge 2 **rechasen** v.(2) "(ppl.) pursued, hunted," s.v. rechase v.\\1 OED. KEY: rechasen@v2 **rechasen** v2 1 rechased 1 **recheles** adj. "reckless, heedless; careless; negligent," s.v. reckless a. OED. KEY: recheles@adj **recheles** adj 10 recchelees 6 reccheles 1 rechcheles 1 recheles 2 **rechelesnesse** n. "recklessness, carelessness," s.v. recklessness OED. KEY: rechelesnesse@n **rechelesnesse** n 4 reccheleesnesse 4 **rechen** v.(1) "reach, reach for; reach, extend (to); hand (something to); go, start out," s.v. reach v.\\1 OED. KEY: rechen@v1 **rechen** v1 8 raughte 5 raughten 1 reche 1 reighte 1 **reclaimen** v. "recall (as of a hawk)," s.v. reclaim v. OED. KEY: reclaimen@v **reclaimen** v 1 reclayme 1 **reclaiminge** ger. "enticement (as of a hawk)," s.v. reclaiming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: reclaiminge@ger **reclaiminge** ger 1 recleymyng 1 **recomforten** v. "comfort, encourage; (reflex.) take heart," s.v. reconfort v. OED. KEY: recomforten@v **recomforten** v 5 recomforte 1 reconforte 3 reconforted 1 **recommaunden** v. "commend, submit," s.v. recommand v.\\1 OED. KEY: recommaunden@v **recommaunden** v 7 recomande 2 recomandeth 1 recomaunde 3 recomaundeth 1 **recommenden** v. "commend, commit," s.v. recommend v.\\1 OED. KEY: recommenden@v **recommenden** v 2 recomende 2 **recompensacioun** n. "recompense, compensation," s.v. recompensation OED. KEY: recompensacioun@n **recompensacioun** n 3 recompensacion 1 recompensacioun 2 **reconcilen** v. "(ppl.) reconciled," s.v. reconcile v. OED. KEY: reconcilen@v **reconcilen** v 10 reconsiled 10 **reconciliacioun** n. "reconciliation," s.v. reconciliation OED. KEY: reconciliacioun@n **reconciliacioun** n 1 reconsiliacioun 1 **reconcilinge** ger. "reconciliation," s.v. reconciling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: reconcilinge@ger **reconcilinge** ger 2 reconsilyng 1 reconsilynge 1 **reconisaunce** n. "recognizance, pledge," s.v. recognizance sb. OED. KEY: reconisaunce@n **reconisaunce** n 1 reconyssaunce 1 **recorde** n. "written record; reputation; word, promise; witness," s.v. record sb. OED. KEY: recorde@n **recorde** n 4 record 4 **recorden** v. "commit to memory; recall, remind; repeat; attest," s.v. record v. OED. KEY: recorden@v **recorden** v 18 recorde 7 recordede 1 recorden 1 recordeth 4 recordidest 1 recordist 1 recordyng 1 recordynge 2 **recours** n. "recourse, return; course, orbit," s.v. recourse sb.\\1 OED. KEY: recours@n **recours** n 5 recours 4 recourses 1 **recoveren** v.(2) "recover, regain; get in return," s.v. recover v.\\1 OED. KEY: recoveren@v2 **recoveren** v2 12 recovere 2 recovered 7 recoveren 2 rekever 1 **recoveringe** ger. "recovery," s.v. recovering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: recoveringe@ger **recoveringe** ger 1 recoverynge 1 **recreaunt** adj. "defeated, admitting defeat," s.v. recreant a. and sb. OED. KEY: recreaunt@adj **recreaunt** adj 3 recreant 3 **recta** Lat. adj. "right." KEY: recta@lat\_adj **recta** lat\_adj 2 recta 1 rectum 1 **red** adj. "red," s.v. red a. and sb. OED. KEY: red@adj **red** adj 95 red 14 redder 1 rede 45 reed 34 reede 1 **red** n.(1) "counsel, advice; adviser; assent, permission; course of action, plan," s.v. rede sb.\\1 OED. KEY: red@n1 **red** n1 38 red 16 rede 1 reed 20 reede 1 **red** n.(2) "the color red; red wine," s.v. red a. and sb. OED. KEY: red@n2 **red** n2 13 red 1 rede 5 reed 7 **red** n.(3) "reed; musical instrument," s.v. reed sb.\\1 OED. KEY: red@n3 **red** n3 2 rede 1 reed 1 **reddour** n. "severity," s.v. reddour OED. KEY: reddour@n **reddour** n 1 reddour 1 **redempcioun** n. "redemption," s.v. redemption OED. KEY: redempcioun@n **redempcioun** n 3 redempcioun 3 **redemptoris** Lat. n. "(gen.) of the Redeemer." KEY: redemptoris@lat\_n **redemptoris** lat\_n 4 redemptoris 4 **reden** v.(1) "read; interpret; study; tell, narrate, lecture; advise, guide," s.v. read v. OED, rede v.\\1 OED. KEY: reden@v1 **reden** v1 181 rad 5 radde 3 red 10 redde 7 redden 3 rede 124 reden 13 redest 1 redeth 6 redith 1 reed 4 reede 2 reedeth 1 ret 1 **reden** v.(2) "grow red," s.v. red v. OED. KEY: reden@v2 **reden** v2 1 rede 1 **redere** n.(1) "reader," s.v. reader OED. KEY: redere@n1 **redere** n1 2 redere 2 **redi** adj.(1) "prudent, clever," s.v. redy a. OED. KEY: redi@adj1 **redi** adj1 1 redy 1 **redi** adj.(3) "ready, prepared; available; (with token) clear," s.v. ready a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: redi@adj3 **redi** adj3 75 redy 75 **redili** adv.(2) "readily, quickly, soon; truly, indeed," s.v. readily adv. OED. KEY: redili@adv2 **redili** adv2 14 redely 5 redily 7 redyly 2 **redles** adj. "perplexed, uncertain what to do," s.v. redeless a. OED. KEY: redles@adj **redles** adj 1 redeless 1 **rednesse** n. "redness," s.v. redness OED. KEY: rednesse@n **rednesse** n 3 rednesse 1 reednesse 2 **redoutable** adj. "respected," s.v. redoutable a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: redoutable@adj **redoutable** adj 1 redowtable 1 **redouten** v. "fear," s.v. redoubt v. OED. KEY: redouten@v **redouten** v 3 redouted 2 redowte 1 **redoutinge** ger. "honor," s.v. redoubting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: redoutinge@ger **redoutinge** ger 1 redoutynge 1 **redresse** n. "redress, relief," s.v. redress sb. OED. KEY: redresse@n **redresse** n 2 redresse 2 **redressen** v. "redress, set right, amend; turn oneself," s.v. redress v.\\1 OED. KEY: redressen@v **redressen** v 15 redresse 11 redressed 2 redressen 1 redresseth 1 **reducen** v. "summarize," s.v. reduce v. OED. KEY: reducen@v **reducen** v 1 reducen 1 **ref** n.(1) "(pl.) robberies," s.v. reif OED. KEY: ref@n1 **ref** n1 1 reves 1 **refecten** v. "(ppl.) nourished, restored," s.v. refect pa. pple. OED. KEY: refecten@v **refecten** v 1 refect 1 **referren** v. "refer, have reference to; attribute, ascribe (a cause); return to (a subject)," s.v. refer v. OED. KEY: referren@v **referren** v 18 refere 1 refereth 1 referre 3 referred 5 referren 1 referrid 6 reffered 1 **refiguren** v. "(ppl.) representing anew (to the mind)," s.v. refigure v. OED. KEY: refiguren@v **refiguren** v 1 refiguryng 1 **refleccioun** n. "reflection of light; mental image," s.v. reflection, reflexion OED. KEY: refleccioun@n **refleccioun** n 2 reflexions 1 reflexiouns 1 **refreiden** v. "cool, grow cold," s.v. refreid v. OED. KEY: refreiden@v **refreiden** v 4 refreyde 2 refreyded 1 refreyden 1 **refreine** n. "poetic refrain," s.v. refrain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: refreine@n **refreine** n 1 refreyn 1 **refreinen** v.(2) "restrain, bridle," s.v. refrain v. OED. KEY: refreinen@v2 **refreinen** v2 4 refreyne 2 refreyneth 2 **refreininge** ger.(1) "singing a refrain," s.v. refraining vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: refreininge@ger1 **refreininge** ger1 1 refreynynge 1 **refreshen** v. "refresh, nourish; comfort, relieve," s.v. refresh v. OED. KEY: refreshen@v **refreshen** v 7 reffressched 1 refreshed 1 refreshen 1 refresshe 1 refresshed 3 **refreshinge** ger. "refreshment, comfort," s.v. refreshing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: refreshinge@ger **refreshinge** ger 2 refresshyng 1 refresshynge 1 **refuge** n. "refuge, protection," s.v. refuge sb. OED. KEY: refuge@n **refuge** n 1 refuge 1 **refuse** adj. "rejected, despised," s.v. refuse a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: refuse@adj **refuse** adj 1 refus 1 **refusen** v. "refuse, reject," s.v. refuse v. OED. KEY: refusen@v **refusen** v 13 refuse 2 refused 1 refuseden 1 refusen 3 refusestow 1 refuseth 5 **refute** n. "refuge," s.v. refute sb.\\1 OED. KEY: refute@n **refute** n 8 refut 8 **regale** adj. "royal," s.v. regal a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: regale@adj **regale** adj 1 regal 1 **regale** n. "royal person," s.v. regal a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: regale@n **regale** n 1 regals 1 **regalie** n. "royalty, sovereignty," s.v. regaly OED. KEY: regalie@n **regalie** n 1 regalye 1 **regarde** n. "(with at, to, in) in regard, comparison (to)," s.v. regard sb. OED. KEY: regarde@n **regarde** n 10 regard 10 **regioune** n. "region," s.v. region OED. KEY: regioune@n **regioune** n 41 region 2 regions 1 regioun 36 regiouns 1 regyoun 1 **registre** n. "record book," s.v. register sb.\\1 OED. KEY: registre@n **registre** n 1 registre 1 **regnat** Lat. v. "reigns." KEY: regnat@lat\_v **regnat** lat\_v 1 regnat 1 **regne** n.(1) "reign, sovereignty; kingdom, country," s.v. reign sb. OED. KEY: regne@n1 **regne** n1 53 regn 1 regne 35 regnes 12 reigne 3 reignes 1 reyne 1 **regnen** v. "reign, rule; prevail, flourish," s.v. reign v. OED. KEY: regnen@v **regnen** v 14 regne 2 regned 2 regnen 1 regnest 1 regneth 5 reignen 3 **Regulus** n. "Marcus Atilius Regulus, consul of Rome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: regulus@n#propn **regulus** n#propn 1 regulus 1 **rehersaille** n. "(with make) give an account, mention," s.v. rehearsal OED. KEY: rehersaille@n **rehersaille** n 1 rehersaille 1 **rehersen** v. "rehearse, repeat (words); narrate, tell," s.v. rehearse v. OED. KEY: rehersen@v **rehersen** v 39 reherce 18 reherced 1 rehercen 8 reherceth 1 reherse 7 rehersed 1 rehersen 2 rehersynge 1 **rehersinge** ger. "rehearsing, narration; discussion; (with make) repetition," s.v. rehearsing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: rehersinge@ger **rehersinge** ger 4 rehersyng 1 rehersynge 2 rehersynges 1 **reie** n. "round dance," s.v. ray n.\\6 OED. KEY: reie@n **reie** n 1 reyes 1 **rein** n.(1) "rain," s.v. rain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rein@n1 **rein** n1 30 rayn 4 reyn 22 reynes 4 **reine** n.(1) "rein, harness," s.v. rein sb.\\1 OED. KEY: reine@n1 **reine** n1 7 reyne 4 reynes 3 **reine** n.(2) "kidney," s.v. reins pl. OED. KEY: reine@n2 **reine** n2 1 reynes 1 **reinen** v.(1) "rain, shower," s.v. rain v. OED. KEY: reinen@v1 **reinen** v1 12 reyne 7 reyned 1 reyneth 2 ron 2 **reisen** v.(1) "raise; build, erect; exalt; rouse; call up (a fiend); collect (money)," s.v. raise v.\\1 OED. KEY: reisen@v1 **reisen** v.(2) "(ppl.) made a military expedition," s.v. reise v. OED. KEY: reisen@v2 **reisen** v1 8 raysed 1 reise 1 reyse 2 reysed 3 reysen 1 **reisen** v2 1 reysed 1 **rejoien** v. "rejoice," s.v. rejoy v. OED. KEY: rejoien@v **rejoien** v 1 rejoie 1 **rejoisen** v. "rejoice," s.v. rejoice v. OED. KEY: rejoisen@v **rejoisen** v 17 rejoisen 1 rejoiseth 1 rejoissen 1 rejoisseth 1 rejoyse 2 rejoysed 1 rejoysede 1 rejoysen 4 rejoyseth 3 rejoysse 1 rejoyssen 1 **rejoisinge** ger. "rejoicing, joy; cause of joy," s.v. rejoicing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: rejoisinge@ger **rejoisinge** ger 3 rejoysynge 3 **reken** v.(2) "(ppl.) raked, covered over," s.v. reke v.\\3 OED. KEY: reken@v2 **reken** v2 1 yreke 1 **reken** v.(3) "reek, smoke, rise like smoke," s.v. reek v.\\1 OED. KEY: reken@v3 **reken** v3 1 reketh 1 **rekenen** v. "reckon, calculate; enumerate, count; recount, narrate; consider," s.v. reckon v. OED. KEY: rekenen@v **rekenen** v 57 rekene 22 rekened 2 rekenen 1 rekne 18 rekned 11 reknyng 1 yrekened 2 **rekeninge** ger. "reckoning, statement of account; account (for conduct); paying heed; debt, bill; calculation," s.v. reckoning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: rekeninge@ger **rekeninge** ger 13 rekenyng 3 rekenynge 5 rekenynges 4 reknynge 1 **relai** n. "team of fresh hunting hounds," s.v. relay sb. OED. KEY: relai@n **relai** n 1 relayes 1 **relefe** n. "relief, alleviation," s.v. relief\\2 OED. KEY: relefe@n **relefe** n 1 relief 1 **relenten** v. "melt," s.v. relent v.\\1 OED. KEY: relenten@v **relenten** v 1 relente 1 **reles** n.(2) "relief; (with out of) without ceasing," s.v. release sb.\\1 OED. KEY: reles@n2 **reles** n2 2 relees 2 **relesen** v.(1) "release, free (from obligation); remit, forgive," s.v. release v.\\1 OED. KEY: relesen@v1 **relesen** v1 10 releesse 1 releessed 1 relesse 4 relessed 3 relessedest 1 **relesinge** ger. "release, freeing; forgiveness," s.v. releasing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: relesinge@ger **relesinge** ger 2 relessyng 1 relessynge 1 **releven** v. "relieve; provide for; recompense; aid, help," s.v. relieve v. OED. KEY: releven@v **releven** v 10 releeve 2 releeved 2 releve 2 releved 3 relevid 1 **relevinge** ger. "relief, help; remedy," s.v. relieving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: relevinge@ger **relevinge** ger 3 releevynge 3 **religioun** n. "religious order, religious life; faith," s.v. religion OED. KEY: religioun@n **religioun** n 6 religioun 5 relygioun 1 **religious** adj. "belonging to a religious order," s.v. religious a. and sb. OED. KEY: religious@adj **religious** adj 4 religious 4 **relik** n. "relic," s.v. relic OED. KEY: relik@n **relik** n 9 relik 1 relikes 6 relyk 1 relyke 1 **remede** n. "remedy," s.v. remede, remeid sb. OED. KEY: remede@n **remede** n 1 remede 1 **remedie** n. "remedy, relief; legal redress," s.v. remedy sb. OED. KEY: remedie@n **remedie** n 52 remedie 29 remedies 11 remedye 11 remedyes 1 **remembraunce** n. "remembrance; memory, thought," s.v. remembrance OED. KEY: remembraunce@n **remembraunce** n 52 remembrance 12 remembraunce 40 **remembren** v. "remember, bear in mind; remind," s.v. remember v. OED. KEY: remembren@v **remembren** v 68 remembre 20 remembred 8 remembren 9 remembrest 3 remembrestow 2 remembreth 19 remembrist 1 remembryng 4 remembrynge 2 **remenaunt** n. "remnant; (math.) remainder (after subtraction)," s.v. remnant sb. and a. OED. KEY: remenaunt@n **remenaunt** n 36 remenant 13 remenaunt 23 **remeven** v. "remove, move," s.v. remove v. OED. KEY: remeven@v **remeven** v 9 remeve 3 remoeve 1 remoeved 2 remoeven 2 remoeveth 1 **remissioun** n. "remission, forgiveness," s.v. remission OED. KEY: remissioun@n **remissioun** n 7 remission 1 remissioun 6 **remorden** v. "afflict (with adversity, remorse)," s.v. remord v. OED. KEY: remorden@v **remorden** v 2 remorde 1 remordith 1 **remorse** n. "remorse," s.v. remorse sb. OED. KEY: remorse@n **remorse** n 1 remors 1 **remounten** v. "(ppl.) restored," s.v. remount v. OED. KEY: remounten@v **remounten** v 1 remounted 1 **remuable** adj. "capable of movement; changeable," s.v. remuable a. OED. KEY: remuable@adj **remuable** adj 2 remuable 2 **remuen** v. "move," s.v. remue v. OED. KEY: remuen@v **remuen** v 4 remewe 1 remewed 1 remuwed 1 remuwen 1 **ren** n. "run, rush," s.v. ren sb. OED. KEY: ren@n **ren** n 1 ren 1 **renabli** adv. "fluently," s.v. renably adv. OED. KEY: renabli@adv **renabli** adv 1 renably 1 **Renarde** n. "Reynard, common name for a fox," proper n. KEY: renarde@n#propn **renarde** n#propn 1 renard 1 **renden** v.(2) "rend, tear; (ppl. adj.) tearing (one's face in grief," s.v. rend v.\\1 OED, rending ppl. a. OED. KEY: renden@v2 renden@v2#adj **renden** v2#adj 1 rendynge 1 **renden** v2 19 reenden 1 rende 1 rent 5 rente 11 yrent 1 **renegate** n. "renegade," s.v. renegate sb. (and a.) OED. KEY: renegate@n **renegate** n 2 renegat 2 **reneien** v.(1) "renounce, deny (a belief)," s.v. renay, reny v. OED. KEY: reneien@v1 **reneien** v1 9 reneye 5 reneyed 3 reneyen 1 **reneiinge** ger. "renouncing (a belief)," s.v. renaying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: reneiinge@ger **reneiinge** ger 1 reneiynge 1 **reneuen** v.(1) "redo, correct," s.v. renew v.\\1 OED. KEY: reneuen@v1 **reneuen** v1 1 renewe 1 **renge** n.(2) "row, rank," s.v. renge sb.\\1 OED. KEY: renge@n2 **renge** n2 1 renges 1 **rengen** v. "(ppl.) arranged," s.v. renge v. OED. KEY: rengen@v **rengen** v 1 renged 1 **rennen** v.(1) "run; (ppl. adj.) running, flowing," s.v. run v. OED, running ppl. a. OED. KEY: rennen@v1 rennen@v1#adj **rennen** v1#adj 1 rennynge 1 **rennen** v1 88 ran 29 ren 1 renne 19 rennen 5 rennest 1 renneth 19 rennist 1 rennynge 2 ronne 6 ronnen 5 **rennere** n. "runner," s.v. runner OED. KEY: rennere@n **rennere** n 1 rennere 1 **renninge** ger.(1) "running, run," s.v. running vbl. sb. OED. KEY: renninge@ger1 **renninge** ger1 3 rennyng 3 **renome** n. "renown, fame," s.v. renomee OED. KEY: renome@n **renome** n 2 renome 1 renomee 1 **renomen** v. "(ppl.) renowned, famed," s.v. renomed ppl. a. OED. KEY: renomen@v **renomen** v 4 renomed 3 renomyd 1 **renoun** n. "renown, fame (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. renown sb. OED. KEY: renoun@n renoun@n#propn **renoun** n#propn 1 renoun 1 **renoun** n 64 renone 1 renoun 62 renown 1 **renouncen** v. "(ppl.) renounced," s.v. renounce v. OED. KEY: renouncen@v **renouncen** v 1 renounced 1 **renovelaunce** n. "renewal," s.v. renovel v. OED. KEY: renovelaunce@n **renovelaunce** n 1 renovelaunces 1 **renovelen** v. "renew, be renewed," s.v. renovel v. OED. KEY: renovelen@v **renovelen** v 5 renovelen 1 renoveleth 1 renovelle 1 renovelled 1 renovellen 1 **rente** n. "rent, tribute; income, revenue," s.v. rent sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rente@n **rente** n 19 rente 18 rentes 1 **renten** v.(2) "rend, tear," s.v. rent v.\\2 OED. KEY: renten@v2 **renten** v2 3 rent 1 renten 1 rentynge 1 **rentinge** ger. "rending, tearing," s.v. renting vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: rentinge@ger **rentinge** ger 1 rentynge 1 **repaire** n.(1) "assemblage, gathering," s.v. repair sb.\\1 OED. KEY: repaire@n1 **repaire** n1 2 repair 2 **repairen** v. "return; go to, be present, resort," s.v. repair v.\\1 OED. KEY: repairen@v **repairen** v 15 repaire 6 repaireth 3 repeireth 2 repeirynge 1 repeyred 2 repeyreth 1 **reparacioun** n. "reconciliation," s.v. reparation OED. KEY: reparacioun@n **reparacioun** n 1 reparacions 1 **repelen** v. "(ppl.) revoked," s.v. repeal v.\\1 OED. KEY: repelen@v **repelen** v 2 repeled 2 **repen** v.(1) "(ppl.) reaped (a crop)," s.v. reap v.\\1 OED. KEY: repen@v1 **repen** v1 1 ropen 1 **repentaunce** n. "repentance," s.v. repentance OED. KEY: repentaunce@n **repentaunce** n 15 repentance 5 repentaunce 10 **repentaunt** adj. "repentant; (as n.) penitent," s.v. repentant a. an sb. OED. KEY: repentaunt@adj repentaunt@adj#n **repentaunt** adj 8 repentant 5 repentaunt 3 **repentaunt** adj#n 1 repentant 1 **repenten** v. "repent," s.v. repent v. OED. KEY: repenten@v **repenten** v 42 repente 27 repented 1 repenten 5 repenteth 6 repentynge 3 **repentinge** ger. "repenting," s.v. repenting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: repentinge@ger **repentinge** ger 3 repentyng 1 repentynge 2 **replecioun** n. "excessive eating or drinking," s.v. repletion OED. KEY: replecioun@n **replecioun** n 2 repleccioun 1 replecciouns 1 **replenishen** v. "replenish, fill," s.v. replenish v. OED. KEY: replenishen@v **replenishen** v 3 replenyssed 1 replenysseth 1 replenysshid 1 **replete** adj. & ppl. "(as ppl.) filled, full," s.v. replete a. OED. KEY: replete@ppl **replete** ppl\_abs 1 repleet 1 **replete** ppl 1 repleet 1 **replicacioun** n. "reply; repetition," s.v. replication OED. KEY: replicacioun@n **replicacioun** n 3 replicacioun 2 repplicacioun 1 **replien** v.(1) "reply; (with agayn) deny," s.v. reply v. OED. KEY: replien@v1 **replien** v1 3 replie 1 replye 1 repplye 1 **reporte** n. "report, rumor," s.v. report sb. OED. KEY: reporte@n **reporte** n 2 report 2 **reporten** v. "report, tell," s.v. report v. OED. KEY: reporten@v **reporten** v 7 reporte 2 reported 3 reporten 1 reporteth 1 **reportoure** n. "record keeper," s.v. reporter OED. KEY: reportoure@n **reportoure** n 1 reportour 1 **reprehenden** v. "reprehend, reprove," s.v. reprehend v. OED. KEY: reprehenden@v **reprehenden** v 2 reprehende 1 reprehenden 1 **reprehensioun** n. "reprehension, reproof," s.v. reprehension OED. KEY: reprehensioun@n **reprehensioun** n 1 reprehencioun 1 **representen** v. "be part of, function in," s.v. represent v. OED. KEY: representen@v **representen** v 1 represente 1 **repressen** v. "temper, restrain," s.v. repress v.\\1 OED. KEY: repressen@v **repressen** v 3 repressed 2 represseth 1 **repressioun** n. "restraint," s.v. repression OED. KEY: repressioun@n **repressioun** n 1 repressioun 1 **reprevable** adj. "blameworthy," s.v. reprovable a. OED. KEY: reprevable@adj **reprevable** adj 3 reprevable 3 **repreve** n. "reproof, reproach; insult; shame, blameworthy action," s.v. reproof OED. KEY: repreve@n **repreve** n 11 repreeve 3 repreve 7 repreves 1 **repreven** v. "reprove, reproach; (inf.) be worthy of blame," s.v. reprove v. OED. KEY: repreven@v **repreven** v 28 repreeve 1 repreve 11 repreved 4 repreven 1 repreveth 7 reprevith 1 reproved 2 reproveth 1 **reprevinge** ger. "reproving, reproach," s.v. reproving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: reprevinge@ger **reprevinge** ger 2 reprevynge 1 reprevynges 1 **reproche** n. "reproach," s.v. reproach sb. OED. KEY: reproche@n **reproche** n 1 reproche 1 **repugnen** v. "be contradictory," s.v. repugn v. OED. KEY: repugnen@v **repugnen** v 1 repugnen 1 **reputacioun** n. "reputation, good repute; esteem, regard," s.v. reputation OED. KEY: reputacioun@n **reputacioun** n 6 reputacion 1 reputacioun 5 **requerable** adj. "desirable," s.v. requirable a. OED. KEY: requerable@adj **requerable** adj 1 requerable 1 **requeren** v. "require, need; ask, request; be sought after," s.v. require v. OED. KEY: requeren@v **requeren** v 42 requere 6 requered 3 requeren 4 requerid 4 requerist 1 required 7 requiren 5 requireth 8 requirid 1 requirith 1 requirynge 1 requyred 1 **requeste** n. "request," s.v. request sb.\\1 OED. KEY: requeste@n **requeste** n 20 requeste 20 **resalgar** n. "arsenic disulphide," s.v. resalgar OED. KEY: resalgar@n **resalgar** n 1 resalgar 1 **res** n. "rush," s.v. rese sb. OED. KEY: res@n **res** n 1 rees 1 **rescouen** v. "rescue, save," s.v. rescue v. OED. KEY: rescouen@v **rescouen** v 5 rescowe 3 rescowed 1 rescowyde 1 **rescouinge** ger. "rescuing," s.v. rescuing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: rescouinge@ger **rescouinge** ger 1 rescowynge 1 **rescous** n. "rescue," s.v. rescous sb. OED. KEY: rescous@n **rescous** n 3 rescous 2 rescus 1 **resemblable** adj. "similar," s.v. resemblable a. OED. KEY: resemblable@adj **resemblable** adj 1 resemblable 1 **resemblaunce** n. "resemblance," s.v. resemblance sb.\\1 OED. KEY: resemblaunce@n **resemblaunce** n 1 resemblances 1 **resemblen** v.(1) "resemble, correspond to; imitate," s.v. resemble v.\\1 OED. KEY: resemblen@v1 **resemblen** v1 3 resemble 1 resembleth 2 **resen** v.(1) "tremble," s.v. rese v.\\2 OED. KEY: resen@v1 **resen** v1 1 rese 1 **reserven** v. "reserve, keep," s.v. reserve v. OED. KEY: reserven@v **reserven** v 2 reserved 1 reservede 1 **residence** n. "residence," s.v. residence sb.\\1 OED. KEY: residence@n **residence** n 1 residence 1 **resignen** v. "resign, reject; consign," s.v. resign v.\\1 OED. KEY: resignen@v **resignen** v 4 resigne 2 resygne 2 **resisten** v. "(ppl.) resisted; (of a stream) blocked," s.v. resist v. OED. KEY: resisten@v **resisten** v 2 resisted 2 **resistence** n. "resistance," s.v. resistence OED. KEY: resistence@n **resistence** n 2 resistence 2 **resolven** v. "dissolve, melt, flow out; suspend (solids in solution)," s.v. resolve v. OED. KEY: resolven@v **resolven** v 4 resolved 2 resolven 1 resolvyd 1 **resonable** adj.(2) "reasonable, rational," s.v. reasonable a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: resonable@adj2 **resonable** adj2 21 resonable 20 resonables 1 **resonabli** adv. "reasonably," s.v. reasonably adv. OED. KEY: resonabli@adv **resonabli** adv 5 resonably 5 **resorte** n. "source of comfort," s.v. resort sb. OED. KEY: resorte@n **resorte** n 1 resort 1 **resoun** n.(2) "reason, judgement (also as proper n., personified); that which is reasonable; cause; argument, discourse; ratio or proportion," s.v. reason sb.\\1 OED. KEY: resoun@n2 resoun@n2#propn **resoun** n2 237 reson 25 resons 7 resoun 172 resouns 33 **resoun** n2#propn 3 resoun 3 **resounen** v.(1) "resound; (ppl. adj) resounding," s.v. resound v. OED, resounding ppl. a. OED. KEY: resounen@v1 resounen@v1#adj **resounen** v1#adj 1 resounynge 1 **resounen** v1 2 resouned 1 resouneth 1 **resouninge** ger. "reasoning," s.v. reasoning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: resouninge@ger **resouninge** ger 3 resonyng 1 resonynge 2 **respecte** n. "(in) respect, (in) regard (to)," s.v. respect sb. OED. KEY: respecte@n **respecte** n 3 respect 3 **respite** n. "respite, delay," s.v. respite sb. OED. KEY: respite@n **respite** n 10 respit 10 **respiten** v. "grant a respite," s.v. respite v. OED. KEY: respiten@v **respiten** v 2 respite 1 respiten 1 **resport** n. "consideration, regard," s.v. resport OED. KEY: resport@n **resport** n 2 resport 2 **reste** n.(1) "rest, repose; resting place; peace, tranquility," s.v. rest sb.\\1 OED. KEY: reste@n1 **reste** n1 109 rest 3 reste 105 restes 1 **resten** v.(1) "rest, go to rest; cease, stop; stay, remain," s.v. rest v.\\1 OED. KEY: resten@v1 **resten** v1 27 reste 17 rested 4 resten 2 resteth 3 restith 1 **resting** ppl. adj. "resting," s.v. resting-place OED; cf. resting ppl. a. OED; s.v. restinge-place n. MED. KEY: resting@prp#adj **resting** prp#adj 1 restyng 1 **resting-while** n. "resting time," s.v. resting ger.\\1 OED, restinge ger.(1) MED. KEY: resting-while@n **resting-while** n 1 restyng-whiles 1 **restles** adj. "restless; unceasing," s.v. restless a. OED. KEY: restles@adj **restles** adj 4 restelees 1 resteles 3 **restoren** v. "restore, give back; restore, repair," s.v. restore v. OED. KEY: restoren@v **restoren** v 13 restoore 3 restoored 2 restore 2 restored 3 restoren 1 restoreth 2 **restreinen** v. "restrain, hold in check, control," s.v. restrain v. OED. KEY: restreinen@v **restreinen** v 25 restrayne 1 restreyne 13 restreyned 2 restreynest 1 restreyneth 8 **resurreccioun** n. "resurrection," s.v. resurrection sb. OED. KEY: resurreccioun@n **resurreccioun** n 1 resureccioun 1 **retentif** adj. "having the ability to retain (bodily effluents)," s.v. retentive a.\\1 OED. KEY: retentif@adj **retentif** adj 1 retentif 1 **retenue** n. "retinue; (at one's) command," s.v. retinue sb. OED. KEY: retenue@n **retenue** n 3 retenue 3 **rethor** n. "rhetorician," s.v. rhetor OED. KEY: rethor@n **rethor** n 2 rethor 2 **rethorien** adj. "rhetorical, oratorical," s.v. rhetorian sb. and a. OED. KEY: rethorien@adj **rethorien** adj 1 rethorien 1 **rethorien** n. "rhetorician, orator," s.v. rhetorian sb. and a. OED. KEY: rethorien@n **rethorien** n 2 rethorien 1 rethoriens 1 **rethorike** n. "rhetoric, oratory (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. rhetoric sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rethorike@n rethorike@n#propn **rethorike** n 6 rethorik 2 rethorike 2 rethoryk 1 rethoryke 1 **rethorike** n#propn 1 rethorice 1 **retraccioun** n. "retraction," s.v. retraction OED. KEY: retraccioun@n **retraccioun** n 1 retracciouns 1 **retreten** v.(2) "reconsider," s.v. retrete v. OED. KEY: retreten@v2 **retreten** v2 1 retretith 1 **retrograde** adj. "(astro.) retrograde," s.v. retrograde a. and sb. OED. KEY: retrograde@adj **retrograde** adj 4 retrograd 4 **returnen** v. "return, revert; revolve (in the mind), consider," s.v. return v. OED. KEY: returnen@v **returnen** v 40 retorne 4 retorned 3 retornen 1 retorneth 6 retornyng 1 retourne 14 retourned 5 retourneth 3 returne 3 **returning** ger. "return, returning," s.v. returning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: returning@ger **returning** ger 3 retornynge 1 retournynge 1 returnyng 1 **reue** n.(2) "row, line," s.v. rew sb.\\1, row sb.\\1 OED. KEY: reue@n2 **reue** n2 10 rewe 4 rowe 5 rowes 1 **reuen** v.(1) "rue, repent; take pity," s.v. rue v.\\1 OED. KEY: reuen@v1 **reuen** v1 48 rewe 37 rewed 1 rewede 1 rewen 3 rewest 1 reweth 4 rueth 1 **reuful** adj. "sorrowful, wretched; (as n.) wretched person," s.v. rueful a. OED. KEY: reuful@adj reuful@adj#n **reuful** adj 3 reufullest 1 rewefulleste 1 rewful 1 **reuful** adj#n 1 reweful 1 **reufulli** adv. "sorrowfully, wretchedly," s.v. ruefully adv. OED. KEY: reufulli@adv **reufulli** adv 3 reufully 1 rewfullich 1 rewfully 1 **reule** n. "rule, precept; code of behavior; control, government; ruler, straight edge; sighting device on an astrolabe," s.v. rule sb. OED. KEY: reule@n **reule** n 33 reule 10 reules 2 rewle 10 rewles 1 rule 10 **reulen** v. "rule, govern; conduct oneself, behave; (ppl. adj.) well disciplined," s.v. rule v. OED, ruled ppl. a. OED. KEY: reulen@v reulen@v#adj **reulen** v#adj 1 ruled 1 **reulen** v 10 reule 2 reuled 2 reuledest 1 reulen 2 reulith 1 rule 1 ruled 1 **reuli** adj.(1) "wretched," s.v. ruly adj.\\1 OED. KEY: reuli@adj1 **reuli** adj1 1 rewliche 1 **reuthe** n. "ruth, pity, mercy; grief, sorrow; lament; pitiful sight or occurrence," s.v. ruth\\1 OED. KEY: reuthe@n **reuthe** n 84 reuthe 2 rewthe 1 routh 2 routhe 75 rowthe 4 **reutheles** adj. "ruthless, pitiless, merciless," s.v. ruthless a. OED. KEY: reutheles@adj **reutheles** adj 4 rewthelees 1 routhelees 1 routheles 2 **reve** n. "reeve," s.v. reeve sb.\\1 OED. KEY: reve@n **reve** n 11 reve 10 reves 1 **revelacioun** n. "revelation," s.v. revelation OED. KEY: revelacioun@n **revelacioun** n 4 revelacion 2 revelacioun 1 revelaciouns 1 **revel** n.(1) "revelry, merrymaking; festival," s.v. revel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: revel@n1 **revel** n1 19 revel 18 revels 1 **reveloure** n. "reveller," s.v. reveller OED. KEY: reveloure@n **reveloure** n 3 revelour 3 **revelous** adj. "revelrous, fond of revelry," s.v. revelous a. OED. KEY: revelous@adj **revelous** adj 1 revelous 1 **revelrie** n. "revelry," s.v. revelry OED. KEY: revelrie@n **revelrie** n 1 revelrye 1 **reven** v. "rob, seize; take away; deprive," s.v. reave v.\\1 OED. KEY: reven@v **reven** v 31 raft 2 rafte 5 reft 5 refte 4 reve 7 reven 4 reveth 2 yraft 2 **revengen** v. "revenge," s.v. revenge v. sb. OED. KEY: revengen@v **revengen** v 1 revengen 1 **reverberacioun** n. "reverberation," s.v. reverberation OED. KEY: reverberacioun@n **reverberacioun** n 1 reverberacioun 1 **reverence** n. "reverence; respect, honor; ceremony," s.v. reverence sb. OED. KEY: reverence@n **reverence** n 72 reverence 72 **reverencen** v. "reverence, treat with respect, honor," s.v. reverence v. sb. OED. KEY: reverencen@v **reverencen** v 5 reverence 1 reverenced 4 **reverente** adj. "reverend, worthy of respect," s.v. reverent a. OED. KEY: reverente@adj **reverente** adj 6 reverent 5 reverentz 1 **reverentli** adv. "reverently," s.v. reverently adv. OED. KEY: reverentli@adv **reverentli** adv 2 reverently 2 **reverie** n.(1) "revelry, merriment," s.v. reverie sb. OED. KEY: reverie@n1 **reverie** n1 1 reverye 1 **reverse** n. "reverse," s.v. reverse sb. OED. KEY: reverse@n **reverse** n 6 revers 6 **revesten** v. "clothe, adorn," s.v. revest v.\\1 OED. KEY: revesten@v **revesten** v 1 revesten 1 **revilen** v. "(ppl.) reviled," s.v. revile v. OED. KEY: revilen@v **revilen** v 1 revyled 1 **revoken** v. "revoke, retract; call back (to consciousness)," s.v. revoke v. OED. KEY: revoken@v **revoken** v 2 revoke 1 revoken 1 **revolucioun** n. "(astro.) revolution (of the heavens)," s.v. revolution sb. OED. KEY: revolucioun@n **revolucioun** n 2 revolucioun 2 **reward** n. "regard, consideration, heed," s.v. reward sb.\\1 OED. KEY: reward@n **reward** n 11 reward 11 **rex** Lat. n. "king." KEY: rex@lat\_n **rex** lat\_n 1 rex 1 **riban** n. "ribbon," s.v. riband sb. OED. KEY: riban@n **riban** n 1 ryban 1 **ribaning** n. "border, edging," s.v. ribanding OED. KEY: ribaning@n **ribaning** n 1 ribanynges 1 **ribaudie** n. "ribaldry, lechery," s.v. ribaldy OED. KEY: ribaudie@n **ribaudie** n 3 ribaudye 3 **ribbe** n.(1) "rib," s.v. rib sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ribbe@n1 **ribbe** n1 2 ribbes 1 ryb 1 **ribibe** n. "old woman, crone," s.v. ribibe sb. OED. KEY: ribibe@n **ribibe** n 1 ribibe 1 **ribible** n. "fiddle, stringed musical instrument," s.v. ribible OED. KEY: ribible@n **ribible** n 2 ribible 1 rubible 1 **Richard** n. "King Richard I of England," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: richard@n#propn **richard** n#propn 1 richard 1 **riche** adj. "rich, wealthy, splendid; (as n.) rich people, rich person," s.v. rich a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: riche@adj riche@adj#n **riche** adj 94 riche 80 richer 2 richest 1 richeste 1 ryche 10 **riche** adj#n 8 riche 6 ryche 2 **riche** adv. "richly, splendidly," s.v. rich a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: riche@adv **riche** adv 4 riche 2 ryche 2 **richeli** adv. "richly, splendidly," s.v. richly adv. OED. KEY: richeli@adv **richeli** adv 14 richely 13 rychely 1 **richesse** n. "riches, wealth, splendor (also as proper n., personified); abundance; exemplar, best example," s.v. richesse OED. KEY: richesse@n richesse@n#propn **richesse** n 145 ricchesse 1 richesse 52 richesses 50 rychesse 14 rychesses 28 **richesse** n#propn 11 richesse 9 rychesse 2 **ridelen** v.(2) "(ppl.) pleated, folded," s.v. rideled pple. and ppl. a. OED. KEY: ridelen@v2 **ridelen** v2 2 ridled 1 rydled 1 **riden** v. "ride," s.v. ride v. OED. KEY: riden@v **riden** v 164 rid 1 ride 28 riden 19 rideth 9 ridyng 2 ridynge 3 rit 10 rood 26 ryd 1 ryde 44 ryden 13 rydest 1 rydestow 1 rydeth 2 rydinge 2 rydyng 2 **ridere** n. "rider," s.v. rider OED. KEY: ridere@n **ridere** n 1 rideres 1 **ridinge** ger. "riding; equestrian display," s.v. riding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: ridinge@ger **ridinge** ger 3 ridyng 1 ridynge 2 **rie** n. "rye, the grain," s.v. rye sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rie@n **rie** n 1 reye 1 **riet** n. "(astro.) moveable plate on an astrolabe," s.v. rete OED. KEY: riet@n **riet** n 15 reet 1 riet 10 ryet 4 **right** adj. "right, proper; true, just; direct, straight; upright, erect; right (as opposed to left); (as n.) true representative," s.v. right a. OED. KEY: right@adj right@adj#n **right** adj 94 right 46 righte 21 ryght 19 ryghte 8 **right** adj#n 1 ryght 1 **right** n. "justice, what is right (also as proper n., personified); jurisdiction; law; legal right; truth," s.v. right sb.\\1 OED. KEY: right@n right@n#propn **right** n 80 right 47 rightes 3 ryght 25 ryghte 2 ryghtes 2 ryghtis 1 **right** n#propn 2 right 1 ryght 1 **righte** adv. "right, straight, directly; immediately; exactly; carefully, intently; indeed; (as intens.) right, very; (with neg.) at all," s.v. right adv. OED. KEY: righte@adv **righte** adv 875 right 599 ryght 274 ryghte 1 ryht 1 **rightful** adj. "righteous, just; lawful," s.v. rightful a. (sb. and adv.) OED. KEY: rightful@adj **rightful** adj 34 rightful 17 rightfulle 1 ryghtful 14 ryghtfull 1 ryghtfulle 1 **rightfulli** adv. "rightly, virtuously; justly, fairly," s.v. rightfully adv. OED. KEY: rightfulli@adv **rightfulli** adv 15 rightfully 4 ryghtfully 11 **right-wise** adj. "righteous, just," s.v. righteous a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: right-wise@adj **right-wise** adj 3 rightwys 1 ryghtwis 2 **right-wisnesse** n. "righteousness, justice," s.v. righteousness OED. KEY: right-wisnesse@n **right-wisnesse** n 13 rightwisnesse 11 rightwysnesse 1 ryghtwisnesse 1 **rigour** n. "rigor, severity," s.v. rigour OED. KEY: rigour@n **rigour** n 1 rigour 1 **rime** n.(3) "rhyme, verse; versified tale," s.v. rime sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rime@n3 **rime** n3 18 rime 1 rym 11 ryme 4 rymes 2 **rimeien** v. "(pt. pl.) rhymed," s.v. rimeye v. OED. KEY: rimeien@v **rimeien** v 1 rymeyed 1 **rimen** v.(1) "rhyme, versify; recite in verse," s.v. rime v.\\1 OED. KEY: rimen@v1 **rimen** v1 14 ryme 14 **riming** ger. "rhyming, versification," s.v. riming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: riming@ger **riming** ger 2 rymyng 2 **rinde** n.(1) "rind, skin," s.v. rind sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rinde@n1 **rinde** n1 2 rynde 2 **ring** n. "ring, finger ring; (with come on) (join the) ring dance," s.v. ring sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ring@n **ring** n 42 ring 5 ryng 28 rynges 9 **ringen** v.(2) "ring (a bell); sound, reverberate; proclaim," s.v. ring v.\\2 OED. KEY: ringen@v2 **ringen** v2 22 rong 6 ronge 4 ryng 1 rynge 9 ryngen 1 yronge 1 **riote** n. "revelry, dissolute behavior," s.v. riot sb. OED. KEY: riote@n **riote** n 4 riot 3 ryot 1 **rioten** v. "revel, engage in dissolute behavior," s.v. riot v. OED. KEY: rioten@v **rioten** v 1 riote 1 **riotour** n. "reveller, debauchee," s.v. rioter OED. KEY: riotour@n **riotour** n 5 riotour 2 riotoures 3 **riotous** adj. "revelrous, wanton," s.v. riotous a. OED. KEY: riotous@adj **riotous** adj 2 riotous 2 **ripe** adj. "ripe, mature; wise," s.v. ripe a. (sb.\\3 and adv.) OED. KEY: ripe@adj **ripe** adj 6 ripe 1 rype 5 **ris** n.(1) "twig," s.v. rice\\1 OED. KEY: ris@n1 **ris** n1 2 rys 2 **risen** v. "rise, arise; stand up," s.v. rise v. OED. KEY: risen@v **risen** v 115 ris 8 rise 22 risen 5 riseth 10 risith 1 rist 12 roos 24 ros 3 rys 4 ryse 18 rysen 5 ryseth 2 ryst 1 **rishe** n. "rush, a marsh plant," s.v. rush sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rishe@n **rishe** n 2 rishe 1 rysshe 1 **risinge** ger. "rising," s.v. rising vbl. sb. OED. KEY: risinge@ger **risinge** ger 2 risyng 1 rysynge 1 **rite** n. "rite, religious ceremony; custom," s.v. rite OED. KEY: rite@n **rite** n 6 rites 1 ryte 2 rytes 3 **riven** v.(2) "stab, pierce," s.v. rive v.\\1 OED. KEY: riven@v2 **riven** v2 7 rof 3 ryve 4 **rivere** n. "river; riverbank, hawking ground; hawking," s.v. river sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rivere@n **rivere** n 25 river 1 riveres 1 ryver 17 ryvere 1 ryveres 3 ryveris 1 ryverys 1 **ro** n.(1) "roe deer," s.v. roe\\1 OED. KEY: ro@n1 **ro** n1 5 raa 1 ro 1 roes 2 roos 1 **robben** v. "rob," s.v. rob v. OED. KEY: robben@v **robben** v 5 robbe 2 robbed 1 robben 2 **robbere** n. "robber," s.v. robber OED. KEY: robbere@n **robbere** n 2 robbour 1 robbours 1 **robberie** n. "robbery," s.v. robbery OED. KEY: robberie@n **robberie** n 1 robberie 1 **robe** n. "robe, gown," s.v. robe sb. OED. KEY: robe@n **robe** n 12 robe 9 robes 3 **Robert** n. "Sir Robert, a name for a fornicator in FrT," proper n. KEY: robert@n#propn **robert** n#propn 1 robert 1 **Robin** n.(1) "Robin, John's servant in MilT," proper n.; s.v. Robin n. MED. KEY: robin@n1#propn **robin** n1#propn 2 robyn 2 **Robin** n.(2) "Robin, the Miller," proper n.; s.v. Robin n. MED. KEY: robin@n2#propn **robin** n2#propn 1 robyn 1 **Robin** n.(3) "Robin, common name for a shepherd or rustic," proper n.; s.v. Robin n. MED. KEY: robin@n3#propn **robin** n3#propn 1 robyn 1 **roche** n.(2) "rock," s.v. roche sb.\\1 OED. KEY: roche@n2 **roche** n2 31 roche 7 roches 4 rok 1 rokke 3 rokkes 16 **Rochelle** n. "La Rochelle, a wine-growing center in France," place name. KEY: rochelle@n#propn **rochelle** n#propn 1 rochele 1 **rode** n.(1) "complexion," s.v. rud sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rode@n1 **rode** n1 2 rode 2 **rode** n.(5) "cross, crucifix; (also as adj.)," s.v. rood sb. OED. KEY: rode@n5 rode@n5#adj **rode** n5#adj 1 roode 1 **rode** n5 5 rode 2 roode 3 **rodi** adj. "ruddy, fresh looking; red," s.v. ruddy a. (sb.) OED. KEY: rodi@adj **rodi** adj 7 rody 7 **Rodogone** n. "Rhodogune, daughter of Darius," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rodogone@n#propn **rodogone** n#propn 1 rodogone 1 **Rodopeia** n. "district near Rhodopope, a mountain range in Thrace," place name; not in MED. KEY: rodopeia@n#propn **rodopeia** n#propn 2 rodopeya 1 rodopeye 1 **rof** n. "roof," s.v. roof sb. OED. KEY: rof@n **rof** n 10 roof 10 **Roger** n.(1) "Roger, the Cook," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: roger@n1#propn **roger** n1#propn 3 roger 3 **Roger** n.(2) "Ruggiero dei Ubaldini, bishop of Pisa," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: roger@n2#propn **roger** n2#propn 1 roger 1 **roial** adj. "royal; regal, splendid," s.v. royal a. and sb. OED. KEY: roial@adj **roial** adj 32 roial 25 roiales 1 roialler 1 royal 5 **roialli** adv. "royally, splendidly; by royal authority," s.v. royally adv. OED. KEY: roialli@adv **roialli** adv 10 roialliche 1 roially 9 **roialte** n. "royal splendor," s.v. royalty OED. KEY: roialte@n **roialte** n 3 roialtee 3 **roilen** v.(1) "flow, meander," s.v. roil v.\\2 OED. KEY: roilen@v1 **roilen** v1 1 royleth 1 **roine** n. "roughness," s.v. roin sb. OED. KEY: roine@n **roine** n 1 royne 1 **roinouse** adj. "rough," s.v. roinous a. OED. KEY: roinouse@adj **roinouse** adj 1 roynous 1 **roke** n.(2) "rook, a crow-like bird," s.v. rook sb.\\1 OED. KEY: roke@n2 **roke** n2 1 rokes 1 **roket** n.(1) "woman's overgarment, cloak," s.v. rocket sb.\\1 OED. KEY: roket@n1 **roket** n1 3 roket 3 **rokken** v. "rock (a cradle)," s.v. rock v.\\1 OED. KEY: rokken@v **rokken** v 1 rokken 1 **rolle** n. "scroll," s.v. roll sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rolle@n **rolle** n 1 rolle 1 **rollen** v.(2) "roll; roam; turn over (in the mind), consider; (with on tongue) talk about," s.v. roll v.\\2 OED. KEY: rollen@v2 **rollen** v2 11 rolle 1 rolled 2 rollen 3 rolleth 3 rollynge 1 roule 1 **rom** n. "a nonsense syllable"; not in OED. KEY: rom@n#nonsense **rom** n#nonsense 1 rum 1 **Romain** adj. "Roman," s.v. Roman a.\\1 OED. KEY: romain@adj **romain** adj 5 romayn 5 **Romain** n. "Roman," s.v. Roman sb.\\1 OED. KEY: romain@n **romain** n 17 romayn 4 romayns 8 romeyn 1 romeyns 4 **romaunce** n. "romance," s.v. romance sb. and a. OED. KEY: romaunce@n **romaunce** n 9 romance 2 romances 2 romaunce 5 **Rome** n. "Rome," place name. KEY: rome@n#propn **rome** n#propn 61 rome 60 romes 1 **romen** v. "roam, walk, go," s.v. roam v. OED. KEY: romen@v **romen** v 32 rome 4 romed 9 romede 1 romeden 1 romen 6 rometh 5 romyng 2 romynge 4 **Rome-ward** n. "the direction of Rome," s.v. Romeward adv. and a. OED, Rome n. MED. KEY: rome-ward@n **rome-ward** n 1 rome-ward 1 **Romulus** n. "Romulus, legendary founder of Rome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: romulus@n#propn **romulus** n#propn 2 romulus 2 **ron** n.(3) "thicket, shrub," s.v. rone sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ron@n3 **ron** n3 1 rone 1 **Ronian** n. "Saint Ronan (probably)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ronian@n#propn **ronian** n#propn 2 ronyan 1 ronyon 1 **rop** n.(2) "rope," s.v. rope sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rop@n2 **rop** n2 1 ropes 1 **rore** n.(2) "uproar," s.v. roar sb.\\2 OED. KEY: rore@n2 **rore** n2 1 roore 1 **roren** v.(1) "roar, cry out; resound," s.v. roar v. OED. KEY: roren@v1 **roren** v1 8 roore 1 rore 2 rored 1 roren 1 roreth 2 rorynge 1 **roringe** ger.(1) "roar, wailing," s.v. roaring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: roringe@ger1 **roringe** ger1 1 roryng 1 **Rosarie** n. "Rosarium philosophorum, an alchemical treatise," proper n. (literary work). KEY: rosarie@n#propn **rosarie** n#propn 1 rosarie 1 **rose** n.(1) "rose, the flower (also as proper n., personified); (as literary title) Chaucer's translation of the Roman de la rose," s.v. rose sb. and a. OED. KEY: rose@n1 rose@n1#propn **rose** n1#propn 1 rose 1 **rose** n1 36 rose 25 roses 10 rosis 1 **rose-leef** n. "rose leaf," s.v. rose-leaf OED, rose n.(1) MED. KEY: rose-leef@n **rose-leef** n 2 rose-leef 1 rose-leves 1 **Rosemounde** n. "Rosemounde, addressee of Ros," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rosemounde@n#propn **rosemounde** n#propn 1 rosemounde 1 **rosene** adj. "rosy; made of roses," s.v. rosen a. OED. KEY: rosene@adj **rosene** adj 6 rosene 5 rosyn 1 **rosere** n. "rosebush," s.v. roser OED. KEY: rosere@n **rosere** n 3 roser 3 **rosi** adj. "rosy; rose-colored," s.v. rosy a. OED. KEY: rosi@adj **rosi** adj 3 rosy 3 **roste** n.(1) "roast meat," s.v. roast sb. OED. KEY: roste@n1 **roste** n1 1 roost 1 **rosten** v. "roast (meat); (ppl. adj.) roasted (of meat)," s.v. roast v. OED, roasted ppl. a. OED. KEY: rosten@v rosten@v#adj **rosten** v#adj 3 roosted 1 rosted 2 **rosten** v 2 rooste 1 rosted 1 **rote** n.(1) "harp-like musical instrument," s.v. rote sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rote@n1 **rote** n1 1 rote 1 **rote** n.(2) "rote, memory," s.v. rote sb.\\2 OED. KEY: rote@n2 **rote** n2 4 rote 4 **rote** n.(4) "root of a plant; source, cause; essential part; foundation, base (of a mountain); radix or date from which a calculation can be made," s.v. root sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rote@n4 **rote** n4 37 roote 31 rootes 2 rote 4 **roteles** adj. "without roots," s.v. rootless a. OED. KEY: roteles@adj **roteles** adj 1 rooteles 1 **roten** adj. "rotten," s.v. rotten a. OED. KEY: roten@adj **roten** adj 10 roten 10 **roten** v.(1) "rot, infect with corruption," s.v. rot v. OED. KEY: roten@v1 **roten** v1 1 rotie 1 **roten-herted** adj. "rotten-hearted," s.v. rotten-hearted a. OED, roten adj. MED. KEY: roten-herted@adj **roten-herted** adj 1 roten-herted 1 **Rouchestre** n. "Rochester, about 30 miles from London," place name; not in MED. KEY: rouchestre@n#propn **rouchestre** n#propn 1 rouchestre 1 **rouel** n.(1) "walrus ivory (as adj.)," s.v. ruel-bone OED. KEY: rouel@n1#adj **rouel** n1#adj 1 rewel 1 **rouen** v.(1) "row (a boat)," s.v. row v.\\1 OED. KEY: rouen@v1 **rouen** v1 2 rowed 1 rowen 1 **rouere** n. "rower, oarsman," s.v. rower\\1 OED. KEY: rouere@n **rouere** n 1 rowerys 1 **roughe** adj. "rough; fierce," s.v. rough a. OED. KEY: roughe@adj **roughe** adj 6 rough 4 rowe 2 **rouken** v. "cower, huddle," s.v. ruck v.\\1 OED. KEY: rouken@v **rouken** v 1 rouketh 1 **roum** adj. "roomy, spacious," s.v. room a. OED. KEY: roum@adj **roum** adj 3 roumer 1 rowm 1 rowme 1 **roum** n.(2) "sufficient room, space," s.v. room sb.\\1 OED. KEY: roum@n2 **roum** n2 1 roum 1 **rounci** n. "riding horse," s.v. rouncy\\1 OED. KEY: rounci@n **rounci** n 1 rouncy 1 **Rouncivale** n. "the Hospital of Saint Mary of Rounceval in London," place name; not in MED. KEY: rouncivale@n#propn **rouncivale** n#propn 1 rouncivale 1 **rounde** adj. "round, spherical; circular; rounded, well shaped," s.v. round a. OED. KEY: rounde@adj **rounde** adj 21 round 10 rounde 11 **rounde** adv. "round, in a circle; loudly; (of a horse's gait) easily," s.v. round adv. and prep. OED. KEY: rounde@adv **rounde** adv 5 round 2 rounde 3 **rounde** n. "circle," s.v. round sb.\\1 OED. KEY: rounde@n **rounde** n 1 rowndes 1 **roundel** n. "roundel, brief lyric; circular ripple," s.v. roundel OED. KEY: roundel@n **roundel** n 6 roundel 3 roundell 1 roundels 2 **rounden** v. "be round in shape," s.v. round v.\\1 OED. KEY: rounden@v **rounden** v 1 rounded 1 **roundnesse** n. "roundness, spherical shape; celestial sphere; orbit," s.v. roundness OED. KEY: roundnesse@n **roundnesse** n 4 roundnesse 1 roundnesses 1 rowndenesse 1 rowndnesse 1 **rounen** v. "whisper; tell," s.v. round v.\\2 OED. KEY: rounen@v **rounen** v 14 rouned 3 rowne 5 rowned 3 rownen 1 rownynge 1 yrouned 1 **rouninge** ger. "whispering," s.v. rounding vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: rouninge@ger **rouninge** ger 1 rounynges 1 **route** n.(1) "group, company, crowd," s.v. rout sb.\\1 OED. KEY: route@n1 **route** n1 45 route 43 routes 1 rowte 1 **routen** v.(2) "snore," s.v. rout v.\\1 OED. KEY: routen@v2 **routen** v2 3 route 1 routeth 1 rowteth 1 **routen** v.(3) "(of wind) roar, resound," s.v. rout v.\\2 OED. KEY: routen@v3 **routen** v3 2 route 2 **routen** v.(8) "stir, move about," s.v. rout v.\\7 OED. KEY: routen@v8 **routen** v8 1 route 1 **routinge** ger.(2) "snoring," s.v. rout v.\\1 OED. KEY: routinge@ger2 **routinge** ger2 2 rowtyng 2 **routinge** ger.