[MED1] a, n.(1) --> a
[MED2] a, n.(2) --> aa
[MED2.5] a, adj. --> a
[MED3] a, indef.art. --> a
[MED4] a, prep.(1) --> a
[MED5] a, prep.(2) --> a
[MED6] a, conj. --> a
[MED7] a, interj. --> ah
[MED8] a,  --> a.d.
[MED9] a-, pref.(1), in verbs. --> a
[MED10] a-, pref.(2), in advs. --> a
[MED11] a-, pref.(3) --> a
[MED12] a-angred, ppl. --> a-angered
[MED12.5] ab, n. --> abb
[MED13] abaciste, n. --> abacist
[MED14] abacus, n. --> abacus
[MED15] ab&aelig;lien, v. --> abaeile
[MED16] abai, n. --> abay
[MED17] abaien, v. --> abay
[MED18] abaiing, ger. --> abaying
[MED19] abaillen, v. --> abail
[MED20] abaishaunce, n. --> abashance
[MED21] aba(i)shement, n. --> abashment | abasement
[MED22] abaishen, v. --> abash | abasing
[MED23] abaishing, ger. --> abashing | abasing
[MED24] abait, n. --> abate
[MED25] abaiten, v. --> abait
[MED26] abak, adv. --> aback
[MED27] abakward, adv. --> abackward
[MED28] abandonen, v. --> abandon
[MED29] abandoun, n. --> abandon | abandoun(e
[MED30] abandoun, adv. --> abandon | abandoun
[MED31] abandouning, ger. --> abandoning
[MED32] abas, adv. --> abase
[MED33] abatailled, ppl. --> abattled
[MED34] abatailment, n. --> abattlement
[MED34.5] abate, n. --> abate
[MED35] abatement, n. --> abatement
[MED36] abaten, v. --> abate
[MED36.5] abater(e, n. --> abater
[MED37] abating, ger. --> abating
[MED38] abaven, v. --> abave
[MED39] abba, n. --> Abba
[MED40] abbacial, adj. --> abbatial
[MED41] abbater, phrase or adv. --> abbater
[MED42] abbat(h)ie, n. --> abbatie
[MED43] abbatisse, n. --> abbotess
[MED44] abbeie, n. --> abbey
[MED45] abbes(se, n. --> abbess
[MED46] abbicion, n. --> abition
[MED47] abbodesse, n. --> abbotess
[MED48] abbodie, n. --> abbatie
[MED49] abbod-ric(h)e, n. --> abbotric
[MED50] abbot, n. --> abbot
[MED51] abbotes horn, phrase. --> abbots horn
[MED52] abbot-laf, n. --> abbot loaf
[MED53] abbo(t)ship, n. --> abbotship
[MED54] ab(b)reviacioun, n. --> abbreviation
[MED55] abbreviaten, v. --> abbreviate
[MED55.5] abdicacioun, n. --> abdication
[MED56] abece, n. --> ABC
[MED57] abecedary, n. --> abecedary
[MED58] abechen, v. --> abeche
[MED59] abedde, adv. --> abed
[MED60] abeden, v. --> abede
[MED61] abegge&#xFE;, -ed, adv. --> a-beggeth
[MED62] abegging, ger. --> begging
[MED63] abeien, v. --> abey
[MED64] abelden, v. --> abelde
[MED65] abelef, adv. --> belef
[MED66] abelyen, v. --> abel&#x21D;e-n
[MED67] abelli(che, adv. --> ably
[MED68] abenche, adv. --> abench
[MED69] aberden(e, n. --> haberdine
[MED70] abere, n. --> abear
[MED71] abere, adv. --> abeere
[MED72] aberen, v. --> abear
[MED73] abering(e, ger. --> abearing
[MED74] abernen, v. --> aburn
[MED75] abeten, v. --> abeat
[MED76] abet(te, n. --> abet
[MED77] abettement, n. --> abetment
[MED78] abetten, v. --> abet
[MED79] abetting, ger. --> abetting
[MED80] abettour, n. --> abettor
[MED81] abhominable, adj. --> abominable
[MED82] abhominabli, adv. --> abominably
[MED83] abhominacioun, n. --> abomination
[MED84] abhor(r)able, adj. --> abhorrible
[MED84.5] abhorracioun, n. --> abhorration
[MED85] abhorren, v. --> abhor
[MED86] abidden, v. --> abede
[MED87] abide, n. --> abide
[MED88] abiden, v. --> abide
[MED89] abider, n. --> abider
[MED90] abiding, ger. --> abiding
[MED91] abidingli, adj. --> abidingly
[MED92] abien, v. --> aby | abye
[MED92.5] abiete, n. --> abietene
[MED93] abi hauk, n. --> aby hawk
[MED94] abiing, ger. --> abying
[MED95] abilite, n. --> ability
[MED96] abil(l)ement, n. --> habiliment
[MED97] abime, n. --> abysm
[MED98] abiri&#x292;an, v. --> abirigan
[MED99] abisgod, ppl. --> abusied
[MED100] abissus, n. --> abyss
[MED101] abiten, v. --> abite
[MED102] abitten, v. --> abitten
[MED103] abjeccioun, n. --> abjection
[MED104] abject, ppl. --> abject
[MED105] abjecten, v. --> abject
[MED106] abjectli, adv. --> abjectly
[MED107] abjuracioun, n. --> abjuration
[MED108] abjuren, v. --> abjure
[MED109] ablacioun, n. --> ablation
[MED110] ablactacioun, n. --> ablactation
[MED111] a-blak(e)beried, ppl. --> a-black-berried
[MED112] ablaken, v. --> ablack
[MED113] ablamen, v. --> ablame
[MED114] ablaqueacioun, n. --> ablaqueation
[MED115] ablaqueaten, v. --> ablaqueate
[MED116] ablasten, v. --> ablast
[MED117] ablat, ppl. --> ablate
[MED118] ablatif, adj. &amp; n. --> ablative
[MED119] able, adj. --> able
[MED120] -able, adj. suf. --> -able
[MED121] ableid, ppl. --> ableid
[MED122] ablen, v. --> able
[MED123] ablenden, v. --> ablend
[MED124] ablenes(se, n. --> ableness
[MED125] abliken, v. --> ablike
[MED126] ablinden, v. --> ablind
[MED127] ablinge, ger. --> abling
[MED127.5] ablive, adv. --> ablive
[MED128] ablod(e, adv. &amp; pred. adj. --> ablood
[MED129] abloi, ppl. --> abloy
[MED130] ablouen, v. --> ablow
[MED131] ablucioun, n. --> ablution
[MED131.5] ablute, adj. --> abluted
[MED132] ablutif, adj. --> ablutive
[MED133] abnegacioun, n. --> abnegation
[MED134] abobbed, ppl. as n. --> abobbed
[MED135] abobben, v. --> abob
[MED136] abod, n. --> abode
[MED137] abolisshen, v. --> abolish
[MED138] abolke, ppl. --> 
[MED139] aborchi, n. --> adorthy, n.
[MED140] abord, adv. &amp; prep. --> aboard
[MED141] aborden, v. --> aboard
[MED142] abording, ger. --> aboarding
[MED143] aborst, ppl. --> aburst
[MED144] aborsum, n. --> aborsum
[MED145] abort, n. --> abort
[MED146] abortif, adj. &amp; n. --> abortive
[MED147] abosten, v. --> aboast
[MED148] abouen, -ien, v. --> abow
[MED148.5] abouewise, adj. --> bow-wise
[MED149] abound, adj. --> abound
[MED150] aboundable, adj. --> aboundable
[MED151] aboundaunce, n. --> abundance
[MED152] aboundaunt, adj. --> abundant
[MED153] aboundauntli, adv. --> abundantly
[MED154] abounden, v.(1). --> abound
[MED155] abounden, v.(2). --> abound
[MED156] abounding, ger. --> abounding
[MED157] aboundingli, adv. --> aboundingly
[MED158] aboute-forth, adv. --> about-forth
[MED158.5] aboute-gliden, v. --> about-glide
[MED159] aboute-gon, v. --> about-go
[MED160] aboute(n, adv. --> about
[MED161] aboute(n, adv. as adj. --> about
[MED162] aboute(n, prep. --> about
[MED163] aboute(n, conj. --> about
[MED164] aboute(n-, pref. --> about
[MED165] aboutes, adv. --> abouts
[MED166] aboutes, prep. --> abouts
[MED166.5] aboute-sen, v. --> about-see
[MED166.6] aboute-sparkinge, ger. --> about-sparking
[MED166.7] aboute-sprede, ppl. --> about-spread
[MED166.8] aboute-staren, v. --> about-stare
[MED166.9] aboute-sterten, v. --> about-start
[MED167] aboute-stonden, v. --> about-stand
[MED167.5] aboute-tillen, v. --> about-till
[MED167.6] aboute-turnen, v. --> about-turn
[MED167.7] aboute-virounen, v. --> about-viron
[MED168] about(e)-ward, adj. --> aboutward
[MED168.5] aboute-waven, v. --> about-wave
[MED168.6] aboute-weiven, v. --> about-waive
[MED168.7] aboute-wenden, v. --> about-wend
[MED168.8] aboute-wrappen, v. --> about-wrap
[MED168.9] aboute-writhen, v. --> about-writhe
[MED168.91] aboute-yede, v. --> about-yede
[MED169] aboutien, v. --> abut
[MED170] above-, pref. --> above-
[MED170.5] above-enhauncen, v. --> above-enhance
[MED171] above-forth, adv. (also as adj.) --> above-forth
[MED172] aboven, v. --> above
[MED173] above(n, adv. --> above
[MED174] above(n, adv. as n. --> above
[MED175] above(n, adv. as adj. --> above
[MED176] above(n, prep. --> above
[MED176.5] above-named, ppl. --> above-named
[MED176.6] above-reisen, v. --> above-raise
[MED177] above(n-said, ppl. --> abovesaid
[MED177.5] above-semen, v. --> above-seem
[MED177.6] above-specified, ppl. --> above-specified
[MED177.7] above-stonden, v. --> above-stand
[MED177.8] above-strecchen, v. --> above-stretch
[MED177.9] above-wovun, ppl. --> above-woven
[MED177.85] abovesubstancial, adj. --> above-substantial
[MED178] above-writen, ppl. --> above-written
[MED178.5] abrasing, ger. --> abrasing
[MED179] abreden, v. --> abrede
[MED180] abreg(g)ement, n. --> abridgement
[MED181] abreg(g)en, v. --> abridge
[MED182] abreg(g)ing(e, ger. --> abridging
[MED183] abreid, n. --> abraid
[MED184] abreiden, v.(1) --> abraid
[MED185] abreiden, v.(2) --> abraid
[MED186] abreiding, ger. --> abraiding
[MED187] abreken, v. --> abreak
[MED188] abressemyne, n. --> abressemine
[MED189] abrest, adv. --> abreast
[MED190] abrethen, v.(1) --> abreathe
[MED191] abrethen, v.(2) --> abreathe
[MED192] abreven, v. --> abreve
[MED193] abribe&#xFE;, abribed, adv. --> abribeth
[MED194] abroche, adv. --> abroach
[MED195] abrochen, v. --> abroach
[MED196] abroching, ger. --> abroaching
[MED197] abrod, prep. --> abroad
[MED198] abrod(e, adv.(1) --> abroad
[MED199] abrod(e, adv.(2) --> abrood
[MED200] abrogat, ppl. --> abrogate
[MED201] abrogen, v. --> abroge
[MED202] abrosed, ppl. --> abruised
[MED203] abrotane, n. --> abrotane
[MED204] abrotet, n. --> albrotetus
[MED204.5] abscised, ppl. --> abscised
[MED205] abscisioun, n. --> abscision
[MED206] abscisours, n. (pl.) --> abscissor
[MED207] absence, n. --> absence
[MED208] absent, adj. (&amp; n.) --> absent
[MED209] absenten, v. --> absent
[MED210] absenting, ger. --> absenting
[MED211] absictus, n. --> absittus
[MED212] absinthe, n. --> absinth
[MED213] absinthiat, ppl. --> absinthiate
[MED214] absinthium, n. --> absinthium
[MED215] absoilen, v. --> absoil
[MED216] absolucioun, n. --> absolution
[MED217] absolut, ppl. --> absolute
[MED217.5] absolute, adv. --> absolute
[MED218] absolutli, adv. --> absolutely
[MED219] absolven, v. --> absolve
[MED220] absorpt, ppl. --> absorpt
[MED221] absteinen, v. --> abstain
[MED222] absteiner, n. --> abstainer
[MED223] absteining, ger. --> abstaining
[MED224] abstersen, v. --> absterse
[MED225] abstersioun, n. --> abstersion
[MED226] abstersive, n. --> abstersive
[MED227] abstersive, adj. --> abstersive
[MED228] abstersiven, v. --> abstersive
[MED229] abstersiving, ger. --> abstersiving
[MED230] abstinence, n. --> abstinence
[MED231] abstinent, adj. --> abstinent
[MED232] abstraccioun, n. --> abstraction
[MED233] abstract, n. --> abstract
[MED234] abstract, ppl. --> abstract
[MED235] abstractif, adj. --> abstractive
[MED236] abstractli, adv. --> abstractly
[MED237] absurdite, n. --> absurdity
[MED238] aburh&#x292;es, ?adv. --> aburghes
[MED239] abus, n. --> abuse
[MED239.5] abusage, n. --> abusage
[MED240] abusen, v. --> abuse
[MED241] abushement, n. --> abushment
[MED242] abushen, v. --> abush(e | abusse | abusche
[MED243] abusing, ger. --> abusing
[MED244] abusioun, n. --> abusion
[MED245] abutten, v.(1) --> abut
[MED246] abutten, v.(2) --> abut
[MED247] abutting, ger. --> abutting
[MED248] ac, conj. --> ac
[MED249] ac-, pref. --> ac-
[MED250] acacia, n. --> acacia
[MED251] acale, adj. --> acale | akale
[MED252] acangen, v. --> acang(en
[MED253] acasten, v. --> acast
[MED254] a-caterwawed, adv. --> acaterwauled
[MED255] acaunt-wise, adv. --> a-cantwise
[MED256] acceden, v. --> accede
[MED257] accenden, v. --> accend
[MED258] accent, n. --> accent
[MED259] accepcioun, n. --> acception
[MED260] accept, ppl. &amp; adj. --> accept
[MED261] acceptable, adj. --> acceptable
[MED262] acceptacioun, n. --> acceptation
[MED263] accepten, v. --> accept
[MED263.5] accepter, n. --> accepter
[MED264] accepting, ger. --> accepting
[MED265] acceptour of persones,  --> accepter of persons
[MED266] acces(se, n. --> access
[MED267] accessible, adj. --> accessible
[MED268] accessorie, n. --> accessary
[MED269] accessorili, adv. --> accessorily
[MED270] accidence, n. --> accidence
[MED271] accident, n. --> accident
[MED272] accident, adj. --> accident
[MED273] accidental, n. --> accidental
[MED274] accidental, adj. --> accidental
[MED275] accidentalli, adv. --> accidentally
[MED276] accidentli, adv. --> accidently
[MED277] accidie, n. --> accidie
[MED278] accidious, adj. --> accidious
[MED278.5] acciduel, adj. --> acciduel
[MED279] accioun, n. --> action
[MED280] acciounal, adj. --> actional
[MED280.5] accirlowberry, n. --> accirlowberry
[MED281] acciten, v. --> accite
[MED282] accompanie, v. --> accompany
[MED283] accomplet, ppl. --> accomplet(e
[MED284] accompl(i)en, v. --> accomply
[MED285] accomplisshement, n. --> accomplishment
[MED286] accomplisshen, v. --> accomplish
[MED287] accomplisshing, ger. --> accomplishing
[MED288] accomplisshur, n. --> accomplishur
[MED289] accord, n. --> accord
[MED290] accordable, adj. --> accordable
[MED291] accordaunce, n. --> accordance
[MED292] accordaunt, adj. --> accordant
[MED293] accordauntli, adv. --> accordantly
[MED294] accordement, n. --> accordment
[MED295] accorden, v. --> accord
[MED296] accordial, adj. --> accordial
[MED297] according, ppl. --> according
[MED298] according(e, ger. --> according
[MED299] accordingli, adv. --> accordingly
[MED300] accordingnes(s, n. --> accordingness
[MED301] accounseile, ppl. --> accounseile
[MED302] accountable, adj. --> accountable
[MED303] accounta(u)nt, adj. &amp; n. --> accountant
[MED304] account(e, n. --> account
[MED305] accounten, v. --> account
[MED306] ac(c)ountinge, ger. --> accounting
[MED307] ac(c)ountour, n. --> accounter
[MED308] accurrent, ppl. --> accurrent
[MED309] accus, n. --> accuse
[MED310] ac(c)usacioun, n. --> accusation
[MED311] accusant, ppl. as n. --> accusant
[MED312] ac(c)usatif, adj. &amp; n. --> accusative
[MED313] ac(c)usatorie, adj. &amp; n. --> accusatory
[MED314] ac(c)usato(u)r, n. --> accusator | accusatour
[MED315] ac(c)usement, n. --> accusement
[MED316] ac(c)usen, v. --> accuse
[MED317] ac(c)using(e, ger. --> accusing
[MED318] ac(c)usour, n. --> accuser
[MED319] ac(c)ustom, n. --> accustom
[MED320] accustomable, adj. --> accustomable
[MED321] accustomabli, adv. --> accustomably
[MED322] ac(c)ustomaunce, n. --> accustomance
[MED323] accustomed, ppl. --> accustomed
[MED324] accustomen, v. --> accustom
[MED325] accustominge, ger. --> accustoming
[MED326] acelle, n. --> assele
[MED327] acemin, v. --> asemy
[MED328] acemung, ger. --> aceming
[MED328.5] acer, n. --> acer
[MED329] acerbli, adv. --> acerbly
[MED330] acertainen, v. --> ascertain
[MED331] acertaining, ger. --> ascertaining
[MED332] acerten, v. --> assart
[MED333] acesen, v. --> assess
[MED333.5] acetable, n. --> acetable
[MED334] acete, n. --> acetum
[MED335] acetose, adj. as n. --> acetose
[MED336] acetosite, n. --> acetosity
[MED337] acetous, adj. --> acetous
[MED338] achabe, n. --> achabe
[MED339] Achademie, n. --> Academy
[MED340] acharnen, v. --> acharne
[MED341] achat, n. --> achate
[MED342] achate(s, n. --> achate
[MED343] achatour, n. --> achatour
[MED344] achatri, n. --> achatry
[MED345] achaufen, v. --> achafe
[MED346] achaunge, n. --> achange
[MED347] achaunged, ppl. --> achanged
[MED348] ache, n.(1) --> ache
[MED349] ache, n.(2) --> ache
[MED350] acheken, v. --> achoke
[MED351] achekked, ppl. --> achecked
[MED352] achesoun, n. --> achesoun
[MED353] achesounen, v. --> acheson
[MED354] achete, n. --> achete
[MED355] acheten, v. --> achete
[MED356] acheuen, v. --> eschew
[MED357] acheven, v. --> achieve
[MED358] acheving, ger. --> achieving
[MED359] acl&#xE6;nsien, v. --> acleanse
[MED360] -acle, suf. --> -acle
[MED361] acleren, v. --> aclear
[MED362] acleven, v. --> acleave
[MED363] aclinen, v. --> accline
[MED363.5] aclive, adv. --> acliff
[MED364] aclived, ppl. --> acclive
[MED365] acloien, v. --> accloy
[MED366] aclokke, adv. --> o'clock
[MED367] aclommed, ppl. --> acumbled
[MED368] aclosen, v. --> aclose
[MED369] acloth, n. --> acloth
[MED370] aclumsed, ppl. --> aclumsid
[MED371] acoien, v. --> accoy
[MED372] acold, adj. --> acold
[MED373] acolden, v. --> acold
[MED374] acole, n.(1) --> acolee
[MED375] acole, n.(2) --> acole
[MED376] acolen, v.(1) --> acool
[MED377] acolen, v.(2) --> accoll
[MED377.5] acolinge, ger. --> acooling
[MED378] acolit(e, n. --> acolyte
[MED379] acolor, adv. --> acolor
[MED380] acombled, ppl. --> acumble
[MED381] acombraunce, n. --> accumbrance
[MED382] acombrement, n. --> encumberment, n.
[MED383] acombren, v. --> accumber
[MED384] acombringe, ger. --> accumbering
[MED385] acombrous, adj. --> accumbrous
[MED386] acomen, v. --> acome
[MED387] acompas, adv. --> acompass
[MED388] aconites, n. --> aconite
[MED389] acordie, ppl. --> acordie
[MED390] acor(i)en, v. --> acore
[MED391] acorus, n. --> Acorus
[MED392] acost, adv. --> acost
[MED393] acountre, n. --> acounter | acountre
[MED394] acountre, prep. --> acountre
[MED395] acountren, v. --> acounter
[MED396] acoupement, n. --> acoupement
[MED397] acoupen, v.(1) --> acoup(e
[MED398] acoupen, v.(2) --> acoup(e
[MED399] acouping, ger. --> acouping
[MED400] acoveren, v. --> acover
[MED401] acoveringe, ger. --> acovering
[MED402] acquere, v. --> acquire
[MED402.5] acraien, v. --> acraien
[MED403] acre, adj. --> acrid
[MED404] acremet, ppl. --> acrimed
[MED405] acresen, v. --> accrease
[MED406] acreuen, v. --> accrue
[MED407] acrochement, n. --> accroachment
[MED408] acrochen, v. --> accroach
[MED409] acrochere, n. --> accroacher
[MED410] acroching, ger. --> accroaching
[MED411] acrois, phrase &amp; adv. --> across
[MED412] acrok(e, adv. --> acrook
[MED413] acroki, v. --> acrook
[MED414] act(e, n. --> act
[MED415] acten, v. --> act
[MED416] actif, adj. as n. --> active
[MED417] actif, adj. --> active
[MED418] actifli, adv. --> actively
[MED419] activite, n. --> activity
[MED420] actour, n. --> actor
[MED421] actual, adj. --> actual
[MED422] actualite, n. --> actuality
[MED423] actual(l)i, adv. --> actually
[MED424] actualnes(se, n. --> actualness
[MED425] acu, adj. --> ague
[MED425.5] acuale, n. --> acuale
[MED425.6] acuale, adj. --> acuale
[MED426] acuat, ppl. --> acuate
[MED427] acuement, n. --> acuement
[MED428] acuite, n. --> acuity
[MED429] acumendlice, adj. (pl.) as n. --> acumanly
[MED430] acursedliche, adv. --> 
[MED431] acursen, v. --> accurse
[MED432] acursing, ger. --> accursing
[MED433] acute, n. --> acute
[MED434] acute, adj. --> acute
[MED435] acutives, adj. (pl.) as n. --> acutive
[MED436] acwanc, v. (p.t.) --> aquench
[MED437] Acyanes, n. (pl.) --> Acyanes
[MED438] acyllea, n. --> achillea
[MED439] ad, n. --> ad
[MED440] ad-, pref. --> ad-
[MED441] a dai, phrase &amp; adv. --> aday | a-day
[MED442] adaies, adv. --> adays | a-days
[MED443] Adam, n. --> Adam
[MED444] adamas, n. --> adamas
[MED445] adama(u)nt, n. --> adamant
[MED446] adama(u)ntin, adj. --> adamantine
[MED447] Adam-irgik, n. --> Adam-irgik
[MED448] adanttrocay, n. --> adantrucay
[MED449] adapted, ppl. --> adapted
[MED450] Adar, n. --> Adar
[MED451] adased, ppl. --> adased
[MED452] adaue, adv. --> adawe
[MED453] adauen, v.(1) --> adaw
[MED454] adauen, v.(2) --> adaw
[MED455] adaunten, v. --> adaunt
[MED456] adaunting, ger. --> adaunting
[MED457] adden, v. --> add
[MED458] addicacioun, n. --> addication
[MED459] addicioun, n. --> addition
[MED460] adding, ger. --> adding
[MED461] additament, n. --> additament
[MED462] adduccioun, n. --> adduction
[MED463] adducen, v. --> adduce
[MED464] -ade, suf. --> -ade
[MED465] adeden, v. --> adead-en
[MED466] adefla, n. --> adelpha
[MED467] adel(e, adj. --> addle
[MED468] adeleth, n. --> addleth
[MED469] adempte, ppl. --> adempt
[MED469.5] adent, ppl. --> adaunt
[MED470] adeps, n. --> adeps
[MED471] ader(i)en, v. --> a-dere
[MED472] adese, n. --> adz | adze
[MED473] adeth, adv. --> adeath
[MED474] adetted, ppl. --> addebted
[MED475] adeuen, v.(1) --> adew
[MED476] adeuen, v.(2) --> adew
[MED477] adevaunte, n. --> adevaunte
[MED478] a devel-wei, phr. or adv. --> a devil way
[MED479] adeven, v.(1) --> adeave
[MED480] adeven, v.(2) --> adeave
[MED481] adherence, n. --> adherence
[MED482] adherent, n. --> adherent
[MED483] adherent, ppl. --> adherent
[MED483.5] adicial, adj. --> adicial
[MED484] adieu, adv. --> adieu
[MED485] adighten, v. --> adight
[MED485.5] adigression, n. --> adigression
[MED486] adiing, adv. --> adying
[MED487] adil, n. --> addle
[MED488] adili&#x292;en, v. --> adilghe
[MED489] adinvencioun, n. --> adinvention
[MED490] aditen, v. --> adyte
[MED490.5] adivel, adv. --> adivel
[MED491] adjacent, adj. --> adjacent
[MED492] adjeccioun, n. --> adjection
[MED493] adject, adj. --> adject
[MED494] adjecten, v. --> adject
[MED495] adjectif, adj. &amp; n. --> adjective
[MED496] adjuracioun, n. --> adjuration
[MED497] adjurement, n. --> adjurement
[MED498] adjuren, v. --> adjure
[MED499] adjurer, n. --> adjurer | adjuror
[MED500] adjutori, adj. --> adjutory
[MED501] adjutori(e, n. --> adjutory
[MED502] adjuvaunce, n. --> adjuvance
[MED503] adle, n. --> adle
[MED504] adlen, v. --> addle
[MED505] adlig, adj. --> adlig
[MED506] adli&#x292;ende, ppl. as n. --> adliende
[MED507] adling, ger. --> addling
[MED508] adminiculatif, -ive, adj. &amp; n. --> adminiculative
[MED509] administracioun, n. --> administration
[MED510] administratour, n. --> administrator
[MED511] administratrice, n. --> administratrice
[MED512] administre, n. --> administer
[MED513] administren, v. --> administer
[MED514] administror, n. --> administrer
[MED515] admirable, adj. --> admirable
[MED516] admiracion, n. --> admiration
[MED517] admission, n. --> admission
[MED518] admissure, n. --> admissure
[MED518.5] admittaunce, n. --> admittance
[MED519] admitten, v. --> admit
[MED520] admittible, adj. --> admittable
[MED521] admitting, ger. --> admitting
[MED522] admixt, ppl. --> admixt
[MED523] admixtioun, n. --> admixtion
[MED524] admoven, v. --> admove
[MED525] adnect, adj. --> annect
[MED526] adnullation, n. --> annullation
[MED527] ado, n. --> ado
[MED528] adoing, adv. (as pred.) --> a-doing
[MED529] adolent, ppl. --> adolent
[MED530] adolescence, n. --> adolescence
[MED531] adolescencie, n. --> adolescency
[MED532] adolescent, n. --> adolescent
[MED533] adomb(i)en, v. --> adumb
[MED534] adon, v. --> a-do
[MED535] Adonai, n. --> Adonai
[MED536] adopcioun, n. --> adoption
[MED537] adopten, v. --> adopt
[MED538] adoptif, adj. --> adoptive
[MED539] ador, n. --> ador
[MED539.5] adoracioun, n. --> adoration
[MED540] adornement, n. --> adornment
[MED541] adot(i)en, v. --> adote
[MED542] adoun, adv. --> adown
[MED543] adoun, prep. --> adown
[MED543.5] adoun-bringen, v. --> adown-bring
[MED544] adoun-cast, n. --> adowncast
[MED544.1] adoun-casting, ger. --> adown-casting
[MED544.5] adoun-iweven, v. --> adown-weve
[MED545] adoun-right, adv. --> adownright
[MED546] adoun-rightes, adv. --> adownright
[MED546.2] adoun-steppen, v. --> adown-step
[MED546.3] adoun-stoupen, v. --> adown-stoop
[MED546.5] adoun-thricchen, v. --> adown-thrutch
[MED546.6] adoun-throuen, v. --> adown-throw
[MED547] adoun-ward, adv. --> adownward
[MED548] adounward, prep. --> adownward
[MED548.5] adoun-werpen, v. --> adown-warp
[MED548.6] adoun-witen, v. --> adown-wite
[MED549] adouren, v. --> adore
[MED550] adouring, ger. --> adoring
[MED551] adournen, v. --> adorn
[MED552] adouten, v. --> adoubt
[MED553] adoyle, adv. --> adoyle
[MED554] adquisicioun, n. --> acquisition
[MED555] adrauen, v. --> adraw
[MED556] adreden, v. --> adread
[MED557] adrefen, v. --> adrefe
[MED558] adrenchen, v. --> adrench
[MED559] adressen, v. --> address
[MED560] adressing, ger. --> addressing
[MED561] adrien, v.(1) --> adree
[MED562] adrien, v.(2) --> adry
[MED563] adrigh, adv. --> adreigh
[MED564] adrillen, v. --> adrill
[MED565] adrinken, v. --> adrink
[MED566] adriven, n. --> adrive
[MED567] adrop, n. --> adrop
[MED568] adrouw(i)en, v. --> adrowe
[MED569] adubbement, n. --> adubment
[MED570] adubben, v. --> adub
[MED571] adulacioun, n. --> adulation
[MED572] adulator, n. --> adulator
[MED573] adulled, ppl. --> adulled
[MED574] adulteri, n. --> adultery
[MED575] adulteour, n. --> adulter
[MED576] adultime age, phr. --> adult-time age
[MED577] adunat, ppl. --> adunate
[MED578] adunen, v. --> adin
[MED579] aduren, v. --> adure
[MED580] adust, ppl. --> adust
[MED581] adusten, v.(1) --> adust
[MED582] adusten, v.(2) --> adust
[MED583] adustif, adj. --> adustive
[MED584] adustioun, n. --> adustion
[MED585] advencioun, n. --> advention
[MED586] advent, n. --> Advent
[MED587] adventorer, n. --> adventurer
[MED588] adverbe, n. --> adverb
[MED589] adverbialli, adv. --> adverbially
[MED590] adversacion, n. --> adversation
[MED591] adversaire, n. &amp; adj. --> adversary
[MED592] adversarie, n. --> adversary
[MED593] adversarie, adj. --> adversary
[MED594] adversarili, adv. --> adversarily
[MED595] adversatif, adj. --> adversative
[MED596] adversaunt, n. --> adversant
[MED597] adversaunt, adj. --> adversant
[MED598] adverse, adj. --> adverse
[MED599] adversen, v. --> adverse
[MED600] adversence, n. --> adversence
[MED601] adverser(e, n. --> adversere
[MED602] adversious, adj. --> adversious
[MED603] adversite, n. --> adversity
[MED604] advertaunt, ppl. --> advertent
[MED605] adverten, v. --> advert
[MED606] advertence, n. --> advertence
[MED607] advertis(e)ment, n. --> advertisement
[MED608] advertisen, v. --> advertise
[MED609] advictailling, ger. --> advictailling
[MED610] advie, n. --> advie
[MED611] Advincle, n. --> advincle
[MED612] advocacie, n. --> advocacy
[MED613] advocacion, n. --> advocation
[MED614] advocat, n. --> advocate
[MED615] advocatesse, n. --> advocatess
[MED615.5] advocator, n. --> advocator
[MED616] advocatrice, n. --> advocatrice
[MED617] advoker, n. --> advoker
[MED618] adweshen, v. --> adwesch
[MED619] adwinen, v. --> a-dwine
[MED620] adwole, adv. (or phr.) --> adwole | a dwole
[MED621] ae, n. --> ae
[MED622] &#xE6;bl&#xE6;cnisse, n. --> ableakness
[MED623] &#xE6;&#x292;-endlic, adj. --> a-endly
[MED624] &#xE6;&#x292;-moran, n. --> eye-more
[MED625] &#xE6;-hiwnys, n. --> a-hueness
[MED626] &#xE6;l-fremed, adj. --> al-fremed
[MED627] &#xE6;n-lic, adj. --> anlike
[MED628] &#xE6;ren, adj. --> oren
[MED629] aeromance, n. --> aeromancy
[MED630] aeromauncer, n. --> aeromancer
[MED631] &#xE6;r-thanca, n. --> aer-thanca
[MED632] aer-wene, adj. --> aerwene
[MED633] aer-witte, adj. --> aerwitte
[MED634] &#xE6;sc-&#xFE;rote, -vyrt, n. --> ash-vert
[MED635] &#xE6;tg&#xE6;dere, adv. --> together
[MED636] &#xE6;&#xF0;elferthing-wyrt, n. --> athelfferthing-wurt
[MED637] aeth-mod, adj. --> edmod
[MED638] &#xE6;&#xF0;-moden, n. (pl.) --> edmod
[MED639] &#xE6;tsceawian, v. --> at-show
[MED640] &#xE6;uez, adj. --> auez
[MED641] &#xE6;vestlice, adv. --> afestly
[MED642] &#xE6;wyrdla, n. --> awyrdla
[MED643] af-, pref.(1) --> af-
[MED644] af-, pref.(2) --> af-
[MED645] afailen, v. --> afail
[MED646] afaiten, v. --> afaite
[MED647] afaiting, adv. --> afaiting
[MED648] afallen, v. --> afalle
[MED649] afamen, v. --> afame
[MED650] afaren, v. --> afare
[MED651] afaudth-nail, n. --> afaudth-nail
[MED652] afeblen, v. --> affeeble
[MED653] afeden, v. --> afede | afeed
[MED654] afeffement, n. --> enfeoffment
[MED655] afeffen, v. --> afefe | afief
[MED656] afeffour, n. --> afefer
[MED657] afeinten, v. --> afaint
[MED658] afeld(e, adv. --> afield
[MED659] afeld-ward, adv. --> afieldward
[MED660] afellen, v. --> afalle
[MED661] afer, adv. --> afar
[MED662] afere, adv. --> afear | afere | afeir
[MED663] afered, ppl. --> afeard | afeared
[MED664] aferednesse, n. --> afearedness
[MED665] aferen, v. --> afear
[MED666] aferes, n. (pl.) --> affair
[MED667] afermen, v. --> affarm
[MED668] aferren, v. --> afferre
[MED669] aferres, adv. --> afar
[MED670] aferrom, adv. --> a-ferrom
[MED671] afersen, v. --> aferse
[MED672] afesen, v. --> affese
[MED672.5] afestred, adj. --> afestered
[MED673] afetement, n. --> afaitement
[MED674] affabyl, adj. --> affable
[MED674.5] affacen, v. --> efface
[MED675] affamine, n. --> affamine
[MED676] affeccioun, n. --> affection
[MED677] affect, n. --> affect
[MED678] affect, ppl. --> affect
[MED679] affecten, v.(1) --> affect
[MED680] affecten, v.(2) --> affect
[MED681] affectif, adj. --> effective
[MED682] affecting, ger. --> affecting
[MED683] affectualli, adv. --> affectually
[MED684] affectuous, adj. --> affectuous
[MED685] affectuousli, adv. --> affectuously
[MED686] Affer, n. --> Afer
[MED687] afferaunce, n. --> affeerance
[MED688] afferaunt, n. --> afferant
[MED689] afferaunt, adj. --> afferant
[MED690] affere, ppl. --> affere
[MED691] afferen, v.(1) --> affeer
[MED692] afferen, v.(2) --> affeir | affere
[MED693] afferer, n. --> affeeror
[MED694] affering, ger. --> affeering
[MED695] afferlied, ppl. --> afferlied
[MED696] affermaunce, n. --> affirmance
[MED697] affermen, v. --> affirm
[MED698] affermer, n. --> affirmer
[MED699] afferming, ger. --> affirming
[MED700] affiable, adj. as n. --> affyable
[MED701] affiaunce, n. --> affiance
[MED702] afficchen, v. --> affich(e
[MED703] affie, n. --> affy
[MED704] affien, v. --> affy
[MED705] affilen, v. --> affile
[MED706] affinite, n. --> affinity
[MED707] affirmabli, adv. --> affirmably
[MED708] affirmacioun, n. --> affirmation
[MED709] affirmandli, adv. --> affirmingly
[MED710] affirmatif, adj. as n. --> affirmative
[MED711] affirmatif, adj. --> affirmative
[MED712] affirmativeli, adv. --> affirmatively
[MED713] affirmite, n. --> affirmity
[MED713.4] affixen, v. --> affix
[MED713.5] affixioun, n. --> affixion
[MED714] afflat, ppl. --> afflate
[MED715] affliccioun, n. --> affliction
[MED716] afflict, ppl. --> afflict
[MED717] afflight, ppl. --> afflict
[MED718] afflighten, v. --> afflict
[MED719] afflour, n. --> afflour
[MED720] affluence, n. --> affluence
[MED721] affluent, ppl. --> affluent
[MED722] affodil, n. --> affodill
[MED723] affoilen, v. --> 
[MED724] affomen, v. --> afoam
[MED725] afforcen, v. --> afforce
[MED726] afforcing, ger. --> afforcing
[MED727] affrai, n. --> affray
[MED728] affraien, v.(1) --> affray
[MED729] affraien, v.(2) --> afray
[MED730] affraiing, ger. --> affraying
[MED731] affrainen, v. --> affraine
[MED732] affraiour, n. --> affrayer
[MED733] afframinge, ger. --> afframing
[MED734] Affrican, n. --> African
[MED735] Affrik(e, n. --> Afric
[MED735.5] affrike, adj. --> affrike
[MED736] afilen, v. --> afile
[MED737] afillen, v. --> afill
[MED738] afilsten, v. --> avulsed
[MED739] afinden, v. --> afind
[MED740] afin(e, adv. --> afine
[MED741] afinen, v. --> a-fine
[MED742] afingred, ppl. --> afingered
[MED743] afir(e, adv. &amp; pred. adj. --> afire
[MED744] afirst, adv.(1) --> a-first
[MED745] afirst, adv.(2) --> a-first
[MED746] afirthen, v. --> afirth
[MED747] afisheth, adv. --> a-fisheth
[MED748] afisshinge, adv. --> a-fishing
[MED749] aflashen, v. --> aflash
[MED750] afleien, v. --> afley
[MED751] aflemen, v. --> afleme
[MED752] aflen, v. --> afle
[MED752.5] aflete, adj. --> afleet
[MED753] aflighten, v. --> afflict
[MED754] aflod, adv. --> aflood
[MED755] aflote, adv. --> afloat
[MED756] afluhte, n. --> aflight
[MED757] afoisted, ppl. --> a-foisted
[MED758] afoled, ppl. --> afoled
[MED759] afon, v. --> afong
[MED760] afonden, v. --> afond
[MED761] afonned, adj. --> a-fond
[MED762] aforce, adv. --> afforce
[MED763] afore, adv. --> afore
[MED764] afor(e, prep. --> afore
[MED765] afore, conj. --> afore
[MED766] afore-, pref. --> afore
[MED767] afore-bese, n. --> 
[MED767.5] afore-cast, ppl. --> afore-cast
[MED767.6] afore-crien, v. --> afore-cry
[MED768] afor(e-hond, adv. --> aforehand
[MED769] a-for(e)non, adv. --> aforn-on | aforen-on
[MED770] aforen-on, adv. --> aforn-on | aforen-on
[MED770.5] afore-raiing, n. --> afore-ray
[MED770.6] afore-rediinge, n. --> afore-readying
[MED771] afor(e-seid, ppl. --> aforesaid
[MED772] a-for(e)ship, adv. --> a-foreship
[MED772.5] afore-thought, n. --> afore-thought
[MED773] afor(e-time, adv. --> aforetime
[MED774] afore-ward, adv. --> aforeward
[MED775] afor(e-writen, ppl. --> afore-written
[MED775.5] aforisme, n. --> aphorism
[MED776] aforn, adv. --> afore
[MED777] aforn, prep. --> afore
[MED778] aforn-, pref. --> aforn-
[MED779] aforn-hand, adv. --> aforehand
[MED780] aforn-seid, ppl. --> aforesaid
[MED781] aforn-yen, adv. &amp; prep. --> aforyen
[MED782] aforthen, v. --> afford
[MED783] a-forthward, adv. --> aforeward
[MED784] afor-yen, prep. --> 
[MED785] afor-yens, adv. &amp; prep. --> aforeyen
[MED786] afote, adv. &amp; pred. adj. --> afoot
[MED787] afounden, v.(1). --> afound
[MED788] afounden, v.(2) --> afound
[MED789] afoundred, ppl. --> afoundered
[MED790] afrainen, v. --> afrayne
[MED791] afresh, adv. --> afresh
[MED792] afreten, v. --> afrete
[MED793] afrighten, v. --> affright
[MED794] afrount, adv. --> afront
[MED795] afrounten, v. --> affront
[MED796] afte, adv. --> aft
[MED797] afte, conj. --> aft
[MED798] aftemeste, adj. --> aftermost | aftemost
[MED799] after, n. --> after
[MED800] after, adj. (? &amp; adv.) --> after
[MED801] after, adv. --> after
[MED802] after, prep. --> after
[MED803] after, conj. --> after
[MED804] after-, prefix. --> after-
[MED804.2] after-comen, v. --> after-come
[MED804.3] after-cominge, ger. --> after-coming
[MED804.4] after-gliden, v. --> after-glide
[MED805] afterhede, n. --> afterhead
[MED806] afterling, n. --> afterling
[MED807] after-long, adv. &amp; prep. --> afterlong
[MED808] after-mete, n. --> after meat
[MED809] after-non, n. --> afternoon
[MED809.5] after-psalm(e, n. --> after-psalm
[MED809.6] after-senden, v. --> after-send
[MED809.7] after-seuinge, adj. --> after-suing
[MED809.8] after-shaken, v. --> after-shake
[MED809.9] after-spiren, v. --> after-speer
[MED809.91] after-spraien, v. --> after-spray
[MED809.92] after-stonden, v. --> after-stand
[MED809.93] after-teller, n. --> after-stand
[MED809.94] after-ten, v. --> after-tee
[MED810] after-ward, adv. --> afterward
[MED810.5] after-ward, conj. --> afterward
[MED811] after-ward, prep. --> afterward
[MED812] afteward, adj. --> aftward
[MED812.5] after-wenden, v. --> after-wenden
[MED812.6] after-wilnen, v. --> after-wilne
[MED812.7] after-wishen, v. --> after-wish
[MED812.8] after-yernen, v. --> after-yearn
[MED812.9] agagement, n. --> agagement
[MED813] agame, adv. --> a-game
[MED814] agapis, n. --> agapis
[MED815] agarik(e, n. --> agaric
[MED816] agarite, n. --> agarite
[MED817] agas, n. --> agas
[MED818] agase, adv. --> agaze
[MED819] agasten, v. --> agast | aghast
[MED820] agastnet, ppl. --> aghasted
[MED821] agate, adv. --> agate
[MED822] age, n. --> age
[MED823] -age, suf. --> -age
[MED824] agednes, n. --> agedness
[MED825] ageet, ppl. --> aget
[MED826] ageinen, v. --> yain
[MED827] agen, v. --> age
[MED828] agendren, v. --> agender
[MED829] a&#x292;en-sla&#x292;a, n. --> own-slayer
[MED830] agent, n. --> agent
[MED831] -ager, suf. --> -ager
[MED832] agerse, adv. --> agrass | agerse
[MED833] agessen, v. --> agesse
[MED834] aget, adv. --> a-get
[MED835] agger, n. --> agger
[MED836] aggravat, ppl. --> aggravate
[MED837] aggravaunt, ppl. --> aggravant
[MED838] aggregacioun, n. --> aggregation
[MED839] aggregant, ppl. --> aggregant
[MED840] aggregat, n. --> aggregate
[MED840.5] aggregate, adj. --> aggreate
[MED841] aggregaten, v. --> aggregate
[MED842] aggregatif, -ive, adj. --> aggregative
[MED843] aggreggen, v. --> aggrege | aggredge
[MED844] aggregging, ger. --> aggreging
[MED845] agible, adj. --> agible
[MED846] agien, v. --> agye
[MED847] agiled, ppl. --> aguiled
[MED847.5] agilen, v. --> aguile
[MED848] agilite, n. --> agility
[MED849] agilpercy, n. --> agilpercy
[MED850] agilt, n. --> aguilt
[MED851] agilten, v. --> aguilt
[MED852] aginnen, v. --> ongin
[MED853] aginnere, n. --> aginner
[MED854] aginninge, ger. --> aginning
[MED855] agiographe(s, n. --> Hagiographa
[MED856] agisen, v. --> aguise
[MED857] agiste, n. --> ageste
[MED858] agist(e)ment, n. --> agistment
[MED859] agisten, v. --> gist
[MED860] agistour, n. --> agistor | agister
[MED860.5] agitacioun, n. --> agitation
[MED861] agitat, ppl. --> agitat(e
[MED862] aglen, v. --> agle
[MED863] aglet, n. --> aglet | aiglet
[MED864] agliden, v. --> aglide
[MED865] aglien, v. --> agly
[MED865.5] aglienter, n. --> eglantine
[MED866] aglift, adj. --> aglift
[MED867] agli&#x292;te, v. (p.t.) --> agly
[MED868] aglopned, ppl. --> aglopened
[MED869] aglotien, v. --> aglut
[MED870] agnelet, n. --> agnellet
[MED871] agnicioun, n. --> agnition
[MED871.5] agnou, n. --> agnou
[MED872] agnus castus, phrase. --> agnus castus
[MED873] agnus (dei), n. or phrase. --> Agnus Dei
[MED874] agogge, adv. --> agog
[MED875] agon, v. --> ago
[MED876] agonie, n. --> agony
[MED877] agraithen, v. --> agraith
[MED878] agraithing, ger. --> agraithing
[MED878.5] agrame, adv. --> agrame
[MED879] agramen, v. --> agrame, v.
[MED879.5] agraued, ppl. --> aggraved
[MED880] agraunten, v. --> agraunte
[MED881] agre, adv. --> agree
[MED882] agreable, adj. --> agreeable
[MED883] agreab(le)li, adv. --> agreeably
[MED884] agreablete, n. --> agreeability
[MED885] agredy, v. --> agraith
[MED886] agreen, v. --> agree
[MED887] agref, n. --> agrief
[MED888] agref, adv. --> agrief
[MED889] agreing, ger. --> agreeing
[MED890] agremed, ppl. --> agramed | agremed | agromed
[MED891] agrement, n. --> agreement
[MED892] agrest, adj. &amp; n. --> agrest
[MED893] agret(e, adv. --> a great
[MED894] agreten, v. --> agreet
[MED895] agrevaunce, n. --> aggrievance
[MED896] agreven, v. --> aggrieve
[MED897] agreving, ger. --> aggrieving
[MED898] agricultor, n. --> agricultor
[MED899] agriculture, n. --> agriculture
[MED900] agriden, v. --> agird
[MED901] agrillen, v. --> agrill(e | agrulle
[MED902] agriofagi, n. (pl.) --> agriophagy
[MED902.5] agrippa, n. --> agrippa
[MED903] agrisen, v. --> agrise
[MED904] agropen, v. --> agrope
[MED905] agrot(e)ien, v. --> agrote
[MED906] agrotoning, ger. --> agrotening
[MED907] aground(e, adv. --> aground
[MED908] agrounded, ppl. --> ygrounded
[MED909] agruggen, v. --> aggrudge
[MED910] agrugging, ger. --> aggrudging
[MED911] agruwie, v. (subj. sg. 3) --> agruw
[MED912] ague, n. --> ague
[MED913] agu(e, adj. --> ague
[MED914] aguesed, ppl. --> aguised
[MED915] agueys, n. --> agueys
[MED916] aguice, n. --> aguise
[MED917] aguler, n. --> aguiler
[MED918] a&#x292;onge(n, ppl. --> aguesed
[MED919] aha, interj. --> aha
[MED919.5] a-hauked, ppl. --> a-hauked
[MED920] ahebben, v. --> aheave
[MED921] ahigh, adv. --> a-high
[MED922] ahon, v. --> ahang
[MED923] ahove, adv. --> ahove
[MED924] ahungred, ppl. --> ahungered
[MED925] ahungri, adj. --> a-hungry
[MED926] ahylden, v. --> ahield
[MED927] ai, adv. --> ay | aye
[MED928] ai, interj. --> aye | ay
[MED929] aida(u)nt, ppl. &amp; n. --> aidant
[MED930] aide, n. --> aid
[MED931] aiden, v. --> aid
[MED932] aiel, n. --> aiel
[MED932.5] ailesame, n. --> ailesame
[MED933] -ail(le, suf. --> -aille
[MED934] aimant, n. --> aymont
[MED935] ain, num. --> one
[MED936] aindain, adj. --> aindain
[MED937] -ain(e, suf. --> -ain
[MED938] aines, n. (pl.) --> aynes
[MED939] air, n.(1) --> air
[MED940] air, n.(2) --> air
[MED941] air(e, n. --> aire
[MED942] -air(e, suf. --> -aire
[MED943] airen, v.(1) --> ayre | ayere
[MED944] airen, v.(2) --> aire
[MED945] airi, adj. --> aery
[MED945.5] airish, adj. --> airish
[MED946] airish bestes, phrase. --> airish beasts
[MED947] airli, adj. --> airly
[MED948] aisel, n. --> eisell
[MED949] ai-wher, adv. --> aywhere
[MED949.5] ai-whiles, adv. --> ay-whiles
[MED950] ai-wi&#x292;t, adv. --> any-wight
[MED951] aizon, -os, n. --> aizoon
[MED952] ajoinat, ppl. --> adunate
[MED953] ajoina(u)nt, ppl. --> adjoinant
[MED954] ajoinen, v. --> adjoin
[MED955] ajorneien, v. --> adjourn
[MED956] ajournement, n. --> adjournment
[MED957] ajournen, v. --> adjourn
[MED958] ajourning, ger. --> adjourning
[MED959] ajug(g)en, v. --> adjudge
[MED960] ajusten, v. --> adjust
[MED961] akamanda, n. --> akamanda
[MED962] akeful, adj. --> acheful
[MED963] akelden, v. --> acold
[MED964] akelen, v. --> akele
[MED965] aken, v. --> ache
[MED966] akennednesse, n. --> akenness
[MED967] akennen, v.(1) --> aken(ne
[MED968] akennen, v.(2) --> aken(ne
[MED969] akenning, ger. --> akenning
[MED970] akepen, v. --> akeep
[MED971] aker, n.(1) --> acre
[MED972] aker, n.(2) --> acker
[MED973] aker-man, n. --> acreman
[MED974] akerven, v. --> acarve
[MED975] aketoun, n. --> acton
[MED976] aketouner, n. --> actoner
[MED977] akimed, ppl. --> akimed
[MED978] aking, ger. --> aching
[MED979] akne(s, adv. --> aknee
[MED980] aknouen, v. --> acknow
[MED981] aknoue(n, ppl. (orig. adj.) --> acknown
[MED982] akorn, n. --> acorn
[MED983] ak&#xFE;e, n. --> acthe
[MED983.5] ak&#x00FE;eful, adj. --> ak&#x00FE;eful
[MED984] al, n. --> awl
[MED985] al, lim. adj. &amp; n. --> all
[MED986] al, adv. &amp; conj. --> all
[MED987] al-, pref. --> al-
[MED988] -al, suf. --> -al
[MED989] alabastre, n. --> alabaster
[MED990] alabastrum, n. --> alabastrum
[MED991] alaba(u)ndine, n. --> alabandine
[MED992] al aboute(n, phr., adv., &amp; prep. --> all about
[MED993] alacchen, v. --> alacche
[MED994] alacke, int. --> alack
[MED995] Ala corvi,  --> ala corvi
[MED996] alacrite, n. --> alacrity
[MED997] Alaezel, n. --> Alaezel
[MED998] alai, n. --> allay
[MED999] alaien, v. --> allay
[MED1000] alaiing, ger. --> allaying
[MED1001] alaine, n. --> halein
[MED1002] alainen, v. --> 
[MED1003] alambik, n. --> alembic
[MED1004] alamed, ppl. --> alamed
[MED1005] alamire, n. --> alamire
[MED1006] alamites, n. (pl.) --> alamite
[MED1007] Alanes, n. (pl.) --> Alan
[MED1008] alarded, ppl. --> alard
[MED1009] alarge, adv. --> alarge
[MED1010] alargen, v. --> alarge
[MED1011] alarger, n. --> alarger
[MED1012] alarging, ger. --> alarging
[MED1013] alarm(e, interj. &amp; n. --> alarm
[MED1014] alas, int. --> alas
[MED1015] alasken, v. --> alask-i
[MED1016] a-last, adv. (&amp; phrase) --> alast
[MED1016.5] alast, ppl. --> alast
[MED1017] alate, adv. (?phrase) --> alate
[MED1018] alatred, n. --> alathod
[MED1019] alauda, n. --> alauda
[MED1020] ala(u)nder, n. --> alander
[MED1021] alaunt, n. --> alan
[MED1022] al awei, phr. &amp; adv. --> all away
[MED1022.5] alaxen, v. --> relaxen
[MED1023] albaras, n. --> al-baras
[MED1023.5] albedsanen, n. --> albedsanen
[MED1024] alb-espine, n. --> albespyne | albespine
[MED1025] albeston, n. --> asbestos
[MED1026] albificacioun, n. --> albification
[MED1027] albificaten, v. --> albificate
[MED1028] albificative, adj. --> albificative
[MED1029] Albion, n. --> Albion
[MED1030] al-bisi, adv. --> albysi | albyssi
[MED1030.5] albugineus, adj. --> albugineous
[MED1031] al-chan, n. --> khan
[MED1032] alchimin, n. --> alchimin
[MED1033] alcioun, n. --> halcyon
[MED1034] alcofol, n. --> alcofol
[MED1035] alcola, n. --> alcola
[MED1036] al dai, phr. &amp; adv. --> alday
[MED1037] aldaro(u)n, n. --> aldaron
[MED1038] Aldeboran, n. --> Aldebaran
[MED1039] alder, n.(1) --> alder
[MED1040] alder, n.(2) --> alder
[MED1041] alder-, pref. --> alder-
[MED1042] alderdom, n. --> alderdom
[MED1043] alder-elde, n. --> alderelde
[MED1043.5] alderfairest, n. --> alder-fairest
[MED1043.6] alderfastest, adv. --> alder-fastest
[MED1043.7] alderfattest, n. --> alder-fattest
[MED1043.8] alderfewest, n. --> alderfewest
[MED1043.9] alderfinest, n. --> alder-finest
[MED1043.91] aldergretest, n. --> alder-greatest
[MED1043.92] alderlast, n. --> alder-last
[MED1044] alder-man, n. --> alderman
[MED1045] aldermanrie, n. --> aldermanry
[MED1046] aldermanshipe, n. --> aldermanship
[MED1047] aldershipen, n. (pl.) --> aldership
[MED1047.5] alderstrengest, n. --> alder-strongest
[MED1047.6] alderwisest, n. --> alder-wisest
[MED1048] aldiran, n. --> aldiran
[MED1049] aldret, n. --> alderet
[MED1050] al-drihten, adj. --> all-drighten
[MED1051] ale, n. --> ale
[MED1052] a-le, adv. --> alee
[MED1052.5] alecost, n. --> alecost
[MED1053] alectorie, n. --> alectory
[MED1054] aleden, v. --> a-lead
[MED1054.5] aleden, v.(2) --> a-lead
[MED1055] a-left, adv. --> aleft
[MED1056] al-egre, n. --> alegar
[MED1056.5] ale-grot, n. --> ale-groat
[MED1057] a-lehalf, adv. --> a-leehalf
[MED1057.5] ale-hove, n. --> alehoof
[MED1058] alei(e, n. --> alley
[MED1059] aleied, adj. --> alleyed
[MED1060] aleien, v. --> allay
[MED1061] Alemaine, n. --> Almaine | Almany
[MED1062] Alemainisc, adj. --> Alemannish
[MED1063] Aleman(n)es, n. (pl.) --> Alemanni
[MED1064] alembroth, n. --> alembroth
[MED1065] alemen, v. --> aleme
[MED1066] alenden, v. --> alende
[MED1067] alenen, v. --> alene
[MED1068] alengthe, adv. --> alength
[MED1069] aleop, v. (p.t.) --> a-leap
[MED1070] ale-pevere, n. --> oylepever
[MED1071] ales, n. (pl.) --> alez
[MED1072] alesednesse, n. --> alesedness | alesendness
[MED1073] alesen, v.(1) --> alese
[MED1074] alesen, v.(2) --> alose
[MED1075] alesend, n. --> alesend
[MED1076] alesendnesse, n. --> alesedness | alesendness
[MED1077] alesinge, ger. --> alesing
[MED1078] alesnesse, n. --> aleseness | alesness
[MED1079] alesten, v. --> ylast
[MED1080] alet, n. --> ailette
[MED1081] aleten, v. --> alet
[MED1082] alethen, v. --> alethe
[MED1083] aletten, v. --> alet
[MED1083.5] alewispe, n. --> alewispe
[MED1084] Alexandrin, n. --> Alexandrine
[MED1085] alfilude, n. --> alfilude
[MED1086] alfita, n. --> alphita
[MED1087] al-fulnes, n. --> all-fullness
[MED1088] alf-wort, n. --> elf-wort
[MED1089] algada, n. --> algada
[MED1090] algarbe, n. --> algarde
[MED1091] algasen, n. --> algasen
[MED1092] al-gate(s, adv. --> algate | algates
[MED1093] algebra, n. --> algebra
[MED1094] al-ger, n. --> elger
[MED1095] Algol, n. --> Algol
[MED1096] Algomeisa, -e, n. --> algomeisa
[MED1097] algour, n. --> algor
[MED1097.5] al grei&#x00F0;e, adv. --> al grei&#x00F0;e
[MED1098] Alhabor, n. --> alhabor
[MED1099] Alhaiot, n. --> alhaioth
[MED1100] al-halwe(n, n. (pl.) --> all-hallows
[MED1101] alharbat, n. --> alharbat
[MED1102] alhaste, n. --> alhaste
[MED1103] al-heil, interj. --> all hail
[MED1104] al-hol, adj. &amp; adv. --> all-whole
[MED1105] al-hol, interj. --> all whole
[MED1105.5] al-holde, n. --> all-hold
[MED1106] al-holi, adj. --> all-holy
[MED1107] al-holli, adv. --> all-wholly
[MED1108] aliage, n. --> alliage
[MED1108.5] aliahar, n. --> aliahar
[MED1109] alias, n. &amp; adv. --> alias
[MED1110] alibban, v. --> a-live
[MED1111] alich, adj. --> alike
[MED1112] aliche, adv. --> alike
[MED1113] alien, n. --> alien
[MED1114] alien, adj. --> alien
[MED1115] alienacioun, n. --> alienation
[MED1116] alienat, ppl. --> alienate
[MED1117] alienen, v. --> alien
[MED1118] aliening, ger. --> aliening
[MED1119] alies, n. (pl.) --> aleys
[MED1120] aliete, n. --> aliet
[MED1121] al-if, conj. --> all if
[MED1122] aliggen, v. --> alie
[MED1123] alighten, v.(1) --> alight
[MED1124] alighten, v.(2) --> alight
[MED1125] alighting(e, ger.(1) --> alighting
[MED1126] alightinge, ger.(2) --> alighting
[MED1127] alightnen, v. --> alighten
[MED1128] alikli, adv. --> alikely
[MED1128.5] aliment(e, n. --> aliment
[MED1129] alimiten, v. --> alimit
[MED1130] aline, adv. --> aline
[MED1131] alinen, v.(1) --> aline
[MED1132] alinen, v.(2) --> align
[MED1133] alir, n. --> of lyre
[MED1134] aliri, adv. or adj. --> aliry
[MED1135] alisa(u)ndre, n. --> alexanders
[MED1136] alised, ppl. --> alised
[MED1136.5] alissen, v. --> lisse
[MED1137] alite, adv. --> alite
[MED1138] alithen, v. --> alithe
[MED1138.5] alithen, v.(2) --> alithe
[MED1139] ali&#xF0;ien, v. --> alith
[MED1140] alive, adv. &amp; adj. --> alive
[MED1140.5] aliven, v. --> aliven
[MED1141] alives, adv. --> alives
[MED1142] alkali, n. &amp; adj. --> alkali
[MED1143] alkamie, n. --> alchemy
[MED1144] alkamine, n. --> alkamine
[MED1145] alkamist(re, n. --> alchemister
[MED1146] alkanamier, n. --> alkanamyer
[MED1147] alkanne(t, n. --> alkanet
[MED1148] alkarad, n. --> alkarad
[MED1149] alkaron, n. --> Alcoran
[MED1150] alkenkengi, n. --> alkekengi
[MED1151] alkere, ?adj. --> alker
[MED1152] alketran, n. --> alchitran | alkitran
[MED1153] alkibrit, n. --> alkybryt
[MED1154] al-kin(nes, adj. &amp; (earlier) gen. phrase. --> alkin
[MED1155] alkymer, n. --> alkimer
[MED1156] allectif, adj. as n. --> allective
[MED1157] allectuos, adj. --> allectuose
[MED1158] allef, n. --> aleph
[MED1159] allegacioun, n. --> allegation
[MED1160] allegaten, v. --> allegate
[MED1161] allegea(u)nce, n.(1) --> allegeance
[MED1162] allegeaunce, n.(2) --> allegeance
[MED1163] alleg(g)ement, n. --> allegement | alegement
[MED1164] alleggen, v.(1) --> allege
[MED1165] alleggen, v.(2) --> allege
[MED1166] allegging(e, ger. --> alleging
[MED1167] allegorice, adv. --> allegorically
[MED1168] allegorie, n. --> allegory
[MED1169] allegorik, adj. --> allegoric
[MED1170] allegorisen, v. --> allegorize
[MED1171] alleien, v. --> allay
[MED1172] alleluia, exclam. &amp; n. --> alleluia
[MED1173] allen, v. --> all
[MED1173.5] alleniaten, v. --> alleniate
[MED1174] alleron, n. --> olderon
[MED1175] alles, adv. --> alles
[MED1176] alleviacioun, n. --> alleviation
[MED1177] alleviaten, v. --> alleviate
[MED1178] alleviaunce, n. --> alleviance
[MED1178.5] allevien, v. --> allevy
[MED1179] allia(u)nce, n. --> alliance
[MED1180] allidatha, n. --> alidad(e
[MED1181] allie, n. --> ally
[MED1182] allien, v. --> ally
[MED1183] alligeaunce, n. --> allegiance
[MED1183.5] allilacas, n. --> alidade
[MED1184] alling, ger. --> alling
[MED1185] allinge(s, adv. --> allings
[MED1186] allocacion, n. --> allocation
[MED1187] allocate, n. &amp; adj. --> allocate
[MED1188] al-longe, adj. --> along
[MED1189] allon-speche, n. --> all-on speech
[MED1190] al(l)opicia, -ie, n. --> alopecia
[MED1191] allouable, adj. --> allowable
[MED1192] allouabli, adv. --> allowably
[MED1193] alloua(u)nce, n. --> allowance
[MED1194] allouen, v. --> allow
[MED1195] allouing, ger. --> allowing
[MED1196] allouingli, adv. --> allowingly
[MED1197] al-love, n. --> all-love
[MED1198] almacur, n. --> alma&#xE7;our | alma&#xE7;ur
[MED1199] Almageste, n. --> almagest
[MED1200] almaille, n. --> animal
[MED1201] al-maner, adj. &amp; adv. --> all manner
[MED1202] Almareth, n. --> almareth
[MED1203] alma(u)nde, n. --> almond
[MED1204] almaunder, n. --> almander | almaunder
[MED1205] alma(u)ndin, adj. --> almandin(e
[MED1206] alme, n. --> alum
[MED1207] almenak, n. --> almanac
[MED1208] almerie, n. --> ambry | aumbry
[MED1209] almes-dede, n. --> alms-deed
[MED1210] almesful, adj. --> almsful
[MED1211] almes-gern, adj. --> alms-yern
[MED1212] almesles, adj. --> almsless
[MED1213] almes(se, n. --> alms
[MED1214] almes(se-dish, n. --> alms-dish
[MED1215] almes(se-hous, n. --> almshouse
[MED1216] almes(se-man, n. --> almsman
[MED1217] almicanteras, n. --> almucantar
[MED1218] al-might, n. --> almight
[MED1219] al-might, adj. --> almight
[MED1220] al-mightende, ppl. --> almightend
[MED1221] almight-ful, adj. --> almightful
[MED1222] al-mighti, adj. (&amp; n.) --> almighty
[MED1223] almightihede, n. --> almightihead
[MED1224] al-mightin, adj. --> almightin
[MED1225] al-mightines, n. --> almightiness
[MED1226] almoin, n. --> almoign | almoin
[MED1227] al-most, adv. --> almost
[MED1228] almuri, n. --> almury
[MED1229] Alnath, n. --> alnath
[MED1230] alod, pred. adj. --> on lodder
[MED1231] aloe(s, n. --> aloe
[MED1232] aloft(e, adv. --> aloft
[MED1233] alofte, prep. --> aloft
[MED1233.5] alofte-stonden, v. --> aloft-stand
[MED1234] alogen, v. --> allodge
[MED1235] aloigne, n. --> aloigne
[MED1236] aloinement, n. --> aloynment
[MED1237] aloinen, v. --> aloyn
[MED1238] aloininge, ger. --> aloyning
[MED1239] alomp, v. (p.sg.) --> alimp
[MED1240] alond(e, adv. --> aland
[MED1241] al-on(e, adv. &amp; adj. --> alone
[MED1242] al-oneli, adv. --> alonely
[MED1243] along, adj. --> along
[MED1244] along, adv. &amp; prep. --> along
[MED1245] alonged, ppl. --> alonged
[MED1246] alongen, v. --> along
[MED1247] alonnesse, n. --> aloneness
[MED1248] alon&#xFE;, adv. --> alonth
[MED1249] alore, adv. --> alore
[MED1250] alosen, v. --> alose
[MED1251] alothen, v. --> aloathe
[MED1252] alotten, v. --> allot
[MED1253] aloud(e, adv. --> aloud
[MED1254] aloue, adv. --> alow
[MED1255] alour, n. --> alure
[MED1256] aloured, ppl. --> alured
[MED1257] alouring, n. --> aluring
[MED1258] al-out, adv. --> all out
[MED1259] alouten, v. --> alout
[MED1260] al-outreli, adv. --> all-utterly
[MED1261] al-over, adv. --> all over
[MED1262] alovien, v. --> alove
[MED1263] alowes, n. --> allowes
[MED1264] alowes, n.(pl.) --> alowes
[MED1265] alowesed, ppl. --> alowesed
[MED1266] alpe, n. --> alp
[MED1267] Alpes, n. --> Alps
[MED1268] alpha, n. --> alpha
[MED1269] alphabete, n. --> alphabet
[MED1270] Alpheta, n. --> alpheta
[MED1271] Alpine, adj. --> Alpine
[MED1272] al redi, phr. &amp; adj. --> already
[MED1273] al-redi, adv. --> already
[MED1274] al-right(es, adv. --> alright
[MED1275] al-sauf, phr. &amp; adv. --> alsauf
[MED1276] alsephur, n. --> alsefur
[MED1277] also, adv. --> as
[MED1278] al-sone, adv. &amp; conj. --> alsoon
[MED1279] al-soule(n dai, phr. --> All Souls' Day
[MED1280] al-swich, adj. &amp; adv. --> all such
[MED1280.5] alte, adv. --> alte
[MED1281] altea, n. --> althea
[MED1282] alteluda, n. --> alteluda
[MED1283] altemetrie, n. --> altimetry
[MED1284] alterable, adj. --> alterable
[MED1285] alteracioun, n. --> alteration
[MED1286] alteraten, v. --> alterate
[MED1287] alterath, n. --> alterath
[MED1288] alteratif, adj. --> alterative
[MED1289] altercacioun, n. --> altercation
[MED1290] altercand, ppl. --> altercand
[MED1290.5] altercaten, v. --> altercate
[MED1291] alteren, v. --> alter
[MED1292] alterite, n. --> alterity
[MED1293] alterment, n. --> alterment
[MED1294] alternacioun, n. --> alternation
[MED1295] alternatli, adv. --> alternately
[MED1296] alternen, v. --> altern
[MED1297] al&#xFE;eodene, n. (gen. pl.) --> althedy
[MED1298] altheodi, adj. &amp; n. --> altheodi
[MED1299] altheodisc, adj. --> altheodisc
[MED1300] al-thing, al(le thing, n. &amp; (earlier) phr. --> all-thing
[MED1301] al-though, conj. --> although
[MED1302] altificacioun, n. --> altification
[MED1303] al-time(s, adv. --> all-time
[MED1303.5] altimetric, adj. --> altimetric
[MED1304] altitude, n. --> altitude
[MED1305] al-to, adv. --> all-to
[MED1306] al togeder, phr. &amp; adv. --> altogether
[MED1306.5] al-togederes, adv. --> altogethers
[MED1307] alum, n. --> alum
[MED1308] alumen, n. --> alum
[MED1309] alumen, v. --> alum
[MED1310] alumere, n. --> alumere
[MED1310.5] aluming, ger. --> aluming
[MED1311] aluminous, adj. --> aluminous
[MED1312] alumner, n. --> alumner
[MED1313] alumning, ger. --> allumining
[MED1314] alumous, adj. --> alumous
[MED1315] alunde, ? ppl. --> alunde
[MED1316] aluren, v. --> allure
[MED1317] alutel, n. --> aludel
[MED1318] alwealdend, n. &amp; ppl. --> alwaldend
[MED1319] al-wei, adv. --> alway
[MED1320] al-welding, ppl. --> all-wielding
[MED1321] al-what, pron. --> allwhat
[MED1322] al-what, conj. --> allwhat
[MED1322.5] al-what, prep. --> al-what
[MED1323] al-wher, adv. &amp; conj. --> all-where
[MED1324] al-wight, n. --> el-wight
[MED1325] al-wise, adv. --> alwise
[MED1326] al-wit, n. --> all-wit
[MED1327] al-witti, adj. --> all-witty
[MED1328] al-wittines, n. --> all-wittiness
[MED1329] alyfen, v. --> alyfen
[MED1330] alyten(d)e, pr. ppl. --> aloutend
[MED1331] amable, adj. --> amable | amabile
[MED1332] amad, adj. --> amad
[MED1333] amadriades, n. (pl.) --> hamadryad
[MED1334] amaien, v. --> amay
[MED1335] amained, ppl. --> amayed
[MED1336] amaistren, v. --> amaister
[MED1337] amal, n. --> amel
[MED1338] amalette, n. --> amulet
[MED1339] amalgam(e, n. --> amalgam
[MED1340] amalgamen, v. --> amalgam
[MED1341] amalgaming, ger. --> amalgaming
[MED1342] amansen, v. --> amanse
[MED1343] amansinge, ger. --> amansing
[MED1344] amarak, n. --> amaracus
[MED1345] amarites, n. --> amarites
[MED1346] amarscled, ppl. --> amarscled
[MED1347] amartren, v. --> amartyr
[MED1348] amarusca, n. --> amarisca
[MED1349] amased, ppl. --> amazed
[MED1350] amasing, ppl. --> amazing
[MED1351] amat, adj. --> amate
[MED1352] amated, ppl. --> amated
[MED1353] amatist(e, n. --> amethyst
[MED1354] Amazoine, -zon(ia, n. --> Amazon
[MED1355] Amazones, n. (pl.) --> Amazon
[MED1356] ambages, n. --> ambage
[MED1357] ambassade, n. --> ambassiate
[MED1358] ambassadour, n. --> ambassador | embassador
[MED1359] ambassadrie, n. --> ambassadry
[MED1360] ambassage, n. --> ambassage | embassage
[MED1361] ambassatour, n. --> ambassador | embassador
[MED1362] ambes-as, n. --> ambs-ace
[MED1363] ambicioun, n. --> ambition
[MED1364] ambicious, adj. --> ambitious
[MED1365] ambiciousli, adv. --> ambitiously
[MED1366] ambidexter, adj. as n. --> ambidexter
[MED1367] ambiguite, n. --> ambiguity
[MED1367.5] ambitus, n. --> ambit
[MED1368] amblaunt, ppl. --> amblant
[MED1369] amble, n. --> amble
[MED1370] amblen, v. --> amble
[MED1371] ambler(e, n.(1) --> ambler
[MED1372] amblere, n.(2) --> amblere
[MED1373] ambling ringes, n. (pl.) --> ambling ring
[MED1374] amboht, n. --> amboht
[MED1375] ambre, n. --> amphore
[MED1376] ambre-gris, n. --> ambergris
[MED1377] ambrose, n. --> ambrose
[MED1378] ambrosianisce, adj. --> Ambrosian
[MED1379] ambrosien, -ine, adj. &amp; n. --> ambrosian
[MED1380] ambulary, adj. --> ambulary
[MED1381] ambulatif, adj. --> ambulative
[MED1382] ame, n.(1) --> aim
[MED1383] ame, n.(2) --> aam
[MED1384] ameked, ppl. --> ameek
[MED1385] amel, n. --> amel
[MED1386] ameldian, v. --> ameld
[MED1387] ameled, ppl. --> ameled | amelled
[MED1388] ameling, ger. --> ameling
[MED1388.5] amelioracioun, n. --> amerlioration
[MED1389] amelour, n. --> amelour
[MED1390] amen, v. --> aim
[MED1391] amen, interj. --> amen
[MED1392] amendable, adj. --> amendable
[MED1393] amend(e)ment, n. --> amendment
[MED1394] amenden, v. --> amend
[MED1395] amender, n. --> amender
[MED1396] amende(s, n. --> amends
[MED1397] amendinge, ger. --> amending
[MED1398] amene, n. --> amene
[MED1399] amene, adj. --> amene
[MED1400] amenen, v. --> amaine
[MED1401] amengen, v. --> amenge
[MED1402] amenite, n. --> amenity
[MED1403] amentisen, v. --> amentise
[MED1404] amentissment, n. --> amentissment
[MED1405] amenusen, v. --> amenuse
[MED1406] amenusinge, ger. --> amenusing
[MED1407] amenutising, ger. --> amenutise
[MED1408] ameos, n. --> ammeos | ameos
[MED1409] amer, adj. as n. --> amere
[MED1410] amercen, v. --> amerce
[MED1411] amercie, n. --> amercie
[MED1412] amerciment, n. --> amercement
[MED1413] amereli, adv. --> amerely
[MED1414] ameroch, n. --> ameroch
[MED1415] amerren, v. --> amar
[MED1416] amersing, n. --> amercing
[MED1417] amerveilled, ppl. --> amarvel
[MED1418] amervel, adj. --> amarvel
[MED1419] amervelen, v. --> amarvel
[MED1420] amesen, v. --> amese
[MED1421] amesing, ger. --> amesing
[MED1422] amesuren, v. --> admeasure
[MED1423] ameten, v. --> ameten
[MED1424] ameven, v. --> amove
[MED1425] ameving, ger. --> amoving
[MED1426] amfract, n. --> anfract
[MED1427] amfractuous, adj. --> anfractuose
[MED1428] amiable, adj. --> amiable
[MED1429] amiabli, adv. --> amiably
[MED1430] amicable, adj. --> amicable
[MED1431] amid(de, adv. &amp; prep. --> amid
[MED1432] amiddel, adv. --> amiddle
[MED1433] amid-hepes, -heppes, adv. --> amid-heaps
[MED1434] amid-mong, prep. --> amidmong
[MED1435] amidoun, n. --> amydon
[MED1436] amid-right, adv. &amp; prep. --> amidright
[MED1437] amid-ward, adv. &amp; prep. --> amidward
[MED1437.5] amidwei, adv. --> amidway
[MED1438] ami(e, n. --> ami | amy(e
[MED1439] amigdales, n. (pl.) --> amygdal
[MED1440] amigracioun, n. --> amigration
[MED1441] amike, n. --> amic
[MED1441.5] amine, adj. --> amine
[MED1442] aminge, ger. --> aiming
[MED1443] amiral, n. --> admiral
[MED1444] amiralte, n. --> admiralty
[MED1445] amiren, v. --> admire
[MED1446] amirien, v. --> amerry
[MED1447] amis, pred. adj. --> amiss
[MED1448] amis, adv. --> amiss
[MED1449] amis-going, ger. --> amiss-going
[MED1450] amissen, v. --> amiss
[MED1451] amission, n. --> amission
[MED1452] amit, n. --> amit(e
[MED1453] amite, n. --> amity
[MED1454] amitten, v. --> admit
[MED1455] amla&#x292;e, n. --> amlaugh
[MED1456] amobre, n. --> amobreship
[MED1457] amocioun, n. --> amotion
[MED1458] a mod, phr. or adj. --> amud
[MED1459] amoderat, adj. --> amoderate
[MED1460] amoderen, v. --> amodere
[MED1461] amomum, n. --> amome
[MED1462] amonestement, n. --> admonishment
[MED1463] amonesten, v. --> admonish
[MED1464] amonestinge, ger. --> admonishing
[MED1465] among(es, adv. --> among
[MED1466] among(es, prep. --> among
[MED1467] amonicioun, n. --> admonition
[MED1468] amor ereos,  --> amor ereos
[MED1469] amorette, n. --> amoret
[MED1470] amorning(es, adv. --> a-morning
[MED1471] amorosite, n. --> amorosity
[MED1472] amorous, adj. --> amorous
[MED1473] amorousli, adv. --> amorously
[MED1474] amortheren, v. --> amurder | amurther
[MED1475] amortis(e)ment, n. --> amortizement | amortisement
[MED1476] amortisen, v. --> amortize | amortiise
[MED1477] amortisinge, ger. --> amortizing | amortising
[MED1478] amorwe(n, adv. --> a-morrow
[MED1479] amountance, n. --> amountance
[MED1480] amounten, v. --> amount
[MED1481] amountment, n. --> amountment
[MED1482] amour, n.(1) --> amour
[MED1483] amour, n.(2) --> amour
[MED1483.5] amoven, v. --> amove
[MED1484] ampairi, v. --> ampeirier
[MED1485] amphibena, n. --> amphisbaena
[MED1486] amphibille, adj. --> amphibille
[MED1487] amphibologie, n. --> amphibology
[MED1488] amphit(h)eatre, n. --> amphitheatre | amphitheater
[MED1489] amphora, n. --> amphore
[MED1490] ample, adj. --> ample
[MED1491] ampli, adv. --> amply
[MED1491.5] ampliacioun, n. --> ampliation
[MED1492] ampliaten, v. --> ampliate
[MED1493] amplien, v. --> ample | amply
[MED1493.5] amplificacioun, n. --> amplification
[MED1494] amplifien, v. --> amplify
[MED1495] ampre, n. --> amper
[MED1496] ampte, n. --> ant
[MED1497] ampulle, n. --> ampul
[MED1498] ampuller, n. --> ampuller
[MED1498.5] amsote, n. --> nysot
[MED1499] amurca, n. --> amurca
[MED1499.5] amverse, n. --> amverse
[MED1500] amyllier, n. --> amyllier
[MED1501] amyvestyall, adj. --> amivestial
[MED1502] an-, pref.(1) --> an-
[MED1503] an-, pref.(2) --> an-
[MED1504] an-, pref.(3) --> an
[MED1505] an-, pref.(4) --> en-
[MED1506] an-, pref.(5) --> ad-
[MED1507] -an, suf. --> -an
[MED1508] ana, adv. --> ana
[MED1509] anabulla, n. --> anabulla
[MED1510] anacardus, n. --> anacard
[MED1510.5] anacasim, n. --> anacasim
[MED1511] anadise, v. --> anadize
[MED1511.5] anagogice, adv. --> anagogice
[MED1512] anagogie, n. --> anagogy
[MED1513] anagogik, adj. --> anagogic
[MED1514] analempsie, n. --> analepsy
[MED1515] analogie, n. --> analogy
[MED1516] anam, v. (p.) --> anim
[MED1517] anameled, ppl. --> enamelled
[MED1518] anangred, ppl. --> ananger
[MED1519] ananizapta, -us,  --> ananizapta
[MED1520] anapped, ppl. --> anapped
[MED1521] anarwen, v. --> anargh
[MED1522] anasarca, n. --> anasarca
[MED1522.5] anathasia, n. --> athanasy
[MED1523] anatomie, n. --> anatomy
[MED1524] anatomisen, v. --> anatomize
[MED1525] anbel&#x292;en, v. --> anbelghen
[MED1526] anbidien, anbiden, v. --> onbide
[MED1527] anbursten, v. --> anburst
[MED1528] ancer, n. --> anker
[MED1529] ancheisun, n. --> anchesoun
[MED1530] anchorite, n. --> anchorite | anchoret
[MED1531] ancille, n. --> ancille
[MED1532] ancipiter, n. --> accipiter
[MED1533] ancle, n. --> ankle | ancle
[MED1534] anconer, n. --> anconer
[MED1535] ancre, n. --> anchor
[MED1536] and, conj. (&amp; adv.) --> and
[MED1537] and-, pref. --> and-
[MED1538] -and, suf.(1) --> -and
[MED1539] ander-sith, adv. --> andersith
[MED1540] andetnes(se, n. --> andetnesse
[MED1541] andettan, v. --> andettan
[MED1542] and&#x292;&#xE6;ten, v. --> anget
[MED1543] and&#x292;&#xE6;tinge, ger. --> angetting
[MED1544] and&#x292;&#xE6;tnesse, n. --> andgetness
[MED1545] and&#x292;it, n. --> angit
[MED1546] and&#x292;itleast, n. --> andgitleast
[MED1547] and&#x292;itol, adj. --> andgyttol
[MED1548] andr&#xE6;dlice, adv. --> adreadly
[MED1549] andrede, n. --> andrede
[MED1550] Andrewes crosse, phrase. --> Andrew's Cross
[MED1551] Andrew gilder, phrase. --> Andrew gilder
[MED1552] androgine, n. --> androgyne
[MED1553] andromada, n. --> androdamus
[MED1554] Andromece, n. --> Andromeda
[MED1555] androsinoun, n. --> androsaemum
[MED1556] andrunkenleik, n. --> andrunkenlike
[MED1557] andseche, n. --> andsech
[MED1558] andsete, adj. &amp; n. --> andsete | ansete
[MED1559] an(d)springen, v. --> unspring
[MED1559.5] andur, conj. --> andur
[MED1560] andwaiting, ger. --> awaiting
[MED1561] and-weard, adj. &amp; adv. --> andweard
[MED1561.5] andwearden, v. --> andweard
[MED1562] andweardnes, n. --> andweardnesse
[MED1563] andweorc, n. --> andweorc
[MED1564] andwurden, v. --> andwurde | andwyrde
[MED1565] ane, adv. --> ane
[MED1566] anegren, v. --> anegren
[MED1567] anelas, n. --> anlace
[MED1568] anele(c)t, n. --> anlet
[MED1569] anelen, v.(1) --> anneal
[MED1570] anelen, v.(2) --> anele
[MED1571] anelen, v.(3) --> anhele
[MED1572] aneling, ger.(1) --> annealing
[MED1573] aneling(e, ger.(2) --> aneling
[MED1574] anem(p)nen, v. --> aname
[MED1575] an-ende, adv. --> an-end
[MED1576] anenden, v. --> anend
[MED1577] anentes, adv. --> anent
[MED1578] anent(es, prep. --> anent
[MED1579] aner, adj. --> aner
[MED1579.5] aneren, v. --> aneren
[MED1580] anerli, adv. --> anerly
[MED1581] anet(e, n. --> anet
[MED1582] aneue, adv. --> anew
[MED1583] aneuen, v.(1) --> anew
[MED1584] aneuen, v.(2) --> anew
[MED1585] aneurisma, -isme, n. --> aneurism
[MED1586] aneurismal, adj. as n. --> aneurismal
[MED1587] aneurismat, ppl. as n. --> aneurismat
[MED1588] aneus, n. (pl.) --> aneus
[MED1589] aneweste, adv. --> anewst | aneust
[MED1590] anewest(e, prep. --> aneust
[MED1591] anext, prep. --> anighst
[MED1592] anfencge, adj. --> anfencge
[MED1593] anfermien, v. --> anferme
[MED1593.5] anforngean, prep. --> aforyen
[MED1593.6] anful, adj. --> one-ful
[MED1594] angard, n. &amp; adj. --> angard
[MED1595] angar(d)li, adv. --> angardly
[MED1596] ange, adj. &amp; n. --> ange
[MED1597] anged, adj. --> anged
[MED1598] angel, n. --> angle
[MED1599] angel-twacche, n. --> angletwitch
[MED1600] anger, n. --> anger
[MED1601] angerful, adj. --> angerful
[MED1602] angerfulli, adv. --> angerfully
[MED1602.5] angerious, adj. --> angerious
[MED1603] angerli, adv. --> angerly
[MED1604] angernesse, n. --> angerness
[MED1604.5] angesom, adj. --> angesom
[MED1605] angin, n. --> angin
[MED1606] Angle, n.(1) --> Angle
[MED1607] angle, n.(2) --> angle
[MED1608] anglen, v.(1) --> angle
[MED1609] anglen, v.(2) --> angle
[MED1610] angler, n. --> angler
[MED1611] angler, adj. as n. --> angler
[MED1612] anglet, n. --> anglet
[MED1613] angling, ger. --> angling
[MED1614] ang-nail, n. --> agnail
[MED1615] angreggen, v. --> angredge
[MED1616] angren, v. --> anger
[MED1617] angri, adj. --> angry
[MED1618] angrili, adv. --> angrily
[MED1619] angrines(se, n. --> angriness
[MED1620] angring(e, ger. --> angering
[MED1621] angrom, -grum, n. --> angor, n.
[MED1622] anguille, n. --> anguille | anguelle
[MED1623] anguis, adj. --> anguish | anguis | anguissh
[MED1624] anguler, adj. --> angular
[MED1625] angulous, adj. --> angulous
[MED1626] angussinge, ger. --> anguishing
[MED1627] angwishli, adv. --> anguishly
[MED1628] angwisshe, n. --> anguish
[MED1629] angwisshen, v. --> anguish
[MED1630] angwisshous, adj. --> anguishous
[MED1631] angwisshousli, adv. --> anguishously
[MED1631.5] an&#x0292;escapen, v. --> an&#x0292;escapen
[MED1631.6] anharden, v. --> enharden
[MED1632] anhebben, v. --> 
[MED1633] anheien, v. --> anhigh(e
[MED1634] anheiinge, ger. --> anheiinge
[MED1635] anhenten, v. --> anhent
[MED1636] anheten, v. --> anheat
[MED1637] anhewen, v. (p. pl.) --> anhew
[MED1638] anhighten, v. --> anheighten
[MED1639] anhitten, v. --> anhit
[MED1640] anhongen, v. --> anhang
[MED1641] anhungred, ppl. --> anhungered
[MED1642] anhyalde, ppl. --> anheld
[MED1643] ani, lim. adj. --> any
[MED1644] ani-bodi, n. --> anybody
[MED1645] anienten, v. --> aniente
[MED1646] anientishen, v. --> anientise | anientish
[MED1647] anientishing, ger. --> enentising
[MED1648] anientishment, n. --> anientisement
[MED1649] ani-gates, adv. --> any gate
[MED1650] anigh, adv. --> anigh
[MED1651] anighen, v. --> anigh
[MED1652] anightertime, adv. --> a-nightertime
[MED1653] anight(es, adv. --> a-night
[MED1654] ani-kin(nes, phrase (used attrib.) &amp; adj. --> any-kyn | any-kyns
[MED1655] animadverten, v. --> animadvert
[MED1656] animal, n. --> animal
[MED1657] animal, adj. --> animal
[MED1658] ani-man, phrase &amp; n. --> any man
[MED1659] ani maner, phr. (used attrib.) --> any manner
[MED1660] animat, adj. --> animate
[MED1661] animos, adj. --> animose
[MED1662] animosite, n. --> animosity
[MED1663] an-inne(n, adv. &amp; prep. --> an-inne
[MED1664] ani on, phrase. --> anyone
[MED1665] anis, n. --> anise
[MED1666] ani&#xFE;erien, v. --> anether
[MED1667] ani-thing, phrase &amp; n. --> anything
[MED1668] anittida, n. --> anatida
[MED1669] ani-wei(s, adv. --> anyway | anyways
[MED1670] ani-what, pron. --> anywhat
[MED1671] ani-wher(e, adv. --> anywhere
[MED1672] ani-wise, phrase &amp; adv. --> anywise
[MED1673] an-kenned, ppl. --> ankenned | ancende
[MED1674] anker, n. --> anchor
[MED1675] ankerage, n. --> anchorage
[MED1676] ankeren, v. --> anchor
[MED1677] ankeresse, n. --> anchoress | ancress
[MED1678] ankne, n. --> anknee
[MED1678.5] an-lep(e, adj. --> onlepy
[MED1679] anlet, n. --> anleth
[MED1680] anletnesse, n. --> anlethness
[MED1681] anlich, adj. (&amp; n.) --> anlike
[MED1681.5] anliche, adv. --> anlike
[MED1682] anlicnesse, n. --> anlikeness
[MED1683] anlicni, v. --> anliken
[MED1684] an(n)ecten, v. --> annect
[MED1685] an(n)exen, v. --> annex
[MED1686] annexion, n. --> annexion
[MED1687] annichilat, ppl. --> annihilate
[MED1688] anniversarie, adj. &amp; n. --> anniversary
[MED1689] annosite, n. --> annosity
[MED1690] annotacion, n. --> annotation
[MED1691] annoten, v. --> annote
[MED1692] announcen, v. --> announce
[MED1693] annuel, adj. &amp; n. --> annual
[MED1694] annuel(l)er, adj. &amp; n. --> annueller
[MED1695] annuite, n. --> annuity
[MED1696] annullen, v. --> annul
[MED1697] annulling, ger. --> annulling
[MED1698] annumeraten, v. --> annumerate
[MED1699] an(n)unciacioun, n. --> nunciation
[MED1700] an(n)unciat, ppl. --> annunciate
[MED1701] annuncion, n. --> annuntion
[MED1702] annxumnesse, n. --> angsumnes
[MED1703] anoi, n. --> annoy
[MED1704] anoiaunce, n. --> annoyance
[MED1705] anoien, v. --> annoy
[MED1706] anoiful, adj. --> annoyful
[MED1707] anoiing, ger. --> annoying
[MED1708] anoiment, n. --> annoyment
[MED1709] anoious, adj. --> annoyous
[MED1710] anoiousli, adv. --> annoyously
[MED1711] anoisaunce, n. --> anoisaunce
[MED1712] anoisel, v. --> anoisel
[MED1713] anoisen, v. --> anoise
[MED1714] an-on, adv. &amp; conj. --> anon
[MED1715] anon, adv. --> a-noon
[MED1716] anon-right(es, adv. &amp; conj. --> anon-right
[MED1717] anon-ward, adv. --> anon-ward
[MED1718] anopena&#xF0;, v. (sg.3) --> anopen
[MED1719] anoselen, v. --> enoisel
[MED1720] anothing, ger. --> anothing
[MED1721] anou, adv. --> a-now
[MED1722] anoumb(e)ren, v. --> adnumber
[MED1723] anour, n. --> anour
[MED1724] anouren, v. --> anoure
[MED1725] anouring, ger. --> anoure
[MED1726] anpairin, v. --> appair
[MED1727] anpeinen, -in, v. --> anpeyn
[MED1728] an-red, adj. --> anred
[MED1729] anredlice, adv. --> anredly
[MED1730] anrednesse, n. --> anrednesse
[MED1731] anrid, n. --> onrid
[MED1732] ansa, n. --> ansa
[MED1733] an-s&#xE6;te, n. --> one-sat
[MED1734] ansene, n. --> ansine
[MED1734.5] anslet, n. --> hanselin
[MED1735] an-standende, ppl. --> one-standing
[MED1736] anstondan, v. --> onstand
[MED1737] answere, n. --> answer
[MED1738] answeren, v. --> answer
[MED1739] answering, ger. --> answering
[MED1740] answeringli, adv. --> answeringly
[MED1741] antartik, adj. &amp; n. --> Antarctic
[MED1742] ante-, pref. --> ante-
[MED1743] antecedent, adj. &amp; n. --> antecedent
[MED1744] anteceding, ppl. --> anteceding
[MED1745] antecessour, n. --> antecessor
[MED1746] Antecrist, n. --> Antichrist
[MED1747] ante-date, n. --> antedate
[MED1748] anteferren, v. --> antefer
[MED1749] antein, n. --> anteyn
[MED1750] antelette, n. --> antlet
[MED1751] antelope, n. --> antelope
[MED1752] anteme, n. --> anthem
[MED1753] antera, n. --> anthera
[MED1754] anterien, v. --> antery
[MED1755] anterioracioun, n. --> anterioration
[MED1756] antetheme, n. --> antethem(e
[MED1756.5] anthos, n. --> anthos
[MED1757] anti-, pref. --> anti-
[MED1758] anticipacioun, n. --> anticipation
[MED1759] antidotarie, n. --> antidotary
[MED1760] antidot(um, n. --> antidote
[MED1761] Antimarites, n. (pl.) --> Antimarites
[MED1762] antimber, n. --> antimber
[MED1763] antimonie, n. --> antimony
[MED1764] Antioch(e, n. --> Antioch
[MED1765] antiphoner(e, n. --> antiphoner
[MED1766] antipodes, n. (pl.) --> antipodes
[MED1767] anti-pope, n. --> antipope
[MED1768] antiquail(l)e, n. --> antiquaille
[MED1769] antiquat, adj. --> antiquate
[MED1770] antiquite, n. --> antiquity
[MED1770.5] antispacioun, n. --> anticipation
[MED1771] antispasat, ppl. --> antispasat
[MED1772] antispasen, v. --> antispase
[MED1773] antispasing, ger. --> antispasing
[MED1774] antispasi(s, n. --> antispasis
[MED1775] anti(s)paste, adv. --> antispaste
[MED1776] anti(s)pasticon, adj. as n. --> antispasticon
[MED1777] antispated, ppl. --> antispated
[MED1778] antitesis, n. --> antithesis
[MED1779] Anton(y, n. --> Anthony
[MED1780] antrax, n. --> anthrax
[MED1781] Antropomorfites, n. (pl.) --> anthropomorphite
[MED1782] anugged, ppl. --> enugged
[MED1783] an-under, adv. &amp; prep. --> anunder
[MED1784] an-uppe(n, adv. &amp; prep. --> anuppe
[MED1785] anus, n. --> anus
[MED1786] anvelt, n. --> anvil
[MED1787] anwald, n. --> onwald
[MED1788] anwalden, v. --> onwald
[MED1789] anweald, adj. --> onwald
[MED1790] anwealdnesse, n. --> onwaldness
[MED1790.5] anwelken, v. --> anwelken
[MED1791] anwenden, v. --> anwend
[MED1792] an-wherrfeddle&#x292;&#x292;e, n. --> anwherrfeddly
[MED1793] anydan ut, v. phrase --> a-need out
[MED1794] aouren, v. --> adore
[MED1794.5] aournement, n. --> adornment
[MED1795] aournen, v. --> adorn
[MED1796] ap-, pref. --> ap-
[MED1797] apaiement, n. --> appayment
[MED1798] apaien, v. --> apay
[MED1799] apainen, v. --> apain | apayne
[MED1800] apaire, adv. --> appair
[MED1801] apallen, v. --> appal | appall
[MED1802] a parcel(es, phr. --> a parcel
[MED1803] apart, adv. --> apart
[MED1804] aparti(e, adv. --> a-party
[MED1805] apartli, adv. --> apartly
[MED1806] apas, adv. --> apace
[MED1807] apassen, v. --> apass
[MED1808] ape, n. --> ape
[MED1809] apechement, n. --> appeachment
[MED1810] apechen, v. --> appeach
[MED1811] apechinge, ger. --> appeaching
[MED1812] apechour, -er, n. --> appeacher
[MED1813] aped, ppl. --> aped
[MED1814] ape-galle, n. --> apegalle
[MED1815] apeirement, n. --> appairment
[MED1816] apeiren, v. --> appair | apair
[MED1817] apeirere, n. --> appairer
[MED1818] apeiringe, ger. --> appairing
[MED1819] apelder, n. --> apeldor
[MED1820] apeluchier, v. --> apeluchier
[MED1820.5] apen, v. --> ape
[MED1821] apercen, v. --> apierce
[MED1822] apergen, v. --> apurge
[MED1823] aperial, adv. --> appearial
[MED1824] apericion, n. --> aperition
[MED1825] a-per-se, phrase as adj. &amp; n. --> A per se
[MED1826] apert, adj. --> apert
[MED1827] aperte, n. --> apert&#xE9;
[MED1828] apert(e, adv. --> apert
[MED1829] aperteli, adv. --> apertly
[MED1830] apertement, adv. --> apertement
[MED1831] aperten, v. --> apert
[MED1832] apertif, adj. &amp; n. --> apertive
[MED1833] apertiven, v. --> apertive
[MED1834] aperture, n. --> aperture
[MED1835] apeshipe, n. --> apeship
[MED1836] apiken, v. --> apiked
[MED1837] apish, adv. --> apish
[MED1838] apium, n. --> apium
[MED1839] aplace, adv. --> aplace
[MED1840] aplat, adv. --> aplat
[MED1841] apleisen, v. --> applease
[MED1842] apley, adv. --> aplay
[MED1843] aplight, adv. --> aplight
[MED1844] aplighten, v. --> aplight
[MED1845] apocalips(e, n. --> apocalypse
[MED1846] apocrif, adj. &amp; n. --> apocryph(e
[MED1847] apocrifary, n. --> apocrisiary
[MED1848] apocrifat, ppl. &amp; n. --> adj. and n.