(3) "(of a missile) whizzing, whirring," s.v. rout v.\\3 OED. KEY: routinge@ger3 **routinge** ger3 1 rowtynge 1 **Rowland** n. "Roland, hero of the Chanson de Roland," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rowland@n#propn **rowland** n#propn 1 rowland 1 **rubben** v. "rub," s.v. rub v.\\1 OED. KEY: rubben@v **rubben** v 3 rubbe 1 rubbeth 2 **Rubeus** n. "Rubeus, a figure in geomancy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rubeus@n#propn **rubeus** n#propn 1 rubeus 1 **rubie** n. "ruby, the precious stone," s.v. ruby sb. and a. OED. KEY: rubie@n **rubie** n 15 rubee 1 rubies 2 ruby 7 rubyes 5 **rubifien** v. "(alchem.) (ppl. adj.) making red," s.v. rubify v. OED. KEY: rubifien@v#adj **rubifien** v#adj 1 rubifiyng 1 **rubriche** n. "rubric, directions for reading," s.v. rubric sb. and a. OED. KEY: rubriche@n **rubriche** n 1 rubriche 1 **Ruce** n. "Russia," place name; not in MED. KEY: ruce@n#propn **ruce** n#propn 2 ruce 1 russye 1 **ruddoke** n. "robin redbreast," s.v. ruddock OED. KEY: ruddoke@n **ruddoke** n 1 ruddok 1 **rude** adj. "rude, uneducated; rough, rugged; humble; unmannerly, boorish," s.v. rude a. (sb.) OED. KEY: rude@adj **rude** adj 14 rude 14 **rudeli** adv. "rudely, roughly," s.v. rudely adv. OED. KEY: rudeli@adv **rudeli** adv 2 rudeliche 1 rudely 1 **rudenesse** n. "rudeness, boorishness; humble circumstances," s.v. rudeness OED. KEY: rudenesse@n **rudenesse** n 3 rudenesse 3 **ruf** n.(2) "ruf, a nonsense syllable"; not in OED. KEY: ruf@n2#nonsense **ruf** n2#nonsense 1 ruf 1 **Rufus** n. "Rufus of Ephesus, a medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rufus@n#propn **rufus** n#propn 1 rufus 1 **ruggen** v. "tug, shake," s.v. rug v.\\1 OED. KEY: ruggen@v **ruggen** v 1 roggeth 1 **ruggi** adj. "shaggy," s.v. ruggy a. OED. KEY: ruggi@adj **ruggi** adj 1 ruggy 1 **ruine** n. "ruin, downfall; toppling, cause of falling," s.v. ruin sb. OED. KEY: ruine@n **ruine** n 4 ruyne 4 **rumbel** n. "rumbling sound; murmur, rumor," s.v. rumble sb. OED. KEY: rumbel@n **rumbel** n 2 rumbel 1 rumbul 1 **rumbelen** v. "rumble, murmur; make a rumbling sound," s.v. rumble v.\\1 OED. KEY: rumbelen@v **rumbelen** v 4 rombled 2 rumbelen 1 rumbleth 1 **rumbelinge** ger. "rumbling sound," s.v. rumbling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: rumbelinge@ger **rumbelinge** ger 1 rumblynge 1 **rumour** n. "rumor; outcry, tumult," s.v. rumour sb. Also a. OED. KEY: rumour@n **rumour** n 4 rumour 3 rumours 1 **rung** n. "rung (of a ladder)," s.v. rung sb. OED. KEY: rung@n **rung** n 1 ronges 1 **Rupheo** n. "Ripheus (or Rhipeus), a Trojan hero," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: rupheo@n#propn **rupheo** n#propn 1 rupheo 1 **rusen** v. "backtrack, elude pursuit," s.v. ruse v.\\1 OED. KEY: rusen@v **rusen** v 1 rused 1 **rushen** v. "(ppl.) rushing," s.v. rush v.\\2 OED. KEY: rushen@v **rushen** v 1 russhyng 1 **Russell** n. "Daun Russel, the fox in NPT," proper n. KEY: russell@n#propn **russell** n#propn 1 russell 1 **rusten** v. "rust; degenerate," s.v. rust v.\\1 OED. KEY: rusten@v **rusten** v 3 ruste 2 rusteth 1 **rusti** adj. "rusty; old and worn," s.v. rusty a.\\1 OED. KEY: rusti@adj **rusti** adj 2 rusty 2 **-- S --** **sable** n. "black," s.v. sable sb.\\2 and a. OED. KEY: sable@n **sable** n 1 sable 1 **sachel** n.(1) "satchel, small bag," s.v. satchel sb. OED. KEY: sachel@n1 **sachel** n1 1 sachelis 1 **sacrament** n. "sacrament," s.v. sacrament sb. OED. KEY: sacrament@n **sacrament** n 12 sacramentz 2 sacrement 10 **sacren** v. "(ppl. adj.) sacred, holy; consecrated," s.v. sacred a. and sb. OED. KEY: sacren@v#adj **sacren** v#adj 2 sacred 2 **sacrifice** n. "sacrifice," s.v. sacrifice sb. OED. KEY: sacrificen@v **sacrifice** n 21 sacrefise 1 sacrifice 7 sacrifices 1 sacrifise 9 sacryfice 1 sacryfices 1 sacryfise 1 **sacrificen** v. "sacrifice," s.v. sacrifice v. OED. KEY: sacrifice@n **sacrificen** v 4 sacrifice 2 sacrifise 2 **sacrifien** v. "sacrifice," s.v. sacrify v. OED. KEY: sacrifien@v **sacrifien** v 1 sacryfye 1 **sacrifiinge** ger. "sacrifice," s.v. sacrify v. OED. KEY: sacrifiinge@ger **sacrifiinge** ger 1 sacrifyenge 1 **sacrilege** n. "sacrilege," s.v. sacrilege sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sacrilege@n **sacrilege** n 4 sacrilege 4 **sacrilegie** n. "sacrilege," s.v. sacrilegy OED. KEY: sacrilegie@n **sacrilegie** n 1 sacrilegie 1 **sad** adj. "serious, sober; steadfast, stable; trustworthy; (with waxen) satisfied," s.v. sad a. and adv. OED. KEY: sad@adj **sad** adj 29 sad 22 sadde 7 **sad** adv. "firmly," s.v. sad a. and adv. OED. KEY: sad@adv **sad** adv 1 sad 1 **sadel** n. "saddle," s.v. saddle sb. OED. KEY: sadel@n **sadel** n 7 sadel 6 sadeles 1 **sadel-boue** n. "saddle-bow," s.v. saddle-bow OED. KEY: sadel-boue@n **sadel-boue** n 1 sadel-bowe 1 **sadli** adv. "seriously, soberly; steadily, firmly; completely; tightly," s.v. sadly adv. OED. KEY: sadli@adv **sadli** adv 8 sadly 8 **sadnesse** n. "seriousness (also as proper n., personified); steadfastness, constancy," s.v. sadness OED. KEY: sadnesse@n sadnesse@n#propn **sadnesse** n 4 sadnesse 4 **sadnesse** n#propn 1 sadnesse 1 **saffroun** n. "saffron, the spice," s.v. saffon sb. and a. OED. KEY: saffroun@n **saffroun** n 1 saffroun 1 **safrounen** v. "season, add color to," s.v. saffron v. OED. KEY: safrounen@v **safrounen** v 1 saffron 1 **Sagittarie** n. "Sagittarius, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Sagittarius OED. KEY: sagittarie@n **sagittarie** n 4 sagittarie 3 sagittarius 1 **saillour** n. "tumbler, acrobat," s.v. sailour OED. KEY: saillour@n **saillour** n 1 saillouris 1 **Saine** n. "Seine, the river in France," place name; not in MED. KEY: saine@n#propn **saine** n#propn 2 sayne 1 seyne 1 **sak** n. "sack, bag," s.v. sack sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sak@n **sak** n 6 sak 5 sakkes 1 **sake** n. "sake," s.v. sake sb. OED. KEY: sake@n **sake** n 36 sake 36 **sakken** v. "(ppl.) put in a sack," s.v. sack v.\\1 OED. KEY: sakken@v **sakken** v 1 sakked 1 **sal** n. "(as adj.) salt," s.v. sal\\1 OED. KEY: sal@n#adj **sal** n#adj 5 sal 5 **Salomon** n. "Solomon (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: salomon@n#propn **salomon** n#propn 75 salomon 75 **saloue** n. "willow branch," s.v. sallow sb. OED. KEY: saloue@n **saloue** n 1 salwes 1 **salt** adj. "salty," s.v. salt a.\\1 OED. KEY: salt@adj **salt** adj 20 salt 1 salte 19 **salt** n.(1) "salt," s.v. salt sb.\\1 OED. KEY: salt@n1 **salt** n1 2 salt 2 **salu** adj. "sallow," s.v. sallow a. OED. KEY: salu@adj **salu** adj 1 salowe 1 **Saluce** n. "Saluzzo, in northern Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: saluce@n#propn **saluce** n#propn 7 saluce 3 saluces 4 **saluen** v. "salute, greet," s.v. salue v. OED. KEY: saluen@v **saluen** v 16 salewe 1 salewed 2 saleweth 4 salue 3 salueth 3 saluwe 2 salwed 1 **saluinge** ger. "salutation, greeting," s.v. saluing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: saluinge@ger **saluinge** ger 2 saluyng 1 saluynges 1 **salutacioun** n. "salutation, greeting," s.v. salutation OED. KEY: salutacioun@n **salutacioun** n 1 salutaciouns 1 **salve** n.(1) "salve, medical ointment; cure," s.v. salve sb.\\1 OED. KEY: salve@n1 **salve** n1 3 salve 1 salves 2 **Samaritane** n. "Samaritan (in the Bible)," s.v. Samaritan sb. and a. OED. KEY: samaritane@n **samaritane** n 2 samaritan 2 **same** adj. "same," s.v. same a. (pron., adv.) OED. KEY: same@gram\_adj **same** gram\_adj 223 same 223 **same** pron. "same one, same thing," s.v. same a. (pron., adv.) OED. KEY: same@pron **same** pron 28 same 28 **samite** n. "silk cloth; silken garment," s.v. samite OED. KEY: samite@n **samite** n 3 samet 1 samit 1 samyt 1 **Sampsoun** n. "Samson (in the Bible)," proper n. KEY: sampsoun@n#propn **sampsoun** n#propn 17 sampson 7 sampsoun 10 **Samuel** n. "Samuel, judge of Israel (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: samuel@n#propn **samuel** n#propn 2 samuel 2 **Sancto** Lat. adj. "holy." KEY: sancto@lat\_adj **sancto** lat\_adj 1 sancto 1 **sand** n. "sand," s.v. sand sb.\\2 OED. KEY: sand@n **sand** n 14 sandes 5 sond 5 sondes 2 soond 1 soondes 1 **sanden** v. "(ppl.) sanded, strewn with sand," s.v. sand v. OED. KEY: sanden@v **sanden** v 1 sonded 1 **sanguine** adj. "blood-red; dominated by the humor blood," s.v. sanguine a. and sb. OED. KEY: sanguine@adj **sanguine** adj 2 sangwyn 2 **sanguine** n. "blood-red color," s.v. sanguine a. and sb. OED. KEY: sanguine@n **sanguine** n 1 sangwyn 1 **Santippe** n. "Xantipus, an ally of the Trojans," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: santippe@n#propn **santippe** n#propn 1 santippe 1 **sanz** Fr. prep. "without." KEY: sanz@fr\_prep **sanz** fr\_prep 1 sanz 1 **saphire** n. "sapphire, the precious stone," s.v. sapphire OED. KEY: saphire@n **saphire** n 2 saphires 2 **sapience** n. "sapience, wisdom; (pl.) mental faculties," s.v. sapience OED. KEY: sapience@n **sapience** n 17 sapience 16 sapiences 1 **Sapor** n. "Shapur I, king of Persia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: sapor@n#propn **sapor** n#propn 1 sapor 1 **Sarasineis** adj. "Saracen," s.v. Sarsenish a. OED. KEY: sarasineis@adj **sarasineis** adj 1 sarsynesh 1 **sarge** n. "serge, woolen cloth," s.v. serge OED. KEY: sarge@n **sarge** n 1 sarge 1 **Sarpedoun** n. "Sarpedon, an ally of the Trojans," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: sarpedoun@n#propn **sarpedoun** n#propn 8 sarpedoun 8 **sarplere** n. "large canvas sack," s.v. sarplier OED. KEY: sarplere@n **sarplere** n 1 sarpleris 1 **Sarra** n. "Sarah, wife of Abraham (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: sarra@n#propn **sarra** n#propn 1 sarra 1 **Sarray** n. "Tzarev, capital of the Mongol Empire," place name; not in MED. KEY: sarray@n#propn **sarray** n#propn 2 sarray 2 **Satalie** n. "Antalya, in Turkey," place name; not in MED. KEY: satalie@n#propn **satalie** n#propn 1 satalye 1 **Satan** n. "Satan, the devil," proper n. KEY: satan@n#propn **satan** n#propn 3 sathan 3 **Satanas** n. "Satan, the devil," proper n. KEY: satanas@n#propn **satanas** n#propn 11 sathanas 11 **Sater-dai** n. "Saturday," s.v. Saturday OED. KEY: sater-dai@n **sater-dai** n 6 saterday 3 saturday 3 **satin** n. "satin, the cloth," s.v. satin sb. (and a.) OED. KEY: satin@n **satin** n 3 satyn 2 satyns 1 **satire** n. "(pl.) satyrs, gods of the woodlands," s.v. satyr OED. KEY: satire@n **satire** n 1 satiry 1 **satisfaccioun** n. "satisfaction, compensation; restitution, as part of penance," s.v. satisfaction OED. KEY: satisfaccioun@n **satisfaccioun** n 9 satisfaccioun 9 **Saturne** n. "Saturn, the Roman god; the planet," proper n. KEY: saturne@n#propn **saturne** n#propn 19 saturne 14 saturnes 1 saturnus 4 **saturnine** adj. "influenced by Saturn," s.v. saturnine a. and sb. OED. KEY: saturnine@adj **saturnine** adj 1 saturnyn 1 **sauce** n. "sauce," s.v. sauce sb. OED. KEY: sauce@n **sauce** n 5 sauce 4 sause 1 **saucefleume** adj. "with a face covered with pustules," s.v. saucefleme sb. and a. OED. KEY: saucefleume@adj **saucefleume** adj 1 saucefleem 1 **saue** n.(2) "saw, saying, proverb; speech, report," s.v. saw sb.\\2 OED. KEY: saue@n2 **saue** n2 13 sawe 10 sawes 3 **sauf** adj. "safe, unharmed; (as quasi-prep.) with due regard to, without harm to," s.v. safe a. OED. KEY: sauf@adj sauf@adj\_prep **sauf** adj 5 sauf 5 **sauf** adj\_prep 7 sauf 3 save 4 **sauf** adv. "(only with vouche) surely, certainly," s.v. vouchsafe v. OED, vouche-sauf v. MED. KEY: sauf@adv **sauf** adv 22 saaf 1 sauf 21 **sauf** prep. "save, except for (also as conj.)," s.v. save quasi-prep. & conj. OED. KEY: sauf@prep sauf@prep\_conj **sauf** prep 60 saaf 3 sauf 2 save 55 **sauf** prep\_conj 30 save 30 **sauf-garde** n. "safe-conduct," s.v. safe-guard sb. OED. KEY: sauf-garde@n **sauf-garde** n 1 save-garde 1 **saufli** adv. "safely; confidently," s.v. safely adv. OED. KEY: saufli@adv **saufli** adv 8 saufly 8 **sauns** prep. "(with faille) without (doubt)," s.v. sans fail OED, sauns faile phr. MED. KEY: sauns@prep **sauns** prep 3 sanz 1 sauns 2 **sauter** n. "psaltery, a stringed musical instrument," s.v. psalter OED. KEY: sauter@n **sauter** n 1 sauter 1 **sautrie** n. "psaltery, a musical instrument," s.v. psaltery sb. OED. KEY: sautrie@n **sautrie** n 4 sautrie 3 sawtrie 1 **savacioun** n. "salvation (of one's soul); safety; security; preservation, saving," s.v. salvation OED. KEY: savacioun@n **savacioun** n 30 salvacion 1 salvacioun 9 savacion 4 savacioun 15 savacyoun 1 **save** n.(1) "medicine made of sage," s.v. save sb.\\1 OED. KEY: save@n1 **save** n1 1 save 1 **saven** v. "save, preserve, maintain," s.v. save v. OED. KEY: saven@v **saven** v 118 save 84 saved 19 savede 1 savedest 1 saven 10 saveth 2 savith 1 **saveour** n. "saviour," s.v. saviour OED. KEY: saveour@n **saveour** n 2 saveour 2 **saverous** adj. "pleasant, agreeable," s.v. savorous a. OED. KEY: saverous@adj **saverous** adj 1 saverous 1 **savinge** ger. "preservation, safety," s.v. saving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: savinge@ger **savinge** ger 1 savynge 1 **savinge** prep. "save, except for; with all respect to, preserving," s.v. saving prep. and conj. OED. KEY: savinge@prep **savinge** prep 7 savynge 7 **savour** n. "savor, taste; smell; pleasure," s.v. savour, savor OED. KEY: savour@n **savour** n 21 savour 19 savours 2 **savoured** ppl. adj. "savory, sweet smelling," s.v. savoured a. OED, wel savoured phr. MED. KEY: savoured@ppl#adj **savoured** ppl#adj 1 savoured 1 **savouren** v. "savor, taste; enjoy," s.v. savour, savor v. OED. KEY: savouren@v **savouren** v 4 savour 1 savoure 1 savouren 1 savoureth 1 **savourie** adj. "enjoyable," s.v. savoury a. and sb. OED. KEY: savourie@adj **savourie** adj 1 savory 1 **savouringe** ger. "tasting, sense of taste," s.v. savouring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: savouringe@ger **savouringe** ger 3 savoryng 1 savorynge 1 savourynge 1 **savourli** adv. "with relish," s.v. savourly adv. OED. KEY: savourli@adv **savourli** adv 1 savourly 1 **scabbe** n. "scab, blemish of the skin," s.v. scab sb. OED. KEY: scabbe@n **scabbe** n 2 scabbe 2 **scaffold** n. "scaffold," s.v. scaffold sb. OED. KEY: scaffold@n **scaffold** n 2 scaffold 2 **scalden** v. "(ppl.) scalded, burned," s.v. scald v. OED. KEY: scalden@v **scalden** v 2 scalded 1 yscalded 1 **scale** n.(1) "scale of a fish," s.v. scale sb.\\2 OED. KEY: scale@n1 **scale** n1 1 skales 1 **scale** n.(2) "(astro.) calibrated scale (of an astrolabe)," s.v. scale n.\\3 OED. KEY: scale@n2 **scale** n2 2 skale 2 **scalle** n. "scabby disease of the skin and scalp," s.v. scall sb. (and a.) OED. KEY: scalle@n **scalle** n 1 scalle 1 **scallede** adj. "scabby, afflicted with scalle," s.v. scalled a. OED. KEY: scallede@adj **scallede** adj 1 scalled 1 **scant** adj. "niggardly," s.v. scant a. and adv. OED. KEY: scant@adj **scant** adj 1 skant 1 **scantite** n. "scantity," s.v. scantity OED. KEY: scantite@n **scantite** n 1 scantitee 1 **scantnesse** n. "scantiness," s.v. scantness OED. KEY: scantnesse@n **scantnesse** n 3 scantnesse 3 **scapen** v.(1) "escape," s.v. scape v.\\1 OED. KEY: scapen@v1 **scapen** v1 8 scape 3 scaped 2 scapen 2 scapest 1 **scapinge** ger. "escaping," s.v. scaping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: scapinge@ger **scapinge** ger 1 scapynge 1 **Scariot** n. "Judas Iscariot (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: scariot@n#propn **scariot** n#propn 1 scariot 1 **scarlet** adj. "scarlet in color," s.v. scarlet sb. and a. OED. KEY: scarlet@adj **scarlet** adj 2 scarlet 2 **scarlet** n. "scarlet, the color," s.v. scarlet sb. and a. OED. KEY: scarlet@n **scarlet** n 2 scarlet 2 **scarmuche** n. "skirmish," s.v. skirmish sb. OED. KEY: scarmuche@n **scarmuche** n 3 scarmuch 2 scarmuche 1 **scarmuching** ger. "skirmish," s.v. skirmishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: scarmuching@ger **scarmuching** ger 1 scarmishyng 1 **scarse** adj. "scanty; niggardly," s.v. scarce a. and adv. OED. KEY: scarse@adj **scarse** adj 2 scars 1 skars 1 **scarsete** n. "scarcity, insufficiency," s.v. scarcity OED. KEY: scarsete@n **scarsete** n 3 scarsetee 2 skarsete 1 **scarsli** adv. "scarcely, hardly; parsimoniously, stingily," s.v. scarcely adv. OED. KEY: scarsli@adv **scarsli** adv 9 scarsly 8 skarsly 1 **scarsnesse** n. "scarcity," s.v. scarceness OED. KEY: scarsnesse@n **scarsnesse** n 1 scarsnesse 1 **scateren** v. "scatter," s.v. scatter v. OED. KEY: scateren@v **scateren** v 3 scatered 1 scatereth 1 skatere 1 **scathe** n. "harm, injury; matter for pity," s.v. scathe sb. OED. KEY: scathe@n **scathe** n 4 scathe 4 **scathles** adj. "without harm," s.v. scatheless a. OED. KEY: scathles@adj **scathles** adj 1 scatheles 1 **science** n. "knowledge; branch of learning; learned composition," s.v. science OED. KEY: science@n **science** n 46 science 40 sciences 6 **Scipio** n. "Scipio Africanus Minor, a Roman general," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: scipio@n#propn **scipio** n#propn 9 cipioun 2 scipio 1 scipion 4 scipioun 2 **Scithero** n. "Cicero (Marcus Tullius Cicero), the Roman orator," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: scithero@n#propn **scithero** n#propn 1 scithero 1 **Scithia** n. "Scythia, the region in southeastern Europe," place name; not in MED. KEY: scithia@n#propn **scithia** n#propn 4 cithe 1 cithia 1 scithia 2 **sclate** n. "slate for writing," s.v. slate sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sclate@n **sclate** n 1 sclat 1 **sclaundre** n. "slander (also as proper n., personified); shameful deed; disgrace, ill fame," s.v. slander sb. OED. KEY: sclaundre@n sclaundre@n#propn **sclaundre** n 9 sclaunder 3 sclaundre 4 sklaundre 1 slaunder 1 **sclaundre** n#propn 1 sklaundre 1 **sclaundren** v. "slander," s.v. slander v. OED. KEY: sclaundren@v **sclaundren** v 3 sclaundre 2 sclaundrest 1 **sclave** n.(2) "slave," s.v. slave sb. and a. OED. KEY: sclave@n2 **sclave** n2 1 sclave 1 **sclendre** adj. "slender; weak; meager," s.v. slender a. (and adv.) OED. KEY: sclendre@adj **sclendre** adj 6 sclendre 1 sklendre 4 slendre 1 **scochoun** n. "escutcheon," s.v. scutcheon sb.\\1 OED. KEY: scochoun@n **scochoun** n 1 scochouns 1 **Scogan** n. "Henry Scogan, addressee of Scogan," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: scogan@n#propn **scogan** n#propn 7 scogan 7 **scole** n.(2) "school; `school' of a university; instruction, lesson; method," s.v. school sb.\\1 OED. KEY: scole@n2 **scole** n2 17 scole 12 scoles 5 **scoleien** v. "study, attend a university," s.v. scoleye v. OED. KEY: scoleien@v **scoleien** v 1 scoleye 1 **scoleiing** ger. "schooling, instruction"; not in OED; cf. scoleryng OED. KEY: scoleiing@ger **scoleiing** ger 1 scoleiyng 1 **scole-matere** n. "matter for scholastic debate," s.v. school sb.\\1 OED, scole n.(2) MED. KEY: scole-matere@n **scole-matere** n 1 scole-matere 1 **scolere** n. "scholar," s.v. scholar OED. KEY: scolere@n **scolere** n 3 scoler 2 scolers 1 **scole-termes** n. "scholastic terms," s.v. school sb.\\1 OED, scole n.(2) MED. KEY: scole-termes@n **scole-termes** n 1 scole-termes 1 **scoleward** n. "the direction of school," s.v. schoolward adv. and a. OED, scole n.(2) MED. KEY: scoleward@n **scoleward** n 1 scoleward 1 **scome** n. "foam, froth," s.v. scum sb. OED. KEY: scome@n **scome** n 1 scomes 1 **scoren** v. "keep tally (of a debt)," s.v. score v. OED. KEY: scoren@v **scoren** v 1 score 1 **scorklen** v. "scorch," s.v. scorkle v. OED. KEY: scorklen@v **scorklen** v 1 scorklith 1 **scorn** n. "scorn; object of scorn; insult, ridicule," s.v. scorn sb. OED. KEY: scorn@n **scorn** n 12 scorn 9 skorn 3 **scornen** v. "scorn, deride; insult; (ppl. adj.) mocking," s.v. scorn v. OED, scorning ppl. a. OED. KEY: scornen@v scornen@v#dj **scornen** v#adj 1 skornynge 1 **scornen** v 20 scorne 5 scorned 4 scornede 1 scornen 2 scornestow 1 scorneth 3 scornynge 1 skorne 1 skorned 1 skorneth 1 **scornere** n. "scorner, mocker," s.v. scorner OED. KEY: scornere@n **scornere** n 5 scorneres 4 skornere 1 **scorninge** ger. "scorn, feeling contempt," s.v. scorning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: scorninge@ger **scorninge** ger 3 scornynge 3 **scorpioun** n. "scorpion, the insect; (astro.) Scorpio, the zodiacal sign," s.v. scorpion OED. KEY: scorpioun@n **scorpioun** n 10 scorpio 1 scorpion 1 scorpioun 7 scorpius 1 **Scot** n.(1) "Scot, inhabitant of Scotland," s.v. Scot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: scot@n1 **scot** n1 1 scottes 1 **Scot** n.(3) "Scot, name of a horse," proper n. KEY: scot@n3#propn **scot** n3#propn 2 scot 2 **Scotlond-ward** n. "the direction of Scotland"; not in OED; s.v. Scot-lond n. MED. KEY: scotlond-ward@n **scotlond-ward** n 1 scotlond-ward 1 **scouren** v.(2) "scour, polish; scourge, beat," s.v. scour v.\\2 OED. KEY: scouren@v2 **scouren** v2 2 scoure 1 scoured 1 **scourge** n. "scourge, whip," s.v. scourge sb. OED. KEY: scourge@n **scourge** n 2 scourge 1 scourges 1 **scourgen** v. "(ppl.) scourged, whipped," s.v. scourge v. OED. KEY: scourgen@v **scourgen** v 1 scourged 1 **scourginge** ger.(2) "scourging, whipping; chastisement," s.v. scourging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: scourginge@ger2 **scourginge** ger2 2 scourging 1 scourgynge 1 **scrapen** v. "scrape," s.v. scrape v. OED. KEY: scrapen@v **scrapen** v 1 scrape 1 **scrippe** n. "bag, pilgrim's satchel," s.v. scrip sb.\\1 OED. KEY: scrippe@n **scrippe** n 3 scrippe 2 scrippes 1 **scripture** n. "written record; inscription; book," s.v. scripture sb. OED. KEY: scripture@n **scripture** n 4 scripture 3 scriptures 1 **scrite** n. "written document," s.v. scrite OED. KEY: scrite@n **scrite** n 2 scrit 2 **scrivein** n. "scrivener, scribe," s.v. scrivein, -eyn OED. KEY: scrivein@n **scrivein** n 1 scriveyn 1 **scrivenish** adv. "in the manner of a scrivener"; not in OED; cf. scrivenliche adv. OED. KEY: scrivenish@adv **scrivenish** adv 1 scryvenyssh 1 **sculle** n. "skull," s.v. skull\\1 OED. KEY: sculle@n **sculle** n 2 skulle 2 **se** n.(1) "sea, ocean," s.v. sea sb. OED. KEY: se@n1 **se** n1 127 se 29 see 98 **se** n.(2) "seat, chair; throne," s.v. see sb.\\1 OED. KEY: se@n2 **se** n2 5 see 3 sees 2 **sechen** v. "seek, look for; search out, hunt; examine; ask, beseech," s.v. seek v. OED. KEY: sechen@v **sechen** v 145 seche 18 sechen 2 secheth 1 seeche 1 seek 2 seeke 2 seeken 1 sek 1 seke 34 seken 33 sekestow 1 seketh 18 sekith 2 soght 2 soghte 7 sought 6 soughte 12 soughten 2 **sechinge** ger. "seeking," s.v. seeking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sechinge@ger **sechinge** ger 1 sekynge 1 **second** num. "(as adj. and n.) second," s.v. second a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: second@num\_adj second@num\_n **second** num\_adj 41 seconde 24 secounde 4 secunde 13 **second** num\_n 3 seconde 3 **seconde** n. "second, part of a minute," s.v. second sb.\\1 OED. KEY: seconde@n **seconde** n 2 secundes 2 **secondli** adv. "secondly," s.v. secondly adv. OED. KEY: secondli@adv **secondli** adv 3 secoundely 3 **secre** adj. "secret, confidential; discreet, able to keep a secret; (as adv.) secretly," s.v. secre a. and sb. OED. KEY: secre@adj secre@adj#adv **secre** adj#adv 1 secree 1 **secre** adj 25 secre 6 secree 19 **secre** n. "secret; private affairs; hidden part," s.v. secre a. and sb. OED. KEY: secre@n **secre** n 6 secre 1 secree 5 **secreli** adv. "secretly," s.v. secrely adv. OED. KEY: secreli@adv **secreli** adv 5 secreely 2 secrely 3 **secrenesse** n. "secrecy, secrets," s.v. secreness OED. KEY: secrenesse@n **secrenesse** n 1 secreenesse 1 **secret** adj. "secret, confidential; discreet, able to keep a secret," s.v. secret a. and sb. OED. KEY: secret@adj **secret** adj 3 secret 3 **secret** n. "secret," s.v. secret a. and sb. OED. KEY: secret@n **secret** n 2 secretes 1 secretis 1 **secte** n. "sect; kind, sort," s.v. sect sb.\\1 OED. KEY: secte@n **secte** n 4 secte 3 sekte 1 **secula** Lat. n. "centuries." KEY: secula@lat\_n **secula** lat\_n 1 secula 1 **seculere** adj. "secular, lay; of the secular clergy," s.v. seculer adj. and sb. OED. KEY: seculere@adj **seculere** adj 3 seculeer 1 seculer 2 **seculere** n. "secular clergy," s.v. secular adj. and sb. OED. KEY: seculere@n **seculere** n 1 seculeer 1 **secundo** Lat. num. "second, second chapter." KEY: secundo@lat\_num **secundo** lat\_num 2 secunda 1 secundo 1 **sed** n. "seed, grain; ancestry; descendents," s.v. seed sb. OED. KEY: sed@n **sed** n 22 sed 1 sedes 1 seed 17 seedes 3 **seden** v. "produce seed, prove fruitful," s.v. seed v. OED. KEY: seden@v **seden** v 1 sede 1 **sed-foul** n. "seed-fowl, seed-eating bird," s.v. seed sb. OED, sed n. MED. KEY: sed-foul@n **sed-foul** n 2 sed-foul 2 **sege** n.(2) "seat, throne; siege," s.v. siege sb. OED. KEY: sege@n2 **sege** n2 12 seege 3 sege 8 siege 1 **seien** v.(1) "say, speak, tell," s.v. say v.\\1 OED. KEY: seien@v1 **seien** v1 2815 saie 1 saien 1 saistow 1 saith 4 say 26 sayd 16 sayde 36 sayden 1 saye 6 sayed 1 sayede 1 sayen 2 sayn 26 sayne 1 says 1 sayth 2 seid 13 seide 66 seiden 3 seidest 9 seie 14 seien 3 sein 6 seist 18 seistow 12 seith 497 sen 1 sey 100 seyd 136 seyde 700 seyden 35 seydest 10 seydestow 4 seye 364 seyen 14 seyest 1 seyeth 4 seyn 594 seyne 34 seyst 17 seystou 1 seystow 4 seyth 28 sygge 1 **seile** n. "sail," s.v. sail sb.\\1 OED. KEY: seile@n **seile** n 13 sayl 5 sayles 3 seyl 4 seyles 1 **seilen** v. "sail," s.v. sail v.\\1 OED. KEY: seilen@v **seilen** v 29 saille 6 sailleth 2 saillynge 1 sayle 5 saylede 1 saylen 1 sayleth 4 saylle 2 saylynge 1 seillynge 1 seyled 2 seyllynge 1 seylynge 1 yseyled 1 **seilinge** ger. "(as adj.) suitable for masts," s.v. sailing ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: seilinge@ger#adj **seilinge** ger#adj 1 saylynge 1 **seinge** ger. "seeing," s.v. seeing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: seinge@ger **seinge** ger 1 seynge 1 **Seint-Denis** n. "Seint-Denis, near Paris," place name; not in MED. KEY: seint-denis@n#propn **seint-denis** n#propn 5 seint-denys 5 **seinte** adj. "saint," s.v. saint a. and sb. OED. KEY: seinte@adj **seinte** adj 201 saint 1 saynt 1 seint 161 seinte 21 seynt 14 seynte 3 **seinte** n. "saint," s.v. saint a. and sb. OED. KEY: seinte@n **seinte** n 18 seint 2 seintes 11 seynt 2 seyntes 2 seyntis 1 **Seint-Jame** n. "Santiago de Compostela, in Spain," place name; s.v. Jame n. MED. KEY: seint-jame@n#propn **seint-jame** n#propn 1 seint-jame 1 **seintuarie** n. "sanctuary; sacred object, relic of a saint," s.v. sanctuary sb.\\1 OED. KEY: seintuarie@n **seintuarie** n 3 seintuarie 2 seyntewarie 1 **Seis** n. "Ceyx, husband of Alcyone (Halcyone)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: seis@n#propn **seis** n#propn 7 ceys 1 seys 6 **seisen** v. "seize, take; put in possession," s.v. seize v. OED. KEY: seisen@v **seisen** v 3 sese 1 sesed 2 **selde** adj. "(with time) seldom, rarely," s.v. seld adv. and a. OED. KEY: selde@adj **selde** adj 1 seelde 1 **selde** adv. "seldom," s.v. seld adv. and a. OED. KEY: selde@adv **selde** adv 13 seeld 1 seelde 3 selde 6 zeeld 1 zelde 2 **seldene** adv. "seldom," s.v. seldom adv. and a. OED. KEY: seldene@adv **seldene** adv 2 seelden 1 seldom 1 **sele** n.(1) "happiness, good fortune," s.v. sele sb. OED. KEY: sele@n1 **sele** n1 1 seel 1 **sele** n.(3) "seal (on a document)," s.v. seal sb.\\2 OED. KEY: sele@n3 **sele** n3 6 seel 5 selys 1 **selen** v. "affix a seal (on a document); legally bind together (hearts)," s.v. seal v.\\1 OED. KEY: selen@v **selen** v 3 seled 2 seleth 1 **self** adj., n., & pron. "(as adj. and pron.) self," s.v. self pron., a., and sb. OED. KEY: self@adj self@pron **self** adj 20 self 2 selve 17 selven 1 **self** pron 1 selve 1 **seli** adj. "happy, innocent; holy; ignorant, gullible; wretched, hapless," s.v. seely a. OED. KEY: seli@adj **seli** adj 44 sely 44 **selili** adv. "happily," s.v. seelily adv. OED. KEY: selili@adv **selili** adv 1 zelily 1 **selinesse** n. "happiness," s.v. seeliness OED. KEY: selinesse@n **selinesse** n 3 selynesse 3 **sellen** v. "sell," s.v. sell v. OED. KEY: sellen@v **sellen** v 26 selle 17 sellen 4 selleth 1 solde 2 soold 2 **sellere** n. "seller," s.v. seller\\1 OED. KEY: sellere@n **sellere** n 1 selleres 1 **semblable** adj. "similar," s.v. semblable a. and (sb.) OED. KEY: semblable@adj **semblable** adj 25 semblable 24 semlable 1 **semblaunce** n. "semblance, appearance; likeness," s.v. semblance OED. KEY: semblaunce@n **semblaunce** n 4 semblance 1 semblaunce 3 **semblaunt** n. "semblance, outward appearance," s.v. semblant sb. OED. KEY: semblaunt@n **semblaunt** n 15 semblant 8 semblaunt 7 **seme** n.(1) "seam," s.v. seam sb.\\1 OED. KEY: seme@n1 **seme** n1 1 semes 1 **semeli** adj. "seemly, pleasing; well qualified," s.v. seemly a. OED. KEY: semeli@adj **semeli** adj 10 semelieste 1 semely 8 semly 1 **semeli** adv. "pleasingly, becomingly; skilfully," s.v. seemly adv. OED. KEY: semeli@adv **semeli** adv 4 semely 3 semyly 1 **semelihede** n. "seemliness, attractiveness," s.v. seemlihead OED. KEY: semelihede@n **semelihede** n 2 semelyhede 2 **semelinesse** n. "seemliness, graciousness," s.v. seemliness OED. KEY: semelinesse@n **semelinesse** n 1 semelynesse 1 **semen** v.(2) "seem, appear to be, appear," s.v. seem v.\\2 OED. KEY: semen@v2 **semen** v2 244 seeme 1 seemed 1 seme 38 semed 53 semede 16 semeden 5 semen 24 semest 2 semeth 98 semith 1 semyde 2 semyth 3 **semi** adj. "soft, gentle," s.v. semy a. OED. KEY: semi@adj **semi** adj 2 semy 2 **semicope** n. "short cloak," s.v. semicope OED. KEY: semicope@n **semicope** n 1 semycope 1 **seminge** ger. "appearance; judgement of appearances," s.v. seeming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: seminge@ger **seminge** ger 3 semynge 3 **Semirame** n. "Semiramus, queen of Assyria," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: semirame@n#propn **semirame** n#propn 3 semyrame 1 semyramis 1 semyramus 1 **sen** v.(1) "see; look upon; understand, realize; look after, watch over; (with lat) ascertain, find out," s.v. see v. OED; cf. isen v.(1). KEY: sen@v1 **sen** v1 1113 saigh 1 saugh 223 saughe 4 saw 39 sawe 10 sawen 1 sawgh 20 sawhe 1 say 40 saye 3 sayn 2 se 225 see 149 seen 164 seene 10 seest 10 seestow 6 seeth 29 seie 1 seigh 5 seith 1 sen 55 sene 31 sestow 4 seth 9 sey 8 seye 4 seyen 5 seyn 45 seyng 1 sigh 3 sy 1 sye 1 syen 2 **senate** n. "the Roman senate," s.v. senate OED. KEY: senate@n **senate** n 9 senat 9 **senatorie** n. "Roman senatorial rank," s.v. senatory sb.\\1 OED. KEY: senatorie@n **senatorie** n 1 senatorie 1 **senatour** n. "Roman senator," s.v. senator OED. KEY: senatour@n **senatour** n 23 senatour 13 senatoures 3 senatours 7 **senden** v.(2) "send," s.v. send v.\\1 OED. KEY: senden@v2 **senden** v2 181 send 1 sende 67 senden 5 sendeth 6 sent 40 sente 61 senten 1 **Senec** n. "Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Roman author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: senec@n#propn **senec** n#propn 35 senec 16 seneca 7 senek 11 senekke 1 **Senecciens** n. pl. "followers of Seneca"; not in OED. KEY: senecciens@n **senecciens** n 1 senecciens 1 **sengen** v. "singe, burn lightly, broil; (ppl. adj.) broiled," s.v. singe v. OED, singed ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: sengen@v sengen@v#adj **sengen** v#adj 1 seynd 1 **sengen** v 1 senge 1 **sengle** adj. "single, unmarried," s.v. single a. OED. KEY: sengle@adj **sengle** adj 2 sengle 2 **sengli** adv. "singly, only," s.v. singly adv. OED. KEY: sengli@adv **sengli** adv 1 sengly 1 **Senior** n. "Senior, an alchemical treatise," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: senior@n#propn **senior** n#propn 1 senior 1 **senith** n. "(astro.) zenith," s.v. zenith OED. KEY: senith@n **senith** n 21 cenith 2 cenyth 18 senith 1 **sense** n. "sense, meaning," s.v. sense sb. OED. KEY: sense@n **sense** n 1 sens 1 **sensibilite** n. "sensible image, perception," s.v. sensibility OED. KEY: sensibilite@n **sensibilite** n 1 sensibilities 1 **sensible** adj. "sensible, perceptible; capable of perception," s.v. sensible a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: sensible@adj **sensible** adj 12 sensible 12 **sensualite** n. "sensuality, physical appetite," s.v. sensuality OED. KEY: sensualite@n **sensualite** n 9 sensualitee 9 **sentement** n. "sentiment, emotion, feeling; capacity of feeling," s.v. sentiment OED. KEY: sentement@n **sentement** n 5 sentement 5 **sentence** n. "meaning, significance; substance, essential meaning; subject, theme; understanding, intelligence; maxim, authoritative saying; opinion; verdict, judgement," s.v. sentence sb. OED. KEY: sentence@n **sentence** n 96 sentence 88 sentences 8 **Septe** n. "Septe, a mountain range in Morocco," place name; not in MED. KEY: septe@n#propn **septe** n#propn 1 septe 1 **Septembre** n. "September, the month," s.v. September OED. KEY: septembre@n **septembre** n 2 september 1 septembre 1 **septentrional** adj. "(astro.) northern," s.v. septentrional a., sb. OED. KEY: septentrional@adj **septentrional** adj 2 septemtrional 1 septemtrionals 1 **septentrione** n. "north; (pl.) the northern constellations," s.v. septentrion sb. and a. OED. KEY: septentrione@n **septentrione** n 2 septemtrioun 1 septemtryones 1 **sepulcre** n. "sepulcher, tomb," s.v. sepulchre sb. OED. KEY: sepulcre@n **sepulcre** n 1 sepulcre 1 **sepulture** n. "sepulcher, tomb; burial," s.v. sepulture sb. OED. KEY: sepulture@n **sepulture** n 7 sepulture 7 **Serapion** n. "Serapion (exact identity unsure), an Arabic medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: serapion@n#propn **serapion** n#propn 1 serapion 1 **serchen** v. "go about, overrun; analyze," s.v. search v. OED. KEY: serchen@v **serchen** v 2 serchen 2 **sergeaunt** n. "officer of a court; (with of the Lawe) high-ranking barrister," s.v. sergeant, serjeant sb. OED. KEY: sergeaunt@n **sergeaunt** n 12 sergeant 10 sergeantz 2 **serie** n. "sequence of arguments, discussion," s.v. serie OED. KEY: serie@n **serie** n 1 serye 1 **seriousli** adv. "in detail," s.v. seriously adv.\\1 OED. KEY: seriousli@adv **seriousli** adv 1 ceriously 1 **serment** n. "oath," s.v. serment OED. KEY: serment@n **serment** n 1 serement 1 **sermoun** n. "sermon, discourse," s.v. sermon sb. OED. KEY: sermoun@n **sermoun** n 9 sarmoun 1 sermon 2 sermons 1 sermoun 5 **sermounen** v. "give a sermon, preach," s.v. sermon v. OED. KEY: sermounen@v **sermounen** v 1 sermone 1 **sermouninge** ger. "sermonizing, preaching," s.v. sermoning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sermouninge@ger **sermouninge** ger 4 sermonyng 3 sermounynge 1 **serpent** n. "serpent," s.v. serpent sb. OED. KEY: serpent@n **serpent** n 19 serpent 17 serpentes 1 serpents 1 **servage** n. "servitude, bondage," s.v. servage OED. KEY: servage@n **servage** n 13 servage 13 **servaunt** n. "servant," s.v. servant sb. OED. KEY: servaunt@n **servaunt** n 72 servant 32 servantes 2 servantz 15 servaunt 12 servauntes 1 servaunts 2 servauntz 8 **serven** v.(1) "serve, be of service; deal with, treat; (ppl. adj.) served," s.v. serve v.\\1 OED. KEY: serven@v1 serven@v1#adj **serven** v1#adj 1 yserved 1 **serven** v1 135 serve 68 served 21 servede 1 serven 22 serveth 18 servynge 2 yserved 3 **servisable** adj. "willing to serve, helpful," s.v. serviceable a. OED. KEY: servisable@adj **servisable** adj 4 servysable 4 **servise** n. "servitude; labor, service; devotion, service as a lover; religious service; service or courses at a meal," s.v. service\\1 OED. KEY: servise@n **servise** n 95 service 25 servise 18 servyce 9 servyse 43 **servitour** n. "servant," s.v. servitor OED. KEY: servitour@n **servitour** n 1 servitour 1 **servitute** n. "servitude, bondage," s.v. servitute OED. KEY: servitute@n **servitute** n 2 servitute 2 **sesoun** n. "season of the year; time of ripeness; time," s.v. season sb. OED. KEY: sesoun@n **sesoun** n 28 seson 10 sesons 1 sesoun 16 sesouns 1 **sessioun** n. "judicial session," s.v. session sb. OED. KEY: sessioun@n **sessioun** n 1 sessiouns 1 **sete** n.(2) "seat, throne; residence; place, region (of the earth)," s.v. seat sb. OED. KEY: sete@n2 **sete** n2 16 seete 6 seetes 2 seetis 1 sete 7 **setewale** n. "zedoary, a ginger-like spice," s.v. setwall OED. KEY: setewale@n **setewale** n 3 cetewale 2 setewale 1 **sethen** v.(1) "boil; (ppl. adj.) seethed, boiled," s.v. seethe v. OED, sodden pa. pple., ppl. a., and sb. OED. KEY: sethen@v1 sethen@v1#adj **sethen** v1#adj 2 sode 1 soden 1 **sethen** v1 2 seeth 1 sethe 1 **setlen** v. "(ppl.) settled, stabilized," s.v. settle v. OED, setlen v. MED. KEY: setlen@v **setlen** v 1 ysatled 1 **setten** v. "set, put; (reflex.) sit down; (pass.) be seated; arrange, set, assign; value; assume; (with howve, cappe) deceive; (ppl. adj.) set, assigned," s.v. set v. OED, set ppl. a. OED. KEY: setten@v setten@v#adj **setten** v#adj 4 set 4 **setten** v 274 set 129 sett 5 sette 126 setten 10 setteth 3 settith 1 **settinge** ger. "setting, putting in place," s.v. setting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: settinge@ger **settinge** ger 1 settyng 1 **seu** n.(1) "(pl.) foods, types of stews or broths," s.v. sew sb.\\1 OED. KEY: seu@n1 **seu** n1 1 sewes 1 **seuen** v.(1) "ensue, follow; pursue; (ppl. adj.) fitting, proportionate," s.v. sue v. OED, suing ppl. a. OED. KEY: seuen@v1 seuen@v1#adj **seuen** v1#adj 1 sewynge 1 **seuen** v1 6 sewe 2 sewed 1 seweth 2 suwe 1 **seuen** v.(2) "sew," s.v. sew v.\\1 OED. KEY: seuen@v2 **seuen** v2 6 sewid 1 sowe 2 sowed 3 **seur** adj. "sure, confident," s.v. sure a. and adv. OED. KEY: seur@adj **seur** adj 2 seur 2 **seur** adv. "surely," s.v. sure a. and adv. OED. KEY: seur@adv **seur** adv 2 seur 2 **seurli** adv. "surely," s.v. surely adv. OED. KEY: seurli@adv **seurli** adv 2 seurely 1 surely 1 **seurte** n. "assurance, safety; pledge, safeguard," s.v. surety sb. OED. KEY: seurte@n **seurte** n 13 seurete 1 seuretee 4 seurte 1 seurtee 1 suerte 2 surete 1 suretee 3 **seven** num. "(as adj. and n.) seven," s.v. seven a. and sb. OED. KEY: seven@num\_adj seven@num\_n **seven** num\_adj 27 seven 9 sevene 18 **seven** num\_n 6 seven 1 sevene 5 **seventene** num. "(as n.) seventeen," s.v. seventeen a. and sb. OED. KEY: seventene@num\_n **seventene** num\_n 1 seventene 1 **seventhe** num. "(as adj. and n.) seventh," s.v. seventh a. and sb. OED. KEY: seventhe@num\_adj seventhe@num\_n **seventhe** num\_adj 4 seventh 1 seventhe 3 **seventhe** num\_n 1 seventhe 1 **sexe** n. "sex," s.v. sex sb. OED. KEY: sexe@n **sexe** n 1 sexes 1 **sexteine** n. "sexton," s.v. sexton OED. KEY: sexteine@n **sexteine** n 2 sexteyn 2 **sexto** Lat. num. "sixth (chapter)." KEY: sexto@lat\_num **sexto** lat\_num 1 sexto 1 **shade** n. "shade, shaded place," s.v. shade sb. OED. KEY: shade@n **shade** n 2 shade 2 **shadwe** n. "shadow; (astro.) crepuscle, twilight," s.v. shadow sb. OED. KEY: shadwe@n **shadwe** n 22 schadowe 1 schadwes 2 shadewe 2 shadewes 1 shadowe 3 shadwe 13 **shadwen** v. "(ppl.) shaded," s.v. shadow v. OED. KEY: shadwen@v **shadwen** v 3 shadewed 1 shadowid 1 yshadwed 1 **shadwi** adj. "shadowy," s.v. shadowy a. OED. KEY: shadwi@adj **shadwi** adj 1 schadwy 1 **shadwinge** ger. "shade, shaded place," s.v. shadowing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: shadwinge@ger **shadwinge** ger 1 shadowing 1 **shafte** n.(2) "shaft (of a spear or arrow); stick," s.v. shaft sb.\\2 OED. KEY: shafte@n2 **shafte** n2 4 shaft 2 shaftes 2 **shaken** v. "shake, tremble; clean by shaking; shake out (coins)," s.v. shake v. OED. KEY: shaken@v **shaken** v 18 ischaken 1 shake 6 shaken 1 shaketh 3 shakynge 1 shok 1 shoken 2 shook 3 **shale** n. "shell (of a nut)," s.v. shale sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shale@n **shale** n 1 shale 1 **shalemie** n. "shawm, an oboe-like musical instrument," s.v. shawm sb. OED. KEY: shalemie@n **shalemie** n 1 shalemyes 1 **shame** n. "shame, disgrace; harm; fear of disgrace; modesty, embarrassment; shameful action or situation," s.v. shame sb. OED. KEY: shame@n#propn shame@n **shame** n 117 schame 7 shame 105 shames 5 **shame** n#propn 1 shame 1 **shamefaste** adj. "fearful of shame; modest, humble; ashamed, embarrassed," s.v. shamefast a. OED. KEY: shamefaste@adj **shamefaste** adj 8 schamefast 1 shamefast 7 **shamefastnesse** n. "sense of shame, remorse; modesty," s.v. shamefastness OED. KEY: shamefastnesse@n **shamefastnesse** n 4 shamefastnesse 4 **shamefulle** adj. "shameful," s.v. shameful a. OED. KEY: shamefulle@adj **shamefulle** adj 6 shameful 5 shamful 1 **shamen** v. "feel shame; disgrace, bring shame on," s.v. shame v. OED. KEY: shamen@v **shamen** v 7 shame 1 shamed 3 shamen 1 shameth 1 yshamed 1 **shape** n. "shape, form," s.v. shape sb. OED. KEY: shape@n **shape** n 22 shap 22 **shapen** v. "shape, create, fashion; devise (a plan), arrange matters; prepare; intend; appoint, ordain; destine," s.v. shape v. OED. KEY: shapen@v **shapen** v 89 schapeth 1 shape 19 shapen 36 shapeth 5 shapith 1 shapyn 1 shapynge 1 shoop 15 shop 8 shopen 2 **shapli** adj. "suitable, likely," s.v. shapely a. OED. KEY: shapli@adj **shapli** adj 2 shaply 2 **share** n.(1) "plowshare," s.v. share sb.\\1 OED. KEY: share@n1 **share** n1 1 shaar 1 **sharp** adj. "sharp (of point or edge); tart, spicy; harsh, painful; intense; incisive, keen (of understanding)," s.v. sharp a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sharp@adj **sharp** adj 44 scharp 1 scharpe 2 sharp 24 sharpe 16 sharppe 1 **sharpe** adv. "sharply, keenly; loudly, shrilly," s.v. sharp adv. OED. KEY: sharpe@adv **sharpe** adv 6 sharpe 6 **sharpen** v. "sharpen," s.v. sharp v. OED. KEY: sharpen@v **sharpen** v 1 sharpeth 1 **sharpli** adv. "sharply, harshly," s.v. sharply adv. OED. KEY: sharpli@adv **sharpli** adv 3 sharply 3 **sharpnesse** n. "harshness," s.v. sharpness OED. KEY: sharpnesse@n **sharpnesse** n 1 scharpnesse 1 **shaue** n. "wood, grove," s.v. shaw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shaue@n **shaue** n 3 shawe 3 **shaven** v. "shave (a beard); sharpen; shaved (stripped) of money," s.v. shave v. OED. KEY: shaven@v **shaven** v 8 shave 5 shaven 1 yshave 2 **shavinge** ger. "shaving, thin bit," s.v. shaving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: shavinge@ger **shavinge** ger 1 shaving 1 **she-ape** n. "female ape," s.v. she pers. pron., 3rd sing. fem. nom. OED, she pron. MED. KEY: she-ape@n **she-ape** n 1 she-ape 1 **she** pron. "she (as pron. and indef. pron.)," s.v. she pers. pron., 3rd sing. fem. nom. OED. KEY: she@pron **she** pron 2580 sche 252 sh 2 she 2314 shee 12 **shede** n. "parting of the hair, top of the head," s.v. shed sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shede@n **shede** n 2 shode 2 **sheden** v. "shed; emit, put forth; scatter," s.v. shed v.\\1 OED. KEY: sheden@v **sheden** v 7 schad 2 sched 1 shadde 1 shedde 1 sheden 1 shedeth 1 **Sheene** n. "Sheen, royal residence at Sheen (now Richmond) in Surrey," place name; not in MED. KEY: sheene@n#propn **sheene** n#propn 1 sheene 1 **shef** n. "sheaf (of grain); sheaf (of arrows)," s.v. sheaf sb. OED. KEY: shef@n **shef** n 4 sheef 2 shef 1 sheves 1 **Sheffeld** n. "(as adj.) from Sheffield, in Yorkshire," place name. KEY: sheffeld@n#propn\_adj **sheffeld** n#propn\_adj 1 sheffeld 1 **sheld** n. "shield; protection; ecu, a French coin," s.v. shield sb. OED. KEY: sheld@n **sheld** n 17 scheeld 1 sheeld 7 sheeldes 4 sheld 5 **shelden** v. "protect against, forbid," s.v. shield v. OED. KEY: shelden@v **shelden** v 14 shelde 1 shilde 13 **shelfe** n. "shelf," s.v. shelf sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shelfe@n **shelfe** n 1 shelves 1 **shelle-fishe** n. "shell-fish," s.v. shell-fish OED, shelle n. MED. KEY: shelle-fishe@n **shelle-fishe** n 3 schellefyssche 3 **shenchen** v. "pour," s.v. shench, shenk v. OED. KEY: shenchen@v **shenchen** v 1 shynketh 1 **shenden** v. "injure, harm; ruin, destroy; corrupt; disgrace, shame, defile; reproach," s.v. shend v.\\1 OED. KEY: shenden@v **shenden** v 30 schent 1 shende 12 shenden 2 shendeth 2 shent 8 shente 5 **shendshipe** n. "disgrace, shame," s.v. shendship OED. KEY: shendshipe@n **shendshipe** n 1 shendshipe 1 **shene** adj. "bright, beautiful," s.v. sheen a. OED. KEY: shene@adj **shene** adj 26 sheene 10 shene 16 **shene** adv. "brightly," s.v. sheen a. OED. KEY: shene@adv **shene** adv 2 sheene 1 shene 1 **shep** n. "sheep," s.v. sheep sb. OED. KEY: shep@n **shep** n 18 sheep 17 shepes 1 **shep-herde** n. "shepherd," s.v. shepherd sb. OED. KEY: shep-herde@n **shep-herde** n 5 sheepherdes 1 shepherde 4 **shere** n.(1) "shears, scissors," s.v. shear sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shere@n1 **shere** n1 4 sheere 1 shere 1 sheres 2 **sheren** v. "shear, cut (hair); trim (horse's mane)," s.v. shear v. OED. KEY: sheren@v **sheren** v 5 shere 1 shorn 2 yshore 1 yshorn 1 **sheringe-hok** n. "(pl.) tools for cutting riggings of ships," s.v. shearing vbl. sb. OED, sheringe ger. MED. KEY: sheringe-hok@n **sheringe-hok** n 1 sherynge-hokes 1 **shete** n.(2) "sheet, bedsheet; piece of cloth," s.v. sheet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shete@n2 **shete** n2 7 sheete 2 sheetes 2 shete 2 shetes 1 **sheten** v. "shoot," s.v. shoot v. OED. KEY: sheten@v **sheten** v 9 sheete 1 shete 3 sheten 3 shetith 1 shette 1 **shetere** n. "(as adj.) suited for making bows," s.v. shooter OED. KEY: shetere@n#adj **shetere** n#adj 1 shetere 1 **shethe** n.(1) "sheath," s.v. sheath\\1 OED. KEY: shethe@n1 **shethe** n1 4 shethe 4 **sheuen** v.(1) "show, display; reveal, set forth; appear; (inf.) to behold, to be seen; pretend; (ppl. adj.) open to view, evident," s.v. show v. OED, showing ppl. a. OED; cf. isheuen v. KEY: sheuen@v1 sheuen@v1#adj **sheuen** v1#adj 3 schewynge 3 **sheuen** v1 256 schew 1 schewe 14 schewed 16 schewede 1 schewedest 1 schewedestow 1 schewen 10 scheweth 29 schewid 2 schewith 2 schewyd 10 schewynge 2 shew 2 shewe 57 shewed 42 shewede 3 shewen 27 sheweth 17 shewid 4 shewide 1 shewith 12 shewynge 2 **sheuinge** ger. "showing, revealing," s.v. showing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sheuinge@ger **sheuinge** ger 4 schewynge 1 shewynge 3 **she-wolf** n. "female wolf," s.v. she pers. pro., 3rd sing. fem. nom. OED, she pron. MED. KEY: she-wolf@n **she-wolf** n 1 she-wolf 1 **shiften** v. "provide, assign," s.v. shift v. OED. KEY: shiften@v **shiften** v 2 shifte 2 **shimeringe** ger. "shimmering," s.v. shimmering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: shimeringe@ger **shimeringe** ger 1 shymeryng 1 **shine** n.(1) "shin," s.v. shin sb. OED. KEY: shine@n1 **shine** n1 2 shyne 1 shynes 1 **shinen** v. "shine; (ppl. adj.) shining," s.v. shine v. OED, shining ppl. a. OED. KEY: shinen@v shinen@v#adj **shinen** v#adj 4 schynynge 3 shynyng 1 **shinen** v 74 schyn 1 schyne 1 schynen 5 schyneth 4 schynynge 2 shine 2 shineth 2 shon 7 shone 1 shoon 23 shoone 1 shyne 6 shyned 1 shynede 1 shynen 5 shyneth 8 shynyng 3 shynynge 1 **shininge** ger. "shining, radiance; beauty; brilliance, renown," s.v. shining vbl. sb. OED. KEY: shininge@ger **shininge** ger 11 schynynge 8 shynyng 2 shynynge 1 **ship** n. "ship, boat," s.v. ship sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ship@n **ship** n 69 schipes 1 schippes 1 ship 37 shipe 3 shipes 8 shippe 3 shippes 16 **shipe** n. "payment, wages," s.v. shipe sb. OED. KEY: shipe@n **shipe** n 2 shepe 1 shipe 1 **shipene** n. "cattle shed," s.v. shippon, -en OED. KEY: shipene@n **shipene** n 2 shepne 1 shipnes 1 **ship-man** n. "shipman," s.v. shipman OED. KEY: ship-man@n **ship-man** n 5 shipman 3 shipmen 2 **shire** n. "shire," s.v. shire sb. OED. KEY: shire@n **shire** n 4 shire 3 shires 1 **shir-reve** n. "sheriff," s.v. sheriff OED. KEY: shir-reve@n **shir-reve** n 1 shirreve 1 **shirte** n. "shirt," s.v. shirt sb. OED. KEY: shirte@n **shirte** n 20 sherte 19 shertes 1 **shiten** v. "(ppl. adj.) covered with excrement," s.v. shitten a. OED. KEY: shiten@v#adj **shiten** v#adj 1 shiten 1 **shitten** v. "shut," s.v. shut v. OED. KEY: shitten@v **shitten** v 32 ischet 1 shet 4 shett 1 shette 21 shetten 2 yshette 3 **shittinge** ger. "shutting," s.v. shutting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: shittinge@ger **shittinge** ger 1 shittyng 1 **shivere** n. "slice," s.v. shiver sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shivere@n **shivere** n 1 shyvere 1 **shiveren** v. "shatter, splinter," s.v. shiver v.\\1 OED. KEY: shiveren@v **shiveren** v 1 shyveren 1 **sho** n. "shoe," s.v. shoe sb. OED. KEY: sho@n **sho** n 9 sho 3 shoes 2 shoo 1 shoon 2 shoos 1 **shon** v. "(ppl.) shod, wearing shoes," s.v. shod ppl. a. OED. KEY: shon@v **shon** v 3 shod 3 **shond** n.(1) "disgrace, shame," s.v. shond sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shond@n1 **shond** n1 2 shonde 2 **shoppe** n. "shop," s.v. shop sb. OED. KEY: shoppe@n **shoppe** n 5 shoppe 5 **short** adj. "short," s.v. short a. sb. and adv. OED. KEY: short@adj **short** adj 41 schort 2 schorte 1 schortere 1 short 22 shorte 12 shorter 1 shortest 1 shorteste 1 **short** n. "few words, brief account," s.v. short a. sb. and adv. OED. KEY: short@n **short** n 9 short 9 **shorte** adv. "briefly; (of breath) in short gasps," s.v. short adv. a. sb. and adv. OED. KEY: shorte@adv **shorte** adv 4 short 3 shorte 1 **shorten** v. "shorten," s.v. short v.\\1 OED. KEY: shorten@v **shorten** v 5 shorte 4 shorteth 1 **shortli** adv. "briefly, concisely; shortly, soon," s.v. shortly adv. OED. KEY: shortli@adv **shortli** adv 99 schortly 5 shortly 94 **shortnesse** n. "shortness (of length)," s.v. shortness OED. KEY: shortnesse@n **shortnesse** n 1 shortnesse 1 **short-sholdred** adj. "thick-set," s.v. shouldered ppl. a. OED, short adj. MED. KEY: short-sholdred@adj **short-sholdred** adj 1 short-sholdred 1 **shot** n. "missile, arrow," s.v. shot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shot@n **shot** n 3 shot 2 shotes 1 **shot-windoue** n. "window that opens," s.v. shot-window OED. KEY: shot-windoue@n **shot-windoue** n 2 shot-wyndowe 2 **shour** n. "shower, rain storm; battle, attack," s.v. shower sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shour@n **shour** n 10 shour 4 shoures 6 **shoute** n.(1) "shout," s.v. shout sb.\\2 OED. KEY: shoute@n1 **shoute** n1 1 shoutes 1 **shouten** v. "shout," s.v. shout v. OED. KEY: shouten@v **shouten** v 3 shoute 3 **shoutinge** ger. "shouting, shout," s.v. shouting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: shoutinge@ger **shoutinge** ger 3 shoutyng 2 shoutynge 1 **shouven** v. "shove, push; drive, move; place; spread about," s.v. shove v. OED. KEY: shouven@v **shouven** v 10 schouveth 1 shof 4 shove 3 shoven 1 yshove 1 **shouvinge** ger. "shoving, jostling," s.v. shoving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: shouvinge@ger **shouvinge** ger 1 showvyng 1 **shreden** v. "shred, cut up," s.v. shred v. OED. KEY: shreden@v **shreden** v 1 shredde 1 **shreue** n. "shrew, scold; scoundrel, evildoer; malignant planet," s.v. shrew sb.\\2 and a. OED. KEY: shreue@n **shreue** n 133 schrewe 3 schrewes 98 shrewe 18 shrewes 14 **shreued** adj. "wicked, evil," s.v. shrewd a. OED. KEY: shreued@adj **shreued** adj 7 schrewed 1 schrewide 1 shrewed 5 **shreuedli** adv. "harshly," s.v. shrewdly adv. OED. KEY: shreuedli@adv **shreuedli** adv 1 shrewedly 1 **shreuednesse** n. "wickedness, evil," s.v. shrewdness OED. KEY: shreuednesse@n **shreuednesse** n 21 schrewednesse 7 schrewednesses 3 schrewidnesse 2 schrewydnesse 1 shrewednesse 7 shrewednesses 1 **shreuen** v. "curse," s.v. shrew v. OED. KEY: shreuen@v **shreuen** v 6 shrewe 6 **shrift** n. "confession," s.v. shrift sb. OED. KEY: shrift@n **shrift** n 22 shrift 8 shrifte 12 shryfte 2 **shrifte-fader** n. "confessor," s.v. shrift-father OED, shrift n. MED. KEY: shrifte-fader@n **shrifte-fader** n 1 shrifte-fadres 1 **shrille** adj. "shrill," s.v. shrill a. and adv. OED. KEY: shrille@adj **shrille** adj 1 shrille 1 **shrimpe** n. "shrimp, puny person," s.v. shrimp OED. KEY: shrimpe@n **shrimpe** n 1 shrympes 1 **shrine** n. "shrine," s.v. shrine sb. OED. KEY: shrine@n **shrine** n 6 shryne 6 **shrinen** v. "(ppl.) enshrined," s.v. shrinen v. OED. KEY: shrinen@v **shrinen** v 2 shryned 2 **shrinken** v. "shrink," s.v. shrink v. OED. KEY: shrinken@v **shrinken** v 2 schronk 1 shrinke 1 **shriven** v. "confess, make confession," s.v. shrive v. OED. KEY: shriven@v **shriven** v 32 shriven 2 shryve 13 shryven 15 shryvest 1 shryveth 1 **shroud** n. "garment," s.v. shroud sb.\\1 OED. KEY: shroud@n **shroud** n 1 shroud 1 **shrouden** v. "(ppl.) clothed," s.v. shroud v.\\1 OED. KEY: shrouden@v **shrouden** v 1 shrouded 1 **shulder** n. "shoulder," s.v. shoulder sb. OED. KEY: shulder@n **shulder** n 17 scholdres 2 sholdres 1 shulder 3 shuldres 9 shuldris 2 **shulder-bon** n. "shoulder blade," s.v. shoulder-bone OED. KEY: shulder-bon@n **shulder-bon** n 2 sholder-boon 1 shulder-boon 1 **shulen** v.(1) "shall, ought, must; owe," s.v. shall OED. KEY: shulen@v1 **shulen** v1 2542 sal 9 schal 111 schalt 19 schaltow 2 scholde 33 scholden 12 scholdest 2 scholdestow 2 schollen 4 schul 1 schulde 31 schulden 5 schuldest 1 schulle 2 schullen 6 shal 1183 shall 10 shalt 181 shaltou 11 shaltow 29 shold 2 sholde 519 sholden 25 sholdest 12 sholdestou 1 sholdestow 4 shollen 3 shoolde 2 shoulde 1 shul 191 shuld 6 shulde 74 shulden 2 shuldest 2 shuldestow 1 shule 1 shull 2 shulle 9 shullen 27 shuln 4 **sibbe** adj. "akin, related," s.v. sib a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: sibbe@adj **sibbe** adj 2 sib 1 syb 1 **sibbe** n.(2) "kinsfolk," s.v. sib sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sibbe@n2 **sibbe** n2 1 syb 1 **Sibille** n. "the Cumnaean Sibyl," proper n. KEY: sibille@n#propn **sibille** n#propn 2 sibille 1 sybile 1 **sicamoure** n. "wood of the sycamore tree," s.v. sycamore OED. KEY: sicamoure@n **sicamoure** n 1 sycamour 1 **siclatoun** n. "fabric of silk and gold," s.v. ciclatoun OED. KEY: siclatoun@n **siclatoun** n 1 syklatoun 1 **side** n. "side; (with on every) on all sides, everywhere; behalf; part, party; (with on every) respect, in all ways; (with on no) in no way," s.v. side sb.\\1 OED. KEY: side@n **side** n 155 side 35 syde 111 sydes 8 sydis 1 **Sidingborne** n. "Sittingbourne, between Rochester and Canterbury," place name; not in MED. KEY: sidingborne@n#propn **sidingborne** n#propn 1 sidyngborne 1 **sien** v.(1) "fall down," s.v. sye v.\\1 OED. KEY: sien@v1 **sien** v1 1 sye 1 **siften** v. "(ppl.) sifted," s.v. sift v. OED. KEY: siften@v **siften** v 1 sifted 1 **sighe** n. "sigh," s.v. sigh sb. OED. KEY: sighe@n **sighe** n 1 sigh 1 **sighen** v. "sigh," s.v. sigh v. OED. KEY: sighen@v **sighen** v 1 sighed 1 **sighte** n. "sight, vision; power of sight," s.v. sight sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sighte@n **sighte** n 115 sight 10 sighte 79 syght 4 syghte 19 syghtes 3 **signal** n. "visible sign," s.v. signal sb. OED. KEY: signal@n **signal** n 2 signal 1 signals 1 **signe** n. "sign, indication; sign, gesture; sign of the zodiac," s.v. sign sb. OED. KEY: signe@n **signe** n 118 signe 63 signes 46 sygne 7 sygnes 2 **signet** n.(1) "signet ring," s.v. signet sb. OED. KEY: signet@n1 **signet** n1 1 signet 1 **Signifer** n. "the zodiac," s.v. Signifer OED. KEY: signifer@n **signifer** n 1 signifer 1 **signifiaunce** n. "significance, symbolic meaning; omen, portent," s.v. signifiance OED. KEY: signifiaunce@n **signifiaunce** n 5 signifiaunce 4 signyfiaunce 1 **significacioun** n. "signification (of the future), portent; indication; grammatical referent," s.v. signification OED. KEY: significacioun@n **significacioun** n 3 significacioun 2 significaciouns 1 **significaunce** n. "significance, meaning," s.v. significance OED. KEY: significaunce@n **significaunce** n 1 signyficaunce 1 **Significavit** n. "writ of imprisonment," s.v. Significavit OED. KEY: significavit@n **significavit** n 1 significavit 1 **signifien** v. "signify, symbolize," s.v. signify v. OED. KEY: signifien@v **signifien** v 11 signifie 2 signified 1 signifieth 5 signyfied 1 signyfyde 1 sygnifye 1 **sik** adj. "sick, ill; (as n.) sick person," s.v. sick a. and sb. OED. KEY: sik@adj sik@adj#n **sik** adj 48 seeke 1 sek 4 sik 10 sike 19 syk 12 syke 2 **sik** adj#n 4 sike 1 syke 3 **sik** n. "sickness," s.v. sick a. and sb. OED. KEY: sik@n **sik** n 1 syk 1 **sike** n. "sigh," s.v. sike sb.\\2 OED. KEY: sike@n **sike** n 22 sik 5 sikes 13 syk 2 sykes 2 **siken** v.(2) "sigh," s.v. sike v. OED. KEY: siken@v2 **siken** v2 47 sighte 9 sik 1 sike 9 siked 6 siken 1 siketh 9 syghte 2 syke 6 syked 1 syken 1 syketh 2 **siker** adj. "safe, secure; firm, stable; sure, true; assured, certain," s.v. sicker a. and adv. OED. KEY: siker@adj **siker** adj 29 siker 25 sikerer 1 syker 3 **siker** adv. "surely; confidently," s.v. sicker a. and adv. OED. KEY: siker@adv **siker** adv 5 siker 5 **sikeren** v. "(ppl.) promised, betrothed," s.v. sicker v.\\1 OED. KEY: sikeren@v **sikeren** v 1 sekered 1 **sikerli** adv. "surely, truly, certainly," s.v. sickerly adv. OED. KEY: sikerli@adv **sikerli** adv 35 sekirly 1 sikerly 26 sikirly 4 sykerly 4 **sikernesse** n. "security, safety; stability, certainty," s.v. sickerness OED. KEY: sikernesse@n **sikernesse** n 28 sekernes 1 sekernesse 2 sikernesse 20 sykernesse 5 **sikinge** ger. "sighing," s.v. siking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sikinge@ger **sikinge** ger 1 sikynge 1 **sikli** adj. "sickly, ill; (as adv.) with ill will," s.v. sickly a. OED. KEY: sikli@adj sikli@adj#adv **sikli** adj#adv 1 sikly 1 **sikli** adj 2 siklich 1 sikliche 1 **siknesse** n. "sickness, illness," s.v. sickness OED. KEY: siknesse@n **siknesse** n 22 seknesse 4 seknesses 1 sicknesse 1 siknesse 15 syknesse 1 **silence** n. "silence," s.v. silence sb. OED. KEY: silence@n **silence** n 3 silence 3 **silke** n. "silk," s.v. silk sb. and a. OED. KEY: silke@n **silke** n 14 silk 13 sylk 1 **Silla** n. "Scylla, daughter of Nisus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: silla@n#propn **silla** n#propn 1 silla 1 **sillable** n. "syllable," s.v. syllable sb. OED. KEY: sillable@n **sillable** n 2 silable 1 sillable 1 **sille** n.(1) "flooring," s.v. sill sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sille@n **sille** n 1 celle 1 **silver** adj. "silver," s.v. silver sb. and a. OED. KEY: silver@adj **silver** adj 3 silver 1 sylver 1 sylvre 1 **silver** n. "silver; silver money," s.v. silver sb. and a. OED. KEY: silver@n **silver** n 34 silver 34 **Simacus** n. "Quintus Aurelius Memmius Symmachus, Boethius' father-in-law," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: simacus@n#propn **simacus** n#propn 1 symacus 1 **similitude** n. "equal, counterpart; analogy; reply," s.v. similitude OED. KEY: similitude@n **similitude** n 4 similitude 2 simylitude 2 **Simkin** n. "Symkyn (dim. of Simon), the miller in RvT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: simkin@n#propn **simkin** n#propn 8 symkyn 8 **Simois** n. "Simois, a river near Troy," place name; not in MED. KEY: simois@n#propn **simois** n#propn 1 symois 1 **Simon** n.(1) "Simon the Pharisee (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: simon@n1#propn **simon** n1#propn 1 simon 1 **Simon** n.(2) "Simon (Magus), a sorcerer (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: simon@n2#propn **simon** n2#propn 2 simon 1 symon 1 **Simond** n. "Simon, the miller in the RvT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: simond@n#propn **simond** n#propn 4 symond 4 **simonial** n. "simonist, buyer or seller of church offices," s.v. simonial OED. KEY: simonial@n **simonial** n 1 symonyals 1 **simonie** n. "simony, buying or selling church offices," s.v. simony OED. KEY: simonie@n **simonie** n 5 symonye 5 **Simoun** n. "Saint Simon (identity uncertain)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: simoun@n#propn **simoun** n#propn 1 symoun 1 **simphonie** n. "hurdy-gurdy, a musical instrument," s.v. symphony OED. KEY: simphonie@n **simphonie** n 1 symphonye 1 **simple** adj. "simple; unaffected, modest; (of wit) weak; unrestricted, unconditional; single," s.v. simple a. and sb. OED. KEY: simple@adj **simple** adj 24 simple 5 symple 19 **simplesse** n. "simplicity (also as proper n., personified); modesty; unity," s.v. simplesse OED. KEY: simplesse@n simplesse@n#propn **simplesse** n 2 symplesse 2 **simplesse** n#propn 1 symplesse 1 **simpli** adv. "simply," s.v. simply adv. OED. KEY: simpli@adv **simpli** adv 6 simply 1 symplely 1 symply 4 **simplicite** n. "unity, immutability," s.v. simplicity n OED. KEY: simplicite@n **simplicite** n 15 simplicite 8 symplicite 7 **Simplicius** n. "Sulpicius (Gallus), a character in a tale by Valerius Maximus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: simplicius@n#propn **simplicius** n#propn 1 symplicius 1 **sin** conj. "since, since the time that; since, considering that," s.v. sin adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: sin@conj **sin** conj 240 sin 6 syn 234 **sin** prep. "since," s.v. sin adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: sin@prep **sin** prep 7 syn 7 **Sinai** n. "Mount Sinai, in Israel (and the Bible)" place name; not in MED. KEY: sinai@n#propn **sinai** n#propn 1 synay 1 **sineu** n. "sinew," s.v. sinew sb. OED. KEY: sineu@n **sineu** n 1 synwes 1 **sinful** adj. "sinful," s.v. sinful a. and sb. OED. KEY: sinful@adj **sinful** adj 24 sinful 1 synful 23 **sinfulli** adv. "sinfully," s.v. sinfully adv. OED. KEY: sinfulli@adv **sinfulli** adv 7 synfully 7 **singen** v. "sing," s.v. sing v.\\1 OED. KEY: singen@v **singen** v 202 sang 7 singe 5 singen 3 singest 1 singeth 1 song 19 songe 20 songen 14 soong 4 synge 83 syngen 21 syngestow 1 syngeth 13 syngith 1 syngyng 2 syngynge 2 ysonge 4 ysongen 1 **singere** n. "singer," s.v. singer\\1 OED. KEY: singere@n **singere** n 1 syngeres 1 **singinge** ger. "singing," s.v. singing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: singinge@ger **singinge** ger 10 singynges 1 syngyng 7 syngynge 2 **singularite** n. "individual part," s.v. singularity OED. KEY: singularite@n **singularite** n 2 singularites 2 **singulere** adj. "personal, private; particular, separate," s.v. singular a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: singulere@adj **singulere** adj 13 singuleer 1 singuler 6 synguler 6 **singulerli** adv. "individually, separately," s.v. singularly a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: singulerli@adv **singulerli** adv 2 singulerly 2 **sinken** v. "sink," s.v. sink v. OED. KEY: sinken@v **sinken** v 19 sank 1 sinke 1 sinken 1 sonken 3 synke 9 synken 4 **sinne** n. "sin," s.v. sin sb. OED. KEY: sinne@n **sinne** n 445 sinne 3 synne 356 synnes 86 **sinnen** v. "sin," s.v. sin v. OED. KEY: sinnen@v **sinnen** v 30 synne 10 synned 8 synneden 2 synnen 3 synneth 7 **sinnere** n. "sinner," s.v. sinner sb. OED. KEY: sinnere@n **sinnere** n 6 synnere 6 **sinninge** ger. "sinning," s.v. sinning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sinninge@ger **sinninge** ger 3 synnyng 3 **Sinoun** n. "Sinon, Greek betrayer of Troy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: sinoun@n#propn **sinoun** n#propn 4 synon 3 synoun 1 **sippen** v. "sip," s.v. sip v. OED. KEY: sippen@v **sippen** v 1 sippe 1 **Sirak** n. "Jesus, son of Sirach, author of Ecclesiasticus (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: sirak@n#propn **sirak** n#propn 5 syrak 5 **sire** n. "sir (quasi-adjective, as title); lord, ruler; master of a household, husband; father," s.v. sir sb. OED, sire sb. OED. KEY: sire@n sire@n#adj **sire** n#adj 55 sir 16 sire 39 **sire** n 167 ser 1 sir 15 sire 116 sires 23 syr 6 syre 5 syres 1 **siren** n. "(pl.) sirens, mermaids," s.v. siren sb. OED. KEY: siren@n **siren** n 1 sereyns 1 **Sirie** n. "Syria," place name. KEY: sirie@n#propn **sirie** n#propn 8 surrye 8 **Sirien** adj. "Syrian (also as n.)," s.v. Syrian sb. and a. OED. KEY: sirien@adj sirien@adj#n **sirien** adj 2 surryen 1 syrien 1 **sirien** adj#n 5 seryens 1 surrien 1 surryen 1 surryens 2 **Sirius** n. "(astro.) Sirius, the Dog Star," s.v. Sirius OED. KEY: sirius@n **sirius** n 1 syrius 1 **sis** n. "six on a die in the game of dice," s.v. sice, size OED. KEY: sis@n **sis** n 2 sys 2 **siser** n. "alcoholic beverage," s.v. sicer OED. KEY: siser@n **siser** n 1 ciser 1 **Sisile** n. "Sicily," place name; not in MED. KEY: sisile@n#propn **sisile** n#propn 1 sysile 1 **site** n.(2) "site, position," s.v. site sb.\\2 OED. KEY: site@n2 **site** n2 4 site 4 **sith** n. "times," s.v. sithe sb.\\1 OED; some entries s.v. often-sithe adv. MED. KEY: sith@n **sith** n 14 sithe 11 sithes 1 sythe 1 sythes 1 **sithe** n. "scythe," s.v. scythe sb. OED. KEY: sithe@n **sithe** n 1 sithe 1 **Sitheo** n. "Sychaeus, Dido's husband," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: sitheo@n#propn **sitheo** n#propn 1 sytheo 1 **Sitho** n. "Sytho, sea of Thrace," place name; not in MED. KEY: sitho@n#propn **sitho** n#propn 1 sytho 1 **sitten** v. "sit; suit, fit; (impers.) suit, befit; afflict, pain; (ppl. adj.) suitable, appropriate," s.v. sit v. OED, sitting ppl. a. OED. KEY: sitten@v sitten@v#adj **sitten** v#adj 4 sittyng 2 sittyngest 1 syttynge 1 **sitten** v 243 saat 1 sat 61 sate 3 satt 1 satte 1 seet 1 set 1 sete 6 seten 8 sit 50 sitt 4 sitte 47 sitten 11 sittest 1 sitteth 14 sitting 2 sittith 3 sittyng 3 sittynge 19 syt 1 sytte 1 syttynge 4 **sitthe** adv. "since, afterwards," s.v. sith adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: sitthe@adv **sitthe** adv 8 sith 2 sithe 2 sitthe 3 syth 1 **sitthe** conj. "since, since the time that; since, considering that," s.v. sith conj. OED. KEY: sitthe@conj **sitthe** conj 144 sith 131 sithe 1 sitthe 1 syth 11 **sitthe** prep. "since, continuously since," s.v. sith adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: sitthe@prep **sitthe** prep 3 sith 2 sithe 1 **sitthen** prep. "since, continuously since," s.v. sithen adv., conj., and prep. OED. KEY: sitthen@prep **sitthen** prep 1 sithen 1 **sitthen** adv. "since, afterwards," s.v. sithen adv., prep., and conj. OED. KEY: sitthen@adv **sitthen** adv 11 sithen 10 sitthen 1 **sitthen** conj. "since, since the time that; since, considering that," s.v. sithen adv., conj., and prep. OED. KEY: sitthen@conj **sitthen** conj 6 sithen 5 sythen 1 **sittinge** ger. "sitting; seating arrangement," s.v. sitting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sittinge@ger **sittinge** ger 7 sittyng 2 sittynge 4 syttynge 1 **sive** n. "sieve," s.v. sieve sb. OED. KEY: sive@n **sive** n 1 syve 1 **six** num. "(as adj. and n.) six," s.v. six a. and sb. OED. KEY: six@num\_adj six@num\_n **six** num\_adj 7 six 1 sixe 6 **six** num\_n 2 six 1 sixe 1 **sixte** num. "(as adj. and n.) sixth," s.v. sixth a. and sb. OED. KEY: sixte@num\_adj sixte@num\_n **sixte** num\_adj 5 sexte 2 sixte 3 **sixte** num\_n 2 sixte 2 **sixti** num. "(as adj.) sixty," s.v. sixty a. and sb. OED. KEY: sixti@num\_adj **sixti** num\_adj 7 sexti 1 sixty 6 **skie** n. "sky," s.v. sky sb.\\1 OED. KEY: skie@n **skie** n 2 sky 1 skye 1 **skil** n. "reason, argument; that which is reasonable," s.v. skill sb.\\1 OED. KEY: skil@n **skil** n 15 skile 6 skiles 4 skille 2 skilles 2 skylle 1 **skilful** adj. "reasonable, suitable; discerning, having good judgement," s.v. skilful a. and adv. OED. KEY: skilful@adj **skilful** adj 10 skilful 7 skilfull 1 skylful 2 **skilfulli** adv. "reasonably, justly," s.v. skilfully adv. OED. KEY: skilfulli@adv **skilfulli** adv 4 skilfully 2 skylfully 2 **skillinge** ger. "reasoning," s.v. skilling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: skillinge@ger **skillinge** ger 1 skillynge 1 **skin** n.(1) "skin," s.v. skin sb. OED. KEY: skin@n1 **skin** n1 16 skyn 16 **skippen** v. "skip, jump, leap," s.v. skip v.\\1 OED. KEY: skippen@v **skippen** v 9 skippe 4 skippen 1 skippeth 1 skippynge 1 skipte 1 skyppe 1 **skriken** v. "shriek, scream," s.v. shritch v. OED. KEY: skriken@v **skriken** v 7 shright 1 shrighte 5 skriked 1 **skrikinge** ger. "screeching," s.v. shritch v. OED. KEY: skrikinge@ger **skrikinge** ger 1 shrichyng 1 **slak** adj. "slack, flaccid; slow; lazy," s.v. slack a. and adv. OED. KEY: slak@adj **slak** adj 5 slakke 4 slakkere 1 **slaken** v.(1) "slake, relieve; loosen; desist; diminish in strength, slack off; omit, pass over; (ppl. adj.) loosened," s.v. slake v.\\1 OED, slaked ppl. a. OED. KEY: slaken@v1 slaken@v1#adj **slaken** v1#adj 1 slakid 1 **slaken** v1 14 slake 9 slakede 1 slaken 3 slaketh 1 **slaknesse** n. "idleness, sloth," s.v. slackness OED. KEY: slaknesse@n **slaknesse** n 1 slaknesse 1 **slaughter** n. "slaughter," s.v. slaughter sb. OED. KEY: slaughter@n **slaughter** n 6 slaughtre 6 **sledde** n. "sled, sledge," s.v. sled sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sledde@n **sledde** n 1 sledys 1 **sleere** n. "slayer," s.v. slayer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sleere@n **sleere** n 1 sleere 1 **sleigh** adj. "sly, cunning; artful, tricky; (as n.) sly one," s.v. sly a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: sleigh@adj sleigh@adj#n **sleigh** adj 17 sleigh 1 sleighe 1 sly 8 slye 6 slyer 1 **sleigh** adj#n 1 slye 1 **sleighli** adv. "slyly, treacherously; skillfully; prudently, carefully," s.v. slyly, slily adv. OED. KEY: sleighli@adv **sleighli** adv 11 sleighly 3 slighly 2 slily 1 slyly 5 **sleight** n. "wisdom, skill; effort; subtlety; trick, trickery," s.v. sleight sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sleight@n **sleight** n 33 sleght 2 sleghte 2 sleghtes 1 sleight 1 sleighte 16 sleightes 3 sleyghte 6 slight 1 slyghte 1 **slen** v. "slay, kill; destroy, extinguish; (alchem.) mortify," s.v. slay v.\\1 OED. KEY: slen@v **slen** v 307 slawe 9 slawen 1 slayn 100 slayne 2 sle 26 slee 15 sleen 44 sleest 4 sleeth 23 slen 14 sleth 1 sleyn 5 slough 11 sloughe 1 slouh 1 slouhe 1 slow 30 slowe 2 slowen 1 slowh 4 yslawe 3 yslayn 9 **slep** n. "sleep," s.v. sleep sb. OED. KEY: slep@n **slep** n 58 sleep 20 slep 33 slepe 2 slepes 3 **slepen** v. "sleep; (ppl. adj.) sleeping," s.v. sleep v. OED, sleeping ppl. a. OED. KEY: slepen@v slepen@v#adj **slepen** v#adj 1 slepyng 1 **slepen** v 123 sleep 8 sleepe 1 slep 5 slepe 54 slepen 20 slepestow 1 slepeth 8 slept 1 slepte 12 slepten 2 slepyn 1 slepyng 1 slepynge 9 **slepere** n. "sleeper," s.v. sleeper OED. KEY: slepere@n **slepere** n 1 sleper 1 **slepi** adj. "sleepy, prone to sleep; inducing sleep," s.v. sleepy a. OED. KEY: slepi@adj **slepi** adj 2 slepy 2 **slepinge** ger. "sleeping (also as adj.)," s.v. sleeping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: slepinge@ger slepinge@ger#adj **slepinge** ger#adj 1 slepynge 1 **slepinge** ger 14 sleping 1 slepyng 7 slepynge 6 **slepinge-time** n. "time for sleep," s.v. sleeping vbl. sb. OED, slepinge ger. MED. KEY: slepinge-time@n **slepinge-time** n 1 slepyng-tyme 1 **slet** n.(1) "sleet," s.v. sleet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: slet@n1 **slet** n1 2 sleet 1 slet 1 **sleuthe** n. "sloth," s.v. sleuth sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sleuthe@n **sleuthe** n 1 slewthe 1 **sleve** n. "sleeve," s.v. sleeve sb. OED. KEY: sleve@n **sleve** n 9 sleeve 1 sleve 4 sleves 3 slevis 1 **sliden** v. "slide, pass (away); (ppl. adj.) moving; slippery; unstable," s.v. slide v. OED, sliding ppl. a. OED. KEY: sliden@v sliden@v#adj **sliden** v#adj 5 slidynge 2 slydinge 1 slydynge 2 **sliden** v 12 slide 2 slideth 3 slit 2 slyde 4 slyden 1 **slider** adj. "slippery," s.v. slider a. and adv. OED. KEY: slider@adj **slider** adj 2 slider 1 slidere 1 **slik** adj. "such," s.v. slike a. OED. KEY: slik@adj **slik** adj 4 slyk 4 **slike** adj. "sleek," s.v. slick a. OED. KEY: slike@adj **slike** adj 2 slyk 1 slyke 1 **slingen** v. "(pt. sg.) threw," s.v. sling v.\\1 OED. KEY: slingen@v **slingen** v 1 slong 1 **slinge-stone** n. "(pl.) stones thrown from a sling," s.v. sling-stone OED, slinge n. MED. KEY: slinge-stone@n **slinge-stone** n 1 slynge-stones 1 **slinken** v. "slink, move stealthily," s.v. slink v. OED. KEY: slinken@v **slinken** v 1 slynke 1 **slippen** v. "slip, pass by," s.v. slip v.\\1 OED. KEY: slippen@v **slippen** v 1 slippe 1 **slitten** v. "slit," s.v. slit v. OED. KEY: slitten@v **slitten** v 3 slitte 2 slitten 1 **slivere** n. "sliver, small part," s.v. sliver sb.\\1 OED. KEY: slivere@n **slivere** n 1 slyvere 1 **slo** n. "sloe, fruit of the blackthorn tree," s.v. sloe OED. KEY: slo@n **slo** n 2 slo 1 sloo 1 **slogardie** n. "sluggardy," s.v. sluggardy OED. KEY: slogardie@n **slogardie** n 3 slogardie 1 slogardye 2 **slomber** n. "slumber, sleep," s.v. slumber sb. OED. KEY: slomber@n **slomber** n 1 slomber 1 **slomberen** v. "slumber, sleep," s.v. slumber v. OED. KEY: slomberen@v **slomberen** v 1 slombrestow 1 **slomberinge** ger. "slumber, sleep," s.v. slumbering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: slomberinge@ger **slomberinge** ger 3 slomberynge 1 slomberynges 1 slombrynge 1 **slombri** adj. "slumberous, sleepy," s.v. slumbery a. OED. KEY: slombri@adj **slombri** adj 1 slombry 1 **sloppe** n. "loose outer garment," s.v. slop sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sloppe@n **sloppe** n 1 sloppes 1 **slou** adj. "slow, sluggish, idle; slow-witted," s.v. slow a. OED. KEY: slou@adj **slou** adj 11 slough 1 slow 4 slowe 6 **slough** n.(1) "slough, mudhole," s.v. slough sb.\\1 OED. KEY: slough@n1 **slough** n1 3 slough 2 slow 1 **slouthe** n. "sloth, indolence," s.v. sloth sb.\\1 OED. KEY: slouthe@n **slouthe** n 22 slouthe 22 **sluggi** adj. "sluggish, indolent," s.v. sluggy a.\\1 OED. KEY: sluggi@adj **sluggi** adj 1 sloggy 1 **sluttish** adj. "poorly dressed, slovenly," s.v. sluttish a. OED. KEY: sluttish@adj **sluttish** adj 1 sluttissh 1 **smal** adj. "small, little; insignificant, petty; humble; slim; fine, delicate; (of the voice) high; (as n.) small thing, insignificant thing," s.v. small a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: smal@adj smal@adj#n **smal** adj 108 smal 30 smale 69 small 7 smaller 1 smallist 1 **smal** adj#n 3 smal 1 smale 2 **smale** adv. "little; delicately," s.v. small adv. OED. KEY: smale@adv **smale** adv 6 smal 4 smale 1 small 1 **smalish** adj. "small, slender," s.v. smallish a. OED. KEY: smalish@adj **smalish** adj 1 smalish 1 **smateren** v. "bespatter, dirty," s.v. smatter v. OED. KEY: smateren@v **smateren** v 1 smatre 1 **smel** n. "smell, odor," s.v. smell sb. OED. KEY: smel@n **smel** n 6 smel 4 smelle 1 smelles 1 **smellen** v. "smell; (ppl. adj.) emitting an odor," s.v. smell v. OED, smelling ppl. a. OED. KEY: smellen@v smellen@v#adj **smellen** v#adj 2 smellynge 2 **smellen** v 8 smelde 1 smelle 3 smellen 3 smellest 1 **smellinge** ger. "smell, sense of smell," s.v. smelling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: smellinge@ger **smellinge** ger 3 smellyng 1 smellynge 2 **smert** adj. "painful; brisk," s.v. smart a. OED. KEY: smert@adj **smert** adj 31 smart 1 smert 1 smerte 29 **smerte** adv. "smartly, painfully; vigorously," s.v. smart adv. OED. KEY: smerte@adv **smerte** adv 4 smerte 4 **smerte** n. "pain," s.v. smart sb.\\1 OED. KEY: smerte@n **smerte** n 7 smert 7 **smerten** v. "inflict pain; feel pain, suffer," s.v. smart v. OED. KEY: smerten@v **smerten** v 29 smert 1 smerte 26 smerteth 2 **smilen** v. "smile," s.v. smile v. OED. KEY: smilen@v **smilen** v 13 smyle 7 smyled 1 smylen 2 smyleth 1 smylinge 1 smylynge 1 **smilere** n. "smiler," s.v. smiler OED. KEY: smilere@n **smilere** n 1 smylere 1 **smilinge** ger. "smiling," s.v. smiling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: smilinge@ger **smilinge** ger 1 smylyng 1 **smiten** v. "smite, strike; cut," s.v. smite v. OED. KEY: smiten@v **smiten** v 62 smiten 1 smoot 19 smot 9 smyt 2 smyte 12 smyten 9 smyteth 7 smytted 1 smytyng 1 ysmyte 1 **smith** n. "blacksmith," s.v. smith sb. OED. KEY: smith@n **smith** n 3 smyth 3 **smithen** v. "forge," s.v. smith v. OED. KEY: smithen@v **smithen** v 1 smythed 1 **smok** n. "woman's undergarment, shift," s.v. smock sb. OED. KEY: smok@n **smok** n 9 smok 8 smokke 1 **smoke** n. "smoke," s.v. smoke sb. OED. KEY: smoke@n **smoke** n 7 smoke 7 **smoken** v. "(ppl. adj.) smoky, smoking," s.v. smoking ppl. a. OED. KEY: smoken@v#adj **smoken** v#adj 3 smokyng 1 smokynge 2 **smoki** adj. "smoke-like, foggy," s.v. smoky a. and sb. OED. KEY: smoki@adj **smoki** adj 1 smoky 1 **smokles** adj. "without a smock, naked," s.v. smockless a. OED. KEY: smokles@adj **smokles** adj 1 smoklees 1 **smoterli** adj. "besmirched in reputation," s.v. smoterly a. OED. KEY: smoterli@adj **smoterli** adj 1 smoterlich 1 **smothe** adj. "smooth," s.v. smooth a. OED. KEY: smothe@adj **smothe** adj 12 smothe 12 **smothenesse** n. "smoothness," s.v. smoothness OED. KEY: smothenesse@n **smothenesse** n 1 smothnesse 1 **snake** n. "snake," s.v. snake sb. OED. KEY: snake@n **snake** n 1 snakes 1 **snare** n. "snare, trap," s.v. snare sb. OED. KEY: snare@n **snare** n 11 snare 11 **sneuen** v. "(pt. sg.) snowed," s.v. snew v. OED. KEY: sneuen@v **sneuen** v 1 snewed 1 **snibben** v. "reprimand, rebuke," s.v. snib v.\\1 OED. KEY: snibben@v **snibben** v 3 snybbed 2 snybben 1 **snou** n. "snow," s.v. snow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: snou@n **snou** n 12 snow 7 snowe 1 snowes 3 snowh 1 **snouen** v.(1) "(ppl.) fallen," s.v. snow v. OED. KEY: snouen@v1 **snouen** v1 1 snowed 1 **snouish** adj. "white as snow," s.v. snowish a. OED. KEY: snouish@adj **snouish** adj 1 snowissh 1 **snoute** n. "snout," s.v. snout sb.\\1 OED. KEY: snoute@n **snoute** n 2 snowte 2 **snou-whit** adj. "white as snow," s.v. snow-white a. and sb. OED. KEY: snou-whit@adj **snou-whit** adj 2 snow-whit 2 **snurten** v. "(ppl.) turned up in scorn," s.v. snort v. OED. KEY: snurten@v **snurten** v 1 snorted 1 **so** adv. "so, such," s.v. so adv. and conj. OED. KEY: so@adv **so** adv 2962 so 2932 soo 27 swa 3 **sobbe** n. "sob," s.v. sob sb. OED. KEY: sobbe@n **sobbe** n 2 sobbes 2 **sobben** v. "sob," s.v. sob v.\\1 OED. KEY: sobben@v **sobben** v 2 sobbyd 1 sobbyng 1 **sobbinge** ger. "sobbing," s.v. sobbing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sobbinge@ger **sobbinge** ger 2 sobbyng 1 sobbynge 1 **sobre** adj. "sober, serious, grave; abstemious; demure," s.v. sober a. OED. KEY: sobre@adj **sobre** adj 13 sobre 13 **sobreli** adv. "soberly, seriously, gravely; calmly; modestly, humbly; sadly, ruefully," s.v. soberly adv. OED. KEY: sobreli@adv **sobreli** adv 17 soberly 2 sobrelich 2 sobreliche 2 sobrely 11 **sobrenesse** n. "sobriety, abstinence," s.v. soberness OED. KEY: sobrenesse@n **sobrenesse** n 2 sobrenesse 2 **socour** n. "succor, help," s.v. succour sb. OED. KEY: socour@n **socour** n 24 socour 22 socours 2 **socouren** v. "succor, help," s.v. succour v. OED. KEY: socouren@v **socouren** v 1 socouren 1 **Socrates** n. "Socrates," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: socrates@n#propn **socrates** n#propn 10 socrates 10 **sodein** adj. "sudden, unforeseen; hasty, impetuous," s.v. sudden a., adv. and sb. OED. KEY: sodein@adj **sodein** adj 19 sodeyn 19 **sodeinli** adv. "suddenly, without warning; immediately, quickly; just now; impetuously, eagerly," s.v. suddenly adv. OED. KEY: sodeinli@adv **sodeinli** adv 77 sodenly 4 sodeynli 1 sodeynliche 5 sodeynly 67 **softe** adj. "soft, tender; gentle, weak; lax, negligent; (of voice) soft, quiet; (with paas) slow, unhurried," s.v. soft a. OED. KEY: softe@adj **softe** adj 39 softe 38 softer 1 **softe** adv. "softly, gently; easily; comfortably, tenderly; quietly," s.v. soft adv. OED. KEY: softe@adv **softe** adv 44 softe 44 **softenen** v. "soften, assuage," s.v. soften v. OED. KEY: softenen@v **softenen** v 1 softneth 1 **softli** adv. "softly, gently; slowly, unhurriedly; quietly; comfortably," s.v. softly adv. OED. KEY: softli@adv **softli** adv 32 softeliche 1 softely 26 softly 4 sooftly 1 **softnesse** n. "luxuriousness," s.v. softness OED. KEY: softnesse@n **softnesse** n 1 softenesse 1 **sojournen** v. "sojourn, tarry; remain, dwell; delay, stop; continue," s.v. sojourn v. OED. KEY: sojournen@v **sojournen** v 15 sojorne 2 sojorneth 2 sojourne 7 sojourned 3 sojurne 1 **sokene** n. "monopoly on milling," s.v. soken OED. KEY: sokene@n **sokene** n 1 sokene 1 **sokingli** adv. "gradually," s.v. soakingly adv. OED. KEY: sokingli@adv **sokingli** adv 1 sokyngly 1 **Sol** n.(1) "(alchem.) the sun, a name for gold," s.v. Sol sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sol@n1 **sol** n1 2 sol 2 **solas** n. "solace, consolation; pleasure, entertainment; enjoyment, happiness; refreshment," s.v. solace sb.\\1 OED. KEY: solas@n **solas** n 21 solaas 1 solas 20 **solasen** v. "solace, cheer up; entertain, amuse," s.v. solace v. OED. KEY: solasen@v **solasen** v 7 solace 7 **sole** adj.(1) "sole, unmarried," s.v. sole a. OED. KEY: sole@adj1 **sole** adj1 1 soul 1 **soleine** adj. "sole, unique; unmated," s.v. solein a. and sb. OED. KEY: soleine@adj **soleine** adj 3 soleyn 3 **solempne** adj. "solemn, ceremonious; splendid; impressive, dignified; (of penance) public," s.v. solemn a. OED. KEY: solempne@adj **solempne** adj 9 solempne 9 **solempneli** adv. "solemnly, gravely; ceremoniously," s.v. solemnly adv. OED. KEY: solempneli@adv **solempneli** adv 6 solempnely 6 **solempnite** n. "solemnity, due ceremony; splendor," s.v. solemnity OED. KEY: solempnite@n **solempnite** n 5 solempnitee 3 solempnytee 2 **Solere** n. "King's Hall, a college at Cambridge," place name. KEY: solere@n#propn **solere** n#propn 1 soler 1 **solide** adj. "solid," s.v. solid a. OED. KEY: solide@adj **solide** adj 2 solide 2 **solitarie** adj. "solitary, alone; remote, isolated," s.v. solitary a. OED. KEY: solitarie@adj **solitarie** adj 5 solitarie 4 solytarie 1 **solitude** n. "solitude," s.v. solitude OED. KEY: solitude@n **solitude** n 1 solitude 1 **solstice** n. "solstice," s.v. solstice OED. KEY: solstice@n **solstice** n 2 solsticium 2 **solucioun** n. "solution (to a problem), explanation," s.v. solution sb. OED. KEY: solucioun@n **solucioun** n 1 solucioun 1 **som** adj. "some; a certain," s.v. some indef. pron., a.\\1, adv., and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: som@gram\_adj **som** gram\_adj 322 som 259 some 42 somme 19 sum 2 **som** pron. "some, one; someone; a portion of something," s.v. some indef. pron., a.\\1 and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: som@pron **som** pron 171 som 45 some 47 somme 77 summe 2 **som-del** adv. "somewhat, to some degree," s.v. somedeal sb., adv., and a. OED. KEY: som-del@adv **som-del** adv 17 somdeel 5 somdel 10 somdell 1 sumdell 1 **som-del** n. "part, portion," s.v. somedeal sb., adv., and a. OED. KEY: som-del@n **som-del** n 1 sumdel 1 **somer** n.(1) "summer (also as adj.)," s.v. summer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: somer@n1 somer@n1#adj **somer** n1 32 somer 20 someres 9 someris 1 somers 2 **somer** n1#adj 10 somer 10 **Somer** n.(3) "John Somer, an English astronomer," proper n.; s.v. somer n.(1) MED. KEY: somer@n3#propn **somer** n3#propn 1 somer 1 **somme** n.(2) "sum; totality; (with in) in brief; outcome, conclusion," s.v. sum sb.\\1 OED. KEY: somme@n2 **somme** n2 20 somme 17 sommes 3 **somnen** v. "summon; invite," s.v. somne v.\\2 OED, sompne v. OED. KEY: somnen@v **somnen** v 8 somne 3 somoned 1 sompne 3 sompnest 1 **somnour** n. "summoner, officer of an ecclesiastical court," s.v. somner OED. KEY: somnour@n **somnour** n 49 somnour 7 somonour 39 somonours 3 **somouns** n. "summons," s.v. summons sb. OED. KEY: somouns@n **somouns** n 1 somonce 1 **sompnolence** n. "somnolence, sleepiness," s.v. somnolence OED. KEY: sompnolence@n **sompnolence** n 1 sompnolence 1 **som-thing** phr. & n. "(as n.) something," s.v. something sb., (adj.,) and adv. OED. KEY: som-thing@n **som-thing** n 4 somthing 1 somthyng 3 **som-time** adv. "sometimes, sometime; once, formerly," s.v. sometime sb., (ad.,) and adv. OED. KEY: som-time@adv **som-time** adv 123 somtime 1 somtyme 121 sumtyme 1 **som-what** adj. "somewhat, a bit," s.v. somewhat sb. and adv. OED. KEY: som-what@adj **som-what** adj 4 somwat 1 somwhat 3 **som-what** adv. "somewhat, to some degree," s.v. somewhat sb. and adv. OED. KEY: som-what@adv **som-what** adv 31 somwhat 28 sumwhat 3 **som-what** pron. "something; (with of) part, portion," s.v. somewhat sb. and adv. OED. KEY: som-what@pron **som-what** pron 45 somwhat 43 sumwhat 2 **som-wher** adv. "somewhere," s.v. somewhere adv. and sb. OED. KEY: som-wher@adv **som-wher** adv 1 somwher 1 **Son-dai** n. "Sunday (also as adj.)," s.v. Sunday sb. OED. KEY: son-dai@n son-dai@n#adj **son-dai** n#adj 1 sonday 1 **son-dai** n 6 sonday 6 **sonde** n. "message; messenger; what is sent by God, God's dispensation," s.v. sand sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sonde@n **sonde** n 11 sonde 10 soonde 1 **sondri** adj. "sundry, various, differing," s.v. sundry a. OED. KEY: sondri@adj **sondri** adj 54 sondri 1 sondrie 1 sondry 50 soundry 1 sundry 1 **sone** adv. "soon, quickly; immediately," s.v. soon adv. OED. KEY: sone@adv **sone** adv 203 sone 48 sonner 3 sonnere 2 sonnest 1 soon 5 soone 144 **sone** n. "son," s.v. son sb. OED. KEY: sone@n **sone** n 145 sone 129 sones 16 **sone-in-laue** n. "son-in-law," s.v. son-in-law OED. KEY: sone-in-laue@n **sone-in-laue** n 2 sone-in-lawe 2 **song** n. "song, poem," s.v. song sb. OED. KEY: song@n **song** n 102 sang 1 song 78 songe 2 songes 20 soong 1 **sonne** n. "sun (also as adj.)," s.v. sun sb. OED. KEY: sonne@n sonne@n#adj **sonne** n#adj 1 sonne 1 **sonne** n 270 sonne 257 sonnes 9 sunne 4 **sonne-bem** n. "sunbeam," s.v. sunbeam OED. KEY: sonne-bem@n **sonne-bem** n 1 sonne-beem 1 **sonnish** adj. "sunny," s.v. sunnish a. OED. KEY: sonnish@adj **sonnish** adj 2 sonnyssh 1 sonnysshe 1 **sopere** n.(1) "supper, the evening meal," s.v. supper sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sopere@n1 **sopere** n1 16 sopeer 1 soper 15 **Sophie** n. "Sophia, daughter of Melibee in Mel," proper n. KEY: sophie@n#propn **sophie** n#propn 1 sophie 1 **sophime** n. "sophism, subtle but fallacious argument," s.v. sophism OED. KEY: sophime@n **sophime** n 2 sophyme 1 sophymes 1 **sophistrie** n. "sophistry, subtle but fallacious reasoning," s.v. sophistry sb. OED. KEY: sophistrie@n **sophistrie** n 1 sophistrye 1 **soppe** n.(1) "piece of bread dunked in wine," s.v. sop sb.\\1 OED. KEY: soppe@n1 **soppe** n1 2 sop 2 **Soranas** n. "(pl.) followers of Barea Soranus, a Roman consul"; not in OED; not in MED. KEY: soranas@n **soranas** n 1 soranas 1 **sorceresse** n. "sorceress," s.v. sorceress OED. KEY: sorceresse@n **sorceresse** n 2 sorceresse 1 sorceresses 1 **sorcerie** n. "sorcery," s.v. sorcery OED. KEY: sorcerie@n **sorcerie** n 3 sorcerie 3 **sore** adj.(1) "(as n.) buck in its fourth year," s.v. sore sb.\\2 OED. KEY: sore@adj1#n **sore** adj1#n 1 sowres 1 **sore** adj.(2) "sore, painful," s.v. sore adj.\\1 OED. KEY: sore@adj2 **sore** adj2 23 soor 5 soore 10 sore 8 **sore** adv. "sorely, painfully; bitterly, grievously; vigorously; (as intens.) greatly, intensely," s.v. sore adv. OED. KEY: sore@adv **sore** adv 121 soore 71 sore 48 sorer 1 sorest 1 **sore** n.(1) "soreness, pain; wound, injury; grief, sorrow," s.v. sore sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sore@n1 **sore** n1 10 soor 1 soore 6 sore 1 sores 1 soris 1 **soren** v.(1) "soar, fly upward," s.v. soar v. OED. KEY: soren@v1 **soren** v1 6 soore 1 sore 5 **sori** adj. "sorry, repentant; sad, sorrowful; miserable, wretched; unfortunate," s.v. sorry a. OED. KEY: sori@adj **sori** adj 50 soory 2 sorier 1 sory 46 sorye 1 **sori** adv. "sorrowfully, bitterly"; not in OED. KEY: sori@adv **sori** adv 1 sory 1 **sort** n.(1) "lot, destiny; divination, casting lots," s.v. sort sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sort@n1 **sort** n1 8 sort 8 **sorte** n. "sort, type; company, group," s.v. sort sb.\\2 OED. KEY: sorte@n **sorte** n 4 sort 4 **sorten** v.(1) "allot, assign," s.v. sort v.\\1 OED. KEY: sorten@v1 **sorten** v1 1 sorted 1 **sorwe** n. "sorrow, grief; lamentation; trouble; (in imprecations) misfortune, bad luck," s.v. sorrow sb. OED. KEY: sorwe@n **sorwe** n 314 sorow 1 sorowe 18 sorowes 3 sorwe 248 sorwes 44 **sorweful** adj. "sorrowful, sad; contrite; miserable, pitiful; grim," s.v. sorrowful a. OED. KEY: sorweful@adj **sorweful** adj 79 sorouful 1 sorowful 6 sorweful 33 sorwefulleste 1 sorwful 36 sorwfull 2 **sorwefulli** adv. "sorrowfully, sadly," s.v. sorrowfully adv. OED. KEY: sorwefulli@adv **sorwefulli** adv 18 sorowfully 1 sorwefully 6 sorwfulli 1 sorwfullich 1 sorwfully 9 **sorwen** v. "feel sorrow, grieve; (with for) repent," s.v. sorrow v. OED. KEY: sorwen@v **sorwen** v 17 sorwe 3 sorwed 1 sorwen 5 sorwest 2 sorwestow 1 sorweth 3 sorwyd 1 sorwynge 1 **sorwinge** ger. "sorrow, grieving," s.v. sorrowing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sorwinge@ger **sorwinge** ger 1 sorwynge 1 **sot** n.(2) "soot, something bitter," s.v. soot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sot@n2 **sot** n2 1 soot 1 **sote** adj. "fragrant, sweet, pleasing," s.v. soot a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: sote@adj **sote** adj 29 soote 8 sote 5 swoote 4 swote 12 **sote** adv. "fragrantly, pleasurably," s.v. soot adv. OED. KEY: sote@adv **sote** adv 2 sote 1 swoote 1 **soth** adj. "true," s.v. sooth a. OED. KEY: soth@adj **soth** adj 65 sooth 25 soth 32 sothe 6 sother 1 sothere 1 **soth** n. "truth," s.v. sooth sb. OED. KEY: soth@n **soth** n 197 sooth 57 soothe 5 soth 73 sothe 61 sothes 1 **sothe** adv. "truly, truthfully," s.v. sooth adv. OED. KEY: sothe@adv **sothe** adv 7 sooth 4 soth 3 **sothfast** adj. "true," s.v. soothfast a. and adv. OED. KEY: sothfast@adj **sothfast** adj 9 sothfast 8 sothfaste 1 **sothfastli** adv. "truly," s.v. soothfastly adv. OED. KEY: sothfastli@adv **sothfastli** adv 1 soothfastly 1 **sothfastnesse** n. "truth, certainty," s.v. soothfastness OED. KEY: sothfastnesse@n **sothfastnesse** n 20 soothfastnesse 9 sothfastnesse 11 **sothli** adv. "truly, truthfully," s.v. soothly adv. OED. KEY: sothli@adv **sothli** adv 114 soothly 76 sothely 1 sothly 37 **sothnesse** n. "truth, reality," s.v. soothness OED. KEY: sothnesse@n **sothnesse** n 5 soothnesse 2 sothnesse 3 **soti** adj. "sooty, blackened by soot," s.v. sooty a. OED. KEY: soti@adj **soti** adj 1 sooty 1 **sotil** adj. "subtle; ingenious, skilful; ingeniously contrived; fine, thin; delicate," s.v. subtile a. OED. KEY: sotil@adj **sotil** adj 37 sotil 2 sotile 1 soutil 2 subtil 19 subtile 7 subtille 1 subtyl 4 sutile 1 **sotilli** adv. "subtly, craftily, skilfully; treacherously," s.v. subtilly, subtilely adv. OED. KEY: sotilli@adv **sotilli** adv 22 sotilly 3 sotylly 1 subtilly 17 subtyly 1 **sotilte** n. "subtlety, craftiness; trick, trickery," s.v. subtilty OED. KEY: sotilte@n **sotilte** n 20 soutiltee 2 subtilite 2 subtilitee 2 subtilitees 1 subtilte 5 subtiltee 8 **sotten** v. "(ppl. adj.) besotted, deluded," s.v. sotted ppl. a. OED. KEY: sotten@v#adj **sotten** v#adj 1 sotted 1 **soudan** n. "sultan," s.v. soldan OED. KEY: soudan@n **soudan** n 13 sowdan 13 **soudanesse** n. "sultaness," s.v. soldaness OED. KEY: soudanesse@n **soudanesse** n 6 sowdanesse 6 **souden** v.(1) "(ppl.) joined," not in OED. KEY: souden@v1 **souden** v1 1 sowded 1 **soue** n.(2) "sow, female swine," s.v. sow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: soue@n2 **soue** n2 8 soughe 2 sowe 3 sowes 3 **souen** v.(1) "sow, scatter seeds," s.v. sow v.\\1 OED. KEY: souen@v1 **souen** v1 13 sewed 1 sowe 3 sowen 7 sowest 2 **souere** n. "sower (of good counsel); creator," s.v. sower OED. KEY: souere@n **souere** n 2 soowere 1 sower 1 **souken** v. "suckle; (of money) suck up, expend," s.v. suck v. OED. KEY: souken@v **souken** v 4 souked 1 soukynge 1 sowke 2 **soule** n. "soul," s.v. soul sb. OED. KEY: soule@n **soule** n 219 sale 1 saule 1 soule 167 soules 47 sowle 3 **soulen** v. "(ppl.) endowed with a soul," s.v. soul v. OED. KEY: soulen@v **soulen** v 1 sowled 1 **soun** n. "sound; voice; utterance," s.v. sound n.\\3 OED. KEY: soun@n **soun** n 59 soun 51 sounes 1 sown 6 sownes 1 **sounde** adj. "sound, healthy; safe, unharmed," s.v. sound a. OED. KEY: sounde@adj **sounde** adj 8 sound 5 sounde 1 sownd 1 sownde 1 **sounden** v.(1) "(ppl.) sunk, penetrated," s.v. sound v.\\2 OED. KEY: sounden@v1 **sounden** v1 1 ysounded 1 **sounden** v.(2) "make sound, heal," s.v. sound v.\\3 OED. KEY: sounden@v2 **sounden** v2 2 sounde 2 **sounen** v. "sound, resound; play a musical instrument; speak, say, declare; mean; imitate; tend toward, be consonant with; (ppl. adj.) sounded, played; (ppl. adj.) resounding," s.v. sound v.\\1 OED, sounded ppl. a. OED, sounding ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: sounen@v sounen@v#adj%ppl sounen@v#adj%prp **sounen** v#adj 3 sounynge 1 sowned 1 sownynge 1 **sounen** v 25 soune 2 souned 1 sounen 1 souneth 1 sowne 5 sowned 2 sownen 4 sowneth 5 sownyng 1 sownynge 3 **souninge** ger. "speaking, speech," s.v. sounding vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: souninge@ger **souninge** ger 1 sownynge 1 **soupen** v.(2) "sup, dine," s.v. sup v.\\2 OED. KEY: soupen@v2 **soupen** v2 7 soupe 4 soupen 3 **souple** adj. "supple, pliant; humble, compliant," s.v. supple a. OED. KEY: souple@adj **souple** adj 2 souple 1 sowple 1 **sour** adj. "sour smelling; bitter, cruel," s.v. sour a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sour@adj **sour** adj 2 sour 1 sowre 1 **sourden** v. "arise, originate," s.v. sourd v. OED. KEY: sourden@v **sourden** v 7 sourden 4 sourdeth 3 **soure** adv. "with a foul smell; bitterly," s.v. sour adv. OED. KEY: soure@adv **soure** adv 2 soure 1 sowre 1 **sours** n. "source, origin; upward flight (of a bird)," s.v. source sb. OED. KEY: sours@n **sours** n 7 sours 7 **soutere** n. "shoemaker," s.v. souter OED. KEY: soutere@n **soutere** n 1 soutere 1 **south** adj. "south," s.v. south adv., sb., prep., and a. OED. KEY: south@adj **south** adj 18 south 18 **south** adv. "south," s.v. south adv., sb., prep., and a. OED. KEY: south@adv **south** adv 10 south 10 **south** n.(2) "south," s.v. south adv., sb., prep., and a. OED. KEY: south@n2 **south** n2 15 south 13 southe 2 **southerne** adj. "southern," s.v. southern a. and sb. OED. KEY: southerne@adj **southerne** adj 1 southren 1 **southward** adj. "southward," s.v. southward adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: southward@adj **southward** adj 4 southward 4 **southward** adv. "southward," s.v. southward adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: southward@adv **southward** adv 3 southward 3 **Southwerk** n. "Southwark, near London," place name; not in MED. KEY: southwerk@n#propn **southwerk** n#propn 3 southwerk 3 **souvenaunce** n. "memory," s.v. sovenance OED. KEY: souvenaunce@n **souvenaunce** n 1 souvenaunce 1 **soverain** adj. "sovereign, ruling; best, supreme; lofty; (astro., of signs) dominant or western," s.v. sovereign sb. and a. OED. KEY: soverain@adj **soverain** adj 125 soveraigne 1 soverayn 9 sovereigne 1 soverein 6 sovereyn 84 sovereyne 23 sovereynes 1 **soverain** n. "sovereign, lord," s.v. sovereign sb. and a. OED. KEY: soverain@n **soverain** n 12 soverayn 1 sovereyn 2 sovereyns 9 **soverainli** adv. "to the highest degree, especially," s.v. sovereignly adv. OED. KEY: soverainli@adv **soverainli** adv 3 sovereynly 3 **soverainte** n. "sovereignty, mastery, rulership," s.v. sovereignty OED. KEY: soverainte@n **soverainte** n 6 soveraynetee 3 sovereignete 1 sovereynetee 1 sovereyntee 1 **space** n. "space of (time), (a, the) while; time, opportunity; postponement, delay; respite; extent, space (of land, area, etc.); course, custom," s.v. space sb.