[MED1849] apofleumatic, adj. as n. --> apophlegmatic
[MED1850] apoint, n. --> apoint
[MED1851] apoint, adv. --> apoint
[MED1852] apoisonen, v. --> apoison | apoyson
[MED1853] Apollinarist, n. --> Apollinarist
[MED1854] apologe, n. --> apologue
[MED1855] apologetik, adj. as n. --> apologetic
[MED1856] apoplexie, n. --> apoplexy
[MED1856.4] apoplectik, adj.and n. --> apoplectic
[MED1856.5] aposori, n. --> aposori
[MED1857] apostasie, n. --> apostasy
[MED1858] apostata, n. (? &amp; adj.) --> apostate
[MED1859] apostazied, ppl. --> apostasied
[MED1860] Apostelin, n. --> Apostelines
[MED1861] apostemacioun, n. --> apostemation
[MED1862] apostemal, adj. --> apostemal
[MED1863] apostemat, ppl. --> apostemate | apostumate
[MED1864] apostem(e, n. --> postume
[MED1865] apostemen, v. --> aposteme | apostume
[MED1866] aposteming, ger. --> aposteme
[MED1867] apostemous, adj. --> apostemous
[MED1868] apostetacion, n. --> apostatation
[MED1869] apostle, n. --> apostle
[MED1870] apostlehed(e, n. --> apostlehood
[MED1871] apostlesse, n. --> apostoless
[MED1872] apostoile, n. --> apostoile
[MED1873] apostolacie, n. --> apostolacy
[MED1874] apostolat, n. --> apostolate
[MED1875] apostolical, adj. --> apostolical
[MED1876] apostolicon, n. --> apostolicon
[MED1877] apostolik, adj. --> apostolic
[MED1878] apotecarie, n. --> pothecary
[MED1879] apoveren, v. --> apover
[MED1880] apozima(t, apozyme, n. --> apozimat
[MED1881] apparage, n. --> apparage
[MED1882] apparagen, v. --> apparage
[MED1883] apparantie, n. --> apparentie
[MED1884] ap(p)araunce, n. --> appearance
[MED1885] ap(p)araunt, adj. --> apparent
[MED1886] ap(p)araunt(li, adv. --> apparently
[MED1887] ap(p)areil, n. --> apparel
[MED1888] appareil(le)ment, n. --> apparelment
[MED1889] ap(p)areil(l)en, v. --> apparel
[MED1890] ap(p)areilling, ger. --> parelling
[MED1891] apparement, n. --> apparement
[MED1892] apparen, v. --> appar
[MED1893] apparicioun, n. --> apparition
[MED1894] ap(p)arisaunce, n. --> appearisance
[MED1895] apparisaunt, adj. --> appearisant
[MED1896] apparitour, n. --> apparitor
[MED1897] apparure, n. --> apparure
[MED1898] appatice, n. --> appatice
[MED1899] appatisen, v. --> appactize
[MED1900] ap(p)atis(se)ment, n. --> appactizement
[MED1901] appel, n.(1) --> apple
[MED1902] ap(p)el, n.(2) --> peal
[MED1903] ap(p)elen, v. --> appeal
[MED1904] ap(p)eling, ger. --> appealing
[MED1905] appellacion, n. --> appellation
[MED1906] appellat, ppl. --> appellate
[MED1907] appellatif, adj. --> appellative
[MED1908] appella(u)nt, ppl. &amp; n. --> appellant
[MED1909] ap(p)ellour, n. --> appellor
[MED1910] appel-tre, n. --> apple tree
[MED1911] ap(p)endaunt, ppl. &amp; n. --> appendant | appendent
[MED1912] ap(p)enden, v. --> append
[MED1913] appens, n. --> appens
[MED1914] appensioun, n. --> appension
[MED1915] ap(p)erage, n. --> appearage
[MED1916] apperceivaunt, ppl. --> apperceivant
[MED1917] ap(p)erceiven, v. --> apperceive
[MED1918] ap(p)erceiving, ger. --> apperceiving
[MED1919] ap(p)eren, v.(1) --> appear
[MED1920] ap(p)eren, v.(2) --> apere
[MED1921] appering(e, ger. --> appearing
[MED1922] apperingli, adv. --> appearingly
[MED1923] ap(p)ertenen, v. --> appertain
[MED1924] appesement, n. --> appeasement
[MED1925] ap(p)esen, v. --> appease
[MED1926] appeser, n. --> appeaser
[MED1927] appesing(e, ger. --> appeasing
[MED1928] ap(p)eten, v. --> appete
[MED1929] appetent, ppl. --> appetent
[MED1930] appetible, adj. --> appetible
[MED1931] ap(p)etit, n. --> appetite
[MED1932] ap(p)etiten, v. --> appetite
[MED1933] appetiting, ger. --> appetiting
[MED1934] appetitli, adv. --> appetitely
[MED1935] applade, n. --> applad
[MED1936] applauden, v. --> applaud
[MED1937] applause, n. --> applause
[MED1938] appli, adj. --> appley
[MED1939] appliable, adj. --> appliable
[MED1940] appliaunt, ppl. --> appliant
[MED1941] applicacioun, n. --> application
[MED1942] applicat, ppl. --> applicate
[MED1943] ap(p)lien, v. --> apply
[MED1944] appliing, ger. --> applying
[MED1945] appliquen, v. --> applique
[MED1946] appodiacioun, n. --> appodiation
[MED1947] ap(p)odiatif, adj. --> appodiative
[MED1948] appodiment, n. --> appodiment
[MED1949] ap(p)ointement, n. --> appointment
[MED1950] ap(p)ointen, v. --> appoint
[MED1951] Ap(p)ollin, n. --> Apollo
[MED1952] Appollion, n. --> Apollyon
[MED1952.5] apponent, adj. --> apponent
[MED1953] ap(p)ort, n. --> apport
[MED1954] apposail(le, n. --> apposal
[MED1955] ap(p)osen, v. --> appose
[MED1956] apposer, n. --> apposer
[MED1957] apposicioun, n. --> apposition
[MED1958] apposinge, ger. --> apposing
[MED1959] apprailere, n. --> apareillier
[MED1960] appreciable, adj. --> appreciable
[MED1961] appreciacioun, n. --> appreciation
[MED1962] ap(p)ref, n. --> approof
[MED1963] apprehencioun, n. --> apprehension
[MED1964] apprehenden, v. --> apprehend
[MED1965] apprehendinge, ger. --> apprehending
[MED1966] apprehensible, adj. --> apprehensible, adj.
[MED1967] apprehensive, adj. --> apprehensive
[MED1968] ap(p)reisen, v. --> appraise
[MED1969] appreiser, n. --> appraiser
[MED1970] appreising, ger. --> appraising
[MED1971] apprenticial(i)te, n. --> apprenticiality
[MED1972] ap(p)rentis, n. --> apprentice
[MED1973] ap(p)rentis, adj. --> apprentice
[MED1974] ap(p)rentisehod, -hed, n. --> apprenticehood
[MED1975] ap(p)rest, n. --> apprest
[MED1976] ap(p)reven, v. --> approve
[MED1977] appreving(e, ger. --> approving
[MED1978] ap(p)rise, n.(1) --> aprise
[MED1979] ap(p)rise, n.(2) --> aprise
[MED1980] ap(p)rise, n.(3) --> apprise
[MED1981] apprisement, n. --> apprizement | apprisement
[MED1982] ap(p)risen, v. --> apprize | apprise
[MED1983] appriser, n. --> apprizer | appriser
[MED1984] apprising, ger. --> apprizing | apprising
[MED1985] approbable, adj. --> approbable
[MED1986] approbacioun, n. --> approbation
[MED1987] approbat, n. --> approbate
[MED1988] approbat, ppl. --> approbate
[MED1989] approbaten, v. --> approbate
[MED1990] approceden, v. --> approceed
[MED1991] approche, n. --> approach
[MED1992] ap(p)rochen, v. --> approach
[MED1993] approching, ger. --> approaching
[MED1994] approperli, adv. --> approperli
[MED1995] appropinquacioun, n. --> appropinquation
[MED1996] appropren, v. --> appropre | approprie
[MED1997] ap(p)ropriacioun, n. --> appropriation
[MED1998] appropriar, n. --> appropriar
[MED1999] appropriat, ppl. as adj. --> appropriate
[MED2000] appropriaten, v. --> appropriate
[MED2001] appropriete, n. --> appropriety
[MED2002] appropring, ger. --> appropring
[MED2003] approu(e)ment, n. --> approvement | approwment
[MED2004] ap(p)rouen, v. --> approve | approw
[MED2005] approuer, n. --> approver | apprower
[MED2006] approuing, ger. --> approving
[MED2007] approvable, adj. --> approvable
[MED2008] approvedli, adv. --> approvedly
[MED2009] approximacioun, n. --> approximation
[MED2010] approximat, adj. --> approximate
[MED2011] approximaten, v. --> approximate
[MED2012] ap(p)urtenaunce, n. --> appurtenance
[MED2013] appurtenaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> appurtenant
[MED2014] aprende, n. --> aprendre
[MED2015] apressli, adv. --> apressly
[MED2015.5] aprestli, adv. --> aprestli
[MED2016] aprikien, v. --> aprick
[MED2017] april, n. --> April
[MED2018] apt, adj. --> apt
[MED2019] apten, v. --> apt
[MED2020] aptes, n. (pl.) --> apts
[MED2021] aptitude, n. --> aptitude
[MED2022] aptli, adv. --> aptly
[MED2023] aptuat, ppl. --> aptuate
[MED2024] aqua, n. --> aqua
[MED2025] aquaken, v. --> aquake
[MED2026] aqua-patis, n. --> aquapatys
[MED2027] Aquari(e, n. --> Aquarius
[MED2027.5] aquaritie, n. --> aquaritie
[MED2028] aqua vite, n. phrase --> aqua-vitae
[MED2029] aquecchen,  v. --> aquake
[MED2030] aqueintable, adj. --> acquaintable
[MED2031] aqueintacion, n. --> acquaintation
[MED2032] aqueinta(u)nce, n. --> acquaintance
[MED2033] aqueinte, n. --> acquaint
[MED2034] aqueinten, v. --> acquaint
[MED2035] aqueinting, ger. --> acquainting
[MED2036] aqueintise, n. --> aquaintise
[MED2037] aquellen, v. --> aquell
[MED2038] aquenchen, v. --> aquench
[MED2039] aquesten, v. --> acquest
[MED2040] aque&#xF0;en, v. --> aqueath
[MED2041] aque&#xFE;er, pron. --> either
[MED2042] aquikien, v. --> aquick
[MED2043] aquila, n. --> Aquila
[MED2044] aquilen, v. --> aquile
[MED2045] aquiloun, n. --> aquilon
[MED2046] aquitaille, n. --> acquittal
[MED2047] aquitaunce, n. --> acquittance
[MED2048] aquita(u)ncen, v. --> acquittance
[MED2049] aquite, n. --> acquit
[MED2050] aquitement, n. --> acquitment
[MED2051] aquiten, v. --> acquit
[MED2052] aquiting, ger. --> acquitting
[MED2053] aquosite, n. --> aquosity
[MED2054] aquous, -ose, adj. --> aquose
[MED2055] ar, n. --> ar
[MED2056] Arabe, adj. as n. --> Araby
[MED2057] Arabes, n. (pl.) --> Arab
[MED2058] Arabi, n. &amp; adj. --> Araby
[MED2059] Arabien, adj. &amp; n. --> Arabian
[MED2060] Arabik, adj. &amp; n. --> Arabic
[MED2060.5] Arabit, adj. --> Araby
[MED2061] arable, adj. --> arable
[MED2062] arabot, n. --> arabot
[MED2063] aracen, v. --> arace
[MED2064] aracontalides, n. --> 
[MED2065] arage, n. --> orache
[MED2066] arage, adj. --> arage
[MED2067] araged, ppl. --> araged
[MED2068] Aragon, adj. --> Aragon
[MED2069] Aragoner, n. --> Aragoner
[MED2070] Aragouneis, adj. --> Aragonese
[MED2071] arailen, v. --> arail
[MED2072] arain(e, n. --> arain
[MED2073] arainen, v. --> arraign
[MED2074] arainie, n. --> arena
[MED2075] araisen, v. --> araise
[MED2076] araiser, n. --> araiser
[MED2076.5] arancen, v. --> arancen
[MED2077] arank, adv. --> a-rank
[MED2078] arape, adv. --> a-rape
[MED2079] arase, adv. --> arace
[MED2080] arasen, v. --> araise
[MED2081] araste, n. --> araste
[MED2082] arasten, v. --> awrest
[MED2083] araten, v. --> arate
[MED2084] araundoun, adv. --> a-randoun
[MED2085] ara-wort, n. --> arrow-wort
[MED2086] arbe, n. --> arbe
[MED2087] arbitour, n. --> arbitrer | arbitror
[MED2088] arbitracioun, n. --> arbitration
[MED2089] arbitrarie, adj. --> arbitrary
[MED2090] arbitratour, n. --> arbitrator
[MED2091] arbitre, n. --> arbitry
[MED2092] arbitrement, n. --> arbitrament | arbitrement
[MED2093] arbitren, v. --> arbitre
[MED2094] arbitresse, n. --> arbitress
[MED2095] arbitrour, n. --> arbitrer | arbitror
[MED2096] arblast, n. --> arbalestre | arbalester | arblaster
[MED2097] arblaster, n. --> arbalester | arbalister | arblaster
[MED2098] arblastrie, n. --> arbalestry
[MED2099] arbolet, n. --> herbolet
[MED2100] arborie, n. --> arbory
[MED2100.5] arbre, n. --> arbor
[MED2101] arbre-sek, n. --> arbor-sec
[MED2102] arbust, n. --> arbust
[MED2103] arcachaf, n. --> arcachaf
[MED2103.4] arcanlier, n. --> arcanlier
[MED2103.5] arcet, n. --> arcet
[MED2104] Archade, n. --> Arcady
[MED2105] archangel, n.(1) --> archangel
[MED2106] archangel, n.(2) --> archangel
[MED2107] archangel, n.(3) --> archangel
[MED2108] archangelik, adj. --> archangelic
[MED2109] arch(e, n. --> arch
[MED2110] arche-bishop, erche-bishop, n. --> archbishop
[MED2111] archebishophod, n. --> archbishophood
[MED2112] archebishop-riche, erchebishop-, n. --> archbishopric
[MED2113] arche-chaunter, n. --> arch-chanter
[MED2114] arched, ppl. --> arched
[MED2115] arche-deken, erche-deken, n. --> archdeacon
[MED2116] arche-dekenrie, erche-, n. --> archdeaconry
[MED2117] arche-denerie, n. --> archdeanery
[MED2118] arche-flame(n, n. --> arch-flamen
[MED2119] arche-prest, n. --> archpriest
[MED2120] archeprestship, n. --> archpriestship
[MED2121] arche-pretour, n. --> arch-praetor
[MED2122] archer, n. --> archer
[MED2123] archerie, n. --> archery
[MED2124] arche-stol, n. --> archstool
[MED2125] arche-temple, n. --> architemple
[MED2126] arche-tour, n. --> arch-tower
[MED2126.5] archevout(e, n. --> archevout(e
[MED2127] arche-wif, n. --> archwife
[MED2128] archidiaconal, adj. --> archdeaconal
[MED2129] archiprothopapaton, n. --> archiprothopapaton
[MED2130] archi-sinagog, n. --> arch-synagogue
[MED2131] archi-tectour, n. --> architector
[MED2132] archites, n. --> archites
[MED2133] arch(i)triclin, n. --> architricline
[MED2134] arcister, n. --> arceter | arcetour | arcister
[MED2135] arcuacioun, n. --> arcuation
[MED2136] arcuat, ppl. --> arcuate
[MED2137] arcubalist, n. --> arcubalist
[MED2138] arcul, n. --> arcula
[MED2139] -ard, suf. --> -ard
[MED2140] ardaunt, adj. --> ardent
[MED2141] ardauntli, adv. --> ardently
[MED2142] ar-dawe, n. --> ardagh | ardawe
[MED2142.5] ardentnesse, n. --> ardentness
[MED2143] ardour, n. --> ardour | ardor
[MED2144] are, n. --> aire
[MED2145] a-re, n. --> are | a re
[MED2146] arecchen, v. --> arecche
[MED2147] arechen, v.(1) --> areach
[MED2148] arechen, v.(2) --> areach
[MED2149] arechetes, n. --> anthracites
[MED2150] are dawes, n. (pl.) --> ere-day
[MED2151] aredden, v. --> aredde
[MED2152] aredels, n. --> riddle
[MED2153] areden, v.(1) --> aread | arede | areed
[MED2154] areden, v.(2) --> aredde
[MED2155] aredi, adj. &amp; adv. --> aready
[MED2156] aredien, v. --> aready
[MED2157] aredili, adv. --> areadily
[MED2158] aredines, n. --> areadiness
[MED2159] arefaccioun, n. --> arefaction
[MED2160] arefact, ppl. --> arefact
[MED2161] areimen, v. --> areim-en
[MED2162] areinen, v.(1) --> arrain
[MED2163] areinen, v.(2) --> arraign
[MED2164] areisoun, adv. --> areason
[MED2165] aren, v. --> are
[MED2166] arendren, v. --> arender
[MED2167] arenge, adv. --> a renge
[MED2168] arengen, v. --> arrange
[MED2169] arening, ger. --> arreining
[MED2169.5] arennen, v. --> a-run
[MED2170] arenous, adj. --> arenous
[MED2171] arenten, v. --> arrent
[MED2172] arepen, v. --> arep(pe
[MED2173] areren, v. --> arear
[MED2174] arerer, n. --> arearer
[MED2175] areringe, ger. --> arearing
[MED2175.5] ares, n. --> ares
[MED2176] aresen, v.(1) --> arese
[MED2177] aresen, v.(2) --> arese
[MED2178] aresoner, n. --> areasoner
[MED2179] aresounen, v. --> areason
[MED2180] arest(e, n. --> arrest
[MED2181] arest(e, ppl. --> areast | areasted
[MED2182] arest(e, adv. --> arest
[MED2183] arested, adj. --> arrested
[MED2184] aresten, v. --> arrest
[MED2185] arest(e)nesse, n. --> areastiness
[MED2186] arester, n. --> arrester
[MED2187] arestesse, n. --> areastess
[MED2188] aresting, ger. --> arresting
[MED2189] areten, v. --> arrest
[MED2190] are-thede, n. --> arethede | arthede
[MED2191] aretten, v. --> aret | arett(e
[MED2192] areuen, v. --> i-rew
[MED2193] areven, v. --> areave
[MED2194] arfastliche, adv. --> orefastly
[MED2195] arfest, adj. --> orefast
[MED2196] arfestnes(se, n. --> orefastness
[MED2197] argalia, n. --> algalie
[MED2198] argent, n. &amp; adj. --> argent
[MED2199] argentarie, n. --> argentary
[MED2199.5] argentil, n. --> argentil
[MED2200] argentine, adj. --> argentine
[MED2201] argh, adj. --> argh
[MED2202] argh, adv. --> argh
[MED2203] arghen, v. --> argh(e
[MED2204] arghhede, n. --> arghhood
[MED2205] arghli, adv. --> arghly
[MED2206] arghnes(se, n. --> arghness
[MED2207] argh-red, n. --> arghred
[MED2208] arghshipe, n. --> arghship
[MED2209] arghthe, n. --> arghth
[MED2210] argilla, n. --> argil
[MED2210.5] argillen, v. --> argillen
[MED2211] argillous, adj. --> argillous
[MED2212] argirites, n. --> argerite
[MED2213] argoil(le, n. --> argol
[MED2214] arguen, v. --> argue
[MED2215] arguer, n. --> arguer
[MED2216] arguing, ger. --> arguing
[MED2217] argument, n. --> argument
[MED2218] argumentacioun, n. --> argumentation
[MED2219] argumentatif, adj. --> argumentative
[MED2220] argumenten, v. --> argument
[MED2221] argumenting, ger. --> argumenting
[MED2222] Argus, n.(1) --> Argus
[MED2223] argus, n.(2) (pl.) --> Argus
[MED2224] argute, adj. --> argute
[MED2225] Arial, n. --> aerial
[MED2226] ariden, v. --> aride
[MED2227] -ari(e, suf. --> -ary
[MED2228] ariel, n. --> ariel
[MED2229] Aries, n. --> Aries
[MED2230] arigge, adv. --> a-ridge
[MED2231] a-right, adv. --> aright
[MED2232] arighten, v. --> aright
[MED2233] aright-half, adv. --> aright-half
[MED2234] arimen, v. --> arime
[MED2235] arinen, v. --> arine
[MED2236] aring, adv. --> a-ring
[MED2237] ariol, n. --> arioler
[MED2238] Ar(i)opagite, n. --> Areopagite
[MED2239] aripen, v. --> aripe
[MED2240] arisen, v. --> arise
[MED2241] ariser, n. --> ariser
[MED2242] arising, ger. --> arising
[MED2243] arismeticalli, adv. --> arithmetically
[MED2244] arisnesse, n. --> arisness
[MED2245] arist, n. --> arist
[MED2246] ariste, n. --> arista
[MED2247] aristinctus, n. --> aristinctus
[MED2247.5] aristogracie, n. --> aristocracy
[MED2248] aristologie, n. --> Aristolochia
[MED2249] arivage, n. --> arrivage
[MED2250] arivaille, n. --> arrival
[MED2251] arive, n. --> arrive
[MED2252] arive, adv. --> arive
[MED2253] ariven, v. --> arrive
[MED2254] ariving, ger. --> arriving
[MED2255] arixlien, v. --> a-rix
[MED2256] ark, n. --> arc
[MED2257] ark(e, n. --> ark
[MED2258] arled, ppl. --> arled
[MED2259] arm, n. --> arm
[MED2260] arm, adj. --> arm
[MED2261] armature, n. --> armature
[MED2262] arme(e, n. --> army
[MED2263] arme-lengthe, n. --> arm-length
[MED2264] armen, v. --> arm
[MED2265] Armenie, n. --> harmony
[MED2265.5] armentes, n. --> armentes
[MED2266] armes, n. (pl.) --> arm
[MED2267] arm-ful, n. --> armful
[MED2268] arm-gret, adj. --> arm-great
[MED2269] arm-herted, ppl. --> arm-hearted
[MED2270] armhertnesse, n. --> armheartness
[MED2271] arm-hol, n. --> arm-hole
[MED2272] armille, n. --> armil
[MED2273] Arminak, n. --> Armagnac
[MED2274] arming, ger. --> arming
[MED2275] armipotent, adj. --> armipotent
[MED2276] armles, adj. --> armless
[MED2277] armlich, adj. --> armlich
[MED2278] armliche, adv. --> armliche
[MED2279] arm-long, n. --> arm-long
[MED2280] armoise, n. --> mugweed
[MED2281] armoniak, n. --> ammoniac
[MED2281.5] armonial, n. --> armonial
[MED2282] armonical, adj. --> harmonical
[MED2283] armonie, n. --> harmony
[MED2284] armorace, n. --> armorace
[MED2285] arm-pit, n. --> armpit
[MED2286] armure, n. --> armour
[MED2287] armure-les, adj. --> armorless
[MED2288] armurer, n. --> armourer
[MED2289] armurie, n. --> armoury | armory
[MED2290] arnaldus, n. --> arnaldus
[MED2291] arne, n. --> arne
[MED2292] arnement, n. --> arnement
[MED2292.5] arnoglossa, n. --> arnoglossa
[MED2293] aroboth, n. --> alrosboth
[MED2294] aromat, n. --> aroma
[MED2295] aromatical, adj. --> aromatical
[MED2296] aromatik, adj. --> aromatic
[MED2297] aromatiknes, n. --> aromaticness
[MED2298] aromatizen, v. --> aromatize
[MED2299] aromaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> aromance
[MED2300] aron, n. --> aaron
[MED2301] aron, v. (ppl.) --> arun
[MED2302] a rore, adv. or phr. --> a-roar
[MED2303] arost, ppl. --> a-roast
[MED2304] aroue, adv. --> a-row
[MED2305] aroum(e, adv. --> a-room
[MED2306] around(e, adv. &amp; prep. --> around
[MED2307] arouten, v.(1) --> arout
[MED2308] arouten, v.(2) --> arout
[MED2309] arpago, -oun, n. --> harpagon
[MED2310] arpentier, n. --> arpent
[MED2311] Arpie, n. --> harpy
[MED2312] arracen, v. --> arase
[MED2313] arrad, adj. --> arrad
[MED2314] arrage, n. --> yarrage
[MED2315] arrai, n. --> array
[MED2316] arraien, v. --> array
[MED2317] arraiing, ger. --> arraying
[MED2318] arraiment, n. --> arrayment
[MED2319] ar(r)aiour, n. --> arrayer
[MED2320] arras, n. --> arras
[MED2321] arraser, n. --> arraser
[MED2321.5] arraswise, adv. --> arris-wise
[MED2322] arre, adj. --> irre
[MED2323] arrede, n. --> arrede
[MED2324] arreinement, n. --> attaintment
[MED2325] arreinen, v. --> arraign
[MED2326] arren, v. --> arr
[MED2327] arrerage, n. --> arrearage
[MED2328] arrere, adv. --> arrear
[MED2329] arreren, v. --> arrear
[MED2330] arrers, n. (pl.) --> arrears
[MED2331] Arrian, adj. --> Arian
[MED2332] Arrianes, -iens, n. (pl.) --> Arian
[MED2333] arriout, n. --> arriout
[MED2334] arrogaunce, n. --> arrogance
[MED2335] arrogaunt, adj. --> arrogant
[MED2336] ars, n. --> arse
[MED2337] arsenik, n. --> arsenic
[MED2338] arsis, n. --> arsis
[MED2339] arsmeche, n. --> arsesmart
[MED2340] arsmetrie, n. --> arsmetry
[MED2341] ars-metrik(e, n. --> arithmetic
[MED2341.5] arsmetriker, n. --> arithmeticer
[MED2342] arsoun, n. --> arson
[MED2343] ars-smerte, n. --> arsesmart
[MED2344] ars-ward, adv. --> arseward
[MED2345] art, n.(1) --> art
[MED2346] art, n.(2) --> airt
[MED2347] art, adj. --> art
[MED2348] artab, n. --> artaba
[MED2349] artacion, n. --> artation
[MED2350] Artapides, n. --> Artabatitae
[MED2351] arteler, n. --> artiller
[MED2352] artelrie, n. --> artry
[MED2353] artemage, n. --> artemage
[MED2354] artemesie, n. --> artemisia
[MED2355] arten, v. --> art
[MED2356] arterial, adj. --> arterial
[MED2357] arterie, n. --> artery
[MED2358] artetik, adj. &amp; n. --> arthritic
[MED2359] ar&#xF0;-heorte, adj. --> argh-heart
[MED2360] arthomel, n. --> arthamel
[MED2361] article, n. --> article
[MED2362] articled, ppl.(1) --> articled
[MED2363] articlen, v. --> article
[MED2363.5] article-wise, adv. --> article-wise
[MED2364] articulacioun, n. --> articulation
[MED2365] articuler, adj. --> articular
[MED2366] articulerli, adv. --> articularly
[MED2367] articuler-wise, adv. --> articular-wise
[MED2368] artificer, n. --> artificer
[MED2369] artificial, adj. --> artificial
[MED2370] artificialli, adv. --> artificially
[MED2371] artificie, n. --> artificy
[MED2372] artik, adj. &amp; n. --> Arctic
[MED2373] artilaunce, n. --> artillance
[MED2374] artilous, adj. --> artillous
[MED2375] artliche, adv. --> artly
[MED2376] artophilax, n. --> arctophylax
[MED2377] Artos, n. --> arctos
[MED2378] artunel, adj. --> artunel
[MED2379] Artur, n. --> Arcturus
[MED2380] arudand, ppl. --> aruddened
[MED2381] arudden, v. --> aredde
[MED2382] arumthe, adv. --> a-rimth
[MED2382.5] arusen, v. --> aruse
[MED2383] arusten, v. --> arust
[MED2384] arvel, n. --> arval | arvel | arvill
[MED2385] arveth, adj. &amp; adv. (also in adj. cpds.) --> arveth
[MED2386] arvethlich, adj. --> arvethlich
[MED2387] arvethliche, adv. --> arvethliche
[MED2388] arvethnesse, n. --> arvethness
[MED2389] arve&#xFE;-si&#xFE;, n. --> arveth-sithe
[MED2390] arwe, n. --> arrow
[MED2390.5] arweli, adj. --> arrowly
[MED2390.6] arwesa, adj. --> arwesa
[MED2391] ar-wur&#xF0;, adj. --> ore-worth
[MED2392] ar-wur&#xF0;en, v. --> ore-worth
[MED2392.5] arwur&#x00F0;fulling, n. --> arwur&#x00F0;fulling
[MED2393] arwurthlice, adv. --> arworthly
[MED2394] arwur&#xF0;nesse, n. --> ore-worth-ness
[MED2395] Arzachel, n. --> Arzachel
[MED2396] as, n. --> ace
[MED2397] as, prep. --> as
[MED2398] as, conj. --> as
[MED2399] as-, pref. --> as-
[MED2400] asad, ppl. --> asad
[MED2401] asa-fetida, n. --> asaf&#x153;tida
[MED2402] asaken, v. --> asake
[MED2403] asald, n. --> assald
[MED2404] asaleni, n. --> asaleny
[MED2405] asamen, v. --> asamen
[MED2406] asaumple, n. --> asaumple
[MED2407] asaut, adj. &amp; n. --> assaut
[MED2408] asawen, ppl. --> asown
[MED2409] ascaunce, adv. &amp; conj. --> askance(s
[MED2410] asceken, ppl. --> ashaken
[MED2411] ascellar, adj. as n. --> axillar
[MED2412] ascel-wod, n. --> axle-wood
[MED2413] ascence, n. --> ascence
[MED2414] ascenden, v. --> ascend
[MED2415] ascendent, n. --> ascendant | ascendent
[MED2416] ascendent, ppl. --> ascendant | ascendent
[MED2417] ascending, ger. --> ascending
[MED2418] ascensioun, n. --> ascension
[MED2419] ascensorie, n. --> ascensory
[MED2420] aschachiles, n. --> aschachiles
[MED2421] asc(h)arides, n. (L pl.) --> Ascarides
[MED2422] aschites, n. --> ascites
[MED2423] ascof, adv. --> a-scoff
[MED2424] ascoile, adv. --> askile
[MED2425] ascomfit(ed, ppl. --> ascomfit
[MED2426] Ascopardes, -artes, n.(pl.) --> Ascapart
[MED2427] ascorn, adv. --> a-scorn
[MED2428] ascorten, v. --> ashort
[MED2429] ascri, n. --> ascry
[MED2430] ascriben, v. --> ascribe
[MED2431] ascrien, v.(1) --> ascry
[MED2432] ascrien, v.(2) --> ascry
[MED2433] ascriven, v. --> ascribe
[MED2434] ascroue, n. --> escrow
[MED2435] ascuren, v. --> ascour
[MED2436] asecgen, v. --> asay
[MED2437] asechen, v. --> aseek
[MED2438] ase&#x292;en, v. --> aseye
[MED2439] aselle, n. --> assel
[MED2440] asen, v.(1) --> asee
[MED2441] asen, v.(2) --> ased
[MED2442] asenchen, v. --> asench
[MED2443] asenden, v. --> asend
[MED2444] aserchen, v. --> asearch
[MED2445] aserching, ger. --> asearching
[MED2446] aseren, v. --> asear | asere
[MED2447] asetten, v. --> aset
[MED2448] aseuen, v. --> a-sew
[MED2449] asfodil, n. --> affodill
[MED2449.5] ashaken, v. --> ashake
[MED2450] ashame, phr. &amp; adj. --> ashame
[MED2451] ashamed, ppl. --> ashamed
[MED2452] ashamen, v. --> ashame
[MED2453] ashed, ppl. --> ashed
[MED2454] ashenden, v. --> ashend
[MED2455] ashering, ger. --> ashearing
[MED2456] asheu(e)len, v. --> ashewel
[MED2457] ashonen, v. --> ashun
[MED2458] ashore, adv. --> a-shore
[MED2458.5] ashorten, v. --> a-short
[MED2459] ashrenchen, v. --> aschrench
[MED2460] ashunchen, v. --> ashunch
[MED2460.5] ashunten, v. --> ashunten
[MED2461] Asia, -e, n. --> Asia
[MED2462] Asian, -ien, n. --> Asian
[MED2463] aside, adv. --> aside
[MED2464] aside-half, adv. --> aside half
[MED2465] aside-hand, adv. --> aside-hand
[MED2466] asideli, adv. --> asidely
[MED2467] asidelings, adv. --> asidelings
[MED2467.5] asidesterten, v. --> aside-start
[MED2468] aside-ward, adv. --> aside-ward
[MED2469] asien, v. --> asye
[MED2470] asile, -um, n. --> asyle
[MED2470.5] asimac, v. --> sumac
[MED2470.6] asimoun, n. --> asimoun
[MED2471] asinging, ger. --> asinging
[MED2472] asinken, v. --> asink
[MED2473] asitten, v.(1) --> asit
[MED2474] asitten, v.(2) --> asit
[MED2475] asiwen, v. --> asue
[MED2476] aske, n. --> ask
[MED2477] aske-bathi(e, n. --> askebathe
[MED2478] asked, n. --> asked
[MED2479] aske-fise, n. --> askefise
[MED2480] asken, v. --> ask
[MED2481] askenen, v. --> asken
[MED2482] asker(e, n. --> asker
[MED2483] asket, adv. --> askeet
[MED2484] asking(e, ger. --> asking
[MED2485] askingli, adv. --> askingly
[MED2486] askoin, ascoign, of skwyn,  --> askoy
[MED2487] aslaken, v. --> aslake
[MED2488] aslant(e, adv. --> aslant
[MED2489] aslen, v. --> aslay
[MED2490] aslepe, adv.(1) --> asleep
[MED2491] aslepe, adv.(2) --> asleep
[MED2492] asleped, ppl. --> aslept
[MED2493] aslet(e, adv. --> a-slet
[MED2493.5] asleuthen, v. --> a-sleuth
[MED2494] aslippen, v. --> aslip
[MED2495] aslop(e, adv. --> aslope
[MED2496] aslouyt, adv. --> a-slout
[MED2497] asma, n. --> asthma
[MED2498] asme&#x292;en, v. --> asmeagen
[MED2499] asmellen, v. --> asmell
[MED2499.5] asmiten, v. --> asmiten
[MED2500] asnesen, v. --> asnese
[MED2501] asoft(en, v. --> asoft | asoften
[MED2502] asolkenesse, n. --> aswolkeness
[MED2503] asonder, adv. &amp; pred. adj. --> asunder
[MED2504] asonderli, adv. --> asunderly
[MED2505] asondren, v. --> asunder
[MED2506] asondri, adj. &amp; adv. --> asunder
[MED2506.5] asorowed, adj. --> a-sorrow
[MED2506.6] asoudre, adj. --> asoudre
[MED2507] aspaid, ppl. --> aspaid
[MED2508] asparen, v. --> aspare
[MED2508.5] asparplen, v. --> asparplen
[MED2509] aspe, n. --> aspen
[MED2510] aspeccioun, n. --> aspection
[MED2511] aspect, n. --> aspect
[MED2512] aspectaunce, n. --> aspectance
[MED2513] aspected, ppl. --> aspected
[MED2514] aspectual, adj. --> aspectual
[MED2515] aspenden, v. --> aspend
[MED2516] asper, n. --> asper
[MED2517] asperacioun, n. --> asperation
[MED2518] asperages, n. (pl.) --> asparagus
[MED2519] asperaunt, adj. --> aspirant
[MED2520] aspercion, n. --> aspersion
[MED2520.5] asperhauke, n. --> sparhawk
[MED2521] asp(h)alt, n. --> asphalt
[MED2522] aspiaunce, n. --> aspiaunce
[MED2523] aspide, n. --> aspide
[MED2524] aspie, n. --> espy
[MED2525] aspien, v. --> espy
[MED2526] aspiere, n. --> espier
[MED2527] aspieresse, n. --> espiouress
[MED2528] aspiinge, ger. --> espying
[MED2529] aspiingli, adv. --> espyingly
[MED2530] aspillen, v. --> aspill
[MED2531] aspiracioun, n. --> aspiration
[MED2532] aspirement, n. --> aspirement
[MED2533] aspiren, v. --> aspire
[MED2534] aspisen, v. --> aspise
[MED2535] aspiwen, v. --> aspew
[MED2536] aspoilen, v. --> aspoil
[MED2537] aspre, adj. --> asper | aspre
[MED2538] aspreli, adv. --> asperly
[MED2539] asprenesse, n. --> asperness
[MED2540] asprete, n. --> asperity
[MED2541] aspringen, v. --> aspring
[MED2542] asquare, adv. --> a-square
[MED2543] asquint, adv. --> asquint
[MED2544] assadi(n, n. --> orsedue
[MED2545] assafati, n. --> azaphati
[MED2546] assai, n. --> assay
[MED2547] assaien, v. --> assay
[MED2548] assaiinge, ger. --> assaying
[MED2549] assail(l)e, n. --> assail
[MED2550] assail(l)en, v. --> assail
[MED2551] assail(l)ing, ger. --> assailing
[MED2552] assailour, n. --> assailer
[MED2553] assaiour, n. --> assayer
[MED2554] assart, n. --> assart
[MED2555] as(s)aut, n. --> assault
[MED2556] as(s)auten, v. --> assault
[MED2557] asse, n. --> ass
[MED2558] assectur, n. --> executor
[MED2559] assecuten, v. --> assecution
[MED2560] as(s)ege, n. --> assiege
[MED2561] as(s)egen, v. --> assiege
[MED2562] as(s)eginge, ger. --> assieging
[MED2563] assek, n. --> assek
[MED2564] as(s)elen, v. --> asseal
[MED2565] asse-lik, adj. --> ass-like
[MED2566] asseling(e, ger. --> asseal
[MED2566.5] assellacioun, n. --> assellacioun
[MED2566.6] assellen, v. --> assellen
[MED2567] assel(le, n. --> assel(e
[MED2568] assemblable, adj. --> assemblable
[MED2569] assemblaunce, n. --> assemblance
[MED2570] as(s)emble, n. --> assembly
[MED2571] assemblement, n. --> assemblement
[MED2572] as(s)emblen, v.(1) --> assemble
[MED2573] assemblen, v.(2) --> assemble
[MED2574] assemblinge, ger. --> assembling
[MED2575] asseneke, assenel, n. --> assenel
[MED2576] assent, n. --> assent
[MED2577] assentaunt, ppl. --> assentant
[MED2578] assenten, v. --> assent
[MED2579] assenting, ger. --> assenting
[MED2580] assentour, -ir, n. --> assenter
[MED2581] asseour, n. --> asseour
[MED2582] assercioun, n. --> assertion
[MED2583] asserere, n. --> asserter
[MED2583.5] asseren, v. --> asseren
[MED2584] assertiveli, adv. --> assertively
[MED2585] assertour, n. --> assertor
[MED2586] as(s)erven, v. --> asserve
[MED2587] assessable, adj. --> assessable
[MED2588] assessen, v. --> assess
[MED2589] assessing, ger. --> assessing
[MED2590] assessioun, n. --> assession
[MED2591] assessori, n. --> assessory
[MED2592] assessour, n.(1) --> assessor
[MED2593] assessour, n.(2) --> assessor
[MED2594] asseth, n. --> asseth(e
[MED2595] as(s)eth, adv. &amp; adj. --> asseth
[MED2596] assethen, v. --> assethe
[MED2597] assething, ger. --> assething
[MED2598] assh(e, n.(1) --> ash
[MED2599] asshe, n.(2) --> ash
[MED2600] assheler, n. --> ashlar
[MED2601] assh(e)lered, ppl. --> ashlared
[MED2602] asshen, adj.(1) --> ashen
[MED2603] asshen, adj.(2) --> ash
[MED2604] asshe-wednesdai, n. --> Ash-Wednesday
[MED2605] asshi, adj. --> ashy
[MED2605.5] asshli, adj. --> ashly
[MED2606] Assideis, n.pl. --> Assidaean
[MED2607] assiduacioun, n. --> assiduation
[MED2608] assiduel, adj. --> assidual
[MED2609] assiduel(l)i, adv. --> assidually
[MED2610] assiduen, v. --> assidue
[MED2611] assiduite, n. --> assiduity
[MED2612] assignabili, adv. --> assignably
[MED2613] assignable, adj. --> assignable
[MED2614] assignacioun, n. --> assignation
[MED2615] assignat, ppl. --> assignate
[MED2616] assigne, n. --> assignee
[MED2617] assignement, n. --> assignment
[MED2618] assignen, v. --> assign
[MED2619] assi(g)ning, ger. --> assigning
[MED2620] assignour, n. --> assigner
[MED2621] assimilacioun, n. --> assimilation
[MED2622] assimilaten, v. --> assimilate
[MED2623] assimilatif, adj. --> assimilative
[MED2624] Assiriens, n. (pl.) --> Assyrian
[MED2625] Assiries, n. --> Assyries
[MED2626] assise, n. --> assize
[MED2627] assise, adj. --> assise
[MED2628] assisen, v. --> assize
[MED2629] assisour, n. --> assizer | assizor
[MED2630] assisten, v. --> assist
[MED2631] assistence, n. --> assistance
[MED2632] assistent, n. --> assistant
[MED2633] assistent, adj. --> assistant
[MED2634] assisting, ger. --> assisting
[MED2635] assistour, n. --> assister
[MED2636] assobren, v. --> assobre
[MED2637] associat, ppl. --> associate
[MED2638] associate, v. (p.t.) --> associate
[MED2639] associen, v. --> associe
[MED2640] assoilen, v. --> assoil
[MED2641] assoiling, ger. --> assoiling
[MED2641.4] assoilour, n. --> assoiler
[MED2641.5] assommen, v. --> asum
[MED2642] assomonen, v. --> assummon
[MED2643] assomons, n. --> assummons
[MED2644] assorte, n. --> assorte
[MED2645] as(s)oten, v. --> assot
[MED2646] assouden, v. --> assouden
[MED2647] assouled, ppl. --> assoiled
[MED2647.4] asstriccioun, n. --> astriction
[MED2647.5] assub, n.(1) --> assub
[MED2648] assumen, v. --> assume
[MED2649] assuming, ger. --> assuming
[MED2650] assummacion, n. --> assummation
[MED2651] assummen, v. --> asum
[MED2652] assumming, ger. --> asumming
[MED2653] assumpcioun, n. --> assumption
[MED2654] assumpt, n. --> assumpt
[MED2655] assumpten, v. --> assumpt
[MED2656] assumptif, adj. --> assumptive
[MED2657] assuraunce, n. --> assurance
[MED2658] assure, n. --> assure
[MED2659] assured, ppl. --> assured
[MED2660] assuren, v. --> assure
[MED2661] assurte, n. --> assurity
[MED2662] as(s)wagen, v. --> assuage
[MED2663] astahelede, v. (p. t.) --> astahelede
[MED2664] astaunchen, v. --> astaunch
[MED2665] asteint, ppl. --> astained
[MED2666] asteinten, v. --> asteynte
[MED2667] astel, n. --> astel
[MED2668] astelen, v. --> asteal
[MED2669] astellen, v. --> astell
[MED2670] astenchen, v. --> astench
[MED2671] aster, n. --> easter
[MED2671.5] asteren, v. --> astir
[MED2671.6] asteri, n. --> asteri
[MED2672] asterisk, n. --> asterisk
[MED2673] asterite(s, n. --> asterite
[MED2674] astern, adv. --> astern
[MED2675] asterten, v. --> astart
[MED2676] asterven, v. --> asterve
[MED2677] astien, v. --> asty(e
[MED2678] astifled, ppl. --> astifled
[MED2678.5] astillot, n. --> astillot
[MED2679] astinten, v. --> astint
[MED2680] astiren, v. --> astir
[MED2681] astirunge, ger. --> astirring
[MED2682] astiunge, ger. --> astying
[MED2683] astivien, v. --> astivien
[MED2684] astoffen, v. --> astuff
[MED2685] astonden, v. --> astand
[MED2686] astoned, ppl. --> astoned | astunned
[MED2687] astonen, v. --> astony
[MED2688] astoninge, ger. --> astoning
[MED2689] astor, n. --> astore
[MED2690] astore, adv. --> a-store
[MED2691] astoren, v. --> astore
[MED2692] astrai, n. --> astray
[MED2693] astrai, adj. &amp; adv. --> astray
[MED2694] astraied, ppl. --> estrayed
[MED2695] astraien, v. --> astray
[MED2696] astraili, adv. --> astrayly
[MED2697] astranglen, v. --> astrangle
[MED2698] astrecchen, v. --> astretch
[MED2699] astreinen, v. --> astrain
[MED2700] astrelabie, n. --> astrolabe
[MED2701] astrengthen, v. --> astrength
[MED2702] astrict, ppl. --> astrict
[MED2703] astrif, adv. --> astrife
[MED2704] astrion, n. --> astrion
[MED2705] astrived, ppl. --> astrived
[MED2706] astrologer, n. --> astrologer
[MED2707] astrologie, n.(1) --> astrology
[MED2708] astrologie, n.(2) --> astrologe
[MED2709] astrologien, n. --> astrologian
[MED2710] astronomer, n. --> astronomer
[MED2711] astronomie, n.(1) --> astronomy
[MED2712] astronomie, n.(2) --> astronomy
[MED2713] astronomien, n. --> astronomien | astronomian
[MED2714] astrout, adv. --> a-strut
[MED2715] astruen, v. --> astroy
[MED2716] astsyche, n. --> astacian
[MED2717] astudien, v. --> estudy
[MED2718] asur, n.(1) &amp; adj. --> azure
[MED2719] asur, n.(2) --> azure
[MED2720] asuren, v. --> azure
[MED2720.5] aswellen, v. --> a-swell
[MED2721] aswelten, v. --> aswelt
[MED2722] asweren, v. --> aswear
[MED2723] asweved, ppl. --> asweve
[MED2724] aswide, v. (p.t.) --> aswide
[MED2725] aswiken, v. --> aswike
[MED2726] aswinden, v. --> aswind
[MED2727] aswinken, v. --> aswink
[MED2728] aswippen, v. --> a-swipte
[MED2729] aswolkenesse, n. --> aswolkeness
[MED2730] aswolwe, ppl. --> aswallow
[MED2731] aswote, adv. --> aswote
[MED2732] aswoue(n, pred. adj. &amp; adv. --> aswough | aswow(e
[MED2733] at, adv. &amp; prep. --> at
[MED2734] at, prep. --> at
[MED2735] at, adv. with inf. --> at
[MED2736] at-, pref.(1) --> at-
[MED2737] at-, pref.(2) --> at-
[MED2738] -at, suf.(1) --> -ate
[MED2739] -at, suf.(2) --> -ate
[MED2740] ataken, v. --> atake
[MED2741] atamen, v. --> atame
[MED2742] atariing, ger. --> atarrying
[MED2743] atasten, v. --> attaste
[MED2744] ataunt, adv. --> ataunt
[MED2745] atazir, n. --> atazir
[MED2746] atbar, v. (p.t.) --> atbear
[MED2746.5] atbidden, v. --> at-bid
[MED2747] atblenchen, v. --> atblench
[MED2748] at-breken, v. --> atbreak
[MED2749] atbresten, v. --> atburst
[MED2750] atbroide(n, ppl. --> atbraid
[MED2750.5] atcombred, ppl. --> at-cumbered
[MED2751] atcropen, ppl. --> atcreep
[MED2752] atdaren, v. --> atdare
[MED2753] atdradde, ppl. (pl.) --> adread
[MED2754] atel, adj. --> atel
[MED2755] atelich, adj. --> atelich
[MED2756] ateliche, adv. --> ateliche
[MED2757] atellen, v. --> atell
[MED2758] atemien, v. --> atemien
[MED2759] aten, v. --> atee
[MED2760] -aten, verb suf. --> -ate
[MED2761] atenden, v. --> atend
[MED2762] atened, ppl. --> atene
[MED2763] ateorien, v. --> atire
[MED2764] ateoriendlic, adj. --> ateorendly
[MED2765] ateowednisse, n. --> ateowodnysse
[MED2766] atermined, ppl. --> attermined
[MED2767] atewien, v. --> atew
[MED2768] atfallen, v. --> atfall
[MED2769] atfaren, v. --> atfare
[MED2770] atfengen, v. (p.t., pl.) --> atfong
[MED2771] atflen, v. --> atflee
[MED2772] at-fore(n, prep. &amp; adv. --> atfore
[MED2773] atgliden, v. --> atglide
[MED2774] atgon, v. --> atgo
[MED2775] a-that, conj. &amp; prep. --> a that
[MED2776] athel, n. --> athel
[MED2777] athel, adj. --> athel
[MED2778] a&#xFE;el-boren, ppl. --> ethelborn
[MED2779] athel(e, n. --> athel
[MED2780] athelen, v. --> athel(e
[MED2781] at-helen, v. --> at-hele
[MED2782] athel-fullest, adj. --> athelfullest
[MED2783] a&#xFE;elich, adj. --> athelly
[MED2784] atheling, n. --> atheling
[MED2785] athel-man, n. --> athel man
[MED2786] a&#xF0;el-mod, adj. --> athelmod
[MED2787] a&#xFE;ened, ppl. --> athened
[MED2788] a&#xFE;estren, v. --> a-thester
[MED2789] a&#xFE;indan, v. --> athunede
[MED2790] at-hinden, adv. --> at-hind(en
[MED2791] athinken, v. --> athink
[MED2792] athinking, ger. --> athinking
[MED2792.5] athirsten, v. --> a-thirst
[MED2793] athlete, n. --> athlete
[MED2794] a&#xF0;-neowe, adj. --> ed-new
[MED2795] at-holden, v. --> at-hold
[MED2796] athrang, adv. --> a-throng
[MED2797] a-thre, adv. --> a-three
[MED2798] a-&#xFE;rep, adv. --> a-threap
[MED2799] athresten, v. --> athrest
[MED2800] a&#xFE;reu, v. (p.t.) --> athraw
[MED2801] a-throme, adv. --> athrum
[MED2802] a-throted, ppl. --> athrottled
[MED2802.5] athroue, adv. --> athrow
[MED2803] a&#xFE;rusmen, v. --> athrusem
[MED2804] athurst, adj. --> athirst
[MED2805] a&#xFE;wean, v. --> athwean
[MED2805.5] atid, adv. --> a-tide
[MED2806] -atif, -ative, adj. suf. --> -ative
[MED2807] atiffement, n. --> atiffement
[MED2808] atiffen, v. --> atiffe
[MED2809] atil, n. --> atil | atyl
[MED2810] atilen, v. --> atil | atyl
[MED2811] atine, n. --> aatine
[MED2812] atinkar, n. --> altincar
[MED2812.5] atint, n. --> atint
[MED2813] atir, n. --> attire
[MED2814] atiren, v. --> attire
[MED2815] atiring, ger. --> attiring
[MED2816] atisen, v. --> attice
[MED2817] atkam, v. (p.t.) --> atcome
[MED2818] Atlant, n. --> Atlantic
[MED2819] Atlantik, adj. --> Atlantic
[MED2820] atla&#xF0;ed, ppl. --> at-loathed
[MED2821] atleden, v. --> atlead
[MED2822] atlen, v. --> ettle
[MED2823] atleten, v. --> atlet
[MED2824] atlicgen, v. --> atlie
[MED2825] atlichen, v. --> atlike
[MED2826] atlinge, ger. --> ettling
[MED2827] atluppen, v. --> atlup
[MED2828] atlutien, v. --> atlutien
[MED2829] at-old, ?ppl. --> at-old
[MED2830] at on(e, phr. --> at one
[MED2831] at-onen, v. --> atone
[MED2832] at ones, phr. --> at once
[MED2833] atonsen, v. --> atonse
[MED2834] atount, ppl. --> ataunt
[MED2835] atour, n. --> atour
[MED2836] at-our, adv. &amp; prep. --> atour
[MED2837] -atour, suf. --> -ator
[MED2838] atprenchen, v. --> atprenche
[MED2839] at-raed, v. (p.t.) --> atride
[MED2840] atrament, n. --> atrament
[MED2841] a-traverse, adv. --> a-travers
[MED2842] at-rechen, v. --> atreach
[MED2843] atrechered, ppl. --> atreachered
[MED2844] at-reden, v. --> atrede
[MED2845] atreien, v. --> atray
[MED2846] atreken, v. --> atrek
[MED2847] at-rennen, v. --> atren
[MED2847.5] atresance, adv. --> atresance
[MED2848] atret, adv. --> atreet | atrete
[MED2849] atretabli, adv. --> atretably
[MED2850] a-trien, v. --> atry
[MED2851] at-rine, n. --> at-hrine
[MED2852] at-rinen, v. --> atrine
[MED2853] atrion, n. --> atrion
[MED2854] atrional, adj. --> atrional
[MED2855] atriplex, n. --> atriplex
[MED2856] a-tristen, v. --> atrist
[MED2857] atrot, adv. --> atrot
[MED2858] at-routen, v. --> atrout
[MED2859] atrukien, v. --> atroke
[MED2860] atsaken, v. --> atsake
[MED2861] atscapen, v. --> atscape
[MED2862] atsechen, v. --> atseek
[MED2863] atshaken, v. --> atshake
[MED2864] atsheten, v. --> atshoot
[MED2865] at-sitten, v. --> atsit
[MED2866] atsliken, v. --> atslike
[MED2867] atslopen, ppl. --> atslippen
[MED2868] atsomne, adv. --> atsomne
[MED2869] atsprong, ppl. --> atsprung
[MED2870] at-sterten, v. --> atstert
[MED2871] at-stonden, v. --> atstand
[MED2872] at-stunten, v. --> atstunt
[MED2873] at-stutten, v. --> atstutte-n
[MED2874] attabi, n. --> accaby
[MED2875] attach, n. --> attach
[MED2876] attachement, n. --> attachment
[MED2877] attachen, v. --> attach
[MED2878] attacher, n. --> attacher
[MED2879] attaching, ger. --> attaching
[MED2880] attamen, v. --> attame
[MED2881] attaminge, ger. --> attaming
[MED2882] atteinauntli, adv. --> attainantly
[MED2883] atteindre, n. --> attainor
[MED2884] atteinen, v. --> attain
[MED2885] atteinte, n. --> attaint
[MED2886] atteinten, v. --> attaint
[MED2887] atteintinge, n. --> attainting
[MED2888] attemen, v. --> attemen
[MED2889] attemperat, adj. --> attemperate
[MED2890] attemperatli, adv. --> attemperately
[MED2891] attemperel, adj. --> attemperel
[MED2892] attemperure, n. --> attemperure
[MED2893] attempra(u)nce, n. --> attemperance
[MED2894] at(t)empre, adj. --> attempre
[MED2895] attempreli, adv. --> attemprely
[MED2896] attempren, v. --> attemper
[MED2897] attemprenesse, n. --> attempreness
[MED2898] attempringe, ger. --> attemper
[MED2899] attemptacion, n. --> attemptation
[MED2900] attemptance, n. --> attemptance
[MED2901] attemptat, n. --> attemptate
[MED2902] attemptaten, v. --> attemptate
[MED2903] attemptatour, n. --> attemptator
[MED2904] attempten, v. --> attempt
[MED2905] attempting, ger. --> attempting
[MED2906] attemptour, n. --> attempter
[MED2907] attencioun, n. --> attention
[MED2908] attendabli, adv. --> attendably
[MED2909] attenda(u)nce, n. --> attendance
[MED2910] attenda(u)nt, adj. &amp; n. --> attendant
[MED2911] attendauntli, adv. --> attendantly
[MED2912] attendement, n. --> attendment
[MED2913] attenden, v. --> attend
[MED2914] attendere, n. --> attainder
[MED2915] attente, n. --> attent
[MED2916] attenteli, adv. --> attently
[MED2917] attentif, adj. --> attentive
[MED2918] attentifli, adv. --> attentively
[MED2919] attentifnesse, n. --> attentiveness
[MED2920] attenuacioun, n. --> attenuation
[MED2921] attenuat, ppl. --> attenuate
[MED2922] attenuatif, adj. as n. --> attenuative
[MED2923] attenuen, v. --> attenue
[MED2924] atter, n. --> atter
[MED2925] atter-cop(pe, n. --> attercop
[MED2926] atterlich, adj. --> atterlich
[MED2927] atterliche, adv. --> atterliche
[MED2928] atterling, n. &amp; adv. --> atterling
[MED2929] atter-lothe, n. --> atterlothe
[MED2930] attern, adj. --> attern
[MED2931] atternesse, n. --> atterness
[MED2932] attestacion, n. --> attestation
[MED2932.5] at&#x00FE;hreten, v. --> at&#x00FE;hreten
[MED2933] attitlen, v. --> attitle
[MED2934] attome, n. --> atom
[MED2935] attourne, n. --> attorney
[MED2936] attourneien, v. --> attorney
[MED2937] attournement, n. --> attornment
[MED2938] attournen, v. --> aturn
[MED2939] attourner, n. --> attorner
[MED2940] attourning, ger. --> attorning
[MED2941] attraccioun, n. --> attraction
[MED2942] attracten, v. --> attract
[MED2943] attractif, adj. &amp; n. --> attractive
[MED2944] attracting, ger. --> attracting
[MED2945] attren, v. --> atter
[MED2946] attri, adj. --> attery | attry
[MED2947] attribut, n. --> attribute
[MED2948] attribut, ppl. --> attribute
[MED2949] attribution, n. --> attribution
[MED2950] attrices, n. (pl.) --> attrices
[MED2951] attricioun, n. --> attrition
[MED2952] attrit, ppl. --> attrite
[MED2953] attru(en)ance, n. --> attruenance
[MED2954] attyd, ppl. --> attyd
[MED2954.5] aturn, n. --> atour
[MED2955] atwailden, v. --> atwield
[MED2956] atwap(p)en, v. --> atwape | atwappe
[MED2957] atwein, adv. --> a-twain
[MED2958] atwen, adv. --> atween
[MED2959] atwen, prep. --> atween
[MED2960] atwenden, v. --> atwend
[MED2960.6] athwert, adv. --> athwart
[MED2961] atwicchen, v. --> atwicchen
[MED2962] atwinden, v. --> atwind
[MED2963] atwin(ne, adv. --> a-twin
[MED2963.5] atwinne, prep. --> atween
[MED2964] atwinnen, v. --> atwin
[MED2965] atwisten, v. --> atwist
[MED2966] atwiten, v. --> atwite
[MED2967] atwitinge, ger. --> atwiting
[MED2968] atwix(en, prep. &amp; adv. --> atwixt
[MED2969] atwo, adv. --> a-two
[MED2970] at-wot, v. (p.t.) --> atwite
[MED2971] atwrenchen, v. --> atwrench
[MED2972] atynen, v. --> untine
[MED2973] aube, n. --> alb
[MED2974] aubel, n. --> ebble
[MED2975] aub(o)urn(e, n. --> auburn
[MED2976] auburn(e, adj. --> auburn
[MED2977] auctorisable, adj. --> authorizable
[MED2978] auctorisation, n. --> authorization
[MED2979] auctorisement, n. --> authorizement
[MED2980] auctorisen, v. --> authorize
[MED2981] auctorising, ger. --> authorizing
[MED2982] auctoriste, n. --> auctorista | authorista
[MED2983] auctoritativeli, adv. --> authoritatively
[MED2984] auctorite, n. --> authority
[MED2985] auctour, n. --> author
[MED2986] auctrice, n. --> authoress
[MED2987] auctrix, n. --> authrix
[MED2988] audacite, n. --> audacity
[MED2988.5] audible, adj. --> audible
[MED2989] audience, n. --> audience
[MED2990] audit(e, n. --> audit
[MED2991] auditen, v. --> audit
[MED2992] auditive, adj. --> auditive
[MED2993] auditorie, n. --> auditory
[MED2994] auditour, n. --> auditor
[MED2995] auditourship, n. --> auditorship
[MED2996] aue, n. --> awe
[MED2997] aueful, adj. --> awful
[MED2998] auefulli, adv. --> awfully
[MED2999] auefulnesse, n. --> awfulness
[MED3000] au(e)les, adj. --> aweless | awless
[MED3001] aueli, adj. &amp; adv. --> awly
[MED3002] auen, v. --> awe
[MED3003] auenesse, n. --> aweness
[MED3004] aufin, n. --> alfin | alphin
[MED3005] augard, n. &amp; adj. --> award
[MED3006] augerli, adv. --> augerly
[MED3007] aught, n. --> aught
[MED3008] aughte, n. --> aught
[MED3009] aughte-man, n. --> aught-man
[MED3010] aug-isen, eg-yson, n. --> augisen
[MED3011] augisten, v. --> adjust
[MED3012] augment, n. --> augment
[MED3013] augmentable, adj. --> augmentable
[MED3014] augmentacioun, n. --> augmentation
[MED3015] augmentatif, adj. --> augmentative
[MED3016] augmenten, v. --> augment
[MED3017] augmenting, ger. --> augmenting
[MED3018] augmentiva, adj. --> augmentive
[MED3019] augrim, n. --> algorism
[MED3020] augur, n. --> augur
[MED3021] auguracion, n. --> auguration
[MED3022] augurer, n. --> augurer
[MED3023] augurie, n. --> augury
[MED3024] august, n. --> August
[MED3024.5] augustien, n. --> Augustan
[MED3025] auk(e, adj. --> awk
[MED3026] aukli, adj. &amp; adv. --> aughtly
[MED3027] auk-ward, adj. --> awkward
[MED3028] auk-ward, adv. --> awkward
[MED3029] aukwardli, adv. --> awkwardly
[MED3030] aumbre, n. --> amber
[MED3031] aumener, n.(1) --> almoner
[MED3032] aumener, n.(2) --> almoner
[MED3033] aumeneri, n. --> almonry
[MED3033.5] aunager, n. --> alnager
[MED3034] aunage, n. --> alnage
[MED3035] -aunce, noun suf. --> -ance
[MED3036] auncel, n. --> auncel
[MED3037] auncestre, n. --> ancestor
[MED3038] aunce(s)trel, adj. --> ancestral
[MED3039] auncestrie, n. --> ancestry
[MED3040] aunciel, adj. --> aunciel
[MED3041] auncien(t, adj. --> ancient
[MED3042] aundir(en, n. --> andiron
[MED3043] aun(e, n. --> awn
[MED3044] aunen, v. --> awne
[MED3045] aunge, n. --> angel
[MED3046] aungel, n. --> angel
[MED3047] a(u)ngelet, n. --> angelet
[MED3048] a(u)ngelical, adj. --> angelical
[MED3049] a(u)ngelik, adj. --> angelic
[MED3050] aungelik, adv. --> angelic
[MED3051] a(u)ngellich, adj. --> angelly
[MED3052] a(u)ngelli(ch, adv. --> angelly
[MED3053] aunour, n. --> aulner
[MED3054] -aunt, suf. --> -ant
[MED3055] aunte, n. --> aunt
[MED3056] aunteler, n. --> antler
[MED3057] auntren, v. --> adventure
[MED3058] auntrousli, adv. --> adventurously
[MED3059] aura, n. --> aura
[MED3060] aureal, adj. --> aureal
[MED3061] aureat, adj. --> aureate
[MED3062] aureole, n. --> aureole
[MED3063] auricalke, n. --> orichalc
[MED3064] auricle, n. --> auricle
[MED3065] auriculer, adj. --> auricular
[MED3066] auriga, n. --> auriga
[MED3067] aurigo, n. --> aurigo
[MED3068] auripigment, n. --> auripigment
[MED3069] aurora, n. --> aurora
[MED3070] aurum, n. --> aurum
[MED3071] aust, adj. --> aust
[MED3072] auster, n. --> auster
[MED3073] austere, adj. --> austere
[MED3074] austerite, n. --> austerity
[MED3075] austerli, adv. --> austerely
[MED3076] austernesse, n. --> austereness
[MED3077] Austin, n.(1) &amp; adj. --> Austin
[MED3078] austin, n.(2) --> Austin
[MED3079] Austiner, n. --> Austiner
[MED3080] autele, n. --> atteal
[MED3081] autentik, adj. as n. --> authentic
[MED3082] autentik, adj. --> authentic
[MED3083] auten(ti)ked, ppl. --> authentic
[MED3084] autentikli, adv. --> authentically
[MED3085] auter, n. --> altar
[MED3086] auterage, n. --> 
[MED3087] auterer, n. --> altarer
[MED3088] auth, adj. --> awth
[MED3089] authli, adj. --> authly
[MED3090] automed, ppl. --> autume
[MED3091] autumpne, n. --> autumn
[MED3092] auxiliari, adj. --> auxiliary
[MED3093] avai(e)ment, n. --> avayment
[MED3094] avaien, v. --> avay | avey
[MED3095] available, adj. --> available
[MED3096] availabli, adv. --> availably
[MED3097] availa(u)nt, ppl. --> availant
[MED3098] avail(e, n. --> avail
[MED3099] availen, v. --> avail
[MED3100] avale, ppl. --> avale
[MED3101] avalen, v. --> avale
[MED3102] avaling, ger. --> avaling
[MED3103] avantance, n. --> avauntance
[MED3104] avanters, n. (pl.) --> avanters | avancers
[MED3105] avarice, n. --> avarice
[MED3106] avaricious, adj. --> avaricious
[MED3107] avaum-brace, n. --> avant-brace
[MED3108] avaunce, n. --> avens
[MED3109] avauncement, n. --> advancement
[MED3110] avauncen, v. --> advance
[MED3110.5] avauncer, n. --> advancer
[MED3111] avauncing, ger. --> advancing
[MED3112] avaunt, n. --> avaunt
[MED3113] avaunt, adv. --> avaunt
[MED3114] avaunt, interj. --> avaunt
[MED3115] avauntage, n. --> advantage
[MED3116] avauntagen, v. --> advantage
[MED3117] avaunteissen, v. --> avauntese
[MED3118] avauntement, n. --> avauntment
[MED3119] avaunten, v. --> avaunt
[MED3120] avaunterie, n. --> avauntry
[MED3121] avaunt-gard, n. --> avant-garde | avant-guard
[MED3122] avaunting, ger. --> avaunting
[MED3123] avauntour, n. --> avaunter
[MED3124] avaunt-ward, n. --> avantward
[MED3125] ave, n. --> ave
[MED3126] aveine, n. --> aveyn
[MED3127] avel, n. --> afel
[MED3128] av(e)len, v. --> afle
[MED3129] avellane, n. --> Avellan
[MED3130] ave-lof, n. --> aveloves
[MED3131] avelong, adj. --> avelonge | awelonge | aweylonge
[MED3132] Ave Marie, n. --> Ave Maria | Ave Mary
[MED3133] ave-names, n. (pl.) --> ave-names
[MED3134] avenaunt, n. --> avenant
[MED3135] avenaunt, adj. --> avenant
[MED3136] avenauntli, adv. --> avenantly
[MED3137] avence, n. --> avens
[MED3138] avener, n.(1) --> avener
[MED3139] avener, n.(2) --> avener
[MED3140] avengeable, adj. --> avengeable
[MED3141] avengen, v. --> avenge
[MED3142] avenger, n. --> avenger
[MED3143] avenging, ger. --> avenging
[MED3144] avenimen, v. --> avenom
[MED3145] avenked, ppl. --> avenked
[MED3146] aventaille, n. --> aventail | aventayle
[MED3147] aventen, v. --> avent
[MED3148] aventing, ger. --> aventing
[MED3149] aventour, n. --> aventer
[MED3150] aventure, n. --> adventure
[MED3150.5] aventuring, ger. --> adventuring
[MED3151] aventurli, adv. --> adventurely
[MED3152] aventurous, adj. --> adventurous
[MED3152.5] aventusen, v. --> aventusen
[MED3153] aver, n.(1) --> aver
[MED3154] aver, n.(2) --> aver
[MED3155] average, n. --> average
[MED3156] avereine, n. --> avereyne
[MED3157] averie, n. --> avery | averey
[MED3158] averil, n. --> April
[MED3158.5] avering, n. --> aver
[MED3159] averoin(e, n. --> averoyne
[MED3160] averous, adj. --> avarous
[MED3161] averousli, adv. --> avarously
[MED3162] averraien, v. --> averay
[MED3163] aver(r)ement, n. --> averment
[MED3164] averren, v. --> aver
[MED3165] averte, n. --> avertee
[MED3166] averten, v. --> advert
[MED3167] averti, adj. --> averty
[MED3167.5] avesure, n. --> envesure
[MED3168] avetrol, n. --> avetrol
[MED3169] avew(e, n. --> aview
[MED3170] avewer, n. --> aviewer
[MED3171] avexen, v. --> avex
[MED3172] avidioseli, adv. --> avidiously
[MED3173] avidite, n. --> avidity
[MED3174] avien, v.(1) --> avye
[MED3175] avien, v.(2) --> avye
[MED3176] avilen, v. --> avile
[MED3177] avinet(e, n. --> avinette
[MED3178] aviren, v. --> avire
[MED3179] aviroun, adv. --> aviroun
[MED3179.5] avirounen, v. --> avirounen
[MED3180] avis, n. --> advice
[MED3181] avise, adj. --> advisy | advisee
[MED3182] aviseable, adj. --> advisable
[MED3183] avisedli, adv. --> advisedly
[MED3184] avisednes, n. --> advisedness
[MED3185] aviseful, adj. --> adviceful
[MED3186] aviseli, adv. --> advisely
[MED3187] avisement, n. --> advisement
[MED3188] avisen, v. --> advise
[MED3189] avisenesse, n. --> adviseness
[MED3190] avisifenesse, n. --> advisiveness
[MED3191] avising, ger. --> advising
[MED3192] avisingli, adv. --> advisingly
[MED3193] avisioun, n. --> avision
[MED3194] avisose, adj. --> avisose
[MED3195] avisoseli, adv. --> avisose
[MED3196] avisosenesse, n. --> avisoseness
[MED3197] aviten, v. --> avite
[MED3198] avoi, interj. --> avoy
[MED3199] avoidable, adj. --> avoidable
[MED3200] avoidaunce, n. --> avoidance
[MED3201] avoiden, v. --> avoid
[MED3202] avoiding, ger. --> avoiding
[MED3203] avoir-de-pois, n. --> avoirdupois
[MED3204] avok, n. --> avok
[MED3205] avokess, n. --> avokess
[MED3206] avormest, adv. &amp; prep. --> aformest
[MED3207] avorth, adv. --> aforth
[MED3208] avouchen, v. --> avouch
[MED3209] avou(e, n. --> avow
[MED3210] avoue, n. --> avowe
[MED3211] avouen, v.(1) --> avow
[MED3212] avouen, v.(2) --> avow
[MED3213] avouer, n. --> avower
[MED3214] avou(e)rie, n. --> avowry
[MED3215] avou(e)son, n. --> advowson
[MED3216] avouing, ger. --> avowing
[MED3217] avouter, n. --> adulter
[MED3218] avouter, adj. --> adulter
[MED3219] avout(e)rer(e, adj. --> adulterer
[MED3220] avoutren, v. --> adulter
[MED3221] avoutrer, n. --> adulterer
[MED3222] avoutres, n. --> adulteress
[MED3223] avoutresse, n. --> adulteress
[MED3224] avoutri(e, n. --> adultery
[MED3225] avoutrious, adj. --> adulterous
[MED3226] aw&#xE6;l&#x292;ed, ppl. --> awelgien
[MED3226.5] awagen, v. --> awagen
[MED3227] await(e, n. --> await
[MED3228] awaite, adj. --> await
[MED3229] await(e, adv. --> await
[MED3230] awaiten, v. --> await
[MED3231] awaiter, n. --> awaiter
[MED3232] awaiting, ger. --> awaiting
[MED3233] awaken, v. --> awake
[MED3234] awakenen, v. --> awaken
[MED3234.5] awakerhed, n. --> awakerhood
[MED3235] awaking, ger. --> awaking
[MED3236] awallop, adv. --> a-wallop
[MED3237] awane, adj. --> a-wane
[MED3238] award, n. --> award
[MED3239] awarden, v. --> award
[MED3240] awarding, ger. --> awarding
[MED3241] aware, adj. --> aware
[MED3242] awaren, v. --> aware
[MED3243] awarien, v. --> awarie
[MED3243.5] awarnesse, n. --> awareness
[MED3244] awarnien, v. --> awarn
[MED3245] awarranten, v. --> awarrant
[MED3246] awashen, v. --> awash
[MED3247] awaste, adv. --> awaste
[MED3248] awatre, adv. --> awater
[MED3249] awecchen, v. --> awecche
[MED3250] awecgan, v. --> a-wecgan
[MED3251] aweden, v. --> awede
[MED3252] awei, adv. --> away
[MED3253] a-wei, interj. --> away
[MED3254] aweien, v. --> aweigh
[MED3255] aweies, adv. --> aways
[MED3255.5] awei-putten, v. --> away-put
[MED3255.6] awei-senden, v. --> away-send
[MED3255.7] awei-shouven, v. --> away-shove
[MED3255.8] awei-skulken, v. --> away-skulk
[MED3255.9] awei-slippen, v. --> away-slip
[MED3255.91] awei-stelen, v. --> away-steal
[MED3255.92] awei-strecchen, v. --> away-stretch
[MED3255.93] awei-swillen, v. --> away-soil
[MED3255.94] awei-taken, v. --> away-take
[MED3255.95] awei-twicchen, v. --> away-twitch
[MED3255.96] awei-waggen, v. --> away-wag
[MED3256] awei-ward, adv. &amp; pred. adj. --> awayward
[MED3256.5] awei-winnen, v. --> away-win
[MED3256.6] awei-witen, v. --> away-wite
[MED3256.7] awei-yede, v. --> away-go
[MED3257] aweldable, adj. --> aweldable
[MED3258] awelden, v. --> aweld | awild
[MED3259] awellen, ppl. --> awellen
[MED3260] awemmen, v. --> awem
[MED3261] awenden, v. --> awend
[MED3262] awenen, v.(1) --> awean
[MED3263] awenen, v.(2) --> aween
[MED3264] awepe, adv. --> a-weep
[MED3265] awerden, v. --> awerde
[MED3266] awerdend, n. --> awerdend
[MED3266.5] awer(e, n. --> were
[MED3267] awerk(e, adv. --> a-work
[MED3268] awer-mod, n. --> awer-mod
[MED3268.5] awerouste, n. --> awareousity
[MED3269] awerren, v. --> awar
[MED3270] awese, adv. --> awese
[MED3271] awesten, v. --> awest
[MED3272] awestward, adv. --> awestward
[MED3273] awhaped, ppl. --> a-wapped
[MED3274] awhenen, v. --> awhene
[MED3275] awherven, v. --> awherf
[MED3276] awide, adv. --> awide
[MED3277] a wike, phr. (?also adv.) --> a-week
[MED3278] awilden, v. --> awild-en
[MED3279] awille, adv. --> a-will
[MED3280] awilled, ppl. --> awell
[MED3281] awillen, v. --> awill
[MED3282] awinnen, v. --> awin
[MED3283] awirching, adv. --> 
[MED3284] awist, ppl. --> a-wist
[MED3285] awiste, v. (p.) --> awit
[MED3286] awiten, v.(1) --> awit
[MED3287] awiten, v.(2) --> awit
[MED3288] awiten, v.(3) --> awit
[MED3289] awi&#xF0;er, adv. &amp; prep. --> awither
[MED3290] awither-worth, adv. --> awither-ward
[MED3291] awlated, ppl. --> awlated
[MED3292] awlenchen, v. --> awlench
[MED3293] awoh, adv. --> ahoo
[MED3294] awold, n. --> onwald
[MED3295] awonder, pred.adj. --> awonder
[MED3296] awondren, v. --> awonder
[MED3297] aworpen, v. --> awarp
[MED3298] aworth, adv. --> aworth
[MED3299] aworthen, v.(1) --> aworthy
[MED3300] aworthen, v.(2) --> aworth
[MED3301] awowen, v. --> awoo
[MED3302] awraththen, v. --> awrath | awroth
[MED3303] awrecchen, v. --> awrench
[MED3304] awreken, v. --> awreak
[MED3305] awreking, ger. --> awreaking
[MED3306] awrenchen, v. --> awrench
[MED3307] awri, adv. --> awry
[MED3308] awriten, v. --> awrite
[MED3308.5] awrith, adv. --> a-writhe
[MED3309] awrong, adv. --> awrong
[MED3310] awurien, v. --> aworry
[MED3311] axand, ppl. as n. --> askand
[MED3312] ax(e, n.(1) --> axe | ax
[MED3313] ax(e, n.(2) --> ax | axe
[MED3314] axe, n.(3) --> ask
[MED3315] axel, n.(1) --> axle
[MED3316] axel, n.(2) --> axle
[MED3317] axelen, v. --> axle
[MED3318] axeler, n. --> axler
[MED3319] axeling, ger. --> 
[MED3320] axel-toth, n. --> axle-tooth
[MED3321] axel-tre, n. --> axle-tree
[MED3322] axis, n. --> axis
[MED3323] ax-tre, n. --> ax-tree
[MED3323.5] axunge, n. --> axunge
[MED3324] aye, adv. --> again
[MED3325] aye, prep. --> again
[MED3326] aye-, pref. --> again
[MED3327] ayelden, v. --> ayield
[MED3328] ayen, adv. --> again
[MED3329] ayen, prep. --> again
[MED3330] ayen-, pref. --> again-
[MED3331] ayen-bien, v. --> again-buy
[MED3332] ayen-bier(e, n. --> again-buyer
[MED3333] ayen-biing(e, ger. --> again-buying
[MED3333.5] ayen-clepen, v. --> again-clepe
[MED3334] ayen-come, n. --> again-come
[MED3335] ayen-comen, v. (or phrase) --> again-come
[MED3335.5] ayen-coverance, n. --> again-coverance
[MED3336] ayen-coming, ger. --> again-coming
[MED3336.5] ayencwecchen, v. --> again-quetch
[MED3337] a-yenes, adv. &amp; adj. --> against
[MED3338] ayen(e)s, prep. --> against
[MED3339] ayen(es, conj. --> against
[MED3339.5] ayenespleinen, v. --> against-plain
[MED3340] ayen-her, adv. --> again-here
[MED3340.4] ayengeten, v. --> again-get
[MED3340.5] ayen-plesen, v. --> again-please
[MED3340.6] ayenquikenen, v. --> again-quicken
[MED3340.7] ayen-replien, v. --> again-reply
[MED3340.8] ayen-resten, v. --> again-rest
[MED3340.41] ayen-kepes, adv. --> again-keeps
[MED3340.42] ayenkepen, v. --> again-keep
[MED3341] ayen-risen, v. --> again-rise
[MED3342] ayen-rising, ger. --> again-rising
[MED3343] ayens-, pref. --> against
[MED3344] ayen-saien, v. --> again-say
[MED3345] ayen-saier, n. --> again-sayer
[MED3346] ayen-saiing, ger. --> again-saying
[MED3346.5] ayen-sechere, n. --> again-seeker
[MED3346.6] ayen-shinen, v. --> again-shine
[MED3346.7] ayenshouven, v. --> again-shove
[MED3346.8] ayen-sprengen, v. --> again-sprenge
[MED3346.9] ayensteken, v. --> again-steek
[MED3346.51] ayens-grucchinge, ger. --> against-grutching
[MED3346.71] ayen-soukinge, ger. --> again-sucking
[MED3346.72] ayens-speken, v. --> against-speak
[MED3347] ayen-stonden, v. --> again-stand, v.
[MED3348] ayen-stonder, n. --> again-stander
[MED3349] ayen-stonding, ger. --> again-standing
[MED3349.4] ayensweren, v. --> again-swear
[MED3349.5] ayen-thinken, v. --> again-think
[MED3349.6] ayen-tokenen, v. --> again-token
[MED3349.7] ayen-turnen, v. --> again-turn
[MED3350] ayen-ward, adv. --> againward
[MED3350.5] ayen-wenden, v. --> again-wend
[MED3350.6] ayen-winsen, v. --> ayen-winsen
[MED3350.7] ayenwithstonden, v. --> again-withstand
[MED3350.8] ayenwitnessen, v. --> again-witness
[MED3351] ayer, adv. --> a year
[MED3352] ayet, n. --> agate
[MED3353] ayeten, v. --> ayet
[MED3354] ayeven, v. --> agive
[MED3355] aye-ward, adv. --> againward
[MED3356] ayiten, v. --> ayit
[MED3357] aylesham, n. --> Aylsham
[MED3358] ayond-half, adv. &amp; prep. --> ayond-half
[MED3359] aywil-day, n. --> aye-while-day
[MED3360] azarabacca(ra, n. --> asarabacca
[MED3360.5] azime, n. --> azyme
[MED3361] azimut(z, n. --> azimuth
[MED3362] azoc, azogo, n. --> azoc
[MED3363] b, n. --> B
[MED3364] ba, v. --> ba
[MED3365] baba, interj. --> baba
[MED3366] babanliche, adv. --> babanly
[MED3367] babbart, n. --> babbart
[MED3368] babbe, n. --> babe
[MED3369] babe, n. --> baby
[MED3370] babel, n.(1) --> bauble
[MED3371] babel, n.(2) --> Babel
[MED3372] babel, n.(3) --> babble
[MED3373] babel, adv. (?n.) --> 
[MED3374] babelen, v.(1) --> babble
[MED3375] babelen, v.(2) --> babble
[MED3375.5] babeler, n. --> babbler
[MED3376] babelinge, ger.(1) --> babbling
[MED3377] babelinge, ger.(2) --> babbling
[MED3378] baber-lipped, adj. --> babber-lipped
[MED3379] baber-lippes, n. (pl.) --> babber-lips
[MED3380] babewin, n. --> baboon
[MED3381] bab(e)winrie, n. --> babery
[MED3382] Babiloine, n. --> Babylon
[MED3383] Babilons, n. --> Babylonian
[MED3384] babishen, v. --> babish
[MED3385] babliant, n. --> babelavant
[MED3386] bac, n. --> bac
[MED3387] bacaver, n. --> bacaver
[MED3388] bach, n.(1) --> bache
[MED3389] bach, n.(2) --> batch
[MED3390] bacheler, n. --> bachelor
[MED3391] bachel(e)rie, n. --> bachelry
[MED3392] bacher, n. --> baker
[MED3393] Bachus, n. --> Bacchus
[MED3394] bacin, n. --> basin
[MED3395] bacinet, n. --> basinet | basnet
[MED3396] bacin-ful, n. --> basinful
[MED3397] baconresse, n. --> baconresse
[MED3398] bacoun, n. --> bacon
[MED3399] Bactrian, n. --> Bactrian
[MED3400] bacul, n. --> bacul
[MED3401] badde, n.(1) --> bad
[MED3402] badde, n.(2) --> bad
[MED3403] badde, adj. --> bad
[MED3404] baddeli(che, adv. --> badly
[MED3405] badde-mening, ppl. --> bad-meaning
[MED3405.5] badden, v. --> badden
[MED3406] baddenesse, n. --> badness
[MED3407] bad-rich, adj. as n. --> badrich
[MED3408] b&#xE6;d, n. --> bead
[MED3409] b&#xE6;wen, v. --> bew
[MED3410] bafen, v. --> baff
[MED3411] baffen, v. --> baff
[MED3412] baffer, n. --> baffing
[MED3413] baffing, ger. --> baffing
[MED3414] bafte(n, adv. &amp; prep. --> baft
[MED3415] bafte-spache, n. --> baft-speech
[MED3416] bagage, n. --> baggage
[MED3417] bagantin, n. --> bagantin
[MED3418] baggard, n. --> boggard | boggart
[MED3419] bagge, n.(1) --> bag
[MED3420] bagge, n.(2) --> badge
[MED3421] bagge-ful, n. --> bagful
[MED3422] bagge-man, n. --> bagman
[MED3423] baggen, v.(1) --> bagge
[MED3424] baggen, v.(2) --> bagge
[MED3425] baggen, v.(3) --> bagge
[MED3426] bagge-pipe, n. --> bagpipe
[MED3427] bagge-piper, n. --> bagpiper
[MED3428] bagger, n. --> badger
[MED3429] bagging, ger. --> bagging
[MED3430] baggingli, adv. --> baggingly
[MED3431] baghel, n. --> bagle
[MED3432] bai, n.(1). --> bay
[MED3433] bai, n.(2) --> bay
[MED3434] bai, n.(3) --> bay
[MED3435] bai, n.(4) --> bay
[MED3436] bai, adj. --> bayed
[MED3437] baiard, n.(1) --> bayard
[MED3438] baiard, n.(2) --> bayard
[MED3439] baiardour, n. --> bayardor
[MED3440] bai(e, n. --> bay
[MED3441] baien, v. --> bay
[MED3441.5] bailer, n. --> bailer
[MED3442] bail(le, n.(1) --> bail
[MED3443] baille, n.(2) --> bailey
[MED3444] baille, n.(3) --> bail
[MED3445] bailliage, n. --> bailliage
[MED3446] bailli(e, n. --> baillie | bailly
[MED3447] bail(l)ieri, n. --> bailiery | bailiary
[MED3448] baillif, n. --> bailie | bailiff
[MED3449] baillifhod, n. --> bailiffhood
[MED3450] baillifship, n. --> bailiffship
[MED3451] baillif-wik, n. --> bailiffwick
[MED3452] bailusly, adv. --> baleously
[MED3453] bain, n. --> bain
[MED3454] bain, adj. --> bain
[MED3455] bain, adv. --> bain
[MED3456] bainable, adj. --> bainable
[MED3457] bained, adj. --> bained | baynyd
[MED3458] bainen, v.(1) --> bain
[MED3459] bainen, v.(2) --> bain
[MED3460] bainli, adv. --> bainly
[MED3460.5] baioke, n. --> bajocco
[MED3461] bai-salt, n. --> bay-salt
[MED3462] baishednesse, n. --> bashedness
[MED3463] baishen, v. --> bash | base
[MED3464] baishing, ger. --> basing | bashing
[MED3465] baishment, n. --> bashment
[MED3466] baisier, n. --> baisier
[MED3467] baisk, adj. --> bask
[MED3468] bai-stol, n. --> bay-stool
[MED3469] bait, n. --> bait
[MED3470] baiten, v. --> bait
[MED3471] baithen, v. --> baithe
[MED3472] baiting, ger. --> baiting
[MED3473] baiulacionne, n. --> bajulation
[MED3474] bai-window, n. --> bay window
[MED3475] bai-wort, n. --> bay-wort
[MED3476] bak, n. --> back
[MED3477] bak, adv. (&amp; adj.) --> back
[MED3477.5] Bakade, n. --> Bakade
[MED3478] bak-berende, ppl. --> back-berend
[MED3479] bak-biten, v. --> backbite
[MED3480] bak-biter(e, n. --> backbiter
[MED3481] bak-biting, ger. --> backbiting
[MED3482] bak-bon, n. --> backbone
[MED3483] bak(e-bred, n. --> bakbred(e
[MED3484] bak(e-hous, n. --> bakehouse
[MED3485] baken, v. --> bake
[MED3486] bake(n, ppl. as n. --> bake
[MED3487] bake(n mete, bake-mete, phrase &amp; n. --> bake-meat
[MED3488] bake-panne, n. --> bake-pan
[MED3489] bakere, n. --> baker
[MED3490] bak-ern, n. --> bakern
[MED3491] bak(e-ston, n. --> bakestone
[MED3492] bak-gavel, n. --> bake-gavel
[MED3493] bak-half, n. --> back-half
[MED3494] bak-half, adv. --> back-half
[MED3495] baking, ger. --> baking
[MED3496] bak-iren, n. --> bake-iron
[MED3497] bakke, n. --> bat | bakke
[MED3498] -bakked, ppl. as adj. --> -backed
[MED3499] bakken, v. --> backen
[MED3500] bak-monger, n. --> bake-monger
[MED3501] bak-side, n. --> backside
[MED3501.5] bak-spin(e, n. --> back-spine
[MED3502] bak-ward, adj. --> backward
[MED3503] bak-ward(es, adv. --> backward | backwards
[MED3504] bal, n. --> ball
[MED3505] balad(e, n. --> ballade
[MED3506] baladen, v. --> ballad
[MED3507] balane, n. --> balane
[MED3508] balaunce, n. --> balance
[MED3509] balauncer, n. --> balancer
[MED3510] balauncing, ger. --> balauncing
[MED3511] balaustia, -ies, n. --> balaustine
[MED3512] bald(e)moine, n. --> baldmoney
[MED3513] bale, n.(1) --> bale
[MED3514] bal(e, n.(2) --> bale
[MED3515] bale, n.(3) --> bale
[MED3516] bale, n.(4) --> bale
[MED3517] bale, n.(5) --> balle
[MED3518] bale, adj. --> bale
[MED3519] baleful, adj. --> baleful
[MED3520] balefulli, adv. --> balefully
[MED3521] baleine, n. --> baleen
[MED3522] baleis, n.(1) --> balas
[MED3523] balei(s, n.(2) --> baleys
[MED3524] baleisen, v. --> baleys
[MED3525] baleles, adj. --> baleless
[MED3526] balen, v. --> bale
[MED3527] baleri, n. --> balneary
[MED3528] bale-si&#xFE;, n. --> bale-sithe
[MED3529] balester, n. --> balister | balester
[MED3530] balestriar, n. --> balistrier
[MED3531] balet, n. --> balet(te
[MED3532] balewerie, n. --> 
[MED3533] bale-wort, n. --> banewort
[MED3534] balgh, adj. --> balgh
[MED3535] balgh-staf, n. --> 
[MED3536] balg&#xFE;, v. (sg. 3) --> 
[MED3537] bali, adj. as n. --> Beli
[MED3538] balinger, n. --> balinger
[MED3539] baliste, n. --> ballist
[MED3540] balk(e, n. --> balk | baulk
[MED3541] balken, v. --> balk
[MED3542] balking, ger. --> balking
[MED3543] ballard, n.(1) --> ballard
[MED3544] ballard, n.(2) --> ballard
[MED3545] ballard ston, n. --> ballard-stone
[MED3546] balle, n. --> balle
[MED3547] balled, adj. --> bald
[MED3548] ballednesse, n. --> baldness
[MED3549] balledship, n. --> baldship
[MED3550] ballen, v. --> ball
[MED3551] ballok, n. --> bollock
[MED3552] ballok-broth, n. --> bollock-broth
[MED3553] -balloked, adj. --> -bollocked
[MED3554] balloking, n. --> bollocking
[MED3555] balne, n. --> balne
[MED3556] balneat, ppl. --> balneate
[MED3557] balning, ger. --> balning
[MED3558] balsamat, ppl. --> balsamate
[MED3559] balsamita, n. --> balsamita
[MED3560] balsamite, n. --> balsamite
[MED3561] balsamum, n. --> balsamum
[MED3562] balsme&#xF0;e, n. --> balsamethe
[MED3563] balteren, v. --> balter
[MED3564] balwin, n. --> balwin
[MED3565] bammen, v. --> bam
[MED3566] ban, n. --> bane
[MED3567] banastre, n. --> banastre
[MED3568] bandoun, n. --> bandon | bandoun
[MED3569] bandoun, v. --> bandon
[MED3570] bandounli, adv. --> bandonly
[MED3571] band-wimble, n. --> bond-wimble
[MED3572] bane, n. --> bane
[MED3573] banel, n. --> banel
[MED3574] banen, v. --> bane
[MED3575] baneour, n. --> banneour
[MED3576] baner, n. --> baner
[MED3577] baner(e, n. --> banner
[MED3578] banerer, n. --> bannerer
[MED3579] baneret, n.(1) --> banneret
[MED3580] baneret, n.(2) --> bannerette
[MED3581] banerie, n. --> bannery
[MED3582] banifan, n. --> banifan
[MED3583] banishen, v. --> banish
[MED3584] banishing, ger. --> banishing
[MED3585] bank(e, n.(1) --> bank
[MED3586] bank(e, n.(2) --> bank
[MED3587] banke, n.(3) --> bank
[MED3588] banked, ppl. --> banked
[MED3589] banker, n. --> banker
[MED3590] bankerder, n. --> bankerder
[MED3591] banket, n. --> banquet
[MED3592] banketen, v. --> banquet
[MED3593] bannen, v. --> ban
[MED3594] banne-note tre, n. --> bannut tree
[MED3595] banner, n. --> banner
[MED3596] banning, ger. --> banning
[MED3597] bannok, n. --> bannock
[MED3598] ban-stikel, n. --> bone-stickle
[MED3599] bantel, n. --> bantel | bantele | bantelle
[MED3600] bapteme, n. --> baptism
[MED3601] baptemen, v. --> baptize
[MED3602] baptisacion, n. --> baptization
[MED3603] baptisat, ppl. --> baptized
[MED3604] baptisen, v. --> baptize
[MED3605] baptiser, n. --> baptizer
[MED3606] baptising, ger. --> baptizing
[MED3607] baptist, n.(1) --> baptist
[MED3608] baptis(t, n.(2) --> baptize | baptise | baptiis
[MED3609] baptisterie, n. --> baptistery | baptistry
[MED3610] baptistre, n. --> baptistery | baptistry
[MED3611] bar, n. --> bar
[MED3612] bar, adj. --> bare
[MED3613] barain, n. --> barren
[MED3614] barain(e, adj. --> barren
[MED3615] barainhede, n. --> bairnheid
[MED3615.5] barainli, adv. --> barrenly
[MED3616] barainnesse, n. --> barrenness
[MED3617] barainte, n. --> barrenty
[MED3618] barat(e, n. --> barrat
[MED3619] baraten, v. --> barrat
[MED3620] baratour, n. --> barrator | barrater
[MED3621] baratous, adj. --> barratous
[MED3622] baratri, n. --> 
[MED3623] baratur, n. --> baratur
[MED3624] barbachi, n. (pl.) --> barbachi
[MED3625] barbar, adj. &amp; n. --> Barbary
[MED3626] barbarie, n. --> Barbary
[MED3627] barbarien(e, adj.&amp; n. --> barbarian
[MED3628] barbarik, n. --> barbaric
[MED3629] barbarin, n. --> berber
[MED3630] barbarin(e, n.&amp; adj. --> barbarian
[MED3631] barbarious, adj. --> barbarious
[MED3632] barbarisen, v. --> barbarize
[MED3633] barbarisme, n. --> barbarism
[MED3634] barbarus, adj. --> barbarous
[MED3635] barbe, n. --> barb
[MED3636] barbed, ppl. --> barbed
[MED3637] barbel, n.(1) --> barbel
[MED3638] barbel, n.(2) --> barbel
[MED3639] barben, v. --> barb
[MED3640] barberie, n. --> barbery
[MED3641] barbet, n. --> barbet
[MED3642] barbican, n. --> barbican
[MED3643] barbifourm, adj. --> barbiform
[MED3644] barbing, ger. --> barbing
[MED3645] barbour, n. --> barber
[MED3646] barbul, n.(1) --> barble
[MED3647] barbul, n.(2) --> barble
[MED3648] barbulat, ppl. --> barbellate
[MED3649] bardolf, n. --> bardolf
[MED3650] bare, n.(1) --> bare
[MED3651] bare, n.(2) --> bore
[MED3651.5] bare, n.(3) --> bare
[MED3652] bar(e-hide, n. --> barehide
[MED3653] barel, n. --> barrel
[MED3654] bareled, ppl. --> barrelled | barreled
[MED3655] barel-fere, n. --> barrel-ferrer | barrel-ferrar | barrel-ferror
[MED3656] barel-ful, n. --> barrelful
[MED3657] baren, v. --> bare
[MED3658] barenesse, n. --> bareness
[MED3659] bare-shanke, adj. as n. --> bare-shank
[MED3660] bare-side, adj. --> bare-side
[MED3661] bare-vis, adj. --> barevis
[MED3662] bar-fot, adj. &amp; adv. --> barefoot
[MED3663] bargain(e, n. --> bargain
[MED3664] bargainen, v. --> bargain
[MED3665] bargainer, n. --> bargainer
[MED3666] bargaining, ger. --> bargaining
[MED3667] bargaret, n. --> bargeret
[MED3668] barge, n. --> barge
[MED3669] barge-man, n. --> bargeman
[MED3670] barger, n. --> barger
[MED3671] barget, n. --> barget
[MED3672] bar-handed, adv. --> barehanded
[MED3673] bar-hed, adj. &amp; adv. --> barehead
[MED3674] baring-sex, n. --> baring-sax
[MED3675] bark, n. --> bark
[MED3676] barke, n. --> barge
[MED3677] barken, v.(1) --> bark
[MED3678] barken, v.(2) --> bark
[MED3679] barker, n. --> barker
[MED3680] barking, ger. --> barking
[MED3681] barlay, interj. --> barley
[MED3682] barleeg, n. --> barleeg
[MED3683] bar-leg, -legged, adj. &amp; adv. --> bare-legged
[MED3684] barli, n. --> barley
[MED3685] barli, adv. --> barely
[MED3686] barli-corn, n. --> barley-corn
[MED3687] barl-rode, n. --> barl-rode
[MED3688] barm, n. --> barm
[MED3689] barn, n. --> bairn
[MED3690] barnage, n.(1) --> baronage
[MED3691] barnage, n.(2) --> barnage
[MED3692] barne, n. --> barne
[MED3693] barnhede, n. --> bairnheid
[MED3694] barnishen, v. --> burnish
[MED3695] barnles, adj. --> bairnless
[MED3696] barnli, adv. --> bairnly
[MED3697] barn-tem, n. --> bairn-team
[MED3698] baron, n. --> 
[MED3699] baronesse, n. --> baroness
[MED3700] baronet, n. --> baronet
[MED3701] baronie, n. --> barony
[MED3702] baronrie, n. --> baronry
[MED3703] baroun, n. --> baron
[MED3704] barow, n. --> barrow
[MED3705] barrable, adj. --> barrable
[MED3706] barrage, n. --> 
[MED3707] barre, n. --> bar
[MED3708] barren, v. --> bar
[MED3709] barrer, n. --> barrier
[MED3710] barrester, n. --> barrister
[MED3710.5] barri, adj. --> barry
[MED3711] barringe, ger. --> barring
[MED3711.5] Bartelmeued, adj. --> Bartholomewed
[MED3713] Bartelmeus-tide, n. --> bartelmeus-tide
[MED3714] barter, n. --> barter
[MED3715] bart(e)ren, v. --> barter
[MED3716] bart(e)ringe, ger. --> bartering
[MED3717] barwe, n. --> barrow
[MED3718] barwer(e, n. --> barrower
[MED3719] bas, n.(1) --> base
[MED3720] bas, n.(2) --> bass
[MED3721] bas, n.(3) --> base
[MED3722] bas, adj. --> base
[MED3723] bas(e, n. --> base
[MED3724] baselard, n.(1) --> baselard
[MED3725] bas(e)lard, n.(2) --> baseling
[MED3726] baseling, n. --> baseling
[MED3727] basen, n. --> basen
[MED3728] basenes, n. --> baseness
[MED3728.5] basilar, n. --> basilar
[MED3729] basil(e, n. --> basil
[MED3730] basilic(a, n. &amp; adj. --> basilica
[MED3731] basilicok, n. --> basilicock
[MED3732] basilicon, n.(1) --> basilicon | basilicum
[MED3733] basilicon, n.(2) --> basilicon | basilicum
[MED3734] basilisk, n. --> basilisk
[MED3735] basing, ger. --> basing
[MED3736] basis, n. --> basis
[MED3737] basken, v. --> bask
[MED3738] basket, n. --> basket
[MED3739] basket ful, basket-ful, phr. &amp; n. --> basketful
[MED3740] bask-fisik, n. --> bask-fisik
[MED3741] Baskles, n. (pl.) --> basques
[MED3742] Baskon, n. --> Basque
[MED3743] bassatour, n. --> bassador
[MED3744] basse, n. --> bass
[MED3745] basselan, n. --> basselan
[MED3746] bassen, v. --> bass
[MED3746.5] bassen, v.(2) --> bassen
[MED3747] basset, n. --> bassade
[MED3748] bassetrie, n. --> embassy
[MED3749] basshe, adv. --> bashed
[MED3750] bast, n.(1) --> bast
[MED3751] bast, n.(2) --> bast
[MED3752] bastard, n. --> bastard
[MED3753] bastard, n. as adj. --> bastard
[MED3754] bastardie, n. --> bastardy
[MED3755] bastel, n. --> bastille | bastile
[MED3756] basten, v.(1) --> baste
[MED3757] basten, v.(2) --> baste
[MED3758] basten, adj. --> basten
[MED3759] bastinge, ger. --> basting
[MED3760] bastoun, n. --> baston
[MED3761] bat, n. --> bat
[MED3762] batable, adj. --> batable
[MED3763] batail-ful, adj. --> battle-ful
[MED3764] batail(le, n. --> battle
[MED3765] bataillen, v. --> battle
[MED3766] bataillinge, ger. --> battling
[MED3767] bataillour, n. --> battler
[MED3768] bataillous, adj. --> battailous
[MED3769] batale, bataly, ppl. --> battled
[MED3770] batand, ppl. --> batand
[MED3771] bataunt, n. --> batten
[MED3772] batauntliche, adv. --> batauntly
[MED3773] bate, n.(1) --> bate
[MED3774] bate, n.(2) --> bate
[MED3775] bate, n.(3) --> bate
[MED3776] bate, ?ppl.as n. --> bate
[MED3777] batel, n. --> battel
[MED3778] batel-ax, n. --> battle-axe
[MED3779] batellage, n. --> battelage, n.
[MED3780] batel(le, n. --> batelle
[MED3781] batement, n. --> batement
[MED3782] baten, v.(1) --> bate
[MED3783] baten, v.(2) --> bate
[MED3784] baterel, n. --> batterer
[MED3785] bat(e)ren, v. --> batter
[MED3786] bat(e)ri, n. --> battery
[MED3787] batering, ger. --> battering
[MED3788] bate-wil, adj. --> bate-will
[MED3789] bat-foulen, -foulere, -fouling, v., n., &amp; ger. --> batfowl
[MED3790] batful, adj. --> batful
[MED3791] bath, n. --> bath
[MED3792] bathen, v. --> bathe
[MED3793] ba&#xFE;ier, n. --> bathier
[MED3794] bathing, ger. --> bathing
[MED3794.5] bath(us, n. --> bath
[MED3795] batild, ppl. --> battled
[MED3796] batildore, n. --> battledore
[MED3797] batiling, ger. --> battling
[MED3798] batilment, n. --> battlement
[MED3799] bating, ger.(1) --> bating
[MED3800] bating, ger.(2) --> bating
[MED3801] bat-nedle, n. --> bat-needle
[MED3802] batour, n. --> batter
[MED3803] batte, n. --> boat
[MED3804] batte, adj. --> batte
[MED3805] batten, v. --> bat
[MED3806] battour, n. --> batter
[MED3807] bature, n. --> batter
[MED3808] bau, interj. --> baw
[MED3809] baud, adj. --> baude
[MED3809.5] baudas, n. --> baudas
[MED3810] baude, n. --> bawd
[MED3811] bauded, ppl. --> bauded
[MED3812] baudekin, n.(1) --> baudekin | baudkin
[MED3813] baudekin, n.(2) --> baudekin
[MED3814] bauden, v.(1) --> bawd
[MED3815] bauden, v. (2) --> bawd
[MED3816] bauderie, n.(1) --> bawdry
[MED3817] bauderie, n.(2) --> baudery
[MED3818] bauderik, n. --> baldric
[MED3819] baud(e-strote, n. --> bawdstrot
[MED3820] baudi, adj. --> bawdy
[MED3820.5] baulen, v. --> bawl
[MED3821] baulinge, ger. --> bawling
[MED3822] baume, n. --> balm
[MED3823] baumen, v. --> balm
[MED3824] baumi, adj. --> balmy
[MED3825] bauminge, ger. --> balming
[MED3826] bausand, adj. --> bausond
[MED3827] bausene, n. --> bauson
[MED3827.5] bautere, n. --> bawtere
[MED3828] bavein, n. --> bavin
[MED3829] bavier, n. --> beaver
[MED3830] baxter, n. --> baxter
[MED3831] be, n. --> bee
[MED3832] beablen, v. --> beable
[MED3833] be&#xE6;&#x292;&#xF0;ed, ppl. --> be&#xE6;&#x292;&#xF0;ed
[MED3834] bearde, n. --> beard
[MED3835] beatitude, n. --> beautitude | bewtitude
[MED3836] beau, adj. --> beau
[MED3837] beaubelet, n. --> beaubelet
[MED3837.5] beauple, n. --> beauple
[MED3838] beaupleder, n. --> beaupleder
[MED3839] beaute, n. --> beauty
[MED3839.5] beauteen, v. --> beauty
[MED3840] be(a)uteful, adj. --> beautiful
[MED3841] beaute(v)ous, adj. --> beauteous
[MED3842] bebathed, ppl. --> bebathed
[MED3843] bebauded, ppl. --> bedaubed
[MED3844] bebedden, v. --> bebed
[MED3845] bebeoden, v. --> bibede
[MED3846] beberken, v. --> bebark
[MED3847] bebinden, v. --> bebind
[MED3848] beblouen, v. --> beblow
[MED3849] bebod, n. --> bibod
[MED3850] becarken, v. --> becark
[MED3851] becche, n. --> beech
[MED3852] becharmen, v. --> becharm
[MED3853] beche, n. --> beech
[MED3854] bechen, adj. --> beechen
[MED3855] bechide, v. --> bechide
[MED3856] beclemed, ppl. --> becleamed
[MED3857] becovered, ppl. --> becovered
[MED3858] becovnand, ppl. --> becovenanted
[MED3859] becrien, v. --> becry
[MED3860] becroisen, v. --> becroise
[MED3861] bed, n.(1) --> bed
[MED3862] bed, n.(2) --> bed
[MED3863] bedarasule, n. --> bedarasule
[MED3864] bedased, ppl. --> bedazed
[MED3865] bedasshed, ppl. --> bedashed
[MED3866] bedauen, v. --> bedaw
[MED3867] bedde, n. --> bedde
[MED3868] bedden, v. --> bed
[MED3869] bedding, ger. --> bedding
[MED3870] bed(e, n. --> bead
[MED3871] bede, adj. --> bede
[MED3872] bed(e)-ale, n. --> bid-ale
[MED3873] bedeful, adj. --> beadful
[MED3874] bedegar, n. --> bedeguar
[MED3875] bede-halfaker, n. --> bede-halfacre
[MED3876] bedelarie, n. --> beadlery
[MED3877] bedellium, n. --> bdellium
[MED3878] bedel-wike, n. --> beadle-wick
[MED3879] bede-mad, n. --> bede-mad
[MED3880] bede-man, n. --> beadsman
[MED3881] beden, v. --> bid
[MED3882] Bed(e)nal, -el, n. --> beadnell
[MED3883] bederken, v. --> bedark
[MED3884] bede-solewes, n. (pl.) --> bede-solewes
[MED3885] bede-win, n. --> 
[MED3886] bede-woman, n. --> bedeswoman
[MED3887] bed-felau(e, n. --> bedfellow
[MED3888] bed-fere, n. --> bed-fere | bed-ifere
[MED3889] beding, ger. --> betting
[MED3890] bed-lawer(e, n. &amp; adj. --> bedlar | badlawer
[MED3891] Bedlem, n. --> bedlam
[MED3892] bedocke, n. --> bead-hook
[MED3893] Bedoin, n. --> bedouin
[MED3894] bedout, ppl. --> bedoubt
[MED3895] bedoven, ppl. --> bedove | bedoven
[MED3896] bed-rede(n, adj. &amp; n. --> bedridden
[MED3897] bed-rip(e, n. --> bedrip
[MED3898] bedust, ppl. --> bedust
[MED3899] beeable, adj. --> bowable
[MED3900] beer-stille, n. --> beer-still
[MED3901] bef, n. --> beef
[MED3902] be-fa, n. --> be-fa
[MED3903] befauten, v. --> befault
[MED3904] befelen, v.(1) --> befelen
[MED3905] befelen, v. (2) --> befeel
[MED3906] befilen, v. --> befile
[MED3907] befin, n. --> bovine
[MED3908] beflaien, v. --> beflay
[MED3909] befloberen, v. --> beflobber
[MED3910] befolen, v. --> befool
[MED3911] befolowen, v. --> 
[MED3912] befoulen, v. --> befoul
[MED3913] befrinen, v. --> befrinen
[MED3914] befrose, ppl. --> befroze
[MED3915] beft, adv. --> beft
[MED3916] beft, v. (p. &amp; ppl.) --> beft
[MED3917] befurred, ppl. --> befur
[MED3918] begalewen, v. --> beguile
[MED3919] begering, ger. --> beggaring
[MED3920] beggen, v. --> beg
[MED3921] begger(e, n. --> beggar
[MED3922] beggeren, v. --> beggar
[MED3923] beggerhede, n. --> beggarhood
[MED3924] beggerie, n. --> beggary
[MED3925] beggerli, adv. --> beggarly
[MED3926] beggestere, n. --> begster
[MED3927] beggild, n. --> begenild
[MED3928] begging, ger. --> begging
[MED3929] beggingnesse, n. --> beggingness
[MED3930] begifte, v.(p.) --> begift
[MED3931] begloveren, v. --> beglaver
[MED3932] beglued, ppl. --> beglued
[MED3933] begreten, v. --> begret
[MED3934] be&#x292;eng(a, n. --> be&#x292;eng
[MED3935] behappen, v. --> behappen
[MED3936] behaven, v. --> behave
[MED3937] behaver, -our, n. --> behavior
[MED3938] behaving, ger. --> behaving
[MED3939] beheled, ppl. --> beheled
[MED3940] beher(i)d, ppl. --> beheried
[MED3941] behewed, ppl. --> behued
[MED3942] behorewed, ppl. --> behorewed
[MED3943] behoste, n. --> behest
[MED3944] bei, n. --> bee
[MED3945] beien, v. --> bey
[MED3946] beienliche, adj. --> beienlich
[MED3947] beiking, ger. --> beeking
[MED3948] beil(e, n. --> bail
[MED3949] being, ger. --> being
[MED3950] beisom, adj. --> beisum
[MED3951] bek, n.(1) --> beck
[MED3952] bek, n.(2) --> beck
[MED3953] bek, n.(3) --> beak
[MED3954] beke, n. --> beck
[MED3955] beked, adj. --> beaked
[MED3956] bekelen, v. --> becool
[MED3957] beken, n. --> beacon
[MED3958] beken, v.(1) --> beek
[MED3959] beken, v.(2) --> beak
[MED3960] bekenen, v. --> beckon
[MED3961] bekening, ger. --> bekenning
[MED3962] bekerel, n. --> bekerel
[MED3963] beket, n. --> becket
[MED3964] bekid(de, ppl. --> bekithe
[MED3965] bek(ke, n. --> beck
[MED3966] bekken, v. --> beck
[MED3967] bekking, ger. --> becking
[MED3968] bel, adj. --> bel
[MED3969] belabored, ppl. --> belabored
[MED3970] bel&#xE6;nden, v. --> belanden
[MED3971] belagius, n. --> balagius
[MED3972] bel-ami, n. --> belamy
[MED3973] beld(e, n. --> bield
[MED3974] beld(e, adj. --> bold
[MED3975] belde, adv. --> bold
[MED3976] belden, v. --> bield
[MED3977] belder, n. --> belder
[MED3978] belding, ger. --> bielding
[MED3979] beldli, adv. --> boldly
[MED3980] belen, v. --> bell
[MED3981] belene, n. --> belene
[MED3982] belewen, v. --> belewe
[MED3983] belfrei, n. --> belfry
[MED3984] belger, n.(1) --> belger
[MED3985] belger, n. (2) --> algere
[MED3986] beli, n. --> belly
[MED3987] Belial, n. --> Belial
[MED3988] beli&#x292;t, v. (sg.3) --> belight
[MED3989] belitter, v. --> belitter
[MED3990] bell, n. --> bel
[MED3991] bellatour, n. --> bellator
[MED3992] belle, n.(1) --> bell
[MED3993] belle, n.(2) --> bell
[MED3994] belle, n. (3) --> chesboll
[MED3995] belled, adj. --> belled
[MED3996] bel(le-hous, n. --> bellhouse
[MED3997] bel(le-maker, n. --> bell-maker
[MED3998] bel(le-man, n. --> bellman
[MED3999] bellen, v.(1) --> bell
[MED4000] bellen, v.(2) --> bell
[MED4001] bellen, v.(3) --> bell
[MED4002] beller, n. --> beller
[MED4003] bel(le-ringer, n. --> bell-ringer
[MED4004] bel(le-wether, n. --> bell-wether
[MED4005] bel(le-yetere, n. --> bellyeter
[MED4006] belliche, adv. --> belliche
[MED4007] bellicose, adj. --> bellicose
[MED4008] belligeratioun, n. --> belligeration
[MED4009] belling, ger.(1) --> belling
[MED4010] belling, ger.(2) --> belling
[MED4011] belloculyis, n. --> belioculus
[MED4012] belluale, adj. --> belluale
[MED4013] bellue, n. --> belue
[MED4014] belo&#xFE;en, v. --> beloathe
[MED4015] belshen, v. --> bellish
[MED4016] belshing, ger. --> belching
[MED4017] belt, n. --> belt
[MED4018] belten, v. --> belt
[MED4019] belter, n. --> belter
[MED4020] belthe, n. --> belthe
[MED4021] bel-uncle, n. --> bel-uncle
[MED4022] belwen, v. --> bellow
[MED4023] belwing, ger. --> bellowing
[MED4024] Belzebub, n. --> Beelzebub
[MED4025] bem, n. --> beam
[MED4026] bemard, ppl. --> bemarred
[MED4027] beme, n.(1) --> beme
[MED4028] Beme, n.(2) --> bohemia
[MED4029] bemed, adj. --> beamed
[MED4030] bemen, v.(1) --> beam
[MED4031] bemen, v.(2) --> beme
[MED4032] Bemener, n. --> bohemian
[MED4033] bemere, n. --> bemer
[MED4034] bemerfan, n. --> benerfan
[MED4035] bemester, n. --> bemester
[MED4036] bemeten, v. --> bemeet
[MED4037] bem-fellen, v. --> beamfill
[MED4038] bem-filling, ger. --> 
[MED4039] be-mi, n. --> be-mi
[MED4040] bemi, adj. --> beamy
[MED4041] beming, ger. --> beming
[MED4042] bemish, n. --> bemish
[MED4043] bemoiled, ppl. --> bemoiled
[MED4044] be-mol, n. --> bemol
[MED4045] bemoth, n. --> behemoth
[MED4046] bemp, n. --> bemp
[MED4047] ben, n. --> ben
[MED4048] ben, v. --> be
[MED4049] benamen, v. --> bename
[MED4050] benature, n. --> benatura
[MED4051] bench(e, n. --> bench
[MED4052] benched, adj. --> benched
[MED4053] bencher, n. --> bencher
[MED4054] benching, ger. --> benching
[MED4055] bench-tableston, n. --> bench-tablestone
[MED4056] bencin, v. --> bench
[MED4057] bend(e, n.(1) --> bend
[MED4058] bend(e, n.(2) --> bend
[MED4059] bende, adj. --> bent
[MED4060] bendel, n. --> bendel
[MED4061] benden, v.(1) --> bend
[MED4062] benden, v.(2) --> bend
[MED4063] bender, n. --> bender
[MED4064] bending, ger.(1) --> bending
[MED4065] bending, ger.(2) --> bending
[MED4066] bendli, adj. --> bendy
[MED4067] ben(e, n.(1) --> bean
[MED4068] bene, n.(2) --> bene
[MED4069] bene, adj. --> bein
[MED4070] bene, adv. --> bein
[MED4071] beneden, v. --> beneed
[MED4072] benedicamus, n. --> benedicamus
[MED4073] benediccioun, n. --> benediction
[MED4074] benedicen, v. --> benedicen
[MED4075] benedicite, n. --> benedicite
[MED4076] benedicite, interj. --> benedicite
[MED4077] benedicta, n. --> benedicta
[MED4078] Benedictin, n. --> Benedictine
[MED4079] benedight, n. and adj. --> benedight
[MED4080] benefactor, n. --> benefactor
[MED4081] benefactrice, n. --> benefactrice
[MED4082] benefet(e, n. --> benefit
[MED4083] benefeteful, adj. --> benefeteful
[MED4084] benefetour, n. --> benefeter | benefetour
[MED4085] benefice, n. --> benefice
[MED4086] beneficen, v. --> benefice
[MED4087] beneficence, n. --> beneficence
[MED4088] beneficial, adj. --> beneficial
[MED4089] benefiten, v. --> benefit
[MED4090] benen, adj. --> beanen
[MED4091] benet, n. --> benet
[MED4092] benet, adj. --> bennet
[MED4093] beneten, adj. --> benetted
[MED4094] beneurte, n. --> beneurte
[MED4095] benevolence, n. --> benevolence
[MED4096] benevolent, adj. --> benevolent
[MED4097] benevolus, adj. --> benevolous
[MED4098] benewith-tre, n. --> bendwith-tree
[MED4099] benfesour, n. --> benfessor
[MED4100] benger(e, n. --> benger(e | byngger
[MED4101] benicen, v. --> benice
[MED4102] benigne, adj. --> benign
[MED4103] benign(e)li, adv. --> benignly
[MED4104] benignite, n. --> benignity
[MED4105] beningned, ppl. --> benigned
[MED4106] beningnesse, n. --> benignness
[MED4107] benisoun, n. --> benison
[MED4108] benk, n. --> benk
[MED4109] benked, adj. --> benked
[MED4110] benker, n. --> benker
[MED4111] benking, ger. --> 
[MED4112] ben-lau, n. --> benlaw
[MED4113] benoied, ppl. --> bannoyed
[MED4114] benoten, v. --> benote
[MED4115] bensien, v. --> bensy
[MED4116] bent, n.(1) --> bent
[MED4117] bent, n.(2) --> bent
[MED4117.5] beoddern, n. --> beod-earn
[MED4118] beode, n. --> beod
[MED4118.5] beor&#x00F0;or, n. --> beor&#x00F0;or
[MED4119] beot, n. --> beot
[MED4120] beotien, v. --> beote
[MED4121] beotlice, adv. --> beote-like
[MED4122] be out(en, prep. --> 
[MED4123] beplaiten, v. --> beplead
[MED4124] be-quarre, n. --> bequarre
[MED4125] ber, n. --> beer
[MED4126] berable, adj. --> bearable
[MED4127] berafrynde, interj. --> berafrynde
[MED4128] berandiles, n. --> berandiles
[MED4129] berard, n. --> berard
[MED4130] berbene, n. --> verbene
[MED4131] berberie, n. --> barberry | berberry
[MED4132] bercher, n. --> barker
[MED4133] berd, n.(1) --> beard
[MED4134] berd, n.(2) --> beard
[MED4135] berden, v. --> beard
[MED4136] berding, ger. --> bearding
[MED4137] berdles, adj. --> beardless
[MED4138] ber(e, n.(1) --> bear
[MED4139] ber(e, n.(2) --> bere
[MED4140] ber(e, n.(3) --> bere
[MED4141] bere, n.(4) --> bear
[MED4142] ber(e, n.(5) --> berwe
[MED4143] bere, n.(6) --> bear
[MED4144] ber(e, n.(7) --> bear
[MED4145] ber(e, n.(8) --> bier
[MED4146] ber(e, n.(9) --> bere
[MED4147] bere-bag, n. --> bere-bag
[MED4148] bere-barowe, n. --> bere-barrow
[MED4149] bere-binde, n. --> bear-bine
[MED4150] bere-blisse, n. --> bear-bliss
[MED4151] ber(e)-bret, n. --> bear-brit
[MED4152] ber(e)-lep(e, n. --> bearleap | bearlep(e
[MED4153] berels, n. --> beryl
[MED4154] ber(e)-man, n. --> berman
[MED4155] beren, adj. --> bearen
[MED4156] beren, v.(1) --> bear
[MED4157] beren, v.(2) --> bere
[MED4158] beren-echicorn, n. --> bearen-ekecorn
[MED4159] berer(e, n. --> bearer
[MED4160] ber(e)ster, n. --> 
[MED4161] bere-wale, n. --> bear-wale
[MED4162] ber(e-ward(e, n. --> bearward
[MED4163] ber(e-wik, n. --> berewick
[MED4164] berfrei, n. --> belfry
[MED4165] berg, n. --> bergh
[MED4166] berge, n. --> berge
[MED4167] bergh, n. --> barrow
[MED4168] bergles, adj. --> berghless
[MED4169] bergog, n. --> bergog
[MED4170] beri, n. --> bergh
[MED4171] berie, n. --> berry
[MED4172] berien, v. --> berry
[MED4173] berier, n. --> berrier
[MED4174] berigge, n. --> bearigge
[MED4175] beriing, ger. --> beriing
[MED4176] beril, n. --> beryl
[MED4177] beri-mancorn, n. --> berimancorn
[MED4178] bering, ger. --> bearing
[MED4179] berk, n.(1) --> bark
[MED4180] berk-, n.(2) --> berk-
[MED4181] berken, v. --> bark
[MED4182] berker, n. --> barker
[MED4183] berking, ger. --> barking
[MED4184] ber-knight, n. --> bear-knight
[MED4185] berkoc, n. --> birchcock
[MED4186] berkyne, n. --> berkyne
[MED4187] berle, adj. --> barruly
[MED4188] berling, n.(1) --> barling
[MED4189] berling, n.(2) --> berling
[MED4190] berlondere, n. --> berlondere
[MED4191] berm(e, n. --> barm
[MED4192] bermegeham, n. --> bermegeham
[MED4193] bermen, v. --> berm(e
[MED4194] bermer, n. --> barmer
[MED4195] bern, n.(1) --> berne
[MED4196] bern, n.(2) --> barn
[MED4197] bernacle, n.(1) --> barnacle
[MED4198] bernacle, n.(2) --> barnacle
[MED4199] bernak, n. --> barnacle
[MED4200] bernak(e, n. --> barnacle
[MED4200.5] bernalis, n. --> bernalis
[MED4201] bernen, v. --> barn
[MED4202] berner, n. --> berner
[MED4203] bernet, n. --> bernet
[MED4204] berobben, v. --> berob
[MED4205] berrhless, n. --> berrhless
[MED4206] bersel, n. --> bercel
[MED4207] berselet, n. --> bercelet
[MED4208] berten, v. --> blurt
[MED4208.5] berto, (no part of speech) --> berto
[MED4209] berton, n. --> barton
[MED4210] berust, ppl. --> berust
[MED4211] berwe, n. --> berwe
[MED4212] berwen, v. --> bergh | ber&#x21D;e | berwe
[MED4213] berw-ham, n. --> bargham
[MED4214] ber-wif, n. --> bear-wife
[MED4215] ber-wort, n. --> bearwort
[MED4216] beryher, n. --> bergher
[MED4217] beryhing, ger. --> berghing
[MED4218] besage, n. --> besage
[MED4219] besagu, n. --> besague | besagew
[MED4220] besaiel, n. --> beayell
[MED4221] besale, v. --> besail
[MED4222] besaunt, n. --> bezant | byzant
[MED4223] besaunte, adj. --> bezanty
[MED4224] beserven, v. --> beserve
[MED4225] besheuen, v. --> beshow
[MED4226] beshild, ppl. --> beshild
[MED4227] besight, n. --> besight
[MED4228] besilen, v. --> bezzle
[MED4229] beskiften, v. --> beskift
[MED4230] besm(e, n. --> besom
[MED4231] besmen, v. --> besom
[MED4232] besmer(e, n. --> besomer
[MED4232.5] bismithen, v. --> be-smith
[MED4233] besoignes, n. (pl.) --> besoignes
[MED4234] best, n. --> beest
[MED4235] best, adj. (sup.) --> best
[MED4236] best, adj. as n. --> best
[MED4237] best, adv. (sup.) --> best
[MED4238] bestaile, n. --> bestial
[MED4239] best(e, n. --> beast
[MED4240] besteined, ppl. --> bestained
[MED4241] best(e)li, adj. --> beastly
[MED4242] bestelines(se, n. --> beastliness
[MED4243] besten, adj. --> beasten
[MED4244] bestful, adj. --> beastful
[MED4245] bestial, n. --> bestial
[MED4246] bestial, adj. --> bestial
[MED4247] bestial, adv. --> bestially
[MED4248] bestial(i)te, n. --> bestiality
[MED4249] bestialli, adv. --> bestially
[MED4250] besting, n. --> beestings
[MED4251] bestious, adj. --> bestious
[MED4252] bestish, adj. --> beastish
[MED4253] bestli, adv. --> beastly
[MED4254] bestli-wise, adv. --> beastly-wise
[MED4255] bestouled, ppl. --> bestouled
[MED4256] bestrepen, v. --> bestripped
[MED4257] bestuddede, v. (p. t.) --> bestudied
[MED4257.5] besweren, v. --> be-swear
[MED4258] bet, n. --> bet
[MED4259] bet, adv. &amp; adj. --> bet
[MED4260] bet, adv. &amp; adj. as n. --> bet
[MED4261] betas, n. --> betas
[MED4262] bete, n.(1) --> beet
[MED4263] bete, n.(2) --> beat
[MED4264] bete, n.(3) --> beat
[MED4264.5] bete, n.(4) --> bete
[MED4265] bete-busk, n. --> beat-bush
[MED4266] betein(e, n. --> betony
[MED4267] betel, n. --> beetle
[MED4268] beten, v.(1) --> beat
[MED4269] beten, v.(2) --> beet | bete
[MED4270] beter, n.(1) --> beater
[MED4271] beter, n.(2) --> beater
[MED4272] beth, n.(1) --> beth
[MED4273] beth, n.(2) --> bet
[MED4274] betha, n. --> beta
[MED4275] Bethanym, n. --> bethanim
[MED4276] bethen, v. --> beath
[MED4277] bethencher, n. --> bethinker
[MED4278] be&#xFE;rid, ppl. --> bethrid
[MED4279] bethroue, ppl. --> bethrow
[MED4280] be&#xFE;weh, v. (impv.sg.) --> bethweh
[MED4281] beting, ger.(1) --> beating
[MED4282] beting, ger.(2) --> betting
[MED4283] betonike, n. --> betony
[MED4284] betrusten, v. --> betrust
[MED4285] betternes, n. --> betterness
[MED4286] bettre, n. --> better
[MED4287] bettre, adj. --> better
[MED4288] bettre, adv. --> better
[MED4289] bettren, v. --> better
[MED4290] bettringe, ger. --> bettering
[MED4291] betumques, n. --> betumque
[MED4292] betwe-brak, v. (p.t.) --> between-broke
[MED4293] betwe-brosure, n. --> between-brusure
[MED4294] betwechen, v. --> betweche
[MED4295] betwist, ppl. --> 
[MED4296] betwixst, v. (pr.sg.2) --> betwixst
[MED4297] beuir, adj. --> bevar
[MED4298] beutifien, v. --> beautify
[MED4299] beve de Antioche, n. --> beverage de antioche
[MED4300] bevelinge, ger. --> befiling
[MED4301] bever, n.(1) --> beaver
[MED4302] bever, n.(2) --> bever
[MED4303] beverage, n. --> beverage
[MED4304] beveren, adj. --> beveren | beveryn(e
[MED4305] bevey, n. --> bevy
[MED4306] bevliinge, ger. --> bevlying
[MED4307] bewechend, ppl. as n. --> bewecche
[MED4308] bewellen, v. --> bewell
[MED4309] beweorpen, v. --> bewarp
[MED4310] bewhapen, v. --> bewhape
[MED4311] bewimpled, ppl. --> bewimpled
[MED4312] be-wort, n. --> bee-wort
[MED4313] bewreken, v. --> bewreak
[MED4313.5] bewrithen, v. --> be-writhe
[MED4314] bewroght, ppl. --> bewrought
[MED4315] bew-schers, n.pl. --> bough-shares
[MED4316] bewune, adj. --> bewone
[MED4317] bewy, interj. --> bewy
[MED4318] beyelpen, v. --> beyelp
[MED4319] bezear, n. --> bezoar
[MED4320] bezengen, v. --> besinge
[MED4321] bi, n. --> by
[MED4322] bi, adv. --> by
[MED4323] bi, prep. --> by
[MED4324] bi, conj. --> by
[MED4325] bi-, pref.(1) --> by-
[MED4326] bi-, pref.(2) --> be-
[MED4327] bi-, pref.(3) --> be-
[MED4328] biable, adj. --> buyable
[MED4329] bi-aften, adv. &amp; prep. --> baft
[MED4330] bi and bi, phrase. --> by and by
[MED4331] bi-barren, v. --> bebar
[MED4332] bibben, v. --> bib
[MED4333] bibbing, ger. --> bibbing
[MED4334] biberen, v. --> bebear
[MED4335] biberh, v. (p.t.) --> bibergh
[MED4336] bi bi, interj. --> bye-bye
[MED4337] bible, n. --> Bible
[MED4338] bibleden, v. --> bebleed
[MED4339] biblet, n. --> biblet
[MED4340] biblodgin, v. --> bebloody
[MED4341] biblotten, v. --> beblot
[MED4342] biboht, ppl. --> biboht
[MED4343] bi-bufen, adv. --> bibufenn | bibuven
[MED4344] bibuyen, v. --> bibugh
[MED4345] biburien, v. --> bebury
[MED4346] bicacchen, v. --> becatch
[MED4347] bicallen, v. --> becall
[MED4348] bicapped, ppl. --> bycapped
[MED4349] bicaren, v. --> becare
[MED4350] bicasten, v. --> becast
[MED4351] bi cause, phr. &amp; adv. --> because
[MED4352] bicause, conj. --> because
[MED4353] bicche, n. --> bitch
[MED4354] bicched, ppl. --> bicched
[MED4355] bichaunten, v. --> bichant
[MED4356] bicherren, v. --> bicharre | bicherre
[MED4357] bichirmen, v. --> bechirm
[MED4358] biclad, ppl. --> beclothe
[MED4359] biclagged, ppl. --> beclogged
[MED4360] biclappen, v. --> beclap
[MED4361] biclarten, v. --> beclart
[MED4362] biclepen, v. --> beclepe
[MED4362.5] bicleven, v. --> be-cleave
[MED4363] biclippen, v. --> beclip
[MED4364] biclippinge, ger. --> beclipping
[MED4365] biclosen, v. --> beclose
[MED4366] biclusinge, ger. --> beclosing
[MED4367] biclutien, v. --> beclout
[MED4368] bicoket, n. --> bycoket
[MED4368.5] bicolmen, v. --> be-culm
[MED4369] bicolwen, v. --> becoal
[MED4370] bicomeli(ch, adj. &amp; adv. --> becomingly
[MED4371] bicomen, v. --> become
[MED4372] bicoming, ger. --> becoming
[MED4373] bicommencen, v. --> becommence
[MED4374] bicompassen, v. --> becompass
[MED4375] bicomsen, v. --> becomsen
[MED4375.5] bi-copes, adj. --> biceps
[MED4376] bi-corn, n. --> bicorne
[MED4377] bicraven, v. --> becrave
[MED4377.5] bid, n. --> bid
[MED4378] bidaffed, ppl. --> bedaft
[MED4379] bidagged, ppl. --> bedagged
[MED4380] bid-bred, n. --> bid-bred
[MED4381] bidden, v. --> bid
[MED4382] bidder, n. --> bidder
[MED4383] biddinge, ger. --> bidding
[MED4384] bide, n. --> bide | byde
[MED4385] bidel, n. --> beadle
[MED4386] bideled, ppl. --> bedealt
[MED4386.5] bidelen, v. --> bedeal
[MED4387] bidelven, v. --> bedelve
[MED4388] bidemen, v. --> bideme
[MED4389] biden, v. --> bide
[MED4390] bidene, adv. --> bedene
[MED4390.5] bidente, n. --> bidente
[MED4391] bidernen, v. --> bedern
[MED4392] bideu, n. --> bidowe
[MED4393] bideuen, v. --> bedew
[MED4394] bididren, v. --> bedidder
[MED4395] bidighten, v. --> bedight
[MED4396] biding, ger. --> biding
[MED4397] bidingen, v. --> bedung
[MED4398] bidingli, adv. --> bidingly
[MED4399] bidippen, v. --> bedip
[MED4400] biditten, v. --> bedit
[MED4401] bidlich, adj. --> bidlich
[MED4402] bidon, v. --> bedo
[MED4403] bi-dore, n. --> by-door
[MED4404] bidoten, v. --> bedote
[MED4405] bidraveled, ppl. --> bedraveled
[MED4406] bidreint, bidrenkt, ppl. --> bedrench, v.
[MED4407] bidriven, ppl. --> bedriven
[MED4408] bidroppen, v. --> bedrop
[MED4409] bidweld, ppl. --> bedwelt
[MED4410] bidwel(i)en, v. --> bedwell
[MED4411] bien, v. --> buy
[MED4412] biennal, n. --> biennal
[MED4413] bien-venu, n. --> bienvenue
[MED4414] bien-voillaunce, n. --> benevolence
[MED4415] biere, n. --> buyer
[MED4416] bifallen, v. --> befall
[MED4417] bifallinge, ger. --> befalling
[MED4418] bifasten, v. --> befasten
[MED4419] bifellen, v. --> befell
[MED4420] bifinden, v. --> befind
[MED4421] biflappen, v. --> beflap
[MED4422] bifla(u)men, v. --> beflame
[MED4423] bifleden, v. --> beflede
[MED4424] biflen, v. --> beflee
[MED4425] biflette, v. (p.t.) --> befleet
[MED4426] bifliten, v. --> bifliten
[MED4427] biflouen, v. --> beflow
[MED4428] bifold(en, ppl. --> bifold
[MED4429] bifon, v. --> befong
[MED4430] bifore-, pref. --> before-
[MED4431] bifore-forth, adv. --> before-forth
[MED4432] bifore(n, adv. --> before
[MED4433] bifore(n, prep. --> before
[MED4434] bifore(n, conj. --> before
[MED4435] biforen-hond, adv. --> beforehand
[MED4435.5] biforen-stonden, v. --> before-stand
[MED4435.6] biforen-tellen, v. --> before-tell
[MED4435.7] biforen-ten, v. --> before-tee
[MED4436] bifore-time, adv. --> beforetimes
[MED4437] bifornes, adv. --> befornes
[MED4438] bifrapen, v. --> befrap
[MED4439] big, n.(1) --> bigg
[MED4440] big, n.(2) --> big
[MED4441] big, adj. --> big
[MED4442] bigabbed, ppl. --> begab
[MED4443] bigalen v. --> begale
[MED4444] bigam, adj. &amp; n. --> bigame
[MED4445] bigamie, n. --> bigamy
[MED4446] bigapen, v. --> begape
[MED4447] bi-gate, n. --> by-gate
[MED4448] bigemen, v. --> beyeme
[MED4449] bigeored, ppl. --> begarred
[MED4450] bigernen, v. --> begrin
[MED4451] bigetel, adj. --> begetel
[MED4452] Bigge, n. --> Bigge
[MED4453] bigge, ?adj. as n. --> bigge
[MED4454] biggen, v. --> big
[MED4455] bigger(e, n. --> bigger
[MED4456] bigginge, ger. --> bigging
[MED4457] bight, n. --> bight
[MED4458] bigien, v. --> beguide
[MED4459] bigilable, adj. --> beguileable
[MED4460] bigile, n. --> beguile
[MED4461] bigilen, v. --> beguile
[MED4462] bigiler, n. --> beguiler
[MED4463] bigiling, ger. --> beguiling
[MED4464] bigilouresse, n. --> beguileress
[MED4465] bigilous, adj. --> beguilous
[MED4466] bigilten, v. --> beguilt
[MED4467] Bigin(e, n. --> Beguine
[MED4468] biginen, v. --> begin
[MED4469] biginne, n. --> begin
[MED4470] biginnen, v. --> begin
[MED4471] biginner, n. --> beginner
[MED4472] biginningal, adj. --> beginningal
[MED4473] biginning(e, ger. --> beginning
[MED4474] biginningli, adv. --> beginningly
[MED4475] bi-girdel, n. --> by-girdle
[MED4476] bigirden, v. --> begird
[MED4477] bigli, adj. --> bigly
[MED4478] bigli, adv. --> bigly
[MED4479] bigliden, v. --> beglide
[MED4480] biglosen, v. --> begloss
[MED4481] bigon, v. --> bego
[MED4482] bi-gon, ppl. --> bygone
[MED4483] bigraven, v. --> begrave
[MED4484] bigrave(n, ppl. --> begrave
[MED4485] bigreden, v. --> begrede
[MED4486] bigreithen, v. --> begreithen
[MED4487] bigripen, v. --> begripe
[MED4488] bigronen, v. --> begroan
[MED4489] bigroue(n, ppl. --> begrown
[MED4490] bigrucchen, v. --> begrudge
[MED4491] bigull, n. --> bigold
[MED4492] biyeten, v. --> beyet
[MED4493] bi&#x292;ulen, v. --> bejuggle
[MED4494] biha&#x292;e, n. (dat.) --> biha&#x292;e
[MED4495] biha&#x292;e&#xFE;, v. (sg. 3) --> beha&#x292;e&#xFE;
[MED4496] bihaitest, v. (sg. 2) --> bihaitest
[MED4497] bihalve, n. --> behalf
[MED4498] bihalven, v. --> bihalven
[MED4499] bihalve(n, adv. --> bihalve | bihalven | bihalves
[MED4500] bihalve(s, prep. --> bihalve | bihalven | bihalves
[MED4501] bihated, ppl. --> behated
[MED4501.5] bihaunten, v. --> behaunt
[MED4502] biheden, v. --> bihede
[MED4503] bihelden, v. --> biheald
[MED4504] bihemmen, v. --> behem
[MED4505] bihest(e, n. --> behest
[MED4506] bihesten, v. --> behest
[MED4507] biheuen, v. --> behew
[MED4508] biheve, n. --> biheve
[MED4509] biheve, adj. --> biheve
[MED4510] bihev(e)den, v. --> behead
[MED4511] bihevedinge, ger. --> beheading, n.
[MED4512] bihiden, n. --> behide, v.
[MED4513] bihien, v. --> behie
[MED4514] bihinde, n. --> behind
[MED4515] bihinde, prep. --> behind
[MED4516] bihinde-forth, adv. --> behind-forth
[MED4517] bihinde(n, adv. &amp; pred. adj. --> behind
[MED4517.5] bihindesouen, v. --> behind-sow
[MED4517.6] bihindesweten, v. --> behind-sweat
[MED4518] bihinde-ward, adv. --> behindward
[MED4519] bihind-riders, n. (pl.) --> behind-rider
[MED4520] bihinten, v. --> behent
[MED4521] bihirnen, v. --> behern
[MED4521.5] bihitten, v. --> behit
[MED4522] bihofthe, n. --> bihofth(e
[MED4523] biho&#x292;ien, v. --> biho&#x292;ien
[MED4524] bihold, n. --> behold
[MED4525] biholdable, adj. --> beholdable
[MED4526] biholden, v. --> behold
[MED4527] biholdere, n. --> beholder
[MED4528] biholding, ger. --> beholding
[MED4529] biholdingli, adj. &amp; adv. --> beholdingly
[MED4530] bihon, bihongen, v. --> behang
[MED4531] bihoren, v. --> bewhore
[MED4532] bihot, n. --> behote
[MED4533] bihoten, v. --> behight
[MED4534] bihoter(e, n. --> beheter | beheeter
[MED4535] bihoting(e, ger. --> behoting
[MED4536] bihouten, v. --> behoot
[MED4537] bihove, n. (orig. dat.) --> behoof
[MED4538] bihoveable, adj. --> behovable
[MED4538.5] bihoveablenesse, n. --> behovableness
[MED4539] bihoveful, adj. --> behoveful
[MED4540] bihovefulli, adv. --> behovefully
[MED4541] bihoveli, adj. --> behovely
[MED4542] bihoveli, adv. --> behovely
[MED4543] bihovelinesse, n. --> behoveliness
[MED4544] bihoven, v. --> bus
[MED4545] bihovesum, adj. --> behovesome
[MED4546] bihoving, ppl. --> behoving
[MED4547] bihovingli, adv. --> behovingly
[MED4548] bihowen, v. --> bihowe
[MED4549] bihowtheful, adj. --> bihoftheful
[MED4550] biinge, ger. --> buying
[MED4551] bijapen, v. --> bejape
[MED4552] bike, n.(1) --> bike
[MED4553] bike, n.(2) --> bike
[MED4554] bi-keie, n. --> 
[MED4555] bikenned, ppl. --> bikenned
[MED4556] bikennen, v. --> beken
[MED4557] bikenning, ger. --> beknowing
[MED4558] biker, n.(1) --> beaker
[MED4559] biker, n.(2) --> bicker
[MED4560] bi-ker, n.(3) --> bi-ker
[MED4561] bikeren, v. --> bicker
[MED4562] bikering(e, ger. --> bickering
[MED4563] bikerven, v. --> becarve
[MED4564] bikimet, ppl. --> bekimed
[MED4565] biknaulechinge, ger. --> beknowledging
[MED4566] biknouen, v. --> beknow
[MED4567] biknouinge, ger. --> beknowing
[MED4568] bil, n. --> bill
[MED4569] bilacchen, v. --> bilacche
[MED4570] bilagged, ppl. --> belagged
[MED4571] bilappen, v. --> belap
[MED4572] bilasshen, v. --> 
[MED4573] bilast, ppl. --> belast
[MED4574] bilaste, v. (p.t.) --> belast
[MED4575] bi-laue, n. --> by-law | bye-law
[MED4576] bilaughen, v. --> belaugh
[MED4577] bilaved, ppl. --> belave, v.
[MED4577.5] bilaven, v. --> belave
[MED4578] bild(e, n. --> build
[MED4579] bilden, v. --> build
[MED4580] bilder(e, n. --> builder
[MED4581] bilding(e, ger. --> building
[MED4582] bile, n.(1) --> bill
[MED4583] bil(e, n.(2) --> boil
[MED4584] bileande, inf. --> bileande
[MED4585] biled, ppl. --> billed
[MED4586] bileden, v. --> belead
[MED4587] bilef-ful, adj. --> beliefful
[MED4588] bileggen, v. --> belay
[MED4589] bi-leman, n. --> by-leman
[MED4590] bilemned, ppl. --> beleamed
[MED4591] bilen, v.(1) --> bill
[MED4592] bilen, v. (2) --> bilen
[MED4593] bilenen, v. --> belean
[MED4594] bilesnien, v. --> bilesnien
[MED4595] bilesung, n. --> by-leasing
[MED4596] bilet, n. --> billet
[MED4597] bileten, v. --> belet
[MED4598] bilevable, adj. --> believable
[MED4599] bileve, n. --> belief
[MED4600] bileved, ppl. --> believed
[MED4601] bileven, v.(1) --> beleave | beleve
[MED4602] bileven, v.(2) --> believe
[MED4603] bileven, ppl. as n. --> bileven
[MED4604] bilevenesse, n. --> beliefness
[MED4605] bilever, n. --> believer
[MED4606] bilevinge, ger.(1) --> beleaving
[MED4607] bilevinge, ger.(2) --> believing
[MED4608] bile-whit, adj. --> bilewhit
[MED4609] bilewhitnesse, n. --> bilewhitness
[MED4610] bil-foder, n. --> billfodder
[MED4611] bi-libre, n. --> bilibre
[MED4612] bilien, v.(1) --> belie
[MED4613] bilien, v.(2) --> belie
[MED4614] bilihten, v. --> belight
[MED4615] biliken, v. --> belike
[MED4616] bilimen, v. --> belime
[MED4617] bilimien, v. --> belimb
[MED4618] biliminge, ger. --> belimbing
[MED4619] bilimpen, v. --> belimp
[MED4620] bilinge, ger.(1) --> blinning
[MED4621] bilinge, ger.(2) --> boiling
[MED4622] bilinnen, v. --> blin
[MED4623] bilirten, v. --> belirt
[MED4624] bi-live, n. --> bylive
[MED4625] biliven, v. --> belive
[MED4626] bilives, adv. --> belive
[MED4627] bi-livinge, ger. --> byliving
[MED4628] bille, n. --> bill
[MED4629] billed, ppl. --> billed
[MED4630] billen, v.(1) --> bill
[MED4631] billen, v.(2) --> bill
[MED4632] biller(e, n.(1) --> bilders
[MED4633] biller(e, n.(2) --> bilders
[MED4634] billet, n.(1) --> billet
[MED4635] billet, n.(2) --> billet
[MED4636] billete, ppl. --> billetty
[MED4637] billinge, ger.(1) --> billing
[MED4638] billing(e, ger.(2) --> billing
[MED4639] biloken, v. --> belook
[MED4640] bilong, adj. --> belong
[MED4641] bilongen, v. --> belong
[MED4642] bilooghe, adv. --> below
[MED4643] bilouken, v. --> belouke
[MED4644] bilouren, v. --> belower
[MED4645] biloved, ppl. --> beloved
[MED4646] biloven, v. --> belove
[MED4647] bimalscren, v. --> bimalscren
[MED4648] bimased, ppl. --> bemazed
[MED4649] bimelden, v. --> bimelden
[MED4650] bimen, n. --> bimen
[MED4651] bimenen, v.(1) --> bemoan
[MED4652] bimenen, v.(2) --> bemean
[MED4653] bimening, ger.(1) --> bemoaning
[MED4654] bimening, ger.(2) --> bemoaning
[MED4655] biminden, v. --> bemind
[MED4655.5] bimired, ppl. --> bemire
[MED4656] bimodered, ppl. --> bemothered
[MED4657] bimolen, v. --> bemole
[MED4658] bimonen, v. --> bemoan
[MED4659] bimong, prep. &amp; adv. --> bimong | bymong
[MED4660] bimon(n)ed, ppl. --> beman
[MED4661] bimouen, v. --> bemoue
[MED4662] bimournen, v. --> bemourn
[MED4663] binarie, adj. &amp; n. --> binary
[MED4664] bind-balk, n. --> bindbalk
[MED4665] bind(e, n. --> bind
[MED4666] bindel, n. --> bindle
[MED4667] binden, v. --> bind
[MED4668] binder, n. --> binder
[MED4669] binding(e, ger. --> binding
[MED4670] bind-with, n. --> bind-withe
[MED4671] bine, adv. --> bine
[MED4672] binemer, n. --> benimer
[MED4673] bineth(e-forth, adv. --> beneath-forth
[MED4674] binethe(n, adv. --> beneath
[MED4675] binethe(n, prep. --> beneath
[MED4676] binetlin, v. --> benettle
[MED4677] bing, n. --> bing
[MED4678] bin-heie, n. --> bin-heie
[MED4679] binighten, v. --> benight
[MED4680] binimen, v. --> benim
[MED4681] biniming, ger. --> benimming
[MED4682] binne, n. --> bin
[MED4683] binne, adv. &amp; prep. --> bin | binne
[MED4684] binomen, v. --> benumb
[MED4685] binorthe(n, adv. &amp; prep. --> benorth
[MED4686] bin-ward, adv. --> binward
[MED4687] bipained, ppl. --> bepained
[MED4688] bi-past, ppl. --> bypast | by-past
[MED4689] bi-path, n. --> bypath | by-path
[MED4690] bipechen, v. --> bipeche
[MED4691] bipeching, ger. --> bipeching
[MED4692] bi-pedal, adj. --> bipedal
[MED4693] bipenned, ppl. --> bepenned
[MED4693.5] biperisshen, v. --> be-perish
[MED4694] bipilien, v. --> bepeel
[MED4695] bipil(i)unge, ger. --> bepeeling
[MED4696] bipinned, ppl. --> bepinned
[MED4697] bipissen, v. --> bepiss
[MED4697.5] bipleien, v. --> beplay
[MED4698] bipleinen, v. --> beplain
[MED4699] bipreonen, v. --> biprene | bipreone
[MED4699.5] biputten, v. --> be-put
[MED4700] biquasshen, v. --> bequash
[MED4701] biquest(e, n. --> bequest
[MED4702] biquesten, v. --> bequest
[MED4703] biquethen, v. --> bequeath
[MED4704] biquether, n. --> bequeather
[MED4705] biquethinge, ger. --> bequeathing
[MED4706] biquide, n. --> bequeath
[MED4707] biquiten, v. --> bequit
[MED4707.5] birapen, v. --> berape
[MED4708] biravished, ppl. --> beravished
[MED4709] birch(e, n. --> birch
[MED4710] birchen, adj. --> birchen
[MED4711] birde, n.(1) --> bird
[MED4712] bird(e, n.(2) --> burd
[MED4713] birdere, n. --> boarder
[MED4714] birding, ger.(1) --> birding
[MED4715] birding, ger.(2) --> boarding
[MED4716] bir(e, n.(1) --> birr
[MED4717] bire, n.(2) --> byre
[MED4718] bire, n.(3) --> bire
[MED4719] birechen, v. --> bereach
[MED4720] bireden, v. --> berede
[MED4721] biredien, v. --> biredien
[MED4722] bireined, ppl. --> berain
[MED4723] bireinen, v. --> berain
[MED4723.5] bireken, v. --> bereek
[MED4724] biremen, v. --> bireme
[MED4725] biren, v. --> bir
[MED4726] bireuable, adj. --> bireweable | berueable
[MED4727] bireuen, v. --> birewe
[MED4728] bireuing, ger. --> bireweing
[MED4729] bireunesse, n. --> birewness
[MED4730] bireusen, v. --> bireusy
[MED4731] bireusinge, n. --> bireusing
[MED4732] bireven, v. --> bereave
[MED4733] biriden, v. --> beride
[MED4734] birie, n. --> bier
[MED4735] biriel(s, n. --> buriels
[MED4736] birien, v. --> bury
[MED4737] birier, n. --> burier
[MED4738] biriing(e, ger. --> burying
[MED4739] birinen, v. --> berine
[MED4740] birines(se, n. --> buriness
[MED4741] birinnen, v. --> berun
[MED4742] biripen, v. --> biripe
[MED4743] birisen, v. --> birise
[MED4744] birkonen, v. --> birch
[MED4745] bir-laue, n. --> byrlaw
[MED4746] birlau-grave, -man, n. --> byrlawman
[MED4747] birle, n. --> birle
[MED4748] birlen, v.(1) --> birle
[MED4749] birlen, v.(2) --> birl
[MED4750] birler, n. --> birler
[MED4751] birlester, n. --> birlester
[MED4752] birling, n.(1) --> birling
[MED4753] birling, n.(2) --> birling
[MED4754] birling, ger. --> birling
[MED4755] birliried, ?ppl. --> birliried
[MED4756] birolled, ppl. --> berolled
[MED4757] birowen, v. --> berow
[MED4758] birth, n. --> berth
[MED4759] birth(e, n. --> birth
[MED4760] birthe-ful, adj. --> birthful
[MED4761] birthel, n. --> birthel
[MED4762] birthen, n. --> burden | burthen
[MED4763] birthen, v. --> birth
[MED4764] birthen-sak, n. --> byrthynsak
[MED4765] bis, n.(1) --> byss
[MED4766] bis, n.(2) --> byse
[MED4767] bis, adj. &amp; n. --> bice
[MED4768] bi-saue, n. --> bysawe
[MED4769] bisa(u)mplen, v. --> bisaumple
[MED4770] bisceawunge, ger. --> beshowing
[MED4770.5] biscopdom, n. --> bishopdom
[MED4771] biscornen, v. --> bescorn
[MED4772] bisc(o)urgen, v. --> bescourge
[MED4773] bise, n. --> bise
[MED4774] bisechen, v. --> beseech
[MED4775] bisecher, n. --> beseecher
[MED4776] bisechinge, ger. --> beseeching
[MED4777] bisegen, v. --> besiege
[MED4778] biseging, ger. --> besieging
[MED4779] bise&#x292;en, v. --> bisay
[MED4780] biseien, v. --> besay
[MED4781] biseing, ger. --> beseeing
[MED4782] bisekand-like, adj. --> bisekandlike
[MED4783] bisemen, v. --> beseem
[MED4784] bisemeren, v. --> bismer
[MED4785] biseminge, ger. --> beseeming
[MED4786] bisen, v. --> besee
[MED4787] bisen, adj. --> byssine
[MED4788] bisenchen, v. --> besench
[MED4789] bisenden, v. --> besend
[MED4789.5] bisethen, v. --> beseethe
[MED4790] bisetten, v. --> beset
[MED4791] biseuen, v. --> besew
[MED4792] bisext, n. --> bissext
[MED4793] bishaden, v. --> beshadow
[MED4794] bishamen, v. --> beshame
[MED4795] bi-shap, n. --> by-shape
[MED4796] bisheden, v. --> beshed
[MED4797] bishenden, v. --> beshend
[MED4798] bisheren, v. --> beshear
[MED4799] bishetten, v. --> beshut
[MED4800] bishinen, v. --> beshine
[MED4801] bishininge, ger. --> beshining
[MED4802] bishiten, v. --> 
[MED4803] bishop, n. --> bishop
[MED4804] bishopen, v. --> bishop
[MED4805] bishopes gres, n. --> bishop's grass
[MED4806] bishop(es-wort, n. --> bishop's wort
[MED4807] bishophod, n. --> bishophood
[MED4808] bishoping(e, ger. --> bishoping
[MED4809] bishopli, adj. --> bishoply
[MED4810] bishop-rich(e, n. --> bishopric
[MED4811] bishouren, v. --> beshower
[MED4812] bishreuen, v. --> beshrew
[MED4813] bishrichen, v. --> bescreech
[MED4814] bishriden, v. --> beshroud
[MED4815] bishrud(de, ppl. --> bishrud
[MED4816] bishun(i)en, v. --> bischun
[MED4817] bisi, adj. as n. --> busy
[MED4818] bisi, adj. --> busy
[MED4819] bisi, adv. --> busy
[MED4820] bisib(be, adj. --> be-sib
[MED4821] bisichen, v. --> besigh
[MED4822] biside-forth, adv. --> beside-forth
[MED4823] biside-hiring, n. --> beside-hearing
[MED4823.5] bisiden-honde, prep. --> beside-hand
[MED4824] biside(s, adv. --> beside
[MED4825] biside(s, prep. --> beside
[MED4826] biside-sittere, n. --> beside-sitter
[MED4827] biside-ward, adv. --> besideward | beside-ward
[MED4828] bisien, v. --> busy
[MED4828.5] bisier, n. --> busyer
[MED4829] bisiful, adj. --> busyful
[MED4830] bisihede, n. --> busyhede
[MED4831] bisili, adv. --> busily
[MED4832] bisinesse, n. --> business
[MED4833] bisinken, v. --> besink
[MED4834] bisishipe, n. --> busyship
[MED4835] bisitten, v. --> besit
[MED4836] Bisker, n. --> Biscayner | Biskiner
[MED4837] bisliken, v. --> beslick
[MED4838] bislobben, v. --> beslobber
[MED4839] bislotered, ppl. --> bislotered
[MED4840] bis-malwe, n. --> bis-mallow
[MED4841] bi-smar(e, n. --> bismer
[MED4842] bismeor(w)ed, ppl. --> besmeared
[MED4843] bismeren, v. --> bismer
[MED4844] bismiten, v. --> besmit
[MED4844.5] bismitenesse, n. --> besmitness
[MED4845] bismitten, v. --> besmit
[MED4846] bismoken, v. --> besmoke
[MED4847] bismorched, ppl. --> besmirched
[MED4848] bismotered, ppl. --> besmottered
[MED4849] bismudded, -smu&#xF0;eled, ppl. --> besmitted
[MED4850] bismurled, ppl. --> bismurled
[MED4851] bisne, n. --> bysen
[MED4852] bisne, adj. --> bisson
[MED4853] bisnen, v. --> bysen
[MED4854] bisneued, ppl. --> besnowed
[MED4855] bisning, ger. --> bysening
[MED4856] bisoilen, v. --> besoil
[MED4857] bisokne, n. --> bisocne
[MED4858] bisorwen, v. --> besorrow
[MED4859] bisouen, v. --> besew
[MED4860] biso(u)nt, n. --> bison
[MED4861] bisouthe, adv. &amp; prep. --> besouth
[MED4861.5] bisouthen, adv. --> by south
[MED4862] bisparcled, ppl. --> besparkled
[MED4862.5] bispatelen, v. --> bespittle
[MED4863] bispeken, v. --> bespeak
[MED4864] bi-spel, n. --> byspel | bispel
[MED4865] bisperren, v. --> bespar
[MED4866] bispeten, v. --> bespete
[MED4867] bispitten, v. --> bespit
[MED4868] bispitting, ger. --> bespit
[MED4869] bispotten, v. --> bespot
[MED4870] bispreden, v. --> bespread
[MED4871] bisprengen, v. --> bespreng
[MED4872] bisprenglen, v. --> besprinkle
[MED4872.5] bispring, n. --> bispring
[MED4873] bispringen, v. --> bespring
[MED4874] bispringinge, ger. --> besprinkling
[MED4875] bispused, ppl. --> bespouse
[MED4876] bisquirt(ed, ppl. --> besquirt
[MED4877] bisquit(e, n. --> biscuit
[MED4878] bisse, n.(1) --> bisse
[MED4879] bisse, n.(2) --> bisse
[MED4880] bisse, n.(3) --> bisse
[MED4881] bissen, v. --> bissen
[MED4882] bissing, ger. --> bissing
[MED4883] bistad, ppl. --> bested | bestead
[MED4884] bistaien, v. --> bestay
[MED4885] bistaren, v. --> bestare
[MED4886] bista&#xF0;ed, ppl. --> bested | bestead
[MED4887] bisteden, v. --> bested | bestead
[MED4888] bisteken, v. --> bisteke
[MED4889] bistelen, v. --> besteal
[MED4890] bisten, v. --> bust
[MED4891] bistepped, ppl. --> bestep
[MED4892] bi-sti, n. --> 
[MED4893] bistillen, v. --> bestill
[MED4894] bisting, ger. --> busting
[MED4895] bistinten, n. --> bestint
[MED4896] bistiren, v. --> bestir
[MED4897] bistiringe, ger. --> bestirring
[MED4898] bistonden, v. --> bestand
[MED4899] bistouen, v. --> bestow
[MED4900] bistreke, ppl. --> bestrike
[MED4901] bistreuen, v. --> bestrew
[MED4902] bistriden, v. --> bestride
[MED4902.5] bistrouting, ger. --> bestrutting
[MED4903] bisuiten, v. --> besuit
[MED4904] bisulien, v. --> bisulien
[MED4905] bisulpen, v. --> besulp
[MED4906] biswelid, ppl. --> beswallowed
[MED4907] bisweten, v. --> besweat
[MED4908] biswiken, v. --> beswike
[MED4909] biswikere, n. --> beswiker
[MED4910] biswikinge, ger. --> beswiking
[MED4911] biswingen, v. --> beswink
[MED4912] biswink, n. --> beswink
[MED4913] biswinken, v. --> beswink
[MED4914] biswinkful, adj. --> beswinkful
[MED4915] biswulte, ppl. --> beswelt
[MED4915.5] bit, n. --> bitt
[MED4916] bitable, adj. --> biteable | bitable
[MED4917] bitaken, v. --> betake
[MED4918] bitakil, n. --> binnacle
[MED4919] bitaking, ger. --> betaking
[MED4920] bi-tale, n. --> by-tale
[MED4921] bitalt, ppl. --> bitalt
[MED4922] bitavelen, v. --> bitavelen
[MED4923] bite, n. --> bit
[MED4924] bitechen, v. --> beteach
[MED4925] bited, ppl. --> bitted
[MED4926] bitel, adj. --> bitel
[MED4927] bitel-brouwed, adj. --> bitel-browed
[MED4928] bitelen, v. --> betell
[MED4929] bitellen, v. --> betell
[MED4930] bitellunge, ger. --> betell, v.