\\1 OED. KEY: space@n **space** n 76 space 67 spaces 9 **spade** n. "spade, shovel," s.v. spade sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spade@n **spade** n 1 spade 1 **Spaine** n. "Spain," place name. KEY: spaine@n#propn **spaine** n#propn 5 spaigne 2 spayne 3 **spainol** n. "spaniel," s.v. spaniel sb.\\1 (and a.) OED. KEY: spainol@n **spainol** n 1 spanyel 1 **spanne** n. "hand's breadth, a measurement (about nine inches)," s.v. span sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spanne@n **spanne** n 1 spanne 1 **span-neue** adj. "brand-new," s.v. span-new a. OED. KEY: span-neue@adj **span-neue** adj 1 span-newe 1 **sparen** v. "spare; leave unhurt; economize; stop, desist; hold back; (reflex.) be reserved; (ppl. adj.) frugal," s.v. spare v.\\1 OED, sparing ppl. a. and adv. OED. KEY: sparen@v sparen@v#adj **sparen** v#adj 1 sparynge 1 **sparen** v 33 spare 20 spared 5 spareth 6 sparith 1 yspared 1 **spar-hauk** n. "sparrow hawk," s.v. sparhawk OED. KEY: spar-hauk@n **spar-hauk** n 5 sparhauk 1 sperhauk 4 **sparinge** ger. "moderation," s.v. sparing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sparinge@ger **sparinge** ger 1 sparynge 1 **sparke** n. "spark," s.v. spark sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sparke@n **sparke** n 4 spark 2 sparke 1 sparkes 1 **sparkle** n. "sparkle, small spark," s.v. sparkle sb. OED. KEY: sparkle@n **sparkle** n 3 sparcle 2 sparkles 1 **sparklen** v. "(ppl.) sparkling, burning," s.v. sparkle v.\\1 OED. KEY: sparklen@v **sparklen** v 1 sparklynge 1 **sparre** n. "timber beam," s.v. spar sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sparre@n **sparre** n 2 sparre 2 **sparthe** n. "battle-axe," s.v. sparth\\1 OED. KEY: sparthe@n **sparthe** n 1 sparth 1 **sparwe** n. "sparrow," s.v. sparrow OED. KEY: sparwe@n **sparwe** n 3 sparwe 3 **speche** n. "speech; manner of speech; talk, conversation, gossip; language," s.v. speech sb.\\1 OED. KEY: speche@n **speche** n 112 spech 1 speche 110 speches 1 **specheles** adj. "speechless," s.v. speechless a. OED. KEY: specheles@adj **specheles** adj 2 specheles 2 **speciale** adj. "special, particular," s.v. special a., adv. and sb. OED. KEY: speciale@adj **speciale** adj 8 special 6 speciale 1 speciall 1 **speciale** n. "(with in) specially, specifically; particular," s.v. special a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: speciale@n **speciale** n 15 special 11 speciall 3 specyal 1 **specialli** adv. "specially, in particular," s.v. specially adv. OED. KEY: specialli@adv **specialli** adv 18 specially 18 **spectacle** n. "lens, eyeglass," s.v. spectacle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spectacle@n **spectacle** n 1 spectacle 1 **speculacioun** n. "contemplation," s.v. speculation OED. KEY: speculacioun@n **speculacioun** n 1 speculacioun 1 **spede** n. "help; success; (with comune) (common) benefit, the good of all," s.v. speed sb. OED. KEY: spede@n **spede** n 4 spede 2 speed 2 **spedeful** adj. "helpful, advantageous," s.v. speedful a. OED. KEY: spedeful@adj **spedeful** adj 3 spedeful 1 spedful 1 speedful 1 **speden** v. "help, cause to prosper; succeed, prosper; accomplish (one's purpose, task, etc.); hasten, hurry; dispatch (a matter)," s.v. speed v. OED. KEY: speden@v **speden** v 60 sped 7 spedde 24 spedden 1 spede 18 speden 3 speed 2 speede 5 **spedili** adv. "speedily," s.v. speedily adv. OED. KEY: spedili@adv **spedili** adv 2 spedily 2 **speken** v. "speak, say, converse; (ppl. adj.) (well) spoken," s.v. speak v. OED, speaking ppl. a. OED. KEY: speken@v speken@v#adj **speken** v#adj 1 spekyng 1 **speken** v 492 spak 129 spake 6 spaken 2 speek 1 speeke 4 speeken 1 spek 11 speke 214 speken 66 spekest 3 spekestow 2 speketh 23 spekyn 1 spoke 4 spoken 25 **spekinge** ger. "speaking, speech," s.v. speaking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: spekinge@ger **spekinge** ger 7 spekyng 4 spekynge 3 **spel** n. "story, narrative," s.v. spell OED. KEY: spel@n **spel** n 1 spelle 1 **spenden** v. "spend, expend; pass (time); (with tales) make (conversation); (ppl.) considered; (ppl. adj.) available for spending," s.v. spend v.\\1 OED, spending ppl. a. OED. KEY: spenden@v spenden@v#adj **spenden** v#adj 1 spendyng 1 **spenden** v 30 ispendid 1 spende 13 spenden 6 spendeth 3 spent 4 spente 3 **spendere** n. "spender," s.v. spender OED. KEY: spendere@n **spendere** n 1 spendere 1 **spense** n.(2) "pantry," s.v. spence\\1 OED. KEY: spense@n2 **spense** n2 1 spence 1 **spere** n.(1) "spear," s.v. spear sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spere@n1 **spere** n1 35 spere 25 speres 10 **spere** n.(3) "sphere, orbit; astronomical globe," s.v. sphere sb. OED. KEY: spere@n3 **spere** n3 16 speer 4 speere 3 speeris 1 spere 6 speres 2 **speren** v.(1) "(ppl.) fastened, barred," s.v. spar v.\\1 OED. KEY: speren@v1 **speren** v1 1 spered 1 **sperme** n. "sperm," s.v. sperm sb. OED. KEY: sperme@n **sperme** n 1 sperme 1 **speuen** v. "spew, vomit, spit out," s.v. spew v. OED. KEY: speuen@v **speuen** v 2 spewe 1 spouted 1 **speuinge** ger. "spewing, vomit," s.v. spewing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: speuinge@ger **speuinge** ger 1 spewyng 1 **spice** n.(1) "spice; spice-bearing plant; spiced cakes, sweetmeats," s.v. spice sb. OED. KEY: spice@n1 **spice** n1 10 spice 3 spices 6 spyces 1 **spice** n.(2) "species, kind," s.v. spece OED. KEY: spice@n2 **spice** n2 33 spece 12 speces 21 **spicen** v. "(ppl. adj.) spiced; fastidious, over-scrupulous," s.v. spiced ppl. a. OED. KEY: spicen@v#adj **spicen** v#adj 3 spiced 3 **spicerie** n. "spices; spiced delicacy," s.v. spicery OED. KEY: spicerie@n **spicerie** n 5 spicerie 1 spicerye 4 **spie** n. "spy," s.v. spy sb. OED. KEY: spie@n **spie** n 2 spie 1 spies 1 **spien** v.(1) "spy, espy; discover by spying," s.v. spy v. OED. KEY: spien@v1 **spien** v1 5 spien 1 spye 1 spyed 1 spyen 2 **spillen** v. "spill (blood, tears); put to death; die, be killed; waste (labor); ruin," s.v. spill v. OED. KEY: spillen@v **spillen** v 25 spille 16 spillestow 1 spilt 6 spylle 2 **spinnen** v. "spin (thread)," s.v. spin v. OED. KEY: spinnen@v **spinnen** v 4 span 1 sponne 1 spynne 1 spynnynge 1 **spinninge** ger. "spinning (thread)," s.v. spinning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: spinninge@ger **spinninge** ger 1 spynnyng 1 **spire** n.(1) "sprig," s.v. spire sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spire@n1 **spire** n1 1 spir 1 **spirit** n. "spirit," s.v. spirit sb. OED. KEY: spirit@n **spirit** n 55 spirit 43 spirites 7 spiritz 4 spiryt 1 **spiritual** adj. "spiritual," s.v. spiritual a. and sb. OED. KEY: spiritual@adj **spiritual** adj 6 spiritueel 6 **Spiritu** Lat. n. "Spirit." KEY: spiritu@lat\_n **spiritu** lat\_n 1 spiritu 1 **spiritualli** adv. "spiritually, in a spiritual sense," s.v. spiritually adv. OED. KEY: spiritualli@adv **spiritualli** adv 2 spiritually 2 **spitous** adj. "cruel, malicious," s.v. spitous a. and adv. OED. KEY: spitous@adj **spitous** adj 1 spitous 1 **spitousli** adv. "cruelly, vehemently," s.v. spitously adv. OED. KEY: spitousli@adv **spitousli** adv 2 spitously 2 **spitten** v.(1) "spit," s.v. spete v. OED, spit v.\\1 OED. KEY: spitten@v1 **spitten** v1 5 spete 1 spetten 1 spitte 2 spitten 1 **spittinge** ger. "spitting," s.v. spitting vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: spittinge@ger **spittinge** ger 1 spittyng 1 **spoke** n. "spoke of a wheel," s.v. spoke sb. OED. KEY: spoke@n **spoke** n 4 spokes 4 **spon** n. "spoon," s.v. spoon sb. OED. KEY: spon@n **spon** n 3 spoon 1 spoones 2 **spore** n.(2) "spur," s.v. spur sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spore@n2 **spore** n2 4 spore 2 spores 2 **spot** n.(1) "spot, speck; blemish," s.v. spot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spot@n1 **spot** n1 2 spot 2 **spotten** v. "(ppl.) spotted, stained," s.v. spot v. OED. KEY: spotten@v **spotten** v 1 spotted 1 **spousaille** n. "marriage," s.v. spousal sb. OED. KEY: spousaille@n **spousaille** n 2 spousaille 2 **spouse** n. "spouse," s.v. spouse sb. OED. KEY: spouse@n **spouse** n 10 spouse 9 spouses 1 **spousen** v. "(ppl.) married," s.v. spouse v. OED. KEY: spousen@v **spousen** v 2 spoused 2 **sprai** n.(1) "spray, branch," s.v. spray sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sprai@n1 **sprai** n1 1 spray 1 **spreden** v. "spread, expand; cover," s.v. spread v. OED. KEY: spreden@v **spreden** v 30 sprad 6 spradde 4 sprede 12 spreden 3 spredeth 1 ysprad 2 yspradde 1 yspred 1 **sprengen** v. "(ppl.) sprinkled, scattered; intermixed," s.v. sprenge v. OED. KEY: sprengen@v **sprengen** v 4 spraynd 1 spreynd 2 yspreynd 1 **spring** n. "spring (of water); (as adj.) high (tide); origin, beginning; dawn; (pl.) lively dances," s.v. spring sb.\\1 OED. KEY: spring@n spring@n#adj **spring** n#adj 1 spryng 1 **spring** n 7 spryng 5 sprynges 2 **springen** v. "(of water) spring up; grow; arise, begin; (of day) dawn; leap; (of name) become widespread; sprinkle; (ppl. adj.) growing, blooming," s.v. spring v.\\1 OED, springing ppl. a. OED. KEY: springen@v springen@v#adj **springen** v#adj 1 spryngynge 1 **springen** v 58 sprang 5 springe 3 springen 2 springeth 1 springyng 2 sprong 4 spronge 3 sprongen 2 sproong 1 sprynge 17 spryngen 6 spryngeth 8 spryngyng 3 yspronge 1 **springinge** ger. "beginning, origin," s.v. springing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: springinge@ger **springinge** ger 2 spryngyng 1 spryngynge 1 **spurnen** v. "trip against, kick," s.v. spurn v.\\1 OED. KEY: spurnen@v **spurnen** v 4 sporne 1 sporned 1 sporneth 1 spurne 1 **squaimous** adj. "squeamish," s.v. squeamish a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: squaimous@adj **squaimous** adj 1 squaymous 1 **squame** n. "oxidized metal," s.v. squame OED. KEY: squame@n **squame** n 1 squames 1 **square** adj. "square; (of limbs) sturdy, thick-set," s.v. square a. OED. KEY: square@adj **square** adj 7 square 7 **square** n. "mason's or carpenter's square," s.v. square sb. OED. KEY: square@n **square** n 2 squyre 1 squyres 1 **squier** n. "squire; servant to a knight, servant in a noble household," s.v. squire sb. OED. KEY: squier@n **squier** n 27 squier 21 squieres 3 squiers 1 squyer 2 **squieren** v. "squire, escort, attend on," s.v. squire v. OED. KEY: squieren@v **squieren** v 1 squiereth 1 **squirel** n. "squirrel," s.v. squirrel sb. OED. KEY: squirel@n **squirel** n 3 squyrels 2 sqwirelles 1 **stabilite** n. "stability, steadfastness," s.v. stability OED. KEY: stabilite@n **stabilite** n 1 stablete 1 **stable** adj. "stable, steadfast; unchanging; certain, reliable," s.v. stable a. OED. KEY: stable@adj **stable** adj 34 stable 34 **stable** adv. "steadfastly"; not in OED. KEY: stable@adv **stable** adv 1 stable 1 **stable** n. "stable, horse barn," s.v. stable sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stable@n **stable** n 5 stable 4 stables 1 **stablenesse** n. "stability, steadfastness," s.v. stableness OED. KEY: stablenesse@n **stablenesse** n 6 stabelnesse 1 stablenesse 5 **stabli** adv. "stably, steadfastly," s.v. stably adv. OED. KEY: stabli@adv **stabli** adv 2 stablely 2 **stablishen** v. "establish," s.v. stablish v. OED. KEY: stablishen@v **stablishen** v 2 stablissed 1 stablissith 1 **Stace** n. "Statius (Publius Papinius Statius)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: stace@n#propn **stace** n#propn 4 stace 4 **stadie** n. "stadium, race-course," s.v. stadie OED. KEY: stadie@n **stadie** n 1 stadye 1 **staf** n. "staff, cane; club; stick (of wood); shaft of a cart," s.v. staff sb.\\1 OED. KEY: staf@n **staf** n 17 staf 11 staves 6 **staf-slinge** n. "sling on the end of a stick," s.v. staff-sling OED. KEY: staf-slinge@n **staf-slinge** n 1 staf-slynge 1 **stage** n. "raised platform," s.v. stage sb. OED. KEY: stage@n **stage** n 1 stages 1 **stake** n. "stake, post," s.v. stake sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stake@n **stake** n 6 stake 6 **stakeren** v. "stagger," s.v. stacker v. OED. KEY: stakeren@v **stakeren** v 1 stakereth 1 **stale** adj.(1) "(of ale) clarified, aged," s.v. stale a.\\1 OED. KEY: stale@adj1 **stale** adj1 1 stale 1 **stalke** n.(1) "stalk (of a plant); piece of straw; upright of a ladder," s.v. stalk sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stalke@n1 **stalke** n1 7 stalke 5 stalkes 2 **stalken** v. "stalk, walk stealthily, creep," s.v. stalk v.\\1 OED. KEY: stalken@v **stalken** v 6 stalke 2 stalked 2 stalketh 2 **stalle** n. "stall, stable," s.v. stall sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stalle@n **stalle** n 7 stal 1 stalle 6 **stallen** v. "(ppl.) enthroned," s.v. stall v.\\1 OED. KEY: stallen@v **stallen** v 1 ystalled 1 **stamin** n. "coarse cloth," s.v. stamin OED. KEY: stamin@n **stamin** n 2 stamyn 2 **stampen** v. "stamp one's feet; pound (with a pestle)," s.v. stamp v. OED. KEY: stampen@v **stampen** v 2 stampe 1 stampen 1 **stank** n. "pool," s.v. stank sb. OED. KEY: stank@n **stank** n 1 stank 1 **stare** n.(2) "starling," s.v. stare sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stare@n2 **stare** n2 1 stare 1 **staren** v. "stare," s.v. stare v. OED. KEY: staren@v **staren** v 6 stare 5 stareth 1 **stark** adj. "strong; violent," s.v. stark a. and adv. OED. KEY: stark@adj **stark** adj 3 stark 1 starke 2 **stat** n. "state, condition," s.v. state sb. OED. KEY: stat@n **stat** n 1 staat 1 **statli** adj. "stately, noble," s.v. stately a. and adv. OED. KEY: statli@adj **statli** adj 1 statly 1 **statue** n. "statue," s.v. statue sb. OED. KEY: statue@n **statue** n 7 statue 7 **stature** n. "stature, height; shape, form," s.v. stature sb. OED. KEY: stature@n **stature** n 10 stature 10 **statute** n. "statute, law, rule," s.v. statute sb. OED. KEY: statute@n **statute** n 9 statut 5 statutes 3 statutz 1 **staunchen** v. "satisfy, allay," s.v. stanch, staunch v. OED. KEY: staunchen@v **staunchen** v 3 staunchen 2 stawnched 1 **stede** n.(1) "place, location; (with in) instead; (with in no) of no value," s.v. stead sb. OED; some entries s.v. instede of prep. MED. KEY: stede@n1 **stede** n1 18 stede 15 stide 3 **stede** n.(2) "steed, spirited horse," s.v. steed OED. KEY: stede@n2 **stede** n2 25 stede 3 steede 16 steedes 6 **sted-fast** adj. "steadfast, loyal," s.v. steadfast a. (adv.) and sb. OED. KEY: sted-fast@adj **sted-fast** adj 37 stedefast 11 stedefaste 1 stedfast 13 stedfaste 1 stidefast 7 stidfast 4 **sted-fast** adv. "steadfastly," s.v. steadfast a. (adv.) and sb. OED. KEY: sted-fast@adv **sted-fast** adv 1 stedfaste 1 **sted-fastli** adv. "steadfastly, firmly," s.v. steadfastly adv. OED. KEY: sted-fastli@adv **sted-fastli** adv 6 stedefastly 2 stedfastly 3 stidefastly 1 **sted-fastnesse** n. "steadfastness, firmness of purpose, loyalty," s.v. steadfastness OED. KEY: sted-fastnesse@n **sted-fastnesse** n 18 stedefastnesse 3 stedfastnesse 10 stidefastnesse 1 stidfastnesse 4 **steire** n. "stair, staircase; degree of a circle," s.v. stair sb. OED. KEY: steire@n **steire** n 5 staire 1 steire 1 steires 1 steyre 2 **stele** n.(3) "steel," s.v. steel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stele@n3 **stele** n3 19 steel 9 steell 1 stel 4 stele 2 stiel 3 **stelen** v. "steal, carry away; steal away, go quietly," s.v. steal v.\\1 OED. KEY: stelen@v **stelen** v 47 staal 2 stal 12 stele 17 stelen 4 steleth 4 stole 4 stolen 2 stoln 2 **stelinge** ger. "stealing," s.v. stealing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: stelinge@ger **stelinge** ger 1 stelyng 1 **stellifien** v. "stellify, transform into a star," s.v. stellify v. OED. KEY: stellifien@v **stellifien** v 3 stellifye 1 stellyfye 2 **stemen** v. "glow," s.v. steam v. OED. KEY: stemen@v **stemen** v 1 stemed 1 **step** n. "step, footstep," s.v. step sb. OED. KEY: step@n **step** n 5 steppes 4 steppys 1 **stepe** adj. "prominent, large," s.v. steep a. sb.\\2 and v. OED. KEY: stepe@adj **stepe** adj 2 stepe 2 **steppen** v. "step; advance in age," s.v. step v. OED. KEY: steppen@v **steppen** v 3 stape 1 stapen 1 step 1 **stere** n.(1) "steer, young ox," s.v. steer sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stere@n1 **stere** n1 1 steer 1 **stere** n.(2) "stern, rudder," s.v. steer sb.\\2 OED. KEY: stere@n2 **stere** n2 4 steere 2 stere 1 styere 1 **stere** n.(3) "steersman, helmsman; guide," s.v. steer n.\\3 OED. KEY: stere@n3 **stere** n3 4 steere 2 stere 2 **stereles** adj. "rudderless," s.v. steerless a. OED. KEY: stereles@adj **stereles** adj 2 steerelees 1 sterelees 1 **steren** v.(1) "steer, guide," s.v. steer v.\\1 OED. KEY: steren@v1 **steren** v1 4 steere 2 steered 1 stere 1 **steresman** n. "steersman," s.v. steersman OED. KEY: steresman@n **steresman** n 1 sterisman 1 **sterling** n. "silver penny," s.v. sterling sb. and a. OED. KEY: sterling@n **sterling** n 2 sterlynges 2 **sterne** adj. "stern, grim; fierce, violent," s.v. stern a. OED. KEY: sterne@adj **sterne** adj 11 sterne 5 stierne 6 **sternli** adv. "sternly, fiercely; strongly," s.v. sternly adv. OED. KEY: sternli@adv **sternli** adv 3 sterneliche 1 sternely 2 **sterre** n. "star (also as adj.); planet," s.v. star sb.\\1 OED. KEY: sterre@n sterre@n#adj **sterre** n#adj 1 sterre 1 **sterre** n 127 sterre 60 sterres 66 sterris 1 **sterred** adj. "set with stars," s.v. starred ppl. a. OED. KEY: sterred@adj **sterred** adj 1 sterred 1 **sterri** adj. "starry," s.v. starry a. OED. KEY: sterri@adj **sterri** adj 2 sterry 2 **stert** n.(2) "start, sudden movement; (with at a) (in a) moment," s.v. start sb.\\2 OED. KEY: stert@n2 **stert** n2 2 stert 2 **stertelen** v. "(ppl. adj.) leaping, prancing," s.v. startling ppl. a. OED. KEY: stertelen@v#adj **stertelen** v#adj 2 startlynge 1 stertlynge 1 **sterten** v. "start, move suddenly; leap, rush; tremble; uncover, flush out game; awaken suddenly; (of liquids) flow," s.v. start v. OED. KEY: sterten@v **sterten** v 62 stert 2 sterte 39 sterten 1 stertynge 1 stirt 1 stirte 15 stirten 2 ystert 1 **sterven** v. "die, perish," s.v. starve v. OED. KEY: sterven@v **sterven** v 64 starf 14 sterve 43 sterven 5 storven 1 ystorve 1 **steuard** n. "steward," s.v. steward sb. OED. KEY: steuard@n **steuard** n 4 styward 2 stywardes 2 **steue** n.(1) "pond," s.v. stew sb.\\1 OED. KEY: steue@n1 **steue** n1 1 stuwe 1 **steue** n.(2) "small room; brothel," s.v. stew sb.\\2 OED. KEY: steue@n2 **steue** n2 4 stewe 1 stuwe 1 styves 1 stywes 1 **stevene** n.(1) "voice, talk; sound," s.v. steven sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stevene@n1 **stevene** n1 9 steven 1 stevene 8 **stevene** n.(2) "appointed time," s.v. steven sb.\\2 OED. KEY: stevene@n2 **stevene** n2 3 stevene 3 **sti** n. "sty, pig pen," s.v. sty sb.\\3 OED. KEY: sti@n **sti** n 1 sty 1 **stibourne** adj. "stubborn," s.v. stubborn a. OED. KEY: stibourne@adj **stibourne** adj 2 stibourn 2 **stien** v. "ascend," s.v. sty v.\\1 OED. KEY: stien@v **stien** v 2 steyen 1 stye 1 **stif** adj. "stiff, hard; strong, vigorous," s.v. stiff a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: stif@adj **stif** adj 4 stif 3 styf 1 **stifli** adv. "strongly, firmly," s.v. stiffly adv. OED. KEY: stifli@adv **stifli** adv 1 stifly 1 **stiken** v. "stick, get stuck; stab, pierce; affix, adhere; (ppl. adj.) stuck," s.v. stick v.\\1 OED, sticked ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: stiken@v stiken@v#adj **stiken** v#adj 1 styked 1 **stiken** v 15 stak 2 steked 1 stiked 5 stiken 1 stiketh 2 stikynge 1 styke 1 ystiked 2 **stikinge** ger. "affixing, setting," s.v. sticking vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stikinge@ger **stikinge** ger 1 stikynge 1 **stikke** n. "stick, twig, piece of wood," s.v. stick sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stikke@n **stikke** n 9 stikke 7 stikkes 2 **Stilboun** n. "a character in a tale from John of Salisbury (identity uncertain)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: stilboun@n#propn **stilboun** n#propn 1 stilboun 1 **stile** n.(1) "stile (of a fence)," s.v. stile sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stile@n1 **stile** n1 3 stile 2 style 1 **stile** n.(2) "style," s.v. style sb. OED. KEY: stile@n2 **stile** n2 4 stile 3 style 1 **stillatorie** n. "still, vessel for distillation," s.v. stillatory sb. OED. KEY: stillatorie@n **stillatorie** n 1 stillatorie 1 **stille** adj. "still, motionless; silent," s.v. still a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: stille@adj **stille** adj 20 stille 19 stylle 1 **stille** adv. "still, without motion; quietly; continually, always," s.v. still adv. OED. KEY: stille@adv **stille** adv 68 stille 61 stylle 7 **stillen** v.(1) "still, make peaceful; be silent; keep quiet," s.v. still v.\\1 OED. KEY: stillen@v1 **stillen** v1 3 stille 2 stilleth 1 **stilnesse** n. "stillness, silence," s.v. stillness OED. KEY: stilnesse@n **stilnesse** n 2 stillenesse 2 **Stimphalides** n. "Stymphalis, a virgin murdered by Aristoclides," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: stimphalides@n#propn **stimphalides** n#propn 1 stymphalides 1 **stingen** v. "sting; pierce," s.v. sting v.\\1 OED. KEY: stingen@v **stingen** v 13 stingeth 1 stongen 1 stynge 6 styngeth 4 ystonge 1 **stink** n. "stink, stench," s.v. stink sb. OED. KEY: stink@n **stink** n 7 stink 1 stynk 6 **stinken** v. "stink, emit an unpleasant odor; (ppl. adj.) stinking," s.v. stink v. OED, stinking ppl. a. OED. KEY: stinken@v stinken@v#adj **stinken** v#adj 8 stynkyng 2 stynkynge 6 **stinken** v 5 stank 2 stynken 1 stynketh 2 **stinten** v. "stop, cease; stop speaking about; bring to a stop, leave off; refrain, desist; hesitate, delay," s.v. stint v. OED. KEY: stinten@v **stinten** v 96 stent 1 stente 26 stenten 1 stinte 3 stynt 7 stynte 34 stynted 1 stynten 14 stynteth 8 styntynge 1 **stintinge** ger. "ceasing, end," s.v. stinting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: stintinge@ger **stintinge** ger 1 styntynge 1 **stiren** v. "stir, move; stir, cause to move; (with to) move to, incite; propose, discuss; (ppl. adj.) stirring, moving about," s.v. stir v. OED, stirring ppl. a. OED. KEY: stiren@v stiren@v#adj **stiren** v#adj 1 stiryng 1 **stiren** v 17 stere 4 stereth 1 steryng 1 stire 1 stired 4 stiren 1 stireth 2 stirynge 2 styred 1 **stiringe** ger. "motion; incitement," s.v. stirring vbl. sb. OED. KEY: stiringe@ger **stiringe** ger 3 sterynge 1 stirynge 1 stirynges 1 **stirop** n. "stirrup," s.v. stirrup sb. OED. KEY: stirop@n **stirop** n 2 stiropes 1 styropes 1 **stith** n. "anvil," s.v. stith sb. OED. KEY: stith@n **stith** n 1 styth 1 **Stix** n. "Styx, the river (here pit) in Hades," place name; not in MED. KEY: stix@n#propn **stix** n#propn 1 stix 1 **Stoiciens** n. pl. "Stoics," s.v. Stoician OED. KEY: stoiciens@n **stoiciens** n 5 stoycienis 2 stoyciens 3 **stok** n.(1) "stock, line of descent; tree stump, piece of wood," s.v. stock sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stok@n1 **stok** n1 6 stok 4 stokkes 2 **stoken** v.(2) "stab, thrust," s.v. stoke v.\\1 OED. KEY: stoken@v2 **stoken** v2 1 stoke 1 **stokken** v. "(ppl.) imprisoned," s.v. stock v.\\1 OED. KEY: stokken@v **stokken** v 1 stokked 1 **stol** n. "stool, chair; frame for tapestry-making," s.v. stool sb. OED. KEY: stol@n **stol** n 2 stol 1 stooles 1 **stole** n. "stole, an ecclesiastical vestment," s.v. stole sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stole@n **stole** n 1 stole 1 **stomak** n. "stomach; appetite; compassion," s.v. stomach sb. OED. KEY: stomak@n **stomak** n 4 stomak 4 **stomblen** v. "stumble," s.v. stumble v. OED. KEY: stomblen@v **stomblen** v 1 stomblen 1 **ston** n. "stone, rock (also as adj.; s.v. ston-wal n. MED); gem, precious stone; testicle," s.v. stone sb. OED. KEY: ston@n ston@n#adj **ston** n#adj 1 ston 1 **ston** n 117 ston 22 stones 31 stonys 2 stoon 62 **stonden** v.(1) "stand, stand upright, be placed; withstand; exist; endure; depend (on); be in a condition (of)," s.v. stand v. OED. KEY: stonden@v1 **stonden** v1 301 stand 2 stande 1 standen 1 standest 1 standeth 5 stant 61 stod 17 stode 4 stoden 7 stond 2 stonde 49 stonden 31 stondest 2 stondeth 11 stondith 8 stondyng 1 stondynge 5 stont 1 stood 87 stoode 3 stooden 2 **stonen** v.(1) "(ppl.) stoned," s.v. stone v. OED. KEY: stonen@v1 **stonen** v1 1 stoned 1 **ston-wal** n. "stone wall," s.v. stone-wall sb. OED. KEY: ston-wal@n **ston-wal** n 1 ston-wal 1 **stoppen** v. "stop, plug up," s.v. stop v. OED. KEY: stoppen@v **stoppen** v 3 stopped 2 stoppen 1 **store** adj. "bold, crude," s.v. stour a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: store@adj **store** adj 1 stoore 1 **store** n.(1) "store, possession(s); livestock; (in) stock, in reserve; (with tell) value," s.v. store sb. OED. KEY: store@n1 **store** n1 7 stoor 6 store 1 **storen** v. "supply, stock," s.v. store v. OED. KEY: storen@v **storen** v 1 stoore 1 **storial** adj. "historical," s.v. storial a. OED. KEY: storial@adj **storial** adj 2 storial 1 storyal 1 **storie** n.(1) "story, narrative, history," s.v. story sb.\\1 OED. KEY: storie@n1 **storie** n1 81 storie 36 stories 17 story 13 storye 10 storyes 5 **stork** n. "stork," s.v. stork OED. KEY: stork@n **stork** n 1 stork 1 **storm** n. "storm," s.v. storm sb. OED. KEY: storm@n **storm** n 3 storm 2 stormes 1 **stormi** adj. "stormy; unruly, tempestuous," s.v. stormy a. OED. KEY: stormi@adj **stormi** adj 3 stormy 3 **stot** n. "horse; woman, slut," s.v. stot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stot@n **stot** n 2 stot 2 **stounde** n. "time, space of time, moment; (pl.) seasons; (pl. with by) in turn," s.v. stound sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stounde@n **stounde** n 24 stounde 14 stoundes 4 stoundis 1 stownde 2 stowndes 3 **stoundmele** adv. "gradually," s.v. stoundmeal adv. OED. KEY: stoundmele@adv **stoundmele** adv 1 stoundemele 1 **stoupen** v. "stoop; (ppl. adj.) stooping," s.v. stoop v.\\1 OED, stooping ppl. a. OED. KEY: stoupen@v stoupen@v#adj **stoupen** v#adj 1 stoupyng 1 **stoupen** v 5 stoupe 2 stoupen 1 stoupeth 2 **stoure** n.(2) "battle," s.v. stour sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stoure@n2 **stoure** n2 2 stour 1 stoures 1 **stoute** adj. "stout, sturdy, bold," s.v. stout a. and adv. OED. KEY: stoute@adj **stoute** adj 7 stout 1 stoute 6 **straken** v.(1) "go, move," s.v. strake v.\\1 OED. KEY: straken@v1 **straken** v1 1 strake 1 **stranglen** v. "strangle; kill," s.v. strangle v. OED. KEY: stranglen@v **stranglen** v 6 strangle 1 strangled 1 stranglen 2 strangleth 1 straungle 1 **stranglinge** ger. "strangling; killing," s.v. strangling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: stranglinge@ger **stranglinge** ger 3 strangelynge 1 stranglyng 1 stranglynge 1 **Stratford** n. "Stratford at Bow, near London," place name; not in MED. KEY: stratford@n#propn **stratford** n#propn 1 stratford 1 **strau** n. "straw; (fig.) something worthless; (as interj.) an expression of contempt)," s.v. straw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: strau@n strau@n#interj **strau** n 18 straw 6 strawe 1 stre 1 stree 9 strees 1 **strau** n#interj 3 straw 3 **straunge** adj. "strange, foreign; exotic, unusual; different; external (to oneself); not of the family; reserved, distant; unfriendly; (with make it) difficult; (as n.) strangers," s.v. strange a. OED. KEY: straunge@adj straunge@adj#n **straunge** adj 45 estraunge 1 strange 8 straunge 34 straunger 2 **straunge** adj#n 1 straunge 1 **straungeli** adv. "distantly, with reserve," s.v. strangely adv. OED. KEY: straungeli@adv **straungeli** adv 2 strangely 1 straungely 1 **straungenesse** n. "strangeness, unusual fashion; estrangement," s.v. strangeness OED. KEY: straungenesse@n **straungenesse** n 2 strangenesse 1 straungenesse 1 **straungere** n. "stranger, foreigner," s.v. stranger sb. (and a.) OED. KEY: straungere@n **straungere** n 4 straunger 2 straungiers 2 **Straw** n. "(Jack) Straw, leader of the revolt of 1381," proper n.; s.v. strau n. MED. KEY: straw@n#propn **straw** n#propn 1 straw 1 **strecchen** v. "stretch, extend; be adequate (to), suffice," s.v. stretch v. OED. KEY: strecchen@v strecchen@v#adj **strecchen** v#adj 1 straughten 1 **strecchen** v 23 straught 1 straughte 2 strecche 8 strecchen 6 streccheth 1 strecchid 1 strecchynge 1 streche 1 streighte 1 streyghte 1 **streight** adj. "straight, direct; stretched out; (comp.) more spread out," s.v. straight a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: streight@adj **streight** adj 8 strayghter 1 streght 2 streghte 1 streight 2 streighte 1 streyght 1 **streight** adv. "straightly, directly; immediately," s.v. streight a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: streight@adv **streight** adv 18 streght 8 streghte 1 streight 9 **streinen** v.(1) "strain (a substance); constrain; clasp tightly; press, constrict," s.v. strain v.\\1 OED. KEY: streinen@v1 **streinen** v1 15 streyne 8 streyneth 6 streynith 1 **streinen** v.(2) "distrain, confine," s.v. strain v.\\2 OED. KEY: streinen@v2 **streinen** v2 1 strayne 1 **streit** adj. "strict; narrow; small, scanty; inadequate in space; (of a sword) drawn," s.v. strait a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: streit@adj **streit** adj 17 streit 6 streite 2 streyte 9 **streit** n. "strait," s.v. strait a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: streit@n **streit** n 1 strayte 1 **streite** adv. "strictly; tightly, closely," s.v. strait a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: streite@adv **streite** adv 5 streite 3 streyt 1 streyte 1 **streitnesse** n. "small size," s.v. straitness OED. KEY: streitnesse@n **streitnesse** n 1 streitnesse 1 **strem** n. "stream, body of water, river; tide; flow (of blood, life); ray, beam (of light)," s.v. stream sb. OED. KEY: strem@n **strem** n 31 streem 6 strem 7 stremes 17 stremys 1 **stremen** v. "stream, flow," s.v. stream v. OED. KEY: stremen@v **stremen** v 1 stremeden 1 **stren** n. "strain, lineage," s.v. strain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stren@n **stren** n 1 streen 1 **streng** n. "string (of a bow, of a musical instrument)," s.v. string sb. OED. KEY: streng@n **streng** n 6 streng 1 strenges 3 stryng 1 strynges 1 **strengere** adj. comp. "stronger," s.v. strenger a. and adv. OED. KEY: strengere@adj **strengere** adj 13 strenger 7 strengere 6 **strengest** adj. sup. "strongest (also as quasi-adv.)," s.v. strengest a. OED. KEY: strengest@adj strengest@adj#adv **strengest** adj#adv 1 strengest 1 **strengest** adj 1 strengest 1 **strengthe** n. "strength, power, force," s.v. strength sb. OED. KEY: strengthe@n **strengthe** n 94 strengthe 83 strengthes 8 strengthis 3 **strengthen** v. "strengthen," s.v. strength v. OED. KEY: strengthen@v **strengthen** v 3 istrengthid 1 strengthen 2 **strepen** v. "strip," s.v. strip v.\\1 OED. KEY: strepen@v **strepen** v 8 streepe 1 strepe 2 strepen 3 strepeth 2 **strete** n.(2) "street, road," s.v. street sb. OED. KEY: strete@n2 **strete** n2 23 streete 1 strete 21 stretes 1 **streuen** v. "strew," s.v. straw v.\\1 OED. KEY: streuen@v **streuen** v 3 strawe 1 strawed 1 strawen 1 **strife** n. "strife, contention, quarrel; battle," s.v. strife OED. KEY: strife@n **strife** n 31 strif 18 stryf 13 **strike** n.(1) "stroke, mark," s.v. streak sb. OED. KEY: strike@n1 **strike** n1 8 strike 2 strikes 6 **strike** n.(2) "clump, hank," s.v. strike sb. OED. KEY: strike@n2 **strike** n2 1 strike 1 **striken** v. "strike (out), remove," s.v. strike v. OED. KEY: striken@v **striken** v 3 strike 1 striken 1 ystrike 1 **striven** v. "strive, quarrel; vie, contend; (ppl. adj.) quarrelsome, contentious," s.v. strive v. OED, striving ppl. a. OED. KEY: striven@v striven@v#adj **striven** v#adj 1 stryvynge 1 **striven** v 27 strof 1 stroof 1 stryf 1 stryve 15 stryven 4 stryveth 4 stryvynge 1 **strivinge** ger. "strife, quarreling," s.v. striving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: strivinge@ger **strivinge** ger 5 stryvyng 2 stryvynge 3 **Strode** n. "(Ralph) Strode, friend of Chaucer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: strode@n#propn **strode** n#propn 1 strode 1 **strogelen** v. "struggle," s.v. struggle v. OED. KEY: strogelen@v **strogelen** v 3 strogelest 1 strugle 2 **strogelinge** ger. "struggling," s.v. struggling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: strogelinge@ger **strogelinge** ger 1 struglyng 1 **stroiere** n. "destroyer," s.v. stroyer OED. KEY: stroiere@n **stroiere** n 1 stroyere 1 **stroke** n. "stroke, blow; (with in o) simultaneously," s.v. stroke sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stroke@n **stroke** n 29 strok 3 strokes 13 strook 13 **stroken** v. "stroke, caress," s.v. stroke v.\\1 OED. KEY: stroken@v **stroken** v 4 stroke 3 stroketh 1 **stronde** n.(1) "strand, shore," s.v. strand sb.\\1 OED. KEY: stronde@n1 **stronde** n1 11 stronde 5 strondes 5 stroondes 1 **strong** adj. "strong, powerful; difficult; severe, painful; arrant, downright," s.v. strong a. OED. KEY: strong@adj **strong** adj 91 strong 49 stronge 35 stronger 2 strongest 1 strongeste 1 stroong 3 **stronge** adv. "strongly, firmly, securely," s.v. strong adv. OED. KEY: stronge@adv **stronge** adv 3 stronge 3 **strongli** adv. "strongly, firmly, securely," s.v. strongly adv. OED. KEY: strongli@adv **strongli** adv 5 strongly 5 **Strother** n. "Strother, a town in northern England," place name; s.v. strother n.(1) MED. KEY: strother@n#propn **strother** n#propn 1 strother 1 **strouten** v. "spread out," s.v. strut v.\\1 OED. KEY: strouten@v **strouten** v 1 strouted 1 **strumpet** n. "strumpet," s.v. strumpet sb. OED. KEY: strumpet@n **strumpet** n 1 strompettis 1 **stubbe** n. "stump," s.v. stub sb. OED. KEY: stubbe@n **stubbe** n 1 stubbes 1 **stuble** n. "(as adj.) fattened on stubble," s.v. stubble-goose OED. KEY: stuble@n#adj **stuble** n#adj 1 stubbel 1 **studie** n. "study, learning; library, room for studying; field of learning; reverie; endeavor, desire," s.v. study sb. OED. KEY: studie@n **studie** n 24 stodye 1 studie 10 studies 9 studye 4 **studien** v. "study; seek, apply the mind (to); meditate, deliberate," s.v. study v. OED. KEY: studien@v **studien** v 11 studie 5 studied 1 studieden 1 studien 2 studieth 2 **studiinge** ger. "studying," s.v. studying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: studiinge@ger **studiinge** ger 2 studiyng 2 **stuffen** v.(1) "(ppl.) stuffed," s.v. stuff v.\\1 OED. KEY: stuffen@v1 **stuffen** v1 1 stuffed 1 **sturdi** adj. "sturdy, firm; harsh, cruel," s.v. sturdy a. and sb. OED. KEY: sturdi@adj **sturdi** adj 7 stordy 1 stourdy 1 sturdy 5 **sturdili** adv. "sturdily, boldly," s.v. sturdily adv. OED. KEY: sturdili@adv **sturdili** adv 2 sturdely 1 sturdily 1 **sturdinesse** n. "harshness, cruelty," s.v. sturdiness OED. KEY: sturdinesse@n **sturdinesse** n 1 sturdinesse 1 **suasioun** n. "persuasiveness," s.v. suasioun OED. KEY: suasioun@n **suasioun** n 1 suasyoun 1 **sub** Lat. prep. "under." KEY: sub@lat\_prep **sub** lat\_prep 1 sub 1 **subdeken** n. "subdeacon," s.v. subdeacon OED. KEY: subdeken@n **subdeken** n 1 subdekne 1 **subget** adj. "subject, subordinate," s.v. subject a. OED. KEY: subget@adj **subget** adj 18 subgect 1 subget 3 subgetes 1 subgett 1 subgetz 1 subgit 7 subgitz 1 subject 3 **subget** n. "subject, subordinate; substance," s.v. subject sb. OED. KEY: subget@n **subget** n 9 subget 1 subgetis 2 subgetz 2 subgit 1 subgitz 2 subjectz 1 **subjeccioun** n. "subjection, dominion; submission; suggestion," s.v. subjection OED. KEY: subjeccioun@n **subjeccioun** n 7 subjeccioun 7 **sublimatori** n. "(alchem.) vessel used for sublimation," s.v. sublimatory sb. OED. KEY: sublimatori@n **sublimatori** n 1 sublymatories 1 **sublimen** v. "(alchem.) (ppl. adj.) sublimated, purified," s.v. sublimed ppl. a. OED. KEY: sublimen@v#adj **sublimen** v#adj 1 sublymed 1 **subliminge** ger. "(alchem.) sublimation, purifying," s.v. subliming vbl. sb. OED. KEY: subliminge@ger **subliminge** ger 1 sublymyng 1 **submissioun** n. "submission," s.v. submission OED. KEY: submissioun@n **submissioun** n 1 submyssioun 1 **submitten** v. "submit; cause to submit," s.v. submit v. OED. KEY: submitten@v **submitten** v 8 submitten 1 submytted 1 submyttede 1 submytten 1 summitted 1 summittid 1 summytted 1 summytten 1 **substaunce** n. "substance, essence; actuality; majority; possessions, provisions," s.v. substance OED. KEY: substaunce@n **substaunce** n 32 substance 4 substaunce 26 substaunces 2 **suburbe** n. "suburb, area outside the walls of a town," s.v. suburb OED. KEY: suburbe@n **suburbe** n 1 suburbes 1 **subverten** v. "subvert," s.v. subvert v. OED. KEY: subverten@v **subverten** v 1 subverteth 1 **succeden** v. "succeed, follow next," s.v. succeed v. OED. KEY: succeden@v **succeden** v 5 succede 1 succedeth 1 succedith 2 succedynge 1 **succedent** adj. "(astro.) (as n.) a succedent house," s.v. succedent a. and sb. OED. KEY: succedent@adj#n **succedent** adj#n 1 succident 1 **successioun** n. "succession," s.v. succession OED. KEY: successioun@n **successioun** n 2 successioun 1 successiouns 1 **successour** n. "successor, follower," s.v. successor OED. KEY: successour@n **successour** n 2 successour 2 **Suetonius** n. "Suetonius (Gaius Suetonius Tranquilus), the Roman historian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: suetonius@n#propn **suetonius** n#propn 2 swetonius 1 swetoun 1 **sufferable** adj. "patient," s.v. sufferable a. OED. KEY: sufferable@adj **sufferable** adj 1 suffrable 1 **sufferaunce** n. "sufferance, permission; patience, forbearance; (mental) receptivity," s.v. sufferance OED. KEY: sufferaunce@n **sufferaunce** n 17 suffrance 7 suffraunce 9 sufraunce 1 **sufferaunt** adj. "patient, tolerant; (as n.) patient person," s.v. sufferant a. OED. KEY: sufferaunt@adj sufferaunt@adj#n **sufferaunt** adj 1 suffraunt 1 **sufferaunt** adj#n 1 suffrant 1 **sufferen** v. "suffer, endure; submit, obey; allow, permit," s.v. suffer v. OED. KEY: sufferen@v **sufferen** v 173 soffre 1 suffered 2 sufferede 1 sufferest 2 suffre 59 suffred 36 suffrede 1 suffren 32 suffrest 3 suffrestow 1 suffreth 24 suffrid 2 suffride 4 suffriden 1 suffrith 2 ysuffred 2 **sufferinge** ger. "suffering," s.v. suffering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sufferinge@ger **sufferinge** ger 5 sufferyng 1 suffrynge 4 **sufficient** adj. "sufficient, adequate; appropriate," s.v. sufficient a. (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: sufficient@adj **sufficient** adj 4 sufficeant 2 sufficient 2 **sufficientli** adv. "sufficiently," s.v. sufficiently adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: sufficientli@adv **sufficientli** adv 1 sufficeantly 1 **suffisaunce** n. "sufficiency, satisfaction; source of satisfaction, object of desire," s.v. suffisance OED. KEY: suffisaunce@n **suffisaunce** n 35 suffisance 4 suffisaunce 28 suffysaunce 3 **suffisaunt** adj. "sufficient, adequate; capable, able," s.v. suffisant a. OED. KEY: suffisaunt@adj **suffisaunt** adj 22 suffisant 10 suffisaunt 12 **suffisauntli** adv. "sufficiently, effectively," s.v. suffisantly adv. OED. KEY: suffisauntli@adv **suffisauntli** adv 4 suffisantly 3 suffisauntly 1 **suffisen** v. "suffice, be enough, satisfy; be capable, be able to endure," s.v. suffice v. OED. KEY: suffisen@v **suffisen** v 79 sufficeth 3 sufficith 1 suffise 38 suffised 2 suffisen 3 suffiseth 24 suffisynge 1 suffyce 1 suffyse 5 suffyseth 1 **suggestioun** n. "temptation; accusation," s.v. suggestion OED. KEY: suggestioun@n **suggestioun** n 3 suggestion 1 suggestioun 2 **sugre** n. "sugar," s.v. sugar sb. OED. KEY: sugre@n **sugre** n 3 sucre 1 sugre 2 **sugren** v. "(ppl.) sweetened," s.v. sugar v. OED. KEY: sugren@v **sugren** v 1 sucred 1 **sukkenie** n. "loose frock," s.v. suckeny OED. KEY: sukkenie@n **sukkenie** n 1 sukkenye 1 **sulphur** n. "sulphur," s.v. sulphur sb. OED. KEY: sulphur@n **sulphur** n 1 soulfre 1 **superfice** n. "surface," s.v. superfice OED. KEY: superfice@n **superfice** n 3 superfice 2 superficie 1 **superfluite** n. "superfluity, excess," s.v. superfluity OED. KEY: superfluite@n **superfluite** n 13 superfluite 2 superfluitee 7 superfluyte 1 superfluytee 2 superfluytees 1 **superlatif** adj. "superlative," s.v. superlative a. and sb. OED. KEY: superlatif@adj **superlatif** adj 1 superlatyf 1 **supersticious** adj. "superstitious," s.v. superstitious a. OED. KEY: supersticious@adj **supersticious** adj 1 supersticious 1 **supplicacioun** n. "petition, prayer," s.v. supplication sb. OED. KEY: supplicacioun@n **supplicacioun** n 2 supplicacion 2 **supplien** v.(2) "supplicate, entreat," s.v. supply v.\\2 OED. KEY: supplien@v1 **supplien** v1 1 supplyen 1 **supportacioun** n. "support, assistance," s.v. supportation OED. KEY: supportacioun@n **supportacioun** n 1 supportacioun 1 **supporten** v. "support," s.v. support v. OED. KEY: supporten@v **supporten** v 2 supporte 1 supporteth 1 **supposen** v. "suppose, believe," s.v. suppose v. OED. KEY: supposen@v **supposen** v 21 suppose 15 supposed 3 supposid 1 supposynge 2 **supposinge** ger. "supposition, speculation," s.v. supposing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: supposinge@ger **supposinge** ger 3 supposyng 1 supposynge 2 **supprisen** v. "(ppl.) surprised, overcome," s.v. supprise v. OED. KEY: supprisen@v **supprisen** v 2 supprised 2 **surcote** n. "surcoat," s.v. surcoat OED. KEY: surcote@n **surcote** n 1 surcote 1 **surfet** n. "surfeit," s.v. surfeit sb. OED. KEY: surfet@n **surfet** n 1 surfeet 1 **surmounten** v. "surmount, surpass," s.v. surmount v. OED. KEY: surmounten@v **surmounten** v 14 sormounte 1 sourmounten 1 sourmounteth 1 surmounted 1 surmounten 4 surmounteth 4 surmountith 2 **surname** n. "title, epithet," s.v. surname sb. OED. KEY: surname@n **surname** n 1 surname 1 **surplis** n. "surplice," s.v. surplice OED. KEY: surplis@n **surplis** n 2 surplys 2 **surplus** n. "surplus, difference over and above," s.v. surplus sb. and a. OED. KEY: surplus@n **surplus** n 1 surplus 1 **surquidrie** n. "presumption, arrogance," s.v. surquidry, surquedry OED. KEY: surquidrie@n **surquidrie** n 3 surquidrie 3 **sursanure** n. "wound healed only outwardly," s.v. sursanure OED. KEY: sursanure@n **sursanure** n 1 sursanure 1 **surveiaunce** n. "surveillance," s.v. surveyance OED. KEY: surveiaunce@n **surveiaunce** n 1 surveiaunce 1 **Susanna** n. "Susannah (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: susanna@n#propn **susanna** n#propn 2 susanna 1 susanne 1 **suspecioun** n. "suspicion," s.v. suspicion sb. OED. KEY: suspecioun@n **suspecioun** n 13 suspecion 2 suspecioun 11 **suspecious** adj. "suspect, arousing suspicion," s.v. suspicious a. OED. KEY: suspecious@adj **suspecious** adj 1 suspecious 1 **suspect** adj. "suspect, arousing suspicion," s.v. suspect a. and sb.\\2 OED. KEY: suspect@adj **suspect** adj 3 suspect 3 **suspect** n. "suspicion, distrust," s.v. suspect sb.\\1 OED. KEY: suspect@n **suspect** n 5 suspect 5 **sustenaunce** n. "sustenance," s.v. sustenance OED. KEY: sustenaunce@n **sustenaunce** n 6 sustenance 2 sustenaunce 4 **sustenen** v. "sustain, maintain; endure, bear," s.v. sustain v. OED. KEY: sustenen@v **sustenen** v 35 isusteyned 1 susteene 7 sustene 17 sustened 2 sustenen 3 sustenith 1 sustenyd 2 susteyned 1 susteynede 1 **suster** n. "sister," s.v. sister sb. OED. KEY: suster@n **suster** n 71 sister 9 soster 1 suster 33 sustren 7 sustres 3 syster 16 systers 1 systren 1 **sute** n. "fashion, pattern, color," s.v. suit sb. OED. KEY: sute@n **sute** n 3 sute 1 suyte 2 **swalwe** n. "swallow, the bird," s.v. swallow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: swalwe@n **swalwe** n 3 swalowe 1 swalwe 2 **swan** n. "swan, the bird," s.v. swan sb. OED. KEY: swan@n **swan** n 7 swan 6 swannes 1 **swap** n. "swoop, striking of a bird of prey," s.v. swap, swop sb. OED. KEY: swap@n **swap** n 1 swap 1 **swappen** v. "strike; fall suddenly," s.v. swap, swop v. OED. KEY: swappen@v **swappen** v 4 swape 1 swappe 1 swapte 2 **swarm** n. "swarm," s.v. swarm sb. OED. KEY: swarm@n **swarm** n 3 swarm 3 **swarmen** v. "swarm," s.v. swarm v.\\1 OED. KEY: swarmen@v **swarmen** v 3 swarmed 1 swarmen 1 swarmeth 1 **swartish** adj. "swarthy, dark," s.v. swartish a. OED. KEY: swartish@adj **swartish** adj 1 swartish 1 **swei** n.(2) "motion, momentum," s.v. sway sb. OED. KEY: swei@n2 **swei** n2 4 sweigh 2 sweighe 2 **swein** n. "swain, young man; servant," s.v. swain sb. OED. KEY: swein@n **swein** n 2 swayn 2 **swellen** v. "swell; (ppl. adj.) swollen," s.v. swell v. OED, swollen ppl. a. OED. KEY: swellen@v swellen@v#adj **swellen** v#adj 4 swollen 4 **swellen** v 7 swal 2 swelle 3 swelleth 2 **swellere** n. "inflater," s.v. sweller OED. KEY: swellere@n **swellere** n 1 swellere 1 **swellinge** ger. "swelling," s.v. swelling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: swellinge@ger **swellinge** ger 3 swellynge 3 **swelten** v. "grow faint; faint, (fig.) die," s.v. swelt v. OED. KEY: swelten@v **swelten** v 6 swelte 6 **swenchen** v. "(ppl. adj.) wearied, lazy," s.v. sweynt ppl. a. OED. KEY: swenchen@v#adj **swenchen** v#adj 1 sweynte 1 **swepen** v. "sweep," s.v. sweep v. OED. KEY: swepen@v **swepen** v 3 swepe 2 ysweped 1 **sweren** v. "swear, affirm; use oaths, blaspheme; (ppl. adj.) sworn," s.v. swear v. OED, sworn ppl. a. OED. KEY: sweren@v sweren@v#adj **sweren** v#adj 5 sworen 2 sworn 2 sworne 1 **sweren** v 149 isworn 1 swere 58 sweren 4 swereth 2 swerith 1 swerth 1 swoor 18 swor 19 swore 6 sworen 6 sworn 26 yswore 3 ysworn 4 **swerere** n. "swearer," s.v. swearer OED. KEY: swerere@n **swerere** n 1 swerere 1 **sweringe** ger. "swearing," s.v. swearing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sweringe@ger **sweringe** ger 13 swerying 2 sweryng 10 swerynge 1 **swete** adj. "sweet, pleasing; dear; (as n.) dear one, sweet thing, sweetheart," s.v. sweet a. and adv. OED. KEY: swete@adj swete@adj#n **swete** adj 138 sweete 51 swete 85 swetter 2 **swete** adj#n 21 sweete 2 swete 19 **swete** adv. "sweetly, pleasingly, gently," s.v. sweet a. and adv. OED. KEY: swete@adv **swete** adv 5 sweete 4 swete 1 **swete** n.(2) "sweetness," s.v. sweet sb. OED. KEY: swete@n2 **swete** n2 1 swete 1 **sweteli** adv. "sweetly, pleasantly, patiently," s.v. sweetly adv. OED. KEY: sweteli@adv **sweteli** adv 5 swetely 5 **Swete-Loking** n. "Sweet-Looking, a character in RomA," proper n.; s.v. swete adj. MED. KEY: swete-loking@n#propn **swete-loking** n#propn 3 swete-lokyng 3 **sweten** v.