[MED4931] biten, v.(1) --> bite
[MED4932] biten, v.(2) --> betee
[MED4933] biter, n. --> biter
[MED4934] bithecchen, v. --> bithecche
[MED4935] bithenkinge, ger. --> bethinking
[MED4936] bithinken, v. --> bethink
[MED4936.5] bithin(ne, adv. --> bithin
[MED4937] bithin(ne, prep. --> bythinne | bythout
[MED4938] bithoute, prep. --> bythinne | bythout
[MED4939] bithret, ppl. --> bithret(t
[MED4940] bi&#xFE;rungen, ppl. --> bethrung
[MED4941] bithuncheth, v. (pr.sg.3) --> bithynch | bethunch
[MED4942] bitiden, v. --> betide
[MED4943] bitidinge, ger. --> betiding
[MED4944] bitight, ppl. --> bitight
[MED4945] bitil, n. --> beetle
[MED4946] bitilden, v. --> beteld | betild
[MED4947] bitilien, v. --> betill
[MED4948] bi-time, adv. --> betime
[MED4949] bitimen, v. --> betime | bitime
[MED4950] biting, ppl. --> biting
[MED4951] bitinge, ger. --> biting
[MED4952] bitingli, adv. --> bitingly
[MED4953] bitlok, n. --> bittlock
[MED4954] bitokne, n. --> betoken
[MED4955] bitoknen, v. --> betoken
[MED4955.5] bitokener, n. --> betokener
[MED4956] bitokninge, ger. --> betokening
[MED4957] bitorn, ppl. --> betorn
[MED4957.5] bitosen, v. --> betoze
[MED4958] bito(u)r, n. --> bittern
[MED4959] bitraced, ppl. --> betraced
[MED4960] bitraien, v. --> betray
[MED4961] bitraiinge, ger. --> betraying
[MED4962] bitraishen, v. --> betraise | betraish
[MED4963] bitraisinge, ger. --> betraising
[MED4964] bitrant, v. --> betrant
[MED4965] bitrappen, v. --> betrap
[MED4966] bitravaillen, v. --> betravail
[MED4967] bitraye, n. --> betray
[MED4968] bitrenden, v. --> betrend
[MED4969] bitreuthen, v. --> betroth
[MED4970] bitreuthinge, ger. --> betrothing
[MED4971] bitroilen, v. --> betroil
[MED4972] bitroilen, v. --> betroiling
[MED4973] bitruflen, v. --> trifle
[MED4974] bitrum(m)en, v. --> bitrum
[MED4975] bit(te, n. --> bit
[MED4976] bitter, n. --> bitter
[MED4977] bit(t)er, adj. as n. --> bitter
[MED4978] bitter, adj. --> bitter
[MED4979] bitter(e, adv. --> bitter
[MED4980] bitt(e)ren, v. --> bitter
[MED4981] bitterful, adj. --> bitterful
[MED4982] bit(t)erhede, n. --> bitterhead
[MED4983] bit(t)erli, adv. --> bitterly
[MED4984] bit(t)ernesse, n. --> bitterness
[MED4985] bit(t)er-swete, adj. as n. --> bitter-sweet
[MED4986] bitter-wos, n. --> bitter-wos
[MED4987] bituhhe(n, prep. --> bitwihen | bitwihe
[MED4988] bitumen, n. --> bitumen
[MED4989] bitunen, v. --> bitun
[MED4990] biturnen, v. --> beturn
[MED4991] bitweien, prep. --> bitweies
[MED4992] bitwene, adv. --> between
[MED4993] bitwene, prep. --> between
[MED4993.5] bitwene-senden, v. --> between-send
[MED4994] bitwix(e, prep. --> betwixt
[MED4995] bitwixe(n, adv. --> betwixen
[MED4996] bitwix-falland, ppl. --> betwixt-fallen
[MED4997] biveren, v. --> bever
[MED4998] biveringe, ger. --> bevering
[MED4999] bivien, v. --> bive
[MED5000] biwailen, v. --> bewail
[MED5001] biwaken, v. --> bewake
[MED5002] biwallen, v. --> bewall
[MED5003] biwalwen, v. --> bewallow
[MED5004] biwamblen, v. --> bewamble
[MED5005] biwaren, v. --> beware
[MED5005.5] biwasted, ppl. --> bewasted
[MED5006] biwedden, v. --> bewed
[MED5007] bi-wei, n. --> by-way
[MED5008] biwelden, v. --> bewield
[MED5009] biwenden, v. --> bewend
[MED5010] biwepen, v. --> beweep
[MED5011] biweper, n. --> beweeper
[MED5012] biwerien, v. --> biwere
[MED5013] biwernen, v. --> biwern(e
[MED5014] biwese, biwesed, adv. &amp; ppl. --> 
[MED5015] bi west(en, phrase, adv., prep. --> bewest
[MED5016] biweten, v. --> bewet
[MED5017] biweven, v.(1) --> biweve
[MED5018] biweven, v.(2) --> biweve
[MED5019] biwhorven, ppl. --> bewhorven
[MED5020] biwicchen, v. --> bewitch
[MED5021] biwilen, v. --> biwile
[MED5022] biwinden, v. --> bewind
[MED5023] biwinnen, v. --> bewin | biwin
[MED5024] biwist, n. --> bewist(e | biwist(e
[MED5025] biwite, p. ppl. --> bewite
[MED5026] biwiten, v. --> biwit
[MED5026.5] biwit, ppl. --> by wit
[MED5026.51] biwitted, adj. --> by wit
[MED5027] biwiven, v. --> 
[MED5028] biwlappen, v. --> biwlappe
[MED5029] bi-word, n. --> byword
[MED5030] biwrappen, v. --> bewrap
[MED5031] biwreien, v. --> bewray
[MED5032] biwreier, n. --> bewryer
[MED5033] biwreiing, ger. --> bewraying
[MED5034] biwrenchen, v. --> biwrench(e
[MED5035] biwrien, v. --> bewry
[MED5036] biwrixled, ppl. --> bewrixled | biwrixled
[MED5036.5] biyemen, v. --> beyeme
[MED5037] biyete, n. --> beget
[MED5038] biyeten, v. --> beget
[MED5039] biyetere, n. --> begetter
[MED5040] biyetinge, ger. --> begetting
[MED5041] biyonde, adv. --> beyond
[MED5042] biyond(e, prep. --> beyond
[MED5043] blabbe, n. --> blab
[MED5044] blabben, v. --> blab
[MED5045] blabber, n. --> blabber
[MED5046] blabbing, ger. --> blabbing
[MED5047] blaberen, v. --> blabber
[MED5048] blaberer, n. --> blabberer
[MED5049] blaberinge, ger. --> blabbering
[MED5050] blaber-lipped, adj. --> blabber-lipped
[MED5051] blab-lipped, adj. --> blab-lipped
[MED5052] blacche, n. --> blatch | bleach
[MED5053] blacchen, v. --> blatchen
[MED5054] blaccher, n. --> blatcher
[MED5055] blacchestere, n. --> blacchestere
[MED5056] blac-ern, n. --> bloc-earn
[MED5057] bladdre, n. --> bladder
[MED5058] bladdren, v. --> bladder
[MED5059] bladdring, ger. --> bladdering
[MED5060] blad(e, n. --> blade
[MED5061] bladen, v. --> blade
[MED5062] blader, n. --> blader
[MED5062.5] bladin, n. --> bladin
[MED5063] blaeth, adj. --> blethe
[MED5064] bl&#xE6;&#xF0;-f&#xE6;st, adj. --> blath-fast
[MED5065] blaffard, n.(1) --> blaffard
[MED5066] blaffard, n.(2) --> blaffard
[MED5066.5] blai, n. --> blai
[MED5067] blak, n. --> black
[MED5068] blak, adj. --> black
[MED5069] blaken, v. --> black
[MED5070] blaker, n. --> blacker
[MED5071] blakestere, n. --> 
[MED5072] blakhede, n. --> 
[MED5073] blaking, ger. --> blacking
[MED5074] blakish, adj. --> blackish
[MED5075] blaknen, v. --> blacken
[MED5076] blaknes(se, n. --> blackness
[MED5077] blamable, adj. --> blameable | blamable
[MED5078] blame, n. --> blame
[MED5079] blameful, adj. --> blameful
[MED5080] blamefulli, adv. --> blamefully
[MED5081] blameles, adj. --> blameless
[MED5082] blamen, v. --> blame
[MED5083] blamer, n. --> blamer
[MED5084] blame-worthi, adj. --> blameworthy
[MED5085] blaming(e, ger. --> blaming
[MED5086] blamishere, n. --> blamishere
[MED5087] bland-corn, n. --> blend-corn
[MED5088] blander, n. --> blander
[MED5089] blanding, ger. --> blanding
[MED5090] blank-de-sore, n. (from phr.). --> blank-de-sore | blank surry | blank-de-syry | blank-dessorre | blaunch-desorre | blandissorye | blonk-desore | bland-sorre | blandesoure | blaundsore | blawndisare
[MED5091] blank(e, n. --> blonk
[MED5092] blanket, n. --> blanket
[MED5093] blank-manger, n. --> blancmange | blancmanger
[MED5094] blare, n. --> blare
[MED5095] blas, n. --> blas
[MED5096] blase, n. --> blaze
[MED5097] blasen, v.(1) --> blaze
[MED5098] blasen, v.(2) --> blaze
[MED5099] blasen, v.(3) --> blaze
[MED5100] blasenesse, n. --> blaseness
[MED5101] blasfeme, n. --> blaspheme
[MED5102] blasfem(e, adj. --> blaspheme
[MED5103] blasfemeli, adv. --> blasphemely
[MED5104] blasfemen, v. --> blaspheme
[MED5105] blasfemie, n. --> blasphemy
[MED5106] blasfeminge, ger. --> blaspheming
[MED5107] blasfemour, n. --> blasphemer
[MED5108] blasfemous, adj. --> blasphemous
[MED5109] blasinge, ger.(1) --> blazing
[MED5110] blasinge, ger.(2) --> blazing
[MED5111] blasme, n. --> blasme
[MED5112] blasoun, n. --> blazon
[MED5113] blasour, n. --> blazer
[MED5114] blast, n. --> blast
[MED5115] blasten, v. --> blast
[MED5116] blastering, ger. --> blustering
[MED5117] blasting, ger. --> blasting
[MED5118] blatten, v.(p.pl.) --> bleat
[MED5119] bla(u)nchard, n. --> blanchard
[MED5120] blaunchen, v. --> blanch
[MED5121] blauncher(e, n. --> blancher
[MED5122] blaunchet, n. --> blanchet
[MED5123] blaunchinge, ger. --> blanching
[MED5124] blaunden, v. --> bland
[MED5125] blaund(e)rel, n. --> blaundrell
[MED5126] blaundice, n. --> blandish
[MED5127] blaundishen, v. --> blandish
[MED5128] blaundishing, ger. --> blandishing
[MED5129] blaunk, n. --> blonk
[MED5130] blaunk, adj. --> blanch
[MED5131] blaunk plum(b, phr. --> blank plumb
[MED5132] blaun-ner, adj. as n. --> blaunner
[MED5133] ble, n. --> blee
[MED5134] bleaunt, n. --> bleaunt
[MED5135] blech, n. --> bleach
[MED5136] bleche, n. --> bleach
[MED5137] bleche, adj. --> bleach
[MED5138] blechen, v.(1) --> bleach
[MED5139] blechen, v.(2) --> bleche
[MED5140] blechere, n. --> bleacher
[MED5141] blechinge, ger. --> bleaching
[MED5142] bled, n. --> blede
[MED5143] bledderi, adj. --> bladdery
[MED5144] bleden, v. --> bleed
[MED5145] bledere, n. --> bleeder
[MED5146] bledinge, ger. --> bleeding
[MED5147] bleik, adj. --> blayk(e
[MED5148] bleiken, v. --> bleyke | bleike
[MED5149] bleikster(e, n. --> blexter
[MED5150] blein(e, n. --> blain
[MED5151] bleined, ppl. --> blained
[MED5152] bleininge, ger. --> blaining
[MED5153] blek, n. --> bleck
[MED5154] blek(e, n.(1) --> bleck
[MED5155] bleke, n.(2) --> bleck
[MED5156] blekken, v.(1) --> blecken
[MED5157] blekken, v.(2) --> blecken
[MED5158] bleli(che, adv. --> blely
[MED5159] blemishen, v. --> blemish
[MED5160] blemishinge, ger. --> blemishing
[MED5161] blemure, n. --> blemure
[MED5162] blench, n. --> blench
[MED5163] blenchen, v. --> blench
[MED5164] blenchinge, ger. --> blenching
[MED5165] blenden, v.(1) --> blend
[MED5166] blenden, v.(2) --> blend
[MED5166.5] blenken, v. --> blenk
[MED5167] blensen, v. --> -----
[MED5168] bler, n. --> blear
[MED5169] blered, ppl. --> bleared
[MED5170] blerednesse, n. --> blearedness
[MED5171] blere-eied, adj. --> blear-eyed
[MED5172] bleren, v.(1) --> blear
[MED5173] bleren, v.(2) --> blear
[MED5174] bleri, adj. --> bleary
[MED5175] blerinesse, n. --> blearness
[MED5176] blering(e, ger.(1) --> blearing
[MED5177] blering(e, ger.(2) --> blearing
[MED5178] blerten, v. --> belirt
[MED5179] blesenand, ppl. --> blesenand
[MED5180] bleshen, v. --> blesche
[MED5181] bleshinge, ger. --> blesching
[MED5182] blesmen, v. --> blissom
[MED5183] blesminge, ger. --> blissoming
[MED5184] blessed, ppl. --> blessed | blest
[MED5185] blessed-ful, adj. --> blessedful
[MED5186] blessed-fulli, adv. --> blessedfully
[MED5187] blessedhede, n. --> blessedhead
[MED5188] blessedli, adv. --> blessedly
[MED5189] blessednesse, n. --> blessedness
[MED5190] blessen, v. --> bless
[MED5191] blessinge, ger. --> blessing
[MED5192] blet, n. --> bleat
[MED5193] blet, adj. &amp; n. --> blete
[MED5194] bleten, v. --> bleat
[MED5195] bleth, adj. &amp; n. --> blethe
[MED5196] bletheli(che, adv. (&amp; adj.) --> blethely
[MED5197] bletinge, ger. --> bleating
[MED5198] bletron, n. --> bletron
[MED5199] bleu, n. --> blue
[MED5200] bleu, adj. --> blue
[MED5201] bleuet, n. --> bluet
[MED5202] bleuish, adj. --> bluish
[MED5203] bleu-man, n. --> blue-man
[MED5204] blevindeliche, adv. --> blevindeliche
[MED5205] bli, adj. --> bli
[MED5206] bliche, adj. --> bliche
[MED5207] blichening, ger. --> blichening
[MED5208] blien, v. --> blien
[MED5209] bliful, adj. --> bliful
[MED5210] bli-geter, n. --> bli-geter
[MED5211] bliken, v. --> blik | blike
[MED5212] bliknen, v. --> bliken | blikne
[MED5213] blin, n. --> blin
[MED5214] blind, n. --> blind
[MED5215] blind, adj. --> blind
[MED5216] blinden, v. --> blind
[MED5217] blind-fellen, v. --> blindfold
[MED5218] blind-felling, ger. --> blindfolding
[MED5219] blindhede, n. --> blindhood
[MED5220] blinding, ger. --> blinding
[MED5221] blindli, adv. --> blindly
[MED5222] blindlinge(s, adv. --> blindling | blindlings
[MED5223] blindnes(se, n. --> blindness
[MED5224] blind-whalfe, v. --> blind-whelve
[MED5225] blind-wharven, v. --> blindwharve
[MED5226] blinnen, v. --> blin | blinn
[MED5227] blinninge, ger. --> blinning
[MED5228] blisful, adj. --> blissful
[MED5229] blisfulhede, n. --> blissfulhood
[MED5230] blisfulli, adv. --> blissfully
[MED5231] blisfulnes(se, n. --> blissfulness
[MED5232] blish, n. --> blush
[MED5233] blishen, v. --> blush
[MED5234] blishing, ger. --> blushing
[MED5235] blisnen, v. --> blysne
[MED5236] blis(se, n. --> bliss
[MED5237] blissehede, n. --> blisshood
[MED5238] blissen, v. --> bliss
[MED5239] blist, adv. --> blist
[MED5240] blisted, ppl. --> blasted
[MED5241] blister, n. --> blister
[MED5242] blisteren, v. --> blister
[MED5243] blistfulnesse, n. --> blessedful
[MED5244] blistri, adj. --> blistery
[MED5245] blistring, ger. --> blistering
[MED5246] blite, n. --> blite
[MED5247] blithe, n.(1) --> blithe
[MED5248] blithe, n.(2) --> blithe
[MED5249] blithe, adj. --> blithe
[MED5250] blithe, adv. --> blithe
[MED5251] blith(e)ful, adj. --> blitheful
[MED5251.5] blithe-hede, n. --> blithe-hood
[MED5252] blith(e)li, adv. --> blithely
[MED5253] blithe-mod, adj. --> blithemod
[MED5254] blithen, v. --> blithe
[MED5255] blithnesse, n. --> blitheness
[MED5256] blive, adj. --> belive
[MED5257] blive, adv. --> belive
[MED5258] bliveli, adv. --> believely
[MED5259] blo, n.(1) --> blow
[MED5260] blo, n.(2) --> blae
[MED5261] blo, adj. --> blae
[MED5262] blobbe, n. --> blubber
[MED5263] blobbi, adj. --> blobby
[MED5264] blober, n. --> blubber
[MED5265] bloberen, v. --> blubber
[MED5266] blo-beri, n. --> blaeberry
[MED5267] blobsterd, n. --> blobsterd
[MED5268] blod, n.(1) --> blood
[MED5269] blod, n.(2) --> blod
[MED5270] blod, adj. --> blood
[MED5271] bloded, adj. --> blooded
[MED5272] blodeke, v. --> bloody
[MED5273] bloder, n. --> blooder
[MED5274] bloderen, v. --> blether | blather
[MED5275] blod-hound, n. --> bloodhound
[MED5276] blodi, adj. --> bloody
[MED5277] blodi, adv. --> bloody
[MED5278] bloding, ger. --> blooding
[MED5279] blodles, adj. --> bloodless
[MED5280] blodli, adj. --> bloodly
[MED5281] blod-red, adj. --> blood-red
[MED5282] blod-rine, n. --> blood-rine
[MED5282.5] blod-shed, n. --> bloodshed
[MED5283] blod-wite, n. --> blood-wite
[MED5284] bloen, v. --> blow
[MED5285] blohede, n. --> bluehood
[MED5286] bloish, adj. --> blaeish
[MED5287] blok, n. --> blok
[MED5288] blok, adj. --> blok(e | bloc
[MED5289] bloken, v. --> blake
[MED5290] blok(ke, n. --> block
[MED5291] blokken, v. --> blokken
[MED5292] blokker, n. --> blocker
[MED5293] bloknen, v. --> blokne(n
[MED5294] blom, n. --> bloom
[MED5295] blo-man, n. --> bloman
[MED5296] blome, n. --> bloom
[MED5297] blomen, v. --> bloom
[MED5298] blomere, n. --> bloomer
[MED5299] bloming, ger.(1) --> blooming
[MED5300] bloming, ger.(2) --> blooming
[MED5301] blonder, n. --> blunder
[MED5302] blonderen, v. --> blunder
[MED5303] blonderer, n. --> blunderer
[MED5304] blondering, ger. --> blundering
[MED5305] blones(se, n. --> blaeness
[MED5306] blont, adj. --> blunt
[MED5307] blonten, v. --> blunt
[MED5308] blontli, adv. --> bluntly
[MED5309] blontnes(se, n. --> bluntness
[MED5310] blore, n. --> blure | bloure | blowre
[MED5311] blose, n. --> blose
[MED5312] blosme, n. --> blossom
[MED5313] blosmen, v. --> blossom
[MED5314] blosmi, adj. --> blossomy
[MED5315] blosminge, ger. --> blossoming
[MED5316] blot, n. --> blot
[MED5317] blot, adj.(1) --> bloat
[MED5318] blot, adj.(2) --> blout
[MED5319] blotles, adj. --> blotless
[MED5320] blotnen, v. --> bloten | blotne
[MED5321] blotten, v. --> blot
[MED5322] blotting, ger. --> blotting
[MED5323] blou, n. --> blow
[MED5324] blouen, v.(1) --> blow
[MED5325] blouen, v.(2) --> blow
[MED5326] blouere, n. --> blower
[MED5327] blouing, ger.(1) --> blowing
[MED5328] blouing, ger.(2) --> blowing
[MED5329] bluet, n. --> bluet | bluett
[MED5330] blundyr, v. --> blunder
[MED5331] blunt, v. (p.) --> blunt
[MED5332] blurden, v. --> blurden
[MED5333] blusteren, v. --> bluster
[MED5334] blustering, ger. --> blustering
[MED5335] bo, num. --> bo
[MED5336] boa, n. --> boa
[MED5337] boban(t, n. --> boban(t
[MED5338] bobaunce, n. --> bobance
[MED5339] bobbe, n. --> bob
[MED5340] bobben, v.(1) --> bob
[MED5341] bobben, v.(2) --> bob
[MED5342] bobbing, ger. --> bobbing
[MED5343] bobel, n. --> bubble
[MED5344] bobelen, v. --> bubble
[MED5345] bobelinge, ger. --> bubbling
[MED5346] bobet, n. --> bobet
[MED5347] bobeten, v. --> bobet
[MED5348] bobetinge, ger. --> bobetting
[MED5349] bobrelle, n. --> bobrelle
[MED5350] bocche, n. --> botch
[MED5351] bocched, ppl. --> botched
[MED5352] bocchen, v.(1) --> botch
[MED5353] bocchen, v.(2) --> botch
[MED5354] bocchere, n. --> botcher
[MED5355] bocchi, adj. --> botchy
[MED5356] bocching, ger. --> botching
[MED5357] boce, n. --> boss
[MED5358] bocelet, n. --> bocelet
[MED5359] bocen, v. --> boss
[MED5360] boche-collok, n. --> botch-collock
[MED5361] bochement, n. --> botchment
[MED5362] bocher, n. --> butcher
[MED5363] bocheresse, boch-, n. --> butcheress
[MED5364] bocherie, n. --> butchery
[MED5365] boche-vampe, n. --> botch-vamp
[MED5366] bocing, ger. --> bossing
[MED5366.5] bocis, n. --> boce
[MED5367] bod, n.(1) --> bode
[MED5368] bod, n.(2) --> bode
[MED5369] bode, n.(1) --> bode
[MED5370] bode, n.(2) --> bode
[MED5371] bodel-silver, n. --> bottle-silver
[MED5372] boden, v.(1) --> bode
[MED5373] boden, v.(2) --> boden
[MED5374] boder(e, n. --> border
[MED5375] bode-word, n. --> bodeword
[MED5376] bodi, n. --> body
[MED5377] bodied, ppl. --> bodied
[MED5377.5] bodien, v. --> body
[MED5378] bodi-les, adj. --> bodiless
[MED5379] bodili(ch, adj. --> bodily
[MED5380] bodili(che, adv. --> bodily
[MED5381] bodilines, n. --> bodiliness
[MED5382] bodines, n. --> bodiness
[MED5383] bodinge, ger. --> boding
[MED5384] bod-lac, -laik, n. --> bod-lac
[MED5385] Boetes, n. --> bootes
[MED5386] bog, n. --> bog
[MED5387] boggish, adj. &amp; adv. --> boggish
[MED5388] boghtling, n. --> boughtling
[MED5389] bo&#x292;ien, v. --> bo&#x292;ien
[MED5390] boidekin, n. --> bodkin
[MED5391] boie, n.(1) --> boy
[MED5392] boi(e, n.(2) --> buoy
[MED5393] boile, n. --> boil
[MED5394] boillen, v. --> boil
[MED5395] boillinge, ger. --> boiling
[MED5396] boillour, n. --> boiler
[MED5397] boiloun, n. --> boiloun
[MED5398] boinard, n. --> boinard
[MED5399] boing, ger. --> boyne
[MED5400] bois, n. --> bois
[MED5401] boise, OF ppl. --> boise
[MED5402] boist(e, n. --> boist
[MED5403] boisted, ppl. --> boisted
[MED5404] boisten, v. --> boist
[MED5405] boisti, n. --> boisty
[MED5406] boistous, adj. --> boistous
[MED5407] boistousli, adv. --> boistously
[MED5408] boistousnesse, n. --> boistousness
[MED5409] boistreous, adj. --> boisterous
[MED5410] boistres, adj. --> boisterous
[MED5411] boistresli, adv. --> boistly
[MED5412] boistrousnesse, n. --> boisterousness
[MED5413] bok, n.(1) --> book
[MED5414] bok-, n.(2) --> beech
[MED5415] bokasin, n. --> bocasin
[MED5415.5] bokeberet, n. --> bugbear
[MED5416] bokel, n. --> buckle
[MED5417] bokelen, bokelen, v. --> buckle
[MED5418] bokeler, n.(1) --> buckler
[MED5419] bokeler, n.(2) --> buckler
[MED5420] boken, v. --> book
[MED5421] bokeram, n. --> buckram
[MED5422] bokere, n. --> booker
[MED5423] boket, n. --> bucket
[MED5424] bolas, n. --> bullace
[MED5425] bol-ax(e, n. --> bole-ax
[MED5426] bold, n. --> bold
[MED5427] bold, adj. --> bold
[MED5428] bold(e, adj. as n. --> bold
[MED5429] bold(e, adv. --> bold
[MED5430] boldeli(che, adv. --> boldly
[MED5431] bolden, v. --> bold
[MED5432] boldhede, n. --> boldhead
[MED5433] bolding, ger. --> bold
[MED5433.5] boldissen, v. --> boldish
[MED5434] boldli, adj. --> boldly
[MED5435] boldnesse, n. --> boldness
[MED5436] boldshipe, n. --> boldship
[MED5437] bole, n.(1) --> bull
[MED5438] bole, n.(2) --> bole
[MED5439] bol(e, n.(3) --> bole
[MED5440] bolen, v. --> bull
[MED5441] bolendine, n. --> bowline
[MED5442] bolinge, ger. --> bulling
[MED5443] bolion, n. --> bullion
[MED5444] boliouned, adj. --> bullioned
[MED5445] bolisme, n. --> bulimia
[MED5446] bolk, n. --> bolk
[MED5447] bolken, v. --> bolk
[MED5448] bolking, ger. --> bolking
[MED5449] bollard, n. --> ballart
[MED5450] bolle, n. --> bowl
[MED5451] bol(le-ful, n. --> bowlful
[MED5452] bollen, v.(1) --> boll
[MED5453] bollen, v.(2) --> boll
[MED5454] bollere, n. --> boller
[MED5455] bol(l)eresse, n. --> bolleress
[MED5456] bolle-wed, n. --> boll-weed
[MED5456.5] bolli, adj. --> bolli
[MED5457] bollinge, ger. --> bolling
[MED5458] bolnen, v. --> bolne
[MED5459] bolni, adj. --> bolny
[MED5460] bolning, ger. --> bolning
[MED5461] bolster, n. --> bolster
[MED5462] bolstered, ppl. --> bolstered
[MED5463] bolstering, ger. --> bolstering
[MED5464] bol-straught, ppl. --> bolt-straught
[MED5465] bolt, n. --> bolt
[MED5466] bolten, v. --> bolt
[MED5467] boltere, n. --> bolter
[MED5468] bolt-upright, adj. &amp; adv. --> bolt-upright
[MED5469] bolwen, v. --> boll
[MED5470] bom, n. --> bum
[MED5471] bombard, n. --> bombard
[MED5472] bombax, n. --> bombyx
[MED5473] bombe, n. --> boom
[MED5474] bomben, v. --> boom
[MED5475] bomblen, v. --> bumble
[MED5476] bomeling, ger. --> bumbling
[MED5477] bon, n.(1) --> bone
[MED5478] bon, n.(2) --> boon
[MED5479] bon, adj. --> boon
[MED5480] bonaghtie, n. --> bonuaghtye
[MED5481] bonair(e, adj. --> bonair(e
[MED5482] bonair(li, adv. --> bonair(e
[MED5483] bonairnesse, n. --> bonairness
[MED5484] bonairte, n. --> bonairty
[MED5485] bonche, n. --> bunch
[MED5486] bonched, ppl. --> bunched
[MED5487] bon-chef, n. --> bonchief
[MED5488] bonchen, v. --> bunch
[MED5489] bonchi, adj. --> bunchy
[MED5490] bonching, ger.(1) --> bunching
[MED5491] bonching, ger.(2) --> bunching
[MED5492] bonching, ppl. --> bunching
[MED5493] bond, n. --> band
[MED5494] bondage, n. --> bondage
[MED5495] bond(e, n.(1) --> bond
[MED5496] bond(e, n.(2) &amp; adj. --> bond
[MED5497] bon(de)dom, n. --> bondedom
[MED5498] bondehede, n. --> bondhead
[MED5499] bond(e-hold, n. --> bondhold
[MED5500] bond(e-holdere, n. --> bondholder
[MED5501] bondel, n. --> bundle
[MED5502] bondelet, n. --> bundlet
[MED5503] bondeli, adv. --> bondly
[MED5504] bonde-lond, n. --> bond-land
[MED5505] bond(e-man, n. --> bondman
[MED5506] bond(en, v. --> bondman
[MED5507] bondeship, n. --> bondship
[MED5508] bond(e-womman, n. --> bondwoman
[MED5509] boned, ppl. --> boned
[MED5510] bonen, adj. --> bonen
[MED5511] bonen, v. --> boon
[MED5512] bonet, n. --> bonnet
[MED5513] bon-fir, n. --> bonfire
[MED5514] bon-gre, adv. &amp; prep. --> bongre
[MED5515] boni, n. --> bunny
[MED5516] boni, adj. --> bony
[MED5517] bonines, n. --> bonniness
[MED5518] bonite, n. --> bonity
[MED5519] bonking cloth, phr. --> bonkyngcloth
[MED5520] bonles, adj. --> boneless
[MED5521] bonnys, n. --> bonnys
[MED5522] bon-refair, n. --> bon-refair
[MED5523] bon-shaue, n. --> boneshaw
[MED5524] bonte, n. --> bunt
[MED5525] bonten, v. --> bunt
[MED5526] bontere, n. --> bunter
[MED5527] bonting, ger. --> bunting
[MED5528] bon-wort, n. --> bone-wort
[MED5529] bor, n. --> boar
[MED5530] borage, n. --> borage
[MED5531] boras, n. --> borax
[MED5532] bor(ch)-silver, n. --> borsilver
[MED5533] bord, n. --> board
[MED5534] bord-alisaundre, n. --> bord alexander
[MED5535] bord-cloth(e, n. --> board-cloth
[MED5536] bord(e, n. --> board
[MED5537] borded, ppl. --> boarded
[MED5538] bordel, n.(1) --> bordel
[MED5539] bordel, n.(2) --> border
[MED5540] bordeller, n. --> bordeler
[MED5541] bordelrie, n. --> bordelry
[MED5542] borden, adj. --> boarden
[MED5543] borden, v.(1) --> board
[MED5544] borden, v.(2) --> board
[MED5545] border(e, n. --> bordar
[MED5546] bording, ger. --> boarding
[MED5547] bord-les, adj. --> boardless
[MED5547.5] bord-lode, n. --> bord-lode
[MED5548] bord-lond, n. --> bord-land
[MED5549] bordure, n. --> border
[MED5550] borduren, v. --> bordure
[MED5551] bore, n.(1) --> bore
[MED5552] bore, n.(2) --> boor
[MED5553] boreal, adj. &amp; n. --> boreal
[MED5554] Boreas, n. --> Boreas
[MED5555] boren, v.(1) --> bore
[MED5556] boren, v.(2) --> burr
[MED5557] borer, n. --> borer
[MED5558] borer-clot, n. --> borer-clot
[MED5559] boreth, n. --> borith
[MED5560] borgh, n. --> borrow
[MED5561] borg-halpeni, n. --> burghal-penny
[MED5562] borg(h)es-aldre, n. --> borrow-alder
[MED5563] borgh-gage, n. --> borrow-gage
[MED5564] borgh-gang, n. --> borrow-gang
[MED5565] borg-pani, n. --> burghal-penny
[MED5566] bor-hunte, n. --> boar-hunt
[MED5567] boring, ger. --> boring
[MED5568] borli(ch, adj. --> burly
[MED5569] borolfe, n. --> borolfe
[MED5570] borselle, n. --> bussell | bossell
[MED5571] borst-ax, n. --> borstax
[MED5572] borther, n. --> borderer
[MED5573] borth-silver, n. --> board-silver
[MED5574] bortive, n. --> bortive
[MED5575] bor-treming, n. --> borrow-trimming
[MED5576] borwage, n. --> borrowage
[MED5577] borwehod, -hed, n. --> borrowhead | borrowhood
[MED5578] borwen, v. --> borrow
[MED5579] borwenesse, n. --> borrowness
[MED5580] borwere, n. --> borrower
[MED5581] borweship, n. --> borrowship
[MED5582] borwing, ger. --> borrowing
[MED5583] bos, n.(1) --> boose
[MED5584] bos, n.(2) --> boz
[MED5584.5] bos, n.(3) --> bush
[MED5585] bosine, n. --> buysine
[MED5586] bosing, n. --> bossing
[MED5587] bosk-addre, n. --> bush-adder
[MED5588] boskage, n. --> boscage | boskage
[MED5589] bosom, n. --> bosom
[MED5590] bosomi, adj. --> bosomy
[MED5591] bosoming, ger. --> bosoming
[MED5592] bossing, ger. --> bossing
[MED5593] bost, n. --> boast
[MED5594] bost(e, adj. --> bossed
[MED5595] bosten, v. --> boast
[MED5596] boster, n. --> boaster
[MED5597] bostful, adj. --> boastful
[MED5598] bostfulli, adv. --> boastfully
[MED5599] bosti, adj. --> boasty
[MED5600] bostilling, ger. --> bostilling
[MED5601] bosting, ger. --> boasting
[MED5602] bostingliche, adv. --> boastingly
[MED5603] bostli, adv. --> boastly
[MED5604] bost-maker, n. --> boast-maker
[MED5605] bot, n.(1) --> boat
[MED5606] bot, n. --> bot
[MED5607] botaille, n. --> botraille
[MED5608] botanicus, n. --> botanic
[MED5609] bote, n.(1) --> boot
[MED5610] bote, n.(2) --> boot
[MED5611] botecoraye, n. --> botecoraye
[MED5612] boteful, adj. --> bootful
[MED5613] botel, n.(1) --> bottle
[MED5614] botel, n.(2) --> bottle
[MED5615] botel, n.(3) --> bottle
[MED5616] boteler, n.(1) --> butler
[MED5617] boteler, n.(2) --> bottler
[MED5618] botelerie, n. --> butlery
[MED5619] botelership, n. --> butlership
[MED5620] boteles, adj.(1) --> bootless
[MED5621] boteles, adj.(2) --> bootless
[MED5622] boten, v.(1) --> boot
[MED5623] boten, v.(2) --> boot
[MED5624] botener, n. --> botener | botner
[MED5625] boter, n. --> butter
[MED5626] boteras(se, n. --> buttress
[MED5627] bot(e)rassen, v. --> buttress
[MED5628] Boter-cadent, n. --> boter-cadent
[MED5629] boterel, n. --> boterel
[MED5630] boteri(e, n. --> buttery
[MED5631] botesum, adj. --> bootsome
[MED5632] boteu, n. --> botew
[MED5633] botevaunt, n. --> botevaunt
[MED5634] bot-forke, n. --> bot-fork
[MED5635] both, n. --> booth
[MED5636] bothe, num. (as noun, adj., &amp; conj.) --> both
[MED5637] bothel, n. --> buddle | boodle
[MED5638] botheler, n. --> 
[MED5639] bothen, n. --> bothen
[MED5640] bothor, n. --> bothor
[MED5641] bothoral, adj. --> bothoral
[MED5642] bothorat, adj. --> bothorat
[MED5643] boti, adj. or n. --> booty
[MED5644] botin, n. --> beton
[MED5645] boting, ger. --> booting
[MED5646] botlung, ger. --> bottle, n.1
[MED5647] botme, n. --> bottom
[MED5648] botme-les, adj. --> bottomless
[MED5649] botment, n. --> botment
[MED5650] botming, ger. --> bottoming
[MED5651] botnen, v. --> boten | botne
[MED5652] botninge, ger. --> botening | botning
[MED5653] botonen, v. --> button
[MED5653.5] botonette, n. --> buttonet
[MED5654] botoning, ger. --> botening | botning
[MED5655] botorescle, n. --> botorescle
[MED5656] botoun, n. --> button
[MED5657] botouner, n. --> buttoner
[MED5658] botrace, n. --> botrax
[MED5659] botraille, n. --> botraille
[MED5660] bottone, adj. --> boton&#xE9; | boton&#xE9;e | botony
[MED5661] bottyne, n. --> bottine
[MED5662] bou, n. --> bow
[MED5663] bouable, adj. --> bowable
[MED5664] bouablenesse, n. --> bowableness
[MED5665] bou-bakked, adj. --> bow-backed
[MED5666] bouce jane, n. --> bouce Jane
[MED5667] bouchart, n. --> bouchart
[MED5668] bouche, n.(1) --> bouche
[MED5669] bouche, n.(2) --> bouche
[MED5670] bouched, ppl. --> 
[MED5671] bouching, ger.(1) --> bouching
[MED5672] bouching, ger.(2) --> bouching
[MED5673] boude, n. --> budde
[MED5674] boudish, adj. --> boudish
[MED5675] boue, n.(1) --> bow
[MED5676] bou(e, n.(2) --> bow
[MED5677] boued, adj. --> bowed
[MED5678] bouel, n. --> bowel
[MED5679] bouelen, v. --> bowel
[MED5680] bou(e-line, n. --> bowline
[MED5681] boueling, ger. --> boweling
[MED5682] bouen, v.(1) --> bow
[MED5683] bouen, v.(2) --> bouen
[MED5684] boue-net, n. --> bow-net
[MED5685] bouer, n. --> bowyer
[MED5686] bouer-craft, n. --> bower-craft
[MED5687] bouet, n. --> bowet
[MED5688] bouge, n.(1) --> bouge
[MED5689] bouge, n.(2) --> budge
[MED5690] bougednesse, n. --> bougedness
[MED5691] bougen, v. --> bouge
[MED5692] bouger, n. --> bouger
[MED5693] bougeron, n. --> bougeron
[MED5694] bouget, n. --> budget
[MED5695] bough, n. --> bough
[MED5696] boughtnes, n. --> boughtness
[MED5697] bougi, adj. --> bougey
[MED5698] bouging, ger. --> bouging
[MED5699] bougoun, n. --> bougoun
[MED5700] bougre, n. --> bougre
[MED5701] boui, adj. --> boughy
[MED5702] bouing, bouing, ger. --> bowing
[MED5703] bouingable, adj. --> bowingable
[MED5703.5] bouingli, adv. --> bowingly
[MED5704] bouk, n. --> bouk
[MED5705] bouked, adj. --> bouked
[MED5706] bouken, v. --> buck
[MED5707] bouker, n. --> booker
[MED5708] bouking, ger. --> bucking
[MED5709] boule, n.(1) --> bul
[MED5710] boule, n.(2) --> bowl
[MED5711] boulen, v. --> bowl
[MED5712] bouling, ger. --> bolling
[MED5713] boun, adj. --> bound
[MED5714] bound, adv. --> bound
[MED5715] bound(e, n. --> bound
[MED5716] bounden, v. --> bound
[MED5717] boundli, adv. --> boundly
[MED5718] boune, n. --> bound
[MED5719] bounen, v. --> boun
[MED5720] bounsen, v. --> bounce
[MED5721] bounte, n. --> bounty
[MED5722] bounten, v. --> bound
[MED5723] bountenesse, n. --> bountyness
[MED5724] bounteousli, adv. --> bounteously
[MED5725] bountevous, adj. --> bounteous
[MED5726] bountevousnesse, n. --> bounteousness
[MED5727] bountiffulnesse, n. --> bountifulness
[MED5728] bour, n. --> bower
[MED5729] bourde, n. --> bourd
[MED5730] bourd(e)ful, adj. --> bourdful
[MED5731] bourden, v.(1) --> bourd
[MED5732] bourden, v.(2) --> burt
[MED5733] bourdfulli, adv. --> bourdfully
[MED5734] bourding, ger.(1) --> bourding
[MED5735] bourding, ger.(2) --> bourding
[MED5736] bourdis, n. --> bourdis
[MED5737] bourdisen, v. --> bourdise
[MED5738] bourdour, n. --> bourder
[MED5739] bourer, n. --> burer
[MED5740] bour-fair, n. --> bour-fair
[MED5741] bourgelen, v. --> burgeon
[MED5742] bourn(e, n. --> bourn | bourne
[MED5743] bour-wurt, n. --> bower-wort
[MED5744] bous, n. --> bouse | bowse
[MED5745] bousen, v. --> bouse | bowse
[MED5746] bou-spret(e, n. --> bowsprit
[MED5747] bout, n. --> bout
[MED5748] boutel, n. --> boltel
[MED5749] boute(n, adv. &amp; prep. --> bout
[MED5750] boute(n, prep. --> bout
[MED5751] bove(n, adv. --> bove
[MED5752] bove(n, prep. --> bove
[MED5753] boverte, n. --> bovert
[MED5754] bov(i)er, n. --> bouvier
[MED5755] bowe, v. --> bough
[MED5756] bower, n. --> bower | bowess
[MED5757] box, n.(1) --> box
[MED5758] box, n.(2) --> box
[MED5759] box, n.(3) --> box
[MED5760] boxen, v.(1) --> box
[MED5761] boxen, v.(2) --> box
[MED5761.5] boxful, n. --> box-ful
[MED5762] boxinge, ger. --> boxing
[MED5763] Braban, n. --> Braban
[MED5764] Brabancier, n. --> Brabancier
[MED5765] Brabander, n. --> Brabander
[MED5766] braccal, n. --> bracalis | braccalis
[MED5767] brace, n. --> brace
[MED5768] bracelet, n. --> bracelet
[MED5769] bracen, v.(1) --> brace
[MED5770] bracen, v.(2) --> brace
[MED5771] bracer, n. --> bracer
[MED5772] brache, n.(1) --> brach
[MED5773] brache, n.(2) --> brach
[MED5774] brachet, n. --> brachet
[MED5775] brachial, n. --> brachal
[MED5776] bracing, ger. --> bracing
[MED5777] bradling, adj. --> broadling
[MED5778] brag, n.(1) --> brag
[MED5779] brag, n.(2) --> brag
[MED5780] brag, adj. &amp; adv. --> brag
[MED5781] bragance, n. --> bragance
[MED5782] braggen, v. --> brag
[MED5783] bragger(e, n. --> bragger
[MED5784] bragginge, ger. --> bragging
[MED5785] Bragman, n. --> Brahmin | Brahman
[MED5786] Bragmanie, n. --> Brahminy
[MED5787] bragot, n. --> bragget
[MED5788] brai, n.(1) --> bray
[MED5789] brai, n.(2) --> bray
[MED5790] braibot-peni, n. --> brayboot-penny
[MED5791] braien, v.(1) --> bray
[MED5792] braien, v.(2) --> bray
[MED5792.5] braier, n. --> brayer
[MED5793] braiinge, ger.(1) --> braying
[MED5794] braiinge, ger.(2) --> braying
[MED5795] brail, n. --> brail
[MED5796] brain, n. --> brain
[MED5797] brain, adj. --> brain
[MED5798] brainen, v. --> brain
[MED5799] braini, adj. --> brainy
[MED5800] braininge, ger. --> braining
[MED5801] brainles, adj. --> brainless
[MED5802] braisten, v. --> burst
[MED5803] braiton, n. --> bricoun
[MED5804] brak, n. --> brack
[MED5805] brake, n.(1) --> brake
[MED5806] brake, n.(2) --> brake
[MED5807] brake, n.(3) --> brake
[MED5808] brak(e)len, v. --> brakel
[MED5809] brakelinge, ger. --> brakeling
[MED5810] brake-man, n. --> brakesman
[MED5811] brake-mol, n. --> brackish-mail
[MED5812] brake(n, n. --> bracken | brack | brake
[MED5813] braken, v. --> brake
[MED5814] braket nail, n. --> bracket nail
[MED5815] brakinge, ger.(1) --> bracken
[MED5816] brakinge, ger.(2) --> braking
[MED5817] brali, adj. --> brawly
[MED5818] brame, n. --> brame
[MED5819] bran, n. --> bran
[MED5820] brand, n. --> brand
[MED5820.5] branchet, n. --> branchet
[MED5821] branded, ppl. --> branded
[MED5822] brandellet, n. --> brandellet
[MED5823] branden, v. --> brand
[MED5824] brand-erth, n. --> brinded-earth
[MED5825] brand-gos, n. --> brant-goose
[MED5826] branding, ger. --> branding
[MED5827] brand-ire(n, n. --> brander
[MED5828] brandoun, n. --> brandon
[MED5829] brand-reth, n. --> brandreth
[MED5830] brankand, ppl. --> branking
[MED5831] brank ursine, phrase. --> brank-ursine
[MED5832] branni, adj. --> branny
[MED5833] brannish, adj. --> brannish
[MED5834] brant, adj. (ppl.) --> brant
[MED5835] bras, n. --> brass
[MED5836] brase, n. --> braise
[MED5837] brasen, v. --> braze
[MED5838] brasen, adj. --> brazen
[MED5838.5] braser, n. --> braiser
[MED5839] brash, n. --> brash
[MED5840] brasier, n. --> brazier
[MED5841] brasil, n. --> braisil
[MED5842] brasil(e, n. --> Brazil
[MED5842.5] brasilen, v. --> brasilen
[MED5843] brasiler, n. --> brasiler
[MED5844] brasni, adj. --> brazeny
[MED5845] brassik, n. --> brassik
[MED5846] brastlien, v. --> brastle
[MED5847] brat, n. --> brat
[MED5848] bratthe, n. --> brath
[MED5849] braul, n. --> brawl
[MED5850] braulen, v.(1) --> brawl
[MED5851] braulen, v.(2) --> brawl
[MED5852] brauler(e, n. --> brawler
[MED5853] brauling, ger. --> brawling
[MED5854] braun, n. --> brawn
[MED5855] braunch, n. --> branch
[MED5856] braunchelet, n. --> branchlet
[MED5857] braunchen, v. --> branch
[MED5858] brauncher, n. --> brancher
[MED5859] braunches, n. (pl.) --> branchiae | branchia
[MED5860] braunchi, adj. --> branchy
[MED5861] braunching, ger. --> branching
[MED5862] braundishen, v. --> brandish
[MED5863] braundishing, ger. --> brandishing
[MED5864] brauned, ppl. --> brawned
[MED5865] brauni, adj. --> brawny
[MED5866] bravie, n. --> brabeum
[MED5867] bre, n. --> bree
[MED5868] brech, n. --> breech
[MED5869] brech(e, n. --> break
[MED5870] brecheles, adj. --> breechless
[MED5871] brechen, v. --> breech
[MED5872] brech-girdel, n. --> breechgirdle
[MED5873] bred, n.(1) --> bread
[MED5874] bred, n.(2) --> bred
[MED5875] bred-chese, n. --> board-cheese
[MED5876] brede, n.(1) --> brede
[MED5877] brede, n.(2) --> brede
[MED5878] brede, n.(3) --> breed
[MED5879] brede-gos, n. --> breed-goose
[MED5880] breden, v.(1) --> brede
[MED5881] breden, v.(2) --> brede
[MED5882] breden, v.(3) --> breed
[MED5883] bred-ful, adj. --> bret-full
[MED5884] bredinge, ger.(1) --> breding
[MED5885] bredinge, ger.(2) --> breeding
[MED5886] bredles, adj. --> breadless
[MED5887] bredling, adj. --> broadling | broadlings
[MED5888] brednesse, n. --> bredeness
[MED5889] bredth, n. --> breadth
[MED5890] breen, v. --> breed
[MED5891] bref, n. --> brief
[MED5892] bref, adj. --> brief
[MED5893] brefli, adv. --> briefly
[MED5894] brefnes(se, n. --> briefness
[MED5895] breggen, v. --> bridge
[MED5896] bregger, n. --> bridger
[MED5897] breg(g)inge, ger. --> bridging
[MED5898] breid, n.(1) --> braid
[MED5899] breid, n.(2) --> braid
[MED5900] breiden, v.(1) --> braid
[MED5901] breiden, v.(2) --> braid
[MED5902] breidere, n. --> braider
[MED5903] breiding(e, ger. --> braiding
[MED5904] breithen, v. --> braythe | breythe
[MED5905] breke-cheste, n. (or n. as adj.) --> break-chest
[MED5906] breke-faste, n. --> breakfast
[MED5907] breke-foreward, n. --> break-foreward
[MED5908] breken, v. --> break
[MED5909] breke-pes, n. --> break-peace
[MED5910] brekere, n. --> breaker
[MED5911] brekeresse, n. --> breakeress
[MED5912] brekinge, ger. --> breaking
[MED5913] brekke, n. --> breck
[MED5914] brembel, n. --> bramble
[MED5915] brember, n. --> brember
[MED5916] breme, n. --> bream
[MED5917] brem(e, adj. --> breme
[MED5918] breme, adv. --> breme
[MED5919] bremeli, adv. &amp; adj. --> bremely
[MED5920] bremet, n. --> breamet
[MED5921] bremful, adj. --> bremeful
[MED5922] breminge, ger. --> brimming
[MED5923] bremnes, n. --> bremeness
[MED5924] brend, ppl. as n. --> brinded
[MED5925] brended, ppl. --> brinded
[MED5926] brene, n. --> brune
[MED5927] brene-gavel, n. --> burn-gavel
[MED5928] brennen, v. --> burn
[MED5929] brennere, n. --> burner
[MED5930] bren(ne)-water, n. --> burn-water
[MED5931] brenninge, ger. --> burning
[MED5931.5] brenninge-glas, n. --> burning-glass
[MED5932] brenning-iren, n. --> burn-iron
[MED5933] brenningli, adv. --> burningly
[MED5934] brenning water, phrase. --> burning water
[MED5935] bren(ning)-wod, -wod, n. --> burn-wood
[MED5936] brer, n. --> brier | briar | brere
[MED5937] brerd, n. --> brerd
[MED5938] brerdful, adj. --> brerd-full
[MED5939] breri, adj. --> briery | briary
[MED5940] bres, n. --> breeze
[MED5941] brese, n. --> breeze
[MED5942] bresen, v. --> bresen
[MED5943] brest, n.(1) --> breast
[MED5944] brest, n.(2) --> brest
[MED5945] brest-bon, n. --> breastbone
[MED5946] brest-bred, n. --> breast-bred
[MED5947] brested, ppl. --> breasted
[MED5948] bresten, v. --> burst
[MED5949] bresting, ger. --> bursting
[MED5950] brest-plate, n. --> breast-plate
[MED5951] brest-plated, ppl. --> breast-plated
[MED5952] brest-rop, n. --> breast-rope
[MED5953] bret, n. --> bret
[MED5954] bretage, n. --> brattice
[MED5955] bretaged, ppl. --> bratticed
[MED5955.5] bretagment, n. --> bratticement
[MED5956] bretasing, ger. --> bratticing
[MED5957] bretein, n. --> Britain
[MED5958] breth, n.(1) --> breath
[MED5959] breth, n.(2) --> breth
[MED5960] breth, n.(3) --> bruthen | brethen
[MED5961] brethed, ppl. --> breathed
[MED5962] brethel, n. --> brethel
[MED5963] brethel, adj. --> brittle
[MED5964] bretheling, n. --> bretheling
[MED5965] brethen, v.(1) --> breathe
[MED5966] brethen, v.(2) --> brethe
[MED5967] brethere, n. --> breather
[MED5968] brethinge, ger. --> breathing
[MED5969] brethles, adj. --> breathless
[MED5970] breu, n. --> bree
[MED5971] breu(e, n. --> breve
[MED5972] breue-chest, n. --> brew-chest
[MED5973] breuen, v. --> brew
[MED5974] breuer, n. --> brever
[MED5975] breuer(e, n. --> brewer
[MED5976] breueres(se, n. --> breweress
[MED5977] breuerie, n. --> brewery
[MED5978] breu-ern, n. --> brewern | browern
[MED5979] breu-gavel, n. --> brew-gavel
[MED5980] breu-hous, n. --> brewhouse
[MED5981] breuing, ger.(1) --> brewing
[MED5982] breuing, ger.(2) --> breeing
[MED5983] breu-led, n. --> brew-lead
[MED5984] breu-man, n. --> brew-man
[MED5985] breuster, n. --> brewster
[MED5986] breu-wif, n. --> brew-wife
[MED5987] breve, adv. --> brief
[MED5988] brevement, n. --> brevement | brievement
[MED5989] breven, v. --> breve
[MED5990] brevet, n. --> brevet
[MED5991] brevetour, n. --> breveter
[MED5992] breviar(ie, n. --> breviary
[MED5993] brevour, n. --> brever
[MED5994] briaunt, ppl. as adv. --> briaunt
[MED5995] bribe, n. --> bribe
[MED5996] briben, v. --> bribe
[MED5997] briberie, n. --> bribery
[MED5998] bribester, n. --> bribester
[MED5999] bribored, ppl. --> bribered
[MED6000] bribour, n. --> briber
[MED6001] brice, n. --> brice
[MED6002] briche, n. --> breach
[MED6003] briche, adj.(1) --> briche
[MED6004] briche, adj.(2) --> briche
[MED6005] bricoun, n. --> bricoun
[MED6006] brid, n. --> bird
[MED6007] brid-ale, n. --> bridal
[MED6008] briddere, n. --> birder
[MED6009] brid(e, n.(1) --> bride
[MED6010] bride, n.(2) --> bride
[MED6011] bridel, n. --> bridle
[MED6012] bridelen, v. --> bridle
[MED6013] brideling, ger. --> bridling
[MED6014] bridel-les, adj. or adv. --> bridleless
[MED6015] brid-gome, n. --> bridegroom
[MED6016] bridles, adj. --> birdless
[MED6017] brid-tol, n. --> bride-toll
[MED6018] brid-wort, n. --> bride-wort
[MED6019] briganders, -ine(s, n. --> brigander | brigandine | brigantine
[MED6020] brigantaille, n. --> brigantaille
[MED6021] brigaunt, n. --> brigand
[MED6022] brige, n. --> brigue
[MED6023] brigeles, adj. --> brigueless
[MED6024] brigen, v. --> brigue
[MED6025] brigerdler, n. --> brigerdler
[MED6026] brigge, n. --> bridge
[MED6027] brigged, ppl. --> bridged
[MED6028] briggen, v. --> bridge
[MED6029] briggere, n. --> bridger
[MED6030] bright, n. --> bright
[MED6031] bright, adj. --> bright
[MED6032] brighte, adv. --> bright
[MED6033] brighten, v. --> bright
[MED6034] brighthede, n. --> brighthead
[MED6034.5] brighti, adj. --> brighty
[MED6035] brightli(che, adv. --> brightly
[MED6036] brightnen, v. --> brighten
[MED6037] brightnesse, n. --> brightness
[MED6038] brigous, adj. (&amp; n.) --> brigous
[MED6039] brike, n.(1) --> brick
[MED6040] brike, n.(2) --> brike
[MED6041] brim, n.(1) --> brim
[MED6042] brim, n.(2) --> brim
[MED6043] brim, adj. --> breme
[MED6044] brim, adv. --> breme
[MED6045] brim-fir, n. --> brinfir
[MED6046] brimli, adj. &amp; adv. --> bremely
[MED6047] brimme, n. --> brim
[MED6048] brimmen, v. --> brim
[MED6049] brimming, ger. --> brimming
[MED6050] brim-ston, n. --> brimstone
[MED6051] brimstoni, adj. --> brimstony
[MED6052] brimstoninesse, n. --> brimstoniness
[MED6053] brin, n. (pl.) --> bree
[MED6054] brine, n.(1) --> brune
[MED6055] brine, n.(2) --> brine
[MED6056] bring, n. --> bring
[MED6057] bringable, adj. --> bringable
[MED6058] bringen, v. --> bring
[MED6059] bringer, n. --> bringer
[MED6060] bringing, ger. --> bringing
[MED6061] brinie, n. --> brinie | brynie
[MED6062] brinied, ppl. --> i-burned
[MED6063] brinke, n. --> brink
[MED6064] brint, n. --> burnt
[MED6065] brionie, n. --> bryony
[MED6066] brisel, adj. --> brisel | brisil | bresil
[MED6067] brisen, v. --> bruise
[MED6068] brise-wort, n. --> bruisewort
[MED6069] brisinge, ger. --> bruising
[MED6070] brist, n. --> brist
[MED6071] brist, adj. --> brust
[MED6072] bristel, n. --> bristle
[MED6073] bristled, ppl. --> bristled
[MED6074] bristlen, v. --> bristle
[MED6075] bristli, adj. --> bristly
[MED6076] brisure, n. --> brusure
[MED6077] Brit, n. --> Brett
[MED6078] Britaine, n. --> Britain
[MED6079] britlen, v. --> brittle
[MED6080] britnen, v. --> britten
[MED6081] britning, ger. --> brittening
[MED6082] Britoner, n. --> Britoner
[MED6083] Britonish, n. --> Britonish
[MED6084] Britoun, n. &amp; adj. --> Breton
[MED6085] britten, v. --> brit
[MED6086] britting, ger. --> bruting
[MED6087] Brittish, adj. &amp; n. --> British
[MED6088] brixel, n. --> brixle | brixel
[MED6089] brixlen, v. --> brixle
[MED6090] brixling, ger. --> brixling
[MED6091] bro, n.(1) --> brae
[MED6092] bro, n.(2) --> brae
[MED6093] broc, n. --> brack
[MED6094] brocenlic, adj. --> brokenly
[MED6095] broc(e)ster, n. --> brokester
[MED6096] broche, n.(1) --> broach
[MED6097] broche, n.(2) --> broach
[MED6098] broche-ax, n. --> broach-axe
[MED6099] broched, ppl. --> broached
[MED6100] brochen, v. --> broach
[MED6101] brochet, n. --> brocket
[MED6102] broching, ger. --> broaching
[MED6103] brod, n.(1) --> brad
[MED6104] brod, n.(2) --> brood
[MED6105] brod, n.(3) --> broad
[MED6106] brod, adj. --> broad
[MED6107] brodden, v. --> brad
[MED6108] brod(e, adv. --> broad
[MED6109] brodeful, adj. --> broodful
[MED6110] brodelyche, adv. --> broadly
[MED6111] broden, v.(1) --> broad
[MED6112] broden, v.(2) --> brod
[MED6113] brod(e)nesse, n. --> broadness
[MED6114] broding, ger.(1) --> broading
[MED6115] broding, ger.(2) --> broody
[MED6116] brodish, adj. --> broadish
[MED6117] brod nail, n. --> brad nail
[MED6118] broggen, v. --> broke
[MED6119] bro&#x292;a, n. --> bro&#x292;a
[MED6120] broil, n. --> broil
[MED6121] broilen, v.(1) --> broil
[MED6122] broilen, v.(2) --> broil
[MED6123] broiling, ger. --> broiling
[MED6124] broilli, adj. --> broilly
[MED6125] broilour, n. --> broiler
[MED6126] brok, n.(1) --> brock
[MED6127] brok, n.(2) --> brock
[MED6128] brok, n.(3) --> brook
[MED6129] brok, n.(4) --> brook
[MED6130] brokage, n. --> brokage | brocage
[MED6131] brok-brested, adj. --> brock-breasted
[MED6132] brok(e, n. --> brok
[MED6133] broked, adj. --> brooked
[MED6134] brokel, adj. --> brokaly | brockle | brickle | bruckle
[MED6135] brok(e-lemke, n. --> brooklime
[MED6136] broken, v. --> broke
[MED6137] brokerage, n. --> brokerage
[MED6187.5] broughtforth, phr.as n. --> broughtforth
[MED6138] broket, n.(1) --> brocket
[MED6139] broket, n.(2) --> brocket
[MED6140] broking, ger. --> broking
[MED6141] brokken, v. --> brock
[MED6142] brokking, ger. --> brocking
[MED6143] brokling, ger. --> brokling
[MED6144] brokour, n. --> broker
[MED6145] brol, n. --> broll
[MED6146] brom, n. --> broom
[MED6147] bromer, n. --> broomer
[MED6148] bronchen, v. --> bronch
[MED6149] bront, n. --> brunt
[MED6150] bronten, v. --> brunt
[MED6151] brosnodlic, adj. --> brosnodly
[MED6152] broste-beli, n. --> burst-belly
[MED6153] brostennes, n. --> burstenness
[MED6154] brostnian, v. --> -----
[MED6155] brotel, adj. --> brotel | brotle
[MED6156] brotelhede, n. --> brotelhood
[MED6157] brotelnesse, n. --> brotelness
[MED6158] broth, n. --> broth
[MED6159] broth, adj. &amp; n. --> broth | brothe
[MED6160] brotheful, adj. --> brotheful
[MED6161] brothel, n. --> brothel
[MED6162] brotheli, adj. --> brothely
[MED6163] broth(e)li, adv. --> brothely
[MED6164] brotheling, n. --> bretheling
[MED6165] brother, n. --> brother
[MED6165.5] brotheren, v. --> brother
[MED6166] brotherhede, n. --> brotherhood
[MED6167] brother-in-laue, n. --> brother-in-law
[MED6168] brotherles, adj. --> brotherless
[MED6169] brotherli, adj. --> brotherly
[MED6170] brotherli, adv. --> brotherly
[MED6171] brother-reddene, n. --> brotherred
[MED6171.5] brothership(e, n. --> brothership
[MED6172] brother-wort, n. --> brotherwort
[MED6173] brothth-fall, n. --> brothfall
[MED6174] brouded, ppl. --> braided
[MED6175] brouden, v. --> brawde
[MED6176] broudered, ppl. --> broidered
[MED6177] brouderer, n. --> broderer
[MED6178] brouderie, n. --> broidery
[MED6179] broudering, ger. --> broidering
[MED6180] broudester, n. --> broidester
[MED6181] brouding, ger. --> broiding
[MED6182] broudiour, n. --> broidiour
[MED6183] broudur, n. --> broudur
[MED6184] broue, n. --> brow
[MED6185] broued, ppl. --> browed
[MED6186] broues, n. --> brewis
[MED6187] brouet, n. --> browet
[MED6188] brouken, v. --> brook
[MED6189] broun, n. --> brown
[MED6190] broun, adj. --> brown
[MED6191] brounen, v. --> brown
[MED6192] broun(e)stere, n. --> brownster
[MED6193] brounish, adj. --> brownish
[MED6194] brounnes, n. --> brownness
[MED6195] brousen, v. --> browse
[MED6196] brousing, ger. --> browsing
[MED6197] brousti, adj. --> browsty
[MED6198] broxel, n. --> broxel
[MED6199] bruche, n. --> bruche
[MED6200] brucus, n. --> bruchus
[MED6201] brud-lac, n. --> bridelock
[MED6202] brud-lond, n. --> bride-land
[MED6203] brud-thing, n. --> brydthing
[MED6204] bruit, n. --> bruit
[MED6205] bruk(e, n. --> bruke
[MED6206] brukelnes, n. --> brockleness
[MED6207] brush, n. --> brush
[MED6208] brushail, n. --> brushal
[MED6209] brushe, n. --> brush
[MED6210] brushen, v.(1) --> brush
[MED6211] brushen, v.(2) --> brush
[MED6212] brushet, n. --> brushet
[MED6213] brushing, ger. --> brushing
[MED6214] brusk, n. --> brush
[MED6215] brusk, adj. --> brusk
[MED6216] brusket, n. --> brisket
[MED6217] brussekyn, n. --> brussekyn
[MED6218] brust, n. --> brust
[MED6219] brustlen, v. --> brustle
[MED6220] brust-wort, n. --> burst-wort
[MED6221] Brut, n. --> brut
[MED6222] brut, adj. --> Brett
[MED6223] brutal, adj. --> brutal
[MED6224] Bry, n. --> bry
[MED6225] bryke&#xFE;, v. (sg.3) --> brook
[MED6226] bub, n. --> bub
[MED6227] bubal, n. --> bubal | bubale
[MED6228] bubing, ger. --> bubing
[MED6229] bubo(n, n. --> bubo
[MED6229.5] buchil, n. --> buchil
[MED6230] budde, n. --> budde
[MED6231] budden, v. --> bud
[MED6232] buf, interj. --> buf
[MED6233] buffard, n. --> buffard
[MED6234] buffe, n. --> buff
[MED6235] buffen, v. --> buff
[MED6236] buffer, n. --> buffer
[MED6237] buffet, n.(1) --> buffet
[MED6238] buffet, n.(2) --> buffet
[MED6239] buffeten, v. --> buffet
[MED6240] buffeter, n. --> buffeter
[MED6241] buffeting, ger. --> buffeting
[MED6242] buffille, n. --> buffylle
[MED6242.5] bufone, n. --> bufone
[MED6243] bugerie, n. --> buggery
[MED6244] bugge, n. --> bug
[MED6245] bught, n. --> bought
[MED6246] bughted, adj. --> boughted
[MED6247] bugie, n. --> bugie
[MED6248] buglard, n. --> buggard | buggart
[MED6249] bugle, n.(1) --> bugle
[MED6250] bugle, n.(2) --> bugle
[MED6251] buglosse, n. --> bugloss
[MED6252] bugres(se, n. --> buggeress
[MED6253] buil, n. --> bool
[MED6254] bukenade, n. --> bukenade
[MED6255] buk-hide, n. --> buk-hide
[MED6256] buk-horn, n. --> buck-horn
[MED6257] bukke, n. --> buck
[MED6258] bukkes-horn, n. --> bukkes-horn
[MED6259] bukke-skin, n. --> buskin
[MED6260] bukkes-tonge, n. --> buck's tongue
[MED6261] bukking, ger. --> bucking
[MED6262] bukkish, adj. --> buckish
[MED6263] buk-raven, n. --> buck-raven
[MED6264] buk-stal, n. --> buck-stall
[MED6265] bulb, n. --> bulb
[MED6266] bulberie, n. --> bulberie
[MED6267] bulch, n. --> bulch
[MED6268] bulchin, n. --> bulchin
[MED6269] bulder, n. --> boulder
[MED6270] bulgage, n. --> bulgage
[MED6270.5] bulgagine, n. --> bulgagine
[MED6271] bulge, n. --> bulge
[MED6272] bulge-brede, n. --> bolted-bread
[MED6273] bulgen, v. --> bulge
[MED6274] bulger, n. --> bulger
[MED6275] bul-imong, n. --> bullimong
[MED6276] bulk, n. --> bulk
[MED6277] bulked, ppl. --> bulked
[MED6278] bulk(en, v. --> bulk
[MED6279] bulki, adj. --> bulky
[MED6280] bulle, n. --> bull
[MED6281] bullen, v. --> bull
[MED6282] buller, n. --> buller
[MED6283] bullet, n., --> billet
[MED6284] bullion, n. --> bullion
[MED6285] bullok, n. --> bullock
[MED6286] bulmen, v. --> bulm
[MED6287] bul-rish, n. --> bulrush
[MED6288] bult, n. --> bolt | boult
[MED6289] bultel, n. --> boultel
[MED6290] bulten, v.(1) --> bolt | boult
[MED6291] bulten, v.(2) --> bolt
[MED6292] bulten, ppl. --> bolten
[MED6293] bulter(e, n. --> bolter | boulter
[MED6294] bulting, ger. --> bolting | boulting
[MED6295] bultster, n. --> bulstare
[MED6296] bultung, ger. --> belting
[MED6297] bulung, ger. --> bulung
[MED6298] bulwerk, n. --> bulwark
[MED6299] bune, n.(1) --> bune
[MED6300] bune, n.(2) --> bun
[MED6301] bunge, n. --> bung
[MED6302] bunne, n. --> bun
[MED6303] bunning, ger. --> bunning
[MED6304] bunting, n. --> bunting
[MED6305] burble, n. --> burble
[MED6306] burblen, v. --> burble
[MED6307] burbli, adj. --> burbly
[MED6308] burbot, n. --> burbot
[MED6309] Burdeux, n. --> Bordeaux
[MED6310] burdoun, n.(1) --> bourdon | burdoun
[MED6311] burdoun, n.(2) --> bourdon | burdoun
[MED6312] burdoun, n.(3) --> burdoun
[MED6313] burdoun, n.(4) --> burdon
[MED6314] buredeli, adv. --> buredely | burethely
[MED6315] burel, n.(1) --> burel
[MED6316] burel, n.(2) --> burel
[MED6317] bureler, n. --> burler
[MED6318] burestes, n. --> buprestis
[MED6319] burgage, n. --> burgage
[MED6320] burgagerie, n. --> burgagery
[MED6321] burgeis, n. --> burgess
[MED6322] burgeis(e, n. --> burgess
[MED6323] burgeiserie, n. --> burgessery
[MED6323.5] burgeisesse, n. --> burgessess
[MED6324] burgeis-hod, n. --> burgesshood
[MED6325] burgeisie, n. --> burgessy
[MED6326] burgen, v. --> burge
[MED6327] burges-ship(pe, n. --> burgess-ship
[MED6328] burgh, n.(1) --> borough
[MED6329] burgh, n.(2) --> barrow
[MED6330] burgh, n.(3) --> barrow
[MED6331] burgher, n. --> burgher
[MED6332] burgh-ma(i)ster, n. --> borough-master
[MED6333] burging, ger. --> burging
[MED6334] Burgoin(e, n. and adj. --> burgundy
[MED6335] Burgoiner, n. --> burgunder
[MED6336] Burguinoun, n. --> Burgundian
[MED6337] burgur, n. --> burglar
[MED6338] burinesse, n. --> buriness
[MED6339] burjoun, n. --> burgeon
[MED6340] burjounen, v. --> burgeon
[MED6341] burjouning, ger. --> burgeoning
[MED6342] burle, n. --> burl
[MED6343] burled, ppl. --> burled
[MED6344] burlen, v.(1) --> burl
[MED6345] burlen, v.(2) --> burl
[MED6346] burler, n. --> burler
[MED6347] burlich, n. or adj. --> burley | burlie | burly
[MED6348] burli(che, adv. --> burly
[MED6349] burling, ger. --> burling
[MED6350] bur-lond, n. --> boorland
[MED6351] burnen, v. --> burn
[MED6352] burnet, n.(1) &amp; adj. --> burnet
[MED6353] burnet, n.(2) --> burnet
[MED6354] burneus, n. --> burneus
[MED6354.5] burning, ger. --> burn
[MED6355] burnishen, v. --> burnish
[MED6356] burnisher, n. --> burnisher
[MED6357] burnishing, ger. --> burnishing
[MED6358] burre, n.(1) --> bur | burr
[MED6359] burre, n.(2) --> burr
[MED6360] burren, v. --> bur
[MED6361] burri, adj. --> burry
[MED6362] burrok, n. --> burrock
[MED6363] bursa pastoris, n. --> shepherd's purse
[MED6364] bursarie, n. --> bursary
[MED6365] burse, n. --> buss
[MED6366] burser, n. --> bouser
[MED6367] burseu, n. --> burseu | bursew
[MED6368] burstinde, ppl. --> bursting
[MED6369] burstler(e, n. --> bristler
[MED6370] burtare, n. --> burter
[MED6371] bur&#xFE;e, adj. --> birth
[MED6372] bur-tre, n. --> bourtree
[MED6373] burwe, n. --> burr | bur
[MED6374] bus, interj. --> bus
[MED6375] busagium, n. --> busagium
[MED6376] busard, n. --> buzzard
[MED6377] bush, n.(1) --> bush
[MED6378] bush, n.(2) --> bush
[MED6379] bush, n.(3) --> bush
[MED6380] bushaille, n. --> bushaile
[MED6381] bushed, ppl. --> bushed
[MED6382] Busifal, n. --> bucephalus
[MED6383] busken, v. --> busk
[MED6384] busker, n. --> busker
[MED6385] busket, n. --> busket
[MED6386] busking, ger. --> busking
[MED6387] bus(se, n. --> buss
[MED6388] busshel, n.(1) --> bushel
[MED6389] busshel, n.(2) --> bushel
[MED6390] busshel-ful, n. --> bushelful
[MED6391] busshement, n. --> bushment
[MED6392] busshen, v.(1) --> ambush
[MED6393] busshen, v.(2) --> bush
[MED6394] busshi, adj. --> bushy
[MED6395] busshing, ger.(1) --> bushing
[MED6396] busshing, ger.(2) --> bushing
[MED6397] bustard, n. --> bustard
[MED6398] bust(e, n. --> bust
[MED6399] bustelen, v. --> bustle
[MED6400] bust(e)ling, ger. --> bustling
[MED6401] bustian, n. --> bustian
[MED6402] busting, n. --> busting
[MED6403] but, n.(1) --> butt
[MED6404] but, n.(2) --> but
[MED6405] but, n.(3) --> but
[MED6406] but, conj. (also as quasi adj., adv., and prep.) --> but
[MED6407] bute-carl, n. --> boat-carl
[MED6408] buter(e, n. --> butter
[MED6409] buterer, n. --> butterer
[MED6410] buter-flie, n. --> butterfly
[MED6411] but(e)-ward, adj. --> butward | buteward
[MED6412] bu&#xFE;ewid, ?ppl. --> betheowed
[MED6413] butour, n. --> butter
[MED6414] but(t(e, n.(1) --> butt
[MED6415] butte, n.(2) --> butte
[MED6416] but(t(e, n.(3) --> butt
[MED6417] butte, n.(4) --> butt
[MED6418] but(te, n.(5) --> butt
[MED6419] butten, v.(1) --> butt
[MED6420] butten, v.(2) --> butt
[MED6421] butteren, v. --> butter
[MED6422] butting, ger. --> booting
[MED6423] buttok, n. --> buttock
[MED6424] buttoked, adj. --> buttocked
[MED6425] buttri, adj. --> buttery
[MED6426] butumei, n. --> botemay
[MED6427] buxom, adj. --> buxom
[MED6428] buxom-fastnes, n. --> buxom-fastness
[MED6429] buxomli, adv. --> buxomly
[MED6430] buxomnes(se, n. --> buxomness
[MED6431] byrstful, adj. --> burstful
[MED6432] c, n. --> C
[MED6433] caballin, adj. --> caballine
[MED6434] caban, n. --> cabin
[MED6434.5] caban, n. --> caban
[MED6435] cabel, n. --> caball
[MED6436] cabeli, n. --> cabeli
[MED6437] cabeling, n. --> cabeling
[MED6438] cable, n. --> cable
[MED6439] caboche, n. --> cabbage
[MED6440] cabochen, v. --> caboche
[MED6441] cacche, n. --> catch
[MED6441.5] cacchelen, v. --> cacchelen
[MED6442] cacchen, v. --> catch
[MED6443] cacche-pol, n. --> catchpole | catchpoll
[MED6444] caccher, n. --> cachere
[MED6445] caccherel, n. --> cacherel
[MED6446] cacching, ger. --> catching
[MED6447] cacemphaton, n. --> cacemphaton
[MED6448] cacochime, n. --> cacochime
[MED6449] cacochime, adj. --> cacochime
[MED6450] cacochimic, adj. --> cacochymic
[MED6451] cadace, n. --> caddis | caddice
[MED6452] cadaver, n. --> cadaver
[MED6453] cadaverous, adj. --> cadacerous
[MED6454] cade, n.(1) --> cade
[MED6455] cad(e, n.(2) --> cade
[MED6456] caden, v. --> cade
[MED6457] cadence, n. --> cadence
[MED6458] cader, n. --> cader | cadar
[MED6459] cades, n. --> cades
[MED6460] ca-dou(e, n. --> caddow
[MED6461] caduc, adj. --> caduke
[MED6462] c&#xE6;ppe, n. --> c&#xE6;ppe
[MED6463] cafer-tun, n. --> cafer-tun
[MED6464] caffatin, n. &amp; adj. --> caffatin
[MED6465] caft, n. --> caft
[MED6466] cage, n. --> cage
[MED6467] cageful, n. --> cageful
[MED6467.5] cagement, n. --> cagement
[MED6468] cager, n. --> cadger
[MED6469] caggen, v. --> cadge
[MED6470] cagging, ger. --> cagging
[MED6471] cahab, n. --> cahab
[MED6472] cai, adj. --> kay | key
[MED6473] Caim, n. --> Cain
[MED6474] cainard, n. --> cavenard
[MED6475] cairen, v. --> cair
[MED6476] caisel, n. --> caysel
[MED6477] caiser, n. --> Kaiser
[MED6478] caitif, n. --> caitiff
[MED6479] caitif, adj. --> caitiff
[MED6480] caitifdom, n. --> caitifdom
[MED6481] caitifhede, n. --> caitifhede | caitivehede
[MED6482] caitifli, adv. --> caitifly | caitively
[MED6483] caitifnes(se, n. --> caitifness | caitiveness
[MED6484] caitifte, n. --> caitifty | caitivetie
[MED6485] caitiven, v. --> caitive
[MED6486] caitivous, adj. --> caitivous
[MED6487] caitousli, adv. --> caitously
[MED6488] caive, adj. --> caive
[MED6489] cake, n. --> cake
[MED6490] cakel, adj. --> cackle
[MED6491] cakelen, v. --> cackle
[MED6492] cakeler, n. --> cackler
[MED6493] cakeling, ger. --> cackling
[MED6494] cakken, v. --> cack
[MED6495] cal, n. --> call
[MED6496] Calabre, n. --> calaber | calabar
[MED6497] caladrie, n. --> caladrie
[MED6498] calamel, n. --> calamel
[MED6499] calamin, n. --> calamint
[MED6500] calaminte, n.(1) --> calamint
[MED6501] calaminte, n.(2) --> calaminte
[MED6502] calamite, n.(1) --> calamity
[MED6503] calamite, n.(2) --> calamity
[MED6504] calamus, n. --> calamy
[MED6505] calaustic, adj. --> calaustic
[MED6505.5] calcable, adj. --> calcable
[MED6506] calcane, n. --> calcane
[MED6507] calcatori, n. --> calcatory
[MED6508] calce, n. --> calx
[MED6516.5] calcucecumenon, n. --> calcucecumenon
[MED6509] calcedoine, n. --> chalcedony | calcedony
[MED6510] calch, n. --> chalice
[MED6511] calcinacioun, n. --> calcination
[MED6512] calcinat, ppl. --> calcinate
[MED6513] calcinen, v. --> calcine
[MED6514] calcining, ger. --> calcining
[MED6515] calciphane, n. --> calciphane
[MED6516] calciton, n. --> calciton
[MED6517] calculacioun, n. --> calculation
[MED6518] calculen, v. --> calcule
[MED6519] calculer, n. --> calculer
[MED6520] calculing, ger. --> calculing
[MED6521] calculose, adj. --> calculose
[MED6522] calculus, n. --> calculus
[MED6523] Calde, n. --> Chaldee
[MED6524] Caldeow(ish, adj. --> Caldeow
[MED6525] cald-mynt, n. --> cald-mynt
[MED6526] caldrekyn, adj. --> coldrycke
[MED6527] calefaccioun, n. --> calefaction
[MED6528] calefactif, adj. &amp; n. --> calefactive
[MED6529] calefactorie, n. --> calefactory
[MED6530] calender, n. --> calendar
[MED6531] calende(s, n. --> calends | kalends
[MED6531.5] calendren, v. --> calender
[MED6532] calendrer, n. --> calendary
[MED6533] cales, n. (?pl.) --> cales
[MED6534] calewei, n. --> calewey
[MED6535] calf, n.(1) --> calf
[MED6536] calf, n.(2) --> calf
[MED6537] calfater, n. --> calfater
[MED6538] calfat-ern, n. --> calfat-ern
[MED6539] calfating, ger. --> calfating
[MED6540] calfat-nail, n. --> calfat-nail
[MED6541] calfles, adj. --> calfless
[MED6542] Calibourne, n. --> Caliburn | Caliburno
[MED6543] calid, adj. --> called
[MED6544] calidicoun, n. --> calidicoun
[MED6545] calidite, n. --> calidity
[MED6546] calife, n. --> caliph | calif
[MED6547] Caliser, n. --> Caliser
[MED6548] calkelatour, n. --> calculator
[MED6549] calken, v. --> calk
[MED6550] calketrappe, n. --> caltrop | caltrap
[MED6551] calking, ger. --> calking
[MED6552] calle, n. --> kell
[MED6553] called, adj. --> capped | capt
[MED6554] callen, v. --> call
[MED6555] caller, n. --> caller
[MED6556] caller(e, n. --> caller
[MED6557] callestere, n. --> callestere
[MED6558] callidite, n. --> callidity
[MED6559] calling, ger. --> calling
[MED6560] callioun, n. --> calion
[MED6561] callosite, n. --> callosity
[MED6562] callot, n. --> callet
[MED6563] callous, adj. --> callous
[MED6564] calluca, n. --> calluca
[MED6565] callum, n. --> callum
[MED6566] calm(e, n. --> calm
[MED6567] calm(e, adj. --> calm
[MED6568] calmen, v. --> calm
[MED6569] cal-meu, n. --> calmewe
[MED6570] calonite, n. --> calonite
[MED6570.5] calour, n. --> calor
[MED6571] calow&#x292;nes, n. --> callowness
[MED6572] cal-stok, n. --> castock
[MED6573] caltrappen, v. --> caltrop
[MED6574] calumnie, n. --> calumny
[MED6575] calvair, n. --> calvair
[MED6576] Calvarie, n. --> Calvary
[MED6577] calven, v. --> calve
[MED6578] calver, adj. --> calver
[MED6579] calving, ger. --> calving
[MED6580] calwe, adj. (&amp; n.) --> callow
[MED6581] camaca, n. --> camaca
[MED6581.5] cambeon, n. --> cambeon
[MED6582] cambie, n. --> cambie
[MED6583] cambil, n. --> cambil
[MED6584] cambok(e, n. --> cammock | cambock
[MED6585] cambrace, n. --> cambrace
[MED6586] cambre, n. --> cambre
[MED6587] cambrel, n. --> cambrel
[MED6588] cambric, n. --> cambric
[MED6589] cambring, ger. --> cambring
[MED6590] cambrock, n. --> camrocke
[MED6591] camedris, n. --> camedris
[MED6592] camel, n. --> camel
[MED6593] camelin, n. --> cameline
[MED6594] camelin, adj. --> cameline
[MED6595] camelioun, n. --> camelion
[MED6596] camere, n. --> camere
[MED6597] camerelle, n. --> camerelle
[MED6598] cameu, n. --> cameo
[MED6599] camforat, ppl. --> camforat
[MED6600] camisees, n. (pl.) --> camisees
[MED6601] cammed, adj. --> cammed
[MED6602] cammednes, n. --> 
[MED6603] cammish, adj. --> cammish
[MED6604] cammok, n. --> cammock
[MED6605] cammolike, n. --> cammolike
[MED6606] camomille, n. --> camomile | chamomile
[MED6607] camoroche, n. --> camoroche
[MED6608] camp, n. --> camp
[MED6609] camp, adj. --> camp
[MED6610] campeine, n. --> campeine
[MED6611] campen, v. &amp; ger. --> camp
[MED6612] camper, n. --> camper
[MED6613] campernole, n. --> camparnole
[MED6614] campi-gener, n. --> campigener
[MED6615] campi-meter, n. --> campimeter
[MED6616] camping, ger. --> camping
[MED6617] camplen, v. --> camplen
[MED6618] campling, ger. --> campling
[MED6619] campus, n. (pl.) --> campus
[MED6620] cam-stok, n. --> camstock
[MED6621] camus, adj. --> camois | camus
[MED6622] camused, adj. --> camoised
[MED6623] Can, n. --> khan
[MED6624] can, v. --> can
[MED6625] canable, n. --> canable
[MED6626] canal(e, n. --> canal
[MED6627] Canane, n. &amp; adj. --> Canaane
[MED6628] canape, n. --> canopy
[MED6629] canar, n. --> canar
[MED6630] cancellacioun, n. --> cancellation
[MED6631] cancellen, v. --> cancel
[MED6632] cancelling, ger. --> cancelling
[MED6633] cancre-fis, n. pl. --> cancrefis
[MED6634] cancre-frete, ppl. --> cankerfret
[MED6635] cancrene, n. --> gangrene
[MED6636] cancri, adj. --> cankery
[MED6637] cancrosa, n. --> cancrosa
[MED6638] cancrosite, n. --> cancrosite
[MED6639] cancrous, adj. --> cankerous
[MED6640] candel, n. --> candle
[MED6641] candeler, n. --> chandler
[MED6642] Candel-masse, n. --> Candlemas
[MED6643] candel-stikke, n. --> candlestick
[MED6643.5] candent, adj. --> candent
[MED6644] candi, n. --> candy
[MED6645] candidate, n. --> candidate
[MED6646] candor, n. --> candour
[MED6647] candred(e, n. --> cantred
[MED6648] cane, n. --> cane
[MED6649] cane-bines, n. --> canebines
[MED6650] caned, ppl. --> caned
[MED6651] canel, n.(1) --> canel | canell(e
[MED6652] canel, n.(2) --> cannel | canel
[MED6653] canel, n. (3) --> cannel | canel
[MED6654] canemunde, n. --> canemunde
[MED6655] cane-ston, n. --> canestone
[MED6656] canevas, n. --> canvas | canvass
[MED6657] canevas, adj. --> canvas
[MED6658] canevaser, n. --> canvasser
[MED6659] cang, adj. &amp; n. --> cang
[MED6659.5] canged-h&#x0113;d(e, n. --> canged-hood
[MED6659.6] canged-hede, n. --> canged head
[MED6660] cangen, v. --> cang
[MED6661] cangi, n. --> cangi
[MED6662] cangliche, adv. --> cangliche
[MED6663] cangship(e, n. --> cangship
[MED6664] Caniculer, n. --> canicular
[MED6665] caniculer, adj. --> canicular
[MED6666] canine, n. --> canine
[MED6667] caning, ger. --> canning
[MED6668] Canis, n. --> Canis
[MED6669] canister, n. --> canister
[MED6670] canked-ort, n. --> kankedort
[MED6671] canker, n.(1) --> canker
[MED6672] Canker, n.(2) --> cancer
[MED6673] cankren, v. --> canker
[MED6674] canne, n. --> can
[MED6675] canner, n. --> canner
[MED6676] cannete, n. --> cannete
[MED6677] cannyn, v. --> cannyn
[MED6678] canon, n. --> cannon
[MED6678.5] canonet, n. --> canonet
[MED6679] canonial, adj. --> canonial
[MED6680] canonical, adj. --> canonical
[MED6681] canonie, n. --> canonie
[MED6682] canonistre, n. --> canonistre
[MED6683] canonizacioun, n. --> canonization
[MED6684] canonizen, v. --> canonize
[MED6685] canonizing, ger. --> canonizing
[MED6686] canoun, n.(1) --> canon
[MED6687] canoun, n.(2) --> canon
[MED6688] can-stik(ke, n. --> canstick
[MED6689] cant, n. --> cant
[MED6690] cant, adj. --> cant
[MED6690.5] cantarice, n. --> cantarice
[MED6691] cantaride, n. --> cantharides
[MED6692] cantel, n. --> cantle
[MED6693] cantelene, n. --> cantelene
[MED6694] canten, v. --> cant
[MED6695] canter-cope, n. --> cantel-cape | cantel-cope
[MED6696] Cantica, n. --> Cantica
[MED6697] canticle, n. --> canticle
[MED6698] canticuler, n. --> canticuler
[MED6699] cantile, n. --> cantile
[MED6700] canting, ger. --> canting
[MED6701] cantli, adv. --> cantly
[MED6702] canulat, adj. &amp; n. --> canulat
[MED6703] canule, n. --> canule
[MED6704] canulous, adj. --> canulous
[MED6705] canunk, n. --> canunk
[MED6706] cap, n. --> cape
[MED6707] capacite, n. --> capacity
[MED6708] capados, n.(1) --> capados
[MED6709] Capados, n.(2) --> capados
[MED6710] capain, n. --> capain
[MED6711] capar, n. --> caper
[MED6712] capax, adj. --> capax
[MED6713] capcioun, n. --> caption
[MED6714] capcious, adj. --> captious
[MED6715] capdawe, n. --> capdawe
[MED6716] capel, n. --> caple | capul
[MED6717] capen, v. --> cape
[MED6718] caperoun, n. --> capron
[MED6719] capias, n. --> capias
[MED6720] capillar, adj. --> capillar
[MED6721] capillus veneris, n. --> capillus veneris
[MED6722] capitain, n. --> captain
[MED6723] capitainerie, n. --> captainry
[MED6724] capitainship, n. --> captainship
[MED6725] capital, n.(1) --> capital
[MED6726] capital, n.(2) --> capital
[MED6727] capital, adj. --> capital
[MED6728] capitel, n. --> capital
[MED6729] capitle, n. --> capitle
[MED6730] Capitol(ie, n. --> Capitol
[MED6730.5] capit&#x016B;len, v. --> capit&#x016B;len
[MED6731] capituler, adj. --> capitular
[MED6732] capnices, n. --> capnices
[MED6733] capoun, n. --> capon
[MED6734] cappe, n. --> cap
[MED6735] cappen, v. --> cap
[MED6736] capper, n. --> capper
[MED6737] capping, ger. --> capping
[MED6738] capret, n. --> capret
[MED6739] Capricorn, n. --> Capricornus
[MED6740] caprifien, v. --> caprify
[MED6741] capri-fig(e, n. --> caprifig
[MED6742] caprifiing, ger. --> caprifying
[MED6743] caprifoile, n. --> caprifoil
[MED6744] caprifolium, n. --> caprifolium
[MED6745] caprik, n. --> caprik(e
[MED6746] caprine, adj. --> caprine
[MED6747] caprinose, adj. --> caprinose
[MED6748] capriole, n.?pl. --> capriole
[MED6749] capse, n. --> capse
[MED6750] capsel, n. --> capsel
[MED6751] capstan, n. --> capstan
[MED6752] cap-ston, n. --> capstan
[MED6753] captenesse, n. --> captainess
[MED6754] captif, n. &amp; adj. --> captive
[MED6755] captiven, v. --> captive
[MED6756] captivite, n. --> captivity
[MED6757] caput-purgies, n. (pl.) --> caput-purgies
[MED6758] carabe, n. --> karabe
[MED6759] carabel, n. --> carabel
[MED6760] carabo, n. --> carabo
[MED6761] carald, n. --> carald
[MED6762] carat, n. --> carat
[MED6763] carbon, n. --> carbon
[MED6764] carbuncle, n. --> carbuncle
[MED6765] carbunculin, adj. --> carbunculine
[MED6766] carcais, n. --> carcass | carcase
[MED6767] carcer, n. --> carcer
[MED6768] carc-ern, n. --> carcern
[MED6769] cardamome, n. --> cardamom
[MED6770] card(e, n.(1) --> card
[MED6771] carde, n.(2) Only in pl. --> card
[MED6772] carde, n.(3) --> carde
[MED6773] carden, v. --> card
[MED6774] carder, n.(1) --> carder
[MED6775] carder, n.(2) --> carder
[MED6776] cardester, n. --> kardester
[MED6777] cardiac, n. --> cardiac
[MED6778] cardiacle, n. --> cardiacle
[MED6779] cardiake, n.(1) --> cardiac
[MED6780] cardiake, n.(2) --> cardiac
[MED6781] cardinal, n. --> cardinal
[MED6782] cardinal, adj. --> cardinal
[MED6783] cardinalship, n. --> cardinalship
[MED6784] cardiner, n. --> cardiner
[MED6785] carding, ger.(1) --> carding
[MED6786] carding, ger.(2) --> carding
[MED6787] cardoun, n. --> cardoon
[MED6788] cardue, n. --> cardue
[MED6789] care, n.(1) --> care
[MED6790] care, n.(2) --> care
[MED6791] car(e, adj. --> car
[MED6792] carect(e, n. --> charact
[MED6793] carecter, n. --> character
[MED6794] careful, adj. --> careful
[MED6795] carefulli, adv. --> carefully
[MED6796] careine, n. --> carrion
[MED6797] careles, adj. --> careless
[MED6798] carelle, n. --> carelle
[MED6799] caren, v. --> care
[MED6800] carenaire, n. --> carenaire
[MED6801] carence, n. --> carence
[MED6802] carene, n. --> carene
[MED6803] care-swete, n. --> caresweet
[MED6804] carewei, n. --> caraway
[MED6805] carflen, v. --> carfle
[MED6806] carfouk, n. --> carfax | carfox
[MED6807] carful, n. --> carful
[MED6808] carfulnesse, n. --> carefulness
[MED6809] cariage, n. --> carriage
[MED6810] Caribdis, n. --> Caribdis
[MED6811] carien, v. --> carry
[MED6812] carier, n. --> carrier
[MED6813] cariing, ger. --> carrying
[MED6814] carik(e, n.(1) --> carrack | carack
[MED6815] carike, n.(2) --> carike
[MED6816] caring, ger. --> caring
[MED6817] cariouni, adj. --> cariouni
[MED6818] caristium, n. --> caristium
[MED6819] cark, n. --> cark
[MED6820] carken, v. --> cark
[MED6821] carkful, adj. --> carkful
[MED6822] carking, ger. --> carking
[MED6823] carl, n. --> carl | carle
[MED6823.5] carl-foul, n. --> carl-fowl
[MED6824] carle-bem, n. --> carlebemes
[MED6825] Carlel ax(e, n. --> carlel ax
[MED6826] carli, adj. --> carli
[MED6827] carling, n. --> carling
[MED6828] carlish, adj. --> carlish
[MED6829] car-man, n. --> carman
[MED6830] Carm(e, n. --> Carme
[MED6831] Carmelite, n. --> Carmelite
[MED6831.5] carmenei, n. --> carmine
[MED6832] carminacioun, n. --> carminacioun
[MED6833] carminat, ppl. --> carminat
[MED6834] carminaten, v. --> carminate
[MED6835] carminatif, adj. --> carminatif
[MED6836] carminen, v. --> carminen
[MED6837] carnacioun, n. --> carnation
[MED6838] carnal, adj. --> carnal
[MED6839] carnalite, n. --> carnality
[MED6839.5] carnalli, adv. --> carnally
[MED6840] carnatif, adj. --> carnatif
[MED6841] carnel, n.(1) --> kernel
[MED6842] carnel, n.(2) --> carnel
[MED6843] carnelen, v. --> crenelled | creneled
[MED6844] carnosite, n. --> carnosity
[MED6845] carnous, adj. --> carnous
[MED6846] carole, n. --> carol
[MED6847] carolen, v. --> carol
[MED6848] caroling, ger. --> caroling | carolling
[MED6849] carp, n. --> carp
[MED6850] carpare, n. --> carper
[MED6851] carpe, n. --> carp
[MED6852] carped, ppl. --> carped
[MED6853] carpen, v. --> carp
[MED6854] carpent, n. --> carpent
[MED6855] carpenter, n. --> carpenter
[MED6856] carpenteren, v. --> carpenter
[MED6857] carpentrie, n. --> carpentry
[MED6858] carpet(e, n. --> carpet
[MED6859] carpie, n. --> carpie
[MED6860] carpinat, ppl. --> carpinat
[MED6861] carping, ger. --> carping
[MED6862] Carpocracian, n. --> Carpocracian
[MED6863] carre, n. --> car
[MED6864] carribaliste, n. --> carribaliste
[MED6865] carsin, n. --> carsin 
[MED6768.5] carcius, n. --> cresson
[MED6866] carsof, n. --> carsof
[MED6866.5] carswete, n. --> caresweet
[MED6867] cart, n. --> cart
[MED6868] cartage, n. --> cartage
[MED6869] carte, n. --> carte
[MED6870] carten, v. --> cart
[MED6871] carter, n. --> carter
[MED6872] carterage, n. --> cartridge
[MED6873] carthnote, n. --> carthonte
[MED6874] cartilage, n. --> cartilage
[MED6875] cartilaginous, adj. --> cartilaginous
[MED6876] cartilagious, adj. --> cartilagious
[MED6877] cartilagiouste, n. --> cartilagiouste
[MED6878] carting, ger. --> carting
[MED6879] cart-sadelen, v. --> cart-saddle
[MED6880] cartularie, n. --> cartulary
[MED6881] caru, n. --> caru
[MED6882] carucate, n. --> carucate | carrucate
[MED6883] caruke, n. --> caruke
[MED6884] carvan, n. --> carvan
[MED6885] carvel(le, n. --> carvel
[MED6886] carvi, n. --> carvi
[MED6887] cas, n. --> case
[MED6888] casal, n. --> casal | casale
[MED6889] casbald, n. --> casbald
[MED6890] case, n.(1) --> case
[MED6891] case, n.(2) --> case
[MED6892] caseacioun, n. --> caseation
[MED6893] cased, ppl. --> cased
[MED6894] casement, n. --> casement
[MED6895] casere, n. --> kaser
[MED6896] casier, n. --> cashier
[MED6897] caske, n. --> cask
[MED6898] casket, n. --> casket
[MED6899] cassade, n. --> cassade
[MED6900] cassel, n. --> cassel
[MED6901] cassen, v. --> cass
[MED6902] casshepeed, n. --> casshepeed
[MED6903] cassia, n. --> cassia
[MED6904] cassoun, n. --> cassons | cassyns
[MED6905] cast, n. --> cast
[MED6906] castel, n. --> castle
[MED6907] castelain, n. --> castellan | chatelaine
[MED6908] castelen, v. --> castle
[MED6909] castelet, n. --> castellet | castelet
[MED6910] Castelion, n. --> castellan
[MED6911] castel-lik, adj. --> castle-like
[MED6912] castelling, ger. --> castelling
[MED6913] Castell sope, n. --> Castile soap
[MED6914] casten, v. --> cast
[MED6915] caster, n. --> caster
[MED6916] castigacioun, n. --> castigation
[MED6917] casting, ger. --> casting
[MED6918] castor, n. --> castor
[MED6919] castorie, n. --> castory
[MED6920] castracioun, n. --> castration
[MED6921] castrat, ppl. as n. --> castrat
[MED6922] castrence, n. --> castrence
[MED6923] castrimargie, n. --> gastrimargy
[MED6924] castron, n. --> castron
[MED6925] castyn-werk, n. --> catyn-werk
[MED6926] casuel, adj. --> casual
[MED6927] casuelli, adv. --> casually
[MED6928] casuelte, n. --> casualty
[MED6929] cat, n. --> cat
[MED6930] catacumb, n. --> catacomb
[MED6930.5] catafract, n. --> cataphract
[MED6931] catail, n. --> -----
[MED6932] catalempsi, n. --> catalempsi
[MED6932.5] cataplasm, n. --> cataplasm
[MED6932.6] catapleba, n. --> catoblepas
[MED6933] catapuce, n. --> catapuce
[MED6934] cataracte, n. --> cataract
[MED6935] cataricus, n. --> cataricus
[MED6936] catarre, n. --> catarrh
[MED6936.5] catataxim, n. --> catataxim
[MED6937] cate, n. --> catty
[MED6937.5] cate, n.(2) --> cate
[MED6938] catecizen, v. --> catechize
[MED6939] catel, n. --> cattle
[MED6940] Catellain, n. --> Catalan
[MED6941] catelles, adj. --> catelles
[MED6942] Cateloner, n. --> Cateloner
[MED6943] cater, num. --> cater
[MED6944] caterie, n. --> catery
[MED6945] Caterine whel, n. --> Catherine wheel
[MED6946] catermew, n. --> catermew
[MED6947] caterve, n. --> caterve
[MED6948] cathaloge, n. --> catalogue
[MED6949] cathaplasma, n. --> cataplasm
[MED6950] cathaplasmacioun, n. --> cathaplasmacioun
[MED6951] cathaplasmaten, v. --> cathaplasmate
[MED6952] cathaplasming, ger. --> cathaplasming
[MED6953] cathecumine, n. --> catekumeling
[MED6954] cathedra, n. --> cathedra
[MED6955] cathedracioun, n. --> cathedracioun
[MED6956] cathedral, adj. --> cathedral
[MED6957] Cathegories, n. --> Categories
[MED6958] ca&#xF0;el, n. -->  ca&#xF0;el
[MED6959] cathesial, adj. --> cathesial
[MED6960] cathezizen, v. --> catechize
[MED6961] cathezizer, n. --> catechizer
[MED6962] cathimia, n. --> cathimia
[MED6963] cathirum, n. --> cathirum
[MED6964] catholicon, n. --> catholicon
[MED6965] catholik, adj. --> catholic
[MED6966] catirpel, n. --> caterpillar
[MED6967] cat-likked, ppl. --> cat-licked
[MED6968] Caton, n. --> caton
[MED6969] catour, n. --> cater
[MED6970] catourer, n. --> catourer
[MED6971] cauce(e, n. --> causey
[MED6972] caucioun, n. --> caution
[MED6973] caudel, n. --> caudle
[MED6974] caudroun, n. --> cauldron | caldron
[MED6975] cauken, v. --> cauk
[MED6976] cauker, n. --> cauker
[MED6977] caul, n. --> caul
[MED6978] caule, n. --> caul
[MED6979] caumber, adj. --> caumber
[MED6980] caumfre, n. --> camphor
[MED6981] cauri-mauri, n. --> caury-maury
[MED6982] causal, n. --> causal
[MED6983] causat, ppl. --> causate
[MED6984] causatif, adj. as n. --> causative
[MED6984.5] causatifli, adv. --> causatively
[MED6985] cause, n. --> cause
[MED6986] cause, conj. --> cause | 'cause
[MED6987] causeful, adj. --> causeful
[MED6988] causel, adj. --> causel
[MED6989] causeles, adj. --> causeless
[MED6990] causeles, adv. --> causeless
[MED6991] causelli, adv. --> causely
[MED6992] causen, v.(1) --> cause
[MED6993] causen, v.(2) --> cause
[MED6994] causer, n.(1) --> causer
[MED6995] causer, n.(2) --> causer | cawser
[MED6996] causing, ger. --> causing
[MED6997] causon, n. --> causon
[MED6998] causteloin, n. --> causteloin
[MED6999] caustik, adj. &amp; n. --> caustic
[MED6999.5] caustikal, adj. --> caustical
[MED6999.6] caute, n. --> caute
[MED7000] cautel, n. --> cautel
[MED7001] cautele, adj. --> cautele
[MED7002] cautelous, adj. --> cautelous
[MED7003] cauteriative, adj. --> cauteriative
[MED7004] cauterie, n. --> cauterie
[MED7005] cauteriing, ger. --> cauteriing
[MED7006] cauterizacioun, n. --> cauterization
[MED7007] cauterizant, adj. --> cauterizant
[MED7008] cauterizative, adj. &amp; n. --> cauterizative
[MED7009] cauterizen, v. --> cauterize
[MED7010] cauterizing, ger. --> cauterizing
[MED7011] cautouselich, adv. --> cautouselich
[MED7012] cavat, adj. --> cavat
[MED7012.5] cavature, n. --> cavature
[MED7013] cave, n.(1) --> cave
[MED7014] cave, n.(2) --> cave
[MED7015] cavel, n. --> cavel
[MED7016] caven, v. --> cave
[MED7017] caverne, n. --> cavern
[MED7018] cavernous, adj. --> cavernous
[MED7019] caversin, n. --> Caorsin
[MED7020] cavillacioun, n. --> cavillation
[MED7021] caville, n. --> caville
[MED7022] cavos, adj. --> cavos
[MED7023] cebled, ppl. --> cebled
[MED7024] cecum, -us, n. --> cecum
[MED7025] cedre, n. --> cedar
[MED7026] cedria, n. --> cedria
[MED7027] cedule, n. --> schedule
[MED7028] cedum, n. --> sedum
[MED7029] ce-fa-ut, n. --> ce-fa-ut
[MED7030] ceint, n. --> seynt
[MED7031] ceinture, n. --> seynture | senture, n.
[MED7032] ceinturer, n. --> ceinturer
[MED7033] celature, n. --> celature
[MED7034] celebrable, adj. --> celebrable
[MED7035] celebraten, v. --> celebrate
[MED7036] celebren, v. --> celebre | celeber
[MED7037] celebrite, n. --> celebrity
[MED7038] celee, adj. --> celee
[MED7039] celen, v.(1) --> ceil | ciel
[MED7040] celen, v.(2) --> seel
[MED7041] celenesse, n. --> celenesse
[MED7042] celer, n.(1) --> cellar
[MED7043] celer, n.(2) --> cellar
[MED7044] celeren, v. --> cellar
[MED7045] celerer(e, n. --> cellarer
[MED7046] celeresse, n. --> cellaress
[MED7047] celering, ger. --> cellaring
[MED7048] celest(e, adj. --> celest
[MED7049] celestial, adj. --> celestial
[MED7050] celestialli, adv. --> celestially
[MED7051] celestien, adj. --> celestien
[MED7052] Celestin, n. --> Celestine
[MED7053] celestin(e, adj. --> celestine
[MED7054] celestli, adj. and adv. --> celestly
[MED7055] celical, adj. --> celical
[MED7056] celidoine, n.(1) --> celidony
[MED7057] celidoine, n.(2) --> selidone
[MED7058] celik, n. --> celik
[MED7059] celing, ger. --> ceiling
[MED7060] celle, n. --> cell
[MED7061] celled, ppl. --> celled
[MED7062] cellendre, n. --> coliander
[MED7063] cellulate, ppl. --> cellulate
[MED7064] cellule, n. --> cellule
[MED7064.5] celluled, ppl. --> celluled
[MED7065] celsing, n. --> celsing
[MED7066] celsitude, n. --> celsitude
[MED7067] celure, n. --> celure
[MED7068] celured, ppl. --> siloured
[MED7069] celuring, ger. --> silouring
[MED7070] cementarie, n. --> cementary
[MED7071] cenacle, n. --> cenacle
[MED7072] cendal, n. --> sendal
[MED7073] cendre, adj. --> cendre
[MED7074] cendrin, adj. &amp; n. --> cendrin
[MED7075] cene, n. --> Cene
[MED7076] cenefectorie, adj. &amp; n. --> cenefectory
[MED7076.5] cenobial, adj. --> cenobial
[MED7077] cenobie, n. --> c&#x153;noby | cenoby
[MED7078] cenobite, n. --> cenobite
[MED7079] cenophegie, n. --> Cenophe
[MED7080] cens, n. --> cense
[MED7081] cense, n. --> cense
[MED7082] censen, v. --> cense
[MED7083] censer, n.(1) --> censer
[MED7084] censer, n.(2) --> censer
[MED7085] censer, n.(3) --> censer
[MED7086] censing, ger. --> censing
[MED7087] censure, n. --> censure
[MED7088] cent, num. --> cent
[MED7089] centaur, n. --> centaur
[MED7090] centein, n. --> centaine
[MED7091] centenarie, n. --> centenier
[MED7092] centener, n. --> centenier
[MED7093] centilog(i)e, n. --> centilogy
[MED7094] centinodie, n. --> centinody
[MED7095] centorie, n. --> centaury
[MED7096] centralli, adv. --> centrally
[MED7097] centre, n. --> centre | center
[MED7098] centrum galli, n. --> centrum galli
[MED7099] centurie, n. --> century
[MED7100] centurioun, n. --> centurion
[MED7100.5] cephalargices, n.pl. --> cephalalgic
[MED7101] cephalic(a, adj. as n. --> cephalic
[MED7102] Cephe, n. --> Cephe
[MED7103] cepi corpus, phrase. --> cepi corpus
[MED7104] cepous, adj. --> cepous
[MED7105] ceptre, n. --> sceptre
[MED7106] ceranius, n. --> ceranius
[MED7107] cerastes, n. --> cerastes
[MED7108] Cerberus, n. --> Cerberus
[MED7109] cerceaus, n. --> cerceaus
[MED7110] cercelle, n. --> sarcelle
[MED7111] cercle, n. --> circle
[MED7112] cercle-liche, -lik, adj. --> circle-like
[MED7113] cerclen, v. --> circle
[MED7114] cercler, n. --> circler
[MED7115] cerclet, n. --> circlet
[MED7116] cercli, adj. --> circley
[MED7116.5] cercli, adv. --> circly
[MED7117] cercling, ger. --> circling
[MED7118] cerebellar, adj. --> cerebellar
[MED7118.5] cerebrum, n. --> cerebrum
[MED7118.6] cerfi, n. --> cerfi
[MED7119] cer-foil(e, n. --> cerfoil
[MED7120] cerge, n. --> cierge
[MED7121] cerial, adj. --> cerrial
[MED7122] cerimonial, adj. &amp; n. --> ceremonial
[MED7123] cerimonie, n. --> ceremony
[MED7123.5] cerimoniousli, adv. --> ceremoniously
[MED7124] cer-lange, n. --> cer-lange
[MED7125] cerne, n. --> cerne
[MED7126] ceroferesse, n. --> ceroferesse
[MED7127] cerote, n. --> cerate
[MED7128] cert, adv. --> cert
[MED7128.5] cerotarie, adj. --> cerotarie
[MED7129] certacioun, n. --> certation
[MED7130] certain, n. --> certain
[MED7131] certain, adj. --> certain
[MED7132] certain, adv. --> certain
[MED7133] certainful, adj. --> certainful
[MED7134] certaining, ger. --> certaining
[MED7135] certainli, adv. --> certainly
[MED7136] certainnesse, n. --> certainness
[MED7137] certains, adv. --> certains
[MED7138] certainte, n. --> certainty
[MED7139] certes, adv. --> certes
[MED7140] certificacioun, n. --> certification
[MED7141] certificat, n. --> certificate
[MED7142] certificatorie, adj. &amp; n. --> certificatory
[MED7143] certifien, v. --> certify
[MED7144] certifiing, ger. --> certifying
[MED7145] certiorari, n. --> certiorari
[MED7146] certitude, n. --> certitude
[MED7147] ceruse, n. --> ceruse
[MED7148] cervier, n. --> cervier
[MED7149] cervellen, v. --> cervellen
[MED7150] cerveller, n. --> cerveller
[MED7151] cervix, n. --> cervix
[MED7152] cervoise, n. --> cervoise
[MED7153] ces, n. --> cease
[MED7154] cesar, n. --> Caesar
[MED7154.5] cesarien, n. --> Caesarian
[MED7155] cesen, v. --> cease
[MED7156] ceser, n. --> ceser
[MED7157] cesing(e, ger. --> cessing
[MED7158] ce-sol-fa(-ut, n. --> cesolfa
[MED7159] cessable, adj. --> cessable
[MED7160] cessacioun, n. --> cessation
[MED7161] cesse, n. --> sesse
[MED7162] cessen, v. --> cess
[MED7163] cesser, v. --> cesser
[MED7164] cessing, ger. --> cessing
[MED7165] cession, n. --> cession
[MED7165.5] cestro, n. --> cestro
[MED7166] cete, n(1). --> cete
[MED7167] ceterak, n. --> ceterak
[MED7168] chacchen, v. --> chacche
[MED7169] chace, n. --> chase
[MED7170] chaceable, adj. --> chaseable | chasable
[MED7171] chace-chien, n. --> chace-chien
[MED7172] chaced, ppl. as n. (?) --> chased
[MED7173] chacen, v. --> chase
[MED7174] chacinge, ger. --> chasing
[MED7175] chaf, n. --> chaff
[MED7176] chafer, n. --> chafer | chaffer
[MED7177] chaffare, n. --> chaffer
[MED7178] chaffaren, v. --> chaffer
[MED7179] chaffaring, ger. --> chaffering
[MED7180] chaffe-net, n.</medHed><oedHed>chaff, n.1</oedHed><oedSub type="compound"> chaff-net </oedSub> <norm>caff-net
[MED7181] chafferer, n. --> chafferer
[MED7182] chaf-finche, n. --> chaffinch
[MED7183] chaflet, n. --> chaflet
[MED7184] chaft, n. --> chaft
[MED7185] chaier(e, n. --> chair
[MED7186] chaiering, ger. --> chairing
[MED7187] chaine, n. --> chain
[MED7188] chainen, v. --> chain
[MED7189] chaininge, ger. --> chaining
[MED7190] chal, n. --> scale
[MED7191] chalan, n. --> challan
[MED7192] chalaundre, n. --> chalandre
[MED7193] chalder, n. --> chalder
[MED7194] chalenge, n. --> challenge
[MED7195] chalengeable, adj. --> challengeable
[MED7196] chalengen, v. --> challenge
[MED7197] chalenger, n. --> challenger
[MED7198] chalenginge, ger. --> challenging
[MED7199] chalice, n. --> chalice
[MED7200] chalk, n. --> chalk
[MED7201] chalked, ppl. as adj. --> chalked
[MED7202] chalki, adj. --> chalky
[MED7203] chalking, ger. --> chalking
[MED7204] chaloun, n. --> chalon
[MED7205] chalouner, n. --> chaloner
[MED7206] chaltred, ppl. --> chalter
[MED7207] chamelet, n. --> camlet
[MED7208] chammen, v. --> cham | chamm
[MED7209] champain(e, n.(1) &amp; adj. --> champaign
[MED7210] champain(e, n.(2) --> champain
[MED7211] champartie, n. --> champerty
[MED7211.5] champinge, ger. --> champing
[MED7212] champioun, n. --> champion
[MED7213] chancelier, v. --> chancelier
[MED7214] chanel, n. --> cannel | canel
[MED7215] chanelen, v. --> channel
[MED7216] chanke, n. --> chanke
[MED7217] chanue, ppl. --> chanue
[MED7218] chanuel, adj. --> chanuel
[MED7219] chanve, n. --> chanve
[MED7219.4] chaos, n. --> chaos
[MED7219.5] chap, n. --> chap
[MED7220] chape, n. --> chape
[MED7221] chaped, ppl. --> chaped
[MED7222] chapele, n. --> chapel
[MED7223] chapelein, n. --> chaplain
[MED7224] chapeler, n. --> chapeler
[MED7225] chapeleri, n. --> scapulary
[MED7226] chapelet, n. --> chaplet
[MED7227] chapen, v. --> chape | chaip
[MED7228] chapitle, n. --> chapitle
[MED7229] chapitral, n. --> chapitral
[MED7230] chapitre, n. --> chapter
[MED7231] chaple, n. --> chaple
[MED7232] chapleinhod, n. --> chaplainhood
[MED7233] chaplerie, n. --> chapelry
[MED7234] chapleted, adj. --> chapleted
[MED7235] chap-man, n. --> chapman
[MED7236] chapmanhede, n. --> chapmanhood | chapmanhead
[MED7237] chapmanri, n. --> chapmanry
[MED7238] chappen, v. --> chap
[MED7239] chappes, n.(pl.) --> chappes
[MED7240] chappin, v. --> chappin
[MED7241] chappinge, ger. --> chapping
[MED7242] chap-woman, n. --> chapman
[MED7243] char, n.(1) --> chare | char
[MED7244] char, n.(2) --> char
[MED7245] char, n.(3) --> chare
[MED7246] charbiande, n. --> charbiande
[MED7247] char-col, n. --> charcoal
[MED7248] charen, v.(1) --> chare | char
[MED7249] charen, v.(2) --> chare
[MED7250] chare-rof, -rofed, n. &amp; adj. --> alyalden
[MED7251] charge, n. --> charge
[MED7252] chargeable, adj. --> chargeable
[MED7253] chargeaunt, adj. --> chargeant
[MED7254] chargeauntli, adv. --> chargeantly
[MED7255] chargeful, adj. --> chargeful
[MED7256] chargen, v. --> charge
[MED7257] chargeour, n. --> charger
[MED7257.5] chargeouren, v. --> chargeouren
[MED7258] chargeous, adj. --> chargeous
[MED7259] chargere, n. --> charger
[MED7260] charging, ger. --> chasing
[MED7261] chari, adj. --> chary
[MED7262] chariot(e, n. --> chariot
[MED7263] charioter, n. --> charioteer
[MED7264] chariste, n. --> chariste
[MED7265] charitable, adj. --> charitable
[MED7266] charitab(le)li, adv. --> charitably
[MED7267] charitablenesse, n. --> charitableness
[MED7268] charitative, adj. --> charitative
[MED7269] charite, n. --> charity
[MED7270] chariteful, adj. --> charitiful
[MED7271] charitefulli, adv. --> charitiful
[MED7272] charitifly, adv. --> charitifly
[MED7272.5] chariteli, adv. --> chariteli
[MED7273] charitous, adj. --> charitous
[MED7274] charleman wain, n. --> Charles's Wain
[MED7275] charlet(te, n. --> charlet
[MED7276] Charle-wain, n. --> Charles's Wain
[MED7277] charme, n. --> charm
[MED7278] charmen, v. --> charm
[MED7279] charmere, n. --> charmer
[MED7280] charmeresse, n. --> charmeress
[MED7281] charminge, ger. --> charming
[MED7282] charmure, n. --> charmer
[MED7283] charnel, n.(1) --> charnel
[MED7284] charnel, n.(2) --> charnel
[MED7285] charre-crow, n. --> charrecrow
[MED7286] charrei, n. --> charrey | charroy
[MED7287] charret, n. --> charet | charette
[MED7288] Charter-hous, n. --> Charterhouse
[MED7289] Charthous, n. --> Charthous
[MED7290] chartre, n.(1) --> charter
[MED7291] chartre, n.(2) --> chartre
[MED7292] chartreles, adj. --> charterless
[MED7293] chartren, v. --> charter
[MED7294] chartrer, n.(1) --> charterer
[MED7295] chartrer, n.(2) --> carter
[MED7296] chase, n. --> chase
[MED7297] chased, ppl. --> chased
[MED7297.5] chason, n. --> chason
[MED7298] chasour, n. --> chaser
[MED7299] chaste, n.(1) --> chaste
[MED7300] chaste, n.(2) --> chest
[MED7301] chaste, n. (3) --> kast&#xE9;
[MED7302] chaste, adj. --> chaste
[MED7303] chast(e, adv. --> chaste
[MED7304] chastelaine, n. --> chastelaine
[MED7305] chastelenie, n. --> chastelenie
[MED7306] chasteli(che, adv. --> chastely
[MED7307] chasten, v. --> chaste
[MED7308] chastere, n. --> chastere
[MED7309] chasthede, n. --> chastehead
[MED7310] chastiement, n. --> chastiment
[MED7311] chastien, v. --> chasty
[MED7312] chastiinge, ger. --> chastying
[MED7313] chastisement, n. --> chastisement
[MED7314] chastisen, v. --> chastise
[MED7315] chastiseresse, n. --> chastiseresse
[MED7316] chastisinge, ger. --> chastising
[MED7317] chastisour, n. --> chastiser
[MED7318] chastite, n. --> chastity
[MED7319] chastnesse, n. --> chasteness
[MED7320] chatel, n. --> chattel
[MED7321] chatelein, n. --> chastelain
[MED7322] chater, n. --> chatter
[MED7323] chateren, v. --> chatter
[MED7324] chaterer, n. --> chatterer
[MED7325] chaterestre, n. --> chaterestre
[MED7326] chateringe, ger. --> chattering
[MED7327] chater-wode, n. --> chater-wood
[MED7328] chatrid, ppl. --> chatrid
[MED7329] chatten, v. --> chat
[MED7330] chattes, n. (pl.) --> chat
[MED7331] chaucer, n.(1) --> chaussure
[MED7332] chaucer, n.(2) --> chaucer
[MED7333] chaud, adj. --> chaud
[MED7334] chaude-pis(se, n. --> chaudpisse
[MED7335] chaud-melle, n. --> chaud-mell&#xE9; | chaud-mella
[MED7336] chaudo(u)n, n. --> chawdron
[MED7337] chaufen, v. --> chafe
[MED7338] chaufinge, ger. --> chafing
[MED7339] chaufour, n. --> chafer
[MED7340] chaumberer, n. --> chamberer
[MED7341] chaumberer(e, n. --> chamberer
[MED7342] chaumbering, ger. --> chambering
[MED7343] chaumberlein, n. --> chamberlain
[MED7344] chaumberleinship, n. --> chamberlainship
[MED7345] chaumbraunce, n. --> chambraunce
[MED7346] chaumbre, n. --> chamber
[MED7347] chaumbred, ppl. --> chambered
[MED7348] chaumbre-deken, n. --> chamber-deacon
[MED7349] chaumbren, v. --> chamber
[MED7350] chaumbres(se, n. --> chambress
[MED7351] chaumbret, n. --> chaumbret
[MED7352] chaumfrein, n. --> chamfrain | chamfron
[MED7353] chaumi, n. --> chaumy
[MED7354] chaump(e, n. --> champ
[MED7355] chaumped, ppl. --> chaumped
[MED7356] chaumpet, n. --> chaumpet
[MED7357] chaunce, n. --> chance
[MED7358] chauncefulliche, adv. --> chancefully
[MED7359] chauncel, n. --> chaunsel
[MED7360] chaunceler, n.(1) --> chancellor
[MED7361] chaunceler, n.(2) --> chaunceler
[MED7362] chaunceli, adv. --> chancely
[MED7363] chauncemele, adj. or adv. --> chancemeal
[MED7364] chauncen, v. --> chance
[MED7365] chau(n)cepe, n. --> chaucepe
[MED7366] chauncerie, n. --> chancellery | chancellory
[MED7367] chaundelabre, n. --> chandelabre
[MED7368] chaundeler, n. --> chandler
[MED7369] chaunderie, n. --> chandry
[MED7370] chaunge, n. --> change
[MED7371] chaungeabilite, n. --> changeablity
[MED7372] chaungeable, adj. --> changeable
[MED7373] chaungeablenesse, n. --> changeableness
[MED7374] chaungeabli, adv. --> changeably
[MED7375] chaungement, n. --> chaungement
[MED7376] chaungen, v. --> change
[MED7377] chaungeour, n. --> changer
[MED7378] chaunginge, ger. --> changing
[MED7379] chaungingli, adv. --> chaungingly
[MED7379.5] chaunt, n. --> chant
[MED7380] chauntable, adj. --> chantable
[MED7381] chaunte-cler, n. --> chanticleer
[MED7382] chauntement, n. --> chantment
[MED7382.5] chaunte-messe, n. --> chant-mass
[MED7383] chaunten, v.(1) --> chant
[MED7384] chaunten, v.(2) --> chaunt
[MED7385] chaunte-pleure, n. --> chantepleure
[MED7386] chaunteresse, n.(1) --> chantress
[MED7387] chaunteresse, n.(2) --> chantress
[MED7388] chaunterie, n.(1) --> chantry
[MED7389] chaunterie, n.(2) --> chantry
[MED7390] chaunte-royl, n. --> chaunte-royl
[MED7391] chaunting, ger. --> chanting
[MED7392] chauntour, n.(1) --> chanter
[MED7393] chauntour, n.(2) --> chanter
[MED7394] chauntury, n. --> chauntury
[MED7395] chavart, n. --> chavart
[MED7396] chavel, n. --> jowl | jole
[MED7397] chavelen, v. --> chavel
[MED7398] chaveling, ger. --> chaveling
[MED7399] chaven, v. --> cave
[MED7400] chaye, n. --> chaye
[MED7401] chebri, adj. --> chebri
[MED7402] chef, n. --> chief
[MED7403] chef, adj. --> chief
[MED7404] chefe, adv. --> chefe
[MED7405] chefli, adv. --> chiefly
[MED7406] chefnesse, n. --> chiefness, n.
[MED7407] cheftance, n. --> cheftance
[MED7408] chefte, n. --> chiefty
[MED7409] cheisil, adj. &amp; n. --> chaisel | cheisil
[MED7410] chek, interj. &amp; n. --> check
[MED7411] cheke, n. --> cheek
[MED7412] chekening, ger. --> choking
[MED7413] cheker, n.(1) --> chequer | checker
[MED7414] cheker, n.(2) --> chequer | checker
[MED7415] cheker(ed, ppl. (adj.) --> chequered | checkered
[MED7416] chekeri, adj. &amp; n. --> checkery
[MED7417] chekinge, ger. --> checking
[MED7418] chekke, ppl. --> checky | chequee
[MED7419] chekked, ppl. --> checked
[MED7420] chekken, v.(1) --> check
[MED7421] chekken, v.(2) --> check
[MED7422] chek-mat, adj. &amp; n. --> checkmate
[MED7423] chek-maten, v. --> checkmate
[MED7424] chek-relik, n. --> chekrelic
[MED7425] chek-wecche, n. --> check-wecche
[MED7426] chelde, n. --> chelde
[MED7427] chele, n. --> chill
[MED7428] chele, adj. --> chill
[MED7429] chele priem, n. or phr. --> chele priem
[MED7430] chelidre, n. --> chelydre
[MED7431] chelle, n. --> chell | chelle
[MED7432] cheminage, n. --> chiminage
[MED7433] chemise, n. --> chemise
[MED7434] chenaille, n. --> chenaille
[MED7435] chen-lange, n. --> chien-lange
[MED7436] cheole, n. --> chel
[MED7437] chep, n. --> cheap
[MED7438] chepen, v. --> cheap
[MED7439] chepilt, n. --> cheapild
[MED7440] chepinge, ger. --> cheaping
[MED7441] chep(pe, n. --> chep
[MED7442] cher, adj. --> chere
[MED7443] cherable, adj. --> cherable
[MED7444] chere, n.(1) --> cheer
[MED7445] chere, n. (2) --> chere
[MED7446] chered, ppl.(1) (as adj. &amp; adv.) --> cheered
[MED7447] chered, ppl.(2) --> chered
[MED7448] chereful, adj. --> cheerful
[MED7448.5] cherefulli, adv. --> cheerfully
[MED7449] cherefulnes, n. --> cheerfulness
[MED7450] cheren, v. --> cheer
[MED7451] cheri, n. --> cherry
[MED7452] cheri, adj. --> cheery
[MED7453] cherie, n. --> cheery
[MED7454] chering, ger. --> cheering
[MED7455] cherishen, v. --> cherish
[MED7456] cherisher, n. --> cherisher
[MED7457] cherishinge, ger. --> cherishing
[MED7458] cherishingli, adv. --> cherishingly
[MED7459] cherishli(che, adv. --> cherishly
[MED7460] cherishness, n. --> cherishness
[MED7461] cherl, n. --> churl
[MED7462] cherldom, n. --> churldom
[MED7463] cherlen, adj. --> churl
[MED7464] cherlhede, n. --> churlhood
[MED7465] cherli, adv. --> cherely
[MED7466] cherli(ch, adj. --> cheerly
[MED7467] cherlili, adv. --> churlily
[MED7468] cherlish, adj. --> churlish
[MED7469] cherlishli, adv. --> churlishly
[MED7470] cherlok, n. --> charlock
[MED7471] cherlous, adj. --> churlous
[MED7472] cher-mat, phr. as adj. --> chermat
[MED7473] cherset, n. --> churchset
[MED7474] cherubin, n. --> cherub
[MED7475] chervel, n. --> chervil
[MED7476] cherven, v. --> cherve
[MED7477] chervinge, ger. --> cherving
[MED7478] ches, n. --> chess
[MED7479] chesable, adj. --> chesable
[MED7480] ches-bolle, n. --> chesboll
[MED7481] chese, n. --> cheese
[MED7482] chesel, n. --> chesil | chisel
[MED7483] chesen, v. --> choose
[MED7484] cheser, n. --> chooser
[MED7485] chesere, n. --> chooser
[MED7486] cheseresse, n. --> chooseress | cheseresse
[MED7487] Cheshire-men, n. (pl.) --> 
[MED7488] chesi, adj. --> cheesy
[MED7489] chesible, n. --> chasuble
[MED7490] chesing, n. --> cheesing
[MED7491] chesinge, ger. --> choosing
[MED7492] chesingli, adv. --> chesingly
[MED7493] chesoun, n. --> chesoun
[MED7494] chesounable, adj. --> chesounable
[MED7495] chesouner, n. --> chesouner
[MED7496] chesse, n. --> chess
[MED7497] chest, n. --> chest
[MED7498] chest(e, n. --> kist
[MED7499] chested, ppl. --> chested
[MED7500] chesteine, n. --> chesteine | chesten
[MED7501] chesten, v. --> chest
[MED7501.5] chesten, v. --> chesten
[MED7502] chestre, n. --> chester
[MED7503] ches-treu, n. --> ches-treu
[MED7504] chet, n. --> cheat
[MED7505] chete, n.(1) --> chete
[MED7506] chete, n.(2) --> cheat
[MED7507] cheten, v.(1) --> chit
[MED7508] cheten, v.(2) --> chit
[MED7509] chetinge, ger. --> cheating
[MED7510] chetour, n. --> cheater
[MED7511] cheu, n. --> chew
[MED7512] cheued, ppl. as n. --> chewed
[MED7513] cheuen, v.(1) --> chew
[MED7514] cheuen, v.(2) --> chew
[MED7515] cheuet, n. --> chewet
[MED7516] cheuinge, ger. --> chewing
[MED7517] chevage, n. --> chevage
[MED7518] chevaler, n. --> chevalier
[MED7519] chevalrie, n. --> chivalry
[MED7520] chevalrous, adj. (also as n.) --> chivalrous
[MED7521] chevauche, n. --> chevachee
[MED7522] cheva(u)chour, n. --> chivauchier, n.
[MED7523] cheva(u)nce, n. --> chevance | chievance
[MED7524] cheveler, n. --> chevelure
[MED7525] chevelered, ppl. --> chevelured
[MED7526] cheven, n. --> chevin
[MED7527] cheven, v. --> cheve | chieve
[MED7528] chevender, n. --> chavender
[MED7529] cheverel(le, n. --> cheverel
[MED7530] chever-foil, n. --> cheverfoil
[MED7531] cheveroun, n. --> chevron
[MED7532] cheves(e, n. --> chevese
[MED7533] chevesel, n. --> chevesaile
[MED7534] chevetain(e, n. --> chevetaine
[MED7535] chevetaineliche, adv. --> chevetaineliche
[MED7536] chevicir, n. --> chevicir
[MED7537] chevisaunce, n. --> chevisance
[MED7538] chevishen, v. --> chevise
[MED7538.5] chevishman, n. --> chevise-man
[MED7539] chibol(le, n. --> chibol
[MED7540] chiche, n. --> chich
[MED7541] chiche-vache, n. --> Chichevache
[MED7542] chid, n. --> chide
[MED7543] chiden, v. --> chide
[MED7544] chidere, n. --> chider
[MED7545] chideresse, n. --> chideress
[MED7546] chidestere, n. --> chidester
[MED7547] chidild, n. --> chidild
[MED7548] chidinge, ger. --> chiding
[MED7549] chienine, adj. --> chienine
[MED7550] chierte, n. --> cherte | chertee
[MED7551] chiken, n. --> chicken
[MED7552] chiken-mete, n. --> chick-meat
[MED7553] chiken-wed, n. --> chickweed
[MED7554] chikken, v.(1) --> chicking
[MED7555] chikken, v.(2) --> chick
[MED7556] chikking, ger.(1) --> chick
[MED7557] chikking, ger.(2) --> chick
[MED7558] chilce, n. --> chilce
[MED7559] child, n. --> child
[MED7560] child-bed, n. --> childbed
[MED7561] child-berer, n. --> child bearer
[MED7562] child-beringe, ger. --> childbearing
[MED7563] child-birthe, n. --> childbirth
[MED7564] childen, adj. --> childene
[MED7565] childen, v. --> child
[MED7566] childerhed, n. --> childerhed
[MED7567] childer-massedai, childermasse-dai, n. --> Childermas day
[MED7567.5] childernesse, n. --> childness
[MED7568] childe-ston, n. --> child stone
[MED7569] childhedi, adj. --> childheady
[MED7570] childhod, n. --> childhood
[MED7571] childinge, ger. --> childing
[MED7572] childish, adj. --> childish
[MED7573] childishli, adv. --> childishly
[MED7573.5] childishnes, n. --> childishness
[MED7574] childles, adj. --> childless
[MED7575] childli, adj. --> childly
[MED7576] childli, adv. --> childly
[MED7577] children-ivel, n. --> children-ivel
[MED7578] child-wif, n. --> childwife | child-wife
[MED7579] child-wite, n. --> childwite
[MED7580] chile, n.(1) --> chyle
[MED7581] chile, n.(2) --> chyle
[MED7582] chilindre, n. --> chilindre
[MED7583] chille, n. --> chylle
[MED7584] chillen, v. --> chill
[MED7585] chilling, ger. --> chilling
[MED7586] chilosat(ed, ppl. --> chilosate
[MED7586.5] chilosite, n. --> chylosity
[MED7587] chimb, n. --> chine | chime | chimb
[MED7588] chimbe, n. --> chime
[MED7589] chimben, v. --> chime
[MED7590] chim(b)ing, ger. --> chiming
[MED7591] chimbled, ppl. --> chymble
[MED7592] chime, n. --> chime
[MED7593] chimed, ppl. --> chimed
[MED7594] chimene, n. --> chimney
[MED7595] chimer, n. --> chimer | chimere
[MED7596] chimera, n. --> chimera | chimaera
[MED7597] chimeringe, ger. --> chymer
[MED7598] chimour, n. --> chimour
[MED7599] chimp-tre, n. --> chimp-tre
[MED7600] chin, n. --> chin
[MED7601] chinche, adj. &amp; n. --> chinch
[MED7602] chinchehede, n. --> chinchehede
[MED7603] chinchen, v. --> chinch
[MED7604] chinchenesse, n. --> chinchenesse
[MED7605] chinchere, n. --> chincher
[MED7606] chincherie, n. --> chinchery
[MED7607] chinchi, adj. --> chinchy
[MED7607.5] chindere, n. --> chindere
[MED7608] chine, n.(1) --> chine | kin
[MED7609] chine, n.(2) --> chine
[MED7610] chined, ppl. --> chined
[MED7611] chinen, v.(1) --> chine
[MED7612] chinen, v.(2) --> chine
[MED7613] chining, ger. --> chining
[MED7614] chinke, n. --> chink
[MED7615] chinken, v.(1) --> kench
[MED7616] chinken, v.(2) --> chink
[MED7617] chinned, ppl. --> chinned
[MED7618] chip-ax, n. --> chip-axe
[MED7619] chippe, n. --> chip
[MED7620] chippen, v. --> chip
[MED7621] chipperinge, ger. --> chippering
[MED7622] chippes, n. (pl.) --> chippes
[MED7623] chippinge, ger. --> chipping
[MED7624] chirche, n. --> church
[MED7625] chirche-dore, -dore, -dure, n. --> church door
[MED7626] chirche-hau(e, n. --> church hawe
[MED7627] chirch(e-man, n. --> churchman
[MED7628] chirchen, v. --> church
[MED7629] chirche-shot, n. --> church scot
[MED7630] chirche-sonde, n. --> church sond
[MED7631] chirche-ward, n. --> churchward
[MED7632] chirche-ward, adv. --> churchward
[MED7633] chirche-wardein, n. --> churchwarden
[MED7634] chirche-work, n. (&amp; phr.) --> church work
[MED7635] chirche-yerd, n. --> churchyard
[MED7636] chirching, ger. --> churching
[MED7637] Chirencian, n. --> Chirencian
[MED7638] chirioun, n. --> chirioun
[MED7639] chirise, n. --> chirise
[MED7640] chirken, v. --> chark
[MED7641] chirkinge, ger. --> chirk
[MED7642] chirm, n. --> chirm
[MED7643] chirmen, v. --> chirm
[MED7643.5] chirminge, ger. --> chirming
[MED7644] chirne, n. --> kirn
[MED7645] chirnen, v. --> churn
[MED7646] chirninge, ger. --> chirning
[MED7647] chirpinge, ger. --> chirping
[MED7648] chirten, v. --> chirt
[MED7649] chirtinge, ger. --> chirt
[MED7650] chis, adj. --> chis | chise
[MED7651] chisan(ne, n. --> chisan
[MED7652] chisel, n. --> chisel
[MED7653] chisli, adv. --> chisly | chysly
[MED7654] chisse-lep, n. --> chisse-lep
[MED7655] chist(e, n. --> chist
[MED7656] chiteren, v. --> chitter
[MED7657] chiteringe, ger. --> chittering
[MED7658] chiterling, n. --> chitterling
[MED7659] chith, n. --> chithe | chire | chide
[MED7660] chiton, n. --> chiton
[MED7661] chitonen, n. --> chitone
[MED7662] chit(te, n. --> chit
[MED7663] chiveren, v. --> shiver
[MED7664] chiveringe, ger. --> shivering
[MED7665] chois, n. --> choice
[MED7666] chois, adj., n., adv. --> choice
[MED7667] choisli, adv. --> choicely
[MED7668] choke, n. --> choke
[MED7669] chokelen, v. --> chokeling
[MED7670] chokeleu, adj. --> chokelew | chekelewe
[MED7671] choken, v. --> choke
[MED7672] chokeringe, ger. --> cockering
[MED7673] chokkeful, adj. --> chock-full | choke-full
[MED7674] chokken, v. --> chok | chokke
[MED7675] cholet, n. --> chollet
[MED7676] cholle, n. --> jowl | jole
[MED7677] chollen, v. --> jowl | joll
[MED7678] chop, n.(1) --> chop
[MED7679] chop, n.(2) --> chop
[MED7680] chopin, n. --> chopin
[MED7681] choppe, n. --> chop
[MED7682] choppe-chirche, n. --> chop-church
[MED7683] choppen, v.(1) --> chop
[MED7684] choppen, v.(2) --> chop
[MED7685] chopper, n. --> chopper
[MED7686] chopping, ger.(1) --> chopping
[MED7687] chopping, ger.(2) --> chopping
[MED7688] chor(e, n. --> chore | chor
[MED7689] chorus, n. --> Caurus
[MED7689.5] chorus, n.(2) --> chorus
[MED7690] chose, n. --> chose
[MED7691] chosling, n. --> chooseling
[MED7692] chouet, n. --> chouet
[MED7693] chough(e, n. --> chough
[MED7694] choumbe, n. --> choumbe
[MED7695] chubbe, n. --> chub
[MED7696] chuffe, n. --> chuff
[MED7697] chuffer, n. --> chuffer
[MED7698] chuffing, ger. --> chuffing
[MED7699] chuk, n. --> chuck
[MED7700] chukken, v. --> chuck
[MED7701] chullen, v. --> chulle
[MED7702] chullere, n. --> chuller
[MED7703] chypeans, n. --> chypeans
[MED7704] chytelle, n. --> chytelle
[MED7705] ci, adv. --> ci
[MED7705.5] cianeus, n. --> cianeus
[MED7706] ciatus, n. --> ciatus
[MED7707] cibacion, n. --> cibation
[MED7708] cicada, n. --> cicada
[MED7709] cicatral, adj. &amp; n. --> cicatral
[MED7710] cicatrice, n. --> cicatrice
[MED7711] cicatrizacioun, n. --> cicatrization
[MED7712] cicatrizatif, -ive, adj. &amp; n. --> cicatrizatif
[MED7713] cicatrizen, v. --> cicatrize
[MED7714] cicer, n. --> Cicer
[MED7715] Cicerones, n. (pl.) --> Cicerones
[MED7716] cicile, adj. --> cicile
[MED7716.5] ciclamen, n. --> cyclamen
[MED7717] cicle, n. --> cycle
[MED7718] Ciclopes, n. (pl.) --> Cyclops
[MED7719] ciconie, n. --> cicone | ciconie
[MED7720] cicorea, n. --> chicory
[MED7720.5] cicotrine, adj. --> socotrine
[MED7721] cicuta, n. --> cicuta
[MED7722] ciel, n. --> sile
[MED7723] cifre, n. --> cipher | cypher
[MED7724] ciliade, n. --> ciliade
[MED7725] cilsper, n. --> cilsper
[MED7726] cimbalaria, n. --> cimbalaria
[MED7726.5] cimbale, n. --> cimbale
[MED7727] ciment, n. --> cement
[MED7728] cimenten, v. --> cement
[MED7729] cimenting, ger. --> cementing
[MED7730] cimiterie, n. --> cemetery
[MED7731] cinabare, n. --> cinnabar
[MED7732] cinamom(e, n. --> cinnamon
[MED7733] cinct, ppl. --> cinct
[MED7734] cincterel, n. --> cincterel
[MED7735] cine, n. --> cine
[MED7736] ciner, n. --> cyner
[MED7736.5] cinereite, n. --> cinereite
[MED7737] cinerous, adj. --> cinerous
[MED7738] cink, n.(1) --> cinque | cinq
[MED7739] cink, n.(2) --> sink
[MED7740] cinkabau(e, n. --> cinkabaue
[MED7741] cink-foil, n. --> cinquefoil | cinqfoil
[MED7742] Cink Pors, Cink Portes, phr. --> Cinque Ports
[MED7743] cino-cephales, n. (pl.) --> 
[MED7744] cintre, n. --> cintre
[MED7745] ciperus, n. --> ciperus
[MED7746] cipre, n. --> cypre
[MED7747] Cipre(s, n.(1) --> Cyprus
[MED7748] cipre(s, n.(2) --> cypress
[MED7749] cipres, n. (3) --> cipres
[MED7750] cipres(se, n. --> cypress
[MED7751] ciragra, n. --> ciragra
[MED7752] Circes, n. --> Circe
[MED7753] circuit(e, n. --> circuit
[MED7754] circuiteli, adv. --> circuitely
[MED7755] circuiten, v. --> circuit
[MED7756] circulacioun, n. --> circulation
[MED7757] circulare, adj. &amp; n. --> circular
[MED7758] circulat, ppl. --> circulate
[MED7759] circuler, adj. --> circular
[MED7760] circulerlich, adv. --> circulerlich
[MED7761] Circumcelliouns, n. (pl.) --> Circumcelliouns
[MED7762] circumciden, v. --> circumcide
[MED7763] circumcisen, v. --> circumcise
[MED7764] circumcising, ger. --> circumcising
[MED7765] circumcisioun, n. --> circumcision
[MED7766] circumference, n. --> circumference
[MED7767] circumfounded, ppl. --> circumfounded
[MED7768] circumlocucioun, n. --> circumlocution
[MED7769] circumscriben, v. --> circumscrive
[MED7770] circumscripcioun, n. --> circumscription
[MED7771] circumspeccioun, n. --> circumspection
[MED7772] circumspect, adj. --> circumspect
[MED7773] circumspectly, adv. --> circumspectly
[MED7774] circumstanciated, ppl. --> circumstanciated
[MED7775] circumstancionat(ed, ppl. --> circumstancionated
[MED7776] circumsta(u)nce, n. --> circumstance
[MED7777] circumsta(u)nced, ppl. --> circumstanced
[MED7778] circumstaunt, ppl. --> circumstant
[MED7779] circumvencioun, n. --> circumvencioun
[MED7780] circumvent, ppl. --> circumvent
[MED7781] circumvolucioun, n. --> circumvolution
[MED7782] circumvolving, ger. --> circumvolving
[MED7783] circundat, ppl. --> circumdate
[MED7784] Circus, n. --> circus
[MED7785] cire cloth, n. --> cerecloth
[MED7786] ciren, v. --> cere
[MED7787] ciring, ger. --> cering
[MED7788] cirograf, n. --> chirograph
[MED7789] cirografer, n. --> chirographer
[MED7790] cirographat, ppl. as n. --> cirographat
[MED7791] cirogrille, n. --> cirogrille
[MED7792] ciroin, n. --> ciroin
[MED7793] ciromancie, n. --> ciromancy
[MED7794] ciromel, n. --> ciromel
[MED7795] ciron, n. --> ciron
[MED7796] cirurgic(al, adj. --> surirgical
[MED7796.5] cirurgicus, n. --> surgeon
[MED7797] cirurgie, n. --> surgery
[MED7798] cirurgien, n. --> surgeon
[MED7799] cisours, n. (pl.) --> scissors
[MED7800] Cisterciens(e, adj. &amp; n. --> Cisterciense
[MED7801] cisterne, n. --> cistern
[MED7801.5] cisternesse, n. --> cisterness
[MED7802] Cisteus, n. --> Cisteus
[MED7802.5] cistifellis, n. --> cistifellis
[MED7803] citacioun, n. --> citation
[MED7804] cite, n. --> city
[MED7805] citeles, adj. --> cityless
[MED7806] citen, v. --> cite
[MED7807] citener, n. --> citener
[MED7808] citeseine, n. --> citeseine
[MED7809] cite-ward, adv. --> cityward
[MED7810] citier, n. --> citier
[MED7811] citir-tre, n. --> citir-tree 
[MED7812] citisein, n. --> citizen
[MED7813] citole, n. --> citole
[MED7814] citoler, n. --> citoler
[MED7815] citoling, ger. --> citoling
[MED7816] citonie, n. --> citonie
[MED7817] citriage, n. --> citriage
[MED7818] citrinacioun, n. --> citrination
[MED7819] citrinade, adj. --> citrinade
[MED7820] citrine, n. --> citrine
[MED7821] citrin(e, adj. &amp; n. --> citrine
[MED7822] citrinen, v. --> citrinen
[MED7823] citrinite, n. --> citrinite
[MED7824] citrinnesse, n. --> citrineness
[MED7825] citronade, n. --> citrinade
[MED7826] citrul(le, n. --> citrul
[MED7827] cive, n.(1) --> chive
[MED7828] cive, n.(2) --> civy | civey
[MED7829] civile, adj. as n. --> civil
[MED7830] civil(e, adj. --> civil
[MED7830.5] civilen, n. --> civilen
[MED7831] civilian, n. --> civilian
[MED7832] civilien, adj. --> civilian
[MED7832.5] civilistre, n. --> civilster
[MED7833] civilite, n. --> civility
[MED7834] civilli, adv. --> civilly
[MED7835] cl&#xE6;nle&#x292;&#x292;c, n. --> cl&#xE6;nle&#x292;&#x292;c
[MED7836] cl&#xE6;ppitan, v. --> cl&#xE6;ppitan
[MED7837] clagged, adj. --> clagged
[MED7838] claim, n. --> claim
[MED7839] claimand, n. --> claimand
[MED7840] claimen, v. --> claim
[MED7841] claimer, n. --> claimer
[MED7842] claiming, ger. --> claiming
[MED7843] clak(k)e, n.(1) --> clake
[MED7844] clak(k)e, n.(2) --> clack
[MED7845] clakken, v.(1) --> clakken
[MED7846] clak(k)en, v.(2) --> clack
[MED7847] clakles, adj. --> clackless
[MED7848] clam, n. --> clam
[MED7848.5] clam, n.(2) --> clam
[MED7849] clam, adj. --> clam
[MED7850] clam, interj. --> clam
[MED7851] clamber, n. --> clamber
[MED7852] clambren, v.(1) --> clamber
[MED7853] clambren, v.(2) --> clamber
[MED7854] clamering, ger. --> clambering
[MED7855] clammen, v. --> clam
[MED7856] clammi, adj. --> clammy
[MED7857] clamose, adj. --> clamose | clamouse
[MED7858] clamour, n. --> clamour | clamor
[MED7859] clamouren, v. --> clamour | clamor
[MED7860] clamourous, adj. --> clamorous
[MED7861] clamp, n. --> clamp
[MED7862] clank, n. --> clank
[MED7863] claper, n.(1) --> clapper
[MED7864] claper, n.(2) --> clapper
[MED7865] clap-holt, n. --> clapholt
[MED7866] clap(pe, n. --> clap
[MED7867] clappen, v. --> clap
[MED7868] clapping, ger. --> clapping
[MED7869] clapwype, n. --> clapwype
[MED7870] clare, n.(1) --> clary
[MED7871] clare, n.(2) --> clary
[MED7871.5] clarei(e, n. --> clary
[MED7872] clare, adj. --> clary
[MED7873] clare-cord, n. --> clarichord
[MED7874] claren, v. --> clare
[MED7875] Clarenceux, n. --> Clarenceux | Clarencieux
[MED7876] claret, n.(1) --> claret
[MED7877] claret, n.(2) --> claret
[MED7878] claret, adj. --> claret
[MED7879] clarie, n. --> clary
[MED7880] clarien, v. --> clary
[MED7881] clarificatif, adj. --> clarificatif
[MED7882] clarifien, v. --> clarify
[MED7883] clarifiing, ger. --> clarifying
[MED7884] clarigacioun, n. --> clarigation
[MED7885] clarioun, n. --> clarion
[MED7886] clariounen, v. --> clarion
[MED7887] clariouner, n. --> claraner
[MED7888] clariouning, ger. --> clarioning
[MED7889] clariour, n. --> claryour | claryowre
[MED7890] claspe, n. --> clasp
[MED7891] claspen, v. --> clasp
[MED7892] clasping, ger. --> clasping
[MED7893] clastren, v. --> clastren
[MED7894] clat, n. --> clat
[MED7895] claten, v. --> clat
[MED7896] clater, n. --> clatter
[MED7897] clateren, v. --> clatter
[MED7898] claterer, n. --> clatterer
[MED7899] clatering, ger. --> clattering
[MED7900] clat(te, n. --> clat
[MED7901] claudicacioun, n. --> claudication
[MED7902] claue, n.(1) --> claw
[MED7903] claue, n.(2) --> clave
[MED7904] claued, ppl. --> clawed
[MED7905] clauen, v. --> claw
[MED7906] clauer, n. --> cleavers | clivers
[MED7907] clauing, ger. --> clawing
[MED7908] claumpe, n. --> claumpe
[MED7909] clause, n. --> clause
[MED7910] claused, adj. --> claused
[MED7911] clause-mel, adv. --> clause-mel
[MED7912] claustral, adj. --> claustral
[MED7913] claustre, n. --> clauster | claustre
[MED7914] clausul, n. --> clausule
[MED7915] clausure, n. --> clausure
[MED7916] clavale, n. --> clavel
[MED7917] clavale, adj. --> clavale
[MED7918] clave, n.(1) --> clave
[MED7919] clave, n.(2) --> clave
[MED7920] claver, n. --> claver
[MED7921] claveren, v. --> claver
[MED7922] clavi-cord, n. --> clavichord
[MED7923] claviculari, n. --> claviculary
[MED7924] claviculer, n. --> claviculer
[MED7925] cleche, n. --> cleek
[MED7926] clechen, v. --> cleach | cleech
[MED7927] cleching, ger. --> cleching
[MED7928] clege, n. --> cleg
[MED7929] clei, n. --> clay
[MED7930] clei(e, n. --> cleye
[MED7931] cleied, ppl. --> ycleyed, adj.
[MED7932] cleien, adj. --> clayen
[MED7933] cleier, n. --> cleyer
[MED7934] cleii, adj. --> clayey
[MED7935] cleiish, adj. --> clayish
[MED7936] cleili, adj. --> clayly
[MED7937] clekken, v. --> cleck
[MED7938] clemen, v. --> cleam | cleme
[MED7939] clemence, n. --> clemence
[MED7940] clemencie, n. --> clemency
[MED7941] clement, adj. --> clement
[MED7942] Clementines, n. pl. --> Clementine
[MED7943] clemi, adj. --> clemy
[MED7944] clench, n.(1) --> clench
[MED7945] clench, n.(2) --> clench
[MED7946] clenchen, v. --> clench
[MED7947] clencher, n. --> clincher
[MED7948] clenching, ger. --> clenching
[MED7949] clene, n. --> clene
[MED7950] clene, adj. --> clean
[MED7951] clene, adv. --> clean
[MED7952] clenefien, v. --> clenefy
[MED7953] Clene Lent(en, n. --> Lent
[MED7954] clenen, v. --> clean
[MED7955] clener, n. --> cleaner
[MED7969.5] clen-yerne, adj. --> clen-yerne
[MED7956] clengen, v.(1) --> clenge
[MED7957] clengen, v.(2) --> clenge
[MED7958] clenhed, n. --> clenhead
[MED7959] clening-sive, n. --> cleaning-sieve
[MED7960] clenli, adj. --> cleanly
[MED7961] clenli, adv. --> cleanly
[MED7961.5] clenlinesse, n. --> cleanliness
[MED7962] clennessabylle, adj. --> cleansable
[MED7963] clennesse, n. --> cleanness
[MED7964] clensen, v. --> cleanse
[MED7965] clenser, n. --> cleanser
[MED7966] clenshipe, n. --> cleanship
[MED7967] clensing, ger. --> cleansing
[MED7968] clensoun, n. --> clenzon
[MED7969] clent, n. --> clent
[MED7970] clepe, n. --> clepe
[MED7971] clepen, v. --> clepe
[MED7972] cleper, n. --> cleper
[MED7973] cleping, ger. --> cleping
[MED7974] cler, n. --> clear
[MED7975] cler, adj. --> clear
[MED7976] cler, adv. --> clear
[MED7977] cleren, v. --> clear
[MED7978] clerestorial, adj. --> clerestorial
[MED7979] clerestorie, n. --> clerestory
[MED7980] clerestoried, p.ppl. --> clerestoried
[MED7981] clere-wort, n. --> clerewort
[MED7982] clergeable, adj. --> clergeable
[MED7983] clergeoun, n. --> clergion
[MED7983.5] clergeounette, n. --> clergionette
[MED7984] clergesse, n. --> clergess
[MED7985] clergial, adj. --> clergial
[MED7986] clergialli, adv. --> clergially
[MED7987] clergie, n. --> clergy
[MED7988] clergise, n. --> clergise
[MED7989] clerical, adj. --> clerical
[MED7990] clering, ger. --> clearing
[MED7991] clerk, n. --> clerk
[MED7992] clerkesse, n. --> clerkess
[MED7993] clerkhod, n. --> clerkhood
[MED7994] clerkishli, adv. --> clerkishly
[MED7995] clerkli, adj. --> clerkly
[MED7996] clerkli, adv. --> clerkly
[MED7997] clerkshipe, n. --> clerkship
[MED7998] clerli, adj. --> clearly
[MED7999] clerli, adv. --> clearly
[MED8000] cler-matin, n. --> clear-matin
[MED8001] clernesse, n. --> clearness
[MED8002] clershipe, n. --> clearship
[MED8003] clerte, n. --> clerete
[MED8004] clet, n. --> cleat
[MED8005] clete, n. --> clete | clett
[MED8006] cleth, n. --> clothes
[MED8007] clethen, v. --> clead | cleed
[MED8008] clething, ger. --> cleading
[MED8009] cleue, n. --> clue
[MED8010] cleuen, v. --> cleuen
[MED8011] cleve, n. --> cleve
[MED8012] cleven, v.(1) --> cleave
[MED8013] cleven, v.(2) --> cleave
[MED8014] clevere, n. --> cleaver
[MED8015] cleviindliche, adv. --> cleavingly
[MED8016] cleving(e, ger.(1) --> cleaving
[MED8017] clevinge, ger.(2) --> cleaving
[MED8018] cliauntor, n. --> cliauntor
[MED8019] clibane, n. --> clibane
[MED8020] clib(be, adj. --> clib
[MED8021] clicchen, v. --> clitch
[MED8022] clicchinge, ger. --> clicchinge
[MED8023] client, n. --> client
[MED8024] clif, n.(1) --> cliff
[MED8025] clif, n.(2) --> cleft | clift
[MED8026] clife, n. --> clife
[MED8027] clift, n. --> cleft | clift
[MED8028] clike, n. --> clike
[MED8029] cliken, v. --> click
[MED8030] cliket, n.(1) --> clicket
[MED8031] cliket, n.(2) --> clicket
[MED8032] cliketed, ppl. --> clicket
[MED8033] climat, n. --> climate
[MED8034] climben, v. --> climb
[MED8035] climber, n. --> climber
[MED8036] climbing, ger. --> climbing
[MED8037] clime, n. --> clime
[MED8038] climia, n. --> climia
[MED8039] clinen, v. --> cline
[MED8040] clingen, v. --> cling
[MED8041] clinging, ger. --> clinging
[MED8042] clink, n. --> clink
[MED8043] clinken, v. --> clink
[MED8044] clinkeri, adj. --> clinkery
[MED8045] clinking, ger. --> clinking
[MED8046] clint, n. --> clint
[MED8047] clinterand, ppl. --> clynterand
[MED8048] clip, n.(1) --> clip
[MED8049] clip, n.(2) --> clip
[MED8050] clip-clap, n. --> clip-clap
[MED8051] clippel, n. --> clippel
[MED8052] clippen, v.(1) --> clip
[MED8053] clippen, v.(2) --> clip
[MED8054] clipper, n. --> clipper
[MED8055] clipping, ger.(1) --> clipping
[MED8056] clipping, ger.(2) --> clipping
[MED8057] clipsedre, n. --> clipsedre
[MED8058] clipsi, adj. --> clipsi
[MED8059] clister, n. --> clyster
[MED8060] clisteren, v. --> clistern
[MED8061] clisteri(e, n. --> clystery
[MED8062] clisterien, v. --> clisterien
[MED8063] clisterizen, v. --> clisterizen
[MED8064] clistriing, ger. --> clistring
[MED8065] clistring, ger. --> clystering
[MED8066] cliter, n. --> cliter
[MED8067] clithe, n. --> clithe
[MED8068] cliven, v. --> clive
[MED8069] cliver, n.(1) --> cliver
[MED8070] cliver, n.(2) --> cleavers | clivers
[MED8071] cliver, adj. --> clever
[MED8072] clivie, n. --> clevis
[MED8073] clivres, n.(pl.) --> cleafre
[MED8074] clocher, n.(1) --> clocher
[MED8075] clocher, n.(2) --> clocher
[MED8076] clocher, n.(3) --> clocher
[MED8077] clod, n. --> clod
[MED8078] clodden, v. --> clod
[MED8079] cloddi, adj. --> cloddy
[MED8080] clodding, ger. --> clodding
[MED8080.5] cloddish, adj. --> cloddish
[MED8081] clod(d)re, n. --> clodder
[MED8082] clod(d)red, ppl. --> clottered
[MED8083] clod(d)ri, adj. --> cloddry
[MED8084] clod(d)ring, ger. --> cloddring
[MED8085] cloen, v. --> cloe
[MED8086] clof-thung, n. --> cloffing
[MED8086.5] clof-wort, n. --> clovewort
[MED8087] clog(ge, n. --> clog
[MED8088] cloggen, v. --> clog
[MED8088.5] cloiaunce, n. --> cloyance
[MED8089] cloien, v. --> cloy
[MED8090] cloiing, ger. --> cloying
[MED8091] cloistre, n. --> cloister
[MED8092] cloistred, ppl. --> cloistered
[MED8093] cloistreles, adj. --> cloisterless
[MED8094] cloistrer, n. --> closterer
[MED8095] cloistros, adj. --> cloistrose
[MED8096] clok, n. --> clock
[MED8097] cloke, n.(1) --> cloak
[MED8098] cloke, n.(2) --> clutch
[MED8099] cloked, ppl. --> cloaked
[MED8100] clokedli, adv. --> cloakedly
[MED8101] clok(ke, n. --> clock
[MED8102] clokked, ppl. --> clokked
[MED8103] clokken, v.(1) --> clock
[MED8104] clokken, v.(2) --> clock
[MED8105] clokking, ger. --> clocking
[MED8106] clom, n.(1) --> clum
[MED8107] clom, n.(2) --> clam
[MED8108] clom, adj. --> clum | clumme
[MED8109] clomen, v. --> clome
[MED8110] clommed, ppl. --> clommed
[MED8111] clompe, n. --> clompe
[MED8112] clompred, ppl. --> clompred
[MED8113] clompri, adj. --> clompri
[MED8113.5] clomprish, adj. --> clumperish
[MED8114] clomsen, v. --> clumse
[MED8115] clomsing, ger. --> clumse
[MED8116] clomsthede, clomstnes, n. --> clomsthede
[MED8117] clonch, n. --> clunch
[MED8118] clond, n. --> clond
[MED8119] clondren, n. --> clondre
[MED8120] cloppes, n. --> cloppes
[MED8121] clop-stert, n. --> clop-stert
[MED8122] clos, n. --> close
[MED8123] clos, adv. --> close
[MED8124] closel, n. --> closel
[MED8125] closen, v. --> close
[MED8126] closenes, n. --> closeness
[MED8127] closer(e, n. --> closer
[MED8128] closet, n. --> closet
[MED8129] closh, n. --> closh
[MED8130] closher, n. --> closher
[MED8131] closing, ger. --> closing
[MED8132] closingli, adv. --> closing
[MED8133] closli, adv. --> closely
[MED8134] closure, n. --> closure
[MED8135] clot, n. --> clot
[MED8136] clote, n. --> clote
[MED8137] cloteren, v. --> clotter
[MED8138] cloth, n. --> cloth
[MED8139] clothe-mere, n. --> clothe-mere
[MED8140] clothen, v. --> clothe
[MED8141] clother, n. --> clothier
[MED8142] clothing, ger. --> clothing
[MED8143] clothles, adj. --> clotheless
[MED8143.5] clothlike, adj. --> cloth-like
[MED8144] cloti, adj. --> cloty
[MED8145] clotten, v. --> clot
[MED8146] clotti, adj. --> clotty
[MED8147] clouchin, n. --> 
[MED8148] cloud, n. --> cloud
[MED8149] cloudeles, adj. --> cloudless
[MED8150] clouden, adj. --> clouden
[MED8151] clouden, v. --> cloud
[MED8152] cloudful, adj. --> cloudful
[MED8153] cloudi, adj. --> cloudy
[MED8153.5] cloudious, adj. --> cloudious
[MED8154] clough, n. --> clough
[MED8155] clour, n. --> clowre
[MED8156] clouse, n. --> clow
[MED8157] clousion, n. --> clousion
[MED8158] clout, n.(1) --> clout
[MED8159] clout, n.(2) --> clout
[MED8160] clout, n.(3) --> clout
[MED8161] clouten, v.(1) --> clout
[MED8162] clouten, v.(2) --> clout
[MED8163] clouter, n. --> clouter
[MED8164] clouti, adj. --> clouty
[MED8165] clouting, ger. --> clouting
[MED8166] clout-mele, adv. --> clout-mele
[MED8167] clove, n.(1) --> clove
[MED8168] clo(ve, n.(2) --> clove
[MED8169] clove(n, ppl. --> clove
[MED8170] clover, n. --> clover
[MED8171] clowchyn, n. --> clowchyn | clowchun
[MED8172] club(be, n. --> club
[MED8173] clubbed, adj. --> clubbed
[MED8174] clubber, n. --> clubber
[MED8175] clubbe-wed, n. --> club-weed
[MED8176] clubbishnes(se, n. --> clubbishness
[MED8176.5] clunes, n. --> clunes
[MED8177] clusen, v. --> close
[MED8178] cluster, n. --> cluster
[MED8178.5] cluster-lok, n. --> cluster-lock
[MED8179] clustred, ppl. --> clustered
[MED8180] clustren, v. --> clustren
[MED8181] clustri, adj. --> clustery
[MED8182] clyet-line, n. --> clyet-line
[MED8183] clyt, n. --> cleat
[MED8184] clyvy, n. --> clyvy
[MED8185] co, n. --> kae
[MED8186] co-, pref. --> co-
[MED8187] coaccioun, n. --> coaction
[MED8188] coacervacioun, n. --> coacervation
[MED8189] coact, ppl. --> coact
[MED8190] coadjutour, n. --> coadjutor
[MED8191] coagulacioun, n. --> coagulation
[MED8192] coagulat, ppl. --> coagulate
[MED8193] coagulaten, v. --> coagulate
[MED8194] coagulen, v. --> coagule
[MED8195] coaguling, ger. --> coaguling
[MED8196] coambass(i)atour, n. --> coambassiatour
[MED8197] coarbitrar, n. --> coarbitrar
[MED8198] coartacioun, n. --> coartacioun
[MED8199] coartat, ppl. --> coarctate
[MED8200] coarten, v. --> coarct
[MED8201] coarting, ger. --> coarting
[MED8202] coarture, n. --> coarture
[MED8203] cobard, n. --> cobbard
[MED8204] cobbe, n. --> cob
[MED8205] cobben, v. --> cob
[MED8206] cobel, n. --> cobble
[MED8207] cobel, adj. --> cobel
[MED8208] cobeler, n. --> cobbler
[MED8209] cobeler(e, n. --> cobbler
[MED8210] cobel-nut, n. --> cob-nut
[MED8211] cobel-ston, n. --> cobbled stone
[MED8211.5] cobel-tre, n. --> cobble-tree
[MED8212] cob-iren, n. --> cob-iron
[MED8213] cob-wolle, n. --> cob-wolle
[MED8214] cocanoun, n. --> cocanoun
[MED8215] cocard, n. --> cocard
[MED8216] cocardie, n. --> cocardy
[MED8217] cocatrice, n. --> cockatrice
[MED8218] cocayle, n. --> cocayle
[MED8219] coccin, adj. &amp; n. --> coctin | coctyn | coctun
[MED8220] coccioun, n. --> coction
[MED8221] cochie, adj. &amp; n. --> 
[MED8222] coclear, n. --> coclear
[MED8223] cocodril, n. --> crocodile
[MED8224] cocom, n. --> cocom
[MED8225] coconode, n. --> coconode
[MED8226] cocten, v. --> coct
[MED8227] cocting, ger. --> cocting
[MED8228] cocture, n. --> cocture
[MED8229] cod, n.(1) --> cod
[MED8230] cod, n.(2) --> cod
[MED8231] codde, n. --> codd(e
[MED8232] codded, ppl. --> codded
[MED8233] codding time, phr. --> codding time
[MED8234] code, n.(1) --> code
[MED8235] code, n.(2) --> code
[MED8236] codel, n. --> cuttle
[MED8237] codeniat, n. --> codeniat
[MED8238] codicil, n. --> codicil
[MED8239] codling, n. --> codling
[MED8240] cod-worm, n. --> cod-worm
[MED8241] coegal, adj. --> coegal
[MED8242] coempcioun, n. --> coemption
[MED8243] coemperour, n. --> coemperour
[MED8244] coequacioun, n. --> coequation
[MED8245] coequal, adj. --> coequal
[MED8246] coessencial, adj. --> coessencial
[MED8247] coeternal, adj. --> coeternal
[MED8248] coeterne, adj. --> coetern(e
[MED8249] coexecutour, n. --> co-executor
[MED8250] coexecutrice, n. --> coexecutrice
[MED8251] coexistence, n. --> existence
[MED8252] cof, adj. (&amp; adv.) --> cof
[MED8253] cofeffe, n. --> co-feoffee
[MED8254] cofeffed, ppl. --> cofeffed
[MED8255] cofeffour, n. --> cofeffour
[MED8256] cofin, n. --> coffin
[MED8257] cofli, adv. --> cofly
[MED8258] cofre, n. --> coffer
[MED8259] cofrelet, n. --> coffer-lid
[MED8260] cofren, v. --> cofren
[MED8261] cofrer, n. --> cofferer
[MED8262] cogel, n. --> coggle
[MED8263] cogge, n.(1) --> cog
[MED8264] cogge, n.(2) --> cog
[MED8265] cog(ge, n.(3) --> cogge
[MED8266] coggen, v. --> cog
[MED8267] cogger, n. --> cogger
[MED8268] cogitable, adj. --> cogitable
[MED8269] cogitacioun, n. --> cogitation
[MED8270] cogitatif, adj. --> cogitative
[MED8271] cognacioun, n. --> cognation
[MED8272] cognicioun, n. --> cognition
[MED8272.5] cognitif, adj. --> cognitive
[MED8273] cog-ware, n. --> cogware
[MED8274] cog-weche, n. --> cogweches
[MED8275] cog-wolle, n. --> cogwool
[MED8276] cohabitacioun, n. --> cohabitation
[MED8277] coheir, n. --> coheir
[MED8278] cohercen, v. --> coerce
[MED8279] cohercioun, n. --> coercion
[MED8280] cohors, n. --> cohort
[MED8281] cohortatioun, n. --> cohortatioun
[MED8282] cohorted, ppl. --> cohort
[MED8283] coi, adj. (&amp; adv.) --> coy
[MED8284] coie, n. --> coy
[MED8285] coien, v. --> coy
[MED8286] coif(e, n. --> coif
[MED8287] coifen, v. --> coif
[MED8288] coifer(e, coifstere, n. --> coifer
[MED8289] coif-like, adj. --> coif-like
[MED8290] coigne, n. --> coign
[MED8291] coiinge, ger. --> coying 
[MED8292] coilage, n. --> coilage
[MED8293] coilen, v. --> cull
[MED8294] coilet, n. --> quelet
[MED8295] coili, adv. --> coyly
[MED8296] coilinge, ger. --> culling
[MED8297] coilons, n. (pl.) --> cullion
[MED8298] coilour, n. --> coillor
[MED8299] coin, n.(1) --> coin
[MED8300] coin, n.(2) --> quince
[MED8301] coinage, n. --> coinage
[MED8302] coinen, v. --> coin
[MED8303] coininge, ger. --> coining
[MED8304] coinour, n. --> coiner
[MED8305] coise, n. --> coise
[MED8306] coisel, n. --> coisel
[MED8307] coit, n. --> quoit
[MED8308] coite, n. --> coite
[MED8309] coiten, v. --> quoit
[MED8310] coiter, n. --> quoiter
[MED8311] coiting, ger. --> quoiting
[MED8312] cok, n.(1) --> cock
[MED8313] cok, n.(2) --> cock
[MED8314] cok, n.(3) --> cock
[MED8315] cok, n.(4) --> cock
[MED8316] cok, n.(5) --> cock
[MED8317] cok, n.(6) --> cook
[MED8318] cok-a-gris, n. --> cockagrice
[MED8319] cokaigne, n. --> Cockaigne | Cockayne
[MED8320] cok! --> cock
[MED8321] cok-crou wortes, n. (pl.) --> cok-crou worts
[MED8322] coke-belle, n. --> cock-bell
[MED8323] cokei, n. --> kocay
[MED8324] cokel, n. --> cockle
[MED8325] cokel, adj. --> kokell
[MED8326] coken, v. --> cook
[MED8327] coken-ei, n.(1) --> cockney
[MED8328] cokenei, n.(2) --> cockney
[MED8329] coker, n. --> cocker
[MED8330] cokerel, n. --> cockerel
[MED8331] cokeren, v. --> cocker
[MED8332] cokerie, n. --> cookery
[MED8333] cokeringe, ger. --> cockering
[MED8334] coker-mete, n. --> coker-mete
[MED8335] cokesse, n. --> cookess
[MED8336] coket, n.(1) --> cocket
[MED8337] coket, n.(2) --> cocket
[MED8338] coket, n.(3) --> coket
[MED8339] coket, ?n.(4) --> cocket
[MED8340] coketed, ppl. --> cocket
[MED8341] coketing, ger. --> cocketing
[MED8342] cokewold, n. --> cuckold
[MED8343] cokin, n. --> cokin
[MED8344] cokke, n.(1) --> cokke
[MED8345] cokke, n.(2) --> cocke
[MED8346] cokkel, n. --> cockle
[MED8347] cokken, v.(1) --> cock
[MED8348] cokken, v.(2) --> cock
[MED8349] cokker, n.(1) --> coco | cocoa
[MED8350] cokker, n.(2) --> cocker
[MED8351] cokker, n.(3) --> cocker | coker
[MED8352] cokkes-,  --> cock's comb | cockscomb | cock's-foot | cocksfoot, n. | cock's-head | cockshead, n.
[MED8353] cokkinge, ger. --> cocking
[MED8354] cokkou, n. --> cuckoo
[MED8355] cokkouel, n. --> cokkouel
[MED8356] cok-shote, n. --> cok-shote
[MED8357] col, n.(1) --> kale | kail
[MED8358] col, n.(2) --> coal
[MED8359] col, n.(3) --> cool
[MED8360] col, adj. --> cool
[MED8361] colagog, adj. as n. --> colagog
[MED8362] colaphizen, v. --> colaphize
[MED8363] colat, ppl. --> colat
[MED8364] colatorie, n. --> colatory
[MED8365] colature, n. --> colature
[MED8366] Colayner, n. --> Colayner
[MED8367] col-blak, adj. --> coal-black
[MED8368] colcas(i)e, n. --> colocasia
[MED8369] cold, n. --> cold
[MED8370] cold, adj. --> cold
[MED8371] colde, adv. --> colde
[MED8372] colden, v. --> cold
[MED8373] colder, n. --> colder | coldyr
[MED8374] coldful, adj. --> -----
[MED8375] coldhede, n. --> coldhead
[MED8376] colding, ger. --> colding
[MED8376.5] coldish, adj. --> coldish
[MED8377] coldliche, adv. --> coldly
[MED8378] coldnesse, n. --> coldness
[MED8379] cole, n. --> cole
[MED8380] cole, adv. --> cool
[MED8381] colecreye, n. --> colecreye
[MED8382] colee, n. --> colee
[MED8383] coleien, v. --> colly
[MED8384] colen, v.(1) --> cool
[MED8385] colen, v.(2) --> cole
[MED8386] colen, v.(3) --> cole
[MED8386.5] colen, v.(4) --> colen
[MED8386.6] colen, v.(5) --> colen
[MED8387] coler, n. --> collar
[MED8388] colered, ppl. --> collared
[MED8389] coleren, v. --> colur(e
[MED8390] coleret(te, n. --> colerette
[MED8391] colerien, adj. as n. --> cholerien
[MED8392] colerik, adj. --> choleric
[MED8393] colf, n. --> colf
[MED8394] col-fish, n. --> coalfish
[MED8395] col-fox, n. --> colfox | colefox
[MED8395.5] coli, adj. --> coaly
[MED8396] colia(u)ndre, n. --> coliander
[MED8397] colier, n. --> collier
[MED8398] colik, adj. &amp; n. --> colic
[MED8399] colindor, n. --> colander | cullender
[MED8400] coling, ger.(1) --> colling
[MED8401] coling, ger.(2) --> colling
[MED8402] coling-silver, n. --> coling-silver
[MED8403] colis, n. --> cullis
[MED8404] colit(e, n. --> colet
[MED8405] colk, n. --> colk
[MED8406] colken, v. --> colke
[MED8407] colkenen, v. --> colkin
[MED8408] colker, n. --> colker
[MED8409] collacioun, n. --> collation
[MED8409.5] collage, n. --> collage
[MED8410] collateral, adj. --> collateral
[MED8411] collaterally, adv. --> collaterally
[MED8412] collaudaunt, ppl. --> alyalden
[MED8413] colle, n. --> colle
[MED8414] colleccioun, n. --> collection
[MED8415] collecte, n. --> collect
[MED8416] collecten, v. --> collect
[MED8417] collectif, adj. --> collective
[MED8418] collectorie, n.(1) --> collectory
[MED8418.5] collectorie, n.(2) --> collectory
[MED8419] collectour, n. --> collector
[MED8420] college, n. --> college
[MED8421] collegial, adj. --> collegial
[MED8422] collegian, n. --> collegian
[MED8423] collegiat, ppl. --> collegiate
[MED8424] collen, v. --> coll
[MED8425] coller dodding, n. --> coller dodding
[MED8426] collet, n. --> collet
[MED8427] collibie, n. --> colliby
[MED8428] collibiste, n. --> collybist
[MED8429] collides, n. --> collides
[MED8430] colligacioun, n. --> colligation
[MED8431] colligate, ppl. --> colligate
[MED8432] colligaunce, n. --> colligance
[MED8433] colling, ger. --> colling
[MED8434] colliquat, ppl. --> colliquat
[MED8435] colliquatif, adj. as n. --> colliquatif
[MED8436] collirie, n. --> collyrie
[MED8437] collirizen, v. --> collirizen
[MED8438] Collise, n. --> Colisee
[MED8439] collision, n. --> collision
[MED8440] collocacioun, n. --> collocation
[MED8441] collocucion, n. --> collocution
[MED8442] collok, n. --> collock
[MED8443] colloke, n. --> colloque
[MED8444] collop(pe, n. --> collop
[MED8445] colloquie, n. --> colloquy
[MED8446] colluaten, v. --> colluate
[MED8447] collucion, n. --> collution
[MED8448] collusioun, n. --> collusion
[MED8449] colman, n. --> colman
[MED8450] colme, n. --> culm
[MED8451] colmi, adj. --> culmy
[MED8452] col-mose, n. --> coalmouse | colemouse
[MED8453] colnesse, n. --> coolness
[MED8454] colofonie, n. --> colophony
[MED8455] Coloine, n. --> Cologne
[MED8456] colombe, n. --> columbe
[MED8457] colon, n.(1) --> colon
[MED8458] colon, n.(2) --> colon
[MED8459] colonie, n. --> colony
[MED8460] coloquint(ide, n. --> coloquint
[MED8461] colossus, n. --> colossus
[MED8462] colour, n. --> colour | color
[MED8463] colourable, n. --> colourable | colorable
[MED8464] colourabli, adv. --> colourably | colorably
[MED8465] colo(u)rat, ppl. --> colorate
[MED8466] colouren, v. --> colour | color
[MED8467] colouring, ger. --> colouring | coloring
[MED8468] colourles, adj. --> colourless | colorless
[MED8469] col-pit, n. --> coal-pit
[MED8470] colre, n. --> choler
[MED8471] colster, -stre, n. --> colster
[MED8472] colt, n. --> colt
[MED8473] colten, v. --> colt
[MED8474] coltes-fot, n. --> coltes-fot
[MED8475] coltish, adj. --> coltish
[MED8476] coluber, n. --> coluber
[MED8477] columba(i)re, n. --> columbaire
[MED8478] columbare, adj. --> columbare
[MED8478.5] columbel, n. --> columbel
[MED8479] columbine, n. --> columbine
[MED8480] columbine, adj. &amp; n. --> columbine
[MED8481] columpne, n. --> column
[MED8482] colver, n. --> colver
[MED8483] colwed, ppl. --> collowed
[MED8484] colwer, n. --> colwer
[MED8485] colwi, adj. --> colwi
[MED8486] colwinge, ger. --> collowing
[MED8487] comade, n. --> comade
[MED8488] comatic, adj. --> comatic
[MED8489] comaunment, n. --> comaunment
[MED8490] comaunt, n. --> comaunt
[MED8491] comb, n. --> comb
[MED8492] combatant, adj. --> combatant
[MED8493] combed, ppl. --> combed
[MED8494] comber, n. --> comber
[MED8495] combestere, n. --> combestere
[MED8496] combinacioun, n. --> combination
[MED8497] combinen, v. --> combind
[MED8498] combraunce, n. --> cumbrance
[MED8499] combre, n. --> cumber
[MED8500] combrement, n. --> cumberment
[MED8501] combren, v. --> cumber
[MED8502] combrer, n. --> cumberer
[MED8503] combre-world, n. --> cumber-world
[MED8504] combringe, ger. --> cumbering
[MED8505] combrous, adj. --> cumbrous
[MED8506] combrousli, adv. --> cumbrously
[MED8507] comburgeis, n. --> comburgeis
[MED8507.5] combust, n. --> combust
[MED8508] combust, ppl. --> combust
[MED8509] combustaunce, n. --> combustaunce
[MED8510] combustibilite, n. --> combustibility
[MED8511] combustioun, n. --> combustion
[MED8512] come, n.(1) --> come
[MED8513] come, n.(2) --> come
[MED8514] comedie, n.(1) --> comedy
[MED8515] comedie, n.(2) --> comedy
[MED8515.5] comedlen, v. --> commeddle
[MED8516] comele, n. --> comel | cumel
[MED8517] comelednesse, n. --> cumbledness
[MED8518] comelen, v. --> cumble
[MED8519] comeling, n. --> comeling
[MED8520] comelinge, ger. --> comeling
[MED8521] comelingnesse, n. --> comelingness
[MED8522] comen, v. --> come
[MED8523] comere, n. --> comer
[MED8524] comes, n.(pl.) --> commis
[MED8525] comessacioun, n. --> comessation
[MED8525.5] comestible, adj. --> comestible
[MED8525.6] comestioun, n. --> comestion
[MED8526] comete, n. --> comet
[MED8527] comfort, n. --> comfort
[MED8528] comfortable, adj. --> comfortable
[MED8529] comfortabli, adv. --> comfortably
[MED8530] comfortacioun, n. --> comfortation
[MED8531] comfortant, ppl. --> confortant
[MED8532] comfortatif, adj. &amp; n. --> comfortative
[MED8533] comforten, v. --> comfort
[MED8534] comforteresse, n. --> comfortress
[MED8535] comfortinge, ger. --> comforting
[MED8536] comfortles, adj. &amp; adv. --> comfortless
[MED8537] comfortli, adj. --> comfortly
[MED8538] comfortour, n. --> comforter
[MED8539] comforture, n. --> conforture
[MED8540] comice, adj. --> comic
[MED8541] comicial, adj. --> comitial
[MED8542] comin, n. --> cumin | cummin
[MED8543] cominge, ger. --> coming
[MED8544] comite, n. --> comity
[MED8545] comlage, n. --> comlage
[MED8546] comli, adj. &amp; n. --> comely
[MED8547] comli, adv. --> comely
[MED8548] comlihede, -hied, n. --> comlyhead
[MED8549] comlili, adv. --> comelily
[MED8550] comlinesse, n. --> comliness
[MED8551] comliwise, adv. --> comely-wise
[MED8552] com-mare, n. --> cummer | kimmer
[MED8553] commater, n. --> comater
[MED8554] com(m)aundable, adj. --> commaundable
[MED8555] comma(u)nda(u)nce, n. --> commandance
[MED8556] com(m)aunde, n. --> commaunde
[MED8557] commaundement, n. --> commandment
[MED8558] commaunden, v. --> command
[MED8558.5] commaunderesse, n. --> commandress
[MED8559] commaundinge, ger. --> commanding
[MED8560] commaundingli, adv. --> commandingly
[MED8561] com(m)aundour, n. --> commander
[MED8562] com(m)aundrie, n. --> commandery | commandry
[MED8563] commemoracioun, n. --> commemoration
[MED8564] commenceant, ppl. --> commenceant
[MED8565] commencement, n. --> commencement
[MED8566] commencen, v. --> commence
[MED8567] commencer, n. --> commencer
[MED8568] commencing, ger. --> commencing
[MED8569] commencioun, n. --> commencioun
[MED8570] com(m)endable, adj. --> commendable
[MED8571] commendabli, adv. --> commendably
[MED8572] com(m)endacioun, n. --> commendation
[MED8573] com(m)endatif, adj. --> commendatif
[MED8574] commendement, n. --> commendment
[MED8575] commenden, v. --> commend
[MED8576] com(m)endinge, ger. --> commending
[MED8577] commensal, adj. &amp; n. --> commensal
[MED8578] comment, n. --> comment
[MED8579] com(m)entacioun, n. --> commentation
[MED8580] commentaries, n. (pl.) --> commentaries
[MED8581] commentaten, v. --> commentate
[MED8582] commentator, n. --> commentator
[MED8583] com(m)enten, v. --> comment
[MED8584] commenting, ger. --> commenting
[MED8585] com(m)entour, n. --> commenter | commentor
[MED8586] commeven, v. --> commove
[MED8587] commeving, ger. --> commeving
[MED8588] commiliton, n. --> commilito
[MED8589] comminacioun, n. --> commination
[MED8590] comminutive, adj. --> comminutive
[MED8591] commissarie, n. --> commissary
[MED8592] commissen, v. --> commise
[MED8593] commissioner, n. --> commissioner
[MED8594] commissioun, n. --> commission
[MED8595] commissure, n. --> commissure
[MED8596] committable, adj. --> committable
[MED8597] committe, n. --> committee
[MED8598] committen, v. --> commit
[MED8599] committing, ger. --> committing
[MED8600] commixt, ppl. --> commixed | commixt
[MED8601] commixtioun, n. --> commixtion
[MED8602] commocioun, n. --> commotion
[MED8603] com-moder, n. --> commother | co-mother
[MED8604] commoderacioun, n. --> commoderation
[MED8604.5] commodialli, adv. --> commodialli
[MED8605] commodious, adj. --> commodious
[MED8606] commodiousli, adv. --> commodiously
[MED8607] commodite, n. --> commodity
[MED8608] commody, adv. --> commody
[MED8609] com-moigne, n. --> commoigne
[MED8610] commorth, n. --> commorth
[MED8611] commout, n. --> commout
[MED8612] communable, adj. --> comenable
[MED8613] communabli, adv. --> communably
[MED8614] communal, adj. --> communal
[MED8615] communalte, n. --> commonalty
[MED8616] communaunce, n. --> communance
[MED8617] commune, n. --> common
[MED8618] commun(e, adj. --> common
[MED8619] commune bench, ~ court, phr. --> common bench | common bench
[MED8620] com(m)une crede, phr. --> common creed
[MED8621] commune equite, phr. --> common equity
[MED8622] commun(e)hede, n. --> commonhead
[MED8623] commune jurour, phr. --> common juror
[MED8624] commune laue, phr. --> common law
[MED8625] communeli, adv. --> commonly
[MED8626] communen, v. --> common
[MED8627] commune numbre, phr. --> common number
[MED8628] commun(e place, phr. --> Common Pleas
[MED8629] communer, n. --> commoner
[MED8630] commune right, phr. --> common right
[MED8631] communes, n. --> commons
[MED8632] commun(e veine, phr. --> common vein
[MED8633] commun(e wele, phr. --> common weal | commonweal
[MED8634] commun(e welthe, phr. --> commonwealth
[MED8635] commun(e yer, phr. --> common year
[MED8636] communial, adj. --> communial
[MED8636.5] communialli, adv. --> communally
[MED8637] communicable, adj. --> communicable
[MED8638] communicacioun, n. --> communication
[MED8639] communicat, ppl. --> communicate
[MED8640] communicatif, adj. --> communicative
[MED8641] communing, ger. --> communing
[MED8642] communioun, n. --> communion
[MED8643] communite, n. --> community
[MED8644] commutacioun, n. --> commutation
[MED8645] commuten, v. --> commute
[MED8646] compaccioun, n. --> compaction
[MED8646.5] compaccioun, n.(2) --> compaction
[MED8647] compacience, n. --> compatience
[MED8648] compacient, ppl. --> compatient
[MED8648.5] compact, n. --> compact
[MED8649] compact, ppl. --> compact
[MED8650] compacten, v. --> compact
[MED8651] compacture, n. --> compacture
[MED8652] compai(g)nabilte, n. --> compaignability
[MED8653] compaignable, adj. --> companable
[MED8654] compaignabli, adv. --> compaignably
[MED8655] compaignie, n. --> company
[MED8656] compaignien, v. --> company
[MED8657] compaigniing, ger. --> companying
[MED8658] compai(g)noun, n. --> companion
[MED8659] compair, n. --> compare
[MED8660] companage, n.(1) --> companage
[MED8661] companage, n.(2) --> compernage
[MED8662] comparable, adj. --> comparable
[MED8663] comparabli, adv. --> comparably
[MED8664] comparacioun, n. --> comparation
[MED8665] comparagen, v. --> comparage
[MED8666] comparant, ppl. --> comparant
[MED8667] comparate, ppl. --> comparate
[MED8668] comparaten, v. --> comparate
[MED8669] comparatif, adj. &amp; n. --> comparative
[MED8670] comparen, v. --> compare
[MED8671] comparer, OF inf. as n. --> comparer
[MED8672] comparisen, v. --> comparise
[MED8673] comparisoun, n. --> comparison
[MED8674] comparisounen, v. --> comparison
[MED8675] comparisouning, ger. --> comparisouning
[MED8676] comparisounli, adj. --> comparisounly
[MED8677] compartener, n. --> compartner
[MED8678] compas, n. --> compass
[MED8679] compas, adv. --> compass
[MED8680] compassement, n. --> compassment
[MED8681] compassen, v. --> compass
[MED8682] compassif, adj. --> compassive
[MED8683] compassifli, adv. --> compassifly
[MED8684] compassinge, ger. --> compassing
[MED8685] compassional, adj. --> compassional
[MED8686] compassioner, n. --> compassioner
[MED8687] compassioun, n. --> compassion
[MED8688] compassour, n. --> compassour
[MED8689] compaternite, n. --> compaternity
[MED8690] compatible, adj. --> compatible
[MED8691] compellable, adj. --> compellable
[MED8692] compellen, v. --> compel
[MED8693] compelling, ger. --> compelling
[MED8694] compendi, n. --> compendi
[MED8695] compendiosite, n. --> compendiosity
[MED8696] compendious, adj. --> compendious
[MED8697] compendiousli, adv. --> compendiously
[MED8698] compendiousnesse, n. --> compendiousness
[MED8699] compensacioun, n. --> compensation
[MED8700] compensen, v. --> compense
[MED8701] comper, n. --> compeer
[MED8702] comperen, v. --> compear
[MED8703] comperere, n. --> comperere
[MED8704] compersener, n. --> compersener
[MED8705] compert, ppl.(1) &amp; n. --> compert
[MED8706] compert, ppl.(2) --> compert
[MED8707] comperuccion, n. --> comperuccion
[MED8708] compescitif, adj. --> compescitif
[MED8709] compessen, v.(1) --> compesce
[MED8710] compessen, v.(2) --> compost
[MED8711] competent, ppl. as adj. --> competent
[MED8712] competentli, adv. --> competently
[MED8713] compilacioun, n. --> compilation
[MED8714] compilatour, n. --> compilator
[MED8715] compilen, v. --> compile
[MED8716] compiling, ger. --> compiling
[MED8717] compilour, n. --> compiler
[MED8718] compinel, n. --> compinel
[MED8719] complacence, n. --> complacence
[MED8720] complanen, v. --> complane
[MED8721] complaunten, v. --> complaunten
[MED8722] complecioun, n. --> complecioun
[MED8723] compleen, v. --> comple
[MED8724] compleinable, adj. --> compleinable
[MED8725] compleinaunt, ppl. &amp; n. --> complainant
[MED8726] compleinen, v. --> complain
[MED8727] compleiner, n. --> compleiner
[MED8728] compleininge, ger. --> complaining
[MED8729] compleiningli, adv. --> complainingly
[MED8730] compleint(e, n. --> complaint
[MED8731] complement, n. --> complement
[MED8732] complet(e, ppl. as adj. --> complete
[MED8733] complet(e, adv. --> complete
[MED8734] completeli, adv. --> completely
[MED8735] completen, v. --> complete
[MED8735.5] completive, adj. --> completive
[MED8736] completorie, n. --> completory
[MED8737] complex, v. --> complex
[MED8738] complexional, adj. --> complexional
[MED8739] complexionat, ppl. --> complexionate
[MED8739.5] complexiounari(e, adj. --> complexionary
[MED8740] complexioned, ppl. --> complexioned
[MED8741] complexioun, n. --> complexion
[MED8742] complicacioun, n. --> complication
[MED8743] complicate, ppl. --> complicate
[MED8744] complice, n. --> complice
[MED8745] complien, v. --> comply
[MED8746] complin(e, n. --> compline | complin
[MED8747] complishen, v. --> complish
[MED8748] complishing(e, ger. --> complishing
[MED8749] complishment, n. --> complishment
[MED8750] complose, ppl. --> complose
[MED8751] compluite, ppl. --> compluite
[MED8752] comporten, v. --> comport
[MED8753] composen, v. --> compose
[MED8754] composicional, adj. --> composicional
[MED8755] composicioun, n. --> composition
[MED8756] composit, n. --> composite
[MED8757] compost(e, n. --> compost
[MED8758] compot, n. --> compot
[MED8759] compotent, adj. --> compotent
[MED8760] compotiste, n. --> compotister
[MED8761] compouned, ppl. --> compound
[MED8762] compounedly, adv. --> compounedly
[MED8763] compounen, v. --> compound
[MED8764] compouninge, ger. --> compounding
[MED8765] comprehence, n. --> comprehense
[MED8766] comprehenden, v. --> comprehend
[MED8767] comprehendinge, ger. --> comprehending
[MED8768] comprehensioun, n. --> comprehension
[MED8769] comprehensiveli, adj. --> comprehensively
[MED8770] compressen, v. --> compress
[MED8771] compressing, ger. --> compressing
[MED8772] compressioun, n. --> compression
[MED8773] compressive, adj. &amp; n. --> compressive
[MED8774] comprised, ppl. --> comprised
[MED8775] comprisen, v. --> comprise
[MED8776] compromis, n. --> compromise
[MED8777] compromisen, v. --> compromise
[MED8778] compromission, n. --> compromission
[MED8779] compromitten, v. --> compromit
[MED8780] comproporcioned, ppl. --> comproportion
[MED8781] comprovincial, -ianel, adj. as n. --> comprovincial
[MED8782] comproving, ger. --> comproving
[MED8783] compulsen, v. --> compulse
[MED8784] compulsion, n. --> compulsion
[MED8785] compunccioun, n. --> compunction
[MED8786] compunct(ed, ppl. --> compuncted
[MED8787] computacioun, n. --> computation
[MED8788] computat, ppl. --> computate
[MED8789] comsen, v. --> comse
[MED8790] comsing, ger. --> comsing
[MED8790.5] comunicante, adj. --> communicant
[MED8790.6] comusical, adj. --> co-musical
[MED8791] con-, con-, pref. --> con-
[MED8792] concaptif, adj. as n. --> concaptive
[MED8793] concatenat, ppl. --> concatenate
[MED8793.5] concatenacioun, n. --> concatenation
[MED8794] concavacioun, n. --> concavacioun
[MED8795] concavat, ppl. --> concavat
[MED8796] concave, adj. &amp; n. --> concave
[MED8797] concaved, ppl. --> concaved
[MED8798] concaving, ger. --> concaving
[MED8799] concavite, n. --> concavity
[MED8800] conceitat, n. --> conceytate
[MED8801] conceit(e, n. --> conceit
[MED8802] conceitful, adj. --> conceitful
[MED8803] conceitles, adj. --> conceitless
[MED8804] conceivabilnes, n. --> conceivableness
[MED8805] conceivable, adj. --> conceivable
[MED8806] conceiven, v. --> conceive
[MED8807] conceivinge, ger. --> conceiving
[MED8808] concelement, n. --> concealment
[MED8809] concelen, v. --> conceal
[MED8810] concentrik, adv. --> concentric
[MED8811] concepcioun, n. --> conception
[MED8812] concernen, v. --> concern
[MED8813] concession, n. --> concession
[MED8814] conchanon, n. --> conchanon
[MED8815] conche, n. --> conch
[MED8816] concilen, v. --> concile
[MED8817] concionatrix, n. --> concionatrix
[MED8818] concisioun, n. --> concision
[MED8819] concitisein, n. --> concitsein
[MED8820] conclave, n. --> conclave
[MED8821] conclos, ppl. --> conclose
[MED8822] concluden, v. --> conclude
[MED8823] concludinge, ger. --> concluding
[MED8824] concludingli, adv. --> concludingly
[MED8825] conclusen, v. --> concluse
[MED8826] conclusionalli, adv. --> conclusionally
[MED8827] conclusioun, n. --> conclusion
[MED8828] concommissarie, n. --> concommissarie
[MED8829] concordable, adj. --> concordable
[MED8830] concordaunce, n. --> concordance
[MED8831] concord(e, n. --> concord
[MED8832] concorden, v. --> concord
[MED8833] concorporat, ppl. --> concorporate
[MED8834] concorporel, adj. (&amp; n.) --> concorporal
[MED8835] concours, n. --> concourse
[MED8836] concret, ppl. (&amp; n.) --> concrete
[MED8837] concretive, adj. as n. --> concretive
[MED8838] concubinage, n. --> concubinage
[MED8839] concubin(e, n. --> concubine
[MED8839.5] concubinen, v. --> concubine
[MED8840] conculcacioun, n. --> conculcation
[MED8841] conculcat, ppl. --> conculcate
[MED8842] concupiscence, n. --> concupiscence
[MED8843] concupiscencible, adj. --> concupiscencible
[MED8844] concupiscentli, adv. --> concupiscently
[MED8845] concupiscibilite, n. --> concupiscibility
[MED8846] concupiscible, adj. --> concupiscible
[MED8847] concurren, v. --> concur
[MED8848] concurrence, n. --> concurrence
[MED8849] concurrent, ppl. --> concurrent
[MED8850] concurrentli, adv. --> concurrently
[MED8851] concussioun, n. --> concussion
[MED8852] concussive, adj. as n. --> concussive
[MED8853] concy, n. --> consy
[MED8854] condecence, n. --> condecence
[MED8855] condecent, n. --> condescent
[MED8856] condempnacioun, n. --> condemnation
[MED8857] condempnen, v. --> condemn
[MED8858] condempninge, ger. --> condempning
[MED8859] condense, adj. --> condense
[MED8860] condensed, ppl. --> condensed
[MED8861] condensing, ger. --> condensing
[MED8862] condescenden, v. --> condescend
[MED8863] condescending, ger. --> condescneding
[MED8864] condicional, adj. --> conditional
[MED8865] condicionalli, adv. --> conditionally
[MED8866] condicionat, ppl. --> conditionate
[MED8867] condicioun, n. --> condition
[MED8868] condiciouned, ppl. --> conditioned
[MED8869] condiciounli, adv. --> conditionly
[MED8870] condid, ppl. --> condid
[MED8871] condigne, adj. --> condign
[MED8872] condigneli, adv. --> condignly
[MED8873] condilomates, n. (pl.) --> condilomates
[MED8874] condiment, n. --> condiment
[MED8875] condimenten, v. --> condiment
[MED8876] condisciple, n. --> condisciple
[MED8877] condistinct, adj. --> condistinct
[MED8878] conditen, v. --> condite
[MED8879] conditor, n. --> conditor
[MED8880] condolent, ppl. --> condolent
[MED8881] conducen, v. --> conduce
[MED8882] conduct, n. --> conduct
[MED8883] conduct, ppl. --> conduct
[MED8884] conducten, v. --> conduct
[MED8885] conducting, ger. --> conducting
[MED8885.5] conducture, n. --> conducture
[MED8886] conduen, v. --> condue | condye
[MED8887] conduieresse, n. --> conduiresse
[MED8888] conduiour, n. --> conduiour
[MED8889] conduit, n. --> conduct
[MED8890] conduiten, v. --> conduct
[MED8891] conduiting, ger. --> conducting
[MED8892] conduitour, n. --> conductor
[MED8893] conduitouresse, n. --> conduitouresse
[MED8894] condut, n. --> condut
[MED8895] cone, n. --> cone
[MED8896] conefere, n. (L pl.) --> conifer
[MED8897] conestabiler, n. --> conestabiler
[MED8898] confablen, v. --> confable
[MED8899] confabulacion, n. --> confabulation
[MED8900] confeccioun, n. --> confection
[MED8901] confecten, v. --> confect
[MED8902] confectinge, ger. --> confecting
[MED8903] confederacie, n. --> confederacy
[MED8904] confederacion, n. --> confederation
[MED8905] confederat, ppl. --> confederate
[MED8906] confederatour, n. --> confederator
[MED8907] confederen, v. --> confeder
[MED8908] confer(e, n. --> confere
[MED8909] conferen, v. --> confer
[MED8910] conferie, n. --> comfrey
[MED8911] confermedli, adv. --> confirmedly
[MED8912] confermement, n. --> confirmment
[MED8913] confermen, v. --> confirm
[MED8914] conferminge, ger. --> confirming
[MED8915] confessen, v. --> confess
[MED8916] confessinge, ger. --> confessing
[MED8917] confessional, adj. --> confessional
[MED8918] confessioun, n. --> confession
[MED8919] confessour, n. --> confessor
[MED8920] confidence, n. --> confidence
[MED8921] confien, v. --> confy
[MED8922] configured, ppl. --> configure
[MED8923] confinies, n. (pl.) --> confine
[MED8924] confirmacioun, n. --> confirmation
[MED8925] confirmat, ppl. --> confirmat
[MED8926] confirmite, n. --> confirmity
[MED8927] confit, n. --> comfit
[MED8928] confiten, v. --> confit
[MED8929] confitence, n. --> confitence
[MED8930] confiteor, n. --> confiteor
[MED8931] confitinge, ger. --> confitinge
[MED8932] confiture, n. --> comfiture
[MED8933] confixacion, n. --> confixation
[MED8934] conflacioun, n. --> conflacioun
[MED8935] conflat, n. --> conflat
[MED8936] conflaten, v. --> conflate
[MED8937] conflict, n. --> conflict
[MED8938] conflicten, v. --> conflict
[MED8938.5] conflictuacioun, n. --> conflictation
[MED8939] confluence, n. --> confluence
[MED8940] confluent, ppl. --> confluent
[MED8941] conform, adj. --> conform
[MED8942] conformable, adj. --> conformable
[MED8943] conformabli, adv. --> conformably
[MED8943.5] conformatif, adj. --> conformatif
[MED8944] conformeli, adv. --> conformly
[MED8945] conformen, v. --> conform
[MED8946] conforming, ger. --> conforming
[MED8947] conformite, n. --> conformity
[MED8948] confounden, v. --> confound
[MED8949] confounder, n. --> confounder
[MED8950] confounding, ger. --> confounding
[MED8951] confoving, ppl. --> confoving
[MED8952] confraccioun, n. --> confraction
[MED8953] confract, ppl. --> confract
[MED8954] confraien, v. --> confray
[MED8955] confrarie, n. --> confrairy
[MED8956] confraternite, n. --> confraternity
[MED8957] confrere, n. --> confrere
[MED8958] confricacioun, n. --> confrication
[MED8959] confrount, n. --> confrount
[MED8960] confus(ed, ppl. --> confused
[MED8961] confuseli, adv. --> confusely
[MED8962] confusen, v. --> confuse
[MED8963] confusible, adj. --> confusible
[MED8963.5] confusif, adj. --> confusive
[MED8964] confusioun, n. --> confusion
[MED8965] confusiousli, adj. --> confusiously
[MED8966] confusour, n. --> confuser
[MED8967] confutacioun, n. --> confutation
[MED8968] confute, n. --> confute
[MED8969] congaderen, v. --> congather
[MED8970] congaudence, n. --> congaudence
[MED8971] conge, n. --> congee | cong&#xE9;
[MED8972] congeien, v. --> congee | cong&#xE9;
[MED8973] congelacioun, n. --> congelation
[MED8974] congelat, ppl. --> congelate
[MED8975] congelatif, adj. --> congelative
[MED8976] congelement, n. --> congealment
[MED8977] congelen, v. --> congeal
[MED8978] congeling, ger. --> congealing
[MED8979] congest(ed, ppl. --> congested
[MED8980] congestioun, n. --> congestion
[MED8981] congius, n. --> congius
[MED8982] conglutinacioun, n. --> conglutination
[MED8983] conglutinaten, v. --> conglutinate
[MED8984] conglutinatif, adj. &amp; n. --> conglutinative
[MED8985] conglutining, ppl. --> conglutining
[MED8986] congraffed, ppl. --> congraffet
[MED8987] congratulacioun, n. --> congratulation
[MED8988] crosset, n.(1) --> crosset
[MED8989] crosset, n.(2) --> crosset
[MED8990] cros(se-wei, n. --> crossway
[MED8991] cros(se-wise, n. --> crosswise
[MED8992] cros(se-wise, adv. --> crosswise
[MED8993] crossing, ger. --> crossing
[MED8994] crosurd, n. --> crosurd
[MED8995] cros-wei, adv. --> cross-way
[MED8996] cros-weies, adj. &amp; adv. --> crossways
[MED8997] crot(e, n. --> crot | crote
[MED8998] crote(ie)n, v. --> crotey
[MED8999] crot(e)inge, ger. --> croting
[MED9000] croteis, n. (pl.) --> croteis
[MED9001] croton, n. --> croton
[MED9002] crou, n. --> crow
[MED9003] crouche, n. --> crouch
[MED9004] crouchen, v.(1) --> crouch
[MED9005] crouchen, v.(2) --> crouch
[MED9006] croucher, n. --> croucher
[MED9007] croud, n.(1) --> croud
[MED9008] croud, n.(2) --> crowd
[MED9009] croude-barow, n. --> crowd-barrow
[MED9010] crouden, v.(1) --> crowd
[MED9011] crouden, v.(2) --> crowd
[MED9012] crouden, v.(3) --> crowd
[MED9013] crouder, n. --> crowder
[MED9014] croude-wain, n. --> crowd-wain
[MED9015] croudinge, ger.(1) --> crowding
[MED9016] croudinge, ger.(2) --> crouding
[MED9017] croue, n. --> crow
[MED9018] crouen, v. --> crow
[MED9019] crouinge, ger. --> cock-crowing
[MED9020] crouke, n. --> crouke | crowke
[MED9021] crouken, v. --> crook
[MED9022] croulen, v. --> crawl
[MED9023] croumb, adj. --> crumb | crum | crump | cromb
[MED9024] croupe, n. --> croup | croupe
[MED9025] crouper, n. --> crupper
[MED9026] croupoun, n. --> croupon
[MED9027] crour, n. --> crour
[MED9028] crous, adj. --> crouse
[MED9029] crouse, n. --> cruse
[MED9030] crouser, n. --> crouser
[MED9031] crucche, n. --> crutch
[MED9031.5] crucethur, n. --> crucethur
[MED9032] crucet-hus, n. --> crucet-hus
[MED9033] cruciacioun, n. --> cruciation
[MED9034] cruciar, n. --> cruciar
[MED9035] cruciat, n. --> cruciade | cruciada | cruciat | cruceato
[MED9036] cruciat, ppl. --> cruciat
[MED9037] crucifi(e, ppl. &amp; n. --> crucify
[MED9038] crucifien, v. --> crucify
[MED9039] crucifier, n. --> crucifier
[MED9040] crucifige, v. (ipv.) --> crucifige
[MED9041] crucifiing, ger. --> crucifying
[MED9042] crucifix, n. --> crucifix
[MED9043] crucifixed, ppl. as n. --> crucifixed
[MED9044] crucifixioun, n. --> crucifixion
[MED9045] crucifixour, n. --> crucifixer
[MED9046] crud, n. --> curd
[MED9047] crudden, v. --> curd
[MED9048] cruddes, n. (pl.) --> crowd
[MED9049] cruddi, adj. --> curdy
[MED9050] cruddinge, ger. --> crudding
[MED9050.5] cruddish, adj. --> cruddish
[MED9051] crude, adj. --> crude
[MED9052] crudelite, n. --> crudelity
[MED9053] crudite, n. --> crudity
[MED9054] cruel, adj. --> cruel
[MED9055] cruelhede, n. --> cruelhead
[MED9056] cruelli, adv. --> cruelly
[MED9057] cruelnesse, n. --> cruelness
[MED9058] cruelous, adj. --> cruelous
[MED9059] cruelship, n. --> cruelship
[MED9060] cruelte, n. --> cruelty
[MED9061] cruentli, adv. --> cruently
[MED9062] cruet, n. --> cruet
[MED9063] crufte, n. --> croft
[MED9064] cruk, n. --> cruk
[MED9065] crul, adj. --> crull
[MED9066] crules, n. (pl.) --> crules
[MED9067] crullen, v. --> curl
[MED9068] crundel, n. --> crundel
[MED9069] crunkeld, ppl. --> crunkle
[MED9070] crusade, n. --> crusade
[MED9071] crusel, n. --> crusel
[MED9072] crush, n. --> crush
[MED9072.5] crushel, n. --> crushel | crussel
[MED9073] crushel-bon, n. --> crushel | crussel
[MED9074] crushen, v. --> crush
[MED9075] crushinge, ger. --> crushing
[MED9076] crusible, n. --> crucible
[MED9077] cruskin, n. --> cruskyn | cruisken
[MED9078] crustade, n. --> crustade
[MED9079] cruste, n. --> crust
[MED9080] crustel, n. --> crustel
[MED9081] crusten, v. --> crust
[MED9082] crustful, adj. --> crustful
[MED9083] crusti, adj. --> crusty
[MED9084] crustinge, ger. --> crusting
[MED9085] cruston, n. --> cruston
[MED9086] crustous, adj. --> crustous
[MED9087] cu, n. --> cue
[MED9088] cubbel, n. --> cubbel
[MED9089] cubicle, n. --> cubicle
[MED9090] cubiculari, n. --> cubiculary
[MED9091] cubiculer, n. --> cubicular
[MED9092] cubik, n. --> cubic
[MED9093] cubik, adj. --> cubic
[MED9094] cubikal, adj. --> cubikal
[MED9095] cubiken, v. --> cubiken
[MED9096] cubikli, adv. --> cubicly
[MED9097] cubital, n. --> cubital
[MED9098] cubital, adj. --> cubital
[MED9099] cubit(e, n. --> cubit
[MED9100] cucomer, n. --> cucumber
[MED9101] cuculer, n. --> cuculer
[MED9102] cuculle, n. --> cuculle
[MED9103] cucurbit(e, n. --> cucurbit
[MED9103.5] cucurd, n. --> cucurbit
[MED9104] cud(e, n. --> cud
[MED9105] cuffe, n. --> cuff
[MED9106] cuggel, n. --> cudgel
[MED9107] cukken, v. --> cuck
[MED9108] cukking, ger. --> cucking
[MED9109] cuk-stol, n. --> cuck-stool
[MED9110] cul, n.(1) --> cule
[MED9111] cul, n.(2) --> kill
[MED9112] culm, n.(1) --> culm
[MED9113] culm, n.(2) --> culm
[MED9114] culorum, n. --> culorum
[MED9115] culpes of the se, phr. --> culpes of the se
[MED9116] culpoun, n. --> culpon
[MED9117] culpounen, v. --> culpon
[MED9118] culrage, n. --> culrage | culerage
[MED9119] cultellare, n. --> cultelere
[MED9120] cultellare, adj. --> cultellary
[MED9121] culter, n. --> coulter | colter
[MED9122] cultour, n. --> cultour
[MED9123] culture, n. --> culture
[MED9124] culver, n. --> culver
[MED9125] culverin, n. --> culverin
[MED9126] culvert, adj. &amp; n. --> culvert
[MED9127] culvertnesse, n. --> culvertness
[MED9128] culvertshipe, n. --> culvertship
[MED9129] -cund, suf. --> -cund
[MED9130] cunel, n. --> cunel
[MED9131] cunnen, v. --> cun | cunne
[MED9132] cunsetten, v. --> cunsetten
[MED9133] cunte, n. --> cunt
[MED9134] cunte-hoare, n. --> cunthoare
[MED9135] Cupide, n. --> Cupid
[MED9136] cupidite, n. --> cupidity
[MED9137] cuppe, n. --> cup
[MED9138] cuppe-bord, n. --> cupboard
[MED9139] cuppen, v. --> cup
[MED9140] cupper, n. --> cupper
[MED9141] cuppester, n. --> cupster
[MED9142] cuppe-wise, n. --> cupwise
[MED9143] cupping, ger. --> cupping
[MED9144] cupule, n. --> cupule
[MED9145] curabilite, n. --> curability
[MED9146] curable, adj. --> curable
[MED9147] curacie, n. --> curacy
[MED9148] curacioun, n. --> curation
[MED9149] curas(se, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> cuirass
[MED9150] curat, n. --> curate
[MED9151] curat, adj. --> curat
[MED9152] curatif, adj. --> curative
[MED9153] curatorie, adj. --> curatory
[MED9154] curatour, n. --> curator
[MED9155] curcuma, n. --> curcuma
[MED9156] cure, n.(1) --> cure
[MED9157] cure, n.(2) --> cure
[MED9158] cured, ppl. --> cured
[MED9159] curen, v.(1) --> cure
[MED9160] curen, v.(2) --> cure
[MED9161] curfeu, n. --> curfew
[MED9162] curiage, n. --> culrage | culerage
[MED9163] curial, n. --> curial
[MED9164] curialite, n. --> curiality
[MED9165] curie, n.(1) --> cure
[MED9166] curie, n.(2) --> cury
[MED9167] curing, ger. --> curing
[MED9168] curious, adj. --> curious
[MED9169] curious, adv. --> curious
[MED9170] curiousite, n. --> curiosity
[MED9171] curiousli, adv. --> curiously
[MED9172] curiousnesse, n. --> curiousness
[MED9173] curled, ppl. --> curled
[MED9174] curlen, v. --> curl
[MED9175] curler, n. --> curler
[MED9176] curleu, n. --> curlew
[MED9177] curlevacher, n. --> curlevacher
[MED9178] curlinge, ger. --> curling
[MED9178.5] curmelle, n. --> curmelle
[MED9179] curraunt, ppl. &amp; n. --> current
[MED9180] currauntli, adv. --> currauntly
[MED9181] curre, n. --> cur
[MED9182] currei, n. --> curry
[MED9183] curreien, v. --> curry
[MED9184] curreiinge, ger. --> curry
[MED9185] curr(e)iour, n. --> currier
[MED9186] curricle, n. --> coracle
[MED9187] currish, adj. --> currish
[MED9188] currishnesse, n. --> currishness
[MED9189] currok, n. --> currach | curragh
[MED9190] curs, n. --> curse
[MED9191] cursed, ppl. --> cursed | curst
[MED9192] cursedhede, n. --> cursedhood
[MED9193] cursedli, adv. --> cursedly
[MED9194] cursednesse, n. --> cursedness
[MED9195] cursement, n. --> cursement
[MED9196] cursen, v. --> curse
[MED9197] curser, n. --> curser
[MED9198] cursful, adj. --> curseful
[MED9199] cursild, n. --> cursild
[MED9200] cursing, ger. --> cursing
[MED9201] cursli, adv. --> cursly
[MED9202] cursling, n. --> cursling
[MED9203] cursor, n. --> cursor
[MED9204] curtailen, v. --> curtail
[MED9205] Curtana, n. --> curtana
[MED9206] curtelain, n. --> curtelain
[MED9207] curtilage, n. --> curtilage
[MED9208] curtiler, n. --> curtiler
[MED9209] curtin(e, n. --> curtain
[MED9210] curtinen, v. --> curtain
[MED9211] curtiner, n. --> curtiner
[MED9212] curvacioun, n. --> curvacion
[MED9213] curvant, ppl. --> curvant
[MED9214] curvate, ppl. --> curvate
[MED9215] curvature, n. --> curvature
[MED9216] curve, adj. --> curve
[MED9217] curved, ppl. --> curved
[MED9217.5] curvet, n. --> curvet
[MED9218] curvite, n. --> curvity
[MED9219] cuscute, n. --> cuscute
[MED9220] cusen, v. --> cuse
[MED9221] cuski, v. --> cusky
[MED9222] cuspe, n. --> cusp
[MED9223] custan, n. --> custan
[MED9224] custe, n. --> cust
[MED9225] custel, n. --> custel
[MED9226] custile, n. --> custil(e | costile
[MED9227] custode, n. --> custode
[MED9228] custodie, n. --> custody
[MED9228.5] custoditif, adj. --> custoditive
[MED9229] custodrie, n. --> custodery
[MED9230] custos, n.(1) --> custos
[MED9231] custos, n.(2) --> custos
[MED9232] custrel, n. --> custrel
[MED9233] custumable, adj. --> customable
[MED9234] custumable, adv. --> customable
[MED9235] custumablenesse, n. --> customableness
[MED9236] custumabli, adj. --> custumably
[MED9237] custumabli, adv. --> customably
[MED9238] custumal, adj. --> customal
[MED9239] custumance, n. --> customance | custumance
[MED9240] custumarie, n. --> customary | custumary
[MED9241] custum(e, n. --> custom
[MED9242] custumed, ppl. --> customed
[MED9243] custumen, v. --> custom
[MED9244] custumer, n. --> customer
[MED9245] custumer, adj. --> customer
[MED9246] custumhede, n. --> customhead
[MED9247] custuming, ger. --> customing
[MED9248] cut, n.(1) --> cut
[MED9249] cut, n.(2) --> cut
[MED9250] cut, interj. --> cut
[MED9251] cutber-col, n. --> cutber-col
[MED9252] cute, adj. &amp; n. --> cuit | cute
[MED9253] cuteler, n. --> cutler
[MED9254] cutellerie, n. --> cutlery
[MED9255] Cuthbert, n. --> Cuthbert
[MED9256] cu&#xF0;i, adj. --> cu&#xF0;i
[MED9257] cu&#xF0;-lechen, v. --> cu&#xF0;-lechen
[MED9258] cu&#xFE;-lechunge, ger. --> cu&#xFE;-lechunge
[MED9259] cu&#xF0;-red(d)en, n. --> cu&#xF0;-red(d)en
[MED9260] cuththen, v. --> kith
[MED9261] cu&#xF0;&#xF0;unge, ger. --> cu&#xF0;&#xF0;unge
[MED9262] cuth-utlaghe, phr. as n. --> cuth-utlaghe
[MED9263] cuticles, n. (pl.) --> cuticles
[MED9264] cuttable, adj. --> cuttable
[MED9265] cuttederip, n. --> cuttederip
[MED9266] cutten, v.(1) --> cut
[MED9267] cutten, v.(2) --> cutten
[MED9268] cutte-purs, n. --> cutpurse | cut-purse
[MED9269] cuttere, n. --> cutter
[MED9270] cuttinge, ger. --> cutting
[MED9271] cut-werk, n. --> cut-work | cutwork
[MED9272] cuve, n. --> kove
[MED9273] cweise, n. --> cweise
[MED9273.5] cwiferli, adv. --> quiverly
[MED9273.6] cwuld, n. --> cwuld
[MED9274] cymbal, n. --> cymbal
[MED9275] cymbalen, v. --> cymbal
[MED9276] cymbaler, n. --> cymbaler
[MED9277] congre, n. --> conger
[MED9278] congregacioun, n. --> congregation
[MED9279] congregat, ppl. --> congregate
[MED9280] congresse, n. --> congress
[MED9281] congression, n. --> congression
[MED9282] congru, adj. --> congrue
[MED9283] congruence, n. --> congruence
[MED9284] congruent, ppl. --> congruent
[MED9285] congruentli, adv. --> congruently
[MED9286] congruite, n. --> congruity
[MED9287] congruli, adv. --> congruely | congruly
[MED9288] coning, n. --> cony | coney
[MED9289] coninger(e, n. --> congruity
[MED9290] conissaunce, n. --> cognizance | cognisance
[MED9291] conjeccion, n. --> conjeccion
[MED9292] conjecte, n. --> conject
[MED9293] conjectement, n. --> conjectment
[MED9294] conjecten, v. --> conject
[MED9295] conjectere, n. --> conjector
[MED9296] conjectinge, ger. --> conjecting
[MED9297] conjecturacion, n. --> conjecturation
[MED9298] conjecturalli, adv. --> conjecturally
[MED9299] conjecturative, adj. --> conjecturative
[MED9300] conjecture, n. --> conjecture
[MED9301] conjecturen, v. --> conjecture
[MED9302] conjecturing, ger. --> conjecturing
[MED9302.5] conjoien, v. --> conjoy
[MED9303] conjoinen, v. --> conjoin
[MED9304] conjoining, ger. --> conjoining
[MED9305] conjointli, adv. --> conjointly
[MED9306] conjoun, n. --> congeon | conjon
[MED9307] conjugacion, n. --> conjugation
[MED9308] conjugat, ppl. --> conjugate
[MED9309] conjugatour, n. --> conjugatour
[MED9310] conjunccioun, n. --> conjunction
[MED9311] conjunct, ppl. --> conjunct
[MED9312] conjunctif, adj. --> conjunctive
[MED9313] conjunctiva, -if, adj. --> conjunctiva
[MED9314] conjunctli, adv. --> conjunctly