(1) "sweat," s.v. sweat v. OED. KEY: sweten@v1 **sweten** v1 12 swatte 3 sweete 1 swete 8 **swetenesse** n. "sweetness," s.v. sweetness OED. KEY: swetenesse@n **swetenesse** n 25 swetenesse 2 swetnesse 23 **sweti** adj. "sweaty," s.v. sweaty a. OED. KEY: sweti@adj **sweti** adj 1 swety 1 **sweven** n. "dream," s.v. sweven sb. OED. KEY: sweven@n **sweven** n 25 sweven 17 swevene 1 swevenes 5 swevenys 1 swevnes 1 **sweveninge** ger. "dream," s.v. swevening vbl. sb. OED. KEY: sweveninge@ger **sweveninge** ger 2 sweveninges 1 swevenyng 1 **swich** adj. "such, such a one," s.v. such dem. adj. and pron. OED. KEY: swich@gram\_adj **swich** gram\_adj 835 sich 21 siche 2 such 68 suche 14 swich 557 swiche 140 swilk 1 swych 25 swyche 7 **swich** pron. "such, such a one," s.v. such dem. adj. and pron. OED. KEY: swich@pron **swich** pron 5 swich 3 swiche 2 **swifte** adj. "swift," s.v. swift a. (adv.) OED. KEY: swifte@adj **swifte** adj 32 swift 11 swifte 11 swifter 1 swiftest 1 swyft 5 swyfte 2 swyftere 1 **swifte** adv. "swiftly," s.v. swift a. (adv.) OED. KEY: swifte@adv **swifte** adv 2 swifte 1 swifter 1 **swiftli** adv. "swiftly," s.v. swiftly adv. OED. KEY: swiftli@adv **swiftli** adv 4 swiftly 2 swyftli 1 swyftly 1 **swiftnesse** n. "swiftness," s.v. swiftness OED. KEY: swiftnesse@n **swiftnesse** n 3 swyftnesse 3 **swimmen** v. "swim, float; luxuriate; abound with swimming creatures," s.v. swim v. OED. KEY: swimmen@v **swimmen** v 5 swimme 1 swymme 2 swymmen 2 **swine** n. "swine, boar," s.v. swine OED. KEY: swine@n **swine** n 8 swyn 8 **swines-hed** n. "pig's head, fool," s.v. swine OED, swine n. MED. KEY: swines-hed@n **swines-hed** n 1 swynes-heed 1 **swink** n. "work, labor," s.v. swink sb. OED. KEY: swink@n **swink** n 4 swynk 4 **swinken** v. "work, labor; cause to labor; earn by working," s.v. swink v. OED. KEY: swinken@v **swinken** v 15 swinke 1 swonken 1 swynke 11 swynken 1 yswonke 1 **swinkere** n. "worker," s.v. swinker OED. KEY: swinkere@n **swinkere** n 1 swynkere 1 **swire** n. "neck, throat," s.v. swire OED. KEY: swire@n **swire** n 1 swire 1 **swithe** adv. "quickly, (with as) immediately," s.v. swith adv. OED. KEY: swithe@adv **swithe** adv 18 swithe 16 swythe 2 **swiven** v. "fornicate; copulate with," s.v. swive v. OED. KEY: swiven@v **swiven** v 7 swyve 2 swyved 5 **swolwe** n. "mouth, gulf," s.v. swallow sb.\\2 OED. KEY: swolwe@n **swolwe** n 1 swolow 1 **swolwen** v. "swallow," s.v. swallow v. OED. KEY: swolwen@v **swolwen** v 7 swalowe 1 swelwe 2 swelweth 1 swolwe 2 swolwen 1 **sword** n. "sword," s.v. sword sb. OED. KEY: sword@n **sword** n 77 sweerd 2 swerd 65 swerdes 10 **swot** n. "sweat," s.v. swote OED. KEY: swot@n **swot** n 1 swoot 1 **swoue** n. "swoon; anguish," s.v. swow, swough sb. OED. KEY: swoue@n **swoue** n 9 swogh 3 swough 5 swow 1 **swough** n.(1) "sound (as of wind); groan, sigh," s.v. sough sb.\\1 OED. KEY: swough@n1 **swough** n1 5 swogh 3 swough 2 **swoune** n. "swoon, faint," s.v. swoon sb. OED. KEY: swoune@n **swoune** n 1 swowne 1 **swounen** v. "swoon, faint," s.v. swoon v. OED. KEY: swounen@v **swounen** v 17 swouned 1 swouneth 3 swowne 2 swowned 6 swowneth 3 swownynge 2 **swouninge** ger. "swooning, faint," s.v. swooning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: swouninge@ger **swouninge** ger 3 swownyng 2 swownynge 1 **-- T --** **t** n. "the letter t," s.v. t OED. KEY: t@n t n 2 t 2 **t** n 2 T 2 **Tabard** n. "the Tabard, an inn in Southwark," place name; s.v. tabarde n. MED. KEY: tabard@n#propn **tabard** n#propn 2 tabard 2 **tabarde** n.(1) "loose sleeveless outer garment," s.v. tabard OED. KEY: tabarde@n1 **tabarde** n1 1 tabard 1 **tabernacle** n. "canopied niche in a wall; canopied scaffold," s.v. tabernacle sb. OED. KEY: tabernacle@n **tabernacle** n 3 tabernacle 1 tabernacles 2 **table** n. "table, dining table; tablet for writing or inscription; table (of astronomical calculations); plate (on an astrolabe); (pl.) backgammon," s.v. table sb. OED. KEY: table@n **table** n 44 table 25 tables 19 **tabour** n. "tabor, small drum," s.v. tabor, tabour sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tabour@n **tabour** n 2 tabour 1 tabours 1 **tabouren** v. "drum, din," s.v. tabor, tabour v. OED. KEY: tabouren@v **tabouren** v 1 tabouren 1 **tache** n.(3) "defect; characteristic," s.v. tache sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tache@n3 **tache** n3 3 tache 1 tecches 1 techches 1 **taffata** n. "taffeta," s.v. taffeta, taffety OED. KEY: taffata@n **taffata** n 1 taffata 1 **Tagus** n. "Tajo, a river in Spain," place name; not in MED. KEY: tagus@n#propn **tagus** n#propn 1 tagus 1 **tail** n. "tail," s.v. tail sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tail@n **tail** n 18 tayl 15 tayle 1 tayles 2 **taillage** n. "tax," s.v. tallage sb.\\1 OED. KEY: taillage@n **taillage** n 3 taillages 1 taylage 1 taylages 1 **taille** n. "credit, tally," s.v. tail sb.\\2 OED. KEY: taille@n **taille** n 2 taille 2 **taillinge** ger. "reckoning, keeping track of debts," s.v. tailing vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: taillinge@ger **taillinge** ger 1 taillynge 1 **takel** n. "equipment (for archery)," s.v. tackle sb. OED. KEY: takel@n **takel** n 1 takel 1 **taken** v. "take; give, bring; give, strike; (reflex.) betake oneself; come about, take place," s.v. take v. OED. KEY: taken@v **taken** v 704 taa 2 taak 39 taaketh 1 tak 71 take 224 taken 84 takestow 2 taketh 58 takist 1 takith 4 takyng 1 tok 55 toke 8 token 1 took 139 tooke 10 tooken 4 **takinge** ger. "ta:king," s.v. taking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: takinge@ger **takinge** ger 7 taking 2 takyng 2 takynge 3 **tal** adj. "prompt, ready to obey," s.v. tall a. OED. KEY: tal@adj **tal** adj 1 tal 1 **Talbot** n. "Talbot, a dog in NPT," proper n. KEY: talbot@n#propn **talbot** n#propn 1 talbot 1 **tale** n. "tale, narrative; conversation, talk; subject of conversation; account, esteem," s.v. tale sb. OED. KEY: tale@n **tale** n 248 tale 218 tales 28 talys 2 **talen** v. "tell tales; speak," s.v. tale v. OED. KEY: talen@v **talen** v 4 tale 3 talen 1 **talent** n. "inclination, desire," s.v. talent sb. OED. KEY: talent@n **talent** n 17 talent 11 talentes 1 talentz 5 **talken** v. "talk," s.v. talk v. OED. KEY: talken@v **talken** v 4 talke 3 talken 1 **talkere** n. "talker," s.v. talker OED. KEY: talkere@n **talkere** n 1 talker 1 **talkinge** ger. "talking, talk," s.v. talking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: talkinge@ger **talkinge** ger 2 talkyng 2 **tame** adj. "tame; submissive," s.v. tame a. OED. KEY: tame@adj **tame** adj 7 tame 7 **Tantalus** n. "Tantalus, father of Niobe," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tantalus@n#propn **tantalus** n#propn 3 tantale 1 tantalus 2 **tape** n. "ribbon," s.v. tape sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tape@n **tape** n 1 tapes 1 **tapeten** v. "cover with tapestries"; not in OED. KEY: tapeten@v **tapeten** v 1 tapite 1 **tapicer** n. "weaver of tapestries, rugs, etc.," s.v. tapisser OED. KEY: tapicer@n **tapicer** n 1 tapycer 1 **tappe** n.(1) "tap, spigot," s.v. tap sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tappe@n1 **tappe** n1 3 tappe 3 **tappestere** n. "barmaid," s.v. tapster OED. KEY: tappestere@n **tappestere** n 2 tappestere 2 **tarditas** Lat. n. "tardiness." KEY: tarditas@lat\_n **tarditas** lat\_n 1 tarditas 1 **tare** n.(1) "tare, seed of vetch, a weed," s.v. tare sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tare@n1 **tare** n1 3 tare 3 **targe** n.(1) "shield," s.v. targe sb.\\1 OED. KEY: targe@n1 **targe** n1 5 targe 5 **tarien** v.(1) "tarry, delay; hesitate; waste time; (pt. ppl. adj.) (of time) wasted, spent in delaying; (pr. ppl. adj.) tarrying, prone to delay," s.v. tarry v. OED, tarrying ppl. a. OED. KEY: tarien@v1 tarien@v1#adj%ppl tarien@v1#adj%prp **tarien** v1#adj 2 taried 1 tariynge 1 **tarien** v1 33 tarie 14 taried 5 tariede 1 tarien 5 tarieth 2 tarye 4 taryen 1 taryeth 1 **tariinge** ger.(1) "tarrying, delay," s.v. tarrying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tariinge@ger1 **tariinge** ger1 19 tarieng 1 tariyng 6 tariynge 4 tarying 1 taryinge 6 taryynge 1 **Tarquinius** n.(1) "Tarquinius Superbus, king of Rome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tarquinius@n1#propn **tarquinius** n1#propn 1 tarquinius 1 **Tarquinius** n.(2) "Tarquinius Sextus, son of Tarquinius Superbus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tarquinius@n2#propn **tarquinius** n2#propn 9 tarquinius 6 tarquyn 2 tarquyny 1 **Tarse** n. "Tarsia, in Chinese Turkestan," place name. KEY: tarse@n#propn **tarse** n#propn 1 tars 1 **tart** adj. "tart, spicy," s.v. tart a. OED. KEY: tart@adj **tart** adj 1 tart 1 **tartar** n.(1) "potassium bitartrate, cream of tartar," s.v. tartar sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tartar@n1 **tartar** n1 3 tartre 3 **Tartar** n.(2) "(as adj.) Tartar, Mongol," s.v. Tartar sb.\\2 OED. KEY: tartar@n2#adj **tartar** n2#adj 2 tartre 2 **Tartarie** n. "Tartary (in modern Russia); Outer Mongolia," place name. KEY: tartarie@n#propn **tartarie** n#propn 2 tartarye 2 **tasse** n.(2) "heap, stack," s.v. tass\\1 OED. KEY: tasse@n2 **tasse** n2 3 taas 3 **tasselen** v. "(ppl.) adorned with tassels," s.v. tassel v. OED. KEY: tasselen@v **tasselen** v 2 tasseled 2 **taste** n.(1) "taste, relish (for)," s.v. taste sb.\\1 OED. KEY: taste@n1 **taste** n1 1 tast 1 **tasten** v. "taste, test," s.v. taste v. OED. KEY: tasten@v **tasten** v 5 taste 2 tasted 2 tasten 1 **tastinge** ger. "sense of taste," s.v. tasting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tastinge@ger **tastinge** ger 1 tastynge 1 **Taur** n. "Taurus, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Taur OED, Taurus OED. KEY: taur@n **taur** n 8 taur 1 taurus 6 tawr 1 **taverne** n. "tavern," s.v. tavern sb. OED. KEY: taverne@n **taverne** n 6 taverne 4 tavernes 2 **tavernere** n. "tavern-keeper," s.v. taverner OED. KEY: tavernere@n **tavernere** n 2 taverner 2 **te** Lat. pron. "thee"; s.v. Te Deum n. MED. KEY: te@lat\_pron **te** lat\_pron 1 te 1 **techel** n. "word that appeared on the wall at Belshazzar's feast"; not in OED. KEY: techel@n **techel** n 2 techel 2 **techen** v. "teach, instruct; show, direct," s.v. teach v. OED. KEY: techen@v **techen** v 93 taught 21 taughte 17 taughtest 1 teche 34 techen 9 techeth 7 teching 1 techith 1 techyn 2 **techinge** ger. "teaching, instruction, doctrine," s.v. teaching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: techinge@ger **techinge** ger 8 techyng 1 techynge 4 techynges 3 **te\_he** interj. "tee hee!" s.v. tehee int. and sb. OED. KEY: te\_he@interj **te\_he** interj 1 tehee 1 **teien** v. "(ppl.) tied, laced; bound," s.v. tie v. OED. KEY: teien@v **teien** v 2 teyd 1 yteyd 1 **teine** n. "flat metal rod or plate," s.v. teyne OED. KEY: teine@n **teine** n 9 teyne 6 teynes 3 **tellen** v. "tell, relate; count, enumerate, relate; regard, esteem," s.v. tell v. OED. KEY: tellen@v **tellen** v 888 tald 1 tel 44 telle 435 tellen 130 telles 1 telleth 52 tellis 1 tellith 2 tellyng 1 tellynge 2 told 51 tolde 124 tolden 3 toldest 1 toold 39 toolde 1 **tellinge** ger. "telling, narration," s.v. telling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tellinge@ger **tellinge** ger 1 tellyng 1 **teme** n.(2) "text, theme," s.v. theme sb. OED. KEY: teme@n2 **teme** n2 2 theme 2 **temen** v.(1) "bring," s.v. teme v. OED. KEY: temen@v1 **temen** v1 1 temen 1 **temperaunce** n. "temperance," s.v. temperance OED. KEY: temperaunce@n **temperaunce** n 1 temperaunce 1 **tempere** n. "temper, mood," s.v. temper sb. OED. KEY: tempere@n **tempere** n 1 temper 1 **tempest** n. "tempest, storm," s.v. tempest sb. OED. KEY: tempest@n **tempest** n 28 tempest 21 tempeste 2 tempestes 5 **tempesten** v. "distress, trouble," s.v. tempest v. OED. KEY: tempesten@v **tempesten** v 2 tempest 1 tempeste 1 **tempestous** adj. "tempestuous, stormy," s.v. tempestous a. OED. KEY: tempestous@adj **tempestous** adj 1 tempestous 1 **temple** n.(1) "temple (also as adj.); Inn of Court," s.v. temple sb.\\1 OED. KEY: temple@n1 temple@n1#adj **temple** n1 68 temple 66 temples 2 **temple** n1#adj 1 temple 1 **temple** n.(2) "temple, side of the head," s.v. temple sb.\\2 OED. KEY: temple@n2 **temple** n2 1 temples 1 **temple-dore** n. "temple-door," s.v. temple sb.\\1 OED, temple n.(1) MED. KEY: temple-dore@n **temple-dore** n 1 temple-dore 1 **temporal** adj. "temporal, worldly," s.v. temporal a.\\ and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: temporal@adj **temporal** adj 30 temporal 2 temporeel 12 temporel 13 temporele 1 temporeles 1 temporels 1 **tempren** v. "temper metal; blend; harmonize," s.v. temper v. OED. KEY: tempren@v **tempren** v 4 tempred 1 temprede 1 tempreth 1 tempride 1 **temps** Fr. n. "time." KEY: temps@fr\_n **temps** fr\_n 2 temps 2 **temps** n. "time," s.v. tense sb. OED. KEY: temps@n **temps** n 1 temps 1 **temptacioun** n. "temptation," s.v. temptation OED. KEY: temptacioun@n **temptacioun** n 13 temptacion 1 temptacioun 9 temptaciouns 3 **tempten** v. "tempt, test, try," s.v. tempt v. OED. KEY: tempten@v **tempten** v 16 tempte 7 tempted 8 tempteth 1 **temptere** n. "tempter," s.v. tempter OED. KEY: temptere@n **temptere** n 1 temptour 1 **ten** num. "(as adj. and n.) ten," s.v. ten a., sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: ten@num\_adj ten@num\_n **ten** num\_adj 25 ten 25 **ten** num\_n 6 ten 6 **tenden** v.(2) "tend toward, move toward," s.v. tend v.\\2 OED. KEY: tenden@v2 **tenden** v2 2 tenden 1 tendeth 1 **tender** adj. "tender, young," s.v. tender a. (adv.) and sb.\\3 OED. KEY: tender@adj **tender** adj 35 tender 2 tendir 1 tendre 32 **tender-herted** adj. "tender-hearted," s.v. tender-hearted a. OED, tender adj. MED. KEY: tender-herted@adj **tender-herted** adj 1 tendre-herted 1 **tenderli** adv. "tenderly; softly, gently," s.v. tenderly adv. OED. KEY: tenderli@adv **tenderli** adv 26 tenderly 6 tendirly 3 tendreliche 2 tendrely 15 **tendernesse** n. "tenderness," s.v. tenderness OED. KEY: tendernesse@n **tendernesse** n 3 tendernesse 2 tendrenesse 1 **tene** n.(2) "harm, trouble; grief, affliction; ill will; cause of trouble," s.v. teen sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tene@n2 **tene** n2 14 teene 3 tene 11 **tenour** n. "tenor, purport," s.v. tenor sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tenour@n **tenour** n 1 tenor 1 **tente** n.(1) "tent," s.v. tent sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tente@n1 **tente** n1 12 tente 10 tentes 2 **tenthe** num. "(as adj.) tenth," s.v. tenth a. and sb. OED. KEY: tenthe@num\_adj **tenthe** num\_adj 9 tenthe 9 **tentifli** adv. "attentively," s.v. tentive a. OED. KEY: tentifli@adv **tentifli** adv 1 tentifly 1 **tercel** n. "male eagle; (as adj.) male," s.v. tercel, tiercel OED. KEY: tercel@n tercel@n#adj **tercel** n#adj 4 tercel 1 tercels 1 tersel 2 **tercel** n 3 tercel 1 tersel 2 **tercelet** n. "male falcon," s.v. tercelet, tiercelet OED. KEY: tercelet@n **tercelet** n 9 tercelet 6 tercelets 1 tercelettes 1 terslet 1 **tercian** adj. "recurring every third day," s.v. tertian a. and sb. OED. KEY: tercian@adj **tercian** adj 1 terciane 1 **tere** n. "tear (produced by weeping)," s.v. tear sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tere@n **tere** n 93 teer 1 teere 13 teeres 10 teeris 27 tere 4 teres 17 teris 20 terys 1 **teren** v.(2) "tear, rip; rip out, pull; scratch; (ppl. adj.) torn," s.v. tear v.\\1 OED, torn ppl. a. OED. KEY: teren@v2 teren@v2#adj **teren** v2#adj 1 torn 1 **teren** v2 9 tere 2 tiren 2 torn 5 **Tereus** n. "Tereus, husband of Procne," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tereus@n#propn **tereus** n#propn 9 tereus 9 **teri** adj. "tearful," s.v. teary a. OED. KEY: teri@adj **teri** adj 1 tery 1 **terin** n. "siskin, the bird," s.v. terin OED. KEY: terin@n **terin** n 1 terins 1 **Termagaunt** n. "Termagaunt, a supposed Saracen god," proper n. KEY: termagaunt@n#propn **termagaunt** n#propn 1 termagaunt 1 **terme** n. "term, period of time, duration; appointed time; limit, boundary, goal; word, expression; technical language; (astro.) zodiacal division," s.v. term sb. OED. KEY: terme@n **terme** n 35 terme 17 termes 18 **terme-dai** n. "appointed day," s.v. term-day OED, terme n. MED. KEY: terme-dai@n **terme-dai** n 1 terme-day 1 **terminen** v. "determine, decide," s.v. termine v. OED. KEY: terminen@v **terminen** v 1 termyne 1 **terrestre** adj. "terrestrial, earthly," s.v. terrestre a. OED. KEY: terrestre@adj **terrestre** adj 1 terrestre 1 **tertia** Lat. num. "third; third chapter." KEY: tertia@lat\_num **tertia** lat\_num 2 tertia 1 tertio 1 **Tertulan** n. "Tertullian (Quintus Septimus Florens Tertullian), the theologian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tertulan@n#propn **tertulan** n#propn 1 tertulan 1 **testament** n. "(Old) Testament (in the Bible); last testament, will," s.v. testament sb. OED. KEY: testament@n **testament** n 4 testament 3 testamentz 1 **teste** n.(1) "(alchem.) crucible for trying gold or silver," s.v. test sb.\\1 OED. KEY: teste@n1 **teste** n1 1 testes 1 **tester** n.(2) "armor head-piece," s.v. tester\\2 OED. KEY: tester@n2 **tester** n2 1 testeres 1 **testif** adj. "impetuous," s.v. testy a. OED. KEY: testif@adj **testif** adj 2 testif 2 **tete** n. "teat," s.v. teat OED. KEY: tete@n **tete** n 1 tete 1 **teuel** n. "chimney; anus," s.v. tewel, tuel OED. KEY: teuel@n **teuel** n 2 tuel 1 tuwel 1 **Teunes** n. "Tunis, in northern Africa," place name; not in MED. KEY: teunes@n#propn **teunes** n#propn 1 tewnes 1 **Teuta** n. "Teuta, queen of Ilyria," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: teuta@n#propn **teuta** n#propn 1 teuta 1 **texte** n. "text," s.v. text sb.\\1 OED. KEY: texte@n **texte** n 25 text 16 texte 2 textes 1 textus 6 **textuel** adj. "learned, well read," s.v. textual a. (sb.) OED. KEY: textuel@adj **textuel** adj 3 textueel 3 **thakken** v. "pat; beat," s.v. thack v.\\2 OED. KEY: thakken@v **thakken** v 2 thakked 1 thakketh 1 **than** conj. "than," s.v. than conj. OED. KEY: than@conj **than** conj 589 than 557 thanne 9 then 23 **thank** n. "thanks, expression of thanks; gratitude, good will; (with his, hir, etc.) willingly," s.v. thank sb. OED. KEY: thank@n **thank** n 34 thank 19 thankes 8 thankis 1 thonk 6 **thanken** v. "thank," s.v. thank v. OED. KEY: thanken@v **thanken** v 81 thank 4 thanke 19 thanked 20 thanken 6 thanketh 4 thankynge 2 thonk 1 thonke 5 thonked 10 thonken 3 thonketh 4 thonkyng 1 ythanked 1 ythonked 1 **thankinge** ger. "thanks, expression of gratitude," s.v. thanking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: thankinge@ger **thankinge** ger 1 thankynges 1 **thanne** adv. "then," s.v. then adv. (conj., adj., sb.) OED. KEY: thanne@adv **thanne** adv 1017 than 275 thanne 718 then 16 thenne 8 **Tharbe** n. "Tharbe, niece of Criseyde in Tr," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tharbe@n#propn **tharbe** n#propn 2 tarbe 1 tharbe 1 **that** conj. "that," s.v. that conj. OED. KEY:that@conj **that** conj 4433 that 4433 **that** def. art. & adj. "that," s.v. that dem. pron., adj., adv. OED. KEY: that@art&gram\_adj **that** art&gram\_adj 832 that 831 thatt 1 **that** particle "that," relative pron. OED. KEY:that@part **that** part 1564 that 1564 **that** pron. "that," s.v. that dem. pron., adj., adv. OED. KEY:that@pron **that** pron 6257 that 6257 **the** adv. "the, by so much, so much," s.v. the adv. OED. KEY: the@adv **the** adv 203 the 203 **the** def. art. "the," s.v. the demon. adj. (`def. art.') and pron. OED. KEY: the@def\_art **the** def\_art 12144 th 124 the 12020 **the** pron.(2) "thee," s.v. thee pers. pron. OED. KEY: the@pron2 **the** pron2 878 th 2 the 508 thee 368 they 1 **theatre** n. "amphitheater, theater," s.v. theatre, theater sb. OED. KEY: theatre@n **theatre** n 4 theatre 4 **Theban** adj. "Theban," s.v. Theban a. and sb. OED. KEY: theban@adj **theban** adj 7 theban 4 thebane 3 **Theban** n. "Theban," s.v. Theban a. and sb. OED. KEY: theban@n **theban** n 7 theban 2 thebanes 1 thebans 4 **Thebes** n. "Thebes, the city of ancient Boeotia, in Greece," place name. KEY: thebes@n#propn **thebes** n#propn 37 thebes 37 **Thebes-ward** n. "the direction of Thebes"; not in OED; s.v. Thebes n. MED. KEY: thebes-ward@n **thebes-ward** n 2 thebes-ward 2 **thedom** n. "success, luck," s.v. theedam, thedom OED. KEY: thedom@n **thedom** n 1 thedam 1 **thef** n.(2) "thief, scoundrel," s.v. thief OED. KEY: thef@n2 **thef** n2 42 theef 26 theeves 1 thef 6 theves 8 thevys 1 **thefli** adv. "like a thief, stealthily," s.v. thiefly a. and adv. OED. KEY: thefli@adv **thefli** adv 1 thefly 1 **thefte** n. "theft," s.v. theft OED. KEY: thefte@n **thefte** n 15 theft 1 thefte 14 **thei** pron. "they," s.v. they pers. pron. OED. KEY: thei@pron **thei** pron 1714 the 1 thei 336 they 1377 **Thelophus** n. "Telephus, king of Mysia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thelophus@n#propn **thelophus** n#propn 1 thelophus 1 **then** v. "succeed, thrive, prosper," s.v. thee v.\\1 OED. KEY: then@v **then** v 20 the 3 thee 14 theech 1 theek 1 theen 1 **thennes** adv. "thence," s.v. thence adv. OED. KEY: thennes@adv **thennes** adv 17 thennes 16 thens 1 **thennesforth** adv. "thenceforth," s.v. thenceforth adv. OED; s.v. thennes adv. MED. KEY: thennesforth@adv **thennesforth** adv 2 thennesforth 2 **Theodomas** n. "Theodomus, augur of the army at Thebes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: theodomas@n#propn **theodomas** n#propn 2 theodomas 2 **Theodora** n. "Theodora, wife of Algarsif in SqT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: theodora@n#propn **theodora** n#propn 1 theodora 1 **Theodoric** n. "Theodoric, king of the Ostrogoths," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: theodoric@n#propn **theodoric** n#propn 2 theodoric 1 theodorik 1 **Theofraste** n. "Theophrastus, supposed author of The Golden Book of Marriage," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: theofraste@n#propn **theofraste** n#propn 4 theofraste 4 **theologie** n. "theology," s.v. theology OED. KEY: theologie@n **theologie** n 1 theologie 1 **theorike** n. "theoretical explanation, theory," s.v. theoric sb. and a.\\1 OED. KEY: theorike@n **theorike** n 2 theorik 1 theorike 1 **ther** adv. "there," s.v. there adv. (a., sb.) OED. KEY: ther@adv **ther** adv 1518 thare 1 theer 1 theere 6 ther 1192 there 318 **ther-abouten** adv. "thereabout," s.v. thereabout adv. OED. KEY: ther-abouten@adv **ther-abouten** adv 5 theraboute 5 **ther-after** adv. "thereafter," s.v. thereafter adv. OED. KEY: ther-after@adv **ther-after** adv 5 therafter 4 thereafter 1 **ther-amonge** adv. "thereamong," s.v. thereamong adv. OED. KEY: ther-amonge@adv **ther-amonge** adv 1 theramong 1 **ther-as** adv. & conj. "(as adv.) thereas, where," s.v. thereas conj. OED. KEY: ther-as@adv **ther-as** adv 7 ther-as 2 theras 5 **ther-ayen** adv. "against that," s.v. thereagain adv. OED. KEY: ther-ayen@adv **ther-ayen** adv 1 ther-agayn 1 **ther-ayenes** adv. "against that," s.v. thereagainst adv. OED. KEY: ther-ayenes@adv **ther-ayenes** adv 4 ther-agayns 1 ther-ayeins 1 ther-ayens 1 theragayns 1 **ther-bi** adv. "thereby," s.v. thereby adv. OED. KEY: ther-bi@adv **ther-bi** adv 30 therby 30 **ther-biforen** adv. "therebefore," s.v. therebefore adv. OED. KEY: ther-biforen@adv **ther-biforen** adv 7 ther-biforn 2 therbifoore 2 therbifore 1 therbiforn 2 **ther-fore** adv. "therefore," s.v. therefore, therefor adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: ther-fore@adv **ther-fore** adv 316 therefore 6 therfoore 1 therfor 8 therfore 301 **ther-from** adv. "from there," s.v. therefro OED. KEY: ther-from@adv **ther-from** adv 6 therfro 5 therfroo 1 **ther-inne** adv. "therein," s.v. therein adv. OED, thereinne ad. OED. KEY: ther-inne@adv **ther-inne** adv 32 therin 5 therinne 22 theryn 2 therynne 3 **ther-of** adv. "thereof," s.v. thereof adv. OED. KEY: ther-of@adv **ther-of** adv 64 ther-of 1 thereof 2 therof 61 **ther-on** adv. "thereon," s.v. thereon adv. OED. KEY: ther-on@adv **ther-on** adv 11 theron 11 **ther-oute** adv. "out from there," s.v. thereout adv. OED. KEY: ther-oute@adv **ther-oute** adv 4 therout 2 theroute 2 **ther-to** adv. "thereto; for that purpose," s.v. thereto adv. OED. KEY: ther-to@adv **ther-to** adv 103 therto 100 thertoo 3 **ther-upon** adv. "thereupon," s.v. thereupon adv. OED. KEY: ther-upon@adv **ther-upon** adv 3 therupon 3 **ther-while** adv. & conj. "during that time," s.v. therewhile adv. OED. KEY: ther-while@adv **ther-while** adv 1 ther-while 1 **ther-whiles** adv. & conj. "during that time," s.v. therewhiles, -whilst adv. OED. KEY: ther-whiles@adv **ther-whiles** adv 1 ther-whiles 1 **ther-with** adv. "therewith," s.v. therewith adv. OED. KEY: ther-with@adv **ther-with** adv 83 therwith 80 therwyth 3 **ther-withal** adv. "therewith, moreover; immediately, simultaneously," s.v. therewithal adv. OED. KEY: ther-withal@adv **ther-withal** adv 57 therewithal 1 therwithal 52 therwithall 1 therwithalle 2 therwythal 1 **these** adj. "these," s.v. these demon. pron. and adj. OED. KEY: these@gram\_adj **these** gram\_adj 519 thes 3 these 134 thise 381 thyse 1 **these** pron. "these," s.v. these demon. pron. and adj. OED. KEY: these@pron **these** pron 37 these 12 thise 25 **Theseus** n.(1) "Theseus, duke of Athens in KnT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: theseus@n1#propn **theseus** n1#propn 48 theseus 48 **Theseus** n.(2) "Theseus, faithless lover of Anelida in Anel," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: theseus@n2#propn **theseus** n2#propn 2 theseus 2 **Theseus** n.(3) "Theseus, faithless lover of Ariadne," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: theseus@n3#propn **theseus** n3#propn 17 theseus 17 **Thesiphone** n. "Tisiphone, one of the Furies," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thesiphone@n#propn **thesiphone** n#propn 2 thesiphone 2 **Thessalie** n. "Thessaly, in Greece," place name; not in MED. KEY: thessalie@n#propn **thessalie** n#propn 6 tessalie 1 tessaly 1 tessalye 1 thessalie 1 thessalye 2 **Thetis** n. "Thetis, mother of Achilles," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thetis@n#propn **thetis** n#propn 1 thetis 1 **theu** n.(1) "(pl.) personal qualities, virtues, manners," s.v. thew sb.\\1 OED. KEY: theu@n1 **theu** n1 8 thewes 8 **theuen** v.(1) "(ppl.) endowed with good characteristics, instructed in manners," s.v. thewed ppl. a. OED. KEY: theuen@v1 **theuen** v1 4 ithewed 2 thewed 2 **the-ward** n. "your direction," s.v. -ward suffix OED, the pron. MED. KEY: the-ward@n **the-ward** n 4 the-ward 3 theward 1 **thider** adv. "thither," s.v. thither adv. (a.) OED. KEY: thider@adv **thider** adv 20 thidder 1 thider 19 **thiderward** adv. "thitherward," s.v. thitherward adv. (a.) OED. KEY: thiderward@adv **thiderward** adv 3 thiderward 3 **thikke** adj. "thick; dense, set close together; (with of) thick (with), thickly set (with); numerous; stout, sturdy; (super. as n.) thickest (part)," s.v. thick a. (sb.) OED. KEY: thikke@adj thikke@adj#n **thikke** adj 24 thicke 1 thikke 20 thikkere 1 thikkest 1 thykke 1 **thikke** adj#n 1 thikkeste 1 **thikke** adv. "thick, thickly; densely; frequently," s.v. thick adv. OED. KEY: thikke@adv **thikke** adv 11 thicke 2 thik 1 thikke 8 **thikke** n. "thick, thickets," s.v. thick a. (sb.) OED, thick and thin, thick-and-thin phr. OED. KEY: thikke@n **thikke** n 1 thikke 1 **thilke** adj. "that, that same," s.v. thilk demon. adj. pron. OED. KEY: thilke@gram\_adj **thilke** gram\_adj 539 thilk 12 thilke 524 thylk 1 thylke 2 **thilke** pron. "that," s.v. thilk demon. adj. pron. OED. KEY: thilke@pron **thilke** pron\_adj 1 thilke 1 **thilke** pron 16 thilke 16 **Thimalao** n. "Thimolaus, son of Zenobia," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thimalao@n#propn **thimalao** n#propn 1 thymalao 1 **Thimeo** n. "Plato's Timaeus," proper n. (literary work); not in MED. KEY: thimeo@n#propn **thimeo** n#propn 1 thymeo 1 **Thimothee** n.(1) "Timotheus, a Syrian general (in Macabees, in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thimothee@n1#propn **thimothee** n1#propn 1 thymothee 1 **Thimothee** n.(2) "Timothy, recipient of Paul's epistles (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thimothee@n2#propn **thimothee** n2#propn 1 thymothee 1 **Thimotheum** Lat. n. "(Epistle to ) Timothy (in the Bible)." KEY: thimotheum@lat\_n#propn **thimotheum** lat\_n#propn 1 thimotheum 1 **thin** pron. "thy, thine," s.v. thy poss. pron. OED. KEY: thin@pron **thin** pron 1524 thi 275 thin 77 thine 1 thy 881 thyn 242 thyne 48 **thing** n. "thing; person, creature; possession; business, matter; document; event, circumstance," s.v. thing sb.\\1 OED. KEY: thing@n **thing** n 1773 thing 315 thinge 1 thinges 321 thingis 102 things 2 thyng 642 thynge 3 thynges 386 thyngis 1 **thinken** v.(1) "seem," s.v. think v.\\1 OED. KEY: thinken@v1 **thinken** v1 176 thinke 1 thinketh 6 thoght 2 thoghte 20 thought 3 thoughte 85 thoughten 1 thynke 4 thynketh 54 **thinken** v.(2) "think; believe, consider; imagine; intend; understand," s.v. think v.\\2 OED; cf. bithenken v. KEY: thinken@v2 **thinken** v2 269 thenche 1 thenk 16 thenke 11 thenken 5 thenketh 9 thenkith 1 thenkyng 1 think 1 thinke 7 thinken 5 thinkestow 1 thinketh 1 thinkinge 1 thoght 1 thoghte 21 thought 16 thoughte 78 thoughten 1 thynk 19 thynke 42 thynken 10 thynkest 3 thynkestow 2 thynketh 13 thynkyng 2 thynkynge 1 **thinkinge** ger. "thought, imagination," s.v. thinking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: thinkinge@ger **thinkinge** ger 1 thynkynge 1 **thinne** adj. "thin; scanty; weak, tenuous," s.v. thin a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: thinne@adj **thinne** adj 9 thinne 1 thynne 8 **thinne** adv. "thin, sparsely," s.v. thin a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: thinne@adv **thinne** adv 1 thynne 1 **thinne** n. "thin," s.v. thin a. (sb.) and adv. OED. KEY: thinne@n **thinne** n 1 thenne 1 **thirlen** v. "pierce, stab," s.v. thirl v.\\1 OED. KEY: thirlen@v **thirlen** v 4 thirled 3 thirleth 1 **thirst** n. "thirst," s.v. thirst sb. OED. KEY: thirst@n **thirst** n 10 thurst 10 **thirsten** v. "thirst," s.v. thirst v. OED. KEY: thirsten@v **thirsten** v 4 thurst 1 thursted 1 thursteth 2 **this** adj. "this," s.v. this dem. pron. and adj. OED. KEY: this@gram\_adj **this** gram\_adj 2967 this 2926 thys 41 **this** pron. "this; (abs. or contracted) this is," s.v. this dem. pron. and adj. OED. KEY: this@pron **this** pron 986 this 978 thys 8 **thi-self** pron. "thyself," s.v. thyself pron. OED. KEY: thi-self@pron **thi-self** pron 90 thiself 41 thiselve 7 thiselven 7 thyself 24 thyselve 6 thyselven 5 **tho** adv. "then," s.v. tho adv. (conj.) OED. KEY: tho@adv **tho** adv 246 tho 209 thoo 37 **tho** def. art & adj.(2) "those," s.v. tho dem. pron. and adj. (rel. pron.), pl. OED; s.v. tho def. art. & adj.(2) MED. KEY: tho@gram\_adj **tho** gram\_adj 69 tho 68 thoo 1 **tho** pron.(2) "those," s.v. tho dem. pron. and adj. (rel. pron.), pl. OED. KEY: tho@pron2 **tho** pron2 25 tho 22 thoo 3 **Thoas** n. "Thoas, king of Lemnos, father of Hypsipyle," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thoas@n#propn **thoas** n#propn 2 thoas 1 toas 1 **Thomas** n.(2) "Saint Thomas the Apostle," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thomas@n2#propn **thomas** n2#propn 3 thomas 3 **Thobie** n. "Tobias (in the Apocrypha)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thobie@n#propn **thobie** n#propn 2 thobie 2 **tholen** v. "(ppl.) suffered," s.v. thole v. OED. KEY: tholen@v **tholen** v 1 tholed 1 **Tholome** n. "Ptolemy XII of Egypt," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tholome@n#propn **tholome** n#propn 2 tholome 2 **Tholosan** n. "native of Toulouse"; not in OED; not in MED. KEY: tholosan@n **tholosan** n 1 tholosan 1 **Thomas** n.(1) "Saint Thomas of Canterbury," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thomas@n1#propn **thomas** n1#propn 5 thomas 5 **Thomas** n.(3) "Thomas, the householder in SumT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thomas@n3#propn **thomas** n3#propn 22 thomas 22 **Thomas** n.(4) "Thomas, a name the Host uses for the Monk," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thomas@n4#propn **thomas** n4#propn 1 thomas 1 **thonder** n. "thunder," s.v. thunder sb. OED. KEY: thonder@n **thonder** n 10 thonder 6 thondre 2 thunder 2 **thonder-clappe** n. "crash of thunder," s.v. thunder-clap OED. KEY: thonder-clappe@n **thonder-clappe** n 1 thonder-clappes 1 **thonder-dint** n. "thunderstroke," s.v. thunder sb. OED, thonder n. MED. KEY: thonder-dint@n **thonder-dint** n 3 thonder-dent 1 thonder-dynt 2 **thonder-leit** n. "thunderbolt," s.v. thunderlight OED, thonder n. MED. KEY: thonder-leit@n **thonder-leit** n 2 thonder-leyt 1 thonderleit 1 **thondren** v. "thunder, resound," s.v. thunder v. OED. KEY: thondren@v **thondren** v 2 thonderynge 1 thondre 1 **thondrere** n. "thunderer," s.v. thunderer OED. KEY: thondrere@n **thondrere** n 1 thondrere 1 **thondringe** ger. "thunderbolt," s.v. thundering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: thondringe@ger **thondringe** ger 1 thundringe 1 **Thopas** n. "Sir Thopas, hero of Thop," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thopas@n#propn **thopas** n#propn 9 thopas 9 **thorn** n. "thorn; thorn tree," s.v. thorn sb. OED. KEY: thorn@n **thorn** n 9 thorn 4 thornes 5 **thorp** n. "village," s.v. thorp OED. KEY: thorp@n **thorp** n 5 thorpes 1 throop 2 thropes 2 **Thorus** n. "Thorus, a sea god," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: thorus@n#propn **thorus** n#propn 1 thorus 1 **thou** pron. "thou," s.v. thou pers. pron., 2nd sing. nom. OED. KEY: thou@pron **thou** pron 1736 th 1 thou 993 thow 742 **though** adv. "though," s.v. though adv. and conj. OED. KEY: though@adv **though** adv 1 thogh 1 **though** conj. "though," s.v. though adv. and conj. OED. KEY: though@conj **though** conj 442 theigh 7 theyghe 1 thogh 111 though 310 thoughe 10 thouh 1 thow 1 thowh 1 **thought** n. "thought, mind, comprehension (also as proper n., personified); anxiety, care," s.v. thought\\1 OED. KEY: thought@n thought@n#propn **thought** n#propn 1 thought 1 **thought** n 196 thoght 53 thoghtes 11 thought 121 thoughtes 11 **thoughtful** adj. "thoughtful, pensive; moody," s.v. thoughtful a. OED. KEY: thoughtful@adj **thoughtful** adj 2 thoghtful 2 **thoume** n. "thumb," s.v. thumb sb. OED. KEY: thoume@n **thoume** n 6 thombe 6 **thousand** num. "(as adj. and n.) thousand," s.v. thousand sb. and a. OED. KEY: thousand@num\_adj thousand@num\_n **thousand** num\_n 6 thousand 4 thousandes 2 **thousand** num\_adj 84 thousand 82 thowsand 2 **thousandfold** adj. "thousandfold," s.v. thousandfold a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: thousandfold@adj **thousandfold** adj 1 thousandfold 1 **thral** adj.(1) "enslaved," s.v. thrall sb.\\1 (a.\\1) OED. KEY: thral@adj1 **thral** adj1 12 thral 11 thralle 1 **thral** n.(1) "slave," s.v. thrall sb.\\1 (a.\\1) OED. KEY: thral@n1 **thral** n1 24 thral 17 thralles 7 **thraldom** n. "slavery," s.v. thraldom OED. KEY: thraldom@n **thraldom** n 14 thraldom 14 **thrallen** v. "enslave," s.v. thrall v. OED. KEY: thrallen@v **thrallen** v 3 thralle 1 thrallen 2 **thre** num. "(as adj. and n.) three," s.v. three a. and sb. OED. KEY: thre@num\_adj thre@num\_n **thre** num\_n 38 thre 29 three 9 **thre** num\_adj 111 thre 84 three 27 **thred-bare** adj. "threadbare," s.v. threadbare a. OED. KEY: thred-bare@adj **thred-bare** adj 4 thredbare 3 threedbare 1 **threde** n. "thread," s.v. thread sb. OED. KEY: threde@n **threde** n 9 thred 6 thredes 1 threed 2 **threden** v.(2) "thread (a needle)," s.v. thread v. OED. KEY: threden@v2 **threden** v2 1 threde 1 **threpen** v. "assert, maintain," s.v. threap v. OED. KEY: threpen@v **threpen** v 1 threpe 1 **threshen** v. "thresh," s.v. thrash, thresh v. OED. KEY: threshen@v **threshen** v 1 thresshe 1 **thresh-wolde** n. "threshold," s.v. threshold OED. KEY: thresh-wolde@n **thresh-wolde** n 4 thresschefold 1 thresshfold 3 **thresten** v. "thrust, push, press (in); press upon, oppress; support," s.v. threst, thrast v. OED. KEY: thresten@v **thresten** v 10 thraste 2 threste 3 thresten 2 thrist 1 thriste 2 **threten** v.(1) "threaten," s.v. threat v. OED. KEY: threten@v1 **threten** v1 3 threte 1 threteth 2 **thretinge** ger. "threatening," s.v. threating vbl. sb. OED. KEY: thretinge@ger **thretinge** ger 1 thretyng 1 **thrice** adv. "thrice," s.v. thrice adv. OED. KEY: thrice@adv **thrice** adv 12 thries 10 thryes 2 **thrid** num. "(as adj. and n.) third," s.v. third a. (adv.) and sb. OED. KEY: thrid@num\_adj thrid@num\_n **thrid** num\_adj 36 thirde 1 thridde 35 **thrid** num\_n 24 thirde 1 thridde 22 thrydde 1 **thrie** adv. "thrice," s.v. thrie, thrye adv. OED. KEY: thrie@adv **thrie** adv 3 thrie 3 **thrift** n. "welfare, prosperity; (with good, yvel) luck," s.v. thrift sb.\\1 OED. KEY: thrift@n **thrift** n 13 thrift 13 **thrifti** adj. "thrifty, provident; useful, serviceable; suitable; worthy; proper, decorous," s.v. thrifty a. OED. KEY: thrifti@adj **thrifti** adj 10 thriftiest 1 thriftieste 1 thrifty 8 **thriftili** adv. "properly, suitably, in a seemly manner," s.v. thriftily adv. OED. KEY: thriftili@adv **thriftili** adv 4 thriftily 4 **thringen** v. "push, thrust, press (in); compress; throng," s.v. thring v. OED. KEY: thringen@v **thringen** v 5 ithrungen 1 thringe 1 thringyng 1 throng 2 **thritene** num. "(as n.) thirteen," s.v. thirteen OED. KEY: thritene@num\_n **thritene** num\_n 1 thrittene 1 **thriti** num. "(as adj.) thirty," s.v. thirty a. and sb. OED. KEY: thriti@num\_adj **thriti** num\_adj 4 thritty 4 **thriven** v. "thrive, succeed; flourish, grow; fare (well or badly); (ppl. adj.) vigorous," s.v. thrive v. OED, thriving ppl. a. OED. KEY: thriven@v thriven@v#adj **thriven** v#adj 1 thryvynge 1 **thriven** v 27 thrive 1 throf 1 thryve 23 thryven 1 thryveth 1 **throng** n. "throng," s.v. throng sb. OED. KEY: throng@n **throng** n 1 throng 1 **throstel** n. "thrush," s.v. throstle OED. KEY: throstel@n **throstel** n 3 throstil 1 thrustel 1 thrustles 1 **throstel-cok** n. "male thrush," s.v. throstle-cock OED. KEY: throstel-cok@n **throstel-cok** n 1 thrustelcok 1 **throte** n. "throat," s.v. throat sb. OED. KEY: throte@n **throte** n 29 throte 26 throtes 3 **throte-bolle** n. "Adam's apple," s.v. throat-boll OED. KEY: throte-bolle@n **throte-bolle** n 1 throte-bolle 1 **throu** n.(1) "time, while; short space of time, instant," s.v. throw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: throu@n1 **throu** n1 13 throwe 13 **throu** n.(2) "(pl). throes, spasms," s.v. throe, throw(e sb. OED. KEY: throu@n2 **throu** n2 2 throwes 2 **throuen** v.(1) "throw, cast," s.v. throw v.\\1 OED. KEY: throuen@v1 **throuen** v1 20 threw 3 threwe 2 throwe 5 throwen 4 throweth 2 ythrowe 4 **thurgh** prep. "through, throughout; by means of, because of," s.v. through prep. and adv. OED. KEY: thurgh@prep **thurgh** prep 291 thorgh 18 thorogh 1 thorough 8 thorugh 68 thorwgh 1 thourgh 12 throgh 7 through 9 thrugh 7 thurgh 143 thurw 16 thurwe 1 **thurgh-darten** v. "(ppl.) pierced through"; not in OED. KEY: thurgh-darten@v **thurgh-darten** v 1 thorugh-darted 1 **thurgh-fare** n. "thoroughfare," s.v. thoroughfare sb. (a.) OED. KEY: thurgh-fare@n **thurgh-fare** n 1 thurghfare 1 **thurghgirden** v. "(ppl.) pierced through," s.v. through-gird v. OED. KEY: thurghgirden@v **thurghgirden** v 2 thorugh-girt 1 thurgh-girt 1 **thurgh-oute** prep. "throughout, through," s.v. throughout prep., adv., adj. OED. KEY: thurgh-oute@prep **thurgh-oute** prep 33 thoroughout 1 thorughout 6 thourghout 5 thrughout 1 thurghout 20 **thurghpassen** v. "pass through, pass into"; not in OED. KEY: thurghpassen@v **thurghpassen** v 1 thurw-passen 1 **thurghpercen** v. "(ppl.) pierced through," s.v. through-, in combination. OED. KEY: thurghpercen@v **thurghpercen** v 1 thurw-perced 1 **thurghsheten** v. "(ppl.) shot through," s.v. through-, in combination. OED. KEY: thurghsheten@v **thurghsheten** v 1 thorugh-shoten 1 **thurrok** n. "bilge of a ship," s.v. thurrock OED. KEY: thurrok@n **thurrok** n 2 thurrok 2 **thurven** v. "(impers.) must, need," s.v. tharf, thar v. OED. KEY: thurven@v **thurven** v 15 dar 1 dorste 1 durst 2 thar 10 thurste 1 **thus** adv. "thus," s.v. thus adv. OED. KEY: thus@adv **thus** adv 888 thus 888 **thwitel** n. "large knife," s.v. thwittle sb. OED. KEY: thwitel@n **thwitel** n 1 thwitel 1 **thwiten** v. "carve," s.v. thwite v. OED. KEY: thwiten@v **thwiten** v 2 thwite 1 thwyten 1 **Tibre** n. "Tiber, the river in Rome," place name; not in MED. KEY: tibre@n#propn **tibre** n#propn 1 tybre 1 **Tiburce** n. "Tiburtius, converted by Cecelia in SNT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tiburce@n#propn **tiburce** n#propn 12 tiburce 11 tyburces 1 **Ticius** n. "Tityus, a giant," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ticius@n#propn **ticius** n#propn 2 ticius 1 tycius 1 **tide** n. "tide of the sea; time, hour," s.v. tide sb. OED. KEY: tide@n **tide** n 28 tid 1 tide 2 tyde 23 tydes 2 **tiden** v. "betide, happen," s.v. tide v.\\1 OED. KEY: tiden@v **tiden** v 8 tid 3 tit 1 tyd 1 tyden 1 tydes 1 tydeth 1 **Tideus** n. "Tideus, king of Calydon, father of Diomedes," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tideus@n#propn **tideus** n#propn 10 tideus 9 tydeus 1 **tidif** n. "tidife, a small bird," s.v. tidife, -ive OED. KEY: tidif@n **tidif** n 2 tidyves 1 tydif 1 **tidinge** n. "tidings, news, report; happening, event," s.v. tiding sb. OED. KEY: tidinge@n **tidinge** n 32 tidyng 1 tidynge 1 tidynges 6 tydyng 2 tydynge 8 tydynges 13 tydyngs 1 **tiger** n. "tiger," s.v. tiger sb. OED. KEY: tiger@n **tiger** n 9 tigre 5 tigres 1 tygre 3 **Tigris** n. "Tigris, the river in Iraq," place name; not in MED. KEY: tigris@n#propn **tigris** n#propn 2 tigris 1 tigrys 1 **tikel** adj. "uncertain," s.v. tickle a. (adv.) OED. KEY: tikel@adj **tikel** adj 1 tikel 1 **tikelen** v. "tickle, please," s.v. tickle v. OED. KEY: tikelen@v **tikelen** v 2 tikled 1 tikleth 1 **tikelnesse** n. "uncertainty," s.v. tickleness OED. KEY: tikelnesse@n **tikelnesse** n 1 tikelnesse 1 **til** adv. "to," s.v. till prep., conj., adv. OED. KEY: til@adv **til** adv 1 til 1 **til** conj. "until," s.v. till prep., conj., adv. OED. KEY: til@conj **til** conj 308 til 277 till 2 tyl 29 **til** prep. "to; until," s.v. till prep., conj., adv. OED. KEY: til@prep **til** prep 44 tel 1 til 40 tyl 3 **tile** n.(2) "tile," s.v. tile sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tile@n2 **Tile** n.(3) "Ultima Thule," place name. KEY: tile@n3#propn **tile** n2 3 tiles 1 tyle 1 tyles 1 **tile** n3#propn 1 tyle 1 **tillen** v.(1) "till, cultivate," s.v. till v.\\1 OED. KEY: tillen@v1 **tillen** v1 1 tilien 1 **tillere** n. "tiller, cultivator," s.v. tiller sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tillere@n **tillere** n 1 tiliere 1 **tillinge** ger.(1) "tilling, cultivation," s.v. tilling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tillinge@ger1 **tillinge** ger1 1 tylyinge 1 **timber** n.(1) "timber," s.v. timber sb.\\1 OED. KEY: timber@n1 **timber** n1 5 tymber 3 tymbres 1 tymbur 1 **timbester** n. "female tambourine player," s.v. timbester OED. KEY: timbester@n **timbester** n 1 tymbestere 1 **time** n. "time; (with by) often; (with good) timely, fortunately; (with of olde) long ago," s.v. time sb. OED. KEY: time@n **time** n 515 time 5 tyme 456 tymes 54 **timeli** adv. "timely, early," s.v. timely a. OED. KEY: timeli@adv **timeli** adv 1 tymely 1 **tin** n.(2) "tin, the metal," s.v. tin OED. KEY: tin@n2 **tin** n2 1 tyn 1 **tine** n.(1) "barrel, vat," s.v. tine n.\\3 OED. KEY: tine@n1 **tine** n1 1 tyne 1 **tinnen** v. "(ppl. adj.) plated with tin," s.v. tinned ppl. a. OED. KEY: tinnen@v#adj **tinnen** v#adj 1 tynned 1 **tippen** v.(2) "(ppl. adj.) tipped," s.v. tipped, tipt ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: tippen@v2#adj **tippen** v2#adj 3 tipped 3 **tippet** n. "tippet, dangling tip of a hood," s.v. tippet sb. OED. KEY: tippet@n **tippet** n 3 tipet 1 typet 2 **tipto** n. "(pl.) tiptoes," s.v. tiptoe, tip-toe sb. OED. KEY: tipto@n **tipto** n 1 tiptoon 1 **tirannie** n. "tyranny," s.v. tyranny sb. OED. KEY: tirannie@n **tirannie** n 15 tirannye 10 tyrannye 4 tyranyes 1 **tiraunt** n. "tyrant," s.v. tyrant sb. OED. KEY: tiraunt@n **tiraunt** n 25 tirant 2 tirantz 1 tiraunt 9 tirauntz 4 tyrant 2 tyraunt 6 tyraunts 1 **Tire** n.(1) "Tyre, capitol of Phoenicia," place name. KEY: tire@n1#propn **tire** n1#propn 4 tirie 1 tyrie 2 tyro 1 **Tirene** n. "the Tyrrhenian (Tuscan) sea," place name; not in MED. KEY: tirene@n#propn **tirene** n#propn 1 tyrene 1 **Tiresie** n. "Tiresius, the Theban seer," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tiresie@n#propn **tiresie** n#propn 1 tyresie 1 **tirven** v. "flay, skin; rob," s.v. tirve v.\\1 OED. KEY: tirven@v **tirven** v 2 terve 1 terved 1 **Tisbe** n. "Thisbe, lover of Pyramus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tisbe@n#propn **tisbe** n#propn 19 tesbee 2 thesbe 1 thisbe 3 thysbe 1 tisbe 10 tysbe 2 **tisheu** n. "tissue, thin piece of fabric," s.v. tissue sb. OED. KEY: tisheu@n **tisheu** n 2 tyssew 1 tyssu 1 **Titan** n. "Titan, the sun," proper n. KEY: titan@n#propn **titan** n#propn 1 titan 1 **Titanos** n. "(alchem.) gypsum," s.v. titanos OED. KEY: titanos@n **titanos** n 1 titanos 1 **titering** ger. "hesitation, vacillation," s.v. titter v.\\2 OED. KEY: titering@ger **titering** ger 1 titeryng 1 **tithe** n.(1) "tithe," s.v. tithe a.\\1 and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tithe@n1 **tithe** n1 3 tithes 3 **tithere** n. "payer of tithes," s.v. tither OED. KEY: tithere@n **tithere** n 1 tytheres 1 **title** n. "title, claim; pretense," s.v. title sb. OED. KEY: title@n **title** n 3 title 2 titles 1 **titleles** adj. "without title, usurping," s.v. titleless a. OED. KEY: titleles@adj **titleles** adj 1 titlelees 1 **titlen** v.(1) "(ppl.) dedicated," s.v. title v. OED. KEY: titlen@v1 **titlen** v1 1 titled 1 **Titus** n. "Livy (Titus Livius), the Roman historian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: titus@n#propn **titus** n#propn 5 titus 3 tytus 2 **to** adj. "one," s.v. to a. OED. KEY: to@adj **to** adj 3 to 3 **to** adv.(1) "to, toward; (of window, door) shut," s.v. to prep., conj., adv. OED. KEY: to@adv1 **to** adv1 39 to 39 **to** adv.(2) "too," s.v. too adv. OED. KEY: to@adv2 **to** adv2 165 to 165 **to** n. "toe," s.v. toe sb. OED. KEY: to@n **to** n 5 too 1 toon 2 toos 2 **to** prep. "to, toward," s.v. to prep., conj., adv. OED. KEY: to@prep **to** prep 3264 t 2 to 3260 too 2 **to** vbl. particle "to (with infinitive)," s.v. to prep., conj., adv. OED. KEY: to@part **to** part 5307 t 69 to 5238 **tobreken** v. "break in pieces, shatter," s.v. to-break v. OED. KEY: tobreken@v **tobreken** v 7 to-breke 1 tobreke 1 tobreketh 2 tobroke 2 tobroken 1 **tobresten** v. "break in pieces, shatter, burst," s.v. to-burst v. OED. KEY: tobresten@v **tobresten** v 6 tobreste 4 tobrosten 2 **tocleven** v. "split in two," s.v. to-cleave v. OED. KEY: tocleven@v **tocleven** v 1 tocleve 1 **to-dai** adv. "to-day," s.v. to-day adv. and sb. OED. KEY: to-dai@adv **to-dai** adv 12 to-day 11 today 1 **todashen** v. "beat; beat to pieces," s.v. to-dash v. OED. KEY: todashen@v **todashen** v 2 todasshed 1 todassht 1 **tode** n. "toad," s.v. toad sb. OED. KEY: tode@n **tode** n 1 tode 1 **todrauen** v. "pull, draw toward," s.v. to-draw v. OED. KEY: todrauen@v **todrauen** v 3 todrawen 2 todrowen 1 **todriven** v. "(ppl.) dispersed, scattered," s.v. todrive v. OED. KEY: todriven@v **todriven** v 1 todryven 1 **toforen** adv. "before, ahead," s.v. tofore prep., adv., and conj. OED. KEY: toforen@adv **toforen** adv 1 toforn 1 **toforen** prep. "before, in front of, ahead; (with God) by, in the name of," s.v. tofore prep., adv., and conj. OED. KEY: toforen@prep **toforen** prep 12 tofore 1 toforn 11 **togeder** adv. "together; (with also) likewise," s.v. together adv. (prep., sb.) OED. KEY: togeder@adv **togeder** adv 59 to-gidre 1 togeder 2 togedere 1 togidere 5 togidre 45 togyder 1 togydre 4 **togederes** adv. "together," s.v. togethers adv. OED. KEY: togederes@adv **togederes** adv 8 togedres 1 togideres 1 togidres 6 **togon** v. "(ppl.) departed," s.v. to-go v. OED. KEY: togon@v **togon** v 1 to-go 1 **to-hepe** adv. "together"; not in OED. KEY: to-hepe@adv **to-hepe** adv 5 to-hepe 5 **toheuen** v. "hew in pieces," s.v. to-hew v. OED. KEY: toheuen@v **toheuen** v 4 tohewe 2 tohewen 2 **tokene** n. "sign, proof," s.v. token sb. OED. KEY: tokene@n **tokene** n 5 token 1 tokenes 3 tokens 1 **toknen** v. "mark," s.v. token v. OED. KEY: toknen@v **toknen** v 1 tokneth 1 **tokninge** ger. "sign, proof," s.v. tokening vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tokninge@ger **tokninge** ger 5 tokenyng 4 tokenynge 1 **tol** n.