[MED9315] conjuracioun, n. --> conjuration
[MED9316] conjuratour, n. --> conjurator
[MED9317] conjure, n. --> conjure
[MED9318] conjurement, n. --> conjurement
[MED9319] conjuren, v. --> conjure
[MED9320] conjurere, n. --> conjurer | conjuror
[MED9321] conjuringe, ger. --> conjuring
[MED9322] conjurisoun, n. --> conjurison
[MED9323] connates, n. (pl.) --> connates
[MED9324] conneccioun, n. --> connection | connexion
[MED9325] connecten, v. --> connect
[MED9326] connen, v. --> can
[MED9326.5] conner(e, n. --> canner
[MED9327] connexes, n. (pl.) --> connexes
[MED9328] conning, ppl. --> cunning
[MED9329] conningal, adj. --> conningal
[MED9330] conninge, ger. --> cunning
[MED9331] conningful, adj. --> conningful
[MED9332] conningles, adj. --> conningles
[MED9333] conningli, adv. --> cunningly
[MED9334] conningnesse, n. --> cunningness
[MED9335] conningship, n. --> conningship
[MED9336] connotacion, n. --> connotation
[MED9337] connumerat, ppl. --> connumerat
[MED9338] conoun, n. --> conoun
[MED9339] conquass(ac)ioun, n. --> conquassacioun
[MED9340] conqueren, v. --> conquer
[MED9341] conqueresse, n. --> conqueress
[MED9342] conquering, ger. --> conquering
[MED9343] conquerour, n. --> conqueror
[MED9344] conquest(e, n. --> conquest
[MED9345] conquesten, v. --> conquest
[MED9346] conregent, ppl. --> conregent
[MED9347] conrei, n. --> conrey
[MED9348] consacren, v. --> consacre
[MED9349] consanguinite, n. --> consanguinity
[MED9350] conscience, n. --> conscience
[MED9350.5] conscienced, ppl. --> conscienced
[MED9351] conscienceles, adj. --> conscienceless
[MED9352] conscienceli, adv. --> consciencely
[MED9353] conscripcioun, n. --> conscription
[MED9354] conscript fadres, phr. --> conscript fathers
[MED9355] consecracioun, n. --> consecration
[MED9356] consecraten, v. --> consecrate
[MED9357] consecucioun, n. --> consecution
[MED9358] consecuten, v. --> consecute
[MED9359] conseile, adj. --> conseile
[MED9360] consence, n. --> consense
[MED9361] consent, n. --> consent
[MED9362] consenta(u)nt, adj. &amp; n. --> consentant
[MED9363] consentement, n. --> consentment
[MED9364] consenten, v. --> consent
[MED9365] consentinge, ger. --> consenting
[MED9366] consentingli, adv. --> consentingly
[MED9367] consentour, n. --> consenter
[MED9368] consequence, n. --> consequence
[MED9369] consequent, n. --> consequent
[MED9370] consequent, ppl. --> consequent
[MED9371] consequentli, adv. --> consequently
[MED9372] conservacie, n. --> conservacy
[MED9373] conservacioun, n. --> conservation
[MED9374] conservatif, adj. &amp; n. --> conservative
[MED9375] conservatour, n. --> conservator
[MED9376] conservatrice, n. --> conservatrix
[MED9377] conservaunt, n. --> conservant
[MED9378] conserve, n. --> conserve
[MED9379] conserven, v. --> conserve
[MED9380] conserver, n. --> conserver
[MED9381] conserving, ger. --> conserving
[MED9382] considerable, adj. --> considerable
[MED9383] consideracioun, n. --> consideration
[MED9384] considerat, ppl. --> considerate
[MED9385] consideratif, adj. --> considerative
[MED9386] consideraunce, n. --> considerance
[MED9387] consideren, v. --> consider
[MED9388] considerer, n. --> considerer
[MED9389] consigned, ppl. --> consigned
[MED9390] consilie, n. --> consilie
[MED9391] consimile, adj. --> consimile
[MED9392] consistorie, n. --> consistory
[MED9393] consociat, ppl. --> consociate
[MED9394] consolacioun, n. --> consolation
[MED9395] consolatorie, adj. --> consolatory
[MED9396] consolidable, adj. --> consolidable
[MED9397] consolidacioun, n. --> consolidation
[MED9398] consolidatif, adj. &amp; n. --> consolidative
[MED9399] consonancie, n. --> consonancy
[MED9400] consonant, ppl. &amp; n. --> consonant
[MED9401] consorcite, n. --> consorcite
[MED9402] consort, n. --> consort
[MED9403] consoude, n. --> consound
[MED9404] consouden, v. --> consoude | consound
[MED9405] consoudere, n. --> consouder
[MED9406] consouding, ger. --> consouding
[MED9406.5] consounden, v. --> consound
[MED9407] conspeccion, n. --> conspection
[MED9408] conspect, n. --> conspect
[MED9409] conspiracie, n. --> conspiracy
[MED9410] conspiracioun, n. --> conspiration
[MED9411] conspiratour, n. --> conspirator
[MED9412] conspiratrice, n. --> conspiratrice
[MED9413] conspirement, n. --> conspirement
[MED9414] conspiren, v. --> conspire
[MED9415] conspirere, n. --> conspirere
[MED9416] conspiring, ger. --> conspiring
[MED9417] conspissacion, n. --> conspissation
[MED9418] constable, n. --> constable
[MED9419] constablerie, n. --> constablery
[MED9420] constableship, n. --> constableship
[MED9421] constablesse, n. --> constabless
[MED9422] constable-wike, n. --> constable-wike
[MED9423] constat, n. --> constat
[MED9424] constaunce, n. --> constance
[MED9425] constaunt, adj. --> constant
[MED9426] consta(u)ntli, adv. --> constantly
[MED9427] constellacioun, n. --> constellation
[MED9428] constered, ppl. --> constered
[MED9429] constillen, v. --> constil | constille
[MED9430] constipacioun, n. --> constipation
[MED9431] constipat, ppl. --> constipate
[MED9432] constipen, v. --> constipe
[MED9433] constitucioun, n. --> constitution
[MED9434] constituten, v. --> constitute
[MED9435] constreinable, adj. --> constreinable
[MED9436] constreinaunce, n. --> consteinaunce
[MED9437] constreinen, v. --> constrain
[MED9438] constreiner, n. --> constrainer
[MED9439] constreininge, ger. --> constraining
[MED9440] constreiningli, adv. --> constrainingly
[MED9441] constreint(e, n. --> constraint
[MED9442] constriccioun, n. --> constriction
[MED9442.5] constricciounen, v. --> constricciounen
[MED9443] constrict, ppl. --> constrict
[MED9444] constrictif, adj. (&amp; n.) --> constrictive
[MED9445] construccioun, n. --> construction
[MED9446] construct, ppl. --> construct
[MED9447] construen, v. --> construe
[MED9448] construere, n. --> construer
[MED9449] construinge, ger. --> construing
[MED9450] consubstancial, adj. --> consubstantial
[MED9451] consuet, ppl. --> consuete
[MED9452] consuetude, n. --> consuetude
[MED9453] consuetudeli, adj. --> consuetudely
[MED9454] consuetudinarie, adj. &amp; n. --> consuetudinary
[MED9455] consufferen, v. --> consuffer
[MED9456] consul, n. --> consul
[MED9457] consular, adj. --> consular
[MED9458] consularie, n. --> consulary
[MED9459] consulat, n. --> consulate
[MED9460] consuler, n. --> consular
[MED9461] consumen, v. --> consume
[MED9462] consumer, n. --> consumer
[MED9463] consuming, ger. --> consuming
[MED9464] consummacioun, n. --> consummation
[MED9465] consummaten, v. --> consummate
[MED9466] consumpcioun, n. --> consumption
[MED9467] consumpten, v. --> consumpt
[MED9468] consumptif, adj. &amp; n. --> consumptive
[MED9469] contagioun, n. --> contagion
[MED9470] contagious, adj. --> contagious
[MED9471] contagiousli, adv. --> contagiously
[MED9472] contagiousnesse, n. --> contagiousness
[MED9473] contagiouste, n. --> contagiouste
[MED9474] contaminable, adj. --> contaminable
[MED9475] contaminacioun, n. --> contamination
[MED9476] contaminaten, v. --> contaminate
[MED9477] conteinen, v. --> contain
[MED9478] conteiner, n. --> conteiner
[MED9479] conteininge, ger. --> containing
[MED9480] contek, n. --> conteck
[MED9481] conteken, v. --> conteck
[MED9482] contekhede, n. --> conteckhead
[MED9483] contekinge, ger. --> conteking
[MED9484] contekour, n. --> contecker
[MED9485] contempcion, n. --> contemption
[MED9486] contemperat, ppl. --> contemperate
[MED9486.5] contemperatli, adv. --> contemperately
[MED9487] contemplable, adj. --> contemplable
[MED9488] contemplacioun, n. --> contemplation
[MED9489] contemplatif, adj. &amp; n. --> contemplative
[MED9490] contemplatifeli, adv. --> contemplatively
[MED9491] contemplatour, n. --> contemplatour
[MED9492] contemplaunce, n. --> contemplance
[MED9493] contempling, ppl. --> contempling
[MED9494] contempnen, v. --> contemn
[MED9495] contemporanie, adj. as n. --> contemporany
[MED9496] contempt, n. --> contempt
[MED9497] contempt, ppl. --> contempt
[MED9498] contemptible, adj. --> contemptible
[MED9499] contemptibli, adv. --> contemptibly
[MED9500] contenaunce, n. --> countenance
[MED9501] contenauncen, v. --> countenance
[MED9502] contenauncing, ger. --> contenauncing
[MED9503] contencios, adj. --> contentious
[MED9504] contencioun, n. --> contention
[MED9505] contenden, v. --> contend
[MED9506] contendinge, ger. --> contending
[MED9507] contenement, n. --> contenement
[MED9508] content, n.(1) --> content
[MED9509] content, n.(2) --> content
[MED9510] content, n.(3) --> content
[MED9511] contentacion, n.(1) --> contentation
[MED9512] contentacion, n.(2) --> cpmtentacion
[MED9513] contentement, n. --> contentment
[MED9514] contenten, v. --> content
[MED9514.5] contentif, adj. --> contentive
[MED9515] contentinge, ger. --> contenting
[MED9516] contenue, n. --> contenu | continue
[MED9517] contestat, ppl. --> contestate
[MED9518] context, n. --> context
[MED9519] context, ppl. --> context
[MED9520] conthoral, n. --> conthoral
[MED9521] contiguacioun, n. --> contiguacioun
[MED9522] contiguale, adv. --> contiguale
[MED9523] contiguat, ppl. --> contiguate
[MED9524] continence, n. --> continence
[MED9525] continent, n. --> continent
[MED9526] continent, adj. --> continent
[MED9527] continentli, adv. --> continently
[MED9528] contingence, n. --> contingence
[MED9529] contingent, ppl. --> contingent
[MED9530] contingentli, adv. --> contingently
[MED9531] continuacioun, n. --> continuation
[MED9532] continuant(li, adv. --> continuantly
[MED9533] continuaten, v. --> continuate
[MED9534] continuaunce, n. --> continuance
[MED9535] continu(e, adj. &amp; n. --> continue
[MED9536] continuel, adj. --> continual
[MED9537] continuel(e)ment, adv. --> continually
[MED9538] continuel(l)i, adv. --> continually
[MED9539] continuen, v. --> continue
[MED9539.5] continuent, adj. --> continuant
[MED9540] continuhede, n. --> continuhede
[MED9541] continuinge, ger. --> continuing
[MED9542] continuingli, adv. --> continuingly
[MED9543] continuite, n. --> continuity
[MED9544] contorsioun, n. --> contortion
[MED9545] contorted, ppl. --> contorted
[MED9546] contounden, v. --> contound
[MED9547] contourbed, ppl. --> conturb
[MED9548] contra, adv. &amp; n. --> contra
[MED9549] contraccioun, n. --> contraction
[MED9550] contract, n. --> contract
[MED9551] contract, ppl. (&amp; n.) --> contract
[MED9551.5] contractable, adj. --> contractible
[MED9552] contracten, v. --> contract
[MED9553] contradiccioun, n. --> contradiction
[MED9554] contradictorie, adj. as n. --> contradictory
[MED9555] contradictorious, adj. --> contradictorious
[MED9556] contradien, v. --> contradie
[MED9557] contrahing, ppl. --> contrahing
[MED9558] contraire, n. --> contrair
[MED9559] contraire, adj. &amp; adv. --> contrair
[MED9560] contrariaunce, n. --> contrariance
[MED9561] contrariaunt, ppl. --> contrariant
[MED9562] contrarie, n. --> contrary
[MED9563] contrarie, adj. --> contrary
[MED9564] contrarie, adv. &amp; prep. --> contrary
[MED9565] contrarien, v. --> contrary
[MED9566] contrariete, n. --> contrariety
[MED9567] contrariinge, ger. --> contrarying
[MED9568] contrarili, adv. --> contrarily
[MED9569] contrarinesse, n. --> contrariness
[MED9570] contrariour, n. --> contrariour
[MED9571] contrarious, adj. --> contrarious
[MED9572] contrariousete, n. --> contrariosity
[MED9573] contrariousli, adv. --> contrariously
[MED9574] contrariousnesse, n. --> contrariousness
[MED9575] contrari-wise, adv. --> contrariwise
[MED9576] contravelen, v. --> contravelen
[MED9577] contre(e, n. --> country
[MED9578] contrefaiture, n. --> counterfeiture
[MED9579] contre-man, n. --> countrywoman
[MED9580] contrenaturely, adv. --> contrenaturely
[MED9581] contrepane, n. --> counterpane
[MED9582] contreting, ger. --> contreting
[MED9583] contreven, v. --> contrive
[MED9584] contreving, ger. --> contriving
[MED9585] contrevour, n. --> contriver
[MED9586] contrevure, n. --> contrevure | contrevore
[MED9587] contre-ward, adv. or phr. --> countryward
[MED9588] contribucioun, n. --> contribution
[MED9589] contributorie, adj. (&amp; n.) --> contributory
[MED9590] contributour, n. --> contributor
[MED9591] contricioun, n. --> contrition
[MED9592] contristant, ppl. --> contristant
[MED9593] contristing, ppl. --> contristing
[MED9594] contrit, adj. --> contrite
[MED9595] contriten, v. --> contriten
[MED9596] contritli, adv. --> contritly
[MED9597] contriven, v. --> contrive
[MED9598] controngle, adv. --> controngle
[MED9599] controversie, n. --> controversy
[MED9600] contubernial, adj. &amp; adv. --> contubernial
[MED9601] contumacie, n. --> contumace
[MED9601.5] contumacien, ppl. --> contumacean
[MED9602] contumacite, n. --> contumacity
[MED9603] contumax, adj. --> contumax
[MED9604] contumelie, n. --> contumely
[MED9605] contumelious, adj. --> contumelious
[MED9606] contumulat, ppl. --> contumulate
[MED9607] conturbacioun, n. --> conturbation
[MED9608] contusen, v. --> contuse
[MED9609] contusioun, n. --> contusion
[MED9609.5] conveiable, adj. --> conveyable
[MED9610] conveiaunce, n. --> conveyance
[MED9611] conveie, n. --> covey
[MED9612] conveien, v. --> convey
[MED9613] conveiing, ger. --> conveying
[MED9614] convencional, adj. --> convencional
[MED9615] convencioun, n. --> convention
[MED9616] convenen, v. --> convene
[MED9617] convenience, n. --> convenience
[MED9618] convenient, adj. --> convenient
[MED9619] convenientli, adv. --> conveniently
[MED9620] conventicle, n. --> conventicle
[MED9621] conventicler, n. --> conventicler
[MED9622] conventual, adj. --> conventual
[MED9623] conventualli, adv. --> conventually
[MED9624] convers, n.(1) --> converse
[MED9625] convers, n.(2) --> convers
[MED9626] convers, n.(3) --> convers
[MED9627] conversacioun, n. --> conversation
[MED9628] conversat, ppl. --> conversate
[MED9629] conversaunt, ppl. --> conversant
[MED9630] conversauntly, adv. --> conversauntly
[MED9631] conversement, n. --> conversement
[MED9632] conversen, v.(1) --> converse
[MED9633] conversen, v.(2) --> converse
[MED9634] conversing, ger. --> conversing
[MED9635] conversioun, n. --> conversion
[MED9636] converten, v. --> convert
[MED9637] convertible, adj. --> convertible
[MED9638] convertinge, ger. --> converting
[MED9639] convict, ppl. as n. --> convict
[MED9640] convicten, v. --> convict
[MED9641] conviction, n. --> conviction
[MED9642] convocacioun, n. --> convocation
[MED9643] cooperante, ppl. --> cooperante
[MED9644] cooperator, n. --> co-operator
[MED9645] coordinarie, n. --> coordinary
[MED9646] cop, n. --> cop
[MED9647] coparsoner, n. --> coparcener
[MED9648] cope, n. --> cope
[MED9649] copen, v.(1) --> cope
[MED9650] copen, v.(2) --> cope
[MED9651] copenere, n. --> copener | copenere
[MED9652] coper, n. --> copper
[MED9653] coperose, n. --> copperas
[MED9654] coperoun, n. --> coperoun
[MED9655] copertener, n. --> copartner
[MED9656] cope-silver, n. --> cope-silver
[MED9657] copie, n. --> copy
[MED9658] copie-hold, n. --> copyhold
[MED9659] copie-holder, n. --> copie-holder
[MED9660] copie-land, n. --> copie-land
[MED9661] copien, v. --> copy
[MED9661.5] copiousite, n. --> copiosity
[MED9662] copious, adj. --> copious
[MED9663] copiousli, adv. --> copiously
[MED9664] copiousnesse, n. --> copiousness
[MED9665] copis, n. --> copis
[MED9666] copisen, v. --> coppice
[MED9667] copnen, v. --> copen
[MED9668] coppe, n. --> cop
[MED9669] copped, ppl. --> copped
[MED9670] coppel, n. --> cupel
[MED9671] copred, ppl. --> coppered
[MED9672] copren, adj. --> copren
[MED9673] coproctour, n. --> coproctour
[MED9674] cop-stol, n. --> coppy | coppy-stool
[MED9675] copulacion, n. --> copulation
[MED9676] copulaten, v. --> copulate
[MED9677] copulatif, adj. --> copulative
[MED9678] cop-ward, adv. --> cop-ward
[MED9679] cop-wed, n. --> cop-wed
[MED9680] coquinerie, n. --> coquinery
[MED9681] coracine, adj. --> coracine
[MED9682] corage, n. --> courage
[MED9683] corageful, adj. --> courageful
[MED9684] coragen, v. --> courage
[MED9685] coragenesse, n. --> courageness
[MED9686] corageous, adj. --> courageous
[MED9687] corageousli, adv. --> courageously 
[MED9688] corageousnesse, n. --> courageousness
[MED9689] corageouste, n. --> coraiouste
[MED9690] coraging, ger. --> coraging
[MED9691] coral, n.(1) --> coral
[MED9692] coral, n.(2) --> coral
[MED9693] coral, adj. --> coral
[MED9694] corance, n. --> corat
[MED9695] corauns, n. --> currant
[MED9696] corb, n. --> curb
[MED9697] corban, n. --> corban
[MED9698] corbel, n. --> corbel
[MED9699] corbeller, n. --> corbeller
[MED9700] corbet, n. --> corbet
[MED9701] corbin, n. --> corbin
[MED9702] corce, n. --> corce
[MED9703] cord, n. --> cord
[MED9704] cordal, n. --> cordaille
[MED9705] cordandli, adv. --> cordandly
[MED9706] cordaunt, ppl. --> cordant
[MED9707] corde, n. --> cord
[MED9708] corded, ppl. --> corded
[MED9709] cordeler, n. --> cordelier
[MED9710] cordeli, adj. --> cordely
[MED9711] cordelin, n. --> cordelin
[MED9712] cordement, n. --> cordement
[MED9713] corden, v.(1) --> cord
[MED9714] corden, v.(2) --> cord
[MED9715] corden, v.(3) --> corden
[MED9716] corder, n. --> corder
[MED9717] cordewan(e, n. --> cordwain
[MED9718] cordewaner, n. --> cordwainer
[MED9719] cordewanerie, n. --> cordewanerie
[MED9720] cordi, adj. --> cordy
[MED6778.5] cardiacus, adj. --> cardiac
[MED9721] cordial, n. --> cordial
[MED9722] cordial, adj. --> cordial
[MED9723] cordinge, ger. --> cording
[MED9724] cordon, n. --> cordon
[MED9725] cordous, adj. --> cordous
[MED9726] cordyng, ppl. --> according
[MED9727] core, n.(1) --> core
[MED9728] cor(e, n.(2) --> core
[MED9729] core, n.(3) --> cor
[MED9730] coren, v. --> ycoryd
[MED9731] coren bote, phr. --> coren bote
[MED9732] corf, n. --> corf
[MED9733] corfestre, n. --> corefestre
[MED9734] cori, n. --> cory
[MED9735] coria(u)ndre, n. --> coriander
[MED9736] Coribant, n. --> Corybant
[MED9737] coried, ppl. --> coried
[MED9738] corigiole, n. --> corrigiole
[MED9739] corinthe, n. --> corinthe
[MED9740] Corinthies, n. (pl.) --> Corinthies
[MED9741] Corinthoise, adj. --> Corinthoise
[MED9742] coriun, n. --> coriun
[MED9743] cork, n.(1) --> cork
[MED9744] cork, n.(2) --> cork
[MED9745] cork(e, n. --> cork
[MED9746] corked, ppl. --> corked
[MED9747] corkel, n. --> corkel
[MED9747.5] corken, v. --> cork
[MED9748] corkles, n. (pl.) --> corkles
[MED9749] cormarie, n. --> cormarie
[MED9750] cormeraunt, n. --> cormorant
[MED9751] corn, n. --> corn
[MED9752] cornagium, n. --> cornage
[MED9753] cornal, adj. --> cornal
[MED9754] cornardie, n. --> cornardy
[MED9755] corn-bote, n. --> corn-bote
[MED9756] corne, n.(1) --> corn
[MED9757] corne-, n.(2) --> corne
[MED9758] corne, adj. --> corn | corne
[MED9759] cornea, n. --> cornea
[MED9760] corned, ppl. --> corned
[MED9761] corneille, n. --> corneille
[MED9762] cornel, n. --> cornel
[MED9763] corneled, ppl. --> corneled
[MED9764] cornel(e)dli, adv. --> corneledly
[MED9765] corneline, n. --> cornelian
[MED9766] cornemuse, n. --> cornemuse
[MED9767] cornen, v. --> corn
[MED9768] corneole, n. --> corneole
[MED9769] corner, n.(1) --> corner
[MED9770] corner, n.(2) --> corner
[MED9771] cornered, ppl. --> cornered
[MED9772] corner-ston, n. --> corner-stone
[MED9773] cornester, n. --> cornester
[MED9774] cornet, n. --> cornet
[MED9775] corni, adj. --> corny
[MED9776] corniculer, n. --> corniculer
[MED9777] Cornish, adj.(1) --> Cornish
[MED9778] cornish, adj.(2) --> Cornish
[MED9779] Cornishman, n. --> Cornishman
[MED9780] cornodo, n. --> cornuto
[MED9781] Cornwaile, n. --> Cornwall
[MED9782] Corn-walish, adj. --> Cornwalish
[MED9783] corolarie, n. --> corollary
[MED9784] corolarie, adj. --> corolarie
[MED9785] coronacioun, n. --> coronation
[MED9786] coronacle, n. --> coronacle
[MED9787] coronaire, n. --> coronaire
[MED9788] coronal, n. --> coronal
[MED9789] coronal(e, adj. &amp; n. --> coronal
[MED9790] coronaled, ppl. --> coronalled | coronaled
[MED9791] coronat, ppl. --> coronate
[MED9792] coronatour, n. --> coronatour
[MED9793] coronership(e, n. --> coronership
[MED9794] coroune, n. --> crown
[MED9795] corounement, n. --> crownment
[MED9796] corounen, v.(1) --> crown
[MED9797] corounen, v.(2) --> crone
[MED9798] corouner, n. --> coroner
[MED9799] corounere, n. --> corowner
[MED9800] corounet, n. --> crownet
[MED9801] corouning, ger. --> crowning
[MED9802] corour, n. --> courier
[MED9803] corphun, n. --> corpion
[MED9804] corpisse, n. --> corpisse
[MED9805] corpling, n. --> corpling
[MED9806] corporacioun, n. --> corporation
[MED9807] corporal, n. --> corporal
[MED9808] corporal, adj. --> corporal
[MED9809] corporas, n. --> corporas
[MED9810] corporaten, v. --> corporate
[MED9811] corporeal, adj. --> corporeal
[MED9812] corporen, v. --> corpore
[MED9813] corpsli, adj. --> corpsly
[MED9814] corpulence, n. --> corpulence
[MED9815] corpulent, adj. --> corpulent
[MED9816] corpulentnesse, n. --> corpulentness
[MED9817] Corpus Christi, phr. --> Corpus Christi
[MED9818] corrasour, n. --> corviser | corvisor
[MED9819] correccioun, n. --> correction
[MED9820] correctable, adj. --> correctable
[MED9821] correctage, n. --> correctage
[MED9822] correcten, v. --> correct
[MED9823] correcting, ger. --> correcting
[MED9824] correctour, n. --> corrector
[MED9825] correpcioun, n. --> correption
[MED9826] correpten, v. --> corrept
[MED9827] correpting, ger. --> correpting
[MED9828] correspondence, n. --> correspondence
[MED9829] correspondent, ppl. --> correspondent
[MED9830] corrigen, v. --> corrige
[MED9831] corrigible, adj. --> corrigible
[MED9832] corrin, n. --> corrin
[MED9833] corroboracioun, n. --> corroboration
[MED9834] corroden, v. --> corrode
[MED9835] corrodie, n. --> corrody | corody
[MED9836] corroding, ger. --> 
[MED9837] corrosie, n. --> corsie
[MED9838] corrosif, adj. &amp; n. --> corrosive
[MED9839] corrosioun, n. --> corrosion
[MED9840] corrugat, ppl. --> corrogate
[MED9841] corrumpable, adj. --> corrumpable
[MED9842] corrumpcioun, n. --> corrumpcion
[MED9843] corrumpen, v. --> corrump
[MED9844] corrumping, ger. --> corrumping
[MED9845] corrupcioun, n. --> corruption
[MED9846] corrupen, v. --> corrup | corruppe
[MED9847] corrupten, v. --> corrupt
[MED9848] corruptibilite, n. --> corruptibility
[MED9849] corruptible, adj. &amp; n. --> corruptible
[MED9850] corruptif, adj. --> corruptive
[MED9851] corrupting, ger. --> corrupting
[MED9852] corruptli(che, adv. --> corruptly
[MED9853] corruptour, n. --> corrupter | corruptor
[MED9854] cors, n. --> corse
[MED9855] Cor Scorpionis, n. --> Cor Scorpionis
[MED9856] cor-seint, n. --> corsaint
[MED9857] corser, n. --> corser | courser
[MED9858] corserie, n. --> corserie
[MED9859] corset, n. --> corset
[MED9860] corsi, adj. --> corsy
[MED9861] corsif, adj. --> corsive
[MED9862] corsifnesse, n. --> corsifnesse
[MED9863] corsing, ger. --> corse | course
[MED9864] corsious, adj. --> corsious
[MED9865] corsiousnesse, n. --> corsiousness
[MED9866] corsure, n. --> corsure
[MED9866.5] cortex, n. --> cortex
[MED9867] cortice, n. --> cortice
[MED9868] cortiushede, n. --> cortiushede
[MED9869] coru, n. --> coru
[MED9869.5] coruscant, adj. --> coruscant
[MED9870] corve, n. --> corv&#x00E9;e
[MED9871] corveiser, n. --> corviser | corvisor
[MED9872] corver, n. --> corver
[MED9873] cos, n. --> kiss
[MED9874] cosh, n. --> cosh
[MED9875] cosin, n. --> cosin
[MED9876] cosinage, n. --> cousinage
[MED9877] cosin(e, n. --> cousin
[MED9878] cosinehod, n. --> cosinehod
[MED9879] cosiner, n. --> cozener
[MED9880] cosines, n. --> cousiness
[MED9881] cosmographie, n. --> cosmography
[MED9882] cosmos, n. --> cosmos
[MED9883] cosp, n. --> cosp
[MED9884] cossen, v. --> coss
[MED9885] cosser, n. --> cosser | coser
[MED9886] cos(s)eri, n. --> cosser | coser
[MED9887] cost, n.(1) --> cost
[MED9888] cost, n.(2) --> cost
[MED9889] cost, n.(3) --> cost
[MED9890] cost, n.(4) --> cost
[MED9891] costable, adj. --> costable
[MED9892] costage, n. --> costage
[MED9893] costard, n. --> costard
[MED9894] coste, n. --> coast
[MED9895] costeiant, ppl. --> costeiant
[MED9896] costeien, v. --> coast
[MED9897] costen, v. --> cost
[MED9898] coster, n.(1) --> coster
[MED9899] coster, n.(2) --> coaster
[MED9900] costering, n. --> costering
[MED9901] costful, adj.(1) --> costful
[MED9902] costful, adj.(2) --> costful
[MED9903] costfulli, adv. --> costfully
[MED9904] costi, adj. --> costy
[MED9905] costif, adj. --> costive
[MED9906] costifhed, n. --> costifhed
[MED9907] costifnes(se, n. --> costiveness
[MED9908] costioseli, adv. --> costiously
[MED9909] costiosenes, n. --> costiousness
[MED9910] costious, adj. --> costious
[MED9911] cost-leue, adj. --> costlew
[MED9912] costli, adj. --> costly
[MED9913] costli, adv. --> costly
[MED9914] cost-marie, n. --> costmary
[MED9915] costnen, v. --> costen
[MED9916] costnien, v. --> costen
[MED9917] costning, ger.(1) --> costnung
[MED9918] costning, ger.(2) --> costning
[MED9919] costrel, n. --> costrel
[MED9920] costret, n. --> costret
[MED9921] costung, n. --> costung
[MED9922] cot, n. --> cot
[MED9922.5] cotacioun, n. --> cotacioun
[MED9923] cotage, n. --> cottage
[MED9924] cotarie, n. --> cotarie
[MED9925] cot(e, n.(1) --> cote
[MED9926] cote, n.(2) --> coat
[MED9927] cote, n.(3) --> quote
[MED9928] cote, n.(4) --> coot
[MED9929] cote-armure, n. --> coat-armour
[MED9930] coten, v.(1) --> coat
[MED9931] coten, v.(2) --> quote
[MED9932] coter, n.(1) --> cottier
[MED9933] coter, n.(2) --> coter
[MED9934] coterel, n.(1) --> coterell
[MED9935] coterel, n.(2) --> coterell
[MED9936] coth, n. --> cothe | coath
[MED9937] cothen, v. --> cothe
[MED9938] coth-wort, n. --> coth-wort
[MED9939] cotidialli, adv. --> quotidially
[MED9940] cotidian, adj. &amp; n. --> quotidian
[MED9941] cotidianli, adv. --> quotidianly
[MED9942] cotil-bord, n. --> cotil-bord
[MED9943] cot-lif, n. --> cotlif
[MED9944] cot-man, n. --> cotman
[MED9945] cotoned, ppl. adj. --> cottoned
[MED9946] cotoner, n. --> cottoner
[MED9947] cotoun, n. --> cotton
[MED9948] cot-set(e, n. --> cotset
[MED9949] cot-setle, n. --> cot-setle
[MED9950] cotul, n. --> cotul
[MED9951] cou, n. --> cow
[MED9952] couard, n. --> coward
[MED9953] couard, adj. --> coward
[MED9954] couarden, v. --> coward
[MED9955] couardie, n. --> cowardy
[MED9956] couardise, n. --> cowardice
[MED9957] couardive, adj. as n. --> cowardive
[MED9958] couardli, adv. --> cowardly
[MED9959] couardnes(se, n. --> cowardness
[MED9960] couardshipe, n. --> cowardness
[MED9961] couchant, ppl. --> couchant
[MED9962] couche, n. --> couch
[MED9963] couchen, v. --> couch
[MED9964] couching, ger. --> couching
[MED9965] couchour, n. --> coucher
[MED9966] coue, adj. &amp; n. --> couwee
[MED9967] couer, n. --> couer
[MED9968] couerie, n. --> couerie
[MED9969] cough, n. --> cough
[MED9970] coughen, v. --> cough
[MED9971] coughing, ger. --> coughing
[MED9972] cou-herde, n. --> cowherd
[MED9973] coule, n.(1) --> cowl
[MED9974] coule, n.(2) --> coule
[MED9975] couled, adj. --> couled
[MED9976] coule-wright, n. --> coule-wright
[MED9977] coumb, n.(1) --> coomb | comb
[MED9978] coumb, n.(2) --> coumb
[MED9979] coumber, n. --> cumber
[MED9980] counderen, v. --> counder
[MED9981] counseil, n. --> counsel
[MED9982] counseilen, v. --> counsel
[MED9983] counseiler, n. --> counsellor | counselor
[MED9984] counseileres, n. --> counseileres
[MED9985] counseiling, ger. --> counselling | counseling
[MED9986] counseil-les, adj. --> counselless
[MED9987] countable, adj. &amp; n. --> countable
[MED9988] counte, n.(1) --> count
[MED9989] counte, n.(2) --> comity
[MED9990] counte, n.(3) --> county
[MED9991] counten, v. --> count
[MED9992] countes(se, n. --> countess
[MED9993] counting, ger. --> counting
[MED9994] countour, n.(1) --> counter
[MED9995] countour, n.(2) --> countour
[MED9996] countre, n.(1) --> counter
[MED9997] countre, n.(2) --> counter
[MED9998] countre, adv. --> counter
[MED9999] countre, prep. --> counter
[MED10000] countre-, pref. --> counter-
[MED10001] countrefet, n. --> counterfeit
[MED10002] countrefet, ppl. --> counterfeit
[MED10003] countrefeten, v. --> counterfeit
[MED10004] countrefeter, n. --> counterfeiter
[MED10005] countrefeting, ger. --> counterfeiting
[MED10006] countremaunden, v. --> countermand
[MED10007] countren, v.(1) --> counter
[MED10008] countren, v.(2) --> counter
[MED10009] countrepeis(e, n. --> counterpoise
[MED10010] countrepeisen, v. --> counterpoise
[MED10011] countrepeising, ger. --> counterpoising
[MED10012] countrepoint, n.(1) --> counterpoint
[MED10013] countrepoint, n.(2) --> counterpoint
[MED10013.5] countreriver(e, n. --> contra-river
[MED10014] countretaille, n. --> countertail
[MED10015] countrevaille, n. --> countervail
[MED10016] countrevaillen, v. --> countervail
[MED10017] countring, ger.(1) --> counter
[MED10018] countring, ger.(2) --> acountering
[MED10019] countrollement, n. --> controlment
[MED10020] countrollen, v. --> control
[MED10021] countrollour, n. --> controller
[MED10022] coupable, adj. &amp; n. --> culpable
[MED10023] coupablenesse, n. --> coupableness
[MED10023.5] coupage, n. --> coupage
[MED10024] coupe, n.(1) --> coop
[MED10025] coupe, n.(2) --> culp(e
[MED10026] coupe, n.(3) --> coup
[MED10027] coupe-gorge, n. --> coupe-gorge
[MED10028] coupen, v.(1) --> cope
[MED10029] coupen, v.(2) --> coup | coupe
[MED10030] coupen, v.(3) --> coup
[MED10031] coupen, v.(4) --> coup | cowp
[MED10032] couperage, n. --> couperage
[MED10033] couper(e, n. --> cooper
[MED10034] couperesse, n. --> couperesse
[MED10035] couperie, n. --> couperie
[MED10036] coupinge, ger.(1) --> coping
[MED10037] coupinge, ger.(2) --> couping
[MED10038] couple, n. --> couple
[MED10039] couplen, v. --> couple
[MED10040] coupling, ger. --> coupling
[MED10041] courbe, n. --> courbe
[MED10042] courbe, adj. --> courbe
[MED10043] courben, v. --> courbe | courb
[MED10044] courbing, ger. --> courbing
[MED10044.5] courchever, n. --> courchever
[MED10045] couren, v. --> cower
[MED10046] courge, n. --> scourge
[MED10047] couroux, n. --> couroux
[MED10048] cours, n. --> course
[MED10049] cours, adj. --> coarse
[MED10050] coursarie, n. --> coursarie
[MED10051] co(u)rse-bonet, n. --> course-bonnet
[MED10052] coursen, v. --> course
[MED10053] courser, n. --> courser
[MED10054] coursli, adv. --> coursely
[MED10054.5] coursfish, n. --> coarse fish
[MED10055] court, n.(1) --> court
[MED10056] court, n.(2) --> court
[MED10057] court, adj. --> court
[MED10058] court-celdre, n. --> court-celdre
[MED10059] courteis, adj. &amp; n. --> courteous
[MED10060] courteisie, n. --> courtesy
[MED10061] courteisli, adj. --> courteously
[MED10062] courteisli(che, adv. --> courteously
[MED10063] courteisnesse, n. --> courteousness
[MED10064] courteour, n. --> courtier
[MED10065] courte-pi, n. --> courtepy
[MED10066] courtisan, n. --> courtesan | courtezan
[MED10067] courtli, adj. --> courtly
[MED10068] courtli, adv. --> courtly
[MED10068.5] courtnes, n. --> curtness
[MED10069] cou-shote, n. --> queest
[MED10070] cou-slippe, n. --> cowslip
[MED10071] cou-sokel, n. --> cow-suckle
[MED10072] coute, n. --> coute
[MED10073] coutel, n. --> coutel
[MED10074] couter, n. --> coutere
[MED10075] couth, adj. (&amp; n.) --> couth
[MED10076] couthlich, adj. --> couthly
[MED10077] couthli(che, adv. --> couthly
[MED10078] couvil-threshing, n. --> couvil-threshing
[MED10079] cou-wed, n. --> cow weed
[MED10080] covaunt, n. --> covaunt
[MED10081] cove, n. --> cove
[MED10082] covei(e, n. --> covey
[MED10083] coveise, n. --> coveise
[MED10084] coveitable, adj. --> covetable
[MED10085] coveiten, v. --> covet
[MED10086] coveiting, ger. --> coveiting
[MED10087] coveitingli, adv. --> coveitingly
[MED10088] coveitise, n. --> covetise
[MED10089] coveitour, n. --> coveter
[MED10090] coveitous, adj. --> covetous
[MED10091] coveitousli, adv. --> covetously
[MED10092] coveitousnes, n. --> covetousness
[MED10093] covel, n. --> cowl | coul
[MED10094] covenable, adj. --> covenable
[MED10095] covenablenesse, n. --> covenableness
[MED10096] covenablete, n. --> covenablete
[MED10097] covenabli, adv. --> conably
[MED10098] covenaunce, n. --> covenance
[MED10099] covenauncen, v. --> covenance
[MED10100] covenaunt, n. --> covenant
[MED10101] covenaunt, ppl. --> covenant
[MED10102] covenaunten, v. --> covenant
[MED10103] covenauntlich, adj. --> covenantlich
[MED10104] covent, n. --> convent
[MED10105] cover, n. --> cover
[MED10106] coverage, n. --> coverage
[MED10107] coverant, ppl. --> coverant
[MED10108] coveraunce, n. --> coverance
[MED10109] cover-chef, n. --> kerchief
[MED10110] covercle, n. --> canacle | conacle
[MED10111] covered-heded, adj. --> covered-headed
[MED10112] coveren, v.(1) --> cover
[MED10113] coveren, v.(2) --> cover
[MED10114] coveringe, ger.(1) --> covering
[MED10115] coveringe, ger.(2) --> covering
[MED10116] coverlite, n. --> coverlet
[MED10117] coverour, n. --> coverer
[MED10118] covert, n. --> covert
[MED10119] covert, ppl. &amp; adj. --> covert
[MED10120] covert, adv. --> covert
[MED10121] coverten, v. --> covert
[MED10122] coverting, ger. --> coverting
[MED10123] covertli, adv. --> covertly
[MED10124] covertnesse, n. --> covertness
[MED10125] coverture, n. --> coverture
[MED10126] covine, n. --> covin
[MED10127] covinen, v. --> covin
[MED10128] covinliche, adv. --> covinliche
[MED10129] covisie, n. --> covey
[MED10130] cowd-rif, adj. --> cowdrife
[MED10131] cowl, n. --> cowl
[MED10132] coxe, n. --> coxe | cox
[MED10133] cra, n. --> cra
[MED10134] crab(be, n.(1) --> crab
[MED10135] crab(be, n.(2) --> crab
[MED10136] crabbed, ppl. --> crabbed
[MED10137] crabbedli, adv. --> crabbedly
[MED10138] crabbednes(se, n. --> crabbedness
[MED10139] crabbe-lok, n. --> crabbe-lock
[MED10140] crabben, v. --> crab
[MED10141] cracche, n.(1) --> cratch
[MED10142] cracche, n.(2) --> cracche
[MED10143] cracchen, v. --> cratch
[MED10143.5] cracchen, v.(2) --> cracchen
[MED10144] cracching, ger. --> cratching
[MED10145] crachoun, n. --> crathon | craton
[MED10146] cradel, n. --> cradle
[MED10147] craft, n.(1) --> craft
[MED10148] craft, n.(2) --> croft
[MED10149] craften, v. --> craft
[MED10150] craftful, adj. --> craftful
[MED10151] craftfulliche, adv. --> craftulliche
[MED10152] crafti, n. --> crafty
[MED10153] crafti, adj. --> crafty
[MED10154] craftial, adj. --> craftial
[MED10155] craftihed, n. --> craftyhead
[MED10156] craftili, adv. --> craftly
[MED10157] craftines(se, n. --> craftiness
[MED10158] craftious, adj. --> craftious | craftiose
[MED10159] craftiousli, adv. --> craftiously
[MED10160] craftles, adj. --> craftless
[MED10161] craftli, adj. --> craftilich
[MED10162] crag, n. --> crag
[MED10163] cragge, n. --> crag
[MED10164] cragged, ppl. --> cragged
[MED10165] craggi, adj. --> craggy
[MED10166] crahien, v. --> crahien
[MED10167] crai(e, n. --> cray
[MED10168] craier, n. --> crayer | crare
[MED10169] craiton, n. --> cretoyne
[MED10170] crak, n.(1) --> crake
[MED10171] crak, n.(2) --> crack
[MED10172] crake-,  --> crake-
[MED10173] crakelen, v. --> crakele
[MED10174] craken, v. --> crack
[MED10175] crak(e)nel, n. --> cracknel
[MED10176] crake-pulling, n. --> crake-pulling
[MED10177] craker, n. --> cracker
[MED10178] craki, adj. --> craky
[MED10179] craking, ger. --> cracking
[MED10180] crakou, n. --> crakow
[MED10181] crakouen, v. --> cracow
[MED10182] cram-cake, n. --> cram-cake
[MED10183] crammel, n. --> crammel
[MED10184] crammen, v. --> cram
[MED10185] cramming, ger. --> cramming
[MED10186] crampaste, n. --> cram-paste
[MED10187] crampe, n.(1) --> cramp
[MED10188] crampe, n.(2) --> cramp
[MED10189] crampe, adj. --> crampe
[MED10190] crampen, v. --> crump
[MED10191] crampet, n. --> crampet
[MED10192] crampi, adj. --> crampy
[MED10193] cramping, ger. --> cramping
[MED10193.5] crampir, (no part of speech) --> crampir
[MED10194] crampishen, v. --> crampish
[MED10195] crampoun, n. --> crampoun
[MED10196] cramsen, v. --> cramse | cramze
[MED10197] cramsing, ger. --> cramse | cramze
[MED10198] cranage, n. --> cranage
[MED10199] crane, n.(1) --> crane
[MED10200] crane, n.(2) --> crane
[MED10201] craneum, n. --> craneum
[MED10202] crani, n. --> cranny
[MED10203] cranien, v. --> cranny
[MED10204] crank, n. --> crank
[MED10205] crankelon, n. --> crankelon
[MED10206] crannok, n. --> crannock
[MED10207] crap, n. --> crap
[MED10208] crapaude, n. --> crapaud
[MED10209] crape, n. --> crape
[MED10210] crapodin, n. --> crapodin
[MED10210.5] crapulous, adj. --> crapulous
[MED10210.6] crapulousli, adv. --> crapulously
[MED10211] cras, adj. &amp; n. --> crass
[MED10212] crase, n. --> craze
[MED10213] crasen, v. --> craze
[MED10214] crashen, v. --> crash
[MED10215] crashing, ger. --> crashing
[MED10216] crasie, n. --> craze
[MED10217] crasing, ger. --> crashing
[MED10218] crask, adj. --> crask
[MED10219] crasknesse, n. --> craskness
[MED10220] crassitude, n. --> crassitude
[MED10221] crassula, n. --> Crassula
[MED10222] crasure, n. --> crasure
[MED10223] crate, n. --> crate
[MED10223.5] craten, v. --> grate
[MED10224] craue, n. --> crow
[MED10225] craukan, n. --> cracon
[MED10226] craulen, v. --> crawl
[MED10227] cravant, adj. --> craven
[MED10228] craven, v. --> crave
[MED10229] craver, n. --> craver
[MED10230] craving, ger. --> craving
[MED10231] creable, adj. --> creable
[MED10232] creacioun, n. --> creation
[MED10233] creag, n. --> creag
[MED10234] creat, ppl. --> create
[MED10235] createn, v. --> create
[MED10236] creatour, n. --> creator
[MED10237] creature, n. --> creature
[MED10238] creaunce, n. --> creance
[MED10239] creauncen, v. --> creance
[MED10240] creauncer, n. --> creancer
[MED10241] creaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> creant
[MED10242] crechen, v. --> cratch
[MED10243] crede, n.(1) --> creed
[MED10244] crede, n.(2) --> creed
[MED10245] credelen, v. --> cradle
[MED10246] crede michi, n. --> crede michi
[MED10247] credence, n. --> credence
[MED10248] credencial, adj. --> credencial
[MED10249] credible, adj. --> credible
[MED10250] credibli, adv. --> credibly
[MED10251] creditour, n. --> creditor
[MED10252] credo, n. --> credo
[MED10253] credulite, n. --> credulity
[MED10254] creen, v. --> cree | crie
[MED10255] creken, v. --> creak
[MED10256] crel, n. --> creel
[MED10256.5] creler(e, n. --> creeler
[MED10257] creme, n.(1) --> cream | creme
[MED10258] creme, n.(2) --> cream
[MED10259] cremelen, v. --> cremelen
[MED10260] cremen, v.(1) --> creme
[MED10261] cremen, v.(2) --> crim
[MED10262] cremesin, n. &amp; adj. --> crimson
[MED10263] cremi, adj. --> cremi
[MED10264] cremmen, v. --> cram
[MED10265] cremming, ger. --> cramming
[MED10266] crempen, v. --> cremp
[MED10267] crengen, v. --> cringe
[MED10267.5] crepanaten, v. --> crepanaten
[MED10267.6] crepane, n. --> crepane
[MED10267.7] crepanen, v. --> crepanen
[MED10267.8] crepaning, ger. --> crepaning
[MED10268] crepature, n. --> crepature
[MED10269] crepel, n. --> cripple
[MED10270] crepel, adj. --> cripple
[MED10271] crepen, v. --> creep
[MED10272] creper, n. --> creeper
[MED10273] crepin, n. --> crepine | crespin(e
[MED10274] creping, ger. --> creeping
[MED10275] crepoly, n. --> crepoly
[MED10276] crepping, n. --> crepping
[MED10277] crepuscule, n. --> crepuscule
[MED10278] crepusculum, n. --> crepusculum
[MED10279] crescence, n. --> crescence
[MED10280] crese, n. --> crease
[MED10281] cresen, v.(1) --> crease
[MED10282] cresen, v.(2) --> crese
[MED10283] cresinge, ger.(1) --> creasing
[MED10284] cresinge, ger.(2) --> cressing
[MED10285] cressaunt, n. --> crescent
[MED10286] cresse, n. --> cress
[MED10287] cresset, n. --> cresset
[MED10288] cresseter, n. --> cresseter
[MED10289] cressorie, n. --> cressory
[MED10290] cres-table, n. --> cres-table
[MED10291] creste, n.(1) --> crest
[MED10292] creste, n.(2) --> crest | cress
[MED10293] crestel, n. --> crestel
[MED10294] cresten, v. --> crest
[MED10295] creste-wise, adv. --> creste-wise
[MED10296] crestin, n. --> crestyn
[MED10297] Cretals, n. (pl.) --> Cretals
[MED10298] crete, n.(1) --> crete
[MED10299] Crete, n.(2) --> creaght
[MED10300] cretein, n. --> cretein
[MED10300.5] cretel, n. --> cartle
[MED10301] cretik, adj. --> critic
[MED10302] cretone, n. --> cretone | cretoyne
[MED10303] creue, n. --> crew
[MED10304] creuen, v. --> creue
[MED10305] crevace, n. --> crevice
[MED10306] creven, v. --> creve
[MED10307] crevil, n. --> crevil
[MED10308] crevise, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> crayfish | crawfish
[MED10309] crib, n. --> crib
[MED10310] crib, v. --> crib
[MED10311] cribeler, n. --> cribeler
[MED10312] cribil-bred, n. --> cribble-bread
[MED10313] criblen, v. --> cribble
[MED10314] criblester, n. --> criblester
[MED10314.5] chrickenen, v. --> chrickenen
[MED10315] cri(e, n. --> cry
[MED10316] crien, v. --> cry
[MED10317] criing, ger. --> crying
[MED10318] criingli, adj. --> cryingly
[MED10319] crike, n.(1) --> creek
[MED10320] crike, n.(2) --> crick
[MED10321] criket, n. --> cricket
[MED10322] crime, n. --> crime
[MED10323] crimel, n. &amp; adj. --> cremil
[MED10324] crimen, v. --> crumb | crum
[MED10325] criminal, adj. --> criminal
[MED10326] criminatour, n. --> criminator
[MED10327] criminous, adj. --> criminous
[MED10328] crimpel, n. --> crimple
[MED10329] crimpen, v. --> crimp
[MED10330] crimplen, v. --> crimple
[MED10331] cringle, n. --> cringle
[MED10332] crinkled, ppl. --> crinkled
[MED10333] criour, n. --> crier
[MED10334] crious, adj. --> crious
[MED10335] criplen, v. --> cripple
[MED10336] crippe, n. --> crippe
[MED10337] cripped, ppl. --> cripped
[MED10338] cripte, n. --> crypt
[MED10339] crise, n. --> crise
[MED10340] crislere, n. --> crislere
[MED10341] crismatorie, n. --> chrismatory
[MED10342] crisme, n. --> chrisom
[MED10343] crismed, ppl. --> chrisom
[MED10344] crismer, n. --> chrismere
[MED10345] crisming, ger. --> chrisom
[MED10346] crisoletus, n. --> crisoletus
[MED10347] crisolite, n. --> chrysolite
[MED10348] crisopas(e, n. --> chrysoprase
[MED10349] crisp, n. --> crisp
[MED10350] crisp, adj. --> crisp
[MED10350.5] crispacioun, n. --> crispation
[MED10351] crispel, n. --> crispel
[MED10352] crispe malwe, phr. --> crisp mallow
[MED10353] crispen, v. --> crisp
[MED10354] crisphed, n. --> crisphead
[MED10355] crispi, adj. --> crispy
[MED10356] crispinal, n. --> crispinal
[MED10357] Crispin dai, n. --> Crispin Day
[MED10358] crisping, ger. --> crisping
[MED10359] crispitude, n. --> crispitude
[MED10360] crispnesse, n. --> crispness
[MED10361] Crist, n. --> Christ
[MED10362] cristal, n. --> crystal
[MED10363] cristal, adj. --> crystal
[MED10364] cristallanus, n. --> cristallanus
[MED10365] cristalline, n. --> crystalline
[MED10366] cristallin(e, adj. --> crystalline
[MED10367] cristalloide, n. --> crystalloid
[MED10368] cristate, n. --> cristate
[MED10369] Crist-eleison, interj. --> Kyrie eleison | Kyrie ele&#235;son
[MED10370] Crist(e)-man, n. --> christenman | cristenman
[MED10371] Criste-mas(se, n. --> Christmas
[MED10372] Cristen, adj. &amp; n. --> christen
[MED10373] Cristendom, n. --> Christendom
[MED10374] cristener, n. --> cristener
[MED10375] Cristenhede, n. --> Christenhead | Christenhood
[MED10376] Cristenli, adj. --> Christianly
[MED10377] Cristenli, adv. --> christenly
[MED10378] cristianet, n. --> cristianet
[MED10379] Cristianite, n. --> Christianity
[MED10380] Cristien, adj. --> Christian
[MED10381] Cristienli, adv. --> Christianly
[MED10382] cristi-grei, n. --> cristy gray | cristigrey
[MED10383] cristnen, v. --> christen
[MED10384] cristning, ger. --> christening
[MED10385] Cristofre, n. --> Christopher
[MED10386] critouns, n. --> criton
[MED10387] crobben, v. --> crob
[MED10388] crobbing, ger. --> crob
[MED10389] crocard, n. --> crockard
[MED10390] croce, n. --> crose | croce
[MED10390.5] croceat, adj. --> croceate
[MED10391] crocer, n. --> crosier | crozier
[MED10392] croched, ppl. --> croched
[MED10393] crochen, v. --> croche
[MED10394] crochet, n. --> crotchet
[MED10395] crocus, n. --> crocus
[MED10396] croft, n. --> croft
[MED10397] crofter, n. --> crofter
[MED10398] crogh, n. --> croh
[MED10399] croh, n. --> croh
[MED10399.5] croide, n. --> croide
[MED10400] croin, n. --> croin
[MED10401] crois, n. --> cross
[MED10402] croise, n. --> croisee | croisie | croisy
[MED10403] croisen, v. --> croise
[MED10404] croiser, n. --> crosier | crozier
[MED10405] croiserie, n. --> croiserie | croisery
[MED10406] crok, n. --> crook
[MED10407] croke, n. --> croke
[MED10408] croked, ppl. --> crooked
[MED10409] crokedli, adv. --> crookedly
[MED10410] crokednes(se, n. --> crookedness
[MED10411] croke-fer(re, n. --> croke-fer
[MED10412] croken, v. --> crook
[MED10413] croket, n. --> crocket
[MED10414] croking, ger. --> crooking
[MED10415] crokingli, adv. --> crookingly
[MED10416] crokke, n. --> crock
[MED10417] crokker(e, n. --> crocker
[MED10418] crolling, ger. --> crolling | crowling
[MED10419] cromatik, adj. as n. --> cromatic
[MED10420] cromb(e, n. --> crome | cromb | crump | cramp
[MED10421] crome, n. --> crumb
[MED10422] cromen, v. --> crumb | crum
[MED10423] crone, n. --> crone
[MED10424] cronen, v.(1) --> crone
[MED10425] cronen, v.(2) --> croon
[MED10426] crone-sanke, n. --> crone-sanke
[MED10427] cronicable, adj. --> chronicable
[MED10428] cronical, adj. --> chronical
[MED10429] cronicle, n. --> chronicle
[MED10430] croniclen, v. --> chronicle
[MED10431] cronicler, n. --> chronicler
[MED10432] cronicling, ger. --> chronicling
[MED10433] cronik, adj. --> chronic
[MED10434] cronike, n. --> chronique
[MED10435] croning, ger. --> crooning
[MED10436] crop, n. --> crop
[MED10437] cropling, n. --> cropling
[MED10438] crop-mader, n. --> crop-madder
[MED10439] croppen, v. --> crop
[MED10440] cropper(e, n. --> cropper
[MED10441] cropping, ger. --> cropping
[MED10442] cros, n. --> cross
[MED10443] cros-crosselet, n. --> cros-crosselet
[MED10444] cros-enpinning, ger. --> cross-enpinning
[MED10445] crosse, adv. --> cross
[MED10446] cros(se-boue, n. --> cross-bow
[MED10447] crosselet, n.(1) --> crosslet
[MED10448] crosselet, n.(2) --> crosslet
[MED10449] crossen, v. --> cross
[MED10450] crosser, n. --> crosser
[MED10450.5] crosser, n.(2) --> crosser
[MED10451] d, n. --> d
[MED10452] dabbe, n.(1) --> dab
[MED10453] dabbe, n.(2) --> dab
[MED10454] dabben, v. --> dab
[MED10455] dable-wif, n. --> dabble-wife
[MED10456] dactil, n. --> dactyl
[MED10457] dactilar, adj. (&amp; n.) --> dactylar
[MED10458] dadel, n. --> dadel
[MED10459] dadelar, n. --> dadelar
[MED10460] dadeling, ger. --> dadeling
[MED10461] daderen, v. --> dadder
[MED10462] d&#xE6;dbeten, v. --> daedbeten
[MED10462.5] dafenen, v. --> dafenen
[MED10463] dafene&#xFE;, v. (sg.3) --> dafeneth
[MED10464] daffe, n. --> daff
[MED10465] daffed, ppl. --> daffed
[MED10466] daffish, adj. --> daffish
[MED10467] dafte, adj. --> daft
[MED10468] dafteleik, n. --> daftlike
[MED10469] daftelike, adv. --> daftlike
[MED10470] dagge, n.(1) --> dag
[MED10471] dagge, n.(2) --> dag
[MED10472] daggen, v.(1) --> dag | dagged
[MED10473] daggen, v.(2) --> dag
[MED10474] daggen, v.(3) --> daggen
[MED10475] daggere, n. --> dagger
[MED10476] daggered, ppl. --> daggered
[MED10477] dagges-wain, n. --> dagswain
[MED10478] dagginge, ger. --> dagging
[MED10479] Dagon, n. --> Dagon
[MED10480] dagoun, n. --> dagon
[MED10481] dahe&#xF0;es, n. (gen.) --> dahethes
[MED10482] dai, n. --> day
[MED10483] daie, n. --> dey
[MED10484] daierie, n. --> dairy
[MED10485] daies-ie, n. --> daisy
[MED10486] daiish, adj. --> dayish
[MED10487] dailen, v. --> dailen
[MED10488] dailes, adj. --> dayless
[MED10489] daili, adj. --> daily
[MED10490] daili, adv. --> daily
[MED10491] dai-light, daies light, cpd. &amp; phr. --> daylight
[MED10492] dai-sterre, n. --> day-star
[MED10492.1] dai-tid(e, n. --> day tide
[MED10493] dai-werk, -work, daies werk, n. &amp; phr. --> daywork
[MED10494] daiwhamlich, -lik, adj. --> daiwhomly
[MED10495] daiwhamliche, -like, adv. --> daiwhomly
[MED10496] daker, n. --> daker
[MED10497] dal, n. --> dalle
[MED10498] dal, adj. --> dull
[MED10499] dale, n. --> dale
[MED10500] dale-bagge, n. --> dale-bag
[MED10501] dali, n. --> daly
[MED10502] daliacion, n. --> dalliation
[MED10503] daliaunce, n. --> dalliance
[MED10504] dalien, v. --> dally
[MED10505] daliinge, ger. --> dallying
[MED10506] dalk, n.(1) --> dalk | delk
[MED10507] dalk, n.(2) --> dalk
[MED10508] dalked, ppl. --> dalked
[MED10509] dalmatik, n. --> Dalmatic
[MED10510] dam, n. --> dam
[MED10511] damage, n. --> damage
[MED10512] damageful, adj. --> damageful
[MED10513] damageles, adj. --> damageless
[MED10514] damagen, v. --> damage
[MED10515] damageous, adj. --> damageous
[MED10516] damaging, ger. --> damaging
[MED10517] damascene, adj. as n. --> damson
[MED10518] damask, n. --> damask
[MED10519] dambre, n. --> dammar
[MED10520] damdok, n. --> damdok
[MED10521] dame, n. --> dame
[MED10522] damei, n. --> dam
[MED10523] damisele, n. --> damsel | damosel
[MED10524] dam-lad, n. --> dam-load
[MED10525] dammen, v. --> dam
[MED10526] dammer, n. --> dammer
[MED10527] damming, ger. --> damming
[MED10528] damp, n. --> dam | damp
[MED10529] dampen, v. --> damp
[MED10530] dampnable, adj. (&amp; adv.) --> damnable
[MED10531] dampnableli, adv. --> damnably
[MED10532] dampnacioun, n. --> damnation
[MED10533] dampnen, v. --> damn
[MED10534] dampnere, n. --> damner
[MED10535] dampning, ger. --> damning
[MED10536] dane-geld, n. --> Danegeld | Danegelt
[MED10537] Daneis, n. (sg. &amp; pl.) --> Danish
[MED10538] Danes, n. (pl.) Also sg. --> Dane
[MED10539] Danish, adj. &amp; n. --> Danish
[MED10540] Danishrie, n. --> Danishry
[MED10541] dank, adj. &amp; n. --> dank
[MED10542] danken, v. --> dank
[MED10543] dankinge, ger. --> danking
[MED10544] da-pacem, n. --> da pacem
[MED10545] daper, adj. --> dapper
[MED10546] daperli, adv. --> dapperly
[MED10547] daphene, n. --> Daphne
[MED10547.5] dappel, n. --> dapple
[MED10548] dappeld, ppl. --> dappled
[MED10549] dappel-grai, adj. &amp; n. --> dapple-grey
[MED10550] dapsilitie, n. --> dapsility
[MED10551] dard, v. (p.t.) --> dard
[MED10552] daren, v. --> dare
[MED10553] daring, ger. --> daring
[MED10554] dariol, n. --> dariole
[MED10555] darnel, n. --> darnel
[MED10556] dars, n. --> dace
[MED10557] dart, n. --> dart
[MED10558] darten, v. --> dart
[MED10559] dasard, n. --> dasart
[MED10560] dasedli, adv. --> dazedly
[MED10561] dasednesse, n. --> dazedness
[MED10562] dasen, v. --> daze
[MED10563] dash, n. --> dash
[MED10564] dashen, v. --> dash
[MED10565] dasher, n. --> dasher
[MED10566] dashing, ger. --> dashing
[MED10567] dasi-berd, n. --> dasiberd
[MED10567.5] dasning, ger. --> dasning
[MED10568] dastard, n. --> dastard
[MED10569] daswen, v. --> daswen
[MED10569.5] daswenesse, n. --> daswenesse
[MED10570] date, n.(1) --> date
[MED10571] date, n.(2) --> date
[MED10572] date, n.(3) --> date
[MED10573] daten, v. --> date
[MED10574] datheit, n. --> dahet | dathet
[MED10575] datif, adj. &amp; n. --> dative
[MED10576] daub, n. --> daub
[MED10577] dauben, v. --> daub
[MED10578] dauber, n. --> dauber
[MED10579] daubing, ger. --> daubing
[MED10580] daue, n. --> daw
[MED10581] dauen, v. --> daw
[MED10582] dauinge, ger. --> dawing
[MED10583] dauk(e, n. --> dauke
[MED10584] dauli, adv. --> dowly
[MED10585] daun, n. --> Dan
[MED10586] daunce, n. --> dance
[MED10587] dauncen, v. --> dance
[MED10588] dauncer, n. --> dancer
[MED10589] daunceresse, n. --> danceress
[MED10590] daunch, adj. or n. --> daunch
[MED10591] dauncinge, ger. --> dancing
[MED10592] daunen, v. --> dawn
[MED10593] daunger, n. --> danger
[MED10594] daungeren, v. --> danger
[MED10595] daungering, ger. --> dangering
[MED10596] daungerles, adj. --> dangerless
[MED10597] daungerous, adj. --> dangerous
[MED10598] dauninge, ger. --> dawning
[MED10599] daunselen, v. --> daunsel
[MED10600] daunt, n. --> daunt
[MED10601] daunten, v. --> daunt
[MED10602] daunting, ger. --> daunting
[MED10603] daunture, n. --> endaunture
[MED10604] dauphin, n. --> dolphin
[MED10605] David, n. --> David
[MED10606] daviot, n. --> davit
[MED10607] de, n. --> die
[MED10608] de, prep. --> de
[MED10609] de-, pref. --> de-
[MED10610] deablet, n. --> diablot
[MED10611] deabolik, adj. --> diabolic
[MED10612] deadotes, n. --> deadotes
[MED10613] dealbacioun, n. --> dealbation
[MED10614] dealbate, adj. --> dealbate
[MED10614.5] deambulacioun, n. --> deambulation
[MED10615] deambulatorie, n. --> deambulatory
[MED10616] deaurat, adj. --> deaurate
[MED10617] debande, n. --> debande
[MED10618] debarre, n. --> debar
[MED10619] debarren, v. --> debar
[MED10620] debat, n. --> debate
[MED10621] debate, n. --> debate
[MED10622] debaten, v.(1) --> debate
[MED10623] debaten, v.(2) --> debate
[MED10624] debatful, adj. --> debateful
[MED10625] debating, ger. --> debating
[MED10626] debatour, n. --> debater
[MED10627] debatous, adj. --> debatous
[MED10628] debatousli, adv. --> debatously
[MED10629] debellatioun, n. --> debellation
[MED10630] debellen, v. --> debel | debell
[MED10631] debentur, n. --> debenture
[MED10632] debilitacioun, n. --> debilitation
[MED10633] debilite, n. --> debility
[MED10634] debite, n. --> debit
[MED10635] debitrice, n. --> debitrice
[MED10636] debleries, n. pl. --> diablerie
[MED10637] debles, n. --> diable
[MED10638] deblet, n. --> dablet
[MED10639] debonaire, adj. &amp; n. --> debonair | debonnaire
[MED10640] debonair(e)li, adv. --> debonairly
[MED10641] debonairete, n. --> debonairty | debonarity
[MED10642] debonairnes(se, n. --> debonairness
[MED10643] debonairshipe, n. --> debonairship
[MED10644] debonarie, adj. --> debonary
[MED10645] debounte, adj. &amp; n. --> debounte
[MED10645.5] Debregemin, n. --> Debregemin
[MED10646] debreiden, v. --> debraid
[MED10647] debreken, v. --> debreak
[MED10648] debresten, v. --> deburst
[MED10649] debrisen, v. --> debruise
[MED10650] debursing, ger. --> debursing
[MED10651] decacordes, n. --> decachord
[MED10652] decade, n. --> decade
[MED10653] decai, n. --> decay
[MED10654] decaien, v. --> decay
[MED10655] decalog, n. --> Decalogue
[MED10656] decalvacioun, n. --> decalvation
[MED10657] decan, n. --> decan
[MED10658] decanair, n. --> decener
[MED10659] decas, n. --> decas
[MED10659.5] decast, ppl. --> de-cast
[MED10660] deceit(e, n. --> deceit
[MED10661] deceiteousli, adv. --> deceiteously
[MED10662] deceitful, adj. --> deceitful
[MED10663] deceitfulli, adv. --> deceitfully
[MED10664] deceitfulnes, n. --> deceitfulness
[MED10665] deceitli, adv. --> deceitly
[MED10666] deceituous, adj. --> deceituous
[MED10667] deceivable, adj. --> deceivable
[MED10668] deceivablenes, n. --> deceivableness
[MED10669] deceivabli, adv. --> deceivably
[MED10670] deceivandli, adv. --> deceivandly
[MED10671] deceivaunce, n. --> deceivance
[MED10672] deceivaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> deceivant
[MED10673] deceiven, v. --> deceive
[MED10674] deceiving, ger. --> deceiving
[MED10675] deceivour, n. --> deceiver
[MED10676] deceivous, adj. --> deceivous
[MED10677] deceivousli, adv. --> deceivously
[MED10678] Decembre, n. --> December
[MED10679] decempede, n. --> decaped
[MED10680] decemvir, n. --> decemvir
[MED10681] decennare, n. --> decenary | decennary
[MED10682] decenne, n. --> decen
[MED10683] decepcioun, n. --> deception
[MED10684] deceperacioun, n. --> deceperation
[MED10685] deceptoire, adj. --> deceptory
[MED10686] deceptorie, adj. --> deceptory
[MED10687] deces, n. --> decease
[MED10688] decesen, v. --> decease
[MED10689] decesing, ger. --> deceasing
[MED10690] decessioun, n. --> decession
[MED10691] dechen, v. --> deche
[MED10692] deciden, v. --> decide
[MED10693] deciding, ger. --> deciding
[MED10694] decimacioun, n. --> decimation
[MED10695] decisen, v. --> decise
[MED10695.5] decising(e, ger. --> decising
[MED10696] decisioun, n. --> decision
[MED10697] declamacioun, n. --> declamation
[MED10698] declamator, n. --> declamator
[MED10699] declamen, v. --> declaim
[MED10700] declamer, n. --> declaimer
[MED10701] declaracioun, n. --> declaration
[MED10702] declarative, n. --> declarative
[MED10703] declaratorie, adj. &amp; n. --> declaratory
[MED10704] declaren, v. --> declare
[MED10705] declarer, n. --> declarer
[MED10706] declaring, ger. --> declaring
[MED10707] declin, n. --> decline
[MED10708] declinable, adj. --> declinable
[MED10709] declinacioun, n. --> declination
[MED10710] declinant, ppl. --> declinant
[MED10711] declinen, v. --> decline
[MED10711.5] declining(e, ger. --> declining
[MED10712] declinson, n. --> declension
[MED10712.5] declive, adj. --> declive
[MED10713] decluden, v. --> disclude
[MED10714] decoccioun, n. --> decoction
[MED10715] decocten, v. --> decoct
[MED10716] decollacioun, n. --> decollation
[MED10717] decollat, ppl. --> decollate
[MED10718] decoloured, ppl. --> decoloured
[MED10719] decompound, ppl. --> decompound
[MED10720] decoped, ppl. --> decoped
[MED10721] decoracioun, n. --> decoration
[MED10722] decorat, ppl. --> decorate
[MED10723] decoratif, adj. --> decorative
[MED10724] decoren, v. --> decore
[MED10725] decorren, v. --> decorre
[MED10726] decre, n. --> decree
[MED10727] decreen, v. --> decree
[MED10728] decrepit, adj. --> decrepit
[MED10728.5] decrepite, n. --> decrepity
[MED10729] decrepitus, n. --> decrepitus
[MED10730] decres, n. --> decrease
[MED10731] decresen, v. --> decrease
[MED10732] decresing, ger. --> decreasing
[MED10733] decret, n. --> decreet
[MED10734] decret, ppl. --> decreed
[MED10735] decretal, n. --> decretal
[MED10736] decretiste, n. --> decretistre
[MED10737] decuple, n. --> decuple
[MED10738] decurie, n. --> decury
[MED10739] decurioun, n. --> decurion
[MED10740] decurrent, ppl. --> decurrent
[MED10741] decursiones, n. (pl.) --> decursion
[MED10742] decurtacioun, n. --> decurtation
[MED10743] ded, n. --> death
[MED10744] ded, adj. --> dead
[MED10745] ded, adj. as n. --> dead
[MED10746] ded, adv. --> dead
[MED10747] dedascht, ppl. --> dedashed
[MED10748] ded-bana, n. --> dad-bana
[MED10749] ded-boren, ppl. --> dead-born
[MED10750] ded-bote, n. --> deedbote
[MED10750.5] ded-boten, v. --> ded-boten
[MED10751] dede, n. --> deed
[MED10752] ded-elys, n. pl. --> dead-eel
[MED10753] deden, v. --> dead
[MED10754] dederen, v. --> didder
[MED10755] dedi, adj. --> deedy
[MED10756] dedicacioun, n. --> dedication
[MED10757] dedicat, ppl. --> dedicate
[MED10758] dedicaten, v. --> dedicate
[MED10759] dedien, v. --> dedie
[MED10760] dedifien, v. --> dedify | dedefy
[MED10761] dedignacioun, n. --> dedignation
[MED10762] dedimus potestatem, n. --> dedimus
[MED10763] deding, ger.(1) --> deading
[MED10764] deding, ger. (2) --> deading
[MED10765] dedli, adj. --> deadly
[MED10766] dedli, adv. --> deadly
[MED10767] dedlihede, n. --> deadlihead
[MED10768] dedlines(se, n. --> deadliness
[MED10769] dedow, interj. --> dedow
[MED10770] deduccioun, n. --> deduction
[MED10771] deducen, v. --> deduce
[MED10772] deducten, v. --> deduct
[MED10773] deduit, n. --> deduit
[MED10774] def, adj. (&amp; n.) --> deaf
[MED10775] defacen, v. --> deface
[MED10776] defacing, ger. --> defacing
[MED10777] defaden, v. --> defade
[MED10778] defading, ger. --> defading
[MED10779] defaile, n. --> defail
[MED10780] defailen, v. --> defail
[MED10781] defailing, ger. --> defailing
[MED10782] defaitor, n. --> defaitor
[MED10783] defalcacion, n. --> defalcation
[MED10784] defalken, v. --> defalk
[MED10785] defalking, ger. --> defalking
[MED10786] defamacioun, n. --> defamation
[MED10787] defame, n. --> defame
[MED10788] defamen, v. --> defame
[MED10789] defamer, n. --> defamer
[MED10790] defaming, ger. --> defaming
[MED10791] defamous, adj. --> defamous
[MED10792] defaut(e, n. --> default
[MED10793] defauten, v. --> default
[MED10794] defauti, adj. --> defaulty
[MED10795] defautif, adj. --> defaultive
[MED10796] defauting, ger. --> defaulting
[MED10797] defautles, adj. --> defaultless
[MED10798] defeccioun, n. --> defection
[MED10799] defect, n. --> defect
[MED10800] defect, ppl. --> defeit | defet
[MED10801] defectif, adj. --> defective
[MED10802] defendable, adj. --> defendable
[MED10803] defendaunt, n. --> defendant
[MED10804] defendaunt, adj. --> defendant
[MED10805] defenden, v. --> defend
[MED10806] defendens, n. --> defendance
[MED10807] defenderesse, n. --> defendress
[MED10808] defending, ger. --> defending
[MED10809] defendour, n. --> defender
[MED10810] defensable, adj. --> defensible
[MED10811] defensabli, adv. --> defensibly
[MED10812] defensatrice, n. --> defensatrice
[MED10813] defens(e, n. --> defence | defense
[MED10814] defensen, v. --> defence | defense
[MED10815] defenseresse, n. --> defensoress
[MED10816] defensif, n. --> defensive
[MED10817] defensif, adj. --> defensive
[MED10818] defensing, ger. --> defensing
[MED10819] defensioun, n. --> defension
[MED10820] defensorie, n. --> defensory
[MED10821] defensour, n. --> defensor
[MED10822] defenten, v. --> defented
[MED10823] deferen, v. --> defer
[MED10824] deferving, ger. --> deferving
[MED10825] defesable, adj. --> defeasable
[MED10826] defesaunce, n. --> defeasance
[MED10827] defet, ppl.(&amp; n.) --> defeit | defet
[MED10828] defeten, v. --> defeat
[MED10829] defferent, n. &amp; adj. --> deferent
[MED10830] deffuse, n. --> defuse
[MED10831] defhede, n. --> deafhead
[MED10832] defiable, adj. --> defiable
[MED10833] defial, n. --> defial
[MED10834] defiaunce, n. --> defiance
[MED10835] deficience, n. --> deficience
[MED10836] defien, v.(1) --> defy
[MED10837] defien, v.(2) --> defy
[MED10838] defiing, ger.(1) --> defying
[MED10839] defiing, ger.(2) --> defying
[MED10840] defilen, v. --> defile
[MED10841] defiler, n. --> defiler
[MED10842] defiling, ger. --> defiling
[MED10843] defixed, ppl. --> defixed
[MED10844] defli, adj. --> deafly
[MED10845] defli, adv. --> deftly
[MED10846] defloracioun, n. --> defloration
[MED10847] defloraten, v. --> deflorate
[MED10848] defloratif, adj. --> deflorative
[MED10849] deflouren, v. --> deflower
[MED10850] deflouring, ger. --> deflowering
[MED10851] defluen, v. --> deflow
[MED10852] defnes(se, n. --> deafness
[MED10853] defoile, n. --> defoul | defoil
[MED10854] defoilen, v. --> defoul | defoil
[MED10855] defoiler, n. --> defouler
[MED10856] defoiling, ger. --> defouling | defoiling
[MED10857] deforcen, v. --> deforce
[MED10858] deforcer, n. --> deforcer
[MED10859] deforciaunt, n. --> deforciant
[MED10860] deformable, adj. --> deformable
[MED10861] deformacioun, n. --> deformation
[MED10862] deforme, adj. --> deform
[MED10862.5] deforme, n. --> deform
[MED10863] deformen, v.(1) --> deform
[MED10864] deformen, v.(2) --> deform
[MED10865] deformenes, n. --> deformness
[MED10866] deformite, n. --> deformity
[MED10867] defoul(e, n. --> defoul | defoil
[MED10868] defoulen, v. --> defoul | defoil
[MED10869] defouler, n. --> defouler
[MED10870] defouling, ger. --> defouling | defoiling
[MED10870.5] defounden, v. --> defund
[MED10871] defoutering, ger. --> defaultering
[MED10872] defraudacioun, n. --> defraudation
[MED10873] defraude, n. --> defraud
[MED10874] defrauden, v. --> defraud
[MED10875] defrauder, n. --> defrauder
[MED10876] defrauding, ger. --> defrauding
[MED10877] defrut(e, n. --> defrut
[MED10878] degon, n. --> degon
[MED10879] degouten, v. --> degout
[MED10880] degraden, v. --> degrade
[MED10881] degrading, ger. --> degrading
[MED10882] degre, n. --> degree
[MED10883] degreed, ppl. --> degreed
[MED10884] dehonestacioun, n. --> dehonestation
[MED10885] deie, n. --> dye
[MED10886] deien, v. --> dye
[MED10887] deier, n. --> dyer
[MED10888] deificacioun, n. --> deification
[MED10889] deificate, ppl. --> deificate
[MED10890] deifien, v. --> deify
[MED10891] deiing, ger. --> dyeing
[MED10892] deine, n. --> dain
[MED10893] deinen, v.(1) --> deign
[MED10894] deinen, v.(2) --> dain
[MED10895] deinflate, ppl. --> deinflate
[MED10896] deinous, adj. --> deignous
[MED10897] deinoushede, n. --> deignoushood
[MED10898] deinousli, adv. --> deignously
[MED10899] deinte, n. --> dainty
[MED10900] deinte, adj. --> dainty
[MED10901] deinteful, adj. --> daintiful
[MED10902] deinteli, adv. --> daintily
[MED10903] deinten, v. --> dainty
[MED10904] deinteth, n. --> dainteth | daintith
[MED10905] deinteth, adj. --> dainteth
[MED10906] deintethli, adv. --> daintethly
[MED10907] deintevous, adj. --> dainteous
[MED10908] deintevousli(che, adv. --> dainteously
[MED10909] deintfulliche, adv. --> daintifully
[MED10910] deintif, adj. --> daintive
[MED10911] deintifliche, adv. --> daintively
[MED10912] deis, n. --> dais
[MED10913] deister(e, n. --> dyester
[MED10914] deite, n. --> deity
[MED10915] dejeccioun, n. --> dejection
[MED10916] dejecten, v. --> deject
[MED10917] deken, n. --> deacon
[MED10918] dekenesse, n. --> deaconess
[MED10919] dekenhod, n. --> deaconhead
[MED10920] dekenri, n. --> deaconry
[MED10921] dekenship, n. --> deaconship
[MED10922] dekke, n. --> deck
[MED10923] del, n.(1) --> dell
[MED10924] del, n.(2) --> deal
[MED10925] delaiance, n. --> delayance
[MED10926] delai(e, n. --> delay
[MED10927] delaiement, n. --> delayment
[MED10928] delaien, v.(1) --> delay
[MED10929] delaien, v.(2) --> delay
[MED10930] delaiing, ger. --> delaying
[MED10930.5] delaiingli, adv. --> delayingly
[MED10931] delaious, adj. --> delayous
[MED10932] delakke, n. --> de-lack
[MED10933] delatour, n. --> delator
[MED10934] dele, n. --> deal
[MED10935] de-le, interj. --> deale | dele
[MED10936] delectabilite, n. --> delectability
[MED10937] delectable, adj. --> delectable
[MED10938] delectabli, adv. --> delectably
[MED10939] delectacioun, n. --> delectation
[MED10940] delectaunt, ppl. --> delectant
[MED10941] delecten, v. --> delect
[MED10942] delegaci(e, n. --> delegacy
[MED10943] delegat, n. --> delegate
[MED10944] delegat, ppl. --> delegate
[MED10945] delen, v. --> deal
[MED10946] deler, n. --> dealer
[MED10947] deleth, n. --> dalet
[MED10948] delf, n. --> delf
[MED10949] delfin, n. --> delphin
[MED10950] delfinion, n. --> delfinian
[MED10951] deliberacioun, n.(1) --> deliberation
[MED10952] deliberacioun, n.(2) --> deliberation
[MED10953] deliberal, adj. --> deliberal
[MED10954] deliberate, ppl. --> deliberate
[MED10955] deliberatli, adv. --> deliberately
[MED10956] deliberaunce, n. --> deliberance
[MED10957] deliberen, v. --> deliber
[MED10958] delicable, adj. --> delicable
[MED10959] delicaci(e, n. --> delicacy
[MED10960] delicat, n. --> delicate
[MED10961] delicat, adj. --> delicate
[MED10961.5] delicatif, n. --> delicative
[MED10962] delicatli, adv. --> delicately
[MED10963] delice, n. --> delice
[MED10964] delicen, v. --> delice
[MED10965] delicious, adj. --> delicious
[MED10965.5] delicioushed, n. --> delicioushood
[MED10966] delicious(i)te, n. --> deliciosity
[MED10967] deliciousli, adv. --> deliciously
[MED10968] deliciousnes(se, n. --> deliciousness
[MED10969] delictable, adj. --> delictable
[MED10969.5] delictacioun, n. --> delectation
[MED10970] deli(e, n. --> delie | delye
[MED10971] deling, ger. --> dealing
[MED10972] delirament, n. --> delirament
[MED10973] deliren, v. --> delire
[MED10974] delis, n. --> deluce
[MED10975] delitabilite, n. --> delitability
[MED10976] delitable, adj. --> delitable
[MED10977] delitablenes, n. --> delitableness
[MED10978] delitabli, adv. --> delitably
[MED10979] delit(e, n.(1) --> delight
[MED10980] delite, n.(2) --> delite
[MED10981] delite, n.(3) --> delict
[MED10982] delite, adj. --> delite
[MED10983] delit(e)ful, adj. --> delightful
[MED10984] deliten, v. --> delight
[MED10984.5] delitesom, adj. --> delightsome
[MED10985] deliting, ger. --> delighting
[MED10986] delitous, adj. --> delitous
[MED10987] deliveraunce, n. --> deliverance
[MED10988] deliver(e, adj. --> deliver
[MED10989] deliveren, v. --> deliver
[MED10990] deliverens, v. --> deliverance
[MED10991] deliverer, n. --> deliverer
[MED10992] deliveri, n. --> delivery
[MED10993] delivering, ger. --> delivering
[MED10994] deliverli(che, adv. --> deliverly
[MED10995] delivernes(se, n. --> deliverness
[MED10996] delivrison, n. --> deliveration
[MED10997] deller, n. --> deller
[MED10998] delling, ger. --> dilling
[MED10999] delta, n. --> delta
[MED11000] deluden, v. --> delude
[MED11001] deluge, n. --> deluge
[MED11002] delusioun, n. --> delusion
[MED11003] delusori, adj. --> delusory
[MED11004] delven, v. --> delve
[MED11005] delver, n. --> delver
[MED11006] delving, ger. --> delving
[MED11007] demaceracioun, n. --> demaceration
[MED11008] demaintenaunt, adv. --> demaintenant
[MED11009] demaundable, adj. --> demandable
[MED11010] demaundant, n. --> demandant
[MED11011] demaunde, n. --> demand
[MED11012] demaunden, v. --> demand
[MED11013] demaunder, n. --> demander
[MED11014] demaunding, ger. --> demanding
[MED11015] deme, n.(1) --> deme
[MED11016] deme, n.(2) --> deem
[MED11017] demeine, n.(1) --> demesne
[MED11018] demeine, n.(2) --> demean
[MED11019] demeine, n.(3) --> demeine
[MED11020] demeine, adj. --> demean
[MED11021] demeinen, v. --> demean
[MED11022] demeining, ger. --> demeaning
[MED11023] demen, v. --> deem
[MED11024] demenaunce, n. --> demeanance
[MED11025] demenaunt, ppl. --> demeanant
[MED11026] demend, n. --> demend
[MED11027] demenure, n. --> demeanour
[MED11028] demere, n. --> deemer
[MED11029] demerit(e, n. --> demerit
[MED11030] demeritori, adj. --> demeritory
[MED11030.5] demerren, v. --> demar
[MED11031] demersen, v. --> demerse
[MED11032] demes-man, n. --> deemsman
[MED11033] demester(e, n. --> dempster
[MED11034] demi, n. &amp; first member of cpds. --> demi
[MED11035] demigraine, n. --> demigraine
[MED11036] deming, ger. --> deeming
[MED11037] demingli, adv. --> deemingly
[MED11038] demit, n. --> dimity
[MED11039] demitten, v. --> dismit
[MED11040] demmen, v. --> dem
[MED11041] demmer, n. --> dammer
[MED11042] demming, ger. --> demming
[MED11043] demon, n. --> demon
[MED11044] demoniak, adj. &amp; n. --> demoniac
[MED11045] demoniate, ppl. --> demoniat
[MED11046] demonical, adj. &amp; n. --> demonical
[MED11047] demonius, n. --> demonius
[MED11048] demonstrable, adj. --> demonstrable
[MED11049] demonstracioun, n. --> demonstration
[MED11050] demonstratif, adj. &amp; n. --> demonstrative
[MED11051] demonstraunce, n. --> demonstrance
[MED11051.5] demonstren, v. --> demonstre
[MED11052] demple, v. --> demple
[MED11053] demship, n. --> deemship
[MED11054] demur, adj. --> demure
[MED11055] demurant, ppl. --> demurrant
[MED11056] demure, n. --> demur
[MED11057] demur(e)li, adv. --> demurely
[MED11058] demuren, v.(1) --> demur
[MED11059] demuren, v.(2) --> demure
[MED11060] demurraunce, n. --> demurrance
[MED11061] den, n.(1) --> den
[MED11062] den, n.(2) --> dean
[MED11063] denamen, v. --> dename
[MED11064] den and strand, phr. --> den and strand
[MED11065] denarie, n. --> denarius
[MED11066] dendides, n. --> dendides
[MED11067] dene, n. --> dean | dene
[MED11068] dene, num. --> dene
[MED11069] Dene-laue, n. --> Dane-law
[MED11070] Dene-marche, n. --> Denmark
[MED11071] Dene-marchish, adj. &amp; n. --> Denmarkish
[MED11072] Denene, n. (gen.pl.) --> Danean
[MED11073] denerie, n. --> deanery
[MED11074] denfote, n. --> denfote
[MED11075] deniance, n. --> deniance
[MED11076] denie, n.(1) --> deny | denye
[MED11077] denie, n.(2) --> deny
[MED11078] denien, v. --> deny
[MED11079] denier, n.(1) --> denier
[MED11080] denier, n.(2) --> denier
[MED11081] denigracioun, n. --> denigration
[MED11082] denigrat, ppl. --> denigrate
[MED11083] deniinge, ger. --> denying
[MED11084] deniingli, adv. --> denyingly
[MED11085] denisein, n. (&amp; adj.) --> denizen
[MED11086] deniten, v. --> denyte
[MED11087] dennage, n. --> dunnage
[MED11088] dennen, v. --> den
[MED11089] denni, adj. --> denny
[MED11090] denombrement, n. --> denumberment
[MED11091] denominacioun, n. --> denomination
[MED11091.5] denominant, n. --> denominant
[MED11092] denominate, ppl. --> denominate
[MED11093] denominatif, adv. --> denominative
[MED11094] denominen, v. --> denomine
[MED11095] denoumbren, v. --> denumber
[MED11096] denouncen, v. --> denounce
[MED11097] denouncer, n. --> denouncer
[MED11098] denouncing, ger. --> denouncing
[MED11098.5] den-scot, n. --> Dane-scot
[MED11099] dense, adj. --> dense
[MED11100] densen, v. --> dense
[MED11100.5] densite, n. --> density
[MED11101] dentat, ppl. --> dentate
[MED11102] dent-de-lioun, n. --> dandelion
[MED11103] dented, ppl. --> dented
[MED11103.5] denten, v. --> dent
[MED11104] denticle, n. --> denticle
[MED11105] dentifricie, n. --> dentifrice
[MED11106] dentinge, ger. --> denting
[MED11107] denture, n. --> denture
[MED11108] dentyraun, n. --> dentyrannus
[MED11109] denudacioun, n. --> denudation
[MED11110] denudat, ppl. --> denudate
[MED11111] denuded, v. --> denuded
[MED11112] denunciacioun, n. --> denunciation
[MED11112.5] denunciatif, adj. --> denunciative
[MED11112.51] denunciatifli, adv. --> denunciatively
[MED11113] deofel-&#x292;yld, n. --> devil-yild
[MED11114] deopschipe, n. --> deepship
[MED11115] deoring, n. --> dearing
[MED11116] dep, n. --> deep
[MED11117] dep, adj. --> deep
[MED11118] depacen, v. --> depass
[MED11119] de-par-dieux, adv. --> depardieu
[MED11120] depart, n. --> depart
[MED11121] departable, adj. --> departable | departible
[MED11122] departement, n. --> department
[MED11123] departen, v. --> depart
[MED11124] departer, n. --> departer
[MED11125] departicioun, n. --> departition
[MED11126] departing(e, ger. --> departing
[MED11127] departingli, adv. --> departingly
[MED11128] departisoun, n. --> departison
[MED11129] departure, n. --> departure
[MED11130] depauperat, ppl. --> depauperate
[MED11131] dep(e, adv. --> deep
[MED11132] depeinten, v. --> depaint
[MED11132.5] depeinture, n. --> depainture
[MED11133] depen, v. --> deep
[MED11134] dependaunce, n. --> dependence
[MED11135] dependaunt, n. --> dependant | dependent
[MED11136] dependaunt, ppl. --> dependent
[MED11137] dependen, v. --> depend
[MED11138] dependinge, ger. --> depending
[MED11139] dependour, n. --> depender
[MED11140] deperdicioun, n. --> deperdition
[MED11141] depicten, v. --> depict
[MED11142] depilacioun, n. --> depilation
[MED11143] depilen, v. --> depile
[MED11144] depiling, ger. --> depiling
[MED11145] deping, n. --> deeping
[MED11146] depinge, ger. --> deeping
[MED11146.5] depli, adj. --> deeply
[MED11147] depli, adv. --> deeply
[MED11148] deplumate, ppl. --> deplumate
[MED11149] deplumen, v. --> deplume
[MED11150] depnes(se, n. --> deepness
[MED11151] deponen, v. --> depone
[MED11152] deponent, adj. --> deponent
[MED11153] deponing, ger. --> deponing
[MED11154] depopulacioun, n. --> depopulation
[MED11155] depopulator, n. --> depopulator
[MED11156] deposal, n. --> deposal
[MED11157] depos(e, n. --> depose
[MED11158] deposen, v. --> depose
[MED11159] deposicion, n. --> deposition
[MED11160] deposing, ger. --> deposing
[MED11161] depost, n. --> depost | depoost
[MED11162] depraven, v. --> deprave
[MED11163] deprecacioun, n. --> deprecation
[MED11164] deprecative, adj. --> deprecative
[MED11165] deprecen, v. --> deprece
[MED11166] depreciaten, v. --> depreciate
[MED11167] deprehenden, v. --> deprehend
[MED11168] depressen, v. --> depress
[MED11169] depressing, ger. --> depressing
[MED11170] depressioun, n. --> depression
[MED11171] deprisen, v. --> deprise
[MED11172] deprivacion, n. --> deprivation
[MED11173] depriven, v. --> deprive
[MED11174] depriver, n. --> depriver
[MED11175] depriving, ger. --> depriving
[MED11176] De profundis, n. --> de profundis
[MED11177] depthe, n. --> depth
[MED11178] depucelen, v. --> depucel | depucelle
[MED11179] depulsen, v. --> depulse
[MED11180] depuren, v. --> depure
[MED11181] depuring, ger. --> depuring
[MED11182] deputacioun, n. --> deputation
[MED11183] deputat, ppl. &amp; n. --> deputate
[MED11184] depute, n. --> deputy
[MED11185] deputen, v. --> depute
[MED11186] deputing, ger. --> deputying
[MED11187] dequacen, v. --> dequass | dequace
[MED11188] der, n. --> deer
[MED11189] derai(e, n. --> deray
[MED11190] deraien, v. --> deray
[MED11191] deraiing, ger. --> deraying
[MED11192] derbes, n. pl. --> derbes
[MED11193] dere, n.(1) --> dear | dere
[MED11194] dere, n.(2) --> dear
[MED11195] dere, adj.(1) --> dear
[MED11196] dere, adj.(2) --> dear | dere
[MED11197] dere, adv. --> dear
[MED11198] dered, ppl. --> deared
[MED11199] dereful, adj. --> dereful
[MED11200] derehede, n. --> dearhood
[MED11201] dereine, n. --> deraign
[MED11202] dereinen, v. --> deraign
[MED11203] dereli, adj. --> dearly
[MED11204] dereli, adv.(1) --> dearly
[MED11205] der(e)li, adv.(2) --> derely
[MED11206] dereling, n. --> darling
[MED11207] deren, v. --> dere
[MED11208] derenes, n. --> dearness
[MED11209] derere, adv. --> derere
[MED11210] dere-worth(e, adj. --> dearworth | derworth
[MED11211] dere-worthi, adj. --> dearworthy
[MED11212] dere-worthines(se, n. --> dearworthiness
[MED11213] dere-worthli, adj. --> dearworthly
[MED11214] dere-worthli, adv. --> dearworthly
[MED11215] derf, n. --> derf
[MED11216] derf, adj. --> derf
[MED11217] derfen, v. --> derve
[MED11218] derf-ful, adj. &amp; adv. --> derfful
[MED11219] derfli, adj. --> derfly
[MED11220] derfli, adv. --> derfly
[MED11221] derfnes(se, n. --> derfness
[MED11222] derfshipe, n. --> derfship
[MED11223] dering, ger. --> dering
[MED11224] derisioun, n. --> derision
[MED11225] derivacioun, n. --> derivation
[MED11226] derivaten, v. --> derivate
[MED11227] derivatif, adj. &amp; n. --> derivative
[MED11228] deriven, v. --> derive
[MED11229] derk, n. --> dark
[MED11230] derk, adj. --> dark
[MED11231] derkable, adj. --> darkable
[MED11232] derkeling, adv. --> darkling
[MED11233] derken, v. --> dark
[MED11234] derkful, adj. --> darkful
[MED11235] derkhede, n. --> darkhead
[MED11236] derkinge, ger. --> darking
[MED11237] derkish, adj. --> darkish
[MED11238] derkli, adj. --> darkly
[MED11239] derkli(che, adv. --> darkly
[MED11240] derknen, v. --> darken
[MED11241] derknes(se, n. --> darkness
[MED11242] derkning, ger. --> darkening
[MED11243] derne, adj. --> dern
[MED11244] derne, adv. --> derne
[MED11245] derneli(che, adv. --> dernly
[MED11245.5] derne-li&#x0292;er, n. --> dern-lier
[MED11246] dernen, v. --> dern | darn
[MED11247] derneshipe, n. --> dernship
[MED11248] dernhede, n. --> dernhead
[MED11249] dern-hundred, n. --> dern-hundred
[MED11250] derogacioun, n. --> derogation
[MED11251] derogaten, v. --> derogate
[MED11252] derogaunt, ppl. --> derogant
[MED11253] derogen, v. --> deroge
[MED11254] derth(e, n. --> dearth
[MED11255] derthen, v. --> dearth
[MED11256] derthing, ger. --> dearthing
[MED11257] dertre, n. --> dartre
[MED11258] dervinge, ger. --> derving
[MED11259] der-worthili, adj. --> dearworthily
[MED11260] der-worthili, adv. --> dearworthily
[MED11261] der-worthnes, n. --> dearworthness
[MED11262] des-, pref. --> des
[MED11263] desafien, v. --> disaffy
[MED11264] desavaunt, n. --> disavant
[MED11265] descamen, v. --> deshame
[MED11266] descendable, adj. --> descendible | descendable
[MED11267] descendaunt, adj. --> descendant | descendent
[MED11268] descenden, v. --> descend
[MED11269] descender, n. --> descender
[MED11270] descendinge, ger. --> descending
[MED11271] descense, n. --> descence | descense
[MED11272] descensioun, n. --> descension
[MED11273] descensive, adj. --> descensive
[MED11274] descensorie, n. --> descensory
[MED11275] descent, n. --> descent
[MED11276] describen, v. --> describe
[MED11277] descrie, n. --> descry | discry
[MED11278] descrien, v. --> descry
[MED11279] descripcioun, n. --> description
[MED11280] descriptor, n. --> descriptor
[MED11281] descrite, n. --> discrite
[MED11282] descriven, v. --> descrive
[MED11283] descrivere, n. --> descriver
[MED11284] descrivinge, ger. --> descriving
[MED11285] desercioun, n. --> desertion
[MED11286] desert, n.(1) --> desert
[MED11287] desert, n.(2) --> desert
[MED11288] desert, ppl. --> desert
[MED11289] desertnesse, n. --> desertness
[MED11290] deserve, n. --> deserve
[MED11291] deserven, v. --> deserve
[MED11292] deserver, n. --> deserver
[MED11293] deservinge, ger. --> deserving
[MED11294] deservise, n. --> deservice
[MED11295] deserviture, n. --> deserviture
[MED11296] desespeir, n. --> desespeir
[MED11297] desespeiren, v. --> desespeire
[MED11298] desesperat, ppl. --> desesperat
[MED11299] desesperaunce, n. --> desesperance | desesperaunce
[MED11300] deseyne, ppl. --> deseine
[MED11301] desgregacioun, n. --> disgregation
[MED11302] desiccacioun, n. --> desiccation
[MED11303] desiccat, ppl. --> desiccate
[MED11304] desiccative, adj. &amp; n. --> desiccative
[MED11305] desiccing, ppl. --> desiccing
[MED11306] desiccinge, ger. --> desiccing
[MED11307] desiderable, adj. --> desiderable
[MED11308] desideracion, n. --> desideration
[MED11309] desiderantli, adv. --> desiderantly
[MED11310] designacioun, n. --> designation
[MED11311] designate, ppl. --> designate
[MED11312] designen, v. --> design
[MED11313] desime, n. --> dime
[MED11314] desir, n. --> desire
[MED11315] desirable, adj. --> desirable
[MED11316] desiraunt, ppl. --> desirant
[MED11317] desireful, adj. --> desireful
[MED11318] desiren, v. --> desire
[MED11319] desirer, n. --> desirer
[MED11320] desiringe, ger. --> desiring
[MED11321] desiringli, adv. --> desiringly
[MED11322] desirous, adj. --> desirous
[MED11323] desirousli, adv. --> desirously
[MED11324] desisten, v. --> desist
[MED11325] deske, n. --> desk
[MED11326] desked, ppl. --> desked
[MED11327] deslatered, ppl. --> deslatter
[MED11328] deslave, adj. --> delavy | deslavy | dilavy | dislavy
[MED11329] deslavenesse, n. --> delaviness
[MED11330] deslavili, adv. --> delavily
[MED11330.5] desmerablich, adv. --> desmerablich
[MED11331] desolacioun, n. --> desolation
[MED11332] desolat(e, adj. --> desolate
[MED11333] desolaten, v. --> desolate
[MED11334] de-sol-re, n. --> desolre
[MED11335] desparplishen, v. --> disparple
[MED11336] despeccioun, n. --> despection
[MED11337] despect, n. --> despect
[MED11338] despect, adj. --> despect
[MED11339] despectible, adj. --> despectable
[MED11340] despectuous, adj. --> despectuous
[MED11341] despectuousnesse, n. --> despectuousness
[MED11342] despeir, n. --> despair
[MED11343] despeirable, adj. --> despairable
[MED11344] despeiren, v. --> despair
[MED11345] despeiringe, ger. --> despairing
[MED11346] despeplen, v. --> dispeple | despeple
[MED11347] desperacioun, n. --> desperation
[MED11348] desperat, adj.(1) --> desperate
[MED11349] desperat, adj.(2) --> disparate
[MED11350] desperatli, adv. --> desperately
[MED11351] desperaunce, n. --> desperance
[MED11352] desperaunt, adj. --> desperant
[MED11353] despien, v. --> despy
[MED11354] despisable, adj. --> despisable
[MED11355] despisabli, adv. --> despisably
[MED11356] despisauntliche, adv. --> despisantly
[MED11357] despise, n. --> despise
[MED11358] despisen, v. --> despise
[MED11359] despiser(e, n. --> despiser
[MED11360] despising, ger. --> despising
[MED11361] despit, n. --> despite
[MED11362] despit, prep. --> despite
[MED11362.5] despitable, adj. --> despitable
[MED11363] despiten, v. --> despite
[MED11364] despitful, adj. --> despiteful
[MED11365] despitfulli, adv. --> despitefully
[MED11366] despitous, adj. --> despitous
[MED11367] despitousli, adv. --> despitously
[MED11368] despoilage, n. --> despoil
[MED11369] despoile, n. --> despoil
[MED11370] despoilen, v. --> despoil
[MED11371] despoilere, n. --> despoiler
[MED11372] despoilerie, n. --> despoilary
[MED11373] despoilinge, ger. --> despoiling
[MED11374] despointe, n. --> despoint
[MED11375] desponsacion, n. --> desponsation
[MED11376] desponsaten, v. --> desponsate
[MED11377] despousen, v. --> despouse
[MED11378] despumed, ppl. --> despumed
[MED11379] desputeison, n. --> disputisoun
[MED11380] dessantli, adv. --> dessantly
[MED11381] desseli, adv. --> dessely
[MED11382] destinable, adj. --> destinable
[MED11383] destinacioun, n. --> destination
[MED11384] destinal, adj. --> destinal
[MED11385] destinat(e, adj. --> destinate
[MED11386] destine, n. --> destiny
[MED11387] destinen, v. --> destine
[MED11388] destininge, ger. --> destining
[MED11389] destinour, n. --> destinour
[MED11390] destitucioun, n. --> destitution
[MED11391] destitut(e, adj. --> destitute
[MED11392] destituten, v. --> destitue
[MED11393] destourbringe, ger. --> disturb
[MED11394] destre, n. --> dester
[MED11395] destrecchen, v. --> destretch
[MED11396] destrer, n. --> destrer | destrier
[MED11397] destriccioun, n. --> destriction
[MED11398] destroiable, adj. --> destroyable
[MED11399] destroien, v. --> destroy
[MED11400] destroier(e, n. --> destroyer
[MED11401] destroiinge, ger. --> destroying
[MED11402] destruccioun, n. --> destruction
[MED11403] desudacion, n. --> desudation
[MED11404] desuetude, n. --> desuetude
[MED11405] deswarre, ppl. --> deswarr&#xE9;
[MED11406] detecten, v. --> detect
[MED11407] detection, n. --> detection
[MED11408] detencioun, n. --> detention
[MED11409] detent, ppl. --> detent
[MED11410] detenu(e, n. --> detinue
[MED11411] determinable, adj. --> determinable
[MED11412] determinacioun, n. --> determination
[MED11413] determinat(e, adj. --> determinate
[MED11414] determinaten, v. --> determinate
[MED11415] determinen, v. --> determine
[MED11416] determiner, n. --> determiner
[MED11417] determininge, ger. --> determining
[MED11418] determitten, v. --> determit
[MED11419] detestable, adj. --> detestable
[MED11420] detestacioun, n. --> detestation
[MED11421] deth, n. --> death
[MED11422] dethe-wright, n. --> dethwright
[MED11423] dethful, adj. --> deathful
[MED11424] dethlich, adj. --> deathly
[MED11425] dethliknesse, n. --> deathliness
[MED11426] deth-shildi&#x292;, adj. --> deathshildy
[MED11427] deth-shildi&#x292;nesse, n. --> deathshildiness
[MED11428] deth-worthi, adj. --> deathworthy
[MED11429] detraccioun, n. --> detraction
[MED11429.5] detracciousli, adv. --> detractiously
[MED11430] detractacioun, n. --> detractation
[MED11431] detracten, v. --> detract
[MED11432] detractour, n. --> detractor
[MED11433] detraien, v. --> detray
[MED11434] detrenchen, v. --> detrench
[MED11435] detriment, n. --> detriment
[MED11436] detruden, v. --> detrude
[MED11437] dette, n. --> debt
[MED11438] dette, ppl. --> debted
[MED11439] detteful, adj. --> debtful
[MED11440] detteles, adj. --> debtless
[MED11441] detti, adj. --> detty
[MED11442] dettour, n. --> debtor
[MED11443] detumefaccioun, n. --> detumefaction
[MED11444] deturnen, v. --> deturn
[MED11445] deu, n. --> dew
[MED11446] deu-bert, n. --> deubert
[MED11447] deuen, v. --> dew
[MED11448] deuesse, n. --> dewess
[MED11449] deui, adj. --> dewy
[MED11450] deuinge, ger. --> dewing
[MED11451] deu-lap(pe, n. --> dewlap
[MED11452] deu-lapped, ppl. --> dewlapped
[MED11453] deus, n.(1) --> deus
[MED11454] deus, n.(2) --> dewess
[MED11455] deute, n. --> deute
[MED11456] devaien, v. --> devay
[MED11457] devastation, n. --> devastation
[MED11458] devaunt, n., adv., interj. --> devant | devaunt
[MED11459] devein, adv. --> devein
[MED11460] devel, n. --> devil
[MED11461] develful, adj. --> devilful
[MED11462] develhede, n. --> devilhead
[MED11463] develi, adv. --> devilly | devily
[MED11464] develich, adj. --> devilly
[MED11465] develish, adj. --> devillish
[MED11466] develnesse, n. --> devilness
[MED11467] develri(e, n. --> devilry
[MED11468] develship, n. --> devilship
[MED11469] deven, v.(1) --> deave
[MED11470] deven, v.(2) --> dive
[MED11471] Devenish, adj. &amp; n. --> Devonish
[MED11472] dever, n. --> devoir
[MED11473] devex, adj. --> devex
[MED11474] deviacion, n. --> deviation
[MED11475] deviaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> deviant
[MED11476] devicten, v. --> devict
[MED11477] devirginate, adj. --> devirginate
[MED11478] devis, n. --> device
[MED11479] devisable, adj. --> devisable
[MED11480] devisement, n. --> devisement
[MED11481] devisen, v. --> devise
[MED11482] devisinge, ger. --> devising
[MED11483] devisour, n. --> devisor
[MED11484] devocioun, n. --> devotion
[MED11485] devoid(e, adj. --> devoid
[MED11486] devoiden, v. --> devoid
[MED11487] devoider, n. --> devoider
[MED11488] devoidinge, ger. --> devoiding
[MED11489] devolute, adj. --> devolute
[MED11490] devolven, v. --> devolve
[MED11491] devouacioun, n. --> devouation
[MED11492] devouren, v. --> devour
[MED11492.5] devotabile, adj. --> devoutable
[MED11493] devourer, n. --> devourer
[MED11494] devouresse, n. --> devouress
[MED11495] devouringe, ger. --> devouring
[MED11496] devout, adj. --> devout
[MED11497] devoutement, adv. --> devoutement
[MED11498] devoutli, adv. --> devoutly
[MED11499] devoutnesse, n. --> devoutness
[MED11500] devoutour, n. --> devoutour | devoutrour
[MED11501] devoutrie, n. --> devoutrie
[MED11502] dexter(e, n. --> dexter
[MED11503] deyne, v. --> dain
[MED11504] di-, pref. --> di-
[MED11505] dia, n. --> dia | dya
[MED11506] dia-, pref. --> dia-
[MED11506.5] dia-bardich, n. --> dia-bardich
[MED11507] diabete, n. --> diabete
[MED11507.15] diacalamentum, n. --> diacalamint
[MED11507.1] diaborago, n. --> dia-borage
[MED11507.2] diacameron, n. --> diacameron
[MED11507.3] diacartamus, n. --> diacarthamy
[MED11507.4] diacassiafistula, n. --> dia-cassia fistula
[MED11508] diabrosis, n. --> diabrosis
[MED11508.4] diacastorie, n. --> diacastory
[MED11508.5] diacinamum, n. --> diacinnamon
[MED11508.6] diacitonicon, n. --> diacitonicon
[MED11508.42] diacatholicon, n. --> diacatholicon
[MED11508.48] diaciminum, n. --> diaciminon
[MED11508.52] diacodion, n. --> diacodium
[MED11508.54] diacroca, n. --> diacroca
[MED11508.56] diadactilicon, n. --> diadactilicon
[MED11509] diadama, n. --> diadama
[MED11510] diademe, n. --> diadem
[MED11511] diademen, v. --> diadem
[MED11512] diadocus, n. --> diadocus
[MED11512.2] diadragantum, n. --> diatragacanth
[MED11513] diaffinian, n. --> diafinnian
[MED11513.2] diaflosmus, n. --> diaflosmus
[MED11514] diaforare, v. --> dyaforare
[MED11515] diaforaten, v. --> diaforate
[MED11516] diaforetic, adj. &amp; n. --> diaphoretic
[MED11517] diaforetiken, v. --> diaphoretic
[MED11518] diaforeting, ppl. --> diaforeting
[MED11519] diafragma, n. --> diaphragm
[MED11520] diafragmate, n. --> diaphragmate
[MED11521] diagalange, n. --> diagalanga
[MED11522] diagonali, adv. --> diagonally
[MED11522.2] diagredie, n. --> diagrydium
[MED11523] dial, n. --> dial
[MED11523.2] dialanga, n. --> diagalanga
[MED11524] dialetik, n. --> dialectic
[MED11525] dialog, n. --> dialogue
[MED11526] dialogazacioun, n. --> dialoguization
[MED11526.2] dialtea, n. --> dialtea
[MED11526.4] diamaratrum, n. --> diamaratrum
[MED11526.6] diamargariton, n. --> diamargariton
[MED11527] diamaunt, n. --> diamond
[MED11527.5] diambra, n. --> diamber
[MED11528] diametral, adj. --> diametral
[MED11529] diametralli, adv. --> diametrally
[MED11530] diametre, n. --> diameter
[MED11530.5] diamirra, n. --> dia-myrrh
[MED11530.6] diamoron, n. --> diamoron
[MED11530.7] diamusca, n. --> diamoschum
[MED11531] Diana, n. --> Diana
[MED11531.2] dianisum, n. --> dianisum
[MED11531.5] dianthos, n. --> dianthos
[MED11531.7] dianucum, n. --> dianucum
[MED11531.8] diaolibanum, n. --> diaolibanum
[MED11531.9] diapalma, n. --> diapalma
[MED11531.95] diapapaver, n. --> diapapaveretum
[MED11532] diapasoun, n. --> diapason
[MED11532.2] diapenidion, n. --> diapenidion
[MED11533] diapente, n. --> diapente
[MED11534] diaper, n. --> diaper
[MED11535] diaperi, n. --> diapery | diapry
[MED11536] diaphanite, n. --> diaphanity
[MED11536.2] diaponfiligos, n. --> diaponfiligos
[MED11537] diapren, v. --> diaper
[MED11538] diapring, ger. --> diapering
[MED11538.2] diaprunis, n. --> diaprune
[MED11538.5] diaquiloun, n. --> diachylon
[MED11539] diaria, n. --> diarrh&#x153;a
[MED11539.2] diarodon, n. --> diarrhodon
[MED11539.3] diarubarbe, n. --> diarhubarb
[MED11539.4] diarundines, n. --> diarundines
[MED11540] diasalme, n. --> diapsalm
[MED11540.2] diasene, n. --> diasenna
[MED11541] diascevastica, n. --> diascevastica
[MED11541.2] diaspermaticon, n. --> diaspermatic
[MED11541.4] diasintastik, n. --> diasintastik
[MED11541.5] diasinthi, n. --> diasinthi
[MED11541.45] diasimphicum, n. --> diasimphicum
[MED11542] diaspin, n. --> diaspin
[MED11543] diaspinet, n. --> diaspin
[MED11543.2] diaspoliticum, n. --> diaspoliticum
[MED11544] diastema, n. --> diastema
[MED11544.2] diatarascos, n. --> diatarascos
[MED11545] diatesseroun, n. --> diatessaron
[MED11545.2] diatrionpiperion, n. --> diatrion-pipereon
[MED11545.4] diaturbith, n. --> diaturpeth
[MED11545.6] diazinziberis, n. --> diazingiber
[MED11546] dib, n. --> dib
[MED11547] dibbel, n. --> dibble
[MED11548] dibben, v. --> dib
[MED11549] diccion, n. --> diction
[MED11550] dicen, v. --> dice
[MED11551] dicer, n. --> dicer
[MED11552] dich(e, n. --> ditch
[MED11553] dichen, v. --> dike | dyke
[MED11554] dicher, n. --> diker | dyker
[MED11555] diching, ger. --> diking | dyking
[MED11556] dicing, ger. --> dicing
[MED11557] dictable, adj. --> dictable
[MED11558] dictatour, n. --> dictator
[MED11559] dicte, n. --> dict
[MED11560] dictour, n. --> dictour
[MED11561] dideren, v. --> didder
[MED11562] didering, ger. --> diddering
[MED11563] dido, n. --> dido
[MED11564] dien, v. --> die
[MED11565] diesis, n. --> diesis
[MED11566] dietarie, n. --> dietary
[MED11567] diete, n. --> diet
[MED11568] dieten, v. --> diet
[MED11569] dieting, ger. --> dieting
[MED11570] dif-, pref. --> dif-
[MED11571] diffamable, adj. --> defamable
[MED11572] difference, n. --> difference
[MED11573] differencen, v. --> difference
[MED11574] differenen, v. --> differen
[MED11575] different, adj. --> different
[MED11576] differentli, adv. --> differently
[MED11577] differren, v. --> defer | differ
[MED11578] differring, ger. --> deferring
[MED11578.5] difficil(e, adj. --> difficile
[MED11579] difficult, adj. --> difficult
[MED11580] difficulte, n. --> difficulty
[MED11581] difficulten, v. --> difficult
[MED11582] difficultuous, adj. --> difficultuous
[MED11583] diffidence, n. --> diffidency
[MED11584] diffident, adj. --> diffident
[MED11585] diffiguring, ger. --> disfiguring
[MED11586] diffinen, v. --> define
[MED11587] diffinicioun, n. --> definition
[MED11588] diffining, ger. --> defining
[MED11589] diffinishen, v. --> definish
[MED11590] diffinite, adj. --> definite
[MED11591] diffinitif, adj. --> definitive
[MED11592] diffinitifli, adv. --> definitively
[MED11592.5] diffinitour, n. --> definitor
[MED11593] diffounden, v. --> diffund
[MED11594] diffuded, ppl. --> diffude
[MED11595] diffuse, adj. --> diffuse
[MED11596] diffused, ppl. --> diffused
[MED11597] diffuseli, adv. --> diffusely
[MED11597.5] diffusen, v. --> diffuse
[MED11598] diffusioun, n. --> diffusion
[MED11599] difrai, n. --> diffray
[MED11600] digerent, adj. --> digerent
[MED11601] digest, n. --> digest
[MED11602] digesten, v. --> digest
[MED11603] digester, n. --> digester
[MED11604] digestible, adj. --> digestible
[MED11605] digestif, adj. &amp; n. --> digestive
[MED11606] digesting, ger. --> digesting
[MED11607] digestioun, n. --> digestion
[MED11608] digge, n. --> dig
[MED11609] diggen, v. --> dig
[MED11610] digger, n. --> digger
[MED11611] digging, ger. --> digging
[MED11612] diggoun, n. --> diggoon
[MED11613] dighten, v. --> dight
[MED11614] dighter, n. --> dighter
[MED11615] dighting, ger. --> dighting
[MED11616] dightnere, n. --> dighter
[MED11617] digit, n. --> digit
[MED11618] digital, adj. &amp; n. --> digital
[MED11619] dignacioun, n. --> dignation
[MED11620] digne, adj. --> digne
[MED11621] digneli, adv. --> dignely
[MED11622] dignesse, n. --> dignesse
[MED11623] dignifien, v. --> dignify
[MED11624] dignifiing, ger. --> dignifying
[MED11625] dignite, n. --> dignity
[MED11626] digressioun, n. --> digression
[MED11627] di&#x292;el, adj., n., adv. --> dighel
[MED11628] di&#x292;eliche, adj. &amp; n. --> dighelly
[MED11629] di&#x292;elliche, adv. --> dighelly
[MED11630] di&#x292;elnesse, n. --> dighelness
[MED11631] di&#x292;enlich(e, adj. &amp; adv. --> dighenliche
[MED11632] diht, n. --> dight
[MED11633] diing(e, ger. --> dying
[MED11634] diingli, adv. --> dyingly
[MED11635] diker, n. --> dicker
[MED11636] dikking, ger. --> dikking
[MED11637] dil, adj. --> dill
[MED11638] dilaceracioun, n. --> dilaceration
[MED11639] dilacerate, adj. --> dilacerate
[MED11640] dilacioun, n. --> dilation
[MED11641] dilapidacioun, n. --> dilapidation
[MED11642] dilatabli, adv. --> dilatably
[MED11643] dilatacioun, n. --> dilatation
[MED11644] dilatal, n. --> dilatal
[MED11645] dilatate, adj. --> dilatate
[MED11646] dilaten, v.(1) --> dilate
[MED11647] dilaten, v.(2) --> dilate
[MED11648] dilatif, n. --> dilative
[MED11649] dilating, ger. --> dilating
[MED11650] dilatorie, adj.(1) --> dilatory
[MED11651] dilatorie, adj.(2) --> dilatory
[MED11652] dilatour, n. --> dilator | dilatour
[MED11653] dile, n. --> dill
[MED11654] dileccioun, n. --> dilection
[MED11655] dilect, adj. --> dilect
[MED11656] dilyhen, v. --> dilghe | dilie
[MED11657] diligence, n. --> diligence
[MED11658] diligencen, v. --> diligence
[MED11659] diligent, n. --> diligent
[MED11660] diligent, adj. --> diligent
[MED11661] diligent, adv. --> diligent
[MED11662] diligentli, adv. --> diligently
[MED11663] dillen, v.(1) --> dill
[MED11664] dillen, v.(2) --> dill
[MED11665] dillidoun, n. --> dillydown
[MED11666] dil-note, n. --> dill-nut
[MED11667] diluvie, n. --> diluvy
[MED11668] dim, n. --> dim
[MED11669] dim, adj. --> dim
[MED11670] dim, num. --> dim
[MED11671] dimable, adj. --> dimable
[MED11672] dime, n. --> dime
[MED11673] dimencionaten, v. --> dimensionate
[MED11674] dimensioun, n. --> dimension
[MED11675] dimesey, n. --> dimity
[MED11675.5] dimhede, n. --> dimhood
[MED11676] dimidia, n. --> dimidia
[MED11677] dimidicioun, n. --> dimidiation
[MED11678] diminishen, v. --> diminish
[MED11679] diminucioun, n. --> diminution
[MED11680] diminuen, v. --> diminue
[MED11681] diminusing, ger. --> diminishing
[MED11682] diminute, adj. --> diminute
[MED11683] diminuteli, adv. --> diminutely
[MED11684] diminutif, adj. &amp; n. --> diminutive
[MED11685] dimise, n. --> demise
[MED11686] dimisen, v. --> demise
[MED11687] dimissioun, n. --> dimission
[MED11688] dimissorie, n. --> dimissory
[MED11689] dimitten, v. --> dimit
[MED11690] dimli, adv. --> dimly
[MED11691] dimme, adv. --> dim
[MED11692] dimmen, v. --> dim
[MED11693] dimming, ger. --> dimming
[MED11694] dimnes, n. --> dimness
[MED11695] dimpel, n. --> dimple
[MED11696] dimship, n. --> dimship
[MED11697] dinastie, n. --> dynasty
[MED11698] Dinastines, n. pl. --> Dinastines
[MED11699] dinaunt, n. --> dinant
[MED11700] dindelen, v. --> dindle
[MED11701] dindimacioun, n. --> didimation
[MED11702] dindimal, adj. --> dindimal
[MED11703] dindim(e, n. --> didime
[MED11704] dindimus, adj. --> dindimus
[MED11705] dine, n.(1) --> din
[MED11706] dine, n.(2) --> dine
[MED11707] dinen, v.(1) --> din
[MED11708] dinen, v.(2) --> dine
[MED11709] diner, n. --> dinner
[MED11710] ding, n. --> ding
[MED11711] dingen, v. --> ding
[MED11712] dinge-thriftes, n. pl. --> dingthrift
[MED11713] dinging, ger. --> dinging
[MED11714] dingle, n. --> dingle
[MED11715] ding-le-rounci, n. --> dinglerouncy
[MED11716] dining, ger. --> dining
[MED11717] dinmouth, n. --> dinmont
[MED11718] dinning, ger. --> dinning
[MED11719] dint, n. --> dint
[MED11720] dinten, v. --> dint
[MED11721] diocesan, adj. &amp; n. --> diocesan
[MED11722] diocise, n. --> diocese
[MED11723] diodropie, n. --> diadropy
[MED11724] dionis(e, n. --> dionise
[MED11725] dipparea, n. --> disparea
[MED11726] dippen, v. --> dip
[MED11727] dipper, n. --> dipper
[MED11728] dipping, ger. --> dipping
[MED11729] dipsas, n. --> dipsas
[MED11730] dipt, n. --> dypt
[MED11731] diptative, adj. --> diptative
[MED11732] diptonge, n. --> diphthong
[MED11733] direccioun, n. --> direction
[MED11734] direct, n. --> direct
[MED11735] direct, adj. --> direct
[MED11736] direct, adv. --> direct
[MED11737] directen, v. --> direct
[MED11738] directer, n. --> director
[MED11739] directive, adj. --> directive
[MED11740] directli, adv. --> directly
[MED11741] directorie, n. --> directory
[MED11742] directorie, adj. --> directory
[MED11742.5] directrice, n. --> directrix
[MED11743] dirige, n. --> dirge
[MED11744] dirne, n. --> durn
[MED11745] dirner, n. --> derner
[MED11745.5] dirnethe, n. --> dirnethe
[MED11746] dirsti&#x292;, adj. --> dyrstig
[MED11747] dirsti(&#x292;)li&#x292;, adv. --> dyrstelice
[MED11748] dirstlece, adj. --> dirstlece
[MED11749] dirupcioun, n. --> diruption
[MED11750] dirupt, ppl. --> dirupt
[MED11751] dis-, pref. --> dis
[MED11751.5] disable, adj. --> disable
[MED11752] disabled, ppl. --> disabled
[MED11753] disac(c)orden, v. --> disaccord
[MED11754] disacordaunce, n. --> disaccordance
[MED11755] disafforeten, v. --> disafforest
[MED11756] disagre, v. --> disagree
[MED11757] disagreable, adj. --> disagreeable
[MED11758] disal(l)ouen, v. --> disallow
[MED11759] disalouable, adj. --> disallowable
[MED11760] disalouing, ger. --> disallowing
[MED11761] disannexen, v. --> disannex
[MED11762] disannexion, n. --> disannexion
[MED11763] disaperen, v. --> disappear
[MED11764] disapointen, v. --> disappoint
[MED11765] disappeiren, v. --> disappair
[MED11766] disarai, n. --> disarray
[MED11767] disaraien, v. --> disarray
[MED11768] disaresten, v. --> disarrest
[MED11769] disarmen, v. --> disarm
[MED11770] disarticulate, adj. --> disarticulate
[MED11771] disasenten, v. --> disassent
[MED11772] disassent, n. --> disassent
[MED11773] disavaile, n. --> disavail
[MED11774] disavailen, v. --> disavail
[MED11775] disavauncen, v. --> disadvance
[MED11776] disavauntage, n. --> disadvantage
[MED11776.5] disavauntagen, v. --> disadvantage
[MED11777] disaventure, n. --> disadventure
[MED11778] disavouen, v. --> disavow
[MED11779] disawairre, n. --> disaver
[MED11780] disblamen, v. --> disblame
[MED11781] disbouelen, v. --> disbowel
[MED11782] disboueling, ger. --> disbowelling
[MED11783] discant, n. --> descant
[MED11784] discanten, v. --> descant
[MED11785] discanter, n. --> descanter
[MED11786] discarnate, adj. --> discarnate
[MED11787] discarnen, v. --> discarn
[MED11788] discarning, ger. --> discarning
[MED11789] discarnishen, v. --> discarnish
[MED11790] discateren, v. --> discatter
[MED11791] disce-nail, n. --> disc-nail
[MED11792] disceptacioun, n. --> disceptation | deceptation
[MED11793] discernen, v. --> discern
[MED11794] discerning, ger. --> discerning
[MED11794.5] discerpen, v. --> discerp
[MED11795] disces, n. --> discess
[MED11796] discessioun, n. --> discession
[MED11797] discharge, n. --> discharge
[MED11798] dischargeable, adj. --> dischargeable
[MED11799] dischargen, v. --> discharge
[MED11800] discharging, ger. --> discharging
[MED11801] dischaucen, v. --> dischauce
[MED11802] discheren, v. --> discheer
[MED11803] dischevele, adj. &amp; ppl. --> dishevely | dishevelee
[MED11804] discheyinge, ger. --> discheying
[MED11805] disciple, n. --> disciple
[MED11806] disciplehod, n. --> disciplehood
[MED11807] disciplesse, n. --> discipless
[MED11808] disciplinable, adj. --> disciplinable
[MED11809] discipline, n. --> discipline
[MED11810] disciplinen, v. --> discipline
[MED11811] discipliner, n. --> discipliner
[MED11812] disciplining, ger. --> disciplining
[MED11813] disclaime, n. --> disclaim
[MED11814] disclaimen, v. --> disclaim
[MED11815] disclaimer, n. --> disclaimer
[MED11816] disclaundre, n. --> disclander
[MED11817] disclaundreli, adv. --> disclanderly
[MED11818] disclaundren, v. --> disclander
[MED11819] disclaundring, ger. --> disclandering
[MED11820] disclaundrous, adj. --> disclanderous
[MED11821] disclos, adj. --> disclose
[MED11822] disclosen, v. --> disclose
[MED11823] discolorate, ppl. --> discolorate
[MED11824] discolour, n. --> discolour | discolor
[MED11825] discolouren, v. --> discolour | discolor
[MED11826] discolouring, ger. --> discoloring
[MED11827] discombraunce, n. --> discumbrance
[MED11828] discomenden, v. --> discommend
[MED11829] discomfien, v. --> discomfit
[MED11830] discomfite, n. --> discomfit
[MED11831] discomfiten, v. --> discomfit
[MED11832] discomfiting, ger. --> discomfiting
[MED11833] discomfiture, n. --> discomfiture
[MED11834] discomfort, n. --> discomfort
[MED11835] discomfortable, adj. --> discomfortable
[MED11835.5] discomfortabli, adv. --> discomfortably
[MED11836] discomforte, n. --> discomforte
[MED11837] discomforten, v. --> discomfort
[MED11838] discomforting, ger. --> discomforting
[MED11839] discomforture, n. --> discomforture
[MED11840] discomined, ppl. --> discommon
[MED11841] disconcordaunce, n. --> disconcordance
[MED11842] disconsolate, adj. --> disconsolate
[MED11843] discontent, adj. --> discontent
[MED11844] discontinuaunce, n. --> discontinuance
[MED11845] discontinue, adj. --> discontinue
[MED11846] discontinuel, adj. --> discontinual
[MED11846.5] discontinuelli, adv. --> discontinually
[MED11847] discontinuen, v. --> discontinue
[MED11848] disconvenience, n. --> disconvenience
[MED11849] disconvenient, adj. --> disconvenient
[MED11850] discorage, n. --> discourage
[MED11851] discoragen, v. --> discourage
[MED11852] discoraging, ger. --> discouraging
[MED11853] discordable, adj. --> discordable
[MED11854] discordaunce, n. --> discordance
[MED11855] discordaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> discordant
[MED11856] discordauntli, adv. --> discordantly
[MED11857] discord(e, n. --> discord
[MED11858] discorde, adj. --> discord
[MED11859] discordeined, ppl. --> discordeined
[MED11860] discorden, v. --> discord
[MED11861] discorder, n. --> discorder
[MED11862] discording, ger. --> discording
[MED11863] discorporate, adj. --> discorporate
[MED11864] discouncelle, adj. as n. --> discouncelle
[MED11865] discoupling, ger. --> discoupling
[MED11866] discours, n. --> discourse
[MED11866.5] discoursen, v. --> discourse
[MED11867] discovenable, adj. --> discovenable
[MED11868] discoveren, v. --> discover
[MED11869] discoverer, n. --> discoverer
[MED11870] discovering, ger. --> discovering
[MED11871] discovert, n. --> discovert
[MED11872] discrasen, v. --> dyscrase
[MED11873] discrasiate, adj. --> discrasiate
[MED11874] discrasie, n. --> dyscrasy
[MED11875] discrasing, ger. --> dyscrasing
[MED11875.5] discrasioun, n. --> dyscrasia
[MED11876] discrecioun, n. --> discretion
[MED11877] discredence, n. --> discredence
[MED11878] discrepacioun, n. --> discrepation
[MED11879] discrepauns, n. --> discrepance
[MED11880] discrepaunt, adj. --> discrepant
[MED11881] discret(e, adj. --> discreet
[MED11882] discret(e)li, adv. --> discreet
[MED11883] discretenes, n. --> discreetness
[MED11884] discretive, adj. --> discretive
[MED11884.5] discurren, v. --> discur
[MED11885] discussen, v. --> discuss
[MED11886] discussing, ger. --> discussing
[MED11887] discussioun, n. --> discussion
[MED11888] discuten, v. --> discute
[MED11889] disdein(e, n. --> disdain
[MED11890] disdein(e, adj. --> disdain
[MED11891] disdeinen, v. --> disdain
[MED11892] disdeinous, adj. --> disdainous
[MED11893] diseffe, n. --> diseffe
[MED11894] disefulli, adv. --> disefully
[MED11895] disemparen, v. --> disempare
[MED11896] disencres, n. --> disincrease
[MED11897] disencresen, v. --> disincrease
[MED11897.5] disenhabited, ppl. --> disinhabited
[MED11898] disensuren, v. --> disensure
[MED11899] disentrailed, ppl. --> disentrailed, adj.
[MED11900] disert(e, adj. --> disert
[MED11901] diserthli, adv. --> disertly
[MED11902] disese, n. --> disease
[MED11903] diseseful, adj. --> diseaseful
[MED11904] diseseli, adj. --> diseasely
[MED11905] disesen, v. --> disease
[MED11906] disesi, adj. --> diseasy
[MED11907] disesili, adv. --> diseasely
[MED11908] disesing, ger. --> diseasing
[MED11909] disete, n. --> disete
[MED11910] disfetirli, adv. --> disfeaturely
[MED11911] disfigurat, adj. --> disfigurate
[MED11912] disfigure, n. --> disfigure
[MED11913] disfigure, adj. --> disfigure
[MED11914] disfiguren, v. --> disfigure
[MED11914.5] disfiguring, ger. --> disfiguring
[MED11915] disfortles, adj. --> disfortless
[MED11916] disfraunchisen, v. --> disfranchise
[MED11917] disfraunchising, ger. --> disfranchising
[MED11918] disgarnishen, v. --> disgarnish
[MED11919] disgise, n. --> disguise
[MED11920] disgise, adj. --> disguisy
[MED11921] disgisear, n. --> disguiser
[MED11922] disgiseli, adv. --> disguisily
[MED11923] disgiselich, adj. --> disguisily
[MED11924] disgisen, v. --> disguise
[MED11925] disgisenes(se, n. --> disguisiness
[MED11926] disgising, ger. --> disguising
[MED11926.5] disgourden, v. --> disgourden
[MED11927] disgregaten, v. --> disgregate
[MED11928] disgresse, n. --> digress
[MED11929] disgressen, v. --> disgress
[MED11930] disgreved, ppl. --> disgrieved
[MED11931] dish, n. --> dish
[MED11932] disharneisen, v. --> disharness
[MED11933] dishel, n. --> dishel
[MED11934] dishen, v. --> dish
[MED11935] disher(e, n. --> disher
[MED11936] disheredacon, n. --> disheredacon
[MED11937] disheresse, n. --> disheress
[MED11938] disherien, v. --> disherit
[MED11939] disheritacioun, n. --> disheritation
[MED11940] disheritaunce, n. --> disheritance
[MED11941] disheritement, n. --> disheritment
[MED11942] disheriten, v. --> disherit
[MED11943] disheritesoun, n. --> disherison
[MED11944] disheriting, ger. --> disheriting
[MED11945] dish-ful, n. --> dishful
[MED11946] dis-homme, n. --> dishomme
[MED11947] dishoneste, n. --> dishonesty
[MED11948] dishonest(e, adj. --> dishonest
[MED11949] dishonesten, v. --> dishonest
[MED11950] dishonestli, adv. --> dishonestly
[MED11951] dishonour, n. --> dishonour | dishonor
[MED11952] dishonouren, v. --> dishonour | dishonor
[MED11953] dishonouringe, ger. --> dishonoring
[MED11953.5] disirinte, n. --> disirinte
[MED11954] disjoinen, v. --> disjoin
[MED11955] disjoint(e, n. --> disjoint
[MED11956] disjointen, v. --> disjoint
[MED11957] disjunccioun, n. --> disjunction
[MED11958] disjunct, ppl. --> disjunct
[MED11959] disjunctif, adj. --> disjunctive
[MED11959.5] disjunctli, adv. --> disjunctly
[MED11960] disjuncture, n. --> disjuncture
[MED11961] disken, v. --> disken
[MED11962] diskennen, v. --> disken
[MED11962.5] disknouleching(e, ger. --> disknowledging
[MED11962.7] dislefful, adj. --> disleeful
[MED11963] dislemen, v. --> dislimb
[MED11964] dislocacioun, n. --> dislocation
[MED11965] dislocate, adj. --> dislocate
[MED11966] disloggen, v. --> dislodge
[MED11967] disloialli, adv. --> disloyally
[MED11968] disloialte, n. --> disloyalty
[MED11969] disma, n. --> disma
[MED11970] dismai, n. --> dismay
[MED11970.5] dismaidnes(se, n. --> dismayedness
[MED11971] dismaien, v. --> dismay
[MED11972] dismaiing, ger. --> dismaying
[MED11973] dismailen, v. --> dismail
[MED11974] dismal, n. &amp; adj. --> dismal
[MED11975] dismated, ppl. --> dismated
[MED11976] dismembren, v. --> dismember
[MED11977] dismembring, ger. --> dismembering
[MED11978] dismembrure, n. --> dismembrure
[MED11979] dismesure, adj. --> dismeasure
[MED11979.5] dismesuren, v. --> dismeasure
[MED11980] dismissen, v. --> dismiss
[MED11981] dismissing, ger. --> dismissing
[MED11982] dismitten, v. --> dismit
[MED11983] disnatural, adj. --> disnatural
[MED11984] disnaturalli, adv. --> disnaturally
[MED11985] disnatured, ppl. --> disnatured
[MED11985.5] disnaturen, v. --> disnature
[MED11986] disnaturesse, n. --> disnaturess
[MED11987] disobedience, n. --> disobedience
[MED11988] disobedient, adj. --> disobedient
[MED11989] disobeiaunce, n. --> disobeyance
[MED11990] disobeiaunt, adj. --> disobeyant
[MED11991] disobeien, v. --> disobey
[MED11992] disobeier, n. --> disobeyer
[MED11993] disobeiing, ger. --> disobeying
[MED11994] disobeissaunce, n. --> disobeisance
[MED11995] disobeissaunt, adj. --> disobeisant
[MED11996] disobeissauntli, adv. --> disobeisantly
[MED11997] disordeine, adj. --> disordeine | disordeny
[MED11998] disordeinen, v. --> disordain
[MED11999] disordeneliche, adv. --> disordeinely
[MED12000] disordinate, adj. --> disordinate
[MED12001] disordinaunce, n. --> disordinance
[MED12002] disour, n. --> disour
[MED12003] disparage, n. --> disparage
[MED12004] disparagen, v. --> disparage
[MED12005] disparaging, ger. --> disparaging
[MED12006] disparail, adj. --> disparail
[MED12007] disparishen, v. --> disparish
[MED12008] disparitable, adj. --> disparitable
[MED12009] disparplen, v. --> disparple
[MED12010] disparpling, ger. --> disparpling
[MED12011] dispellen, v. --> dispel
[MED12012] dispenden, v. --> dispend
[MED12013] dispending, ger. --> dispending
[MED12014] dispendour, n. --> dispender
[MED12015] dispensacioun, n. --> dispensation
[MED12016] dispensatour, n. --> dispensator
[MED12017] dispense, n. --> dispense
[MED12018] dispensen, v. --> dispense
[MED12019] dispensing, ger. --> dispensing
[MED12020] dispensour, n. --> dispenser
[MED12021] dispeplen, v. --> dispeple | despeple
[MED12022] disperen, v. --> dispear
[MED12023] disperishen, v. --> disperish | dispersh
[MED12024] disperpeler, n. --> disparpler
[MED12025] dispersen, v. --> disperse
[MED12026] dispersioun, n. --> dispersion
[MED12027] dispersonen, v. --> disperson
[MED12028] displacence, n. --> displacence
[MED12029] displaien, v. --> display
[MED12030] displaiing, ger. --> displaying
[MED12031] displeable, adj. --> displeable
[MED12032] displen, v. --> disple
[MED12033] displesaunce, n. --> displeasance
[MED12034] displesaunt, adj. --> displeasant
[MED12035] displesen, v. --> displease
[MED12036] displesinge, ger. --> displeasing
[MED12037] displesir, n. --> displeasure
[MED12038] displiant, adj. --> displiant
[MED12039] displicable, adj. --> displicable
[MED12040] disponen, v. --> dispone
[MED12040.5] disponent, adj. --> disponent
[MED12041] disport, n. --> disport
[MED12042] disporten, v. --> disport
[MED12043] disporter, n. --> disporter
[MED12044] disporteresse, n. --> disporteress
[MED12045] disportful, adj. --> disportful
[MED12046] disporting, ger. --> disporting
[MED12047] disposen, v. --> dispose
[MED12047.5] disposer, n. --> disposer
[MED12048] disposicioun, n. --> disposition
[MED12049] disposinge, ger. --> disposing
[MED12050] dispositif, adj. --> dispositive
[MED12051] dispositifli, adv. --> dispositively
[MED12052] disposseden, v. --> dispossess
[MED12052.5] dispousen, v. --> dispousen
[MED12053] dispreisable, adj. --> dispraisable
[MED12054] dispreise, n. --> dispraise
[MED12055] dispreisen, v. --> dispraise
[MED12056] dispreiser, n. --> dispraiser
[MED12057] dispreisinge, ger. --> dispraising
[MED12058] dispreisingli, adv. --> dispraisingly
[MED12058.5] dispressen, v. --> dispress
[MED12059] dispreve, n. --> disproof
[MED12060] dispreven, v. --> disprove
[MED12061] dispurnen, v. --> dispurn
[MED12062] dispurveied, ppl. --> dispurveyed
[MED12063] dispuselling, ger. --> depucelling
[MED12064] disput, n. --> dispute
[MED12065] disputacioun, n. --> disputation
[MED12066] disputen, v. --> dispute
[MED12067] disputer, n. --> disputer
[MED12068] disputinge, ger. --> disputing
[MED12068.5] diaquashen, v. --> diaquash
[MED12069] disquatten, v. --> disquatte
[MED12070] disrengen, v. --> disrange
[MED12071] disreuled, ppl. --> disruled
[MED12072] disreulili, adv. --> disrulily
[MED12073] disrupcion, n. --> disruption
[MED12074] disrupt, ppl. --> disrupt
[MED12075] dissanable, adj. --> dissanable
[MED12076] disseisen, v. --> disseise | disseize
[MED12077] disseisin(e, n. --> disseisin | disseizin
[MED12078] disseisinen, v. --> disseisin
[MED12079] disseisinge, ger. --> disseising
[MED12080] disseisininge, ger. --> disseisining
[MED12081] disseisour, n. --> disseisor | disseizor
[MED12082] dissemblable, adj. --> dissemblable
[MED12083] dissemble, adj. --> dissemble
[MED12084] dissembled, ppl. --> dissembled
[MED12085] dissemblen, v. --> dissemble
[MED12086] dissemen, v. --> dissemen
[MED12087] disseminate, adj. --> dissemenate
[MED12088] dissencioun, n. --> dissension
[MED12088.5] dissent, n. --> dissent
[MED12089] dissenten, v. --> dissent
[MED12090] dissenterie, n. --> dysentery
[MED12091] dissenterik, adj. as n. --> dysenteric
[MED12092] dissenting, ger. --> dissenting
[MED12093] dissesoun, n. as adj. --> disseason
[MED12094] disseveraunce, n. --> disseverance
[MED12095] disseveren, v. --> dissever
[MED12096] dissevering, ger. --> dissevering
[MED12097] dissimilitude, n. --> dissimilitude
[MED12098] dissimulable, adj. --> dissimulable
[MED12099] dissimulacioun, n. --> dissimulation
[MED12100] dissimulaten, v. --> dissimulate
[MED12101] dissimulen, v. --> dissimule
[MED12102] dissimuler, n. --> dissimuler
[MED12103] dissimulinge, ger. --> dissimuling
[MED12104] dissipacioun, n. --> dissipation
[MED12105] dissipaten, v. --> dissipate
[MED12105.5] dissoilen, v. --> dissoil
[MED12106] dissolucioun, n. --> dissolution
[MED12107] dissolut(e, adj. --> dissolute
[MED12108] dissoluteli, adv. --> dissolutely
[MED12109] dissolutif, adj. --> dissolutive
[MED12110] dissolven, v. --> dissolve
[MED12111] dissolver, n. --> dissolver
[MED12112] dissolving, ger. --> dissolving
[MED12112.5] disson, n. --> disson
[MED12113] dissonaunce, n. --> dissonance
[MED12114] dissonaunt, adj. --> dissonant
[MED12115] dissounen, v. --> disson
[MED12116] dissuasioun, n. --> dissuasion
[MED12117] dissuria, n. --> dysury
[MED12117.5] distabil, adj. --> dis-stable
[MED12118] distaf, n. --> distaff
[MED12119] distaunce, n. --> distance
[MED12120] distaunt, adj. --> distant
[MED12121] distauntli, adv. --> distantly
[MED12122] disteinen, v. --> distain
[MED12123] disteininge, ger. --> distaining
[MED12124] distemperat(e, adj. --> distemperate
[MED12125] distemperateliche, adv. --> distemperately
[MED12126] distemperaunce, n. --> distemperance
[MED12127] distemperen, v. --> distemper
[MED12128] distemperinge, ger. --> distempering
[MED12129] distemperure, n. --> distemperure
[MED12130] distempre, adj. --> distempre
[MED12131] disten, v. --> dust
[MED12132] distenden, v. --> distend
[MED12133] distensioun, n. --> distension
[MED12134] disterminaten, v. --> disterminate
[MED12135] disterminen, v. --> distermine
[MED12136] distillacioun, n. --> distillation
[MED12137] distillate, adj. --> distillate
[MED12138] distillatorie, n. --> distillatory
[MED12139] distillen, v. --> distil | distill
[MED12140] distillinge, ger. --> distilling
[MED12141] distinccioun, n. --> distinction
[MED12142] distincten, v. --> distinct
[MED12143] distinctive, adj. --> distinctive
[MED12144] distinctli, adv. --> distinctly
[MED12145] distinging, ger. --> distinging
[MED12146] distinguen, v. --> distingue
[MED12147] distolance, n. --> distolance
[MED12148] distonding, ppl. --> distonding
[MED12149] distoned, ppl. --> distoned
[MED12150] distorbiloun, n. --> disturbilon
[MED12151] distourbaunce, n. --> disturbance
[MED12152] distourben, v. --> disturb
[MED12152.5] distourberen, v. --> distourberen
[MED12153] distourbinge, ger. --> disturbing
[MED12154] distourblaunce, n. --> disturblance
[MED12155] distourblen, v. --> disturble
[MED12156] distourbler, n. --> disturbler
[MED12157] distourblinge, ger. --> disturbling
[MED12158] distourbour, n. --> disturber
[MED12159] distoven, v. --> distove
[MED12160] distraccioun, n. --> distraction
[MED12161] distracten, v. --> distract
[MED12162] distractli, adv. --> distractly
[MED12163] distrait, ppl. --> distrait
[MED12164] distrakken, v. --> distrack
[MED12165] distraught, ppl. --> distraught
[MED12166] distrein, n. --> distrain
[MED12167] distreinable, adj. --> distrainable
[MED12168] distreinen, v. --> distrain
[MED12169] distreining, ger. --> distraining
[MED12170] distresse, n. --> distress
[MED12171] distressen, v. --> distress
[MED12172] distressinge, ger. --> distressing
[MED12173] distribucioun, n. --> distribution
[MED12174] distribuen, v. --> distribue
[MED12175] distributen, v. --> distribute
[MED12176] distributif, adj. --> distributive
[MED12177] districcioun, n. --> distriction
[MED12178] distrif, n. --> distrife
[MED12179] distringas, n. --> distringas
[MED12180] distrobeler, n. --> distroubler
[MED12181] distroites, n. pl. --> distroit
[MED12182] distroublance, n. --> distroublance
[MED12183] distrouble, n. --> distrouble
[MED12184] distroublen, v. --> distrouble
[MED12185] distroublinge, ger. --> distroubling
[MED12186] distrus, n. --> destrosse
[MED12187] distrussen, v. --> distruss
[MED12188] distrussing, ger. --> distrussing
[MED12189] distuned, ppl. --> distuned
[MED12190] disturberaunce, n. --> disturbrance
[MED12191] disturdison, n. --> disturdison
[MED12192] disturnen, v. --> disturn
[MED12193] disunied, ppl. --> disunied
[MED12194] disunion, n. --> disunion
[MED12195] disusage, n. --> disusage
[MED12196] disusaunce, n. --> disusance
[MED12197] disuse, n. --> disuse
[MED12198] disusen, v. --> disuse
[MED12199] disvaile, n. --> disvail
[MED12200] disware, adj. --> disware
[MED12201] diswaried, ppl. --> diwaryed
[MED12202] diswere, n. --> diswere
[MED12203] disworship(e, n. --> disworship
[MED12204] disworshipen, v. --> disworship
[MED12205] disworshipful, adj. --> disworshipful
[MED12206] disworshipfulli, adv. --> disworshipfully
[MED12207] disworshiping, ger. --> disworshipping
[MED12208] disworshipingli, adv. --> disworshippingly
[MED12209] disworshipli, adv. --> disworshiply
[MED12210] dit, n. --> dite
[MED12211] ditain(e, n. --> dittany
[MED12212] ditaunder, n. --> dittander
[MED12213] dite, n. --> ditty
[MED12214] ditement, n. --> ditement
[MED12215] diten, v. --> dite
[MED12216] ditinge, ger. --> diting
[MED12217] ditizance doutance, phr. --> ditizance doutance
[MED12218] ditour, n. --> diter
[MED12219] ditten, v. --> dit
[MED12220] diuretik, adj. --> diuretic
[MED12221] diurnal, adj. --> diurnal
[MED12222] diurne, adj. --> diurn(e
[MED12223] diuturne, adj. --> diuturn
[MED12224] diuturnite, n. --> diuturnity
[MED12225] dive-dap, n. --> dive-dap | dive-dop
[MED12226] diveling, adv. --> develing
[MED12227] diven, v. --> dive
[MED12228] diver(e, n. --> diver
[MED12229] diveren, v. --> diver
[MED12230] divers(e, adj. --> divers
[MED12231] diverse, adv. --> diverse
[MED12232] diverseli, adj. --> diversely
[MED12233] diverseli, adv. --> diversly
[MED12234] diversen, v. --> diverse
[MED12235] diversenes, n. --> diverseness
[MED12236] diversif, adj. --> diversive
[MED12237] diversificate, adj. --> diversificate
[MED12238] diversifien, v. --> diversify
[MED12239] diversing, ger. --> diversing
[MED12240] diversioun, n. --> diversion
[MED12241] diversite, n. --> diversity
[MED12242] diversorie, n. --> diversory
[MED12243] diverten, v. --> divert
[MED12244] diverticle, n. --> diverticle
[MED12245] diverting, ger. --> diverting
[MED12246] dives, n. --> Dives
[MED12247] diviciaten, v. --> diviciate
[MED12248] dividen, v. --> divide
[MED12249] divident, n. --> divident
[MED12250] dividing, ger. --> dividing
[MED12251] divinable, adj. --> divinable
[MED12252] divinacioun, n. --> divination
[MED12253] divinaille, n. --> divinail
[MED12254] divin(e, n. --> divine
[MED12255] divin(e, adj. --> divine
[MED12256] divineli, adv. --> divinely
[MED12257] divinen, v. --> divine
[MED12258] divinenesse, n. --> divineness
[MED12259] divineresse, n. --> divineress
[MED12260] divinge, ger. --> diving
[MED12261] divininge, ger. --> divining
[MED12262] divinstre, n. --> divinister
[MED12263] divinite, n. --> divinity
[MED12264] divinitour, n. --> divinator
[MED12265] divinour, n. --> diviner
[MED12266] divise, adj. --> divise
[MED12267] diviseli, adv. --> divisely
[MED12268] divisible, adj. --> divisible
[MED12269] divisioun, n.(1) --> division
[MED12270] divisioun, n.(2) --> devision
[MED12271] divisour, n. --> divisor
[MED12272] divorce, n. --> divorce
[MED12273] divorcen, v. --> divorce
[MED12274] divorcinge, ger. --> divorcing
[MED12275] divorcioun, n. --> divorsion
[MED12276] divulgate, adj. or ppl. --> divulgate
[MED12277] divulgen, v. --> divulge
[MED12277.5] divulsif, adj. --> divulsive
[MED12278] dizans, n. --> disance
[MED12279] d-la-sol-re, n. --> dlasore
[MED12280] do, n. --> doe
[MED12281] doable, adj. --> doable
[MED12282] dobat, n. --> dubbatte
[MED12283] docelette, n. --> docelettes
[MED12284] docible, adj. --> docible
[MED12285] doctour, n. --> doctor
[MED12286] doctrice, n. --> doctrice
[MED12286.5] doctrinable, adj. --> doctrinable
[MED12287] doctrinal, adj. &amp; n. --> doctrinal
[MED12288] doctrinalli, adv. --> doctrinally
[MED12289] doctrine, n. --> doctrine
[MED12290] doctrineli, adv. --> doctrinely
[MED12291] doctrinen, v. --> doctrine
[MED12292] document, n. --> document
[MED12293] dod(de, n. --> dod
[MED12294] dodden, v. --> dod
[MED12295] doddunge, ger. --> dodding
[MED12296] dodel, -elere, -eling, n. --> dodel
[MED12297] dode-mused, ppl. --> dodemused
[MED12298] doder, n. --> dodder
[MED12299] doderon, n. --> dudron
[MED12300] dodili, adv. --> dodly
[MED12301] doer(e, n. --> doer
[MED12302] doffen, v. --> doff
[MED12303] dogeon, n. --> dudgeon
[MED12304] dogge, n. --> dog
[MED12305] dogged, adj. &amp; adv. --> dogged
[MED12306] doggedli, adv. --> doggedly
[MED12307] dogge-drave, n. --> dogdrave
[MED12308] dogger, n. --> dogger
[MED12309] doggerel, n. (&amp; adj.) --> doggerel
[MED12310] doggi, adj. --> doggy
[MED12311] doggish, adj. --> doggish
[MED12312] doidekin, n. --> dodkin
[MED12313] doing(e, ger. --> doing
[MED12314] dok, n. --> dock
[MED12315] doke, n. --> duck
[MED12316] dokeling, n. --> duckling
[MED12317] doket, n. --> docket
[MED12318] dokke, n. --> dock
[MED12319] dokken, v. --> dock
[MED12320] dol, n.(1) --> dole
[MED12321] dol, n.(2) --> dole | dool | dule
[MED12322] dol, n.(3) --> dool | dole
[MED12323] doleli, adv. --> dolely
[MED12324] dolen, v.(1) --> dole
[MED12325] dolen, v.(2) --> dole
[MED12326] dolent(e, adj. --> dolent
[MED12327] dolfin, n. --> dolphin
[MED12328] dolful, adj. --> doleful | deeful | defull
[MED12329] dolfulli, adv. --> dolefully
[MED12330] dolfulnesse, n. --> dolefulness
[MED12331] dolh, n. --> dolk
[MED12332] dolh-rune, n. --> dolk-rune
[MED12332.5] dolki, adj. --> dolky
[MED12333] dollinge, ger. --> doll
[MED12334] dolorous, adj. --> dolorous
[MED12335] dolorousli, adv. --> dolorously
[MED12336] dolosite, n. --> dolosity
[MED12337] dolour, n. --> dolour | dolor
[MED12338] dom, n. --> doom
[MED12339] -dom, suf. --> -dom
[MED12340] domache, adj. --> domeche
[MED12341] domb, adj. --> dumb
[MED12342] domben, v. --> dumb
[MED12343] dombenesse, n. --> dumbness
[MED12344] domen, v. --> doom
[MED12345] domere, n. --> doomer
[MED12346] domes-dai, n. --> doomsday
[MED12347] domes-man, n. --> doomsman
[MED12348] domestere, n. --> doomster
[MED12349] domestic, adj. --> domestic
[MED12350] domestical, adj. --> domestical
[MED12351] domicilie, n. --> domicelle
[MED12352] domifiinge, ger. --> domify
[MED12353] dominacioun, n. --> domination
[MED12354] dominatour, n. --> dominator
[MED12355] dominaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> dominant
[MED12355.5] dominen, v. --> domine
[MED12356] domini, n. --> domine
[MED12357] Dominiac, n. --> Dominiac
[MED12358] dominical, adj. &amp; n. --> Dominical
[MED12359] dominioun, n. --> dominion
[MED12360] dom-kete, adj. --> doom-kete
[MED12361] domland, ppl. --> domle
[MED12362] dompen, v. --> dump
[MED12363] domping, n. --> dumping
[MED12364] dompinge, ger. --> dumping
[MED12365] don, n. --> dun
[MED12365.5] don, n. --> done
[MED12366] don, adj. --> dun
[MED12367] don, v.(1) --> do
[MED12368] don, v.(2) --> don
[MED12369] donacioun, n. --> donation
[MED12370] donatif, n. --> donative
[MED12371] Donatistes, n.pl. --> Donatist
[MED12372] donatour, n. --> donator
[MED12373] Doncaster knif, phr. --> Doncaster knife
[MED12374] dondeine, n. --> dondeine
[MED12375] donek, n. --> dunnock
[MED12376] donet, n. --> donet | donat
[MED12377] dong, n.(1) --> dung
[MED12378] dong, n.(2) --> dunge
[MED12379] donge, n. --> donge
[MED12380] dongen, v. --> dung
[MED12381] dong-hep, n. --> dunghill
[MED12382] dongi, adj. --> dungy
[MED12383] donginge, ger. --> dunging
[MED12384] dongoun, n. --> dungeon
[MED12385] donhede, n. --> dunhood
[MED12385.5] donish, adj. --> dunnish
[MED12386] donisoun, n. --> donison
[MED12387] donken, v. --> dank
[MED12388] donne-miche, n. --> dun-mitch
[MED12389] donnen, v. --> dun
[MED12389.5] donnes(se, n. --> dunness
[MED12390] donning, n. --> donning
[MED12391] donour, n. --> donor
[MED12392] doppe, n. --> doppe
[MED12393] doppen, v. --> dop
[MED12394] dopper, n. --> dopper
[MED12395] dopping, n. --> dopping
[MED12395.5] dor-cake, n. --> dorcake
[MED12396] dor(e, n.(1) --> door
[MED12397] dore, n.(2) --> dor | dorr
[MED12398] dored, ppl. --> doored
[MED12399] doren, v. --> dore
[MED12400] dorlot, n. --> dorlot
[MED12401] dorma(u)nt, adj. &amp; n. --> dormant
[MED12402] dormer, n. --> dormer
[MED12403] dormitacioun, n. --> dormitation
[MED12404] dormitorie, n. --> dormitory
[MED12405] dor-mouse, n. --> dormouse
[MED12405.5] dorndale, n. --> dorndale
[MED12406] dorne-dai court, phr. --> dorn-day court
[MED12406.5] dornen, v. --> dornen
[MED12407] dornik, n. --> dornick
[MED12408] dorre, adj. &amp; n. --> dory
[MED12409] dorsal, adj. --> dorsal
[MED12410] dortour, n. --> dortour | dorter
[MED12411] dortourer, n. --> dortourer
[MED12412] dose, n. --> dose
[MED12412.5] dose, n.(2) --> dose
[MED12413] dosein(e, num. --> dozen
[MED12414] dosel, n. --> dossil
[MED12415] dosen, v. --> dose
[MED12416] doser, n. --> dosser | dorser
[MED12417] dotacioun, n. --> dotation
[MED12418] dotage, n. --> dotage
[MED12419] dotard, n. --> dotard
[MED12420] dote, n. --> dote
[MED12421] dotel, n. --> dottle
[MED12422] doten, v. --> dote | doat
[MED12423] doterel, n. --> dotterel | dottrel
[MED12424] doteren, v. --> dotter
[MED12425] dotinge, ger. --> doting | doating
[MED12426] doti-pol, n. --> doddypoll
[MED12427] dotoile, n. --> dotal
[MED12428] douable, adj. --> dowable
[MED12429] double, n. --> double
[MED12430] double, adj. --> double
[MED12431] double, adv. --> double
[MED12432] double-fold, adj. &amp; adv. --> doublefold
[MED12433] doublehede, n. --> doublehood
[MED12434] doublen, v. --> double
[MED12435] doublenesse, n. --> doubleness
[MED12436] doubler, n. --> doubler
[MED12437] doublet, n. --> doublet
[MED12438] doubli, adv. --> doubly
[MED12439] doubling(e, ger. --> doubling
[MED12440] douce, adj. &amp; n. --> douce
[MED12441] doucemer, n. --> dulcimer
[MED12442] doucen, v. --> douce
[MED12443] douceour, n. --> douceur
[MED12444] doucet, adj. &amp; n. --> dulcet
[MED12445] doucetli, adv. --> dulcetly
[MED12445.5] douclerous, adj. --> dulcorous
[MED12446] doude, n. --> dowdy
[MED12447] douen, n.(1) --> dow
[MED12448] douen, v.(2) --> dow
[MED12449] douer(e, n. --> dower | doaire
[MED12450] douerie, n. --> dowry
[MED12451] dougen, v. --> dough
[MED12452] dough, n. --> dough
[MED12453] dougher, n. --> dougher
[MED12454] dought, adj. &amp; n. --> dought
[MED12455] doughter, n. --> daughter
[MED12456] doughter in laue, phr. --> daughter-in-law
[MED12457] doughterles, adj. --> daughterless
[MED12458] doughti, adj. &amp; n. --> doughty
[MED12459] doughtihede, n. --> doughtihead
[MED12460] doughtili(che, adv. --> doughtily
[MED12461] doughtinesse, n. --> doughtiness
[MED12462] douinge, ger. --> dowing
[MED12463] douken, v. --> duck
[MED12464] douker(e, n. --> ducker
[MED12465] doukinge, ger. --> ducking
[MED12466] doul(e, n. --> dowel
[MED12467] doument, n. --> dowment
[MED12468] doun, n. --> down
[MED12469] doun, adv. --> down
[MED12470] doun, prep. --> down
[MED12471] dounden, v. --> dound
[MED12471.5] doundressen, v. --> down-dress
[MED12472] doun(e, n. --> down
[MED12472.5] dounfallen, v. --> down-fall
[MED12472.6] dounpilten, v. --> down-pilt
[MED12472.7] dounreken, v. --> down-reke
[MED12473] doun-right, adv. --> downright
[MED12474] doun-rightes, adv. --> downrights
[MED12474.5] doun-senden, v. --> down-send
[MED12474.6] doun-shouven, v. --> down-shove
[MED12474.7] doun-slingen, v. --> down-sling
[MED12474.8] doun-steppen, v. --> down-step
[MED12474.9] doun-steten, v. --> down-stete
[MED12474.91] doun-stiken, v. --> down-stick
[MED12474.92] doun-striken, v. --> down-strike
[MED12474.93] doun-swouen, v. --> down-swow
[MED12474.94] doun-taken, v. --> down-take
[MED12474.95] doun-ten, v. --> down-tee
[MED12474.96] doun-throuen, v. --> downthrow
[MED12474.97] doun-treden, v. --> down-tread
[MED12475] doun-ward, adv. --> downward
[MED12475.5] doun-weried, ppl. --> down-wearied
[MED12476] doun-ward, prep. --> downward
[MED12477] doun-wardes, adv. --> downwards
[MED12478] dour, adj. --> dour
[MED12479] douren, v. --> doured
[MED12480] dousse-per, n. --> douzepers
[MED12481] doutable, adj. --> doubtable
[MED12482] doutaunce, n. --> doubtance
[MED12483] dout(e, n. --> doubt
[MED12484] douteful, adj. --> doubtful
[MED12485] doutefulli, adv. --> doubtfully
[MED12486] doutefulnesse, n. --> doubtfulness
[MED12487] douteles, adj. --> doubtless
[MED12488] douteles, adv. --> doubtless
[MED12489] doutelesli, adv. --> doubtlessly
[MED12490] douten, v. --> doubt
[MED12491] douth(e, n. --> douth
[MED12492] douti, adj. --> doubty
[MED12493] doutif, adj. --> doubtive | doutif
[MED12494] doutinge, ger. --> doubting
[MED12495] doutous, adj. --> doubtous | doutous
[MED12496] doutousli, adv. --> doubtously
[MED12497] doutremer, phr. as adj. --> doutremer
[MED12498] douve, n. --> dove
[MED12499] douve-hous, n. --> dovehouse
[MED12500] douveli, adj. --> dovely
[MED12501] douver, n. --> dower
[MED12502] dovesse, n. --> dovess | dovese
[MED12503] dow, n. --> death's dow
[MED12504] do-weche, -wort, n. --> dowort
[MED12505] dowles, n. --> dowlas
[MED12506] dowwnen, v. --> downen
[MED12507] drabelen, v. --> drabble
[MED12508] draconia, n. --> draconia
[MED12509] draconitidis, n. --> draconites
[MED12510] draf, n. --> draff
[MED12511] dragaunce, n. --> dragons
[MED12512] dragaunt, n. --> dragant
[MED12513] drag(ge, n.(1) --> drag
[MED12514] dragge, n.(2) --> dredge
[MED12515] draggen, v. --> drag
[MED12516] dragginge, ger. --> dragging
[MED12517] drag-lam, n. --> drag-lam
[MED12518] dragme, n. --> drachm
[MED12519] dragoner, n. --> dragooner
[MED12520] dragonet, n. --> dragonet
[MED12521] dragoun, n. --> dragon
[MED12522] draguncel, n. --> dragoncel
[MED12523] draie, n. --> dray
[MED12524] drai-net, n. --> dragnet
[MED12525] drake, n.(1) --> drake
[MED12526] drake, n.(2) --> drake
[MED12526.5] drale, n. --> drale
[MED12527] drane, n. --> drone
[MED12528] drant, n. --> drant
[MED12529] drapen, v. --> draper
[MED12530] draper, n. --> draper
[MED12531] draperi(e, n. --> drapery
[MED12532] drapinge, ger. --> draping
[MED12533] drast, n. --> drast | drest
[MED12534] drasti, adj. --> drasty
[MED12535] drauable, adj. --> drawable
[MED12536] drau(e, n. --> draw
[MED12537] drauen, v. --> draw
[MED12538] drauenesse, n. --> drawness
[MED12539] drauer(e, n. --> drawer
[MED12540] draught, n. --> draught
[MED12541] drauing, ger. or ppl. --> drawing
[MED12542] drauing(e, ger. --> drawing
[MED12543] drauk(e, n. --> drawk | drauk
[MED12544] dravelen, v. --> dravel
[MED12545] draw bleu, phr. --> draw blue
[MED12546] drawe, n. --> drove
[MED12547] drecch(e, n. --> dretch
[MED12548] drecchen, v. --> dretch
[MED12549] drecchinge, ger. --> dretching
[MED12550] dred(e, n. --> dread
[MED12551] dredeful, adj. --> dreadful
[MED12552] dredefulli, adj. --> dreadfully
[MED12553] dredefulli, adv. --> dreadfully
[MED12554] dredefulnesse, n. --> dreadfulness
[MED12554.5] dredefullous, adj. --> dreadfullous
[MED12555] dredeles, adj. --> dreadless
[MED12556] dredeles, adv. --> dreadless
[MED12557] dredeli(ch, adj. --> dreadly
[MED12558] dreden, v. --> dread
[MED12558.5] dreder, n. --> dreader
[MED12559] dredi, adj. --> dready
[MED12560] dreding, ger. --> dreading
[MED12561] dredingful, adj. --> dreadingful
[MED12561.5] dredingli, adv. --> dreadingly
[MED12562] dredli(che, adv. --> dreadly
[MED12563] drednesse, n. --> dreadness
[MED12564] dref, adj. --> dref
[MED12565] dreffil, n. --> driffle
[MED12566] dreg-baly, n. --> dregbaly
[MED12567] dregges, n. --> dreg
[MED12568] dreggi, adj. --> dreggy
[MED12569] drein(e, n. --> drain
[MED12570] dreinen, v. --> drain
[MED12571] dreininge, ger. --> draining
[MED12572] drem, n.(1) --> dream
[MED12573] drem, n.(2) --> dream
[MED12574] dremels, n. --> dremels
[MED12575] dremen, v.(1) --> dream
[MED12576] dremen, v.(2) --> dream
[MED12577] dremer, n. --> dreamer
[MED12578] dreming, ger.(1) --> dreaming
[MED12579] dreming, ger.(2) --> dreaming
[MED12580] drench(e, n. --> drench
[MED12581] drenchen, v. --> drench
[MED12582] drencher, n. --> drencher
[MED12583] drenchinge, ger. --> drenching
[MED12584] dreng, n. --> dreng
[MED12585] drengagium, n. --> drengage
[MED12586] drepe, n. --> dreep
[MED12587] drepen, v.(1) --> drepe
[MED12588] drepen, v.(2) --> dreep | drepe
[MED12589] dreper, n. --> dreper
[MED12590] dreping, ger.(1) --> dreping
[MED12591] dreping, ger.(2) --> dreeping
[MED12591.5] drerfulli, adv. --> drearfully
[MED12592] dreri, adj. --> dreary
[MED12593] dreried, ppl. --> drearied
[MED12594] drerihed, n. --> drearihead
[MED12595] drerili, adv. --> drearily
[MED12596] dreri-mod, adj. --> dreary-mood
[MED12597] drerines(se, n. --> dreariness
[MED12598] dresen, v. --> drese
[MED12599] dressable, adj. --> dressable
[MED12600] dresse, n. --> dress
[MED12601] dresse, adj. --> dress&egrave;
[MED12602] dressen, v. --> dress
[MED12603] dresser, n. --> dresser
[MED12604] dressinge, ger. --> dressing
[MED12605] dressour, n. --> dresser
[MED12606] dreue, n. --> drew
[MED12607] drevednesse, n. --> drevedness
[MED12608] drevel, n. --> drivel
[MED12609] drevelen, v. --> drivel
[MED12610] dreveling, ger. --> drivelling
[MED12611] dreven, v.(1) --> dreve
[MED12612] dreven, v.(2) --> dreve
[MED12613] dri, n. --> dri
[MED12614] Driades, n. pl. --> dryad
[MED12615] drie, n.(1) --> dry
[MED12616] dri(e, n.(2) --> dreigh | dreich
[MED12617] drie, adj.(1) --> dry
[MED12618] dri(e, adj.(2) --> dree | dreigh
[MED12619] drie, adv. --> dree
[MED12620] drie-fot, adv. &amp; n. --> dry-foot
[MED12621] drie-foted, adj. or adv. --> dry-footed
[MED12622] driehed(e, n. --> dryhead
[MED12623] drie-heded, adj. or adv. --> dry-headed
[MED12624] drien, v.(1) --> dry
[MED12625] drien, v.(2) --> dree
[MED12626] drienes(se, n. --> dryness
[MED12627] driere, driestere, n. --> drier
[MED12628] drie-shodde, adj. or adv. --> dry-shod
[MED12629] drif-draf, n. --> driff-draff
[MED12630] drift, n. --> drift
[MED12631] dright, n. --> dreight | dright
[MED12632] drighting, ger. --> dretching
[MED12633] driht, n. --> dright
[MED12634] Drihten, n. --> drightin | drighten | dright
[MED12635] drihtenlic, adj. --> drightlike
[MED12636] drihtful, adj. --> drightful
[MED12637] drihtliche, adj. --> drightlike
[MED12638] drihtnesse, n. --> drightness
[MED12639] driing, ger.(1) --> drying
[MED12640] driing, ger.(2) --> drying
[MED12640.5] driishnes, n. --> dryishness
[MED12641] drili, adv. --> dreely | dreighly
[MED12642] drille, n. --> drill
[MED12643] drillen, v. --> drill
[MED12644] drince-len, n. --> drincelen
[MED12645] drinch(e, n. --> drink
[MED12646] drinchen, v. --> drink
[MED12647] drinching, ger. --> drinking
[MED12648] drincling, ger. --> drenkling
[MED12649] dring, n. --> dring
[MED12650] drinkable, adj. --> drinkable
[MED12651] drink(e, n. --> drink
[MED12652] drinkeles, adj. --> drinkless
[MED12653] drinkels, n. --> drinkels
[MED12654] drinken, v. --> drink
[MED12655] drinkere, n. --> drinker
[MED12656] drink heil, phr. --> drink-hail
[MED12657] drinkinge, ger. --> drinking
[MED12658] drinklen, v. --> drenkle
[MED12659] dripen, v. --> dripe
[MED12660] drippe, n. --> drip
[MED12661] dripping, ger. --> dripping
[MED12662] drisning, ger. --> drysnyng
[MED12663] drit, n. --> dirt
[MED12664] driten, v. --> drite
[MED12665] dritti, adj. --> dirty
[MED12666] drivel, n.(1) --> drivel
[MED12667] drivel, n.(2) --> drivel
[MED12668] driven, v. --> drive
[MED12669] driver(e, n. --> driver
[MED12670] drivinge, ger. --> driving
[MED12670.5] drochachen, n. --> drochachen
[MED12671] drof, adj. --> drof | drove
[MED12672] droflic, adj. --> drovely
[MED12673] drogge, n. --> drug
[MED12674] droggi, adj. --> draggy
[MED12674.5] drohtnigen, v. --> drohtnigen
[MED12674.6] drohtnung, n. --> drohtnung
[MED12675] droit, n. --> droit
[MED12676] drom, n. --> drum
[MED12677] dromedari(e, n. --> dromedary
[MED12678] dromede, n. --> dromed | dromede
[MED12679] dromelus, n. --> dromelus
[MED12680] dromoun(d, n. --> dromond
[MED12681] dronchen, ppl. --> drink
[MED12682] dronke-lec, n. --> drunkelec | droncelec
[MED12683] dronke-leu(e, adj. --> drunkelew | drunklew
[MED12684] dronkeleunes(se, n. --> drunkelewness
[MED12685] dronken, ppl. --> drunken
[MED12686] dronken, v. --> drunk
[MED12687] dronkenes(se, n. --> drunkness
[MED12688] dronkenhede, n. --> drunkenhead
[MED12689] dronkensom, adj. --> drunkensome
[MED12690] dronkeshipe, n. --> drunkship
[MED12691] dronklen, v. --> drenkle
[MED12692] dronknen, v. --> drunken
[MED12693] drope, n.(1) --> drop
[MED12694] drope, n.(2) --> dropee
[MED12695] dropeles, adj. --> dropless
[MED12696] dropelin(g, adv. --> dropling
[MED12697] drope-mel(e, adv. --> drop-meal
[MED12698] dropesi(e, n. --> dropsy
[MED12699] dropik, adj. &amp; n. --> dropic
[MED12700] dropped, ppl. --> dropped | dropt
[MED12701] droppen, v. --> drop
[MED12702] droppinge, ger. --> dropping
[MED12703] droppingli, adv. --> droppingly
[MED12704] drop-wort, n. --> dropwort
[MED12705] dros, n. --> dross
[MED12706] drosen, n. --> drosen
[MED12707] drosendlic, adj. --> drosenly
[MED12708] drosli, adj. --> drossly
[MED12709] drossi, adj. --> drossy
[MED12710] drotale, adv. --> drotal
[MED12711] droten, v. --> drote
[MED12712] drotere, n. --> droter
[MED12713] drotinge, ger. or ppl. --> droting
[MED12714] drotingli, adv. --> drotingly
[MED12715] drought(e, n. --> drought | drouth
[MED12716] droukinge, ger. --> drouking
[MED12717] drouknen, v. --> drouken
[MED12718] droukninge, ger. --> droukening
[MED12719] droumondere, n. --> dromedary
[MED12720] drounen, v.(1) --> drown
[MED12721] drounen, v.(2) --> droun
[MED12722] drouning, ger. --> drowning
[MED12723] droupen, v. --> droop
[MED12724] drouping, ger. --> drooping
[MED12725] droupnen, v. --> droopen | droupne
[MED12726] droupning, ger. --> droopening
[MED12727] drou(w)en, v. --> drow
[MED12728] drove, v. --> drove
[MED12729] droven, v. --> drove
[MED12730] drover(e, n. --> drover
[MED12731] drovi, adj. --> drovy
[MED12732] droving(e, ger. --> droving
[MED12733] drower, n. --> drover
[MED12734] dru, n. --> drut
[MED12734.5] druble, n. --> druble
[MED12735] drublen, v. --> drubble | druble
[MED12736] drubli, adj. --> drubly
[MED12736.5] drublihed(e, n. --> drublihood
[MED12737] drublinesse, n. --> drubliness
[MED12738] drublinge, ger. --> drubble
[MED12738.5] drublish, adj. --> drublish
[MED12739] drue-le-reigne, phr. as n. --> drew le reign
[MED12740] druerie, n. --> druery | drury
[MED12741] drugeman, n. --> dragoman
[MED12742] druggen, v. --> drug | drudge
[MED12743] drugger, n. --> drugger | drudger
[MED12744] druggunge, ger. --> drugging | drudging
[MED12745] drullen, v. --> drool
[MED12746] drumbil, v. --> drumble
[MED12747] druncard, n. --> drunkard
[MED12748] druncning, ger. --> drunkening
[MED12749] drunc-wile, adj. --> drunk-will
[MED12750] drunken, n. --> drunken
[MED12751] drunkunge, ger. --> drinking
[MED12752] drup, adj. --> droop
[MED12753] drupi, adj. --> droopy
[MED12754] duabeli, adv. --> duably
[MED12755] dual, n. --> dual
[MED12756] dualite, n. --> duality
[MED12757] dub(be, n. --> dub
[MED12758] dubbement, n. --> dubment
[MED12759] dubben, v. --> dub
[MED12760] dubber, n. --> dubber
[MED12761] dubbing, ger. --> dubbing
[MED12762] dubie, adj. &amp; n. --> dubie
[MED12763] dubitacioun, n. --> dubitation
[MED12763.5] dubitatif, adj. --> dubitative
[MED12764] ducat, n. --> ducat
[MED12765] duccioun, n. --> duction
[MED12766] ducen, v. --> duce
[MED12766.5] ducennari, n. --> ducennari
[MED12767] Duch, adj. &amp; n. --> Dutch
[MED12768] duche, n. --> duchy
[MED12769] duchehod, n. --> dukehood
[MED12770] Duche-lond, n. --> Dutchland
[MED12771] Duche-man, n. --> Dutchman
[MED12772] ducherie, n. --> duchery
[MED12773] duches(se, n. --> duchess
[MED12774] Duchish, adj. &amp; n. --> Dutchish
[MED12775] ductible, adj. --> ductible
[MED12776] ductil, adj. --> ductile
[MED12777] ductor, n. --> ductor
[MED12778] dudde, n. --> dud
[MED12779] dudded, adj. or ppl. --> dudded
[MED12780] dudder, n. --> dudder
[MED12781] dudderi, n. --> duddery
[MED12782] due, n. --> due
[MED12783] du(e, adj. --> due
[MED12784] dueli(e, adj. --> duly
[MED12785] dueli(e, adv. --> duly
[MED12786] duelle, n. --> duel
[MED12787] due-lond, n. --> dueland
[MED12788] duenesse, n. --> dueness
[MED12789] duete, n. --> duty
[MED12790] dug, v. --> dug
[MED12791] du&#x292;e&#xF0;liche, adv. --> dugethly
[MED12792] duhhti&#x292;le&#x292;&#x292;c, n. --> duhhtigleic
[MED12793] duk, n. --> duke
[MED12794] dukdom, n. --> dukedom
[MED12795] dul, adj. --> dull
[MED12796] dulcarnoun, n. --> dulcarnon
[MED12797] dulcede, n. --> dulcede
[MED12797.5] dulcifluate, adj. --> dulcifluate
[MED12798] dulcoraten, v. --> dulcorate
[MED12799] dulcoratif, adj. &amp; n. --> dulcorative
[MED12800] dulcour, n. --> dulcor | dulcour
[MED12801] dulcouren, v. --> dulcor
[MED12802] dulhede, n. --> dullhood
[MED12803] dulia, n. --> dulia
[MED12804] dullard, n. --> dullard
[MED12805] dullen, v. --> dull
[MED12806] dulli, adv. --> dully
[MED12807] dullish, adj. --> dullish
[MED12808] dulnes(se, n. --> dullness | dulness
[MED12809] dunch(e, n. --> dunch
[MED12810] dunchen, v. --> dunch
[MED12811] dun-sti&#x292;hing, ger. --> downstying
[MED12812] duodene, n. --> duodenum
[MED12813] dupla, adj. --> dupla
[MED12814] duplacioun, n. --> duplation
[MED12815] duplen, v. --> duple
[MED12816] duplicacioun, n. --> duplication
[MED12817] duplicate, adj. --> duplicate
[MED12818] duplicaten, v. --> duplicate
[MED12819] duplicite, n. --> duplicity
[MED12820] durabilite, n. --> durability
[MED12821] durable, adj. --> durable
[MED12822] durabli, adv. --> durably
[MED12823] duracine, adj. as n. --> duracine
[MED12824] duracioun, n. --> duration
[MED12825] dura mater, n. --> dura mater
[MED12826] durand, ppl. as prep. --> durante
[MED12826.5] duratif, adj. --> durative
[MED12827] duraunce, n. --> durance
[MED12828] duraunt, adj. &amp; prep. --> durant
[MED12829] durdan, n. --> dirdum
[MED12830] dure, n. --> duree | dure
[MED12831] dur(e, adj. --> dure
[MED12832] dureke, n. --> dureke
[MED12833] dureleas, adj. --> doorless
[MED12834] dureli, adv. --> durely
[MED12835] duren, v. --> dure
[MED12836] durenes, n. --> dureness
[MED12837] dures(se, n. --> duress | duresse
[MED12838] durete, n. --> duretto
[MED12839] during, ppl. as adj. --> during
[MED12840] during, prep. --> during
[MED12841] during(e, ger. --> during
[MED12842] duringli, adv. --> duringly
[MED12843] durren, v. --> dare
[MED12844] durring don, durring-do, phr. &amp; cpd. --> derring do
[MED12845] durst, n. --> durst
[MED12846] durstinesse, n. --> durstiness
[MED12847] durstlechen, v. --> dyrst-lacan
[MED12848] duscle, dustle, n. --> duscle
[MED12849] dushe, n. --> dush
[MED12850] dushen, v. --> dush
[MED12851] dushing, ger. --> dushing
[MED12852] dusi(e, adj. &amp; n. --> dizzy
[MED12853] dusien, v. --> dizzy
[MED12854] dusilec, n. --> dusilec
[MED12855] dusiliche, adv. --> dizzily
[MED12856] dusines, n. --> dizziness
[MED12857] dusishipe, n. --> dusischip
[MED12858] dusk, adj. --> dusk
[MED12859] dusken, adj. --> dusken
[MED12860] dusken, v. --> dusk
[MED12861] dusknes(se, n. --> duskness
[MED12862] du-sop, n. --> dew sop
[MED12863] dust, n. --> dust
[MED12864] dusten, v. --> dust
[MED12865] dusti, adj. --> dusty
[MED12866] dustlung, n. --> dustling
[MED12867] dustre, n. --> duistre
[MED12868] dut, n. --> dute
[MED12869] duvel-rihtes, adv. --> divelrights
[MED12870] duven, v. --> dive
[MED12871] dw&#xE6;s, adj. --> dwas
[MED12872] dwa&#x292;e, n. --> dwaghe
[MED12873] dwale, n. --> dwale
[MED12874] dwale, adj. --> dwale
[MED12875] dwalen, v. --> dwale
[MED12876] dwel, n. --> dwell
[MED12877] dwele, n. --> dwele
[MED12878] dwelen, v. --> dwell
[MED12879] dwelinge, n. --> dweling
[MED12880] dwellen, v. --> dwell
[MED12881] dweller, n. --> dweller
[MED12882] dwelleresse, n. --> dwelleress
[MED12883] dwellinge, ger. --> dwelling
[MED12883.5] dwellingli, adv. --> dwellingly
[MED12883.6] dwellingnes(se, n. --> dwellingness
[MED12884] dwelsinge, ger. --> dwelsing
[MED12885] dwelstere, n. --> dwelster
[MED12886] dwelth, n. --> dwelth
[MED12887] dweolkningue, ger. --> dweolkningue
[MED12888] dweomer-craeft, n. --> dweomercraeft
[MED12889] dweomerlak, n. --> demerlayk
[MED12890] dwere, n. --> dwere
[MED12891] dwergh, n. --> dwarf
[MED12892] dwild, n. --> dwild
[MED12893] dwimorlice, adv. --> dwimorly
[MED12894] dwinen, v. --> dwine
[MED12895] dwining, n. --> dwining
[MED12896] dwininge, ger. --> dwining
[MED12897] dwirden, v. --> dwird
[MED12898] dwol-man, n. --> dwale-man
[MED12899] dwolunge, n. --> dwoling
[MED12900] e, n.(1) --> E
[MED12901] e, n.(2) --> ae
[MED12902] e, n.(3) --> ae
[MED12903] e-, pref.(1) --> e-
[MED12904] e-, pref.(2) --> e-
[MED12905] -e, suf.(1) --> -e
[MED12906] -e, suf.(2) --> -e
[MED12907] -e, suf.(3) --> -e
[MED12908] -e, suf.(4) --> -e
[MED12909] -e, suf.(5) --> -e
[MED12910] eaces sure, n. --> eaces sure
[MED12910.5] ead-acre, n. --> ead-acre
[MED12911] eala -e, interj. --> eala
[MED12911.5] ealdinge, ger. --> elding
[MED12911.6] ear-under, n. --> yeender
[MED12912] eb(be, n. --> ebb
[MED12913] ebben, v. --> ebb
[MED12914] ebbinge, ger. --> ebbing
[MED12915] ebdomadarie, n. --> hebdomadary
[MED12915.5] ebel, n. --> ebull
[MED12916] ebenif, adj. as n. --> ebony
[MED12917] eben(us, n. --> ebon
[MED12918] ebere, adj. --> eber
[MED12919] eberli, adv. --> eber
[MED12920] Ebionite, n. --> Ebionite
[MED12921] ebland, adv. &amp; prep. --> ebland
[MED12922] Ebraik, adj. --> Hebraic
[MED12923] Ebrei, Ebreies, n.pl. --> Ebrei
[MED12924] Ebreish, adj. --> Hebreish
[MED12925] Ebreu, n. --> Hebrew
[MED12926] Ebreu, adj. --> Hebrew
[MED12927] Ebreuli, adv. --> Ebreuli
[MED12928] ebriete, n. --> ebriety
[MED12929] ebullitioun, n. --> ebullitioun
[MED12930] ebulus, -um, n. --> ebull
[MED12931] Ecate, n. --> Hecate
[MED12932] eccentrik, adj. as n. --> eccentric
[MED12933] eccentriked, ppl. --> eccentriked
[MED12934] ecclesiast, n. --> Ecclesiast
[MED12935] ecclesiastical, adj. --> ecclesiastical
[MED12936] ecclesiasticere, adj. --> ecclesiasticere
[MED12937] ecco, n. --> echo
[MED12938] eced, n. --> eced
[MED12939] ech, pron. --> each
[MED12940] eche, n. --> eche
[MED12941] eche, adj. --> eche
[MED12942] echelich, adj. --> echelich
[MED12943] echeliche, adv. --> echeliche
[MED12944] echenesse, n. --> echeness
[MED12945] echin(us, n. --> echinus
[MED12946] echites, n. --> echites
[MED12947] ech on, pron. phrase. --> ilkane | ilkone
[MED12948] ecios, n. --> ecios
[MED12949] eclippen, v. --> eclipse
[MED12950] eclipsacioun, n. --> eclipsation
[MED12951] eclipse, n. --> clips(e
[MED12952] eclipsen, v. --> eclipse
[MED12953] eclipsinge, ger. --> eclipsing
[MED12954] ecliptik, adj. and n. --> ecliptic
[MED12955] eclog, n. --> eclog
[MED12955.5] eculee, n. --> eculee
[MED12956] ed-, pref. --> ed-
[MED12957] -ed, suf.(1). --> -ed
[MED12958] -ed, suf.(2) --> -ed
[MED12959] ed-bote, n. --> edbote
[MED12960] ed-cenned, ppl. --> ed-cenned
[MED12961] -ed(e, suf. --> -ed
[MED12962] eden, n.(1) --> Eden
[MED12963] Eden, n.(2) --> Eden
[MED12964] -ede(n, suf. --> -ed
[MED12965] edepol, n. --> edipol
[MED12966] eder(a, n. --> eder | edera
[MED12967] ed-gan, v. --> edgan
[MED12968] ed-groue, n. --> edgrew | edgrow, n.