(3) "tool; weapon," s.v. tool sb. OED. KEY: tol@n3 **tol** n3 2 tolis 1 tool 1 **Toletan** adj. "Toledan, made in Toledo," s.v. Toletan a. OED. KEY: toletan@adj **toletan** adj 1 tolletanes 1 **tollen** v.(1) "lure," s.v. toll, tole v.\\1 OED. KEY: tollen@v1 **tollen** v1 2 tollen 1 tulle 1 **tollen** v.(3) "collect payment (for grinding)," s.v. toll v.\\3 OED. KEY: tollen@v3 **tollen** v3 1 tollen 1 **tombe** n. "tomb," s.v. tomb sb. OED. KEY: tombe@n **tombe** n 3 tombe 2 toumbe 1 **tomelten** v. "melt away," s.v. to- pref.\\2 OED. KEY: tomelten@v **tomelten** v 1 tomelte 1 **to-morn** adv. "tomorrow," s.v. tomorn adv. and sb. OED. KEY: to-morn@adv **to-morn** adv 2 to-morn 1 tomorn 1 **to-morwe** adv. "tomorrow," s.v. to-morrow adv. and sb. OED. KEY: to-morwe@adv **to-morwe** adv 39 to-morowe 1 to-morwe 21 tomorwe 17 **ton** pron. "one," s.v. tone pron. and a. OED. KEY: ton@pron **ton** pron 13 ton 4 toon 9 **tonge** n.(1) "(pl.) tongs," s.v. tongs sb. pl. OED. KEY: tonge@n1 **tonge** n1 1 toonges 1 **tonge** n.(2) "tongue; speech, language," s.v. tongue sb. OED. KEY: tonge@n2 **tonge** n2 98 tong 1 tonge 81 tonges 10 tunge 5 tunges 1 **tonged** ppl. "having a tongue, (true) in speech," s.v. tongued a. (ppl. a.) OED. KEY: tonged@ppl **tonged** ppl\_abs 1 tonged 1 **to-night** adv. "to-night," s.v. to-night adv. and sb. OED. KEY: to-night@adv **to-night** adv 9 to-nyght 8 tonyght 1 **tonne** n. "tun, barrel," s.v. ton\\1 OED. KEY: tonne@n **tonne** n 8 tonne 7 tonnes 1 **tonne-gret** adj. "big as a barrel," s.v. tun sb. OED, tonne n. MED. KEY: tonne-gret@adj **tonne-gret** adj 1 tonne-greet 1 **top** n.(1) "top; head," s.v. top sb.\\1 OED. KEY: top@n1 **top** n1 7 top 7 **torasen** v. "tear to pieces," s.v. to-race, to-rance, to-rase v. OED. KEY: torasen@v **torasen** v 1 torace 1 **torche** n. "torch," s.v. torch sb. OED. KEY: torche@n **torche** n 6 torche 4 torches 2 **torde** n. "turd," s.v. turd OED. KEY: torde@n **torde** n 2 toord 2 **torenden** v. "tear, tear in pieces; wound, (reflex.) afflict oneself," s.v. torend v. OED. KEY: torenden@v **torenden** v 14 toreenden 1 torende 1 torent 5 torente 7 **toret** n. "metal ring, swivel," s.v. torret, turrret OED. KEY: toret@n **toret** n 2 toret 1 tourettes 1 **torment** n. "torment, suffering; torture," s.v. torment sb. OED. KEY: torment@n **torment** n 58 torment 41 tormentz 13 turment 2 turmentes 1 turmentz 1 **tormenten** v. "torment, torture," s.v. torment v. OED. KEY: tormenten@v **tormenten** v 21 tormente 1 tormented 5 tormenten 4 tormenteth 4 tormentyde 1 turmente 3 turmented 1 turmenteth 1 ytormented 1 **tormentinge** ger. "tormenting," s.v. tormenting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tormentinge@ger **tormentinge** ger 1 tormentynge 1 **tormentise** n. "torment," s.v. tormentise OED. KEY: tormentise@n **tormentise** n 1 tormentise 1 **tormentour** n. "tormentor; (as adj.) tormenting," s.v. tormentor OED. KEY: tormentour@n tormentour@n#adj **tormentour** n#adj 1 turmentours 1 **tormentour** n 8 tormentour 4 tormentoures 1 tormentours 2 turmentour 1 **tormentrie** n. "torture," s.v. tormentry OED. KEY: tormentrie@n **tormentrie** n 1 tormentrie 1 **tortuous** adj. "(astro.) oblique," s.v. tortuous a. OED. KEY: tortuous@adj **tortuous** adj 2 tortuose 1 tortuous 1 **toscateren** v. "(ppl.) dispersed," s.v. to-scater v. OED. KEY: toscateren@v **toscateren** v 1 toscatered 1 **toshaken** v. "(ppl.) shaken to pieces," s.v. toshake v. OED. KEY: toshaken@v **toshaken** v 2 toshake 2 **to-shiveren** v. "(ppl.) shattered," s.v. to-shiver OED. KEY: to-shiveren@v **to-shiveren** v 1 to-shyvered 1 **toshreden** v. "cut to pieces," s.v. to- prefix\\2 OED. KEY: toshreden@v **toshreden** v 1 toshrede 1 **toslitered** adj. "slashed with decorative cuts"; not in OED. KEY: toslitered@adj **toslitered** adj 1 toslytered 1 **tosterten** v. "burst apart"; not in OED. KEY: tosterten@v **tosterten** v 1 tosterte 1 **total** adj. "total," s.v. total a. and sb. OED. KEY: total@adj **total** adj 1 total 1 **toteren** v. "tear in pieces"; not in OED. KEY: toteren@v **toteren** v 7 totar 1 totere 1 totore 1 totorn 4 **toth-ache** n. "toothache," s.v. toothache OED. KEY: toth-ache@n **toth-ache** n 1 toth-ake 1 **toth** n. "tooth," s.v. tooth sb. OED. KEY: toth@n **toth** n 10 teeth 4 teth 2 tooth 4 **tother** adj. "other," s.v. tother pron. and a. OED. KEY: tother@gram\_adj **tother** gram\_adj 5 tother 3 tothere 1 tothir 1 **tother** pron. "other; (as contr., the other)" s.v. tother pron. and a. OED. KEY: tother@tother\_gram\_pron **tother** pron 17 tother 5 tothir 12 **toti** adj. "fuddled, dizzy," s.v. totty a.\\2 OED. KEY: toti@adj **toti** adj 1 toty 1 **totreden** v. "trample upon," s.v. totread v. OED. KEY: totreden@v **totreden** v 1 totrede 1 **touaille** n. "towel, cloth," s.v. towel sb. OED. KEY: touaille@n **touaille** n 3 towaille 2 towayle 1 **tou** n.(1) "flax," s.v. tow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tou@n1 **tou** n1 3 tow 3 **touch** n. "touch, touching," s.v. touch sb. OED. KEY: touch@n **touch** n 1 touche 1 **touchen** v. "touch, feel; touch upon, treat (a subject), concern; suit, fit," s.v. touch v. OED. KEY: touchen@v **touchen** v 44 touche 10 touched 8 touchede 2 touchen 4 toucheth 13 touchid 1 touchith 6 **touchinge** ger. "touching; sense of touch; treatment," s.v. touching vbl. sb. OED. KEY: touchinge@ger **touchinge** ger 5 touchynge 5 **touchinge** prep. "touching upon, concerning," s.v. touching prep. OED. KEY: touchinge@prep **touchinge** prep 22 touching 3 touchyng 7 touchynge 11 towchyng 1 **tough** adj. "tough, strong; (with make) be troublesome, unrelenting, too bold," s.v. tough a. (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: tough@adj **tough** adj 6 tough 5 towgh 1 **tought** adj. "taut," s.v. taut, taught a. OED. KEY: tought@adj **tought** adj 1 toght 1 **toun** n. "town," s.v. town sb. OED. KEY: toun@n **toun** n 190 toun 97 toune 3 tounes 4 town 58 towne 16 townes 12 **tour** n.(1) "tower; (astro.) house, mansion," s.v. tower sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tour@n1 **tour** n1 35 tour 25 toures 10 **tournei** n.(2) "tournament," s.v. tourney sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tournei@n2 **tournei** n2 1 torney 1 **tourneiinge** ger. "tournament," s.v. tourneying vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tourneiinge@ger **tourneiinge** ger 4 tourneiynge 2 tourneying 1 turneiynge 1 **tournement** n. "tournament," s.v. tournament sb. OED. KEY: tournement@n **tournement** n 1 tourneyment 1 **tout** Fr. adv. "entirely." KEY: tout@fr\_adv **tout** fr\_adv 2 tout 2 **toute** n. "buttocks," s.v. toute OED. KEY: toute@n **toute** n 2 toute 1 towte 1 **towarde** prep. "toward," s.v. toward prep. OED. KEY: towarde@prep **towarde** prep 42 toward 42 **towardes** prep. "towards," s.v. towards prep. and adv. OED. KEY: towardes@prep **towardes** prep 6 towardes 6 **towenden** v. "(pt. sg.) flew apart," s.v. to-wend v. OED. KEY: towenden@v **towenden** v 1 towond 1 **to-yere** adv. "this year," s.v. to-year adv. OED. KEY: to-yere@adv **to-yere** adv 3 to-yeere 1 to-yere 2 **trace** n.(1) "track, trail; procession," s.v. trace sb.\\1 OED. KEY: trace@n1 **trace** n1 5 traas 3 trace 1 traces 1 **Trace** n.(3) "Thrace, in northern Greece," place name. KEY: trace@n3#propn **trace** n3#propn 14 trace 14 **tracen** v. "go," s.v. trace v.\\1 OED. KEY: tracen@v **tracen** v 1 trace 1 **tragedie** n. "tragedy," s.v. tragedy OED. KEY: tragedie@n **tragedie** n 10 tragedie 4 tragedies 3 tragedye 2 tragedyes 1 **tragedien** n. "tragedian, writer of tragedies," s.v. tragedian OED. KEY: tragedien@n **tragedien** n 1 tragedien 1 **traien** v. "betray," s.v. tray v.\\2 OED. KEY: traien@v **traien** v 1 trayed 1 **trailen** v.(1) "(ppl.) trailing, dragging behind," s.v. trail v.\\1 OED. KEY: trailen@v1 **trailen** v1 1 trailynge 1 **trailinge** ger.(1) "trailing behind (of the train of a garment)," s.v. trailing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: trailinge@ger1 **trailinge** ger1 1 trailyng 1 **trais** n. " traces, harness for draft animals," s.v. trace sb.\\2 OED. KEY: trais@n **trais** n 2 trays 2 **traishen** v. "betray," s.v. traise, traish v. OED. KEY: traishen@v **traishen** v 2 traysed 1 traysen 1 **traitour** n. "traitor," s.v. traitor sb. OED. KEY: traitour@n **traitour** n 33 traitour 12 traitours 1 traytor 1 traytour 17 traytours 2 **traitouresse** n. "traitoress," s.v. traitress, traitoress OED. KEY: traitouresse@n **traitouresse** n 2 trayteresse 2 **traitourie** n. "treachery," s.v. traitory OED. KEY: traitourie@n **traitourie** n 3 traitorie 2 trayterye 1 **Tramissene** n. "Tlemcen, in Algeria," place name; not in MED. KEY: tramissene@n#propn **tramissene** n#propn 1 tramyssene 1 **tranquillite** n. "tranquility," s.v. tranquillity OED. KEY: tranquillite@n **tranquillite** n 1 tranquillite 1 **transferren** v. "(ppl.) transferred, conveyed," s.v. transfer v. OED. KEY: transferren@v **transferren** v 1 transferred 1 **transfiguren** v. "transfigure, transform," s.v. transfigure v. OED. KEY: transfiguren@v **transfiguren** v 2 transfigure 1 transfiguren 1 **transformen** v. "transform," s.v. transform v. OED. KEY: transformen@v **transformen** v 4 transformed 2 transformeth 2 **transitorie** adj. "transitory," s.v. transitory a. (sb.) OED. KEY: transitorie@adj **transitorie** adj 5 transitorie 5 **translacioun** n. "translation," s.v. translation OED. KEY: translacioun@n **translacioun** n 4 translacion 1 translacions 1 translacioun 2 **translaten** v. "translate; transform; transport," s.v. translate v. OED. KEY: translaten@v **translaten** v 7 translate 1 translated 4 translaten 1 translatid 1 **transmeuen** v. "change, transform," s.v. transmew, transmue v. OED. KEY: transmeuen@v **transmeuen** v 2 transmewed 1 transmewen 1 **transmutacioun** n. "change, mutability," s.v. transmutation OED. KEY: transmutacioun@n **transmutacioun** n 3 transmutacions 1 transmutacioun 2 **transporten** v. "transport, extend," s.v. transport v. OED. KEY: transporten@v **transporten** v 3 transporten 1 transporteth 2 **trappe** n. "trap, snare," s.v. trap sb.\\1 OED. KEY: trappe@n **trappe** n 5 trappe 5 **trappe-dore** n. "trap-door," s.v. trap-door OED, trappe n. MED. KEY: trappe-dore@n **trappe-dore** n 1 trappe-dore 1 **trappen** v.(2) "(ppl. adj.) adorned with trappings," s.v. trapped ppl. a.\\2 OED. KEY: trappen@v2#adj **trappen** v2#adj 2 trapped 2 **trapper** n. "trapping, ornamental cover," s.v. trapper sb.\\1 OED. KEY: trapper@n **trapper** n 1 trappures 1 **traunce** n. "trance," s.v. trance sb.\\1 OED. KEY: traunce@n **traunce** n 8 traunce 8 **trauncen** v.(2) "tramp about, move about," s.v. trance v.2 OED. KEY: trauncen@v2 **trauncen** v2 1 traunce 1 **travail** n. "travail, work, effort; suffering," s.v. travail sb.\\1 OED. KEY: travail@n **travail** n 32 travaile 6 travailes 1 travaille 17 travailles 2 travayle 4 travaylle 2 **travailen** v. "travail, work, toil; (reflex.) exert (oneself); suffer; move about," s.v. travail v. OED. KEY: travailen@v **travailen** v 25 travaile 1 travailed 4 travaileden 1 travailen 3 travaileth 4 travaille 2 travaillen 3 travailleth 3 travaillynge 1 travaylen 1 travayleth 2 **travailinge** ger. "travail, working," s.v. travailling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: travailinge@ger **travailinge** ger 1 travaillyng 1 **trave** n. "frame for holding a restive horse," s.v. trave sb. OED. KEY: trave@n **trave** n 1 trave 1 **travers** n. "curtain," s.v. traverse sb. OED. KEY: travers@n **travers** n 2 travers 2 **tre** n. "tree; wood; cross," s.v. tree sb. OED. KEY: tre@n **tre** n 110 tre 8 tree 77 trees 25 **treble** adj. "triple," s.v. treble a. and adv. OED. KEY: treble@adj **treble** adj 2 treble 2 **trecheri** n. "treachery, treason," s.v. treachery OED. KEY: trecheri@n **trecheri** n 8 trecherie 5 trecheries 1 trecherye 2 **trede-foul** n. "treader of fowls, fornicator," s.v. tread sb. OED. KEY: trede-foul@n **trede-foul** n 2 trede-foul 1 tredefowel 1 **treden** v. "tread; (of fowls) copulate with," s.v. tread v. OED. KEY: treden@v **treden** v 7 trad 1 trede 1 treden 1 tret 2 troden 2 **tredinge** ger. "copulation," s.v. treading vbl. sb. OED. KEY: tredinge@ger **tredinge** ger 1 tredyng 1 **tregetour** n. "illusionist, sleight-of-hand artist," s.v. tregetour OED. KEY: tregetour@n **tregetour** n 4 tregetour 1 tregetoures 1 tregetours 2 **trei** n.(3) "three (on a die in the game of dice)," s.v. trey sb. OED. KEY: trei@n3 **trei** n3 1 treye 1 **treisoun** n. "treason, treachery," s.v. treason sb. OED. KEY: treisoun@n **treisoun** n 17 traisoun 1 traysoun 1 treson 3 tresons 3 tresoun 9 **tremlen** v. "tremble," s.v. tremble v. OED. KEY: tremlen@v **tremlen** v 3 tremblen 1 trembleth 2 **tremour** n. "tremor, trembling," s.v. tremor OED. KEY: tremour@n **tremour** n 1 tremour 1 **trench** n. "path, walk," s.v. trench sb. OED. KEY: trench@n **trench** n 1 trench 1 **trenchaunte** adj. "trenchant, sharp," s.v. trenchant a. (sb.) OED. KEY: trenchaunte@adj **trenchaunte** adj 1 trenchant 1 **trenden** v. "revolve, turn," s.v. trend v. OED. KEY: trenden@v **trenden** v 1 trenden 1 **trentale** n. "set of thirty requiem masses," s.v. trental OED. KEY: trentale@n **trentale** n 2 trentals 2 **tresour** n. "treasure, wealth," s.v. treasure sb. OED. KEY: tresour@n **tresour** n 40 tresoor 1 tresor 27 tresors 1 tresour 10 tresouris 1 **tresourere** n. "treasurer," s.v. treasurer OED. KEY: tresourere@n **tresourere** n 2 tresoreere 1 tresorere 1 **tresourie** n. "treasury," s.v. treasury sb. OED. KEY: tresourie@n **tresourie** n 2 tresorie 1 tresorye 1 **trespas** n. "trespass, sin; crime, offense," s.v. trespass sb. OED. KEY: trespas@n **trespas** n 23 trespaas 1 trespas 22 **trespassen** v. "trespass, sin; offend, do wrong," s.v. trespass v. OED. KEY: trespassen@v **trespassen** v 15 trespace 6 trespased 2 trespaseth 1 trespasse 1 trespassed 3 trespassen 1 ytrespassed 1 **trespassinge** ger. "trespass, offence," s.v. trespassing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: trespassinge@ger **trespassinge** ger 1 trespassynge 1 **trespassour** n. "trespasser, offender," s.v. trespasser OED. KEY: trespassour@n **trespassour** n 3 trespassours 3 **tresse** n. "tress, lock of hair; braid, plait," s.v. tress sb. OED. KEY: tresse@n **tresse** n 10 tresse 3 tresses 7 **tressen** v. "arrange, braid hair; (ppl. adj.) arranged, braided," s.v. tress v. OED, tressed ppl. a. and a. OED. KEY: tressen@v tressen@v#adj **tressen** v#adj 1 tressed 1 **tressen** v 4 tresse 1 tressed 2 ytressed 1 **tressour** n. "head dress," s.v. tressure OED. KEY: tressour@n **tressour** n 1 tressour 1 **tretable** adj. "amenable, affable; docile," s.v. treatable a. OED. KEY: tretable@adj **tretable** adj 4 tretable 4 **trete** n.(2) "treaty, agreement; discussion," s.v. treaty sb. OED. KEY: trete@n2 **trete** n2 6 tretee 6 **treten** v. "treat, behave toward; assert, relate; discuss, negotiate," s.v. treat v. OED. KEY: treten@v **treten** v 25 trete 18 treted 1 treten 4 ytreted 2 **tretis** adj. "well formed, graceful," s.v. tretis a. OED. KEY: tretis@adj **tretis** adj 4 treitys 1 tretys 3 **tretise** n. "treatise, document; treaty; negotiation for a treaty," s.v. treatise sb. OED. KEY: tretise@n **tretise** n 21 tretes 1 tretice 1 tretis 6 tretys 13 **treu** adj. "true, genuine; true, faithful; honest, truthful; (as n.) true servant, the faithful," s.v. true a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: treu@adj treu@adj#n **treu** adj 200 trewe 189 trewer 3 trewest 4 treweste 2 true 1 truest 1 **treu** adj#n 2 trewe 2 **treu** adv. "truly, accurately," s.v. true a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: treu@adv **treu** adv 2 trewe 1 trewer 1 **treue** n.(1) "truce," s.v. truce sb. OED. KEY: treue@n1 **treue** n1 5 trewe 4 trewes 1 **treuli** adv. "truly, honestly; accurately; (as expletive) certainly, indeed," s.v. truly adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: treuli@adv **treuli** adv 126 trewelich 4 treweliche 4 trewely 100 trewly 16 truely 1 truly 1 **treu-love** phr. & n. "four-leafed sprig of herb Paris," s.v. true-love OED. KEY: treu-love@n **treu-love** n 1 trewe-love 1 **treuth** n. "truth (also as proper n., personified); honesty, truthfulness; pledged word; fidelity," s.v. troth sb. OED, truth sb. OED. KEY: treuth@n treuth@n#propn **treuth** n 194 treuthe 1 trouth 2 trouthe 185 trouthes 1 trowthe 5 **treuth** n#propn 2 trouthe 2 **triacle** n. "remedy, medicine," s.v. treacle sb. OED. KEY: triacle@n **triacle** n 2 triacle 2 **tribulacioun** n. "tribulation," s.v. tribulation OED. KEY: tribulacioun@n **tribulacioun** n 15 tribulacion 4 tribulacions 2 tribulacioun 4 tribulaciouns 5 **tributarie** adj. "tributary, subject," s.v. tributary a. and sb. OED. KEY: tributarie@adj **tributarie** adj 2 tributarie 1 tributarye 1 **tribute** n. "tribute, tax," s.v. tribute sb. OED. KEY: tribute@n **tribute** n 1 tributz 1 **tricen** v. "snatch, pull," s.v. trice v. OED. KEY: tricen@v **tricen** v 1 trice 1 **trichour** n. "traitor," s.v. treacher OED. KEY: trichour@n **trichour** n 1 trechoures 1 **trie** adj. "choice, excellent," s.v. try a. OED. KEY: trie@adj **trie** adj 1 trye 1 **Trigwille** n. "Triguilla, Boethius' enemy," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: trigwille@n#propn **trigwille** n#propn 1 trygwille 1 **triklen** v. "trickle," s.v. trickle v. OED. KEY: triklen@v **triklen** v 1 trikled 1 **trillen** v.(1) "(ppl., of tears) flowing," s.v. trill v.\\2 OED.KEY: trillen@v1 **trillen** v1 1 trillyng 1 **trillen** v.(2) "turn, twist," s.v. trill v.\\1 OED. KEY: trillen@v2 **trillen** v2 3 trille 3 **trin** adj. "threefold," s.v. trine a. and sb. OED. KEY: trin@adj **trin** adj 1 tryne 1 **Trinite** n. "Trinity," s.v. Trinity OED. KEY: trinite@n **trinite** n 3 trinitee 3 **trip** n.(3) "bit, small piece," s.v. trip n.\\3 OED. KEY: trip@n3 **trip** n3 1 trype 1 **trippen** v. "trip, step lightly, dance," s.v. trip v. OED. KEY: trippen@v **trippen** v 2 trippe 2 **triste** n. "hunting station," s.v. tryst sb. OED. KEY: triste@n **triste** n 1 triste 1 **tristicia** Lat. n. "worldly sorrow, excessive sadness." KEY: tristicia@lat\_n **tristicia** lat\_n 1 tristicia 1 **Tristram** n. "Tristan, lover of Iseult," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tristram@n#propn **tristram** n#propn 2 tristam 1 tristram 1 **Triton** n. "Triton, a merman, son of Neptune," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: triton@n#propn **triton** n#propn 3 triton 3 **triumph** n. "triumphal procession," s.v. triumph sb. OED. KEY: triumph@n **triumph** n 4 triumphe 3 tryumphe 1 **Troian** adj. "Trojan," s.v. Trojan a. and sb. OED. KEY: troian@adj **troian** adj 7 troian 7 **Troian** n. "Trojan," s.v. Trojan a. and sb. OED. KEY: troian@n **troian** n 14 troian 4 troianis 1 troians 3 trojan 1 troyan 4 troyens 1 **Troianish** adj. "Trojan," s.v. Troyanish a. and sb. OED. KEY: troianish@adj **troianish** adj 1 troianysshe 1 **Troie** n.(1) "Troy (also as adj.)," place name. KEY: troie@n1#propn troie@n1#propn\_adj **troie** n1#propn\_adj 3 troie 3 **troie** n1#propn 95 troie 59 troies 1 troy 1 troye 33 troyes 1 **Troiewardes** n. "the direction of Troy"; not in OED; s.v. Troie n.(1) MED. KEY: troiewardes@n **troiewardes** n 1 troiewardes 1 **Troilus** n. "Troilus, hero of Tr; title used for Chaucer's poem," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: troilus@n#propn **troilus** n#propn 253 troilus 248 troylus 5 **trompe** n. "trumpet," s.v. trump sb.\\1 OED. KEY: trompe@n **trompe** n 24 trompe 4 trompes 6 trumpe 10 trumpes 4 **trompen** v. "blow a trumpet," s.v. trump v.\\1 OED. KEY: trompen@v **trompen** v 6 tromped 1 trumpe 3 trumpen 2 **trompere** n. "trumpeter," s.v. trumper\\1 OED. KEY: trompere@n **trompere** n 1 trompours 1 **tronchoun** n. "spear shaft," s.v. truncheon sb. OED. KEY: tronchoun@n **tronchoun** n 1 tronchoun 1 **trone** n. "throne," s.v. throne sb. OED. KEY: trone@n **trone** n 11 trone 11 **Trophee** n. "Trophee (unidentified)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: trophee@n#propn **trophee** n#propn 1 trophee 1 **tropik** n. "(astro.) tropic," s.v. tropic sb. and a.\\1 OED. KEY: tropik@n **tropik** n 2 tropic 1 tropik 1 **tropos** Lat. n. "turn, turning back." KEY: tropos@lat\_n **tropos** lat\_n 1 tropos 1 **trot** n.(1) "trot," s.v. trot sb.\\1 OED. KEY: trot@n1 **trot** n1 1 trot 1 **trotten** v. "trot; go, exist," s.v. trot v. OED. KEY: trotten@v **trotten** v 2 trotte 1 trotteth 1 **Trotula** n. "Trotula di Ruggiero, a female medical authority," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: trotula@n#propn **trotula** n#propn 1 trotula 1 **troublable** adj. "troublesome," s.v. troublable a. OED. KEY: troublable@adj **troublable** adj 1 trowblable 1 **trouble** adj. "troubled, disturbed; turbulent, murky," s.v. trouble a. OED. KEY: trouble@adj **trouble** adj 8 trouble 7 truble 1 **troublen** v. "trouble, disturb; render obscure; (ppl. adj.) troubled, disturbed," s.v. trouble v. OED, troubled ppl. a. OED. KEY: troublen@v troublen@v#adj **troublen** v#adj 3 troubled 3 **troublen** v 12 troubled 4 troublen 1 troubleth 2 troublynge 1 trowblen 1 trowbleth 2 trubled 1 **troubli** adj. "troubled, clouded over," s.v. troubly a. OED. KEY: troubli@adj **troubli** adj 1 trubly 1 **troublinge** ger. "trouble, disturbance," s.v. troubling vbl. sb. OED, troublen v. MED. KEY: troublinge@ger **troublinge** ger 1 trowblynges 1 **trouen** v. "believe, trust; suppose, think," s.v. trow v. OED. KEY: trouen@v **trouen** v 185 trow 5 trowe 136 trowed 7 trowede 1 troweden 1 trowen 19 trowest 3 trowestow 6 troweth 6 trowynge 1 **trough** n. "trough," s.v. trough sb. OED. KEY: trough@n **trough** n 4 trogh 3 trough 1 **trufle** n. "idle jest," s.v. trifle sb. OED. KEY: trufle@n **trufle** n 1 trufles 1 **Trumpingtoun** n. "Trumpington, near Cambridge," place name; not in MED. KEY: trumpingtoun@n#propn **trumpingtoun** n#propn 1 trumpyngtoun 1 **trussen** v. "(ppl.) trussed, packed," s.v. truss v. OED. KEY: trussen@v **trussen** v 1 trussed 1 **trust** n. "trust, reliance; fidelity," s.v. trist sb.\\1 OED, trust sb. OED. KEY: trust@n **trust** n 17 trist 5 trust 12 **trusten** v. "trust, rely on; believe," s.v. trist v. OED, trust v. OED. KEY: trusten@v **trusten** v 101 trist 1 triste 15 tristen 1 trust 12 truste 26 trusted 5 trusten 5 trustest 1 trusteth 32 trustith 2 trustyng 1 **trustli** adv. "certainly," s.v. tristily adv.\\1 OED. KEY: trustli@adv **trustli** adv 1 tristily 1 **tuas** Lat. pron. "thy." KEY: tuas@lat\_pron **tuas** lat\_pron 1 tuas 1 **Tubal** n. "Tubal-Cain, son of Lamech (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tubal@n#propn **tubal** n#propn 1 tubal 1 **tubbe** n. "tub," s.v. tub sb. OED. KEY: tubbe@n **tubbe** n 5 tubbe 2 tubbes 3 **tuft** n. "tuft," s.v. tuft sb. OED. KEY: tuft@n **tuft** n 1 toft 1 **tuken** v. "(ppl.) tucked up, girded," s.v. tuck v.\\1 OED. KEY: tuken@v **tuken** v 3 tukked 1 ytukked 2 **Tullius** n.(1) "Tully (Marcus Tullius Cicero), the Roman orator," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tullius@n1#propn **tullius** n1#propn 23 tullius 21 tullyus 1 tulyus 1 **Tullius** n.(2) "Tullius Hostillius, king of Rome," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: tullius@n2#propn **tullius** n2#propn 1 tullius 1 **tumbestere** n. "female tumbler, dancer," s.v. tumbester OED. KEY: tumbestere@n **tumbestere** n 1 tombesteres 1 **tumblen** v. "(ppl. adj.) tumbling, transient," s.v. tumbling ppl. a. OED. KEY: tumblen@v#adj **tumblen** v#adj 3 toumblynge 1 towmblynge 1 tumblenge 1 **tumulte** n. "tumult," s.v. tumult sb. OED. KEY: tumulte@n **tumulte** n 1 tumolte 1 **turbacioun** n. "perturbation," s.v. turbation OED. KEY: turbacioun@n **turbacioun** n 1 turbacions 1 **turf** n. "piece of turf," s.v. turf sb.\\1 OED. KEY: turf@n **turf** n 2 turves 2 **Turk** n. "(as adj.) Turkish," s.v. Turke\\1 OED. KEY: turk@n#adj **turk** n#adj 1 turke 1 **Turkeis** adj. "Turkish," s.v. Turkeys, Turkese a. OED. KEY: turkeis@adj **turkeis** adj 1 turkeys 1 **Turkie** n. "Turkey," place name. KEY: turkie@n#propn **turkie** n#propn 2 turkye 2 **turn** n. "turn; service, (good) turn," s.v. turn sb. OED. KEY: turn@n **turn** n 2 torn 1 turn 1 **turnen** v. "turn; go; return; turn into, change; (ppl. adj.) turning, revolving," s.v. turn v. OED, turning ppl. a. OED. KEY: turnen@v turnen@v#adj **turnen** v#adj 2 turnynge 2 **turnen** v 168 torne 21 torned 15 tornede 1 tornen 4 torneth 5 tornith 1 tourne 1 turn 2 turne 49 turned 35 turnen 7 turnest 2 turneth 21 turnith 3 turnynge 1 **turninge** ger. "turning; turn," s.v. turning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: turninge@ger **turninge** ger 4 tornyng 1 tornynge 1 tournyng 1 turnynge 1 **Turnus** n. "Turnus, opponent of Aeneas," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: turnus@n#propn **turnus** n#propn 4 turnus 4 **turret** n. "turret," s.v. turret sb.\\1 OED. KEY: turret@n **turret** n 1 touret 1 **turtel** n. "turtle-dove," s.v. turtle sb.\\1 OED. KEY: turtel@n **turtel** n 8 turtel 2 turtil 1 turtle 3 turtles 2 **tusk** n. "tusk," s.v. tusk sb.\\1 OED. KEY: tusk@n **tusk** n 2 tuskes 2 **tusked** adj. "tusked, having tusks," s.v. tusked a. OED. KEY: tusked@adj **tusked** adj 1 tusked 1 **tutelere** n. "(as adj.) whispering, tale-bearing," s.v. tuteler, toteler OED. KEY: tutelere@n#adj **tutelere** n#adj 1 totelere 1 **tweifold** adj. "twofold, double," s.v. tway numeral a. OED. KEY: tweifold@adj **tweifold** adj 1 tweyfoold 1 **twein** num. "(as adj. adv. and n.) two," s.v. tway numeral a. OED, twain numeral a. and sb. OED. KEY: twein@num\_adj twein@num\_adv twein@num\_n **twein** num\_adj 66 twey 1 tweye 48 tweyne 17 **twein** num\_adv 2 tweye 2 **twein** num\_n 41 twaye 1 tweye 25 tweyn 1 tweyne 14 **twelfth** adj. "twelfth," s.v. twelfth a. and sb. OED. KEY: twelfth@adj **twelfth** adj 1 twelfte 1 **twelve** num. "(as adj. and n.) twelve," s.v. twelve numeral a. and sb. OED. KEY: twelve@num\_adj twelve@num\_n **twelve** num\_n 8 twelve 8 **twelve** num\_adj 27 twelf 8 twelve 19 **twelve-month** n. "twelvemonth, year," s.v. twelvemonth OED. KEY: twelve-month@n **twelve-month** n 1 twelf-month 1 **twenti** num. "(as adj. and n.) twenty," s.v. twenty numeral a. and sb. OED. KEY: twenti@num\_adj twenti@num\_n **twenti** num\_adj 51 twenty 51 **twenti** num\_n 2 twenty 2 **twicchen** v. "(pt. sg. and ppl.) pulled, drawn," s.v. twitch v.\\1 OED. KEY: twicchen@v **twicchen** v 3 twight 2 twighte 1 **twies** adv. "twice," s.v. twice adv. (sb., a.) OED. KEY: twies@adv **twies** adv 18 twies 8 twyes 10 **twig** n. "twig," s.v. twig sb.\\1 OED. KEY: twig@n **twig** n 5 twig 1 twigges 3 twygges 1 **twine** n. "twine," s.v. twine sb.\\1 OED. KEY: twine@n **twine** n 2 twyn 1 twynes 1 **twinen** v. "spin; twist out, warble," s.v. twine v.\\1 OED. KEY: twinen@v **twinen** v 2 twyne 2 **twinklen** v. "twinkle," s.v. twinkle v.\\1 OED. KEY: twinklen@v **twinklen** v 2 twynkled 2 **twinklinge** ger. "twinkling," s.v. twinkling vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: twinklinge@ger **twinklinge** ger 2 twynkelyng 1 twynklyng 1 **twinnen** v.(1) "separate; part, depart," s.v. twin v.\\1 OED. KEY: twinnen@v1 **twinnen** v1 19 twynne 15 twynned 2 twynnen 1 ytwynned 1 **twinninge** ger. "separation," s.v. twinning vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: twinninge@ger **twinninge** ger 1 twynnyng 1 **twist** n. "twig, small branch," s.v. twist sb.\\1 OED. KEY: twist@n **twist** n 3 twiste 3 **twisten** v. "twist, squeeze; press upon; constrain; torment," s.v. twist v. OED. KEY: twisten@v **twisten** v 7 twiste 6 twyst 1 **twiteren** v. "twitter," s.v. twitter v.\\1 OED. KEY: twitteren@v **twitteren** v 1 twytereth 1 **two** num. "(as adj. and n.) two; (as adv.) two times, twice," s.v. two numeral a., sb. (adv.) OED. KEY: two@num\_adj two@num\_adv two@num\_n **two** num\_adj 298 twa 1 two 295 twoo 2 **two** num\_adv 1 two 1 **two** num\_n 46 two 44 twoo 2 **two-foted** adj. "two-footed," s.v. two-footed a. OED, two num. MED. KEY: two-foted@adj **two-foted** adj 1 two-foted 1 **-- U --** **ugli** adj. "ugly," s.v. ugly a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: ugli@adj **ugli** adj 1 ugly 1 **Ulixes** n. "Ulysses, the Greek hero," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: ulixes@n#propn **ulixes** n#propn 6 ulixes 6 **umbra** Lat. n. "shadow." KEY: umbra@lat\_n **umbra** lat\_n 3 umbra 3 **unable** adj. "unable; unfit, unworthy," s.v. unable a. OED. KEY: unable@adj **unable** adj 5 unable 5 **unagreable** adj. "disagreeable, miserable," s.v. unagreeable a. OED. KEY: unagreable@adj **unagreable** adj 1 unagreable 1 **unapt** adj. "not disposed," s.v. unapt a. OED. KEY: unapt@adj **unapt** adj 1 unapt 1 **unaraced** adj. "untorn," s.v. unraced ppl. a. OED. KEY: unaraced@adj **unaraced** adj 1 unaraced 1 **unarmen** v. "(ppl.) unarmed," s.v. unarm v. OED. KEY: unarmen@v **unarmen** v 1 unarmed 1 **unaspied** adj. "undetected," s.v. unespied ppl. a. OED. KEY: unaspied@adj **unaspied** adj 1 unespied 1 **unassaied** adj. "untried, not having been experienced," s.v. unassayed ppl. a. OED. KEY: unassaied@adj **unassaied** adj 1 unassayed 1 **unavised** adj. "unaware, unpremeditated; thoughtless," s.v. unadvised a. and adv. OED. KEY: unavised@adj **unavised** adj 3 unavysed 3 **unbetiden** v. "fail to happen"; not in OED. KEY: unbetiden@v **unbetiden** v 3 unbetyde 1 unbytide 2 **unbinden** v. "unbind, free, deliver from," s.v. unbind v. OED. KEY: unbinden@v **unbinden** v 20 unbounde 2 unbounden 2 unbownde 3 unbownden 4 unbynd 1 unbynde 4 unbynden 2 unbyndeth 2 **unbirien** v. "(ppl.) unburied," s.v. unburied ppl. a. OED. KEY: unbirien@v **unbirien** v 1 unburyed 1 **unbodien** v. "leave the body," s.v. unbody v. OED. KEY: unbodien@v **unbodien** v 1 unbodye 1 **unbokelen** v. "unbuckle," s.v. unbuckle v. OED. KEY: unbokelen@v **unbokelen** v 4 unbokele 2 unbokeled 1 unbokelen 1 **unboren** adj. "unborn," s.v. unborn ppl. a. OED. KEY: unboren@adj **unboren** adj 5 unbore 1 unborn 4 **unboued** adj. "unbowed," s.v. unbowed ppl. a. OED. KEY: unboued@adj **unboued** adj 1 unbowed 1 **unbreiden** adj. "unbraided, hanging loosely," s.v. unbroided, -en ppl. a. OED. KEY: unbreiden@adj **unbreiden** adj 1 unbroiden 1 **unbrent** adj. "unburnt, not consumed by fire," s.v. unburnt, unburned ppl. a. OED. KEY: unbrent@adj **unbrent** adj 2 unbrende 1 unbrent 1 **unbridelen** v. "(ppl. adj.) unbridled, unrestrained," s.v. unbridled ppl. a. OED. KEY: unbridelen@v#adj **unbridelen** v#adj 1 unbridled 1 **unbuxomnesse** n. "disobedience," s.v. unbuxomness OED. KEY: unbuxomnesse@n **unbuxomnesse** n 1 unbuxumnesse 1 **uncertain** adj. "uncertain," s.v. uncertain a. OED. KEY: uncertain@adj **uncertain** adj 8 uncertayn 1 uncertein 2 uncerteyn 5 **uncharitabli** adv. "uncharitably," s.v. uncharitably adv. OED. KEY: uncharitabli@adv **uncharitabli** adv 1 uncharitably 1 **uncircumscript** adj. "uncircumscribed, boundless," s.v. uncircumscript ppl. a. OED. KEY: uncircumscript@adj **uncircumscript** adj 1 uncircumscript 1 **uncle** n. "uncle," s.v. uncle sb. OED. KEY: uncle@n **uncle** n 19 uncle 19 **unclene** adj. "unclean," s.v. unclean a. OED. KEY: unclene@adj **unclene** adj 2 unclene 2 **unclosen** v. "open," s.v. unclose v. OED. KEY: unclosen@v **unclosen** v 3 unclose 2 unclosed 1 **unclothen** v. "unclothe," s.v. unclothe v. OED. KEY: unclothen@v **unclothen** v 1 unclothide 1 **uncommitted** adj. "not delegated, unasked for," s.v. uncommitted ppl. a. OED. KEY: uncommitted@adj **uncommitted** adj 1 uncommytted 1 **unconninge** adj. "ignorant, unskillful," s.v. uncunning a. OED. KEY: unconninge@adj **unconninge** adj 7 unconnyng 1 unkonnyng 1 unkonnynge 1 unkunnynge 4 **unconninge** ger. "ignorance, lack of skill," s.v. uncunning sb. OED. KEY: unconninge@ger **unconninge** ger 2 unkonnynge 2 **unconstreined** adj. "unconstrained," s.v. unconstrained ppl. a. OED. KEY: unconstreined@adj **unconstreined** adj 1 unconstreyned 1 **uncouplen** v. "unleash oneself, attack," s.v. uncouple v. OED. KEY: uncouplen@v **uncouplen** v 1 uncowple 1 **uncouplinge** ger. "unleashing," s.v. uncoupling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: uncouplinge@ger **uncouplinge** ger 1 uncouplynge 1 **uncourteisli** adv. "discourteously," s.v. uncourteously adv. OED. KEY: uncourteisli@adv **uncourteisli** adv 1 uncurteisly 1 **uncouth** adj. "strange, unfamiliar; marvelous; striking," s.v. uncouth a. and sb. OED. KEY: uncouth@adj **uncouth** adj 8 uncouth 2 unkouth 4 unkouthe 2 **uncouthli** adv. "strangely, in a striking fashion," s.v. uncouthly adv. OED. KEY: uncouthli@adv **uncouthli** adv 1 uncouthly 1 **uncovenable** adj. "unsuitable, unfit; unseemly," s.v. uncovenable a. OED. KEY: uncovenable@adj **uncovenable** adj 3 uncovenable 3 **uncoveren** v. "(ppl.) roofless; revealed," s.v. uncover v. OED. KEY: uncoveren@v **uncoveren** v 2 uncovered 2 **undefouled** adj. "undefiled," s.v. undefouled ppl. a. OED. KEY: undefouled@adj **undefouled** adj 1 undefouled 1 **undepartable** adj. "inseparable, permanent," s.v. undepartable a. OED. KEY: undepartable@adj **undepartable** adj 1 undepartable 1 **under** adv. "under, below," s.v. under adv. OED. KEY: under@adv **under** adv 11 under 9 undir 2 **under** prep. "under; close to; toward; among," s.v. under prep. OED. KEY: under@prep **under** prep 180 under 157 undir 22 undre 1 **undergrouen** v. "(ppl. adj.) short," s.v. undergrown ppl. a. OED. KEY: undergrouen@v#adj **undergrouen** v#adj 1 undergrowe 1 **underlinge** n. "underling," s.v. underling sb. and a. OED. KEY: underlinge@n **underlinge** n 2 underlynges 2 **undermel** n. "late morning or early afternoon," s.v. undermeal OED. KEY: undermel@n **undermel** n 1 undermeles 1 **undern** n. "midmorning," s.v. undern sb. OED. KEY: undern@n **undern** n 3 undren 3 **undernethen** adv. "underneath," s.v. underneath prep., adv., a., and sb. OED. KEY: undernethen@adv **undernethen** adv 2 undernethe 1 undirnethe 1 **undernethen** prep. "underneath," s.v. underneath prep., adv., a., and sb. OED. KEY: undernethen@prep **undernethen** prep 1 undernethe 1 **undernimen** v. "(pt. sg. and ppl.) perceived; reproved," s.v. undernim v. OED. KEY: undernimen@v **undernimen** v 2 undernome 1 undernoom 1 **underpicchen** v. "(pt. sg.) stuffed from below," s.v. underpight pa. t. and pa. pple. OED. KEY: underpicchen@v **underpicchen** v 1 underpighte 1 **underputten** v. "(ppl.) put under, subjected," s.v. underput v. OED. KEY: underputten@v **underputten** v 1 underput 1 **undersporen** v. "pry up from below," s.v. underspore v. OED. KEY: undersporen@v **undersporen** v 1 underspore 1 **understonden** v. "understand; believe," s.v. understand v. OED. KEY: understonden@v **understonden** v 166 understande 4 understanden 2 understod 2 understode 1 understond 26 understonde 77 understonden 4 understondeth 7 understood 6 understoond 7 undirstand 3 undirstande 1 undirstanden 1 undirstandestow 1 undirstoden 2 undirstond 2 undirstonde 10 undirstonden 8 undirstondestow 1 undirstondistow 1 **understondinge** ger. "understanding, comprehension," s.v. understanding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: understondinge@ger **understondinge** ger 7 understondyng 1 understondynge 3 undirstondyng 1 undirstondynge 2 **undertaken** v. "undertake, begin an enterprise; declare, affirm, assert," s.v. undertake v. OED. KEY: undertaken@v **undertaken** v 27 undertake 19 undertaketh 2 undertok 1 undirtake 4 undirtaketh 1 **undeserven** v. "(ppl. adj.) undeserved," s.v. undeserved ppl. a. OED. KEY: undeserven@v#adj **undeserven** v#adj 1 undeserved 1 **undevocioun** n. "lack of devotion," s.v. undevotion OED. KEY: undevocioun@n **undevocioun** n 1 undevocioun 1 **undigne** adj. "unsuitable, unworthy," s.v. undigne a. OED. KEY: undigne@adj **undigne** adj 3 undigne 3 **undiscomfited** adj. "unperturbed," s.v. undiscomfited ppl. a. OED. KEY: undiscomfited@adj **undiscomfited** adj 1 undesconfited 1 **undiscrete** adj. "indiscreet, undiscerning," s.v. undiscreet a. OED. KEY: undiscrete@adj **undiscrete** adj 2 undiscreet 2 **undon** v. "undo; open, untie; explain, disclose," s.v. undo v. OED. KEY: undon@v **undon** v 11 undide 2 undo 4 undon 2 undoon 1 undoth 2 **undoutous** adj. "undoubting," s.v. undoubtous a. OED. KEY: undoutous@adj **undoutous** adj 1 undoutous 1 **unescheuable** adj. "inevitable," s.v. uneschewable a. OED. KEY: unescheuable@adj **unescheuable** adj 1 uneschuable 1 **unescheuabli** adv. "inevitably," s.v. uneschewable a. OED. KEY: unescheuabli@adv **unescheuabli** adv 1 uneschewably 1 **unethe** adv. "hardly, scarcely; with difficulty," s.v. uneath adv. OED, uneathes adv. OED. KEY: unethe@adv **unethe** adv 65 unethe 2 unethes 1 unneth 5 unnethe 40 unnethes 17 **unexercised** adj. "unexercised," s.v. unexercised ppl. a. OED. KEY: unexercised@adj **unexercised** adj 1 unexercised 1 **unfamous** adj. "not famous, forgotten," s.v. unfamous a. OED. KEY: unfamous@adj **unfamous** adj 1 unfamous 1 **unfeined** adj. "unfeigned, sincere," s.v. unfeigned ppl. a. OED. KEY: unfeined@adj **unfeined** adj 4 unfeyned 4 **unfeithful** adj. "unfaithful," s.v. unfaithful a. OED. KEY: unfeithful@adj **unfeithful** adj 1 unfeithful 1 **unfelingli** adv. "without having experienced (love)," s.v. unfeelingly adv. OED. KEY: unfelingli@adv **unfelingli** adv 1 unfelyngly 1 **unfesteli** adj. "not festive, tired out," s.v. unfeastly a. OED. KEY: unfesteli@adj **unfesteli** adj 1 unfeestlich 1 **unfeteren** v. "unfetter," s.v. unfetter v. OED. KEY: unfeteren@v **unfeteren** v 1 unfettre 1 **unfolden** v. "unfold, open; expand; display," s.v. unfold v.\\1 OED. KEY: unfolden@v **unfolden** v 6 onfolde 1 unfolden 4 unfooldeth 1 **unfoldinge** ger. "expansion," s.v. unfolding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: unfoldinge@ger **unfoldinge** ger 1 unfoldynge 1 **unfore-sein** adj. "unforeseen," s.v. unforeseen ppl. a. OED. KEY: unfore-sein@adj **unfore-sein** adj 1 unforseyn 1 **unforged** adj. "not yet forged," s.v. unforged ppl. a. OED. KEY: unforged@adj **unforged** adj 1 unforged 1 **ungentil** adj. "lowly, not noble," s.v. ungentle a. OED. KEY: ungentil@adj **ungentil** adj 2 ongentil 1 ungentil 1 **ungilti** adj. "guiltless," s.v. unguilty a. OED. KEY: ungilti@adj **ungilti** adj 1 ungiltif 1 **ungoverned** adj. "ungoverned, unrestrained," s.v. ungoverned ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: ungoverned@adj **ungoverned** adj 1 ungoverned 1 **ungrobbed** adj. "uncultivated, not dug around," s.v. ungrubbed ppl. a. OED. KEY: ungrobbed@adj **ungrobbed** adj 1 ungrobbed 1 **unhap** n. "mishap, misfortune," s.v. unhap sb. OED. KEY: unhap@n **unhap** n 4 unhap 3 unhappes 1 **unhappi** adj. "unfortunate, wretched," s.v. unhappy a. OED. KEY: unhappi@adj **unhappi** adj 3 unhappy 3 **unhappili** adv. "unfortunately," s.v. unhappily adv. OED. KEY: unhappili@adv **unhappili** adv 2 unhappily 1 unhappyly 1 **unhardi** adj. "timid," s.v. unhardy a. OED. KEY: unhardi@adj **unhardi** adj 1 unhardy 1 **unhele** n. "misery," s.v. unheal OED. KEY: unhele@n **unhele** n 1 unheele 1 **unholi** adj. "unholy," s.v. unholy a. and sb. OED. KEY: unholi@adj **unholi** adj 2 unhooly 2 **unholsom** adj. "unwholesome, corrupt," s.v. unwholesome a. and sb. OED. KEY: unholsom@adj **unholsom** adj 1 unholsom 1 **unhoped** adj. "unexpected," s.v. unhoped ppl. a. OED. KEY: unhoped@adj **unhoped** adj 1 unhopid 1 **unhorsen** v. "(ppl.) unhorsed, knocked from the saddle," s.v. unhorse v. OED. KEY: unhorsen@v **unhorsen** v 1 unhorsed 1 **unite** n. "unity," s.v. unity\\1 OED. KEY: unite@n **unite** n 8 unite 2 unitee 3 unyte 2 unytee 1 **universalite** n. "universality," s.v. universality OED. KEY: universalite@n **universalite** n 2 universalite 2 **universe** n. "(with in) universally," s.v. universe OED. KEY: universe@n **universe** n 1 universe 1 **universel** adj. "universal, comprehensive, complete; (as n.) whole (as opposed to particular)," s.v. universal a. (adv.) and sb. OED. KEY: universel@adj universel@adj#n **universel** adj 9 universal 1 universel 8 **universel** adj#n 1 universel 1 **universite** n. "all things, universe," s.v. university sb. OED. KEY: universite@n **universite** n 2 universite 2 **unjoiful** adj. "joyless," s.v. unjoyful a. OED. KEY: unjoiful@adj **unjoiful** adj 1 unjoyeful 1 **unjoinen** v. "disjoin, separate," s.v. unjoin v. OED. KEY: unjoinen@v **unjoinen** v 4 unjoignen 1 unjoyned 2 unjoynen 1 **unkinde** adj. "unkind; unnatural, cruel; faithless," s.v. unkind a. OED. KEY: unkinde@adj **unkinde** adj 17 unkynde 17 **unkindeli** adj. "unnatural," s.v. unkindly a. OED. KEY: unkindeli@adj **unkindeli** adj 1 unkyndely 1 **unkindeli** adv. "unnaturally, cruelly," s.v. unkindly adv. OED. KEY: unkindeli@adv **unkindeli** adv 4 unkyndely 4 **unkindenesse** n. "unnatural behavior, cruelty," s.v. unkindness OED. KEY: unkindenesse@n **unkindenesse** n 3 unkyndenesse 3 **unkist** adj. "unkissed," s.v. unkissed ppl. a. OED. KEY: unkist@adj **unkist** adj 1 unkist 1 **unknitten** v. "untie," s.v. unknit v. OED. KEY: unknitten@v **unknitten** v 1 unknytten 1 **unknouable** adj. "unknowable," s.v. unknowable a. and sb. OED. KEY: unknouable@adj **unknouable** adj 1 unknowable 1 **unknouen** v. "(ppl. and ppl. adj.) unknown; (ppl. adj.) ignorant," s.v. unknown ppl. a.\\1 and sb. OED, unknowing ppl. a. OED. KEY: unknouen@v unknouen@v#adj%ppl unknouen@v#adj%prp **unknouen** v#adj 5 unknowe 4 unknowynge 1 **unknouen** v 11 unknowe 6 unknowen 5 **unkorven** adj. "unpruned," s.v. uncorven ppl. a. OED. KEY: unkorven@adj **unkorven** adj 1 unkorven 1 **unlasen** v. "(ppl.) disentangled," s.v. unlace v. OED. KEY: unlasen@v **unlasen** v 1 unlaced 1 **unlefful** adj.(2) "unlawful, forbidden," s.v. unleeful a. OED. KEY: unlefful@adj2 **unlefful** adj2 4 unleful 1 unleveful 3 **unlike** adj. "unlike, dissimilar to; strange," s.v. unlike a. and sb. OED. KEY: unlike@adj **unlike** adj 6 unlik 1 unlike 1 unlyk 3 unlyke 1 **unlikli** adj. "unlikely; unsuitable," s.v. unlikely a. (and sb.) OED. KEY: unlikli@adj **unlikli** adj 2 unlikly 1 unlykly 1 **unliklinesse** n. "unsuitability," s.v. unlikeliness OED. KEY: unliklinesse@n **unliklinesse** n 1 unliklynesse 1 **unloven** v. "stop loving," s.v. unlove v. OED. KEY: unloven@v **unloven** v 1 unloven 1 **unlust** n. "disinclination (to act)," s.v. unlust sb. OED. KEY: unlust@n **unlust** n 1 unlust 1 **unmanhede** n. "unmanly act," s.v. unmanhood OED. KEY: unmanhede@n **unmanhede** n 1 unmanhod 1 **unmeke** adj. "proud, haughty," s.v. unmeek a. OED. KEY: unmeke@adj **unmeke** adj 2 unmeke 2 **unmesurable** adj. "immoderate, excessive," s.v. unmeasurable a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: unmesurable@adj **unmesurable** adj 4 unmesurable 4 **unmete** adj. "unsuitable; displeasing," s.v. unmeet a. OED. KEY: unmete@adj **unmete** adj 3 unmete 3 **unmevable** adj. "immovable, stable," s.v. unmovable a. and sb. OED. KEY: unmevable@adj **unmevable** adj 2 unmoevable 2 **unmevablete** n. "immobility, stability," s.v. unmovablety OED. KEY: unmevablete@n **unmevablete** n 1 unmoevablete 1 **unmighti** adj. "impotent; unable," s.v. unmighty a. OED. KEY: unmighti@adj **unmighti** adj 4 unmyghti 1 unmyghty 3 **unmirie** adj. "gloomy," s.v. unmerry a. OED. KEY: unmirie@adj **unmirie** adj 1 unmerie 1 **unnesten** v. "leave the nest," s.v. unnest v. OED. KEY: unnesten@v **unnesten** v 1 unneste 1 **unoccupied** adj. "unoccupied, idle," s.v. unoccupied ppl. a. OED. KEY: unoccupied@adj **unoccupied** adj 1 unocupied 1 **unordren** v. "(ppl. adj.) not in a religious order," s.v. unordred ppl. a.\\1 OED. KEY: unordren@v#adj **unordren** v#adj 1 unordred 1 **unparegal** adj. "unequal," s.v. unparegal, -peregal a. OED. KEY: unparegal@adj **unparegal** adj 1 unparygal 1 **unpinnen** v. "unbolt," s.v. unpin v. OED. KEY: unpinnen@v **unpinnen** v 1 unpynne 1 **unpitous** adj. "cruel, afflicted," s.v. unpiteous a. OED. KEY: unpitous@adj **unpitous** adj 1 unpietous 1 **unplitable** adj. "unreasonable," s.v. unplitiable a. OED. KEY: unplitable@adj **unplitable** adj 1 unplitable 1 **unpliten** v. "unfold, explain; effect," s.v. unplight, unplite v. OED. KEY: unpliten@v **unpliten** v 2 unpliteth 1 unplyten 1 **unpreied** adj. "unasked for," s.v. unprayed ppl. a. OED. KEY: unpreied@adj **unpreied** adj 1 unpreyed 1 **unprofitable** adj. "useless; without value," s.v. unprofitable a. OED. KEY: unprofitable@adj **unprofitable** adj 3 unprofitable 3 **unpunished** adj. "unpunished," s.v. unpunished ppl. a. OED. KEY: unpunished@adj **unpunished** adj 4 unpunyschid 2 unpunyssched 1 unpunysschyd 1 **unpurveied** ppl. adj. "neglected, not provided for," s.v. unpurveyed ppl. a. OED. KEY: unpurveied@ppl#adj **unpurveied** ppl#adj 1 unpurveied 1 **unreprevable** adj. "without reproach," s.v. unreprovable a. OED. KEY: unreprevable@adj **unreprevable** adj 1 unreprovable 1 **unresounable** adj. "unreasonable," s.v. unreasonable a. (adv.) OED. KEY: unresounable@adj **unresounable** adj 1 unresonable 1 **unreste** n. "distress, discomfort," s.v. unrest sb. OED. KEY: unreste@n **unreste** n 8 unreste 8 **unresti** adj. "distressing," s.v. unresty a. OED. KEY: unresti@adj **unresti** adj 1 unresty 1 **unreverentli** adv. "irreverently," s.v. unreverently adv. OED. KEY: unreverentli@adv **unreverentli** adv 1 unreverently 1 **unright** n. "wrong," s.v. unright sb. OED. KEY: unright@n **unright** n 3 unright 2 unryght 1 **unrighte** adv. "wrongly," s.v. unright adv. OED. KEY: unrighte@adv **unrighte** adv 1 unright 1 **unrightful** adj. "wrongful, wicked," s.v. unrightful a. OED. KEY: unrightful@adj **unrightful** adj 3 unrightful 1 unryghtful 2 **unrightfulli** adv. "wrongfully, unjustly," s.v. unrightfully adv. OED. KEY: unrightfulli@adv **unrightfulli** adv 1 unrightfully 1 **unsad** adj. "unstable, unreliable," s.v. unsad a. OED. KEY: unsad@adj **unsad** adj 1 unsad 1 **unsavouri** adj. "unappetizing, displeasing," s.v. unsavoury a. OED. KEY: unsavouri@adj **unsavouri** adj 2 unsavory 2 **unscience** n. "ignorance," s.v. unscience OED. KEY: unscience@n **unscience** n 1 unscience 1 **unseli** adj. "unhappy, unfortunate; unsuccessful," s.v. unseely a. OED. KEY: unseli@adj **unseli** adj 14 unseely 1 unsely 12 unzeely 1 **unselinesse** n. "unhappiness; (pl.) types of unhappiness," s.v. unseeliness OED. KEY: unselinesse@n **unselinesse** n 5 unselynesse 3 unselynesses 2 **unset** adj. "not previously set, unexpected," s.v. unset ppl. a. OED. KEY: unset@adj **unset** adj 1 unset 1 **unseuen** v. "unstitch, undo," s.v. unsew v. OED. KEY: unseuen@v **unseuen** v 1 unsowen 1 **unshethen** v. "unsheathe, draw out," s.v. unsheathe v. OED. KEY: unshethen@v **unshethen** v 1 unshethe 1 **unsheued** adj. "unrevealed, unconfessed"; not in OED. KEY: unsheued@adj **unsheued** adj 1 unshewed 1 **unshitten** v. "(pt. sg.) unlocked; (ppl. adj.) open, unlocked," s.v. unshut v. OED, unshut ppl. a. OED. KEY: unshitten@v unshitten@v#adj **unshitten** v#adj 1 unshette 1 **unshitten** v 1 unshette 1 **unsitting** adj. "unsuitable, inappropriate," s.v. unsitting ppl. a. OED. KEY: unsitting@adj **unsitting** adj 1 unsittynge 1 **unskilful** adj. "unreasonable," s.v. unskilful a. OED. KEY: unskilful@adj **unskilful** adj 1 unskilful 1 **unskilfulli** adv. "unreasonably," s.v. unskilfully adv. OED. KEY: unskilfulli@adv **unskilfulli** adv 2 unskilfully 2 **unslekked** adj. "unslaked (lime), calcium oxide," s.v. unslecked ppl. a. OED. KEY: unslekked@adj **unslekked** adj 1 unslekked 1 **unsoft** adj. "hard; difficult," s.v. unsoft a. OED. KEY: unsoft@adj **unsoft** adj 2 unsofte 2 **unsolempne** adj. "uncelebrated," s.v. unsolemn a. OED. KEY: unsolempne@adj **unsolempne** adj 1 unsollempne 1 **unsouen** adj. "not sown, not planted (by man)," s.v. unsown ppl. a. OED. KEY: unsouen@adj **unsouen** adj 1 unsowe 1 **unsought** ppl. adj. "unsought," s.v. unsought ppl. a. OED. KEY: unsought@ppl#adj **unsought** ppl#adj 2 unsoght 1 unsought 1 **unspedeful** adj. "unsuccessful," s.v. unspeedful a. OED. KEY: unspedeful@adj **unspedeful** adj 1 unspedful 1 **unstable** adj. "unstable," s.v. unstable a. OED. KEY: unstable@adj **unstable** adj 5 unstable 5 **unstablenesse** n. "instability," s.v. unstableness OED. KEY: unstablenesse@n **unstablenesse** n 1 unstablenesse 1 **unstaunchable** adj. "inexhaustible," s.v. unstanchable a. OED. KEY: unstaunchable@adj **unstaunchable** adj 1 unstaunchable 1 **unstaunched** adj. "insatiable," s.v. unstanched ppl. a. OED. KEY: unstaunched@adj **unstaunched** adj 1 unstaunched 1 **unstedefast** adj. "unstable," s.v. unsteadfast a. OED. KEY: unstedefast@adj **unstedefast** adj 2 unstedfast 1 unstidfast 1 **unstedefastnesse** n. "inconstancy, frailty," s.v. unsteadfastness OED. KEY: unstedefastnesse@n **unstedefastnesse** n 3 unstedefastnesse 2 unstedfastnesse 1 **unstraunge** adj. "known," s.v. unstrange a. OED. KEY: unstraunge@adj **unstraunge** adj 1 unstraunge 1 **unsufferable** adj. "intolerable," s.v. unsufferable a. and adv. OED. KEY: unsufferable@adj **unsufferable** adj 2 unsuffrable 2 **unswellen** v. "decrease in fullness," s.v. unswell v. OED. KEY: unswellen@v **unswellen** v 2 unswelle 2 **unswet** adj. "bitter," s.v. unsweet a. OED. KEY: unswet@adj **unswet** adj 1 unswete 1 **unteien** v. "(ppl. adj.) free, unrestrained," s.v. untied ppl. a.\\2 OED. KEY: unteien@v#adj **unteien** v#adj 1 unteyd 1 **untellen** v. "(ppl. adj.) unconfessed; countless," s.v. untold ppl. a. OED. KEY: untellen@v#adj **untellen** v#adj 2 untold 1 untoold 1 **unthank** n. "ill will, curses," s.v. unthank sb. OED. KEY: unthank@n **unthank** n 2 unthank 1 unthonk 1 **unthrift** n. "foolishness, nonsense," s.v. unthrift OED. KEY: unthrift@n **unthrift** n 1 unthrift 1 **unthrifti** adj. "foolish, profitless," s.v. unthrifty sb. (and a.) OED. KEY: unthrifti@adj **unthrifti** adj 1 unthrifty 1 **unthriftili** adv. "poorly," s.v. unthriftily adv. OED. KEY: unthriftili@adv **unthriftili** adv 1 unthriftily 1 **until** prep. "until; to (in the direction of)," s.v. until prep. and conj. OED. KEY: until@prep **until** prep 4 until 3 untill 1 **untim** n. "unsuitable time," s.v. untime sb. OED. KEY: untim@n **untim** n 1 untyme 1 **unto** conj. "until," s.v. unto prep. and conj. OED. KEY: unto@conj **unto** conj 1 unto 1 **unto** prep. "(direction) unto, to, into; (time) until; (respect) to, for, as," s.v. unto prep. and conj. OED. KEY: unto@prep **unto** prep 554 onto 1 unto 553 **untormented** adj. "no longer tormented," s.v. untormented ppl. a. OED. KEY: untormented@adj **untormented** adj 1 untormented 1 **untressed** adj. "loose, dishevelled," s.v. untressed ppl. a. OED. KEY: untressed@adj **untressed** adj 3 untressed 3 **untretable** adj. "uncompromising," s.v. untreatable a. OED. KEY: untretable@adj **untretable** adj 1 untretable 1 **untreu** adj. "untruthful, unfaithful, untrustworthy," s.v. untrue a. and adv. OED. KEY: untreu@adj **untreu** adj 21 untrewe 21 **untreue** adv. "untruthfully, inaccurately," s.v. untrue a. and adv. OED. KEY: untreue@adv **untreue** adv 1 untrewe 1 **untreuth** n. "faithlessness; falsehood, perjury," s.v. untruth OED. KEY: untreuth@n **untreuth** n 11 untrouthe 11 **untrust** adj. "distrustful," s.v. untrist a. sb. OED. KEY: untrust@adj **untrust** adj 1 untriste 1 **untrust** n. "distrust," s.v. untrust sb. OED. KEY: untrust@n **untrust** n 1 untrust 1 **unusage** n. "disuse," s.v. unusage OED. KEY: unusage@n **unusage** n 1 unusage 1 **unwar** adj. "unaware, unexpected," s.v. unware a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: unwar@adj **unwar** adj 7 unwar 7 **unwar** adv. "heedlessly; unexpectedly," s.v. unware a., sb., and adv. OED. KEY: unwar@adv **unwar** adv 3 unwar 3 **unwarli** adv. "unexpectedly," s.v. unwarely adv. OED. KEY: unwarli@adv **unwarli** adv 1 unwarly 1 **unwelde** adj. "feeble," s.v. unwield a. OED. KEY: unwelde@adj **unwelde** adj 2 unweelde 1 unwelde 1 **unweldi** adj. "feeble," s.v. unwieldy a. OED. KEY: unweldi@adj **unweldi** adj 1 unweeldy 1 **unwemmed** adj. "spotless, undefiled; unharmed," s.v. unwemmed ppl. a. OED. KEY: unwemmed@adj **unwemmed** adj 6 unwemmed 6 **unwened** adj. "unexpected," s.v. unweened a. OED. KEY: unwened@adj **unwened** adj 1 unwened 1 **unweri** adj. "without weariness," s.v. unweary a. OED. KEY: unweri@adj **unweri** adj 2 unweri 1 unwery 1 **unwis** adj. "unwise," s.v. unwise a. OED. KEY: unwis@adj **unwis** adj 2 unwys 2 **unwist** adj. "unknown, undetected; unaware," s.v. unwist ppl. a. OED. KEY: unwist@adj **unwist** adj 11 unwist 11 **unwit** n. "lack of prudence, foolishness," s.v. unwit sb. OED. KEY: unwit@n **unwit** n 2 unwit 2 **unwiten** v. "(pr. sg.) does not know; (ppl.) not knowing," s.v. unwit v.\\1 OED. KEY: unwiten@v **unwiten** v 3 unwityng 2 unwot 1 **unwitingli** adv. "unknowingly," s.v. unwitingly adv. OED. KEY: unwitingli@adv **unwitingli** adv 1 unwityngly 1 **unworshipful** adj. "without honor," s.v. unworshipful a. OED. KEY: unworshipful@adj **unworshipful** adj 2 unworschipful 2 **unworthi** adj. "unworthy," s.v. unworthy a., adv., sb. OED. KEY: unworthi@adj **unworthi** adj 15 unworthi 3 unworthieste 1 unworthy 11 **unworthili** adv. "unworthily," s.v. unworthily adv. OED. KEY: unworthili@adv **unworthili** adv 1 unworthely 1 **unworthinesse** n. "unworthiness," s.v. unworthiness OED. KEY: unworthinesse@n **unworthinesse** n 2 unworthynesse 2 **unwrappen** v. "uncover, reveal," s.v. unwrap v. OED. KEY: unwrappen@v **unwrappen** v 2 unwrappen 1 unwrappeth 1 **unwreien** v. "uncover, reveal," s.v. unwry v. OED. KEY: unwreien@v **unwreien** v 1 unwre 1 **unyolden** adj. "not having surrendered," s.v. unyolden ppl. a. OED. KEY: unyolden@adj **unyolden** adj 2 unyolden 2 **up** adv. "up; (as absol.) get, raise up," s.v. up adv.\\1 OED. KEY: up@adv **up** adv\_abs 3 up 3 **up** adv 352 up 352 **up** prep. "upon, on," s.v. up prep.\\1 OED. KEY: up@prep **up** prep 12 up 12 **up-beren** v. "(ppl.) exalted," s.v. upbear v. OED. KEY: up-beren@v **up-beren** v 1 up-born 1 **upbounde** adj. "bound up, concluded," s.v. up- prefix OED. KEY: upbounde@adj **upbounde** adj 1 upbounde 1 **upbreiden** v. "upbraid," s.v. upbraid v. OED. KEY: upbreiden@v **upbreiden** v 3 upbreyde 3 **uphepinge** ger. "culmination," s.v. upheaping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: uphepinge@ger **uphepinge** ger 1 uphepynge 1 **upon** adv. "upon, on," s.v. upon adv. OED. KEY: upon@adv **upon** adv 9 upon 6 uppon 3 **upon** prep. "(position) on, upon, next to; (time) on; (respect) concerning, about," s.v. upon prep. OED. KEY: upon@prep **upon** prep 631 upon 618 uppon 13 **uppe** adv. "open, opened up," s.v. up adv.\\2 OED. KEY: uppe@adv **uppe** adv 1 uppe 1 **upper** adv. comp. "higher," s.v. upper adv. OED. KEY: upper@adv **upper** adv 4 upper 4 **upperest** adj. (sup.) "uppermost," s.v. upperest a. OED. KEY: upperest@adj **upperest** adj 1 uppereste 1 **upright** adj. "erect, perpendicular; straight," s.v. upright a. and sb. OED. KEY: upright@adj **upright** adj 4 upright 3 upryght 1 **uprighte** adv. "erect, perpendicularly; upwards; face up," s.v. upright adv. OED. KEY: uprighte@adv **uprighte** adv 24 upright 16 uprighte 2 upryght 6 **uprisen** v. "rise, rise up," s.v. uprise v. OED. KEY: uprisen@v **uprisen** v 5 up-rist 1 uprist 2 upros 1 upryseth 1 **uprist** n. "rising," s.v. uprist sb. OED. KEY: uprist@n **uprist** n 1 upriste 1 **up-so-doun** adv. "upside down," s.v. upside down adv. OED, up so doun adv. MED. KEY: up\_so\_doun@adv **up\_so\_doun** adv 7 up-so-doun 7 **upspringen** v. "rise, spring up," s.v. upspring v. OED. KEY: upspringen@v **upspringen** v 2 up-sprong 1 up-sprynge 1 **upstonden** v. "(ppl. adj.) erect, standing up," s.v. upstanding ppl. a. OED. KEY: upstonden@v#adj **upstonden** v#adj 1 upstondyng 1 **upward** adv. "upward," s.v. upward adv., prep. a., and sb. OED. KEY: upward@adv **upward** adv 18 upward 18 **Urban** n. "Pope Urban I," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: urban@n#propn **urban** n#propn 12 urban 12 **urinal** n. "flask for alchemical solutions; vessel for analyzing urine," s.v. urinal sb. OED. KEY: urinal@n **urinal** n 2 urynales 1 urynals 1 **urine** n. "urine," s.v. urine sb.\\1 OED. KEY: urine@n **urine** n 2 uryne 2 **urne** n. "urn," s.v. urn sb. OED. KEY: urne@n **urne** n 1 urne 1 **Ursa** n. "(astro.) Ursa Major," s.v. Ursa OED. KEY: ursa@n **ursa** n 1 ursa 1 **usage** n. "usage, custom, habit; experience, skill; practice, usage; use," s.v. usage sb. OED. KEY: usage@n **usage** n 34 usage 33 usages 1 **us** pron. "us," s.v. us pers. and refl. pron. OED. KEY: us@pron **us** pron 547 us 547 **usaunce** n. "usage, custom," s.v. usance OED. KEY: usaunce@n **usaunce** n 5 usaunce 4 usaunces 1 **usaunt** adj. "accustomed," s.v. usant a. OED. KEY: usaunt@adj **usaunt** adj 2 usaunt 2 **usen** v. "use, employ; practice (an art, skill); be accustomed to; enjoy; (ppl. adj.) customary; accustomed, (made) familiar," s.v. use v. OED, used ppl. a. OED. KEY: usen@v usen@v#adj **usen** v#adj 2 used 2 **usen** v 77 use 11 used 18 useden 3 usedest 1 usen 26 usest 1 useth 12 usynge 5 **usher** n. "door-keeper," s.v. usher sb. OED. KEY: usher@n **usher** n 1 usshers 1 **usinge** ger. "using, use," s.v. using vbl. sb. OED. KEY: usinge@ger **usinge** ger 3 usyng 1 usynge 2 **usure** n. "usury," s.v. usury sb. OED. KEY: usure@n **usure** n 4 usure 4 **usurpen** v. "usurp, claim falsely," s.v. usurp v. OED. KEY: usurpen@v **usurpen** v 1 usurpe 1 **us-ward** adv. "the direction of us," s.v. usward adv. OED, us pron. MED. KEY: us-ward@adv **us-ward** adv 3 us-ward 3 **ut** Lat. adv. "as, in the case of." KEY: ut@lat\_adv **ut** lat\_adv 1 ut 1 **utilite** n. "usefulness," s.v. utility sb. OED. KEY: utilite@n **utilite** n 1 utilite 1 **-- V --** **vacacioun** n. "leisure, spare time," s.v. vacation sb. OED. KEY: vacacioun@n **vacacioun** n 1 vacacioun 1 **Vache** n. "Sir Philip de la Vache (?)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: vache@n#propn **vache** n#propn 1 vache 1 **valaunse** n. "(astro.) sign opposite a planet's domicile"; not in OED. KEY: valaunse@n **valaunse** n 1 valaunse 1 **vale** n. "vale," s.v. vale sb.\\1 OED. KEY: vale@n **vale** n 1 vale 1 **valei** n. "valley," s.v. valley sb. OED. KEY: valei@n **valei** n 6 valey 1 valeye 4 valeyes 1 **Valence** n.(1) "fabric from Valence in France," s.v. Valence\\1 OED. KEY: valence@n1 **valence** n1 1 valence 1 **Valentine** n. "Saint Valentine," proper n. KEY: valentine@n#propn **valentine** n#propn 7 valentyn 2 valentyne 1 valentynes 4 **Valeria** n. "Valeria, wife of Servius, the Latin grammarian," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: valeria@n#propn **valeria** n#propn 1 valeria 1 **Valerian** n.(2) "Valerian, Cecelia's husband in SNT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: valerian@n2#propn **valerian** n2#propn 18 valerian 17 valerians 1 **valerian** n. "the herb valerian," s.v. valerian OED. KEY: valerian@n **valerian** n. 1 valerian 1 **Valerie** n. "Valerius, supposed author of an antifeminist tract," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: valerie@n#propn **valerie** n#propn 2 valerie 1 valerye 1 **Valerius** n. "Valerius Maximus, Latin author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: valerius@n#propn **valerius** n#propn 2 valerius 2 **valeu** n. "value," s.v. value sb. OED. KEY: valeu@n **valeu** n 9 valewe 1 value 8 **valour** n. "valor," s.v. valour OED. KEY: valour@n **valour** n 2 valour 2 **vanishen** v. "vanish; waste away," s.v. vanish v. OED. KEY: vanishen@v **vanishen** v 7 vanyshed 1 vanysschen 1 vanysshe 2 vanysshed 3 **vanishinge** ger. "disappearance," s.v. vanishing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: vanishinge@ger **vanishinge** ger 1 vanysshynge 1 **vanite** n. "vanity, folly; foolish thing, frivolity; idle talk," s.v. vanity OED. KEY: vanite@n **vanite** n 18 vanite 1 vanitee 5 vanitees 1 vanyte 4 vanytee 5 vanytees 2 **vapour** n. "vapor, mist; influence," s.v. vapour sb. OED. KEY: vapour@n **vapour** n 3 vapour 3 **variable** adj. "variable," s.v. variable a. and sb. OED. KEY: variable@adj **variable** adj 1 variable 1 **variacioun** n. "variation," s.v. variation OED. KEY: variacioun@n **variacioun** n 1 variacioun 1 **variaunce** n. "variation, fickleness, mutability," s.v. variance OED. KEY: variaunce@n **variaunce** n 6 variance 1 variaunce 5 **variaunt** adj. "varying, inconstant," s.v. variant a. and sb. OED. KEY: variaunt@adj **variaunt** adj 2 variaunt 1 variauntz 1 **varien** v. "vary, change; be changed," s.v. vary v. OED. KEY: varien@v **varien** v 6 varie 1 varien 1 varieth 2 varye 1 varyinge 1 **vassalage** n. "prowess," s.v. vassellage sb. OED. KEY: vassalage@n **vassalage** n 2 vassellage 2 **vavasour** n. "landholder (ranking next below baron)," s.v. vavasour OED. KEY: vavasour@n **vavasour** n 1 vavasour 1 **veil** n. "veil," s.v. veil sb.\\1 OED. KEY: veil@n **veil** n 1 veyl 1 **vein** adj. "vain, idle, foolish; (with glorie, delit, etc.) false, empty," s.v. vain a. and sb. OED. KEY: vein@adj **vein** adj 20 vein 1 veine 1 veyn 11 veyne 7 **vein** n. "(in) vain," s.v. vain a. and sb. OED. KEY: vein@n **vein** n 15 vayn 3 veyn 12 **veine** n. "vein (of plant or human); (with every) part," s.v. vein sb. OED. KEY: veine@n **veine** n 7 veyne 7 **veine-blood** n. "blood-letting," s.v. vein sb. OED, veine n. MED. KEY: veine-blood@n **veine-blood** n 1 veyne-blood 1 **veinglori** n. "vainglory, false pride," s.v. vainglory sb. OED. KEY: veinglori@n **veinglori** n 2 veyneglorie 2 **vele** n. "veal," s.v. veal sb.\\1 OED. KEY: vele@n **vele** n 1 veel 1 **velvet** n. "velvet," s.v. velvet sb. OED. KEY: velvet@n **velvet** n 2 veluet 1 veluettes 1 **venerie** n.(2) "hunting," s.v. venery\\1 OED. KEY: venerie@n2 **venerie** n2 2 venerie 1 venerye 1 **Venerien** adj. "influenced by Venus," s.v. Venerien a. and sb. OED. KEY: venerien@adj **venerien** adj 1 venerien 1 **venesoun** n. "venison," s.v. venison OED. KEY: venesoun@n **venesoun** n 1 venysoun 1 **vengeaunce** n. "vengeance, revenge, punishment," s.v. vengeance sb., adv., and a. OED. KEY: vengeaunce@n **vengeaunce** n 56 vengeance 34 vengeances 1 vengeaunce 20 venjaunce 1 **vengeaunce-takinge** ger. "vengeance, revenge," s.v. vengeance sb., adv., and a. OED, vengeaunce n. MED. KEY: vengeaunce-takinge@ger **vengeaunce-takinge** ger 5 vengeance-takyng 1 vengeance-takynge 4 **vengen** v. "avenge, revenge," s.v. venge v. OED. KEY: vengen@v **vengen** v 25 venge 18 venged 2 vengen 3 vengeth 2 **vengeresse** n. "female avenger," s.v. vengeress OED. KEY: vengeresse@n **vengeresse** n 1 vengeresses 1 **venial** adj. "(of sin) venial, pardonable," s.v. venial adj.\\1 and sb. OED. KEY: venial@adj **venial** adj 21 venial 17 veniale 1 venyal 3 **venialli** adv. "venially, pardonably," s.v. venially adv. OED. KEY: venialli@adv **venialli** adv 1 venyally 1 **Venice** n. "Venice," place name. KEY: venice@n#propn **venice** n#propn 2 venyse 2 **venim** n. "venom, poison; malice; (with of Tyrie) dye," s.v. venom sb. and a. OED. KEY: venim@n **venim** n 28 venim 1 venym 24 venymes 2 venyms 1 **venimous** adj. "venomous, poisonous; evil," s.v. venomous a. OED. KEY: venimous@adj **venimous** adj 5 venenouse 1 venymous 1 venymows 1 venymus 2 **venquishen** v. "vanquish," s.v. vanquish v. OED. KEY: venquishen@v **venquishen** v 8 venquisshe 1 venquisshed 1 venquisshen 1 venquysse 2 venquysseth 1 venquysshed 2 **ventosinge** ger. "drawing blood (by cupping)," s.v. ventosing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: ventosinge@ger **ventosinge** ger 1 ventusynge 1 **Venus** n. "Venus, goddess of love; the planet," proper n. KEY: venus@n#propn **venus** n#propn 98 venus 98 **ver** n. "spring-time," s.v. ver sb.\\1 OED. KEY: ver@n **ver** n 1 veer 1 **verdegrece** n. "verdigris, a greenish pigment," s.v. verdigris OED. KEY: verdegrece@n **verdegrece** n 1 verdegrees 1 **verdit** n. "verdict, decision," s.v. verdict sb. OED. KEY: verdit@n **verdit** n 3 verdit 2 voirdit 1 **verie** n. "evil spirit(?)," s.v. very(e OED. KEY: verie@n **verie** n 1 verye 1 **verifien** v. "verify," s.v. verify v. OED. KEY: verifien@v **verifien** v 1 verifie 1 **vermin** n. "vermin, animal pests; insect pests," s.v. vermin sb. (and a.) OED. KEY: vermin@n **vermin** n 3 vermyn 1 vermyne 2 **vernage** n. "strong Italian white wine," s.v. vernage OED. KEY: vernage@n **vernage** n 2 vernage 2 **vernicle** n. "veronica, image of Christ's face on a piece of cloth," s.v. vernicle OED. KEY: vernicle@n **vernicle** n 1 vernycle 1 **vernishen** v. "(ppl.) varnished, made to shine," s.v. vernish v. OED. KEY: vernishen@v **vernishen** v 1 vernysshed 1 **Verone** n. "Verona, in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: verone@n#propn **verone** n#propn 1 verone 1 **verre** n. "glass," s.v. verre OED. KEY: verre@n **verre** n 1 verre 1 **verrei** adj. "true, faithful; genuine, real, arrant; pure, sheer; exact," s.v. very a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: verrei@adj **verrei** adj 207 veray 2 verrai 3 verray 156 verraye 4 verreie 1 verrey 40 **verrei** adv. "truly, genuinely; exactly," s.v. very a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: verrei@adv **verrei** adv 6 verray 5 verrey 1 **verreilli** adv. "truly, genuinely; exactly; indeed," s.v. verily adv. (and a.) OED. KEY: verreilli@adv **verreilli** adv 38 verily 1 verraily 25 verraylich 1 verrayliche 2 verrayly 6 verreily 1 verrely 2 **verreiment** adv. "truly," s.v. veriment adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: verreiment@adv **verreiment** adv 1 verrayment 1 **versa** Lat. adj. "upper." KEY: versa@lat\_adj **versa** lat\_adj 1 versa 1 **vers** n. "verse, line of verse," s.v. verse sb. OED. KEY: vers@n **vers** n 14 vers 14 **versefiour** n. "versifier," s.v. versifier OED. KEY: versefiour@n **versefiour** n 1 versifiour 1 **versifien** v. "(ppl.) versified, composed in verse," s.v. versify v. OED. KEY: versifien@v **versifien** v 1 versified 1 **vertu** n. "virtue, moral excellence; power; mental faculty; usefulness," s.v. virtue sb. OED. KEY: vertu@n **vertu** n 151 vertu 126 vertue 5 vertues 14 vertus 6 **vertules** adj. "powerless," s.v. virtueless a. OED. KEY: vertules@adj **vertules** adj 1 vertulees 1 **vertuous** adj. "virtuous, morally excellent; capable, able; powerful," s.v. virtuous a. OED. KEY: vertuous@adj **vertuous** adj 33 vertuous 30 vertuouse 3 **vertuousli** adv. "virtuously," s.v. virtuously adv. OED. KEY: vertuousli@adv **vertuousli** adv 3 vertuously 3 **vessel** n. "vessel (for table use), utensil; container; vessel (ship); gold or silver tableware," s.v. vessel sb.\\1 OED. KEY: vessel@n **vessel** n 18 vessel 9 vesseles 1 vesselis 2 vessell 1 vessels 5 **vestement** n. "vestment, clothing," s.v. vestiment OED. KEY: vestement@n **vestement** n 2 vestiment 1 vestimentz 1 **vesture** n. "garment, clothing," s.v. vesture sb. OED. KEY: vesture@n **vesture** n 2 vesture 2 **Vesulus** n. "Monte Viso, in northern Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: vesulus@n#propn **vesulus** n#propn 2 vesulus 2 **via** Lat. n. "way, road." KEY: via@lat\_n **via** lat\_n 1 via 1 **viage** n. "voyage, journey; expedition; undertaking," s.v. voyage sb. OED. KEY: viage@n **viage** n 15 viage 14 viages 1 **vicar** n. "vicar, deputy, agent," s.v. vicar OED, vicary sb.\\1 OED. KEY: vicar@n **vicar** n 5 vicaire 3 vicary 1 viker 1 **vice** n. "vice, fault, defect," s.v. vice sb.\\1 OED. KEY: vice@n **vice** n 97 vice 47 vices 46 vyce 3 vyces 1 **vicesimo** Lat. num. "twentieth." KEY: vicesimo@lat\_num **vicesimo** lat\_num 1 vicesimo 1 **vicious** adj. "vicious, wicked," s.v. vicious a. OED. KEY: vicious@adj **vicious** adj 13 vicious 5 viciouse 1 vicius 2 vicyous 3 vycious 2 **victorie** n. "victory; triumph, celebration of victory," s.v. victory sb. OED. KEY: victorie@n **victorie** n 28 victorie 24 victories 4 **victorious** adj. "victorious," s.v. victorious a. OED. KEY: victorious@adj **victorious** adj 2 victorious 2 **victour** n. "(as adj.) emblematic of victory," s.v. victor sb.\\1 OED. KEY: victour@n#adj **victour** n#adj 1 victor 1 **vigil** n. "(funeral) wake," s.v. vigil sb.\\1 OED. KEY: vigil@n **vigil** n 1 vigile 1 **vigili** n. "(pl.) feasts on the eves of festivals," s.v. vigily OED. KEY: vigili@n **vigili** n 2 vigilies 2 **vigorous** adj. "vigorous," s.v. vigorous a. OED. KEY: vigorous@adj **vigorous** adj 1 vigerous 1 **vigour** n. "vigor," s.v. vigour sb. OED. KEY: vigour@n **vigour** n 7 vigour 6 vygour 1 **vile** adj. "vile," s.v. vile a., adv., and sb. OED. KEY: vile@adj **vile** adj 6 vile 3 vyl 3 **vileinie** n. "churlishness, rudeness (also as proper n., personified); shame, dishonor; reproach, disgrace; despicable act; lust," s.v. villainy sb. OED. KEY: vileinie@n vileinie@n#propn **vileinie** n 60 vilanye 4 vilenye 4 vileynye 45 vileynyes 4 vylanye 1 vylenye 2 **vileinie** n#propn 3 vilany 1 vilanye 1 vylanye 1 **vileinous** adj. "churlish, rude; ill-bred; evil," s.v. villains a. OED. KEY: vileinous@adj **vileinous** adj 14 vileyns 13 vylayneus 1 **vileinousli** adv. "churlishly, shamefully; cruelly," s.v. villainsly adv. OED. KEY: vileinousli@adv **vileinousli** adv 3 vilaynsly 1 vileynsly 2 **village** n. "village," s.v. village sb. OED. KEY: village@n **village** n 11 village 11 **Vincent** n. "Vincent of Beauvais, Latin author," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: vincent@n#propn **vincent** n#propn 1 vincent 1 **vincit** Lat. v. "conquers." KEY: vincit@lat\_v **vincit** lat\_v 1 vincit 1 **vine** n. "vine," s.v. vine sb. OED. KEY: vine@n **vine** n 9 vyne 6 vynes 3 **vinolent** adj. "drunken, full of wine," s.v. vinolent a. OED. KEY: vinolent@adj **vinolent** adj 2 vinolent 2 **violence** n. "violence," s.v. violence sb. OED. KEY: violence@n **violence** n 12 violence 12 **violent** adj. "violent," s.v. violent a. (ad., sb.) OED. KEY: violent@adj **violent** adj 2 violent 1 vyolent 1 **violet** n. "violet, the flower," s.v. violet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: violet@n **violet** n 3 violete 1 vyolet 1 vyolettes 1 **virago** n. "virago, woman usurping man's office," s.v. virago OED. KEY: virago@n **virago** n 1 virago 1 **virelai** n. "lyric stanzaic poem," s.v. virelay OED. KEY: virelai@n **virelai** n 2 virelayes 2 **Virgil** n. "Virgil (Publius Virgilius Maro)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: virgil@n#propn **virgil** n#propn 8 virgil 1 virgile 6 virgilius 1 **virgin** n. "virgin," s.v. virgin sb. and a. OED. KEY: virgin@n **virginem** Lat. n. "virgin." KEY: virginem@lat\_n **virginem** lat\_n 1 virginem 1 **Virginia** n. "Virginia, daughter of Virginius in PhysT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: virginia@n#propn **virginia** n#propn 1 virginia 1 **virginite** n. "virginity," s.v. virginity OED. KEY: virginite@n **virginite** n 13 virginitee 13 **Virginius** n. "Virginius, father of Virginia in PhysT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: virginius@n#propn **virginius** n#propn 8 virginius 8 **virgin** n 5 virgine 4 virgines 1 **Virgo** n. "Virgo, the zodiacal sign," s.v. Virgo OED. KEY: virgo@n **virgo** n 4 virgo 4 **viritote** n. "state of being astir (?)," s.v. viretote OED. KEY: viritote@n **viritote** n 1 viritoot 1 **viritrate** n. "hag, crone," s.v. viritrate OED. KEY: viritrate@n **viritrate** n 1 virytrate 1 **visage** n. "visage, face; demeanor," s.v. visage sb. OED. KEY: visage@n **visage** n 41 visage 36 visages 4 vysage 1 **visagen** v. "face it out, put on a bold front," s.v. visage v. OED. KEY: visagen@v **visagen** v 1 visage 1 **Viscounte** n. "Bernabo Visconti of Milan," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: viscounte@n#propn **viscounte** n#propn 1 viscounte 1 **Visevus** n. "Vesuvius, the volcano in Italy," place name; not in MED. KEY: visevus@n#propn **visevus** n#propn 1 visevus 1 **visible** adj. "visible," s.v. visible a. and sb. OED. KEY: visible@adj **visible** adj 1 visible 1 **visioun** n. "vision, dream," s.v. vision sb. OED. KEY: visioun@n **visioun** n 2 visioun 2 **visitacioun** n. "visit," s.v. visitation OED. KEY: visitacioun@n **visitacioun** n 1 visitaciouns 1 **visiten** v. "visit," s.v. visit v. OED. KEY: visiten@v **visiten** v 11 visite 10 visited 1 **visitinge** ger. "visiting," s.v. visiting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: visitinge@ger **visitinge** ger 2 visityng 1 visitynge 1 **vitaile** n. "victuals, provisions," s.v. victual sb. OED. KEY: vitaile@n **vitaile** n 18 vitaile 2 vitaille 14 vitayle 1 vitayles 1 **vitailen** v. "provide with victuals, provision," s.v. victual v. OED. KEY: vitailen@v **vitailen** v 3 vitailled 2 vitayle 1 **vitailer** n. "(pl.) victuallers, sellers of food and provisions," s.v. victauller OED. KEY: vitailer@n **vitailer** n 1 vitailliers 1 **vital** adj. "vital," s.v. vital a. and sb. OED. KEY: vital@adj **vital** adj 1 vital 1 **vitremite** n. "woman's head dress(?)" s.v. vitremyte OED. KEY: vitremite@n **vitremite** n 1 vitremyte 1 **vitriol** n. "vitriol, sulfate of metal," s.v. vitriol sb. OED. KEY: vitriol@n **vitriol** n 1 vitriole 1 **Vitulon** n. "Witelo, a Polish physicist," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: vitulon@n#propn **vitulon** n#propn 1 vitulon 1 **vivit** Lat. v. "lives." KEY: vivit@lat\_v **vivit** lat\_v 1 vivit 1 **voice** n. "voice, tone of voice; opinion, decision; esteem, praise; report," s.v. voice sb. OED. KEY: voice@n **voice** n 66 vois 25 voys 41 **voide** adj. "solitary; (with of) devoid," s.v. void a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: voide@adj **voide** adj 6 voide 3 voyd 1 voyde 2 **voide** n. "wine taken before retiring," s.v. voidee OED. KEY: voide@n **voiden** v. "void, nullify; expel, remove; get rid of, empty; avoid; depart, leave, move," s.v. void v. OED. KEY: voiden@v **voide** n 1 voide 1 **voiden** v 17 voided 2 voiden 2 voyde 3 voyded 4 voyden 4 voydide 1 yvoyded 1 **volage** adj. "flighty, foolish," s.v. volage a. OED. KEY: volage@adj **volage** adj 2 volage 2 **volatil** n. "birds, game fowl," s.v. volatile sb. and a. OED. KEY: volatil@n **volatil** n 1 volatyl 1 **Volcan** n. "Vulcan, husband of Venus," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: volcan@n#propn **volcan** n#propn 3 vulcano 1 vulcanus 2 **volume** n. "volume," s.v. volume sb. OED. KEY: volume@n **volume** n 2 volume 2 **voluntarie** adj. "voluntary," s.v. voluntary a., adv., sb. OED. KEY: voluntarie@adj **voluntarie** adj 3 voluntarie 3 **voluntarili** adv. "voluntarily," s.v. voluntarily adv. OED. KEY: voluntarili@adv **voluntarili** adv 1 voluntariely 1 **voluper** n. "cap, nightcap," s.v. voluper OED. KEY: voluper@n **voluper** n 2 volupeer 1 voluper 1 **voluptuous** adj. "voluptuous, sensual," s.v. voluptuous a. OED. KEY: voluptuous@adj **voluptuous** adj 2 voluptuous 2 **vomit** n. "vomit," s.v. vomit sb. OED. KEY: vomit@n **vomit** n 1 vomyt 1 **vostre** Fr. adj. "your." KEY: vostre@fr\_adj **vostre** fr\_adj 2 vostre 2 **vouchen** v. "grant, agree, permit," s.v. vouch v. OED. KEY: vouchen@v **vouchen** v 22 vouche 15 vouched 2 vouchen 2 voucheth 3 **vouchen-sauf** phr. "(as v.) grant, agree, permit," s.v. vouchsafe v. OED, vouchen sauf phr. MED. KEY: vouchen\_sauf@v **vouchen\_sauf** v 9 vouche-sauf 6 vouchesauf 3 **vouen** v. "vow," s.v. vow v.\\1 OED. KEY: vouen@v **vouen** v 1 vowe 1 **vous** Fr. pron. "you"; cf. je vous die interj. MED. KEY: vous@fr\_pron **vous** fr\_pron 2 vous 2 **vulgar** adj. "in common usage, ordinary," s.v. vulgar a. OED. KEY: vulgar@adj **vulgar** adj 3 vulgar 3 **vulgarli** adv. "in common terms (?)," s.v. vulgarly adv. OED. KEY: vulgarli@adv **vulgarli** adv 1 vulgarly 1 **vulture** n. "vulture," s.v. vulture sb. OED. KEY: vulture@n **vulture** n 2 voltor 1 volturis 1 **-- W --** **wacche** n. "watch, sentinel," s.v. watch sb. OED. KEY: wacche@n **wacche** n 1 wacche 1 **wachet** n. "light blue color," s.v. watchet sb. and a. OED. KEY: wachet@n **wachet** n 1 waget 1 **Wade** n. "Wade, obscure legendary figure," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: wade@n#propn **wade** n#propn 2 wade 1 wades 1 **waden** v. "wade (water); go, proceed," s.v. wade v. OED. KEY: waden@v **waden** v 4 wade 3 waden 1 **wafer** n. "wafer," s.v. wafer sb. OED. KEY: wafer@n **wafer** n 1 wafres 1 **waferer** n. "seller of wafers," s.v. waferer sb. OED. KEY: waferer@n **waferer** n 1 wafereres 1 **wage** n. "(pl.) wages, payment," s.v. wage sb. OED. KEY: wage@n **wage** n 5 wages 5 **waggen** v. "wag, move back and forth," s.v. wag v. OED. KEY: waggen@v **waggen** v 1 wagges 1 **wagginge** ger. "wagging, shaking," s.v. wagging vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wagginge@ger **wagginge** ger 1 waggyng 1 **waimenten** v. "lament," s.v. wayment v. OED. KEY: waimenten@v **waimenten** v 1 waymenten 1 **waimentinge** ger. "lamenting, lamentation," s.v. wayment v. OED. KEY: waimentinge@ger **waimentinge** ger 7 waymentynge 6 weymentynge 1 **wain** n.(1) "wagon, carriage," s.v. wain sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wain@n1 **wain** n1 3 wayn 1 waynes 2 **waiten** v. "wait for, seek (an occasion); await, expect; watch, observe; attend (on someone)," s.v. wait v.\\1 OED. KEY: waiten@v **waiten** v 46 waited 2 waiten 2 waiteth 9 waityng 2 waitynge 2 wayte 17 wayted 2 wayten 6 wayteth 3 waytyng 1 **waitinge** ger. "watching," s.v. waiting vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: waitinge@ger **waitinge** ger 1 waityng 1 **waken** v. "wake up, awaken; remain awake; (ppl. adj.) watchful," s.v. wake v. OED, waking ppl. a. OED. KEY: waken@v waken@v#adj **waken** v#adj 1 wakynge 1 **waken** v 46 wake 21 waked 3 waken 2 waketh 8 wakynge 2 wok 3 wook 7 **wake-plei** n. "funeral game," s.v. wake sb.\\1 OED, wake n.(1) MED. KEY: wake-plei@n **wake-plei** n 1 wake-pleyes 1 **waker** adj. "watchful, vigilant," s.v. waker a. OED. KEY: waker@adj **waker** adj 1 waker 1 **wakinge** ger. "waking hours; keeping vigil," s.v. waking vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wakinge@ger **wakinge** ger 5 wakynge 3 wakynges 2 **waknen** v. "waken, awaken," s.v. waken v. OED. KEY: waknen@v **waknen** v 1 wakened 1 **Walakie** n. "Wallachia, in Roumania," place name. KEY: walakie@n#propn **walakie** n#propn 1 walakye 1 **wal** n.(1) "wall," s.v. wall sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wal@n1 **wal** n1 81 wal 50 wall 7 walles 24 **Wales** n. "Wales," place name. KEY: wales@n#propn **wales** n#propn 1 walys 1 **walet** n. "knapsack," s.v. wallet OED. KEY: walet@n **walet** n 2 walet 2 **walk** n.(1) "walk, walking about," s.v. walk sb.\\1 OED. KEY: walk@n1 **walk** n1 4 walk 4 **walken** v.(1) "walk, go, roam," s.v. walk v.\\1 OED. KEY: walken@v1 **walken** v1 70 walke 20 walked 8 walken 9 walkest 1 walketh 18 walkyng 2 walkynge 9 welk 3 **walkinge** ger. "walking about, roaming," s.v. walking vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: walkinge@ger **walkinge** ger 3 walkyng 2 walkynge 1 **walled** adj.(2) "walled in, furnished with walls," s.v. walled ppl. a. OED. KEY: walled@adj2 **walled** adj2 6 walled 6 **walmen** v. "gush," s.v. walm v. OED. KEY: walmen@v **walmen** v 1 welmeth 1 **walshnot** n. "walnut," s.v. walsh-nut OED. KEY: walshnot@n **walshnot** n 1 walsh-note 1 **Walter** n. "Walter, husband of Griselda in ClT," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: walter@n#propn **walter** n#propn 10 walter 10 **walwen** v. "wallow, roll about; surge; immerse," s.v. wallow v.\\1 OED. KEY: walwen@v **walwen** v 11 walwe 3 walwed 2 walweth 3 walwith 1 walwynge 2 **wan** adj. "wan, sickly; (of the sea) dark," s.v. wan a. OED. KEY: wan@adj **wan** adj 6 wan 6 **wandren** v. "(ppl. adj.) wandering, varying, changeable," s.v. wandering ppl. a. OED. KEY: wandren@v#adj **wandren** v#adj 6 wandrynge 6 **wandringe** ger. "wandering," s.v. wandering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wandringe@ger **wandringe** ger 1 wandrynge 1 **wanen** v. "wane, decrease," s.v. wane v. OED. KEY: wanen@v **wanen** v 5 wane 4 wanye 1 **wanhope** n. "despair (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. wanhope sb. and a. OED. KEY: wanhope@n wanhope@n#propn **wanhope** n 10 wanhope 10 **wanhope** n#propn 1 wanhope 1 **wanten** v. "want, lack; be lacking," s.v. want v. OED. KEY: wanten@v **wanten** v 13 wante 4 wanted 1 wanten 1 wanteth 6 wantith 1 **wantinge** ger. "wanting, lacking," s.v. wanting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wantinge@ger **wantinge** ger 2 wantynge 2 **wantoun** adj. "wanton, amorous; jovial," s.v. wanton a. and sb. OED. KEY: wantoun@adj **wantoun** adj 3 wantown 2 wantowne 1 **wantouness** n. "wantonness; affectation," s.v. wantonness OED. KEY: wantouness@n **wantouness** n 2 wantownesse 2 **wantounli** adv. "wantonly, amorously," s.v. wantonly adv. OED. KEY: wantounli@adv **wantounli** adv 1 wantownly 1 **wantrust** n. "mistrust," s.v. wantrust OED. KEY: wantrust@n **wantrust** n 2 wantrust 2 **warant** n. "warrant, guarantee," s.v. warrant sb.\\1 OED. KEY: warant@n **warant** n 1 warraunt 1 **waranten** v. "warrant, swear, affirm; protect," s.v. warrant v. OED. KEY: waranten@v **waranten** v 3 warante 2 warente 1 **ward** n.(2) "custody," s.v. ward sb.\\2 OED. KEY: ward@n2 **ward** n2 3 warde 3 **wardecors** n. "bodyguard," s.v. wardecorps OED. KEY: wardecors@n **wardecors** n 1 warde-cors 1 **wardein** n. "guardian; master of a college," s.v. warden sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wardein@n **wardein** n 10 wardein 1 warden 1 wardeyn 5 wardeyns 3 **warderere** interj. "look out behind!" s.v. warderere int. OED. KEY: warderere@interj **warderere** interj 1 warderere 1 **warderob** n. "latrine," s.v. wardrobe OED. KEY: warderob@n **warderob** n 1 wardrobe 1 **ware** adj. "aware, mindful; prudent, discreet," s.v. ware a. OED. KEY: ware@adj **ware** adj 78 war 77 ware 1 **Ware** n.(1) "Ware, probably in Herfordshire," place name; s.v. Wer n.(2) MED. KEY: ware@n1#propn **ware** n1#propn 2 ware 2 **ware** n.(2) "ware, merchandise," s.v. ware n.\\3 OED. KEY: ware@n2 **ware** n2 4 ware 4 **wareli** adv. "warily, prudently," s.v. warely adv. OED. KEY: wareli@adv **wareli** adv 1 warly 1 **waren** v.(1) "beware, take notice," s.v. ware v.\\1 OED. KEY: waren@v1 **waren** v1 10 war 7 ware 3 **wariangle** n. "shrike," s.v. wariangle OED. KEY: wariangle@n **wariangle** n 1 waryangles 1 **warien** v. "curse," s.v. wary v. OED. KEY: warien@v **warien** v 3 warie 1 warien 1 warye 1 **warishen** v. "cure, treat; recover; remedy, heal (sin, war, etc.)," s.v. warish v.\\1 OED. KEY: warishen@v **warishen** v 11 warice 1 warished 1 warisshe 3 warisshed 6 **warishinge** ger. "cure, treatment," s.v. warish v.\\1 OED. KEY: warishinge@ger **warishinge** ger 1 warisshynge 1 **warisoun** n. "payment, requital," s.v. warison OED. KEY: warisoun@n **warisoun** n 1 warisoun 1 **warm** adj. "warm," s.v. warm a. (and sb.\\2) OED. KEY: warm@adj **warm** adj 9 warm 9 **warme** adv. "warm," s.v. warm adv. OED. KEY: warme@adv **warme** adv 2 warm 1 warme 1 **warmen** v. "warm," s.v. warm v. OED. KEY: warmen@v **warmen** v 2 warmen 1 warmynge 1 **warmnesse** n. "warmth," s.v. warmness OED. KEY: warmnesse@n **warmnesse** n 2 warmnesse 2 **warnen** v.(1) "warn, forewarn; inform, advise; invite, summon," s.v. warn v.\\1 OED. KEY: warnen@v1 **warnen** v1 35 warne 21 warned 9 warnede 1 warneth 1 warnynge 2 ywarned 1 **warnestoren** v. "fortify, garrison," s.v. warnestore v. OED. KEY: warnestoren@v **warnestoren** v 4 warnestoore 3 warnstoryd 1 **warnestoringe** ger. "fortifying, fortification," s.v. warnestore v. OED. KEY: warnestoringe@ger **warnestoringe** ger 2 warnestooryng 2 **warninge** ger.(1) "information; summons," s.v. warning vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: warninge@ger1 **warninge** ger1 2 warnyng 1 warnynge 1 **warninge** ger.(2) "refusal," s.v. warning vbl. sb.\\2 OED. KEY: warninge@ger2 **warninge** ger2 1 wernyng 1 **warpinge** ger. "warping, distortion," s.v. warping vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: warpinge@ger **warpinge** ger 1 werpyng 1 **wart** n. "wart," s.v. wart sb. OED. KEY: wart@n **wart** n 1 werte 1 **washen** v. "wash, cleanse," s.v. wash v. OED. KEY: washen@v **washen** v 14 wasschen 1 wassh 2 wasshe 4 wasshen 1 wessh 3 wesshen 1 wissh 1 wyssh 1 **wasp** n. "wasp," s.v. wasp sb. OED. KEY: wasp@n **wasp** n 1 waspes 1 **wast** adj. "ruined, deserted," s.v. waste a. OED. KEY: wast@adj **wast** adj 1 waste 1 **wast** n. "waist," s.v. waist OED. KEY: wast@n **wast** n 1 waast 1 **waste** n. "waste," s.v. waste sb. OED. KEY: waste@n **waste** n 7 wast 7 **wastel-bred** n. "fine white bread," s.v. wastel OED, wastel n. MED. KEY: wastel-bred@n **wastel-bred** n 1 wastel-breed 1 **wasten** v. "waste; pass away, decay; destroy," s.v. waste v. OED. KEY: wasten@v **wasten** v 23 waste 2 wasted 8 wasten 4 wasteth 9 **waster** n. "waster," s.v. waster sb.\\1 OED. KEY: waster@n **waster** n 1 wastour 1 **wastinge** ger. "waste," s.v. wasting vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wastinge@ger **wastinge** ger 1 wastynge 1 **water** n. "water," s.v. water sb. OED. KEY: water@n **water** n 79 water 59 watir 13 watres 5 watris 2 **water-foul** n. "waterfowl," s.v. waterfowl OED. KEY: water-foul@n **water-foul** n 4 water-foul 2 water-foules 2 **waterles** adj. "out of water," s.v. waterless a. OED. KEY: waterles@adj **waterles** adj 1 waterlees 1 **water-vessel** n. "container for water"; not in OED. KEY: water-vessel@n **water-vessel** n 1 water-vessel 1 **Watlinge** n. "Watling (Street), the Milky Way," place name; not in MED. KEY: watlinge@n#propn **watlinge** n#propn 1 watlynge 1 **Watringe** ger. "watering-place," s.v. watering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: watringe@ger **watringe** ger 1 wateryng 1 **Watte** n. "Watte, diminutive of Walter," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: watte@n#propn **watte** n#propn 1 watte 1 **wau** n. "wave," s.v. waw sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wau@n **wau** n 16 wawe 3 wawes 12 wawis 1 **wax** n.(1) "wax," s.v. wax sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wax@n1 **wax** n1 10 wax 1 wex 9 **waxen** v.(1) "wax, become; grow, increase," s.v. wax v.\\1 OED. KEY: waxen@v1 **waxen** v1 152 wax 21 waxe 6 waxen 20 waxest 1 waxeth 8 weex 6 wex 27 wexe 12 wexen 16 wexeth 9 wexith 1 wexyng 1 wexynge 1 woxe 3 woxen 20 **waxen** v.(2) "(pt. sg.) waxed, applied wax," s.v. waxen v.\\2 OED. KEY: waxen@v2 **waxen** v2 1 waxed 1 **we** pron. "we," s.v. we pron. OED. KEY: we@pron **we** pron 612 we 612 **web** n. "web," s.v. web sb. OED. KEY: web@n **web** n 1 web 1 **webbe** n. "weaver," s.v. webbe OED. KEY: webbe@n **webbe** n 1 webbe 1 **wed** n.(1) "weed, an unwanted plant," s.v. weed sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wed@n1 **wed** n1 1 wedes 1 **wed** n.(2) "pledge," s.v. wed sb. OED. KEY: wed@n2 **wed** n2 2 wedde 2 **wedden** v. "wed, marry; (ppl. adj.) married," s.v. wed v. OED, wedded ppl. a. OED. KEY: wedden@v wedden@v#adj **wedden** v#adj 17 wedded 17 **wedden** v 80 wed 1 wedde 25 wedded 35 weddede 1 wedden 9 ywedded 9 **weddinge** ger. "wedding (also as adj.), marriage," s.v. wedding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: weddinge@ger weddinge@ger#adj **weddinge** ger#adj 1 weddyng 1 **weddinge** ger 18 weddyng 10 weddynge 7 wedyng 1 **wede** n. "garment, clothing," s.v. weed sb.\\2 OED. KEY: wede@n **wede** n 7 wede 6 weede 1 **weder** n.(1) "weather, (pl.) storms," s.v. weather sb. OED. KEY: weder@n1 **weder** n1 11 weder 6 wedir 1 wedres 4 **wedercok** n. "weathercock," s.v. weathercock sb. OED. KEY: wedercok@n **wedercok** n 1 wedercok 1 **wedlok** n. "wedlock," s.v. wedlock sb. OED. KEY: wedlok@n **wedlok** n 5 wedlok 5 **wegge** n. "wedge," s.v. wedge sb. OED. KEY: wegge@n **wegge** n 1 wegge 1 **weght** n.(1) "weight; burden; importance," s.v. weight sb.\\1 OED. KEY: weght@n1 **weght** n1 26 weighte 6 weyghte 8 weyghtes 3 wighte 6 wyghte 3 **we-he** interj. "wehee! (a whinnying sound)," s.v. wehee int. and sb. OED. KEY: we-he@interj **we-he** interj 1 wehee 1 **wei** adv. "away," s.v. way adv. OED. KEY: wei@adv **wei** adv 7 wey 7 **wei** n. "way, road; journey; manner, means; (with furlong, mile) time (to walk) a furlong, mile; (with devil) in the name of (the devil)," s.v. way sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wei@n **wei** n 319 way 39 waye 1 weie 5 weies 2 wey 163 weye 82 weyes 27 **weien** v.(1) "weigh; consider," s.v. weigh v.\\1 OED. KEY: weien@v1 **weien** v1 8 weyed 1 weyeden 1 weyen 2 weyest 1 weyeth 3 **weier** n. "measurer," s.v. weigher OED. KEY: weier@n **weier** n 1 weyer 1 **weifaringe** adj. "wayfaring," s.v. wayfaring ppl. a. OED. KEY: weifaringe@adj **weifaringe** adj 1 weyfarynge 1 **weik** adj. "weak, fragile," s.v. weak a. and sb. OED. KEY: weik@adj **weik** adj 10 wayk 4 wayke 2 weik 2 weyk 1 weyker 1 **weiken** v. "weaken, diminish," s.v. weak v. OED. KEY: weiken@v **weiken** v 1 wayken 1 **weilawai** interj. "alas," s.v. wellaway int. and sb. OED. KEY: weilawai@interj **weilawai** interj 35 wailaway 1 weilaway 5 weilawey 2 wel-away 2 wel-awey 1 welaway 3 welawey 1 weylaway 15 weylawey 5 **weilen** v. "wail, lament," s.v. wail v. OED. KEY: weilen@v **weilen** v 18 wailen 2 wailest 1 waileth 1 waille 3 wailleth 1 waillynge 1 wayle 3 wayled 2 wayleth 3 weyleth 1 **weilinge** ger. "wailing, lamentation," s.v. wailing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: weilinge@ger **weilinge** ger 3 waillynge 1 wailynge 1 waylyng 1 **weiven** v.(1) "abandon, give up; turn, aside, deviate (from); refuse, fend off," s.v. waive v.\\1 OED, waive v.\\2 OED, weiven v.(1) MED, weiven v.(2) MED (senses overlap). KEY: weiven@v1&2 **weiven** v1&2 17 weyve 11 weyved 1 weyven 3 weyveth 2 **weke** n. "week," s.v. week sb. OED. KEY: weke@n **weke** n 13 wikes 2 wowke 4 wyke 5 wykes 2 **wel** adj. "well; (as n.) good, doing well," s.v. well a. OED. KEY: wel@adj wel@adj#n **wel** adj 39 weel 4 wel 33 wele 1 well 1 **wel** adj#n 3 wel 2 well 1 **wel** adv. "well (also as interj.)," s.v. well adv. OED. KEY: wel@adv wel@adv#interj **wel** adv 1565 weel 56 weele 1 wel 1468 wele 6 well 34 **wel** adv#interj 9 wel 9 **welcom** adj. "welcome," s.v. welcome sb.\\1. int., and a. OED. KEY: welcom@adj **welcom** adj 24 welcom 1 welcome 23 **welcomen** v. "welcome," s.v. welcome v.\\1 OED. KEY: welcomen@v **welcomen** v 2 welcomed 1 welcometh 1 **weld** n.(1) "control, possession," s.v. wield sb. OED. KEY: weld@n1 **weld** n1 2 welde 1 wolde 1 **weld** n.(3) "weld, a plant that yields a yellow dye," s.v. weld sb.\\1 OED. KEY: weld@n3 **weld** n3 1 welde 1 **welden** v. "wield, control, handle," s.v. wield v. OED. KEY: welden@v **welden** v 6 weelde 1 weelded 1 weelden 1 welde 2 welte 1 **weldi** adj. "vigorous, agile," s.v. wieldy a. OED. KEY: weldi@adj **weldi** adj 1 weldy 1 **weldinge** ger. "power, control," s.v. wielding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: weldinge@ger **weldinge** ger 1 weeldynge 1 **wele** n.(1) "prosperity, success, happiness," s.v. weal sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wele@n1 **wele** n1 31 weele 1 wel 2 wele 28 **weleful** adj. "prosperous, happy; blessed," s.v. wealful a. OED. KEY: weleful@adj **weleful** adj 20 weleful 19 welful 1 **welefulnesse** n. "happiness," s.v. wealful a. OED. KEY: welefulnesse@n **welefulnesse** n 31 welefulnesse 31 **welfare** n. "welfare, well-being; happiness, source of happiness," s.v. welfare sb. OED. KEY: welfare@n **welfare** n 7 welfare 7 **wel-faringe** adj. "handsome, attractive," s.v. well-faring ppl. a. OED. KEY: wel-faringe@adj **wel-faringe** adj 1 wel-farynge 1 **welked** adj. "withered," s.v. welked ppl. a. OED. KEY: welked@adj **welked** adj 2 welked 2 **welken** n. "sky, heavens," s.v. welkin OED. KEY: welken@n **welken** n 8 welken 4 welkne 3 wolken 1 **welken** v.(1) "waste away," s.v. welk v.\\1 OED. KEY: welken@v1 **welken** v1 1 welken 1 **welle** n. "well, spring; source," s.v. well sb.\\1 OED. KEY: welle@n **welle** n 84 wel 1 well 3 welle 72 welles 8 **wellen** v. "well up, gush," s.v. well v.\\1 OED. KEY: wellen@v **wellen** v 2 welle 2 **welstreme** n. "(pl.) flowing springs," s.v. well-stream OED. KEY: welstreme@n **welstreme** n 1 welle-stremes 1 **welth** n. "wealth," s.v. wealth OED. KEY: welth@n **welth** n 1 welthe 1 **wel-willi** adj. "benevolent," s.v. well-willy a. OED. KEY: wel-willi@adj **wel-willi** adj 1 wel-willy 1 **wem** n. "blemish, harm," s.v. wem sb. OED. KEY: wem@n **wem** n 2 wem 2 **wemles** adj. "without blemish," s.v. wemless a. OED. KEY: wemles@adj **wemles** adj 1 wemmelees 1 **wench** n. "wench, servant girl; woman of low birth; wanton woman, concubine," s.v. wench sb. OED. KEY: wench@n **wench** n 19 wenche 15 wenches 4 **wenden** v. "wend, go; depart, pass away; turn," s.v. wend v. OED. KEY: wenden@v **wenden** v 317 weendeth 1 wende 56 wenden 5 wendest 1 wendeth 1 went 31 wente 207 wenten 14 wentestow 1 **wendinge** ger. "departing, departure," s.v. wending vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wendinge@ger **wendinge** ger 4 wendyng 3 wendynge 1 **wene** n. "doubt," s.v. ween sb. OED. KEY: wene@n **wene** n 3 wene 3 **wenen** v.(2) "believe, think, suppose; expect; (ppl. adj.) conjecturing," s.v. ween v. OED, weening ppl. a. OED. KEY: wenen@v2 wenen@v2#adj **wenen** v2#adj 1 wenynge 1 **wenen** v2 232 weene 2 weenen 1 weenestow 1 wend 4 wende 60 wenden 13 wendest 2 wene 53 wened 2 wenen 35 wenest 18 wenestow 10 weneth 23 wenyng 1 wenynge 5 wenyst 1 ywent 1 **weninge** ger. "belief, understanding," s.v. weening vbl. sb. OED. KEY: weninge@ger **weninge** ger 2 wenynge 2 **went** n. "path, passage, turning," s.v. went OED. KEY: went@n **went** n 8 wente 8 **wepen** n. "weapon," s.v. weapon sb. OED. KEY: wepen@n **wepen** n 8 wepen 5 wepene 1 wepne 2 **wepen** v. "weep; (ppl. adj.) weeping," s.v. weep v. OED, weeping ppl. a. OED. KEY: wepen@v wepen@v#adj **wepen** v#adj 1 wepynge 1 **wepen** v 183 weep 23 wep 11 wepe 69 wepen 18 wepeth 13 weping 1 wepinge 2 wepistow 1 wepith 2 wept 4 wepte 12 wepten 2 wepyn 1 wepyng 5 wepynge 17 wopen 2 **wepinge** ger. "weeping," s.v. weeping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wepinge@ger **wepinge** ger 40 wepinge 1 wepyng 18 wepynge 17 wepynges 4 **wepli** adj. "tearful," s.v. weeply a. OED. KEY: wepli@adj **wepli** adj 2 weeply 1 weply 1 **wer** adv. "worse," s.v. war, waur a. and adv. OED. KEY: wer@adv **wer** adv 1 werre 1 **wer** n.(2) "weir, fish-trap," s.v. weir sb. OED. KEY: wer@n2 **wer** n2 2 were 2 **werble** n. "tune, melody," s.v. warble sb.\\1 OED. KEY: werble@n **werble** n 1 werbul 1 **werd** n. "(pl.) the fates, fate," s.v. weird sb. OED. KEY: werd@n **werd** n 4 wierdes 2 wirdes 1 wyerdes 1 **weren** v.(1) "defend," s.v. were v. OED. KEY: weren@v1 **weren** v1 1 were 1 **weren** v.(2) "wear," s.v. wear v.\\1 OED. KEY: weren@v2 **weren** v2 32 werde 1 were 14 wered 10 werede 3 weren 1 werest 1 werestow 1 wereth 1 **weri** adj. "weary," s.v. weary a. OED. KEY: weri@adj **weri** adj 31 weery 2 weri 1 wery 28 **werien** v. "weary, tire," s.v. weary v. OED. KEY: werien@v **werien** v 1 weerieth 1 **werinesse** n. "weariness," s.v. weariness OED. KEY: werinesse@n **werinesse** n 4 werynesse 4 **weringe** ger. "wearing," s.v. wearing vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: weringe@ger **weringe** ger 1 werynge 1 **werk** n. "work, task; deed; creation; literary work; suffering," s.v. work sb. OED. KEY: werk@n **werk** n 166 werk 71 werkes 90 werkis 5 **werken** v. "work; do, act; employ, use; create; cause; be effective; (ppl. adj.) operative, effective," s.v. work v. OED, working ppl. a. OED; cf. iwerken v. KEY: werken@v werken@v#adj **werken** v#adj 1 wirkynge 1 **werken** v 196 werche 6 werchen 2 werk 4 werke 18 werken 24 werkes 1 werketh 5 wirche 11 wirk 1 worch 1 worche 5 worcheth 1 work 1 worke 2 worken 4 wroght 28 wroghte 21 wroghten 2 wroghtest 1 wroghtestow 1 wrought 34 wroughte 21 wroughten 2 **werker** n. "worker, doer," s.v. worker OED. KEY: werker@n **werker** n 3 werker 1 werkeris 1 worcher 1 **werkinge** ger. "work, deed; operation; movement," s.v. working vbl. sb. OED. KEY: werkinge@ger **werkinge** ger 26 werkyng 5 werkynge 10 werkynges 3 wirkyng 3 wirkynge 2 worching 1 worchinge 1 worchynge 1 **werk-man** n. "workman," s.v. workman OED. KEY: werk-man@n **werk-man** n 7 werkman 5 werkmen 2 **wernen** v. "deny, refuse; forbid," s.v. warne v.\\2 OED. KEY: wernen@v **wernen** v 13 warne 1 wernd 1 werne 9 werned 2 **werre** n.(1) "war, conflict," s.v. war sb.\\1 OED. KEY: werre@n1 **werre** n1 70 werre 65 werres 5 **werre** n.(2) "doubt, state of doubt; state of distress," s.v. were n.\\3 OED. KEY: werre@n2 **werre** n2 3 were 3 **werreien** v. "wage war," s.v. warray v. OED. KEY: werreien@v **werreien** v 10 wereyed 1 werreieth 1 werreye 3 werreyed 1 werreyen 1 werreyest 1 werreyeth 2 **werreiour** n. "warrior," s.v. warrior OED. KEY: werreiour@n **werreiour** n 1 werreyour 1 **werse** adj. "worse," s.v. worse a. and sb. OED. KEY: werse@adj **werse** adj 30 wers 6 werse 4 wors 5 worse 15 **werse** adv. "worse," s.v. worse adv. OED. KEY: werse@adv **werse** adv 5 wors 2 worse 3 **werse** n. "worse," s.v. worse a. and sb. OED. KEY: werse@n **werse** n 5 werse 1 worse 4 **werste** adj. & n. "worst," s.v. worst a. and sb. OED. KEY: werste@adj werste@n **werste** adj 9 werste 1 worst 2 worste 6 **werste** n 9 werst 1 werste 4 worste 4 **wesel** n. "weasel," s.v. weasel OED. KEY: wesel@n **wesel** n 2 wesele 1 wezele 1 **west** adj. "west, western," s.v. west adv., sb.\\1, and a. OED. KEY: west@adj **west** adj 25 west 25 **west** adv. "west, westward," s.v. west adv., sb.\\1, and a. OED. KEY: west@adv **west** adv 13 west 13 **west** n. "west," s.v. west adv., sb.\\1, and a. OED. KEY: west@n **west** n 14 west 13 weste 1 **westen** v.(1) "move westward," s.v. west v. OED. KEY: westen@v1 **westen** v1 3 weste 3 **western** adj. "western," s.v. western a. and sb.\\1 OED. KEY: western@adj **western** adj 3 westrene 3 **westren** v. "move westward," s.v. wester v. OED. KEY: westren@v **westren** v 1 westren 1 **westward** adv. "westward," s.v. westward adv., sb., and a.\\1 OED. KEY: westward@adv **westward** adv 5 westward 5 **wet** adj. "wet," s.v. wet a. OED. KEY: wet@adj **wet** adj 11 weet 1 weete 2 wete 8 **wet** n. "wetness, moisture," s.v. wet sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wet@n **wet** n 2 weet 1 wete 1 **wete** adv. "wet"; not in OED. KEY: wete@adv **wete** adv 2 wete 2 **weten** v. "wet, moisten," s.v. wet v. OED. KEY: weten@v **weten** v 6 wete 2 weten 1 wette 2 ywet 1 **wether** n. "male sheep," s.v. wether OED. KEY: wether@n **wether** n 3 wether 2 wetheres 1 **weven** v.(1) "weave; contrive," s.v. weave v.\\1 OED. KEY: weven@v1 **weven** v1 10 waf 1 weve 2 weven 1 woven 3 ywoven 3 **whal** n. "whale," s.v. whale sb. OED. KEY: whal@n **whal** n 1 whale 1 **whan** adv. "when, whenever," s.v. when adv. (conj., sb.) OED. KEY: whan@adv&conj **whan** adv&conj 1343 whan 1223 whanne 67 when 51 whenne 2 **what** adj. "what," s.v. what pron., a.\\1, adv., conj., int. (sb.) OED. KEY: what@gram\_adj **what** gram\_adj 279 what 279 **what** adv. "what," s.v. what pron., a.\\1, adv., conj., int. (sb.) OED. KEY: what@adv **what** adv 101 what 101 **what** interj. "what," s.v. what pron., a.\\1, adv. conj., int. (sb.) OED. KEY: what@interj **what** interj 50 what 50 **what** pron. "what," s.v. what pron., a.\\1, adv., conj., int. (sb.) OED. KEY: what@pron **what** pron 567 what 567 **what-so** adj. "whatsoever," s.v. whatso pron. and a. OED. KEY: what-so@adj **what-so** adj 1 whatso 1 **what-so-ever** adj. "whatsoever," s.v. whatsoever pron. and a. OED. KEY: what-so-ever@adj **what-so-ever** adj 2 whatsoevere 2 **what-so-ever** pron. "whatsoever," s.v. whatsoever pron. and a. OED. KEY: what-so-ever@pron **what-so-ever** pron 2 whatsoevere 2 **whel** n. "wheel; circle, orbit, sphere," s.v. wheel sb. OED. KEY: whel@n **whel** n 21 wheel 11 whel 4 whiel 6 **whelen** v.(2) "wheel about, turn," s.v. wheel v. OED. KEY: whelen@v2 **whelen** v2 1 whielen 1 **whelk** n. "pimple, pustule," s.v. whelk\\2 OED. KEY: whelk@n **whelk** n 1 whelkes 1 **whelp** n. "whelp, dog; pup, cub," s.v. whelp sb. OED. KEY: whelp@n **whelp** n 7 whelp 4 whelpes 3 **whennes** adv. "whence," s.v. whence adv., conj. (sb.) OED. KEY: whennes@adv **whennes** adv 27 whennes 27 **wher** adv. and conj. "where," s.v. where adv. and conj. OED. KEY: wher@adv&conj **wher** adv&conj 214 wheer 2 wher 62 where 150 **wher-as** adv. "whereas, where," s.v. whereas rel. adv., conj. (sb.) OED. KEY: wher-as@adv **wher-as** adv 17 wheras 2 where-as 1 whereas 14 **wher-bi** adv. "by which, why," s.v. whereby adv. OED. KEY: wher-bi@adv **wher-bi** adv 3 wherby 3 **wher-for** adv. "why, for which reason," s.v. wherefore adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: wher-for@adv **wher-for** adv 98 wherefore 1 wherfor 2 wherfore 95 **wher-fro** adv. "from which," s.v. wherefro adv. OED. KEY: wher-fro@adv **wher-fro** adv 1 wherfro 1 **wher-in** adv. "wherein, in which," s.v. wherein adv. OED. KEY: wher-in@adv **wher-in** adv 1 wherinne 1 **wher-of** adv. "from what; for which; with which; for what, why," s.v. whereof adv. OED. KEY: wher-of@adv **wher-of** adv 14 whereof 2 wherof 12 **wher-on** adv. "whereon, on which," s.v. whereon adv. OED. KEY: wher-on@adv **wher-on** adv 2 wheron 2 **wher-so** adv. "wherever," s.v. whereso adv., conj. OED. KEY: wher-so@adv **wher-so** adv 11 wher-so 3 whereso 2 wherso 6 **wher-thurgh** adv. "by means of which," s.v. wherethrough adv. OED. KEY: wher-thurgh@adv **wher-thurgh** adv 1 wherthourgh 1 **wher-to** adv. " for what (reason), why," s.v. whereto adv. OED. KEY: wher-to@adv **wher-to** adv 9 wharto 1 wherto 8 **wher-with** adv. "with which, with what; (as n.) the wherewithal," s.v. wherewith adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: wher-with@adv wher-with@adv#n **wher-with** adv 8 wherwith 8 **wher-with** adv#n 1 wherwith 1 **whete** n. "wheat," s.v. wheat sb. OED. KEY: whete@n **whete** n 8 whete 8 **whete-sed** n. "grain of wheat," s.v. wheat sb. OED, whete n. MED. KEY: whete-sed@n **whete-sed** n 1 whete-seed 1 **whether** adj. "whichever," s.v. whether pron., adj., conj. (sb.) OED. KEY: whether@adj **whether** adj 1 wheyther 1 **whether** conj. "whether," s.v. whether pron., adj., conj. (sb.) OED. KEY: whether@conj **whether** conj 105 wheither 38 wher 32 where 1 whether 17 whethir 16 wheyther 1 **whether** pron. "whichever," s.v. whether pron., adj., conj. (sb.) OED. KEY: whether@pron **whether** pron 5 wheither 3 whether 1 whethir 1 **whether-so** conj. "whether, whichever," s.v. whetherso pron. and. conj. OED. KEY: whether-so@conj **whether-so** conj 3 wher-so 2 wherso 1 **whet-ston** n. "whetstone," s.v. whetstone OED. KEY: whet-ston@n **whet-ston** n 1 wheston 1 **whetten** v. "(ppl.) whetted, sharpened," s.v. whet v. OED. KEY: whetten@v **whetten** v 3 whette 1 whetted 1 ywhet 1 **whi** adv. "why," s.v. why adv. (sb., int.) OED. KEY: whi@adv **whi** adv 232 whi 77 why 155 **whi** interj. "why," s.v. why adv. (sb., int.) OED. KEY: whi@interj **whi** interj 18 whi 7 why 8 wy 3 **whi** pron. "the reason why, for what reason," s.v. why adv. (sb., int.) OED. KEY: whi@pron **whi** pron 29 whi 3 why 26 **which** pron. "which, who, whatever," s.v. which a. and pron. OED. KEY: which@which\_gram\_pron **which** adj. "which, what, who," s.v. which a. and pron. OED. KEY: which@which\_gram\_adj **which** gram\_adj 308 which 101 whiche 204 whilk 1 whych 1 whyche 1 **which** pron 1295 whicch 1 which 1017 whiche 275 whych 1 wyche 1 **whider** adv. "whither," s.v. whither adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: whider@adv **whider** adv 16 whider 16 **whiderward** adv. "where; in whatever direction," s.v. whitherward adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: whiderward@adv **whiderward** adv 3 whider-ward 1 whiderward 2 **whil** conj. "while," s.v. while adv. (a.), conj.(prep.) OED. KEY: whil@conj **whil** conj 153 whil 104 while 46 whyl 2 whyle 1 **whil** n. "time," s.v. while sb. OED. KEY: whil@n **whil** n 88 whil 1 while 81 whiles 2 whyle 4 **whil-er** adv. "a while ago," s.v. whilere adv. OED, whil adv. MED. KEY: whil-er@adv **whil-er** adv 1 whileer 1 **whiles** conj. "while, whilst," s.v. whiles sb. (advb. gen.) conj. (prep.), adv. OED. KEY: whiles@conj **whiles** conj 13 whiles 9 whils 3 whyles 1 **whilom** adv. "once, formerly," s.v. whilom adv. (adj.), conj. OED. KEY: whilom@adv **whilom** adv 75 whelome 1 whilom 70 whilome 1 whylom 3 **whinen** v. "whinny," s.v. whine v. OED. KEY: whinen@v **whinen** v 1 whyne 1 **whippe** n. "whip," s.v. whip sb. OED. KEY: whippe@n **whippe** n 5 whippe 4 whippes 1 **whippel-tre** n. "cornel tree, dogwood," s.v. whippletree OED. KEY: whippel-tre@n **whippel-tre** n 1 whippeltree 1 **whippen** v. "(ppl.) whipped, beaten," s.v. whip v. OED. KEY: whippen@v **whippen** v 1 whipped 1 **whirlen** v. "whirl; (ppl. adj.) whirling," s.v. whirl v. OED, whirling ppl. a. OED. KEY: whirlen@v whirlen@v#adj **whirlen** v#adj 1 whirlynge 1 **whirlen** v 4 whirle 2 whirleth 2 **whirling** ger. "whirling," s.v. whirling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: whirling@ger **whirling** ger 1 whirling 1 **whispering** ger. "whispering," s.v. whispering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: whispering@ger **whispering** ger 2 whisprynge 1 whisprynges 1 **whistle** n. "whistle," s.v. whistle sb. OED. KEY: whistle@n **whistle** n 1 whistle 1 **whistlen** v. "whistle; (ppl. adj.) whistling, blowing," s.v. whistle v. OED, whistling ppl. a. OED. KEY: whistlen@v whistlen@v#adj **whistlen** v#adj 1 whistlynge 1 **whistlen** v 1 whistle 1 **whistlinge** ger. "hissing, whistling," s.v. whistling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: whistlinge@ger **whistlinge** ger 1 whistelynge 1 **whit** adj. "white; blond; bare; pure; (as n.) white wine, the color white; (as proper n., personified), the heroine of BD," s.v. white a. OED, white sb. OED. KEY: whit@adj whit@adj#n whit@adj#n\_propn **whit** adj 102 whit 32 white 62 whitter 1 whyt 5 whyte 2 **whit** adj#n 15 whit 7 white 8 **whit** adj#n\_propn 1 white 1 **whiten** v. "become white," s.v. white v.\\1 OED. KEY: whiten@v **whiten** v 1 whiten 1 **whitnesse** n. "whiteness," s.v. whiteness OED. KEY: whitnesse@n **whitnesse** n 1 whitnesse 1 **who** pron. "who; he who, whoever," s.v. who pron. (sb.) OED. KEY: who@pron **who** pron 242 wha 1 who 239 whoo 2 **whom** pron. "whom," s.v. whom pron. OED. KEY: whom@pron **whom** pron 142 whom 142 **whom-so** pron. "whomever," s.v. whomso pron. OED. KEY: whom-so@pron **whom-so** pron 1 whomso 1 **whos** pron. "whose," s.v. whose pron. OED. KEY: whos@pron **whos** pron 30 whoos 1 whos 29 **who-so** pron. "whoever, whosoever; (if) anyone," s.v. whoso pron. OED. KEY: who-so@pron **who-so** pron 138 whooso 1 whoso 137 **whosoevere** pron. "whosoever," s.v. whosoever pron. OED. KEY: whosoevere@pron **whosoevere** pron 4 whosoevere 4 **wicche** n.(2) "witch," s.v. witch sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wicche@n2 **wicche** n2 1 wicches 1 **wicchecraft** n. "witchcraft," s.v. witchcraft OED. KEY: wicchecraft@n **wicchecraft** n 1 wicchecraft 1 **wid** adj. "wide, large, spacious," s.v. wide a. OED. KEY: wid@adj **wid** adj 34 wid 1 wide 5 widest 1 wyd 5 wydder 1 wyde 21 **wide** adv. "widely," s.v. wide adv. OED. KEY: wide@adv **wide** adv 15 wide 8 wyde 7 **wide-wher** adv. "far and wide," s.v. wide-where adv. OED. KEY: wide-wher@adv **wide-wher** adv 2 wyde-wher 1 wyde-where 1 **widnesse** n. "width," s.v. wideness OED. KEY: widnesse@n **widnesse** n 1 wydnesse 1 **widwe** n. "widow," s.v. widow sb.\\1 OED. KEY: widwe@n **widwe** n 26 widewe 1 widewes 5 wydewe 1 wydwe 16 wydwes 3 **widwehod** n. "widowhood," s.v. widowhood OED. KEY: widwehod@n **widwehod** n 2 widewehede 1 widwehod 1 **wif** n. "woman, wife," s.v. wife sb. OED. KEY: wif@n **wif** n 489 wif 52 wive 1 wives 3 wyf 357 wyve 3 wyves 71 wyvys 2 **wifhod** n. "womanliness, womanly virtue; marriage; wifely fidelity," s.v. wifehood OED. KEY: wifhod@n **wifhod** n 11 wifhod 5 wyfhod 6 **wifles** adj. "wifeless," s.v. wifeless a. OED. KEY: wifles@adj **wifles** adj 2 wyflees 2 **wifli** adj. "womanly, having the skills or virtues proper to a woman," s.v. wifely a. OED. KEY: wifli@adj **wifli** adj 7 wifly 2 wyfly 5 **wight** adj. "vigorous, strong," s.v. wight a. (adv.) OED. KEY: wight@adj **wight** adj 2 wight 2 **wight** n. "creature, being; bit (of time or distance)," s.v. wight sb. OED. KEY: wight@n **wight** n 409 wight 311 wightes 6 wyght 90 wyghtes 2 **wiket** n. "wicket gate, door," s.v. wicket OED. KEY: wiket@n **wiket** n 7 wiket 3 wyket 4 **wikke** adj. as n. "wicked, bad," s.v. wick a. OED. KEY: wikke@adjas\_n **wikke** adjas\_n 2 wikke 2 **wikke** adj. "wicked, evil; miserable; noxious; foul tasting," s.v. wick a. OED. KEY: wikke@adj **wikke** adj 28 wikke 26 wykke 2 **wikked** adj. "wicked, evil; malign, malicious," s.v. wicked a.\\1 (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: wikked@adj **wikked** adj 152 wicked 2 wiked 4 wikked 85 wikkede 8 wikkid 19 wikkide 25 wikkyd 1 wykkid 4 wykkide 2 wykkyd 2 **wikkedli** adv. "wickedly, maliciously," s.v. wickedly adv. OED. KEY: wikkedli@adv **wikkedli** adv 11 wikkedly 7 wikkidly 4 **wikkednesse** n. "wickedness, evil," s.v. wickedness OED. KEY: wikkednesse@n **wikkednesse** n 48 wikednesse 1 wikkednesse 30 wikkednesses 2 wikkidnesse 12 wikkydnesses 1 wykkidnesse 1 wykkydnesse 1 **wilde** adj. "wild, fierce; unrestrained; (with fire) unquenchable," s.v. wild a. and sb. OED. KEY: wilde@adj **wilde** adj 41 wilde 36 wylde 5 **wildernesse** n. "wilderness," s.v. wilderness OED. KEY: wildernesse@n **wildernesse** n 4 wildernesse 4 **wildli** adv. "wildly, heedlessly," s.v. wildly adv. OED. KEY: wildli@adv **wildli** adv 1 wildely 1 **wildnesse** n. "wilderness," s.v. wildness OED. KEY: wildnesse@n **wildnesse** n 1 wildnesse 1 **wile** n. "stratagem, trick; trickery, guile," s.v. wile sb. OED. KEY: wile@n **wile** n 10 wile 3 wiles 2 wyle 5 **wilful** adj. "willful, obstinate; voluntary; (as adv.) willfully," s.v. wilful a.\\1 (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: wilful@adj wilful@adj#adv **wilful** adj#adv 1 wilful 1 **wilful** adj 4 wilful 2 wilfull 1 willeful 1 **wilfulhede** n. "willfulness, arrogance," s.v. wilful a.\\1 (adv., sb.) OED. KEY: wilfulhede@n **wilfulhede** n 1 wilfulhed 1 **wilfulli** adv. "willfully, obstinately; voluntarily," s.v. wilfully adv. OED. KEY: wilfulli@adv **wilfulli** adv 11 wilfully 11 **wilfulnesse** n. "willfulness, obstinacy; desire," s.v. wilfulness OED. KEY: wilfulnesse@n **wilfulnesse** n 7 wilfulnesse 7 **wili** adj. "wily, tricky," s.v. wily a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: wili@adj **wili** adj 3 wily 3 **Wilkin** n. "Wilkyn, one of the Wife of Bath's husbands," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: wilkin@n#propn **wilkin** n#propn 1 wilkyn 1 **wille** n. "will, wish, desire; intention, decision; object of desire; will, volition; as proper n., (personified) Will, Cupid's daughter," s.v. will sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wille@n wille@n#propn **wille** n 210 wil 63 will 2 wille 82 willes 3 wyl 59 wylle 1 **wille** n#propn 1 wille 1 **willen** v. "wish, desire; (as aux. indicating future tense) will," s.v. will v.\\1 OED. KEY: willen@v **willen** v 2298 nel 2 nele 1 nil 6 nilt 2 nold 1 nolde 82 nolden 3 noldest 7 noldestow 1 nyl 64 nylt 5 nyltow 7 wil 47 will 5 wille 4 willeth 1 wilt 17 wiltow 20 wol 988 wold 9 wolde 713 wolden 35 woldest 26 woldestow 6 woldist 1 wole 155 wolen 6 wollen 5 wolt 66 woltow 7 woold 1 woolde 1 wyl 2 wyltow 2 **William** n.(1) "William the Conqueror," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: william@n1#propn **william** n1#propn 1 william 1 **willinge** ger. "will, desire; volition," s.v. willing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: willinge@ger **willinge** ger 4 willynge 2 willynges 1 wyllynge 1 **willingli** adv. "willingly," s.v. willingly adv. OED. KEY: willingli@adv **willingli** adv 1 willyngly 1 **wilnen** v. "desire, wish," s.v. wilne v. OED. KEY: wilnen@v **wilnen** v 22 wiln 1 wilne 10 wilned 3 wilnen 3 wilnest 1 wilneth 3 wylne 1 **wilning** ger. "desire," s.v. wilning vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wilning@ger **wilning** ger 1 wilnynges 1 **wilwe** n. "willow tree," s.v. willow sb. OED. KEY: wilwe@n **wilwe** n 1 wylugh 1 **wimple** n. "wimple, woman's head dress covering neck and chin," s.v. wimpel sb. OED. KEY: wimple@n **wimple** n 7 wimpel 1 wympel 5 wympul 1 **wimplen** v. "cover with a wimple, conceal," s.v. wimple v. OED. KEY: wimplen@v **wimplen** v 3 wympleth 1 ywympled 2 **win** n. "wine," s.v. wine sb.\\1 OED. KEY: win@n **win** n 55 wyn 52 wynes 2 wynys 1 **wincen** v. "(ppl.) skittish, prone to kick," s.v. wince v.\\1 OED. KEY: wincen@v **wincen** v 1 wynsynge 1 **wind** n.(1) "wind," s.v. wind sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wind@n1 **wind** n1 61 wind 1 wynd 47 wynde 3 wyndes 10 **windas** n. "windlass," s.v. windas OED. KEY: windas@n **windas** n 1 wyndas 1 **winden** v.(1) "wind, twist about; turn, bend; wrap, embrace," s.v. wind v.\\1 OED. KEY: winden@v1 **winden** v1 14 wond 1 wounde 1 wynde 11 wynt 1 **windi** adj.(1) "changeable," s.v. windy a. OED. KEY: windi@adj1 **windi** adj1 1 wyndy 1 **windinge** ger.(1) "winding, twisting, coiling," s.v. winding vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: windinge@ger1 **windinge** ger1 1 wyndynge 1 **wind-mil** n. "windmill," s.v. windmill sb. OED. KEY: wind-mil@n **wind-mil** n 1 wynd-melle 1 **windoue** n. "window," s.v. window sb. OED. KEY: windoue@n **windoue** n 30 windowe 1 wyndow 14 wyndowe 8 wyndowes 7 **windren** v. "trim; (ppl. adj.) trimmed, plucked," s.v. wyndre v. OED. KEY: windren@v windren@v#adj **windren** v#adj 1 wyndred 1 **windren** v 1 wyndre 1 **Windsor** n. "Windsor, royal castle near London," place name. KEY: windsor@n#propn **windsor** n#propn 1 wyndesore 1 **wing** n. "wing," s.v. wing sb. OED. KEY: wing@n **wing** n 13 wynges 13 **winged** adj. "winged," s.v. winged a. OED. KEY: winged@adj **winged** adj 3 wynged 3 **winken** v. "close both one's eyes, sleep," s.v. wink v.\\1 OED. KEY: winken@v **winken** v 8 wynke 7 wynketh 1 **winnen** v. "win, gain, conquer; profit, earn; (with on) get the better of; go, get (to or from)," s.v. win v.\\1 OED. KEY: winnen@v **winnen** v 114 wan 25 winne 1 wonne 20 wonnen 3 wynne 55 wynnen 8 wynneth 2 **winninge** ger.(1) "winning; profit, gain," s.v. winning vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: winninge@ger1 **winninge** ger1 9 wynnyng 5 wynnynge 2 wynnynges 2 **winter** n. "winter (also as adj.); year," s.v. winter sb.\\1 OED. KEY: winter@n winter@n#adj **winter** n#adj 1 wynter 1 **winter** n 37 wintres 3 wynter 31 wynters 2 wyntres 1 **win-yevinge** ger. "giving wine"; not in OED; s.v. yevinge ger. MED. KEY: win-yevinge@ger **win-yevinge** ger 1 wyn-yevyng 1 **wipen** v. "wipe," s.v. wipe v. OED. KEY: wipen@v **wipen** v 7 wipe 2 wiped 2 wype 1 wyped 1 wypen 1 **wir** n. "wire," s.v. wire sb. OED. KEY: wir@n **wir** n 4 wir 1 wyr 3 **wis** adv. "certainly, indeed," s.v. wis adv. OED. KEY: wis@adv **wis** adv 18 wis 5 wys 13 **wisdom** n. "wisdom (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. wisdom OED. KEY: wisdom@n wisdom@n#propn **wisdom** n 33 wisdom 12 wisedom 3 wisedoom 2 wysdam 1 wysdom 15 **wisdom** n#propn 1 wisdom 1 **wise** adj. & n. "wise, prudent; (with make it) cause for deliberation; (as n.) wise person; (comp. as n.) one superior in wisdom)," s.v. wise a. (sb.\\3, adv.) OED. KEY: wise@adj wise@adj#n **wise** adj 209 wis 18 wise 99 wiser 3 wisest 2 wiseste 2 wys 70 wyse 14 wyser 1 **wise** adj#n 17 wise 7 wiser 1 wiseste 1 wyse 8 **wise** n.(2) "manner, way," s.v. wise sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wise@n2 **wise** n2 231 weys 2 wise 143 wises 1 wys 1 wyse 84 **wiseli** adv. "wisely, prudently," s.v. wisely adv. OED. KEY: wiseli@adv **wiseli** adv 21 wisely 19 wisly 2 **wise-man** n. "wise man," s.v. wise man OED, wise man n. MED. KEY: wise\_man@n **wise\_man** n 2 wis-man 2 **wish** n.(1) "wish," s.v. wish sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wish@n1 **wish** n1 1 wyssh 1 **witen** v1 760 noot 33 nost 4 nostow 1 not 40 nyst 1 nyste 34 nystist 1 waat 1 wete 1 weten 1 wist 30 wiste 98 wisten 4 wistest 3 wite 23 witen 19 witeth 1 witteth 1 woost 40 woostou 1 woostow 3 woot 306 wost 17 wostow 21 wot 59 wote 1 wyst 4 wyste 5 wystestow 3 wyte 2 wyten 2 **wishen** v. "wish," s.v. wish v. OED. KEY: wishen@v **wishen** v 3 wisshe 3 **wisli** adv. "certainly, surely, truly," s.v. wisly adv. OED. KEY: wisli@adv **wisli** adv 33 wisely 1 wisly 30 wysly 2 **wissen** v. "inform, instruct; guide," s.v. wis v.\\1 OED. KEY: wissen@v **wissen** v 8 wisse 7 wysse 1 **wit** n. "wit, mind; judgement, understanding; idea, opinion; knowledge; skill, ingenuity; spirit; physical sense," s.v. wit sb. OED. KEY: wit@n **wit** n 205 wit 168 wittes 17 wyt 20 **wite** n.(2) "blame, reproach," s.v. wite sb.\\2 OED. KEY: wite@n2 **wite** n2 4 wite 4 **witen** v.(1) "know; make known," s.v. wit v.\\1 OED; cf. iwiten v. KEY: witen@v1 **witen** v.(3) "blame, reproach," s.v. wite, wyte v.\\1 OED. KEY: witen@v3 **witen** v3 16 wite 9 wyte 5 wyten 1 wytest 1 **with-al** adv. "moreover, also; indeed," s.v. withal adv. and prep. OED. KEY: with-al@adv **with-al** adv 21 withal 6 withall 1 withalle 14 **with** prep. "with," s.v. with prep. (adv., conj.) OED. KEY: with@prep **with** prep 2341 with 2330 wyth 11 **withdrauen** v. "withdraw; subtract; withhold," s.v. withdraw v. OED. KEY: withdrauen@v **withdrauen** v 25 withdraughe 1 withdrawe 10 withdrawen 8 withdraweth 5 withdrowghe 1 **withdrauinge** ger. "withholding," s.v. withdrawing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: withdrauinge@ger **withdrauinge** ger 1 withdrawynge 1 **withholden** v. "retain; restrain, hold back; maintain; employ," s.v. withhold v. OED. KEY: withholden@v **withholden** v 23 withholde 7 withholden 11 withholdeth 4 witholden 1 **withholdinge** ger. "retention, holding back," s.v. withholding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: withholdinge@ger **withholdinge** ger 2 withholdynge 2 **within-forth** adv. "inwardly, inside," s.v. withinforth adv. OED. KEY: within-forth@adv **within-forth** adv 1 within-forth 1 **with-inne** adv. & prep. "(as adv. and prep.) within; (adv. as n.) the inside," s.v. within adv., prep., (adj.) OED. KEY: with-inne@adv with-inne@adv#n with-inne@prep **with-inne** adv 14 withinne 13 wythin 1 **with-inne** adv#n 1 withinne 1 **with-inne** prep 96 within 17 withinne 61 withyn 3 withynne 15 **withouten** adv. & prep. "(as adv. and prep.) without; (adv. as conj.) without (that), aside from; (adv. as n.) the outside," s.v. without adv., prep., conj. OED. KEY: withouten@adv withouten@adv\_conj withouten@adv#n withouten@prep **withouten** adv 25 without 1 withoute 21 withowte 1 wythoute 2 **withouten** adv\_conj 1 withouten 1 **withouten** adv#n 9 withoute 8 withouten 1 **withouten** prep 400 without 5 withoute 102 withouten 284 withowten 4 wythoute 3 wythouten 2 **without-forth** adv. "outwardly, outside," s.v. withoutforth adv. OED. KEY: without-forth@adv **without-forth** adv 8 withoute-forth 7 withouteforth 1 **without-forth** n. "outside," s.v. withoutforth adv. OED. KEY: without-forth@n **without-forth** n 3 withoute-forth 3 **withseien** v. "withsay, deny; contradict; refuse, renounce," s.v. withsay v. OED. KEY: withseien@v **withseien** v 9 withseid 1 withseide 1 withseyde 1 withseye 5 withseyn 1 **withstonden** v. "withstand, oppose; resist, obstruct," s.v. withstand v. OED. KEY: withstonden@v **withstonden** v 32 withstande 1 withstandeth 1 withstod 1 withstond 1 withstonde 18 withstonden 5 withstondeth 3 withstood 1 withstoode 1 **withstondinge** ger. "resisting, preventing," s.v. withstanding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: withstondinge@ger **withstondinge** ger 2 withstondynge 2 **witnesfulli** adv. "publicly," s.v. witnessfully adv. OED. KEY: witnesfulli@adv **witnesfulli** adv 1 witnesfully 1 **witnesse** n. "witness, evidence; testimony," s.v. witness sb. OED. KEY: witnesse@n **witnesse** n 27 witnesse 27 **witnessen** v. "testify to; provide evidence, prove; (imperative) take the evidence of," s.v. witness v. OED. KEY: witnessen@v **witnessen** v 16 iwitnessed 1 witnesse 9 witnessen 2 witnesseth 4 **witnessinge** ger. "testimony, proof," s.v. witnessing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: witnessinge@ger **witnessinge** ger 5 witnessyng 4 witnessynge 1 **wittinge** ger.(1) "knowledge," s.v. witting vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wittinge@ger1 **wittinge** ger1 8 witing 1 wityng 4 wyttynge 1 wytynge 2 **wittingli** adv. "wittingly, intentionally," s.v. wittingly adv. OED. KEY: wittingli@adv **wittingli** adv 3 wityngly 3 **wiven** v. "take a wife, marry," s.v. wive v. OED. KEY: wiven@v **wiven** v 2 wyve 2 **wivere** n. "viper, the reptile," s.v. wyver OED. KEY: wivere@n **wivere** n 1 wyvere 1 **wlatsom** adj. "loathsome," s.v. wlatsome a. OED. KEY: wlatsom@adj **wlatsom** adj 2 wlatsom 2 **wlispen** v. "lisp," s.v. lisp v. OED. KEY: wlispen@v **wlispen** v 1 lipsed 1 **wo** adj. "woeful," s.v. woe int., adv., sb., a. OED. KEY: wo@adj **wo** adj 5 wo 4 woo 1 **wo** adv. "(with bigon) woe-begone, afflicted with woe," s.v. woe int., adv., sb., a. OED. KEY: wo@adv **wo** adv 9 wo 9 **wo** n. "woe, sorrow; lamentation," s.v. woe int., adv., sb., anc a. OED. KEY: wo@n **wo** n 334 wo 303 woo 31 **wo-begon** adj. "afflicted with woe, in distress," s.v. woe-begone a. (sb.) OED. KEY: wo-begon@adj **wo-begon** adj 5 wo-begon 1 wo-bigon 2 wo-bygon 2 **wod** adj. "insane, foolish; angry, passionate," s.v. wood a. (sb.\\2, adv.) OED. KEY: wod@adj **wod** adj 75 wod 9 wode 6 wood 58 woode 2 **wod** n.(1) "woad, blue dye," s.v. woad sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wod@n1 **wod** n1 1 wood 1 **wod** n.(2) "madness, passion," s.v. wood a. (sb.\\2, adv.) OED. KEY: wod@n2 **wod** n2 3 wod 2 wood 1 **wode** n. "wood; woods, grove," s.v. wood sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wode@n **wode** n 36 wode 25 wodes 8 woode 3 **wode-binde** n. "woodbine, honeysuckle," s.v. woodbine, woodbind OED, wode n. MED. KEY: wode-binde@n **wode-binde** n 2 wodebynde 2 **wode-craft** n. "woodcraft," s.v. woodcraft OED, wode n. MED. KEY: wode-craft@n **wode-craft** n 1 wodecraft 1 **wode-douve** n. "wood-dove," s.v. wood-dove OED, wode n. MED. KEY: wode-douve@n **wode-douve** n 1 wodedowve 1 **woden** v.(1) "go mad, rage," s.v. wood v.\\1 OED. KEY: woden@v1 **woden** v1 3 woden 1 woodeth 2 **wode-wale** n. "woodpecker(?)," s.v. woodwall OED. KEY: wode-wale@n **wode-wale** n 2 wodewale 1 wodewales 1 **wodli** adv. "madly, fiercely," s.v. woodly adv. OED. KEY: wodli@adv **wodli** adv 2 wodly 1 woodly 1 **wodnesse** n. "madness, fury, passion," s.v. woodness OED. KEY: wodnesse@n **wodnesse** n 12 wodnesse 1 woodnesse 10 woodnesses 1 **woful** adj. "woeful, miserable; (as n.) wretched person," s.v. woeful a. OED. KEY: woful@adj woful@adj#n **woful** adj 77 woful 74 wofuller 1 wofulleste 2 **woful** adj#n 1 woful 1 **wofulli** adv. "woefully," s.v. woefully adv. OED. KEY: wofulli@adv **wofulli** adv 1 wofully 1 **wol** n. "wool," s.v. wool sb. OED. KEY: wol@n **wol** n 5 woll 1 wolle 4 **wolf** n. "wolf," s.v. wolf sb. OED. KEY: wolf@n **wolf** n 16 wolf 13 wolves 3 **wombe** n. "womb, belly; depression in the front of an astrolabe; (as adj.) front)," s.v. womb sb. OED. KEY: wombe@n wombe@n#adj **wombe** n#adj 4 wombe 4 **wombe** n 18 wombe 18 **womman** n. "woman (also as adj.)," s.v. woman sb. OED. KEY: womman@n womman@n#adj **womman** n 357 wemen 13 woman 22 women 13 womman 160 wommanes 1 wommannes 1 wommans 1 wommen 137 wommenes 1 wommennes 1 wymen 1 wymmen 6 **womman** n#adj 1 womman 1 **wommanhede** n. "womanliness, qualities proper to a woman," s.v. womanhead OED. KEY: wommanhede@n **wommanhede** n 15 womanhede 3 womanhod 1 wommanhede 9 wommanheede 1 wommanhod 1 **wommanish** adj. "womanish, feminine," s.v. womanish a. OED. KEY: wommanish@adj **wommanish** adj 1 wommanysshe 1 **wommanli** adj. "womanly, having the qualities proper to a woman," s.v. wommanly a. OED. KEY: wommanli@adj **wommanli** adj 15 womanly 3 wommanliche 3 wommanly 9 **wommanli** adv. "in a manner proper to a woman," s.v. wommanly adv. OED. KEY: wommanli@adv **wommanli** adv 2 womanly 1 wommanly 1 **won** n.(1) "dwelling, place," s.v. wone sb.\\2 OED. KEY: won@n1 **won** n1 3 wones 1 woon 2 **won** n.(2) "expedience; abundance, profusion," s.v. wone sb.\\3 OED. KEY: won@n2 **won** n2 5 won 3 wone 1 woon 1 **wonden** v. "desist," s.v. wonde v. OED. KEY: wonden@v **wonden** v 1 wonde 1 **wonder** adj. "wondrous, amazing," s.v. wonder a. OED. KEY: wonder@adj **wonder** adj 20 wonder 18 wondir 1 wondre 1 **wonder** adv. "wondrously, amazingly," s.v. wonder adv. OED. KEY: wonder@adv **wonder** adv 54 wonder 47 wonders 1 wondir 6 **wonder** n. "wonder, marvel; miracle; cause for wonder," s.v. wonder sb. OED. KEY: wonder@n **wonder** n 76 wonder 68 wondre 2 wondres 6 **wonderful** adj. "wonderful, wondrous," s.v. wonderful a. OED. KEY: wonderful@adj **wonderful** adj 8 wonderful 4 wondirful 4 **wonderli** adv. "wondrously, amazingly," s.v. wonderly adv. OED. KEY: wonderli@adv **wonderli** adv 8 wonderlich 1 wonderliche 2 wonderly 2 wonderlych 2 wondirliche 1 **wondermost** n. "most wonderful (thing)"; not in OED; s.v. wonder n. MED. KEY: wondermost@n **wondermost** n 1 wondermost 1 **wondren** v. "wonder, be amazed; be curious, speculate," s.v. wonder v. OED. KEY: wondren@v **wondren** v 45 wondre 10 wondred 9 wondreden 1 wondren 12 wondreth 6 wondrid 2 wondrist 1 wondrith 1 wondryd 1 wondryn 1 wondrynge 1 **wondringe** ger. "wondering, cause for wonder," s.v. wondering vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wondringe@ger **wondringe** ger 3 wonderynge 1 wondryng 2 **wone** n. "wont, custom, habit," s.v. wone sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wone@n **wone** n 11 wone 11 **wonen** v.(1) "dwell, live; remain; (ppl.) accustomed," s.v. won, wone v. OED, wont ppl. a. OED. KEY: wonen@v1 **wonen** v1 102 wone 3 woned 9 woneden 2 wonen 2 woneth 2 wonnen 1 wont 82 wonynge 1 **wong** n.(2) "molar," s.v. wang\\1 OED. KEY: wong@n2 **wong** n2 1 wanges 1 **wonger** n. "pillow," s.v. wanger OED. KEY: wonger@n **wonger** n 1 wonger 1 **wongtoth** n. "molar," s.v. wang-tooth OED. KEY: wongtoth@n **wongtoth** n 1 wang-tooth 1 **woninge** ger.(1) "dwelling place," s.v. wonning, woning vbl. sb.\\1 OED. KEY: woninge@ger1 **woninge** ger1 2 woninge 1 wonyng 1 **word** n. "word; decision, decree; promise," s.v. word sb. OED. KEY: word@n **word** n 513 woordes 7 word 298 wordes 202 wordis 5 wordys 1 **world** n. "world, earth; age, fashion of the time; manner, business; (gen.) of this world, worldly," s.v. world sb. OED. KEY: world@n **world** n 356 werld 5 werldes 1 world 330 worlde 2 worldes 18 **worldli** adj. "worldly, mortal; physical; secular," s.v. worldly a. OED. KEY: worldli@adj **worldli** adj 37 werldly 1 worldly 36 **worm** n. "worm, snake," s.v. worm sb. OED. KEY: worm@n **worm** n 20 worm 8 wormes 12 **worm-foul** n. "worm-eating birds," s.v. worm sb. OED, worm n. MED. KEY: worm-foul@n **worm-foul** n 1 worm-foul 1 **worshipe** n. "worship; honor, renown," s.v. worship sb. OED. KEY: worshipe@n **worshipe** n 34 worship 11 worshipe 21 worshippe 1 worshyp 1 **worshipen** v. "worship, honor," s.v. worship v. OED. KEY: worshipen@v **worshipen** v 6 worschipe 1 worshipe 5 **worshipful** adj. "worshipful, honorable," s.v. worshipful a. (sb., adv.) OED. KEY: worshipful@adj **worshipful** adj 9 worschipful 2 worshipful 6 worshipfull 1 **worsted** n. "worsted, woolen fabric," s.v. worsted sb. OED. KEY: worsted@n **worsted** n 1 worstede 1 **wort** n.(1) "pot-herb, cabbage," s.v. wort sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wort@n1 **wort** n1 3 wortes 3 **wort** n.(2) "unfermented beer," s.v. wort sb.\\2 OED. KEY: wort@n2 **wort** n2 1 wort 1 **worth** adj. "worth, equivalent in value to; worthy, worthwhile," s.v. worth a. OED. KEY: worth@adj **worth** adj 58 worth 58 **worthen** v. "be, become; remain; go; ascend, mount," s.v. worth v.\\1 OED. KEY: worthen@v **worthen** v 13 worth 11 worthe 1 worthen 1 **worthi** adj. "worthy, respectable; distinguished; deserving; suitable, fitting," s.v. worthy a., adv., sb. OED. KEY: worthi@adj **worthi** adj 184 worthi 27 worthier 1 worthiest 2 worthieste 7 worthy 142 worthyeste 1 wurthi 1 wurthy 3 **worthili** adv. "worthily, honorably; deservedly," s.v. worthily adv. OED. KEY: worthili@adv **worthili** adv 4 worthily 4 **worthinesse** n. "worthiness, excellence; honor," s.v. worthiness OED. KEY: worthinesse@n **worthinesse** n 34 worthinesse 6 worthynesse 28 **worthli** adj. "worthy," s.v. worthly a. OED. KEY: worthli@adj **worthli** adj 1 worly 1 **wouen** v. "woo, court," s.v. woo v. OED. KEY: wouen@v **wouen** v 6 wowe 2 wowede 1 woweth 3 **wouing** ger. "wooing, courtship," s.v. wooing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wouing@ger **wouing** ger 1 wowyng 1 **wound** n. "wound; affliction, plague," s.v. wound sb. OED. KEY: wound@n **wound** n 46 wounde 19 woundes 18 wownde 7 wowndes 2 **wounden** v. "wound; harm, afflict; (ppl. adj.) wounded," s.v. wound v. OED, wounded ppl. a. OED. KEY: wounden@v wounden@v#adj **wounden** v#adj 1 wounded 1 **wounden** v 20 wounde 1 wounded 14 woundeth 2 woundid 1 wownded 1 ywounded 1 **wrappen** v. "wrap, enfold; cover, conceal; (reflex.) join oneself to," s.v. wrap v. OED. KEY: wrappen@v **wrappen** v 12 iwrapped 1 wrappe 4 wrapped 3 wrappen 1 wrappeth 2 wrappith 1 **wrappinge** ger. "wrapping, covering," s.v. wrapping vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wrappinge@ger **wrappinge** ger 1 wrappynge 1 **wrath** n. "wrath," s.v. wrath sb. OED. KEY: wrath@n **wrath** n 29 wrath 2 wrathe 7 wraththe 1 wratthe 16 wratthes 2 wreththe 1 **wrathful** adj. "wrathful," s.v. wrathful a. OED. KEY: wrathful@adj **wrathful** adj 1 wrathful 1 **wrathli** adv. "wrathfully," s.v. wrothly adv. OED. KEY: wrathli@adv **wrathli** adv 1 wrothly 1 **wratthen** v. "make angry; become angry," s.v. wrath v. OED. KEY: wratthen@v **wratthen** v 6 wrathed 1 wraththed 1 wratthe 3 wratthen 1 **wrau** adj. "fretful," s.v. wraw a. OED. KEY: wrau@adj **wrau** adj 2 wraw 2 **wraunesse** n. "fretfulness," s.v. wraw a. OED. KEY: wraunesse@n **wraunesse** n 1 wrawnesse 1 **wrecche** adj. "wretched, exiled," s.v. wretch sb. and a. OED. KEY: wrecche@adj **wrecche** adj 9 wrecche 7 wrechche 1 wreche 1 **wrecche** n. "wretch, miserable person; exiled person," s.v. wretch sb. and a. OED. KEY: wrecche@n **wrecche** n 70 wrecche 38 wrecches 26 wrecchis 1 wrechche 1 wrechches 2 wreche 1 wreches 1 **wrecched** adj. "wretched, miserable," s.v. wretched a. OED. KEY: wrecched@adj **wrecched** adj 36 wrecched 21 wrecchid 4 wrecchide 8 wrechched 1 wreched 1 wrechede 1 **wrecchedli** adv. "wretchedly, miserably," s.v. wretchedly adv. OED. KEY: wrecchedli@adv **wrecchedli** adv 4 wrecchedly 4 **wrecchednesse** n. "wretchedness, misery," s.v. wretchedness OED. KEY: wrecchednesse@n **wrecchednesse** n 37 wrecchednesse 18 wrecchidnesse 17 wrechednesse 1 wretchidnesse 1 **wrech** n. "vengeance, punishment; torment," s.v. wreche sb. OED. KEY: wrech@n **wrech** n 10 wrecche 1 wreche 9 **wreien** v. "reveal, betray," s.v. wray v.\\1 OED. KEY: wreien@v **wreien** v 5 wreye 4 wrie 1 **wrek** n. "shipwreck," s.v. wreck sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wrek@n **wrek** n 1 wrak 1 **wreken** v. "wreak (vengeance, anger)," s.v. wreak v. OED. KEY: wreken@v **wreken** v 28 wrak 1 wrek 1 wreke 15 wreken 7 wroken 2 ywroke 1 ywroken 1 **wreker** n. "avenger," s.v. wreaker OED. KEY: wreker@n **wreker** n 3 wrekere 3 **wrekinge** ger. "vengeance," s.v. wreak v. OED. KEY: wrekinge@ger **wrekinge** ger 1 wrekynge 1 **wrench** n.(1) "trick, artifice," s.v. wrench sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wrench@n1 **wrench** n1 1 wrenches 1 **wresten** v. "constrain," s.v. wrest v. OED. KEY: wresten@v **wresten** v 1 wreste 1 **wrestlen** v. "wrestle," s.v. wrestle v. OED. KEY: wrestlen@v **wrestlen** v 5 wrastle 2 wrastlen 2 wrastleth 1 **wrestling** ger. "wrestling," s.v. wrestling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: wrestling@ger **wrestling** ger 4 wrastling 1 wrastlyng 2 wrastlynge 1 **wreth** n.(2) "wreath," s.v. wreath OED. KEY: wreth@n2 **wreth** n2 1 wrethe 1 **wrien** v.(1) "cover, conceal," s.v. wry v.\\1 OED. KEY: wrien@v1 **wrien** v1 16 iwryen 1 wre 1 wreigh 1 wren 1 wrie 1 wrien 1 wry 1 wrye 5 wryen 1 ywrien 1 ywrye 2 **wrien** v.(2) "turn, turn away; change," s.v. wry v.\\2 OED. KEY: wrien@v2 **wrien** v2 4 wrien 1 wrye 1 wryed 1 wryen 1 **wrighte** n. "workman," s.v. wright sb.\\1 OED. KEY: wrighte@n **wrighte** n 3 wright 1 wrighte 1 wrightes 1 **wringen** v. "wring, squeeze, pinch," s.v. wring v. OED. KEY: wringen@v **wringen** v 11 wringe 2 wrong 4 wroong 1 wrynge 2 wryngeth 1 yronge 1 **writ** n. "(holy) writ, scripture," s.v. writ sb. OED. KEY: writ@n **writ** n 13 writ 13 **writen** v. "write; reveal," s.v. write v. OED. KEY: writen@v **writen** v 207 iwriten 2 writ 10 write 56 writen 69 writest 2 writeth 10 written 3 wroot 21 wrot 14 wryte 10 wryten 4 ywrite 1 ywriten 5 **writer** n. "writer," s.v. writer OED. KEY: writer@n **writer** n 1 writeris 1 **writhen** v. "turn away, wriggle out of; cast out wreathes; encircle," s.v. writhe v.\\1 OED. KEY: writhen@v **writhen** v 6 writh 1 writhe 1 writhen 3 writhith 1 **writhing** ger. "turning," s.v. writhing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: writhing@ger **writhing** ger 1 writhyng 1 **writinge** ger. "writing," s.v. writing vbl. sb. OED. KEY: writinge@ger **writinge** ger 10 writyng 4 writynge 2 writynges 1 wrytyng 1 wrytynge 1 wrytynges 1 **wrong** adj. "wrongful, mistaken," s.v. wrong a. and adv. OED. KEY: wrong@adj **wrong** adj 8 wrong 6 wronge 2 **wrong** adv. "wrongfully, mistakenly," s.v. wrong a. and adv. OED. KEY: wrong@adv **wrong** adv 5 wrang 1 wrong 4 **wrong** n.(2) "wrong, error; evil; injury, insult," s.v. wrong sb.\\2 OED. KEY: wrong@n2 **wrong** n2 73 wrong 54 wronges 16 wroong 3 **wrong-dede** n. "wrongful act"; not in OED; s.v. wrong adj. MED. KEY: wrong-dede@n **wrong-dede** n 1 wrongdede 1 **wrongful** adj. "wrongful," s.v. wrongful a. OED. KEY: wrongful@adj **wrongful** adj 5 wrongful 5 **wrongfulli** adv. "wrongfully," s.v. wrongfully adv. OED. KEY: wrongfulli@adv **wrongfulli** adv 12 wrongfully 12 **wrongli** adv. "wrongly," s.v. wrongly adv. OED. KEY: wrongli@adv **wrongli** adv 1 wrongly 1 **wroten** v. "root with the snout, grub," s.v. wroot v. OED. KEY: wroten@v **wroten** v 2 wroteth 2 **wroth** adj. "wrathful, angry; fierce, hostile; grieving, sad," s.v. wroth a. OED. KEY: wroth@adj **wroth** adj 76 wrooth 32 wroothe 1 wroth 28 wrothe 15 **-- X --** **X** n. "the letter x," s.v. x OED. KEY: x@n **Xantippa** n. "Xantippe, wife of Socrates," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: xantippa@n#propn **xantippa** n#propn 1 xantippa 1 **xiij** "Roman numeral 13," **xiij** num\_rom 1 xiij 1 **xi** "Roman numeral 11." **xi** num\_rom 2 xi 2 **x** Roman numeral 10." 2 **x** num\_rom 2 x 2 **xxv** Roman nmeral 25." **xxv** num\_rom 1 xxv 1 **-- Y --** **yare** adj. "ready," s.v. yare a. OED. KEY: yare@adj **yare** adj 1 yare 1 **ye** adv. "yes, yes indeed," s.v. yea adv. (sb.) OED. KEY: ye@adv **ye** adv 99 ya 1 ye 88 yee 10 **ye** pron. "you," s.v. ye pers. pron. 2nd pers. nom. (obj.), pl. (sing.) OED. KEY: ye@pron **ye** pron 1647 ye 1639 yee 8 **yedding** n. "reciting narrative poems," s.v. yedding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: yedding@n **yedding** n 1 yeddynges 1 **yeden** v. "(pt. sg. & ppl.) went," s.v. go v. OED. KEY: yeden@v **yeden** v 5 yede 4 yeden 1 **yelden** v. "yield, render; surrender, give up; pay, reward; (ppl. adj.) submissive," s.v. yield v. OED, yolden, yold ppl. a. OED. KEY: yelden@v yelden@v#adj **yelden** v#adj 1 iyolden 1 **yelden** v 36 yald 1 yeld 1 yelde 6 yelden 12 yeldeth 6 yeldith 1 yeldyng 1 yeldynge 1 yelt 1 yilde 1 yolde 1 yolden 4 **yelding** ger. "yield," s.v. yielding vbl. sb. OED. KEY: yelding@ger **yelding** ger 1 yeldynge 1 **yellen** v. "yell," s.v. yell v. OED. KEY: yellen@v **yellen** v 2 yelle 1 yolleden 1 **yelpen** v. "boast," s.v. yelp v. OED. KEY: yelpen@v **yelpen** v 2 yelpe 2 **yelwe** adj. "yellow in color," s.v. yellow a. and sb. OED. KEY: yelwe@adj **yelwe** adj 18 yelewe 2 yelow 8 yelowe 5 yelwe 3 **yelwenesse** n. "yellowness, having the color yellow," s.v. yellowness OED. KEY: yelwenesse@n **yelwenesse** n 1 yelownesse 1 **yeman** n. "yeoman, free-born servant, free-born man," s.v. yeoman OED. KEY: yeman@n **yeman** n 23 yeman 21 yemen 2 **yemanli** adv. "in the manner befitting a good yeoman," s.v. yeomanly adv. OED. KEY: yemanli@adv **yemanli** adv 1 yemanly 1 **yemanri** n. "yeomanry, free-born status," s.v. yeomanry OED. KEY: yemanri@n **yemanri** n 1 yomanrye 1 **yer** n. "year," s.v. year OED. KEY: yer@n **yer** n 169 yeer 84 yeere 9 yeeres 1 yeeris 3 yer 40 yere 11 yeres 19 yeris 2 **yerd** n. "yard, garden; enclosure, pen," s.v. yard sb.\\1 OED. KEY: yerd@n **yerd** n 19 yard 1 yeerd 5 yerd 12 yerde 1 **yerde** n. "yard (measure); stick, switch (for punishment); (with under) authority; bough," s.v. yard sb.\\2 OED. KEY: yerde@n **yerde** n 17 yerde 16 yerdes 1 **yern** adj. "lively," s.v. yern a. OED. KEY: yern@adj **yern** adj 1 yerne 1 **yerne** adv. "eagerly, quickly; early, (with as) forthwith," s.v. yerne adv. OED. KEY: yerne@adv **yerne** adv 9 yerne 9 **yernen** v. "yearn, desire, seek," s.v. yearn v.\\1 OED. KEY: yernen@v **yernen** v 3 yerne 3 **yester-dai** adv. "yesterday," s.v. yesterday adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: yester-dai@adv **yester-dai** adv 1 yesterday 1 **yester-dai** n. "yesterday," s.v. yesterday adv., sb., and a. OED. KEY: yester-dai@n **yester-dai** n 2 yisterday 1 yusterday 1 **yester-night** n. "(as adv.) last night," s.v. yesternight adv. and sb. OED. KEY: yester-night@n#adv **yester-night** n#adv 1 yesternyght 1 **yet** adv. "yet," s.v. yet adv. (adj.) and conj. OED. KEY: yet@adv **yet** adv 744 yeet 1 yet 508 yit 232 yitt 3 **yeven** v. "give," s.v. give v. OED. KEY: yeven@v **yeven** v 466 gaf 3 gyve 2 iyeven 1 yaf 101 yave 9 yaven 3 yef 2 yeve 130 yeven 95 yevest 4 yeveth 35 yevyng 1 yif 22 yive 25 yiven 8 yiveth 1 yyeven 1 yyive 1 yyve 5 yyven 12 yyveth 5 **yevere** n. "giver," s.v. giver OED. KEY: yevere@n **yevere** n 2 yevere 1 yeveres 1 **yevinge** ger. "giving, gift," s.v. giving vbl. sb. OED. KEY: yevinge@ger **yevinge** ger 8 yeving 1 yevyng 1 yevynge 5 yyvynge 1 **yexen** v. "hiccup, belch," s.v. yex, yesk v. OED. KEY: yexen@v **yexen** v 1 yexeth 1 **yicchen** v. "itch," s.v. itch v.\\1 OED. KEY: yicchen@v **yicchen** v 1 icched 1 **yifte** n. "gift," s.v. gift OED. KEY: yifte@n **yifte** n 44 yift 3 yifte 19 yiftes 21 yyftes 1 **yis** adv. "yes, yes indeed," s.v. yes adv. (sb.\\2) OED. KEY: yis@adv **yis** adv 38 yes 1 yis 34 yys 3 **yok** n. "yoke," s.v. yoke sb. OED. KEY: yok@n **yok** n 7 yok 7 **yon** adj. "yon," s.v. yon dem. a. and pron. OED. KEY: yon@adj **yon** adj 2 yon 2 **yond** adv. "yonder," s.v. yond prep. and adv. OED. KEY: yond@adv **yond** adv 13 yond 13 **yonder** adj. "yonder," s.v. yonder adv. and a. OED. KEY: yonder@adj **yonder** adj 8 yonder 8 **yonder** adv. "yonder," s.v. yonder adv. and a. OED. KEY: yonder@adv **yonder** adv 12 yonder 11 yondre 1 **yong** adj. "young," s.v. young a. (sb.) OED. KEY: yong@adj **yong** adj 131 yong 54 yonge 72 yongest 1 yongeste 4 **yonghede** n. "youth," s.v. younghede OED. KEY: yonghede@n **yonghede** n 1 yonghede 1 **yor** adv. "yore, long ago; for a long time; formerly, previously; (as n.) a long time ago," s.v. yore adv. (a.) OED. KEY: yor@adv yor@adv#n **yor** adv 30 yoore 15 yore 15 **yor** adv#n 2 yoore 1 yore 1 **Yorkshire** n. "Yorkshire," place name; not in MED. KEY: yorkshire@n#propn **yorkshire** n#propn 1 yorkshire 1 **you** pron. "you," s.v. you pers. pron., 2nd pers. obj. (nom.) pl. (sing.) OED. KEY: you@pron **you** pron 1350 ye 1 you 62 yow 1287 **youling** n. "wailing, lamentation," s.v. yowling vbl. sb. OED. KEY: youling@n **youling** n 1 youlyng 1 **your** pron. "your," s.v. your poss. pron. and a. OED. KEY: your@pron **your** pron 1066 your 166 youre 881 yowr 12 yowre 7 **youres** pron. "yours," s.v. yours poss. pron. OED. KEY: youres@pron **youres** pron 22 youre 4 youres 18 **yourself** pron. "yourself," s.v. yourself pron. OED. KEY: yourself@pron **yourself** pron 45 youreself 25 youreselven 11 yourself 5 yourselve 1 yourselven 2 yowrself 1 **youth** n. "youth (also as proper n., personified)," s.v. youth OED. KEY: youth@n youth@n#propn **youth** n 28 youthe 21 yowthe 7 **youth** n#propn 6 youthe 5 yowthe 1 **you-ward** n. "your direction," s.v. -ward suffix OED, you pron. MED. KEY: you-ward@n **you-ward** n 1 yow-ward 1 **Ypres** n. "Ypres, a city in Flanders (Belgium)," place name; not in MED. KEY: ypres@n#propn **ypres** n#propn 1 ypres 1 **-- Z --** **Zacharie** n. "Zechariah, the prophet (in the Bible)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: zacharie@n#propn **zacharie** n#propn 2 zacharie 1 zakarie 1 **Zanzis** n.(1) "Zeuxis, a Greek painter," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: zanzis@n1#propn **zanzis** n1#propn 1 zanzis 1 **Zanzis** n.(2) "Zanzis (not identified)," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: zanzis@n2#propn **zanzis** n2#propn 1 zanzis 1 **Zeferus** n. "Zephyr, the west wind," s.v. Zephyr OED. KEY: zeferus@n **zeferus** n 7 zepherus 3 zephirus 4 **zel** n. "zeal," s.v. zeal sb. OED. KEY: zel@n **zel** n 1 zeles 1 **Zeno** n. "Zeno of Elea, the Greek philosopher," proper n.; not in MED. KEY: zeno@n#propn **zeno** n#propn 1 zeno 1 **zodia** Greek n. "animal." KEY: zodia@greek\_n **zodia** greek\_n 1 zodia 1 **zodiak** n. "zodiac," s.v. zodiac sb. (a.) OED. KEY: zodiak@n **zodiak** n 37 zodiak 37 Last modified: Nov 20, 2008 Copyright © The President and Fellows of Harvard College Texts on this page prepared and maintained by L. D. Benson [(ldb@wjh.harvard.edu)](mailto:ldb@wjh.harvard.edu) ^M