[MED12969] edi, adj. --> eadi
[MED12970] ediccion, n. --> ediction
[MED12971] edicion, n. --> edition
[MED12972] edificacioun, n. --> edification
[MED12973] edificat, ppl. --> edificate
[MED12974] edificatif, adj. --> edificative
[MED12975] edifice, n. --> edifice
[MED12976] edifien, v. --> edify
[MED12977] edifiere, n. --> edifier
[MED12978] edifiing, ger. --> edifying
[MED12979] edileg(e, n. --> &#x00E6;di&#x021D;le&#x021D;&#x021D;c
[MED12980] ediliche, adv. --> eadily
[MED12981] edinesse, n. --> eadiness
[MED12982] edish, n. --> eddish
[MED12983] edish-henne, n. --> eddish-hen
[MED12984] edit, n. --> edict
[MED12985] ed-l&#xE6;chen, v. --> ed-l&#xE6;chen
[MED12986] ed-len, n. --> edlen
[MED12987] ed-lesienlich, adj. --> ed-lesienlich
[MED12988] ed-med, n. --> edmede
[MED12989] ed-mede, adj. --> edmede
[MED12990] ed-meden, v. --> ed-meden
[MED12991] ed-mod, n. --> edmod | edmede
[MED12992] ed-mod, adj. --> edmod
[MED12993] ed-modi, adj. --> edmodi
[MED12994] ed-modien, v. --> edmod
[MED12995] edmodlege, n. --> edmodle&#x021D;c
[MED12996] edmodlich, adj. --> edmodlich
[MED12997] edmodlich(e, adv. --> edmodliche
[MED12998] edmodnesse, n. --> edmodness
[MED12999] ednesse, n. --> eadness
[MED13000] edokke, n. --> edocke
[MED13001] edre, n. --> eddre
[MED13002] educaten, v. --> educate
[MED13003] educcioun, n. --> eduction
[MED13004] educen, v. --> educe
[MED13005] eductible, adj. --> eductible
[MED13006] eductive, adj. --> eductive
[MED13007] ed-wist, n. --> edwist
[MED13008] ed-wit, n. --> edwit
[MED13009] ed-witen, v. --> edwite
[MED13010] ed-witing, ger. --> edwiting
[MED13011] ef-, pref. --> ef-
[MED13012] efesten, v. --> efesten
[MED13013] efestlice, adv. --> efestlice
[MED13014] effeccioun, n. --> affection
[MED13015] effect, n. --> effect
[MED13016] effected, ppl. --> affected
[MED13016.5] effecten, v. --> effect
[MED13017] effectif, adj. --> effective
[MED13018] effectiveli, adv. --> effectively
[MED13019] effectual, adj. --> effectual
[MED13020] effectualli, adv. --> effectually
[MED13021] effectuous, adj. --> effectuous
[MED13022] effectuousli, adv. --> effectuously
[MED13023] effeminat, ppl. --> effeminate
[MED13024] Effesians, -ins, n. --> Effesians
[MED13025] Effesies, n. --> Effesies
[MED13026] efficace, n. --> efficace
[MED13027] efficacite, n. --> efficacity
[MED13028] efficient, adj. --> efficient
[MED13029] effimera, n. and adj. --> ephemera
[MED13030] effimeron, n. --> effimeron
[MED13031] efflouen, v. --> efflouen
[MED13032] efflouing, ger. --> efflouing
[MED13033] efflouren, v. --> efflower
[MED13034] effluence, n. --> effluence
[MED13035] effluent, ppl. --> effluent
[MED13036] effoentim, n. --> effoentim
[MED13037] effreined, ppl. --> effreined
[MED13038] effrenis, n. --> effrenis
[MED13039] effresis, n. --> effresis
[MED13040] effunden, v. --> effund
[MED13041] effusioun, n. --> effusion
[MED13042] efne, interj. --> efne
[MED13043] e-frosk, n. --> frosh | frosk
[MED13044] eft, adv. --> eft
[MED13045] efter-sone(s, adv. --> eftersoons
[MED13046] eftes, adv. --> eftes
[MED13047] eft-sitthe(n, adv. --> eft-sitthe
[MED13048] eft-sone(s, adv. --> eftsoon | eftsoons
[MED13049] egal, adj. --> egall
[MED13050] egalite, n. --> egality
[MED13051] egalli, adv. --> egally
[MED13052] egalness(e, n. --> egalness
[MED13053] egede, n. --> aegaede | aegede
[MED13054] egede, adj. --> egede
[MED13055] egern, adj. --> egerne
[MED13056] eges, n. --> eges
[MED13057] egeste, n. --> egeste
[MED13058] egested, ppl. --> egested
[MED13059] egestes, n. --> egestes
[MED13060] egestioun, n. --> egestion
[MED13061] egestious, adj. --> egestious
[MED13062] eges-worm, n. --> eges-worm
[MED13063] egeve, n. --> egeve
[MED13064] eg(ge, n.(1) --> egg
[MED13065] egge, n.(2) --> edge
[MED13066] egged, adj. --> yegged
[MED13067] eggeling(es, adv. --> edgeling | edgelong
[MED13068] eggement, n. --> eggment
[MED13069] eggen, v.(1) --> egg
[MED13070] eggen, v.(2) --> edge
[MED13071] eggen, v. (3) --> eggen
[MED13072] egge-shel, n. --> egg-shell
[MED13073] eggeshel-ful, adj. as n. --> eggshellful
[MED13074] eg(ge)-silver, n. --> eggsilver
[MED13075] egge stel, n. --> 
[MED13076] egge tol, n. --> 
[MED13077] eg(ge) yolk, n. --> yolk
[MED13078] egging, ger.(1) --> egging
[MED13079] egging, ger.(2) --> egging
[MED13079.5] egging, ger.(3) --> edging
[MED13080] eghten, v. --> eghten
[MED13081] eghtere, n. --> eghtere
[MED13082] eghtness(e, n. --> eghtnesse
[MED13083] Egiens, n. --> Egiens
[MED13084] egilopa, n. --> egilopa
[MED13085] Egipcien, n. and adj. --> Egyptian
[MED13086] egip(s ston, n. --> egypstone
[MED13087] Egipte, n. --> Egypt
[MED13088] Egiptish, adj. --> Egypt
[MED13089] egle, n. --> eagle
[MED13090] egleche, adj. --> egleche
[MED13091] eglenter, n. --> eglatere
[MED13092] eglentin, n. --> eglantine
[MED13093] egler, n. --> egler
[MED13094] egli-ceron, n. --> egli-ceron
[MED13095] egre, n. --> egre
[MED13096] egre, adj. --> eager
[MED13097] egre, adv. --> egre
[MED13097.5] egredience, n. --> egredience
[MED13098] egre-douce, n. --> egerdouce
[MED13099] egre-doucet, n. --> egre-doucet
[MED13100] egreli, adv. --> eagerly
[MED13101] egremauncie, n. --> 
[MED13102] egremoine, n. --> agrimony
[MED13103] egren, v. --> eager
[MED13104] egreness(e, n. --> eagerness
[MED13105] egressioun, n. --> egression
[MED13106] egret, n. --> egret
[MED13107] egrete, n. --> egret
[MED13108] egrotable, adj. --> egrotable
[MED13108.5] ehtere, n. --> ehtere
[MED13109] ei, n.(1) --> egg
[MED13110] ei, n.(2) --> ei
[MED13111] ei, indef. pron. --> any
[MED13112] ei, interj. --> ay
[MED13113] eia, interj. --> eya
[MED13114] ei cake, n. --> ei cake
[MED13115] ei-del, n. --> ei-del
[MED13116] eie, n.(1) --> eye
[MED13117] eie, n.(2) --> awe
[MED13118] eie, n.(3) --> eye
[MED13119] eie-breu, n. --> eye-bree
[MED13120] eie-brou, n. --> eyebrow
[MED13121] eied, ppl. --> eyed
[MED13122] ei(e)ful, adj. --> awful
[MED13123] eieles, adj.(1) --> eyeless
[MED13124] eieles, adj.(2) --> eyeless
[MED13125] eieleste, n. --> eyelest
[MED13125.5] eieli, adj. --> eyely
[MED13126] ei(e)lich, adj. --> awly
[MED13127] ei(e)lich, adv. --> eilich
[MED13128] eie-lid, n. --> eyelid
[MED13129] eien, v. --> eye
[MED13130] eien berhtnes, n. --> ein berhtnes
[MED13131] eien ende, n. --> eye end
[MED13132] eie-put, n. --> eye-pit
[MED13133] eie-renning, ger. --> eye-running
[MED13134] ei(e-ring, n. --> eye ring
[MED13135] eier monger, n. --> eirmonger
[MED13136] eies, n. --> eyas
[MED13137] ei(e-salve, n. --> eye salve
[MED13138] ei(e-sene, n. --> eyesene
[MED13139] ei(e)sful, adj. --> eisful
[MED13140] eie-sight, n. --> eyesight
[MED13141] eies kunnes, phrase. --> eies kunnes
[MED13142] ei(e)slich, adj. --> eislich
[MED13143] ei(e)sliche, adv. --> eisliche
[MED13144] eie-sor, n. --> eyesore
[MED13145] ei(e)s-wei(e)s, adv. phrase, adv. --> anyways
[MED13146] ei(e-thirl, n. --> eyethurl
[MED13147] eie-wrak, n. --> eye wrak
[MED13148] eighte, card. num. --> eight
[MED13149] eighte-fold, adj. --> eightfold
[MED13149.5] eighteli, adv. --> eightly
[MED13150] eightend, ord. num. --> eightin
[MED13151] eighten-del, n. --> eightin-dele
[MED13152] eighte-peni, adj. --> eight penny
[MED13153] eighte-sum, pron. --> eightsome
[MED13154] eighte-tene, card.num. --> eighteen
[MED13155] eighte-tenthe, ord. num. --> eighteenth
[MED13156] eightethe, ord. num. --> eighth
[MED13157] eighteti, card. num. --> eighty
[MED13158] eightetithe, ord. num. --> eightieth
[MED13159] eil, n. --> ail
[MED13160] eile, n. --> ail
[MED13161] eile, adj. --> eile
[MED13162] eilen, v. --> ail
[MED13163] eiling, ger. --> ailing
[MED13164] eil-thurl, n. --> eilthirl
[MED13165] eire, n. --> eyre
[MED13166] eirer, n.(1) --> eyrer
[MED13167] eirer, n.(2) --> harrier
[MED13168] eirond, adj. --> eirond
[MED13169] ei-shel, n. --> egg-shell
[MED13170] eisien, v. --> eisie
[MED13171] ei-silver, n. --> egg silver
[MED13172] eistricion, n. --> eistricion
[MED13173] eit, n. --> ait
[MED13174] eithe, n. --> eythe
[MED13175] either, pron. --> either
[MED13176] either, conj. --> either
[MED13177] eiwhat, pron. --> i-hwat
[MED13178] ei yolk, n. --> egg yolk
[MED13179] ejeccioun, n. --> ejection
[MED13180] ejecten, v. --> eject
[MED13181] ejecting, ger. --> ejecting
[MED13182] ek, adv. and conj. --> eke
[MED13183] eke, n. --> eke
[MED13184] eken, v. --> eche
[MED13185] eke-name, n. --> eke-name
[MED13185.5] eke-namen, v. --> nickname
[MED13186] eker, n.(1) --> eker
[MED13187] eker, n.(2) --> eker
[MED13188] eking, ger. --> eching
[MED13189] eknen, v. --> eknen
[MED13190] -el, suf.(1) --> -el
[MED13191] -el, suf.(2) --> -el
[MED13192] -el-, suf.(3) --> -el
[MED13193] e-la, n. --> ela
[MED13194] elaboracioun, n. --> elaboration
[MED13195] elacioun, n. --> elation
[MED13196] e-la-mi, n. --> e-la-mi
[MED13197] elargen, v. --> enlarge
[MED13198] elat, adj. --> elate
[MED13199] elboue, n. --> elbow
[MED13200] elbou(e line, n. --> elbow line
[MED13201] elchien, v. --> elchien
[MED13202] elchor, elcor, adv. --> elchur
[MED13203] elcorenge, n. --> elcorenge
[MED13203.5] elcunge, n. --> elcunge
[MED13204] eld, n (1) --> eld
[MED13205] elde, n. --> eld
[MED13206] elde-fader, n. --> eldfather
[MED13207] eldeli, adj. --> eldely
[MED13208] elde-moder, n. --> eldmother
[MED13209] elden, v.(1) --> eld
[MED13210] elden, v.(2) --> eld
[MED13211] elden, v.(3) --> elden
[MED13212] elderling, n. --> elderling
[MED13213] eldernlich(e, adv. --> eldernlyche
[MED13214] elding, n. --> elding
[MED13215] eldir, n. --> eldir
[MED13215.5] eldnesse, n. --> eldness
[MED13216] eldre, n. (usually pl.). --> elder
[MED13217] eldre-fader, n. --> elder-father
[MED13218] eldrehede, n. --> elderhead
[MED13219] eldre-man, n. (usually pl.) --> alderman
[MED13220] eldre-moder, n. --> elder mother
[MED13221] eldringes, n. pl. --> eldring
[MED13222] ele, n.(1) --> ele
[MED13223] ele, n.(2) --> aisle
[MED13224] el(e, n.(3) --> eel
[MED13225] eleborin, n. --> eleborin
[MED13226] eleccioun, n. --> election
[MED13227] elecciouner, n. --> electioner
[MED13228] elect, n. --> elect
[MED13229] elect, ppl. and n. --> elect
[MED13230] electen, v. --> elect
[MED13231] electif, adj. --> elective
[MED13231.5] electinge, ger. --> electing
[MED13232] electiveli, adv. --> electively
[MED13233] electour, n. --> elector
[MED13234] electrum, n. --> electrum
[MED13235] electuarie, n. --> electuary
[MED13236] elefanciant, ppl. as n. --> elefanciant
[MED13237] elefancie, -ia, n. --> elephancy
[MED13238] elefant, n. --> elephant
[MED13239] elefaunt, n. --> oliphant
[MED13240] elegancie, n. --> elegancy
[MED13241] elehtre, n. --> electre
[MED13242] element, n. --> element
[MED13243] elemental, adj. --> elemental
[MED13244] elementare, adj. --> elementary
[MED13245] elementat, ppl. --> elementate
[MED13246] elementatif, adj. --> elementative
[MED13247] elemented, ppl. --> elemented
[MED13248] elementliche, adj. --> elemently
[MED13249] elen, v. --> ele
[MED13250] elena campana, n. --> elecampane
[MED13251] elenge, adj. --> elenge
[MED13252] elengeli, adv. --> elengely
[MED13253] elengen, v. --> alange
[MED13254] elengenesse, n. --> elengenesse
[MED13255] elenium, n. --> elenium
[MED13256] elenk, n. --> elench
[MED13257] elet, n. --> elet
[MED13258] -e)let, suf. --> -let
[MED13259] elevacioun, n. --> elevation
[MED13260] elevat, ppl. --> elevate
[MED13261] elevaten, v. --> elevate
[MED13262] elevatorie, n. --> elevatory
[MED13263] elf, n. --> elf
[MED13264] elfayde, n. --> elfayde
[MED13264.5] elfhame, n. --> elfhame
[MED13265] elf-thung, n. --> elf-thung
[MED13266] el-heued, ppl. --> el-heued
[MED13267] eli, adj. --> ely
[MED13268] eligible, adj. --> eligible
[MED13269] elimnour, n. --> elimnour
[MED13270] eling, n. --> eyling
[MED13271] elinge, ger.(1) --> eyling
[MED13272] elinge, ger.(2) --> eyling
[MED13273] eliquat, ppl. --> eliquate
[MED13273.5] eliquiten, v. --> eliquate
[MED13274] elisour, n. --> elisour
[MED13275] elisten, v. --> elisten
[MED13276] elit, n. --> elite
[MED13277] eliten, v. --> elite
[MED13278] elitrope, n. --> elitrope
[MED13279] elixat, ppl. --> elixat
[MED13279.5] elixerat, ppl. --> elixirate
[MED13280] elixerie, n. --> elixerie
[MED13281] elixir, n. --> elixir
[MED13282] elk, n. --> elk
[MED13283] elkenen, v. --> elken
[MED13284] ellebre, n. --> hellebore
[MED13285] el-lendish, adj. --> elelendish
[MED13286] ellenles, adj. --> ellenl&#x00E6;s
[MED13287] ellen-wyrt, n. --> ellen-wyrt
[MED13288] eller(n, n. --> elder | elderberry
[MED13289] elles, adj. (also as noun). --> else
[MED13290] elles, adv. --> else
[MED13291] elles, conj. --> else
[MED13292] elleswhan, adv. --> elsewhen
[MED13293] elleswhat, pron. &amp; adv. --> elsewhat
[MED13294] elleswher, adv. --> elsewhere
[MED13295] elleswhider, adv. --> elsewhither
[MED13296] elleven, card. num. --> eleven
[MED13297] elleven-fold, adj. --> elevenfold
[MED13298] elleventhe, ord. num. --> eleventh
[MED13298.5] elleventhli, adv. --> eleventhly
[MED13299] elm(e, n. --> elm
[MED13300] elmen, adj. --> elmen
[MED13301] elne, n.(1) --> elne | ellen
[MED13302] eln(e, n.(2) --> ell
[MED13303] elnen, v. --> elne
[MED13304] elning, n. --> elning
[MED13305] elocucioun, n. --> elocution
[MED13306] eloinen, v. --> eloin | eloign
[MED13307] elongacioun, n. --> elongation
[MED13308] elongat, ppl. --> elongate
[MED13309] elongaunt, ppl. --> elongaunt
[MED13310] elongen, v. --> elong
[MED13311] eloquacite, n. --> eloquacity
[MED13312] eloquence, n. --> eloquence
[MED13313] eloquencial, adj. --> eloquencial
[MED13314] eloquencie, n. --> eloquency
[MED13315] eloquent, adj. --> eloquent
[MED13316] eloquentli, adv. --> eloquently
[MED13317] elp, n. --> elp
[MED13318] el-reordi, adj. --> reordi
[MED13319] elringe, n. --> eldring
[MED13320] -els, suf. --> -els
[MED13321] elsen, n. --> elsin
[MED13322] elsilver, n. --> elsilver
[MED13323] elten, v. --> elt
[MED13324] elumien, v. --> enlyme
[MED13325] eluminen, v. --> elumine
[MED13326] elve(n, n. --> elf
[MED13327] Elvidian, n. --> Elvidian
[MED13328] elvish, adj. --> elvish
[MED13329] em, n.(1) --> eme
[MED13330] em, n.(2) --> em
[MED13331] em-, pref. --> em-
[MED13331.5] emagoge, adj. --> hemagogue
[MED13332] ematite(s, n. --> hematite
[MED13333] embainen, v. --> enbene
[MED13334] embandounen, v. --> embandown
[MED13335] embaned, ppl. --> enbaned
[MED13336] embarren, v. --> embar
[MED13337] embatailled, adj. --> embattled
[MED13338] embataillement, n. --> embattlement
[MED13339] embataillen, v.(1) --> embattle
[MED13340] embataillen, v.(2) --> embattle
[MED13341] embatement, n. --> embatement
[MED13342] embaumen, v. --> embalm
[MED13343] embelif, adj. --> embelif
[MED13344] embelif, adv. --> embelif
[MED13345] embelink, adj. --> embelink
[MED13346] embelishen, v. --> embellish
[MED13347] embelishinge, ger. --> embellishing
[MED13348] embeliven, v. --> embeliven
[MED13349] embesilen, v. --> embezzle
[MED13350] embesiling, ger. --> embezzling
[MED13351] embiben, v. --> imbibe
[MED13352] embillen, v. --> embillen
[MED13353] embisien, v. --> embisien
[MED13354] emblaien, v. --> emblaien
[MED13355] emblaiment, n. --> emblaiment
[MED13356] emblaunchen, v. --> emblanch
[MED13357] emblemishen, v. --> emblemish
[MED13358] emblemishment, n. --> emblemishment
[MED13359] embocen, v. --> emboss
[MED13360] embocing, ger. --> embocing
[MED13361] embolden, v. --> embold
[MED13362] emboldishen, v. --> emboldish
[MED13363] emboldishing, ger. --> emboldishing
[MED13364] embolismal(is, adj. --> emboldismal
[MED13365] embolisme, n. --> embolismus
[MED13366] embollen, v. --> embollen
[MED13367] embosen, v. --> emboss
[MED13368] embote, -um, n. --> embote
[MED13369] embouen, v.(1) --> embow
[MED13370] embouen, v.(2) --> embow
[MED13371] embouing, ger. --> embowing
[MED13372] embounded, ppl. --> embounded
[MED13373] embrace, n. --> embrace
[MED13374] embracen, v. --> embrace
[MED13375] embracer, n. --> embracer
[MED13376] embracerie, n. --> embracery
[MED13377] embracing, ger. --> embracing
[MED13378] embrasen, v. --> embrace
[MED13379] embrasing, ger. --> embracing
[MED13380] embraunching, ger. --> embraunching
[MED13381] embreggen, v. --> embreggen
[MED13382] embresten, v. --> embresten
[MED13383] embrethen, v. --> embrethen
[MED13384] embreuen, v. --> imbreve
[MED13385] embreuing, ger. --> imbruing
[MED13386] embreven, v. --> embreve
[MED13387] embrigen, v. --> upbroid
[MED13388] embrio, n. --> embryo
[MED13389] embroc(a, n. --> embroc
[MED13390] embrocacioun, n. --> embrocation
[MED13391] embrochen, v. --> embroche
[MED13392] embroken, v. --> embroken
[MED13393] embrouden, v. --> embrowd | embrawd
[MED13394] embrouderen, v. --> embroider
[MED13395] embrouderer, n. --> embroiderer
[MED13396] embrouderie, n. --> embroidery
[MED13397] embrouding, ger. --> embroidering
[MED13398] embullen, v. --> embull
[MED13399] embushed, ppl. --> ambushed
[MED13400] embushement, n. --> ambushment
[MED13401] embushen, v. --> ambush
[MED13402] emel(le, n. --> female
[MED13403] emel(le, adv. --> imelle
[MED13404] emel(le, prep. --> imelle
[MED13405] e-melnesse, n. --> emelness
[MED13406] emendacioun, n. --> emendation
[MED13407] emenden, v. --> emend
[MED13408] emending, ger. --> emending
[MED13409] emeraude, n. --> emerald
[MED13410] emeres, n. (sg. only in gloss.) --> ember
[MED13411] emergent, adj. --> emergent
[MED13412] emerlioun, n. --> emerlioun
[MED13413] emest lippe, n. --> emest lip
[MED13414] emethen, adv. --> emethen
[MED13415] emigraine, n. --> emigrane
[MED13416] emina, n. --> hemina
[MED13417] eminence, n. --> eminence
[MED13418] eminent, adj. --> eminent
[MED13419] eminentli, adv. --> imminently
[MED13420] emisper(i)e, n. --> hemisphere
[MED13421] emissiouns, n. --> emissions
[MED13422] emitrichie, n. --> emitrichie | emytrycke
[MED13423] emlege, n. --> emlege
[MED13424] emolument, n. --> emolument
[MED13425] emoptoic(us, n. --> emoptoic
[MED13426] emoragiant, -and, ppl. --> emoragiant
[MED13427] emoragie, n. --> haemorrhagy | hemorrhagy
[MED13428] emoroidal, adj. as n. --> emoroidal
[MED13429] emoroid(es, n. (pl., rarely sg.) --> hemorrhoid
[MED13430] emorois, n. --> ermorois
[MED13431] emorosagie, n. --> haemorrhagy | hemorrhagy
[MED13432] empanelled, ppl. as n. --> empanelled
[MED13433] empanellen, v. --> empanel | impanel
[MED13434] empanelling, ger. --> empanelling
[MED13435] empareil, n. --> emparel
[MED13436] empareillen, v. --> emperial
[MED13437] emparlement, n. --> imparlement | emparlement
[MED13438] emparlen, v. --> imparl
[MED13439] emparling, ger. --> imparling
[MED13440] emparnour, n. --> emparnour
[MED13441] empechable, adj. --> impeachable
[MED13442] empechement, n. --> impeachment
[MED13443] empechen, v. --> impeach
[MED13444] empeching, ger. --> impeaching
[MED13445] empeinen, v. --> enpayn
[MED13446] empeirement, n. --> empeirement
[MED13447] empeiren, v. --> impair
[MED13448] empeiring, ger. --> empeiring
[MED13449] empensioun, n. --> empensioun
[MED13450] emperal, n. --> emperale
[MED13451] emperalite, n. --> emperality
[MED13452] emperesse, n. --> empress
[MED13453] emperie, n. --> empery
[MED13454] emperien, adj. --> empyrean
[MED13455] emperik, n. --> empiric
[MED13456] emperik, adj. --> empiric
[MED13457] emperled, ppl. --> emperled
[MED13458] emperorite, n. --> emperorite
[MED13459] emperour, n. --> emperor
[MED13460] empight, ppl. --> empight
[MED13461] empik, adj. --> empyic
[MED13462] empima, n. --> empyema
[MED13463] empimat, ppl. as n. --> empimat
[MED13464] empinging, ger. --> empinging
[MED13465] empire, n. --> empire
[MED13466] empiren, v. --> empire
[MED13467] empireship, n. --> empireship
[MED13468] empirete, n. --> empirete
[MED13469] empiri, adj. and n. --> empyre
[MED13470] empirial, adj. as n. --> empyreal
[MED13471] empistonos, adj. as n. --> opisthotonos
[MED13471.5] emplasme, n. --> emplasme
[MED13472] emplastik, adj. --> emplastic
[MED13473] emplastracioun, n. --> emplastration
[MED13474] emplastrat, ppl. --> emplastrat
[MED13475] emplastre, n. --> emplaster
[MED13476] emplastren, v. --> emplaster
[MED13477] emplastring, ger. --> emplastering
[MED13478] empleden, v. --> implead
[MED13479] emplesen, v. --> empless
[MED13480] emploiement, n. --> employment
[MED13481] emploien, v. --> employ
[MED13482] emploier, n. --> employer
[MED13483] emploiing, ger. --> employing
[MED13484] empointement, n. --> empointment
[MED13485] empointen, v. --> empoint
[MED13486] empoisonere, n. --> empoisoner
[MED13487] empoisoun, n. --> empoison
[MED13488] empoisounen, v. --> empoison
[MED13489] empoisouning, ger. --> empoisoning, n.
[MED13490] empotionement, n. --> empotionment
[MED13491] empoveren, v. --> empover
[MED13492] empovering, ger. --> empovering
[MED13493] empoverishement, n. --> impoverishment
[MED13494] empoverishen, v. --> impoverish
[MED13495] empoverishing, ger. --> empoverishing
[MED13495.1] empoverten, v. --> empoverten
[MED13496] emprente, n. --> imprint
[MED13497] emprenten, v. --> imprint
[MED13498] emprenting, ger. --> emprinting
[MED13499] empriden, v. --> empride
[MED13500] emprise, n. --> emprise | emprize
[MED13501] emprisen, v. --> emprise
[MED13502] emprisonement, n. --> imprisonment
[MED13503] emprisonen, v. --> imprison
[MED13504] emprisonere, n. --> emprisonere
[MED13505] emprisoning, ger. --> imprisoning
[MED13506] empropren, v. --> improper
[MED13507] emprospered, ppl. --> emprospered
[MED13508] emprostonos, n. --> emprosthotonos
[MED13508.5] empunishement, n. --> enpunishment
[MED13509] empten, v. --> empt
[MED13510] empti, adj. --> empty
[MED13511] emptinesse, n. --> emptiness
[MED13512] empting, ger. --> empting
[MED13513] emption, n. --> emption
[MED13513.5] emptishing(e, ger. --> emptishing(e
[MED13514] emunctorie, n. --> emunctory
[MED13515] en-, pref. --> en-
[MED13516] -en, suf.(1) --> -en
[MED13517] -en, suf.(2) --> -en
[MED13518] -en, suf.(3) --> -en
[MED13519] -e)n-, suf.(4) --> -en
[MED13520] -en, suf.(5) --> -en
[MED13521] -en, suf.(6) --> -en
[MED13522] -en, suf.(7) --> -en
[MED13523] enablen, v. --> enable
[MED13524] enacte, n. --> enact
[MED13525] enacten, v. --> enact
[MED13526] enamel, n. --> enamel
[MED13527] enamelen, v. --> enamel
[MED13528] enameling, ger. --> enamelling | enameling
[MED13529] enamelure, n. --> enamelure
[MED13530] enamoured, ppl. --> enamour
[MED13531] enamouren, v. --> enamour
[MED13532] enanglen, v. --> enangle
[MED13533] enarchen, v. --> enarch
[MED13533.5] enarken, v. --> enarc
[MED13534] enarme, n. --> enarme(e
[MED13535] enarmen, v. --> enarm
[MED13536] enarming, n. --> enarming
[MED13537] enarming, ger. --> enarming
[MED13538] enarrable, adj. --> enarrable
[MED13539] enaunter, conj. --> enaunter
[MED13540] enbasshing, ger. --> enbaissing
[MED13541] encancren, v. --> incancred
[MED13541.5] encastelen, v. --> incastle
[MED13542] encausen, v. --> encause
[MED13543] encenni(a, n. --> encaenia
[MED13544] encens, n. --> incense
[MED13545] encensen, v.(1) --> incense
[MED13546] encensen, v.(2) --> incense
[MED13547] encenser, n. --> incenser
[MED13548] encensing, ger. --> incensing
[MED13548.5] enceren, v. --> incerate
[MED13549] enchacen, v. --> enchase
[MED13550] enchacing, ger. --> enchasing
[MED13551] enchare, n. --> enchare
[MED13552] enchareour, n. --> enchaterour
[MED13553] enchargen, v. --> encharge
[MED13554] encharmen, v. --> encharm
[MED13555] encharning, ger. --> encharning
[MED13556] encharteren, v. --> encharter
[MED13557] enchased, ppl. --> enchased
[MED13558] enchaufen, v. --> enchafe
[MED13559] enchaunce, n. --> enchance
[MED13560] enchauncen, v. --> enchaunce
[MED13561] enchaungen, v. --> enchaungen
[MED13562] enchauntement, n. --> enchantment
[MED13563] enchaunten, v. --> enchant
[MED13564] enchaunteresse, n. --> enchantress
[MED13565] enchaunterie, n. --> enchantery
[MED13566] enchaunting, ger. --> enchanting
[MED13567] enchauntisinge, ger. --> enchauntising
[MED13568] enchauntour, n. --> enchanter
[MED13569] encheinen, v. --> enchain
[MED13570] enchekked, ppl. --> enchecked
[MED13571] enchekkered, ppl. --> enchekkered
[MED13572] encheridion, n. --> encheridion
[MED13573] enchesoun, n. --> encheason
[MED13574] enchesounen, v. --> enchesounen
[MED13575] enchete, n. --> enchete
[MED13576] encheten, v. --> encheat
[MED13577] enchetes, n. (pl.) --> encheat
[MED13578] encheting, ger. --> encheting
[MED13579] enchetour, n. --> encheater
[MED13580] encheuen, v. --> encheve
[MED13581] encheuing, ger. --> enchewing
[MED13582] encheven, v. --> encheve
[MED13583] encheving, ger. --> encheving
[MED13584] enchiste, n. --> enchiste
[MED13585] encilen, v. --> encile
[MED13586] enciten, v. --> encite
[MED13587] enclaimen, v. --> enclaim
[MED13588] enclaved, adj. --> enclaved
[MED13589] enclersen, v. --> enclersen
[MED13590] enclin, n. --> incline
[MED13591] enclin, adj. --> enclin
[MED13592] enclinaunt, adj. --> enclinant
[MED13593] enclinen, v. --> incline
[MED13594] enclining, ger. --> inclining
[MED13595] encloien, v. --> encloy
[MED13596] enclos, n. --> enclose
[MED13597] enclosen, v. --> enclose | inclose
[MED13598] enclosere, n. --> encloser
[MED13599] enclosing, ger. --> enclosing
[MED13600] enclosure, n. --> enclosure
[MED13601] enclouen, v. --> enclawed
[MED13602] encombraunce, n. --> encumbrance
[MED13603] encombre, n. --> encumber
[MED13604] encombrement, n. --> encumberment
[MED13605] encombren, v. --> encumber
[MED13606] encombrer, n. --> encombrer
[MED13607] encombringe, ger. --> encombring
[MED13608] encombrous, adj. --> encumbrous
[MED13609] encompassen, v. --> encompass
[MED13610] encornen, v. --> encorne
[MED13611] encorounment, n. --> encrownment
[MED13612] encorporen, v. --> encorpore
[MED13613] encorporing, ger. --> encorpore
[MED13614] encorsif, adj. --> encorsive
[MED13615] encostif, adj. --> encostif
[MED13616] encostifenesse, n. --> encostifenesse
[MED13617] encostived, ppl. --> encostived
[MED13618] encountre, n. --> encounter
[MED13619] encountre, prep. --> encountre
[MED13619.5] encountre-, pref. --> encountre-
[MED13620] encountren, v. --> encounter
[MED13620.5] encountrewaiten, v. --> encounter-wait
[MED13621] encountring, ger. --> encountering
[MED13622] encouplen, v. --> encouplen
[MED13623] encouragen, v. --> encourage
[MED13624] encouraging, ger. --> encouraging
[MED13625] encovenaunten, v. --> encovenaunten
[MED13626] encrampishen, v. --> encrampish | encrampise
[MED13627] encren, v. --> encre
[MED13628] encres, n. --> increase
[MED13629] encresement, n. --> increasement
[MED13630] encresen, v. --> increase
[MED13631] encresere, n. --> increaser
[MED13632] encresing, ger. --> increasing
[MED13633] encresingli, adv. --> increasingly
[MED13634] encrisped, ppl. --> encrisped
[MED13634.5] encristned, ppl. --> enchristened
[MED13635] encrochement, n. --> encroachment
[MED13636] encrochen, v. --> encroach
[MED13637] encroching, ger. --> encroaching
[MED13638] encroisen, v. --> encross
[MED13639] encruce, n. --> encruce
[MED13640] enculthe, ?adj. --> enculthe
[MED13641] encursing, ger. --> encurse
[MED13642] encurtinen, v. --> encurtain
[MED13643] endal, adj. --> endal
[MED13644] endalli, adv. --> endally
[MED13645] endamagen, v. --> endamage
[MED13645.5] euexie, n. --> euexie
[MED13646] endarken, v. --> endark
[MED13647] endaungeren, v. --> endanger
[MED13648] endaunten, v. --> endaunt
[MED13649] ende, n.(1) --> end
[MED13650] end(e, n.(2) --> ende
[MED13651] -ende, suf. --> -end
[MED13652] ende-birdnesse, endeburdnesse, n. --> end-birdness
[MED13652.5] ende-bird, ppl. --> ende-bird
[MED13653] ende-dai, n. --> end-day
[MED13654] endefulli, adv. --> endfully
[MED13655] endeine, n. --> endeine
[MED13656] endeinen, v.(1) --> endeign
[MED13657] endeinen, v.(2) --> endeign
[MED13658] endeinous, adj. --> endeignous
[MED13659] endeles, adj. --> endless
[MED13660] endeles, adv. --> endless
[MED13661] endeleshed, n. --> endeleshed
[MED13662] endelesli, adv. --> endlessly
[MED13663] endelesnesse, n. --> endlessness
[MED13664] endeli, adj. --> endly
[MED13665] endeli, adv. --> endly
[MED13666] endelong, adv. --> endlong
[MED13667] endelong, prep. --> endlong
[MED13668] endelonges, adv. --> endlonges | endlongs
[MED13669] endelonges, prep. --> endlonges | endlongs
[MED13670] ende-mat(e, adj. --> endmate
[MED13671] endemes(t, adv. --> endemes
[MED13672] ende-mete, n. --> endemete
[MED13673] enden, v. --> end
[MED13674] endent, n. --> indent
[MED13675] endenten, v. --> indent
[MED13676] endenting, ger. --> indenting
[MED13677] endenture, n. --> indenture
[MED13678] ender, n. --> ender
[MED13679] ender, adj. or n. --> ender
[MED13680] ende-sith, n. --> end-sith
[MED13681] endetted, ppl. --> indebted
[MED13682] endeuement, n. --> endeuement
[MED13683] endeuen, v.(1) --> endue | indue
[MED13684] endeuen, v.(2) --> endew
[MED13685] endeuer, n. --> endeavour
[MED13686] endeueri, n. --> endeueri
[MED13687] endeuing, ger. --> endowing
[MED13688] endeveren, v. --> endeavour
[MED13689] endevour, n. --> endeavour
[MED13690] ende-wai, adv. --> end-way(s | end-wise
[MED13691] ende-ward, adv. as n. --> endward
[MED13691.5] endgut, n. --> end-gut
[MED13691.6] endiadim, n. --> hendiadys
[MED13692] endigned, ppl. --> endigned
[MED13693] ending dai, n. --> ending-day
[MED13694] ending(e, ger. --> ending
[MED13695] endingli, adv. --> endingly
[MED13696] ending time, n. --> ending time
[MED13697] endirken, v. --> endark
[MED13698] enditable, adj. --> indictable
[MED13699] enditement, n. --> indictment
[MED13700] enditen, v. --> indite
[MED13701] enditing(e, ger. --> inditing
[MED13702] enditour, n. --> inditer
[MED13703] endive, n. --> endive
[MED13704] endoctrinen, v. --> indoctrine
[MED13705] endorde, ppl. --> endorde
[MED13706] endoren, v. --> endore
[MED13707] endoring, ger. --> endoring
[MED13708] endos, n. --> endose
[MED13709] endosement, n. --> endosement
[MED13710] endosen, v. --> endoss
[MED13711] endouable, adj. --> endowable
[MED13711.5] endouance, n. --> endouance
[MED13712] endoucen, v. --> endoucen
[MED13713] endouement, n. --> endouement
[MED13714] endouen, v. --> endow
[MED13715] endouer, n. --> endeavour
[MED13716] endouing, ger. --> endowing
[MED13717] endouned, ppl. --> endowned
[MED13718] endouning, ger. --> endowning
[MED13719] endouten, v. --> endout
[MED13720] endrapering, ger. --> endraper
[MED13721] endreien, v. --> endry
[MED13722] endreit, n. --> endroit
[MED13723] endressen, v. --> endress
[MED13724] endrunken, v. --> endrunken
[MED13725] enducen, v. --> induce
[MED13726] enducing, ger. --> inducing
[MED13727] endulling, ger. --> endull
[MED13728] enduren, v. --> endure
[MED13729] enduring, ger. --> enduring
[MED13730] enduring, ppl. as prep. --> enduring
[MED13731] endwellen, v. --> endwell
[MED13732] ene, n. --> ene
[MED13733] ene, adv. as pred. adj. --> ene
[MED13734] ene, adv. --> ene
[MED13735] -en(e, suf. --> -en
[MED13736] enebrien, v. --> enebrie
[MED13737] enebrious, adj. --> inebrious
[MED13738] enechen, v. --> enechen
[MED13739] eneien, v. --> ineye
[MED13740] enema, n. --> enema
[MED13741] enemi, n. --> enemy
[MED13742] enemiable, adj. --> enemiable
[MED13743] enemien, v. --> enemy
[MED13744] enemiful, adj. --> enemyful
[MED13745] enemili, adj. --> enemily
[MED13746] enemili(che, adv. --> enemyly
[MED13747] enemite, n. --> enmity
[MED13748] enen, v. --> ean
[MED13749] enen, adj. --> enen
[MED13750] enerden, v. --> enerd
[MED13751] enervacion, n. --> enervation
[MED13752] enerven, v. --> enerve
[MED13753] enes, adv. --> once
[MED13754] eneuen, v. --> enew
[MED13754.5] enfaired, ppl. --> enfaired
[MED13755] enfamin, n. --> enfamine
[MED13756] enfamined, ppl. --> enfamine
[MED13757] enfaminen, v. --> enfamine
[MED13758] enfamining, ger. --> enfamining
[MED13759] enfamishen, v. --> enfamish
[MED13759.5] enfantesied, ppl. --> enfantesied
[MED13760] enfarcen, v. --> enfarce
[MED13760.5] enfasten, v. --> enfasten
[MED13761] enfatten, v. --> enfat
[MED13762] enfaunen, v. --> enfawn
[MED13763] enfauntnes, n. --> infantness
[MED13764] enfeblen, v. --> enfeeble
[MED13765] enfeblishen, v. --> enfeeblish
[MED13766] enfeblishing, ger. --> enfeblishing
[MED13767] enfeffe, n. --> enfeoffee
[MED13768] enfeffement, n. --> enfeoffment
[MED13769] enfeffen, v. --> enfeoff
[MED13770] enfermen, v. --> enferme
[MED13771] enfermer(er, n. --> enfermer
[MED13771.5] enferne, n. --> infernal
[MED13772] enfestre, n. --> enfestre
[MED13772.5] enfiguren, v. --> enfigure
[MED13773] enfilen, v. --> enfile
[MED13773.5] enfilen, v.(2) --> affile
[MED13773.6] enfilterd, ppl. --> enfeltered
[MED13774] enfiren, v. --> enfire
[MED13774.5] enfirmentacioun, n. --> enfermentation
[MED13775] enflaumen, v. --> inflame
[MED13776] enflauming, ger. --> inflaming
[MED13777] enflurishen, v. --> enflourish
[MED13778] enforce, n. --> enforce
[MED13779] enforcen, v. --> enforce
[MED13780] enforcing, ger. --> enforcing
[MED13781] enforgen, v. --> enforge
[MED13782] enfortunen, v. --> enfortune
[MED13783] enfoublen, v. --> enfouble
[MED13784] enfouled, ppl. --> enfouled
[MED13785] enfounded, ppl. --> enfounded
[MED13786] enfourme, n. --> enfourme
[MED13787] enfourmen, v. --> inform
[MED13788] enfourmer, n. --> informer
[MED13789] enfourming, ger. --> informing
[MED13790] enfrai, n. --> affray
[MED13791] enfrainen, v. --> enfrain
[MED13792] enfrangen, v. --> enfrangen
[MED13793] enfraunchisen, v. --> enfranchise
[MED13794] eng, n. --> ing
[MED13795] engagen, v. --> engage
[MED13796] engaging, ger. --> engaging
[MED13797] engarding, ger. --> engarding
[MED13798] engarnishing, ger. --> engarnishing
[MED13799] engelen, v. --> engeal
[MED13800] Engelond, n. --> England
[MED13801] engendre, n. --> engender
[MED13802] engendren, v. --> engender
[MED13803] engendring, ger. --> engendering
[MED13804] engendrour, n. --> engenderer
[MED13805] engendrure, n. --> engendrure
[MED13806] engendure, n. --> engendure
[MED13807] -enger, suf. --> -enger
[MED13808] engilous, adj. --> engilous
[MED13809] engilt, ppl. --> engilt
[MED13810] engin, n. --> engine
[MED13811] engineful, adj. --> engineful
[MED13812] enginen, v. --> engine
[MED13813] engining, ger. --> engining
[MED13814] enginour, n. --> engineer
[MED13815] enginous, adj. --> enginous
[MED13816] engisten, v. --> engist
[MED13817] englased, ppl. --> englazed
[MED13818] Engle, n. (pl.) --> Engle
[MED13819] engleimed, ppl. --> engleim
[MED13820] engleimen, v. --> engleim
[MED13821] Engle(s, n. --> Engle
[MED13822] English, n. (orig. adj.) --> English
[MED13823] English, adj. --> English
[MED13824] Englishen, v. --> English
[MED13825] English(e)rie, n. --> Englishry
[MED13826] Englishing, ger. --> Englishing
[MED13827] Englishli, adv. --> Englishly
[MED13828] English man, n. --> Englishman
[MED13829] English-woman, n. --> Englishwoman
[MED13829.5] englosid, ppl. --> englossed
[MED13829.6] englouten, v. --> englut
[MED13830] englu, n. --> englue
[MED13831] engluen, v. --> englue
[MED13832] engluting, ger. --> engluting
[MED13833] engolded, ppl. --> engold
[MED13833.5] engorgen, v. --> engorge
[MED13834] engoushed, ppl. --> engowschede
[MED13835] engouted, ppl. --> engouted
[MED13835.5] engraven, v. --> engrave
[MED13836] en gre, phrase or adv. --> en-gree
[MED13837] engreggen, v. --> engrege
[MED13838] engreinen, v. --> engrain | ingrain
[MED13838.5] engreithen, v. --> engraith
[MED13839] engreled, ppl. --> engrailed
[MED13840] engreven, v. --> engrieve
[MED13841] engrinen, v. --> engrin
[MED13842] engrossen, v. --> engross
[MED13843] engrosser, n. --> engrosser
[MED13844] engrossing, ger. --> engrossing
[MED13845] engroten, v. --> ingroten
[MED13846] engroting, ger. --> engroting
[MED13847] engroturi, n. --> engroturi
[MED13848] enhabiten, v. --> inhabit
[MED13849] enhabiting, ger. --> inhabiting
[MED13850] enhabitour, n. --> inhabiter
[MED13851] enhaled, ppl. --> enhaled
[MED13852] enhalsen, v. --> enhalse
[MED13853] enharden, v. --> enhard
[MED13854] enhasten, v. --> enhaste
[MED13855] enhauncen, v. --> enhance
[MED13856] enhauncere, n. --> enhancer
[MED13857] enhauncing, ger. --> enhancing
[MED13858] enhaunten, v. --> enhaunt
[MED13859] enhaunting, ger. --> enhaunting
[MED13860] enheien, v. --> enhigh
[MED13861] enherden, v. --> enherd
[MED13862] enheren, v. --> inhere
[MED13863] enheriditamentes, n. --> enheriditamentes
[MED13864] enheritable, adj. --> inheritable
[MED13865] enheritamentes, n. --> inheritament
[MED13866] enheritaunce, n. --> inheritance
[MED13867] enheriten, v. --> inherit
[MED13868] enheritesoun, n. --> inheriteson
[MED13869] enheritour, n. --> inheritor
[MED13870] enhongen, v. --> enhongen
[MED13871] enhorten, v. --> enhort
[MED13872] enhorting, ger. --> enhorting
[MED13873] enigmate, n. --> enigmate
[MED13874] enired, ppl. --> anired
[MED13875] enisus, n. --> enisus
[MED13876] enjoicen, v. --> enjoyse
[MED13877] enjoien, v. --> enjoy
[MED13877.5] enjoinaunt, n. --> enjoinaunt
[MED13878] enjoinen, v. --> enjoin
[MED13879] enjoining, ger. --> enjoining
[MED13880] enjournen, v. --> enjourn
[MED13881] enjugement, n. --> enjugement
[MED13882] enjugien, v. --> enjugien
[MED13883] enker-grene, adj. --> enker
[MED13884] enkerli, adv. --> enkerly
[MED13885] enkernelen, v. --> enkernel
[MED13886] enlacen, v. --> enlace
[MED13887] enlangoured, ppl. --> enlangoured
[MED13888] enlargen, v. --> enlarge
[MED13889] enlarging, ger. --> enlarging
[MED13890] enlargishen, v. --> enlargisse
[MED13891] enlargissement, n. --> enlargissement
[MED13892] enle, adj. --> enle
[MED13893] enlegeance, n. --> allegeance
[MED13894] enlemen, v. --> enlemen
[MED13895] enlengthen, v. --> enlengthen
[MED13896] enleved, ppl. --> enleve
[MED13897] enliance, n. --> alliance
[MED13898] enlimnen, v. --> enlimn
[MED13899] enlimpen, v. --> enlimpen
[MED13900] enlinen, v. --> enlinen
[MED13901] enloigning, ger. --> enloigning
[MED13902] enlongen, v. --> enlong
[MED13903] enluminen, v. --> enlumine
[MED13904] enlumining, ger. --> enlumine
[MED13905] enluting, ger. --> enlute
[MED13906] enmeinted, ppl. --> enmeinted
[MED13907] enminen, v. --> enmine
[MED13908] enmitacion, n. --> enmitacion
[MED13909] enmonesten, v. --> enmonesten
[MED13910] enmorteisen, v. --> enmortise
[MED13911] enmured, ppl. --> enmured
[MED13911.5] enmuren, v. --> immure
[MED13912] enneuen, v. --> ennew
[MED13913] ennobeled, ppl. --> ennobled
[MED13913.5] ennoblen, v. --> ennoble
[MED13913.6] ennoblishen, v. --> ennoblish
[MED13914] ennosed, ppl. --> ennosed
[MED13915] ennuen, v. --> ennew
[MED13916] ennuing, ger. --> ennuing
[MED13917] enochbalse, n. --> enochbalse
[MED13918] ennorishen, v. --> ennourish
[MED13919] enoculairen, -er, v. --> inoculer
[MED13920] enoculaten, v. --> inoculate
[MED13921] enoilen, v. --> enoil
[MED13922] enoiling, ger. --> anoiling
[MED13923] enoin, n. --> enoyn
[MED13924] enoinement, n. --> enoinement
[MED13925] enoinen, v. --> enoine
[MED13925.5] enoint, n. --> enoint
[MED13926] enointen, v. --> anoint
[MED13927] enointing, ger. --> anointing
[MED13928] enointment, n. --> anointment
[MED13929] enointure, n. --> enointure
[MED13930] enorlen, v. --> enourle
[MED13931] enorme, adj. as n. --> enorme
[MED13932] enormious, adj. --> enormious
[MED13933] enossed, ppl. --> enossed
[MED13933.5] enounden, v. --> inund
[MED13934] enournement, n. --> anornament
[MED13935] enournen, v. --> enorn
[MED13936] enourning, ger. --> anorning
[MED13937] enperen, v. --> enper
[MED13938] enpited, ppl. --> enpited
[MED13938.5] enplacen, v. --> emplace
[MED13939] enprochen, v. --> enprochen
[MED13940] enprocuren, v. --> enprocuren
[MED13941] enqueintaunce, n. --> enqueintaunce
[MED13942] enqueraunce, n. --> inquirance | enquirance
[MED13943] enquere, n. --> inquiry | enquiry
[MED13944] enqueren, v. --> inquire | enquire
[MED13945] enquering, ger. --> inquiring | enquiring
[MED13946] enquerouresse, n. --> enquerouresse
[MED13947] enqueste, n. --> inquest
[MED13948] enquestionen, v. --> enquestion
[MED13949] enquilen, v. --> enquile
[MED13949.5] enquirable, adj. --> inquirable
[MED13950] enquirreien, v. --> inquire | enquire
[MED13951] enramplishen, v. --> enramplishen
[MED13952] enrangen, v. --> enrange
[MED13953] enresounen, v. --> enreason
[MED13954] enrichen, v. --> enrich
[MED13955] enrichessen, v. --> enrichesse
[MED13956] enriching, ger. --> enriching
[MED13957] enrollement, n. --> enrolment
[MED13958] enrollen, v. --> enrol | enroll
[MED13959] enrolling, ger. --> enrolling
[MED13960] enroten, v. --> enroot
[MED13961] enrounden, v. --> enround
[MED13962] ensailing, ger. --> ensailing
[MED13963] ensal, adj. --> ensal
[MED13964] ensaumplal, adj. --> ensampial | ensaumplal
[MED13965] ensaumple, n. --> ensample
[MED13966] ensaumplen, v. --> ensample
[MED13967] ensaumplere, n. --> ensampler
[MED13968] ensaumplerie, n. --> emsemplary
[MED13969] ensaumpling, ger. --> ensampling
[MED13970] ensaut, n. --> ensaut
[MED13971] ensauten, v. --> insaut
[MED13972] ensclaunderour, n. --> ensclanderer
[MED13973] ensclaundren, v. --> ensclaundre
[MED13973.5] enscorgen, v. --> enscorch
[MED13974] ensege, n. --> ensiege
[MED13975] ensegen, v. --> ensiege
[MED13976] enseimen, v. --> enseimen
[MED13977] enseinen, v. --> enseinen
[MED13978] enselen, v. --> enseal
[MED13979] enseling, ger. --> enseling
[MED13980] ensemble, adv. --> ensemble
[MED13981] ensemble, n. --> ensembly
[MED13982] ensemblen, v. --> ensemble
[MED13983] ensensen, v. --> insense
[MED13984] ensent, n. --> ensent
[MED13985] ensenten, v. --> ensent
[MED13986] ensenting, ger. --> encent
[MED13987] enserch, n. --> ensearch
[MED13988] enserchen, v. --> ensearch
[MED13989] ensercher, n. --> ensearcher
[MED13990] enserching, ger. --> ensearching
[MED13990.5] ensercheli, adv. --> ensearchly
[MED13991] ensered, ppl. --> ensered
[MED13992] ensesen, v. --> enseise
[MED13993] ensevelen, v. --> ensevelen
[MED13993.5] ensharpen, v. --> ensharp
[MED13994] enshrinen, v. --> enshrine
[MED13995] ensigne, n. --> ensign
[MED13996] ensilveren, v. --> ensilver
[MED13997] enslumbren, v. --> enslumbren
[MED13998] ensocied, ppl. --> ensocied
[MED13999] ensoine, n. --> ensoigne
[MED14000] ensoinen, v. --> ensoigne
[MED14000.5] ensorging, ger. --> ensorging
[MED14001] enspecial, adj. --> enspecial
[MED14002] enspecial, adv. --> inspecial
[MED14003] enspiren, v.(1) --> enspeer
[MED14004] enspiren, v.(2) --> inspire
[MED14005] enspiring, ger. --> inspiring
[MED14005.5] enst, n. --> enst
[MED14006] ensteined, ppl. --> ensteined
[MED14007] enstranglen, v. --> enstrangle
[MED14008] enstraungen, v. --> enstrange
[MED14009] enstreiten, v. --> enstrait
[MED14010] enstreiting, ger. --> enstreiting
[MED14011] enstrengthen, v. --> enstrength
[MED14012] enstressen, v. --> enstressen
[MED14013] ensuen, v. --> ensue
[MED14014] ensuraunce, n. --> ensurance
[MED14015] ensure, adj. --> ensure
[MED14016] ensure, adv. --> ensure
[MED14017] ensuren, v. --> ensure
[MED14018] entached, ppl. --> entach | entech
[MED14019] entaille, n.(1) --> entail
[MED14020] entaille, n.(2) --> entail
[MED14021] entaille, n.(3) --> entail
[MED14022] entaillen, v.(1) --> entail
[MED14023] entaillen, v.(2) --> entaillen
[MED14024] entaillen, v.(3) --> entail
[MED14025] entalenten, v. --> entalent
[MED14026] entamen, v. --> entame
[MED14027] entanglen, v. --> entangle
[MED14028] entassed, ppl. --> entassed
[MED14029] entassement, n. --> entassement
[MED14030] entasted, ppl. --> entasted
[MED14031] ente, adj. --> ente
[MED14032] enteche, n. --> entach
[MED14033] entechen, v. --> entach | entech
[MED14034] enteinen, v. --> enteinen
[MED14035] enteinten, v. --> entain
[MED14036] entelechia, n. --> entelechy
[MED14037] entemen, v. --> entemen
[MED14038] entemperat, adj. --> entemperat
[MED14039] entempre, adj. --> attempre
[MED14040] entempren, v. --> entemper
[MED14041] entencioun, n. --> intention
[MED14042] entendable, adj. --> intendable
[MED14043] entendaunce, n. --> intendance
[MED14044] entendaunt, adj. --> entendant
[MED14045] entendement, n. --> intendment
[MED14046] entenden, v. --> intend
[MED14047] entenderen, v. --> entender
[MED14048] entente, n. --> intent
[MED14049] ententeli, adv. --> intently
[MED14050] ententen, v. --> intent
[MED14051] ententer, n. --> ententer
[MED14052] ententfulli, adv. --> intentfully
[MED14053] ententif, adj. --> intentive
[MED14054] ententifli, adv. --> intentively
[MED14055] ententifness(e, n. --> attentiveness
[MED14056] ententivousli, adv. --> ententivously
[MED14057] enter, adj. --> entire
[MED14058] enter, prep. --> enter
[MED14059] enter-, entre-, pref. --> enter- | entre-
[MED14060] enterallien, v. --> enterallien
[MED14061] enterchaunge, n. --> interchange
[MED14062] enterchaungeable, adj. --> interchangeable
[MED14063] enterchaungeablement, adv. --> enterchangeablement
[MED14064] enterchaungeabli, adv. --> interchangeably
[MED14065] enterchaungement, n. --> 
[MED14066] enterchaungen, v. --> interchange
[MED14067] enterchaunging, ger. --> interchanging
[MED14068] enterchaungingli, adv. --> enterchangingly
[MED14069] enterclos, n. --> enterclose | interclose
[MED14070] enterclosed, ppl. --> enterclosed
[MED14071] entercomen, n. --> intercommon
[MED14072] entercomunen, v. --> intercommune
[MED14073] entercomuning, -comening, ger. --> intercommuning
[MED14074] entercours, n. --> intercourse
[MED14075] enterdesiren, v. --> enterdesire
[MED14076] enterdiccioun, n. --> interdiction
[MED14077] enterdit, n. --> interdict
[MED14078] enterditement, n. --> enterditement
[MED14079] enterditen, v. --> interdict
[MED14080] enterditing, ger. --> enterditing
[MED14081] entere, adv. --> entire
[MED14082] enterement, n. --> interment
[MED14083] enteren, v. --> inter
[MED14084] enterferen, v. --> interfere
[MED14085] enterfoinen, v. --> enterfoin
[MED14086] entergamenen, v. --> entergamen
[MED14087] entering, ger. --> entering
[MED14088] enterlace, adj. --> enterlace
[MED14089] enterlacen, v. --> interlace
[MED14090] enterlas, n. --> enterlas
[MED14091] enterli, adj. --> entirely
[MED14092] enterli, adv. --> entirely
[MED14093] enterlien, v. --> enterlien
[MED14094] enterlude, n. --> interlude
[MED14095] entermailed, ppl. --> entermailed
[MED14096] entermarchen, v. --> entermach
[MED14097] entermedle, ppl. --> entremedly
[MED14098] entermedlen, v. --> intermeddle
[MED14099] entermelling, ger. --> entermelling
[MED14100] entermenen, v. --> entermeene
[MED14101] entermes, n. --> entremess
[MED14102] entermeten, v. --> entermete
[MED14103] entermeting, ger. --> entermete
[MED14104] entermetour, n. --> entermetour
[MED14105] entermetrien, v. --> entermetrien
[MED14106] entermeused, ppl. --> entermeused
[MED14107] enter-mining, ger. --> entermining
[MED14107.5] entermouen, v. --> entermouen
[MED14108] entermuted, ppl. --> entermuted
[MED14109] enterness(e, n. --> enternesse
[MED14110] enterparten, v. --> enterpart
[MED14111] enterpassaunt, adj. --> enterpassant
[MED14112] enterpassing, ger. --> interpass
[MED14113] enterpelen, v. --> interpel
[MED14114] enterpendaunt, adj. --> enterpendant
[MED14115] enterpenned, ppl. --> enterpenned
[MED14116] enterpledaunt, ppl. as n. --> enterpledaunt
[MED14117] enterpleden, v. --> interplead
[MED14118] enterprenour, n. --> entreprenour
[MED14119] enterprise, n. --> enterprise
[MED14120] enterprised, ppl. --> enterprise
[MED14121] entertaille, n. --> entertaille
[MED14122] enterte, n. --> enterte
[MED14123] entertenement, n. --> entertenement
[MED14124] entertenu, n. --> entertenu
[MED14125] entertin(en, v. --> entertine
[MED14126] enthrallen, v. --> enthral | enthrall
[MED14127] enticement, n. --> enticement
[MED14128] enticen, v. --> entice
[MED14129] enticere, n. --> enticere
[MED14130] enticing, ger. --> enticing
[MED14131] entired, ppl. --> entired
[MED14132] entit(e)len, v. --> entitle
[MED14133] entiteling, ger. --> entiteling
[MED14133.5] entunnen, v. --> entun
[MED14134] entouchen, v.(1) --> entouch
[MED14135] entouchen, v.(2) --> entouch
[MED14136] entoumben, v. --> entomb
[MED14137] entracen, v. --> entracen
[MED14138] entracer, n. --> intracer
[MED14139] entraille(s, n. --> entrail
[MED14140] entraunce, n. --> entrance
[MED14141] entravaillen, v. --> entravaillen
[MED14142] entravers, adv. --> entraverse
[MED14143] entre, n. --> entry
[MED14144] entren, v. --> enter
[MED14145] entres, n. --> entress(e
[MED14146] entresouren, v. --> entresouren
[MED14147] entret, n. --> entrete
[MED14148] entretable, adj. --> entreatable | intreatable
[MED14149] entrete, n. --> entreat
[MED14150] entreten, v. --> entreat
[MED14151] entreting, ger. --> entreting
[MED14152] entreven, v. --> entreven
[MED14153] entriked, ppl. --> entriked
[MED14154] entriken, v. --> entrike
[MED14155] entrikinge, ger. --> entrikinge
[MED14156] entrikour, n. --> entrikour
[MED14157] entring, ppl. --> entering
[MED14158] entring(e, ger. --> entering
[MED14159] entroublen, v. --> entrouble
[MED14160] entune, n. --> entune
[MED14161] entuned, ppl. --> entuned
[MED14162] entunen, v. --> entune
[MED14163] entunning, ger. --> entunning
[MED14164] enula, n. --> enula
[MED14165] enumbren, v. --> enumber
[MED14166] enured, ppl. --> enured
[MED14167] envai, n. --> envay(e
[MED14168] enveisaunce, n. --> eveisaunce
[MED14169] envenim, n. --> envenom
[MED14170] envenimen, v. --> envenom
[MED14171] enveniment, n. --> enveniment
[MED14172] enveniming, ger. --> envenoming
[MED14172.5] envenimour, n. --> envenomer
[MED14173] envenimous, adj. --> envenomous
[MED14174] envereien, v. --> envire
[MED14175] envermailed, ppl. --> envermailed
[MED14176] envesure, n. --> envesure
[MED14177] envie, n. --> envy
[MED14178] envien, v.(1) --> envy
[MED14179] envien, v.(2) --> envy
[MED14180] enviere, -our, n. --> enviere
[MED14181] envined, ppl. --> envined
[MED14182] envinousli, adv. --> envinously
[MED14183] envious, adj.(1) --> envious
[MED14184] envious, adj.(2) --> envious
[MED14185] enviousli, adv. --> enviously
[MED14186] enviousness, n. --> enviousness
[MED14187] enviouste, n. --> enviousty
[MED14188] enviren, v. --> envire
[MED14189] enviroun, adv. --> environ
[MED14190] enviroun, prep. --> environ
[MED14191] envirounen, v. --> environ
[MED14192] envirouninge, ger. --> environing
[MED14193] envoie, n. --> envoy
[MED14193.5] envoiden, v. --> envoiden
[MED14194] envoisen, v.(1) --> envoisen
[MED14195] envoisen, v.(2) --> envoisen
[MED14196] envoisie, ppl. --> 
[MED14197] envoken, v. --> invoke
[MED14198] envolden, v. --> envolde
[MED14199] envolupen, v. --> envelop
[MED14200] enwalled, ppl. --> enwall | inwall
[MED14200.5] enweiken, v. --> enweak
[MED14201] enwrappen, v. --> enwrap | inwrap
[MED14202] enydros, n. --> enydros
[MED14203] eont, n. --> eont
[MED14204] eorme-leaf, n. --> eorme-leaf
[MED14205] eowde, n. --> eowde
[MED14206] epatica, n. --> hepatica
[MED14207] epatik, adj. --> hepatic
[MED14208] epen, v. --> epe
[MED14209] epestite(s, n. --> hepatite
[MED14210] epheds, n. --> epheds
[MED14211] ephi, n. --> ephah
[MED14212] ephialtes the more, phr. --> ephialtes the more
[MED14213] ephod, n. --> ephod
[MED14214] epi-, pref. --> epi-
[MED14215] epicen(e, adj. --> epicene
[MED14216] epicicle, n. --> epicycle
[MED14217] Epicures, n. (pl.) --> epicuree
[MED14218] Epicurien, n. --> epicurean
[MED14218.5] epidemal, adj. --> epidemal
[MED14219] epidemie, n. --> epidemy
[MED14220] epiglote, n. --> epiglot
[MED14220.5] epiglotoun, n. --> epiglottis
[MED14221] epigram, n. --> epigram
[MED14222] epilencie, n. --> epilency
[MED14223] epilentik, adj. &amp; n. --> epilency
[MED14224] epiloge, n. --> epilogue
[MED14225] epiphanie, n. --> Epiphany
[MED14226] epiploy, n. --> epiploy
[MED14227] episcopal, adj. --> episcopal
[MED14228] epistel, n. --> pistle
[MED14229] epistolarie, n. --> pistelarie
[MED14230] epitaph(e, n. --> epitaph
[MED14231] epithima, n. --> epithyme
[MED14232] epithimacioun, n. --> epithimacioun
[MED14233] epithimat, n. --> epithimat
[MED14234] epithimaten, v. --> epithimaten
[MED14235] epithime, n. --> epithyme
[MED14236] epithiming, ger. --> epithiming
[MED14236.5] epizotis, n. --> epizotis
[MED14237] eptafilon, n. --> eptafilon
[MED14238] epwort, n. --> epwort
[MED14239] equacioun, n. --> equation
[MED14240] equal, adj. --> equal
[MED14241] equalite, n. --> equality
[MED14242] equalli, adv. --> equally
[MED14242.5] equant, n. --> equant
[MED14243] equaten, v. --> equate
[MED14244] equator, n. --> equator
[MED14245] equatorie, n. --> equatorie
[MED14246] equibedes, n. pl. --> equibedes
[MED14247] equicervus, n. --> equicerve
[MED14248] equinox, n. --> equinox
[MED14249] equinoxial, n. --> equinoctial
[MED14250] equinoxial, adj. --> equinoxial
[MED14251] equinoxium, n. --> equinoctium
[MED14252] equipendi, n. --> equipendi
[MED14253] equiperacioun, n. --> equiperacioun
[MED14253.5] equiperat, ppl. --> equiparate
[MED14254] equipol, adj. --> equipolle
[MED14255] equipolence, n. --> equipollence
[MED14256] equipolent, adj. --> equipollent
[MED14257] equitature, n. --> equitature
[MED14258] equite, n. --> equity
[MED14258.5] equivalens, n. --> equivalence
[MED14259] equivalent, adj. --> equivalent
[MED14260] equivoc, adj. --> equivoque | equivoke
[MED14261] equivoca, adj. (pl.) --> equivoca
[MED14262] equivocacioun, n. --> equivocation
[MED14263] equivocaciounli, adv. --> equivocaciounly
[MED14264] equivocas, n. --> equivocas
[MED14265] equivocaten, v. --> equivocate
[MED14266] equivoce, adv. --> equivoce
[MED14267] er, adj. --> ere
[MED14268] er, adv. --> ere
[MED14269] er, prep. --> or
[MED14270] er, conj.(1) --> or
[MED14271] er, conj.(2) --> er
[MED14272] -er, suf.(1) --> -er
[MED14273] -er, suf.(2) --> -er
[MED14274] -er-, suf.(3) --> -er
[MED14274.5] -er, suf.(4) --> -er
[MED14275] erable, adj. --> earable
[MED14276] eradicacioun, n. --> eradication
[MED14277] eradicaten, v. --> eradicate
[MED14278] eradicative, adj. --> eradicative
[MED14278.5] eralis, adj. --> eralis
[MED14279] erarie, n. --> erarie
[MED14280] erber, n. --> arber | erber
[MED14281] erbowle, n. --> erbowle
[MED14282] erchevesque, n. --> erchevesque
[MED14283] erd, n.(1) --> earth
[MED14284] erd, n.(2) --> erd
[MED14285] er-ded, n. --> ere-deed
[MED14286] erden, adj. --> erden
[MED14287] erden, v. --> erde
[MED14288] erding, n. --> erding
[MED14289] erdli, adj. --> earthly
[MED14290] erdling, n. --> erdling
[MED14291] er-don, ppl. --> ere-done
[MED14292] ere, n.(1) --> ear | earwax
[MED14293] er(e, n.(2) --> ear
[MED14294] -er(e, suf.(1) --> -er
[MED14295] -e)re, suf.(2) --> -er
[MED14296] -ere, suf.(3) --> -er
[MED14297] ereccioun, n. --> erection
[MED14298] erect, adj. --> erect
[MED14299] erecten, v. --> erect
[MED14300] ered, ppl. --> erred
[MED14301] e-rede, adj. --> erede
[MED14302] erege, n. --> erege
[MED14303] ere-ground, n. --> ere-ground
[MED14304] -e)rel, suf. --> -rel
[MED14305] eren, v.(1) --> ear
[MED14306] eren, v.(2) --> eared
[MED14307] -e)ren, suf. --> -ren
[MED14308] erend(e, n. --> errand
[MED14309] erending(e, n. --> ernding
[MED14310] erend-rake, n. --> erendrake
[MED14311] erer, adj. (comp.) --> erer
[MED14312] erer, adv. (comp.) --> erer
[MED14313] erere, n. --> earer
[MED14314] ere-sope, n. --> eresop
[MED14315] -e)resse, suf. --> -ess
[MED14316] erest, adj. (sup.) --> erst
[MED14317] erest, adv. --> erst
[MED14318] ere-time, n. --> ear-time
[MED14319] ere-wort, n.</medHed><oedHed>ear, n.1</oedHed><oedSub type="compound">ear wort</oedSub> <norm>ear wort
[MED14320] ergo, adv. --> ergo
[MED14321] eri, adj. --> eerie | eery
[MED14322] eri-dai,  --> everyday
[MED14323] -e)rie, suf. --> -ery
[MED14324] erifion, n. --> erifion
[MED14325] ering(e, ger. --> erring
[MED14326] eringius, n. --> eringius
[MED14327] erisipila, n. --> erysipelas
[MED14328] erisipilades, n. &amp; adj. --> erisipilades
[MED14329] erisipilat, adj. --> erisipilat
[MED14330] eritagen, v. --> heritage | eritage
[MED14331] erite, n. --> erite
[MED14332] e-rix, n. --> e-rix
[MED14333] erl, n. --> earl
[MED14334] erldom, n. --> earldom
[MED14335] erlen, v. --> earl
[MED14336] erles, n. --> arles
[MED14337] erles, adj. --> earless
[MED14338] erli, adj. --> early
[MED14339] erli, adv. --> early
[MED14340] erl marshal, n. --> Earl Marshal
[MED14341] ermen, v. --> erme
[MED14342] er-might, n. --> ermight
[MED14343] Ermin, n. and adj. --> ermine
[MED14344] ermin, n. --> ermine
[MED14345] ermin, adj. --> ermine
[MED14346] ermine, adj. (ppl.) --> ermine
[MED14347] ermined, ppl. --> ermined
[MED14348] erming, n. --> arming
[MED14349] erming, ger. --> arming
[MED14350] ermthe, n. --> armth(e
[MED14351] ern, n.(1) --> erne
[MED14352] ern, n.(2) --> ern
[MED14353] ernden, v. --> ernde
[MED14354] erne morwe, phrase (later cpd.) --> arne-morwe
[MED14355] ernen, v. --> earn
[MED14356] ernes, n. --> earnest
[MED14357] ernest, n. --> earnest
[MED14358] ernest, adj. --> earnest
[MED14359] ernesten, v. --> earnest
[MED14360] ernestful, adj. --> earnestful
[MED14361] ernestfulli, adv. --> earnestfully
[MED14362] ernestli, adv. --> earnestly
[MED14363] erning, n.(1) --> earning
[MED14364] erning, n.(2) --> earning
[MED14365] er-plattien, v. --> erplattien
[MED14366] errable, adj. --> earable
[MED14367] erratik, adj. &amp; n. --> erratic
[MED14368] erraunt, adj. --> errant
[MED14369] erraunt, adv. --> erraunt
[MED14370] erre, n.(1) --> arr
[MED14371] erre, n.(2) --> irre | erre
[MED14372] erre, adj. --> irre
[MED14372.5] erreli, adj. --> arrly
[MED14373] erren, v.(1) --> err
[MED14374] erren, v.(2) --> erren
[MED14375] erren, v.(3) --> erren
[MED14376] errer, n. --> errer
[MED14377] erres, n. --> erres
[MED14378] errevous, adj. --> errevous
[MED14379] erring, ger. --> erring
[MED14380] erroneous, adj. --> erroneous
[MED14381] errour, n.(1) --> error
[MED14382] errour, n.(2) --> error
[MED14383] ers-wort, n. --> erswort
[MED14384] ert-brod, n. --> ert-brod
[MED14385] erten, v. --> ert
[MED14386] ertere, -are, n. --> erter
[MED14387] erthe, n.(1) --> earth
[MED14388] erth(e, n.(2) --> earth
[MED14389] ertheles, adj. --> ertheles
[MED14390] ertheli, adj. --> earthly
[MED14391] erth(e)li, adv. --> earthly
[MED14392] erthen, adj. --> earthen
[MED14393] erthen, v. --> earth
[MED14394] ertheren, adj. --> earthen
[MED14395] ertheward, adv. and n. --> earthward
[MED14396] erthi, adj. --> earthy
[MED14397] erthinesse, n. --> earthiness
[MED14398] erthing(e, ger. --> earthing
[MED14399] erthling, n. --> earthling
[MED14400] erting(e, ger. --> erting
[MED14401] erubescence, n. --> erubescence
[MED14402] eructuacioun, n. --> eructuacioun
[MED14403] erudicioun, n. --> erudition
[MED14404] erudit, ppl. --> erudite
[MED14405] eruginous, adj. --> aeruginous
[MED14406] eruke, n. --> eruke
[MED14406.5] erumpnous, adj. --> erumpnous
[MED14407] erupcioun, n. --> erupcioun
[MED14408] erve, n. --> erf
[MED14409] erve-name, n. --> arfname
[MED14410] erv-ward, n. --> ereward
[MED14411] er-wig(ge, n. --> earwig
[MED14412] er-wiggel, n. --> earwig
[MED14413] es, n.(1) --> es
[MED14414] es, n.(2) --> es
[MED14415] es-, pref. --> es-
[MED14416] -es, suf.(1) --> -s
[MED14417] -es, suf.(2) --> -s
[MED14418] -es, suf.(3) --> -es
[MED14419] -es, suf.(4) --> -es
[MED14419.5] escaffe, n. --> scaf
[MED14420] escalopes, n. (pl.) --> escalopes
[MED14421] escap, n. --> escape
[MED14422] escapen, v. --> aschape
[MED14423] escaping(e, ger. --> escaping
[MED14424] escarbuncle, n. --> escarbuncle
[MED14425] escare, n. --> eschar
[MED14426] escarmish, n. --> escarmouche
[MED14427] escarous, adj. --> escharous
[MED14428] escars, adj. --> escarce
[MED14429] escauding(e, ger. --> escauding
[MED14430] eschaufen, v. --> eschaufe
[MED14431] eschaufing(e, ger. --> eschaufing
[MED14432] eschaunge, n. --> exchange
[MED14433] eschaungen, v. --> eschaunge
[MED14434] eschaungeour, n. --> eschaungeour
[MED14435] eschaunginge, ger. --> eschaunginge
[MED14436] escheker, n. --> exchequer
[MED14437] eschele, n. --> eschele
[MED14438] eschete, n. --> escheat
[MED14439] escheten, v. --> escheat
[MED14440] escheterie, n. --> escheterie
[MED14441] escheting, ger. --> escheating
[MED14442] eschetour, n. --> escheator
[MED14443] eschetourship, n. --> eschetourship
[MED14444] eschetourwik, n. --> eschetourwik
[MED14445] escheu, adj. --> eschew
[MED14446] escheuen, v. --> eschew
[MED14447] escheuing(e, ger. --> eschewing
[MED14448] escheven, v. --> eschew
[MED14449] esclaunderour, n. --> esclaunderour
[MED14450] esclaundre, n. --> esclaundre
[MED14451] esclaundren, v. --> esclaundre
[MED14452] esclave, n. --> esclave
[MED14453] esconduien, v. --> esconduy
[MED14454] escorche, ppl. --> escorche
[MED14455] escouren, v. --> escouren
[MED14456] escouringe, ger. --> escouring
[MED14457] escript, n. --> escript
[MED14457.4] escrivein, n. --> escrivain
[MED14457.5] escriven, v. --> escribe
[MED14458] escrivener, n. --> scrivener
[MED14459] escule, n. --> escule
[MED14460] escu(t, n. --> scute
[MED14461] ese, n. --> ease
[MED14462] ese, adj. --> 
[MED14463] esement, n. --> easement
[MED14464] esen, v. --> ease
[MED14465] esi, adj. --> easy
[MED14466] esi, adv. --> easy
[MED14467] esili, adv. --> easily
[MED14468] esinesse, n. --> easiness
[MED14469] esing, n. --> easing
[MED14470] esing, ger. --> easing
[MED14470.5] eskbam, n. --> eskbam
[MED14471] esking, n. --> esking
[MED14472] eslargen, v. --> eslarge
[MED14473] eslargissement, n. --> eslargissement
[MED14474] esliten, v. --> eslite
[MED14475] esmaien, v. --> esmay
[MED14476] esmal, n. --> esmal
[MED14476.5] esne, n. --> esne
[MED14477] espace, n. --> espace
[MED14478] Espaniard, n. --> Espaniard
[MED14479] espaunten, v. --> espaunten
[MED14480] espauntous, adj. --> espauntous
[MED14481] especcioun, n. --> especcion
[MED14482] especial, n. --> especial
[MED14483] especial, adj. --> especial
[MED14484] especial, adv. --> special
[MED14485] especialli, adv. --> especially
[MED14486] especialte, n. --> especialty
[MED14487] especifien, v. --> especifien
[MED14488] espeir, n. --> espeire | espoire
[MED14489] esperaunce, n. --> esperance
[MED14490] espiaille, n. --> espial
[MED14491] espirit, n. --> esprit
[MED14492] espirituel, adj. --> espiritual
[MED14493] espolen, v. --> espoil
[MED14494] espousaille, n. --> espousal
[MED14495] espouse, n. --> espouse
[MED14496] espousen, v. --> espouse
[MED14496.5] esproven, v. --> esprove
[MED14497] esquier, n. --> esquire
[MED14498] essamplaire, n. --> exemplar
[MED14499] essample, n. --> essample
[MED14500] essamplerie, n. --> essamplerie
[MED14501] -esse, suf. --> -ess
[MED14501.5] essei, n. --> essei
[MED14502] Essei(s, pl. --> Essee
[MED14503] essel, n. --> essel
[MED14504] essencia, n. --> essency
[MED14505] essencial, adj. --> essential
[MED14506] essenciales, n. (pl.) --> essential
[MED14507] essencialite, n. --> essentiality, n.
[MED14508] essencialli, adv. --> essentially
[MED14509] essenciat, ppl. --> -----
[MED14510] essencioun, n. --> essencion
[MED14511] essoine, n. --> essoin | essoign
[MED14512] essoinen, v. --> assoin(e
[MED14513] essoining, ger. --> essoining
[MED14514] est, n. --> east
[MED14515] -est, suf.(1) --> -est
[MED14516] -est, suf.(2) --> -s
[MED14517] -est, suf.(3) --> -est
[MED14517.5] estamped, adj. --> estamped
[MED14517.6] estanford, n. --> estanford
[MED14517.7] estaple, n. --> estaple
[MED14518] estas, n. --> estas
[MED14519] estat, n. --> state
[MED14520] estatli, adj. --> stately
[MED14521] estatli, adv. --> stately
[MED14521.5] estature, n. --> estature
[MED14522] estaunce, n. --> estaunce
[MED14523] est-bord, n. --> east board
[MED14524] est-dede, n. --> estdede
[MED14525] este, n. --> este
[MED14526] este, adj. --> este
[MED14527] estellacioun, n. --> estellation
[MED14528] esteme, n. --> steam
[MED14529] estemen, v. --> estem
[MED14530] esten, adv. --> easten
[MED14530.5] esten, v. --> east
[MED14531] esterlich, adj. --> Easterly
[MED14532] esterling, n. --> Easterling
[MED14533] ester-more, adj. --> ester-more
[MED14534] ester(n, n. --> Easter
[MED14535] estern, adj. --> eastern
[MED14536] estful, adj. --> estful
[MED14536.5] estfulnes(se, n. --> estfulness
[MED14537] estimable, adj. --> estimable
[MED14538] estimacioun, n. --> estimation
[MED14539] estimat, n. --> estimate
[MED14540] estimat, ppl. --> estimate
[MED14541] estimatif, n. --> estimatif
[MED14542] estimatif, adj. --> estimative
[MED14542.5] estimaunce, n. --> estimance
[MED14543] estiomenacioun, n. --> estiomenacioun
[MED14544] estiomenat, ppl. --> estiomenat
[MED14545] estiomene, -meni, -menum, n. --> estiomene
[MED14546] estiomened, ppl. --> estiomened
[MED14547] estiomenik, adj. --> estiomenik
[MED14548] estival, adj. --> aestival | estival
[MED14549] estivous, adj. --> estivous
[MED14550] estlich, adj. &amp; adv. --> estlich
[MED14551] estling, n. --> estling
[MED14552] est-lond, n. --> eastland
[MED14553] est-lond bord, n. --> Eastland bord
[MED14554] est-mete, n. --> estmete
[MED14555] est-most, adj. --> eastmost
[MED14556] est-north, n. --> north-east
[MED14557] est north-est, adj. and adv. --> east-north-east
[MED14557.5] est&#x01D2;ur(e, n. --> est&#x01D2;ur(e
[MED14558] estovers, n. (pl.) --> estovers
[MED14558.5] estraunge, n. --> estrange
[MED14559] estre, n. --> estre
[MED14560] -estre, -(e)ster, suf. --> -ster
[MED14560.5] estreif, n. --> estreif
[MED14560.6] estreitli, adv. --> estraitly
[MED14561] estrete, n.(1) --> streat
[MED14562] estrete, n.(2) --> estrete
[MED14563] est-rich bord, n. --> estrich board
[MED14564] est-riche, n. --> estriche
[MED14565] estriche faucoun, n. --> ostridge
[MED14566] est se --> East Sea
[MED14567] est-south, n. --> east-south
[MED14568] est south-est, adj. and adv. --> east-south-east
[MED14569] estuacioun, n. --> aestuation
[MED14570] estuant, ppl. --> estuant
[MED14570.5] estudie, n. --> estudy
[MED14571] estward, adv. --> eastward
[MED14572] esula, n. --> esula
[MED14573] et, n. --> eat
[MED14574] -et, suf. --> -et
[MED14575] etable, adj. --> 
[MED14576] et cetera --> et cetera | etcetera
[MED14577] eten, n. --> eten | ettin
[MED14578] eten, v. --> eat
[MED14579] etenish, adj. --> etenish
[MED14580] etere, n. --> eater
[MED14581] eternal, adj. --> eternal
[MED14582] eternalite, n. --> eternality
[MED14583] eternalli, adv. --> eternally
[MED14584] eterne, adj. --> eterne
[MED14585] eternite, n. --> eternity
[MED14586] eteth, n. --> eteth
[MED14587] eth-, eth-, pref. --> eth-
[MED14588] -eth, suf.(1) --> -th
[MED14589] -eth, suf.(2) --> -th
[MED14590] eth-bete, adj. --> eath | eith
[MED14591] eth(e, pred. adj. --> eath | eith
[MED14592] eth(e, adv. --> eath | eith
[MED14593] ethel, n. --> ethel
[MED14594] ethelich, ethe-, adj. --> eathly
[MED14595] ethelich, ethe-, adv. --> eathly
[MED14596] ethel-theowe, n. --> ethel-theowe
[MED14597] ethem, n. --> ethem
[MED14598] ethe-mod, n. --> ethi-mode
[MED14599] ethe-moden, v. --> ethe-moden
[MED14600] ethen, v.(1) --> eathe
[MED14601] ethen, v.(2) --> ethe
[MED14602] ethenes(se, n. --> etheness
[MED14603] ether, n. --> ether
[MED14604] etherum, -eum, adj. --> etherum
[MED14605] eth-falle, adj. --> eth-falle
[MED14606] eth-fele, adj. --> eth-fele
[MED14607] eth-finde, adj. --> eth-finde, adj.
[MED14608] eth-fulli, adv. --> ethfully
[MED14609] ethi, adj. --> ethy
[MED14610] ethien, v. --> ethe
[MED14611] Ethiope, n.(1) --> Ethiop
[MED14612] Ethiope, n.(2) --> Ethiop
[MED14613] Ethiopesse, n. --> Ethiopesse
[MED14614] Ethiopien, -pen, n. --> Ethiopian
[MED14615] eth-lete, adj. --> e&eth;lete
[MED14616] eth-luke, adj. --> e&eth;
[MED14617] eth-modliche, adv. --> eth-modliche
[MED14618] ethnic, n. --> ethnic
[MED14619] ethnical, adj. --> ethnical
[MED14620] ethroclet, adj. --> ethroclet
[MED14621] ethrogene, adj. --> ethrogene
[MED14622] ethrogeneli, adv. --> ethrogenely
[MED14623] ethromogenie, adj. --> ethromogenie
[MED14624] eth-sene, adj. --> e&eth;sene
[MED14625] eth-winne, adj. --> e&thorn;winne
[MED14626] eth-yete, adj. --> eth-yete
[MED14627] etik, n.(1) --> ethic
[MED14628] etik, n.(2) --> hectic
[MED14629] etik, adj.(1) --> ethic
[MED14630] etik, adj.(2) --> hectic
[MED14631] etimologie, n. --> etymology
[MED14632] eting, ppl. --> eting
[MED14633] eting(e, ger. --> eating
[MED14634] etite(s, n. --> echites
[MED14635] eu, n. --> yew
[MED14636] euchime, adj. --> euchime
[MED14637] eucrasia, n. --> eucrasia
[MED14638] eucrat, adj. --> eucrat
[MED14639] eucratik, adj. --> eucratic
[MED14640] eue, n.(1) --> ewe
[MED14641] eue, n.(2) --> ewrose
[MED14642] euen, v. --> ewe
[MED14643] euer, n.(1) --> ewer
[MED14644] euer, n.(2) --> ewer
[MED14645] euerie, n. --> ewery | ewry, n.
[MED14646] euforbia, n. --> Euphorbia
[MED14647] euforbine, n. --> euphorbine
[MED14648] euforbium, n. --> Euphorbium
[MED14649] eufrase, -ie, n. --> eufrase
[MED14650] euing, n. --> ewing
[MED14651] eukarising, ger. --> eukarising
[MED14652] eukarist, n. --> Eucharist
[MED14653] euloge, n. --> eulogy
[MED14654] Eunominian, n. --> Eunomian
[MED14655] eunuk, n. --> eunuch
[MED14656] eupatorie, n. --> eupatory
[MED14657] euphonie, n. --> euphonie
[MED14658] eure, n. --> eure
[MED14659] euren, v. --> eure
[MED14660] eurous, adj. --> eurous
[MED14661] Eurus, n. --> eurus
[MED14662] Eutichian, n. --> Eutychian
[MED14662.5] eutropolia, n. --> eutropolia
[MED14663] evacuacioun, n. --> evacuation
[MED14664] evacuat, ppl. --> evacuat
[MED14665] evacuatif, adj. --> evacuative
[MED14666] evacuen, v. --> evacue
[MED14667] evacuing, ger. --> evacuing
[MED14668] evagacioun, n. --> evagation
[MED14669] evangeler, n. --> evangeler
[MED14670] evangelie, n. --> evangely
[MED14671] evangelik, adj. --> evangelic
[MED14672] evangeli-li, adv. --> ecangelily
[MED14673] evangelisen, v. --> evangelize
[MED14674] evangeliser, n. --> evangelizer
[MED14675] evangelist, n. --> evangelist
[MED14676] evanishen, v. --> evanish
[MED14676.5] evaporable, adj. --> evaporable
[MED14677] evaporacioun, n. --> evaporation
[MED14678] evaporant, ppl. --> evaporant
[MED14679] evaporaten, v. --> evaporate
[MED14680] evaporatif, -ive, adj. --> evaportive
[MED14681] evaporatorie, n. --> evaporatory
[MED14682] evaporen, v. --> evapour
[MED14683] evaporing, ger. --> evaporing
[MED14684] evasioun, n. --> evasion
[MED14685] evaungel, n. --> evangel | evangile
[MED14686] Eve, n. --> eve
[MED14687] evelong, adj. --> evenlong
[MED14688] eve(n, n. --> even
[MED14689] even, adj. --> even
[MED14690] even, adv. --> even
[MED14691] evene, n. --> evene
[MED14692] evenen, v. --> even
[MED14693] evener, n. --> evener
[MED14694] evenforth, adv. --> even forth
[MED14695] evenforth, prep. --> even forth
[MED14696] evenhede, n. --> evenhead | evenhood
[MED14697] evening, n.(1) --> evening
[MED14698] evening, n.(2) --> evening
[MED14699] evening, ger. --> evening
[MED14700] even-lechen, v. --> evenleche
[MED14701] evenlesten, n. --> evenlesten
[MED14702] evenli, adj. --> evenly
[MED14703] evenli, adv. --> evenly
[MED14704] even-light, n. --> even-light
[MED14705] evenling, n. --> evenling
[MED14706] even-long(es, prep. --> even-long
[MED14707] evennesse, n. --> evenness
[MED14708] evenship, n. --> evenship
[MED14709] eve(n-song, n. --> evensong
[MED14710] eve(n-sterre, n. --> eve-star
[MED14710.5] eventacioun, n. --> eventation
[MED14710.6] eventen, v. --> event
[MED14711] eve(n-tide, n. --> eventide
[MED14712] eve(n-time, n. --> even-time
[MED14713] eventing, ger. --> eventing
[MED14713.5] evenvoicede, ppl. --> even-voiced
[MED14714] even-while, n. --> even-while
[MED14715] ever, n.(1) --> ever
[MED14716] ever, n.(2) --> ever
[MED14717] ever, adv. --> ever
[MED14717.5] everbande, n. --> ever-bond
[MED14718] ever-fern, n. --> ever-fern
[MED14719] everi, pron. --> every
[MED14720] everich-on, pron. --> every one
[MED14721] everi-dai, n. --> everyday
[MED14722] everi-daies, adj. (orig. noun phrase). --> everydays
[MED14723] everi-del, n. &amp; adv. --> everydeal
[MED14724] everinne, pron. --> everinne
[MED14725] everi-thing, n. --> everything
[MED14726] everiwhere, adv. --> everywhere
[MED14727] everi-wight, n. --> everywight
[MED14728] ever-lasten, v. --> everlast
[MED14729] everlastendhede, n. --> everlastinghede
[MED14730] ever-lasting, ppl. (also as n. &amp; adv.) --> everlasting
[MED14731] everlastingli, adv. --> everlastingly
[MED14732] everlastingnesse, n. --> everlastingness
[MED14733] everlastingte, n. --> everlastingty
[MED14734] everlast-time, n. --> everlasttime
[MED14734.5] everli, adv. --> everly
[MED14735] ever-mo(r, adv. --> evermo
[MED14736] eve-rode, n. --> eve-rode
[MED14737] ever-ones, adv. --> everones
[MED14737.5] ever&#x01D2;use, adj. --> yeverous
[MED14738] eversen, v. --> everse
[MED14739] eversioun, n. --> eversion
[MED14740] evert(e, adv. --> everte
[MED14741] everted, ppl. --> everted
[MED14742] eves, n. --> eaves
[MED14743] eveschie, n. --> eveschie
[MED14744] eves-drop, n. --> eves-drop
[MED14745] eves-dropper, n. --> eavesdropper
[MED14745.5] &#x0113;ves-dropping, n. --> eaves
[MED14746] evesen, v. --> evese
[MED14747] evesing, n. --> eavesing
[MED14748] evesing, ger. --> eavesing
[MED14749] evest, n. --> evest
[MED14750] evete, n. --> eft
[MED14751] eve-ward, adv. --> eveward
[MED14752] evicten, v. --> evict
[MED14753] eviction, n. --> eviction
[MED14754] evidence, n. --> evidence
[MED14755] evident, adj. --> evident
[MED14756] evidentli, adv. --> evidently
[MED14757] evitacioun, n. --> evitacioun
[MED14758] evocacion, n. --> evocation
[MED14759] evomen, v. --> evome
[MED14760] evomite, n. --> evomit
[MED14761] evomiten, v. --> evomit
[MED14762] evulsioun, n. --> evulsion
[MED14763] -e-vous, suf. --> -ous
[MED14764] ewage, adj. --> ewage
[MED14765] ewilch, pron. --> each
[MED14766] ex-, pref. --> ex-
[MED14767] exaccioun, n. --> exaction
[MED14768] exacerbacioun, n. --> exacerbation
[MED14769] exacten, v. --> exact
[MED14770] exactour, n. --> exactor
[MED14770.5] exagion, n. --> exagion
[MED14771] exalacioun, n. --> exhalation
[MED14772] exalaten, v. --> exalaten
[MED14773] exalen, v. --> exhale
[MED14774] exaltacioun, n.(1) --> exaltation
[MED14775] exaltacioun, n.(2) --> exaltaciuon
[MED14776] exaltat, adj. --> exaltate
[MED14777] exaltaten, v. --> exaltate
[MED14778] exalten, v. --> exalt
[MED14779] exalter, n. --> exalter
[MED14780] exalting, ger. --> exalting
[MED14780.5] exametroun, n. --> hexameter
[MED14781] examinacioun, n. --> examination
[MED14782] examinat, ppl. --> examinate
[MED14783] examinement, n. --> examinement
[MED14784] examinen, v. --> examine
[MED14785] examining, ger. --> examining
[MED14786] examinour, n. --> examiner
[MED14787] exaucen, v. --> exauce
[MED14788] exaucing, ger. --> exaucing
[MED14789] exaudible, adj. --> exaudible
[MED14790] exaudicioun, n. --> exaudition
[MED14791] exaumplarie, n. --> exemplary
[MED14792] exaumplatour, n. --> exaumplatour
[MED14793] exaumple, n. --> example
[MED14794] exaumplen, v. --> example
[MED14795] exaumplere, n. --> exemplar
[MED14796] exaumpling, ger. --> example
[MED14797] Excalibur, n. --> Excalibur
[MED14798] exceden, v. --> exceed
[MED14799] excedent, ppl. --> excedent
[MED14800] excelle, n. --> excelle
[MED14801] excellen, v. --> excel
[MED14802] excellence, n. --> excellence
[MED14803] excellencie, n. --> excellency
[MED14804] excellent, n. --> excellent
[MED14805] excellent, adj. --> excellent
[MED14806] excellent, ppl. --> excellent
[MED14807] excellent, adv. --> excellent
[MED14808] excellentli, adv. --> excellently
[MED14809] excellentship, n. --> excellent
[MED14810] excelsite, n. --> excelsite
[MED14811] excelsitude, n. --> excelsitude
[MED14812] excepcioun, n. --> exception
[MED14813] except, ppl. (and conj.) --> except
[MED14814] excepten, v. --> except
[MED14815] excepting, ger. --> excepting
[MED14816] excerpt, ppl. --> excerpt
[MED14817] excess, n. --> excess
[MED14818] excessif, adj. --> excessive
[MED14819] excessifli, -iveli, adv. --> excessively
[MED14820] excessious, adj. --> excessious
[MED14821] excessli, adv. --> excessly
[MED14822] excitacioun, n. --> excitation
[MED14823] excitement, n. --> excitement
[MED14824] exciten, v. --> excite
[MED14825] exciter, n. --> exciter
[MED14826] exciting, ger. --> exciting
[MED14827] exclamacioun, n. --> exclamation
[MED14828] excluden, v. --> exclude
[MED14829] excluding, ger. --> excluding
[MED14830] excluse, n. --> excluse
[MED14831] excluse, ppl. --> excluse
[MED14832] exclusioun, n. --> exclusion
[MED14833] exclusive, adv. --> exclusive
[MED14834] exclusiveli, adv. --> exclusively
[MED14835] excocten, v. --> excoct
[MED14836] excodicacioun, n. --> excodication
[MED14837] excolen, v. --> excole
[MED14838] excolericos, -itos, n. --> excolericos
[MED14839] excommengement, n. --> excommengement
[MED14840] excommunicacioun, n. --> excommunication
[MED14841] excommunicaten, v. --> excommunicate
[MED14842] excoriacioun, n. --> excoriation
[MED14843] excoriande, n. --> excoriande
[MED14844] excoriaten, v. --> excoriate
[MED14844.5] excoriative, adj. --> excoriative
[MED14845] excorticat, ppl. --> excorticat
[MED14846] excrescen, v. --> excresce | excrease
[MED14847] excrescence, n. --> excrescency
[MED14848] excrescent, adj. --> excrescent
[MED14849] excrescing, ppl. --> excrescing
[MED14850] excusable, adj. --> excusable
[MED14851] excusacioun, n. --> excusation
[MED14852] excusatorie, adj. --> excusatory
[MED14853] excuse, n. --> excuse
[MED14854] excusement, n. --> excusement
[MED14855] excusen, v. --> excuse
[MED14856] excuser, n. --> excuser
[MED14857] excusing, ger. --> excusing
[MED14858] exeant, ppl. --> exeant
[MED14859] exebenius, n. --> exebenius
[MED14860] execrable, adj. --> execrable
[MED14861] execracioun, v. --> execration
[MED14862] execucioun, n. --> execution
[MED14863] executen, v. --> execute
[MED14864] executing, ger. --> executing
[MED14865] executive, adj. --> executive
[MED14866] executiveli, adv. --> executively
[MED14867] executorial, adj. &amp; n. --> executorial
[MED14868] executorie, adj. &amp; n. --> executory
[MED14869] executour, n. --> executor
[MED14870] executrice, n. --> executrice
[MED14871] executrie, n. --> executry
[MED14872] exempcioun, n. --> exemption
[MED14873] exemplarie, n. --> exemplary
[MED14874] exemplificacioun, n. --> exemplification
[MED14875] exemplifien, v. --> exemplify
[MED14876] exempt, ppl. --> exempt
[MED14877] exempten, v. --> exempt
[MED14878] exequies, n. --> exequy
[MED14879] exercen, v. --> exerce
[MED14880] exercible, adj. --> exercible
[MED14881] exercise, n. --> exercise
[MED14882] exercisen, v. --> exercise
[MED14883] exercising, ger. --> exercising
[MED14884] exercisioun, n. --> execision
[MED14885] exercitacioun, n. --> exercitation
[MED14886] exercitat, ppl. --> exercitate
[MED14887] exercited, ppl. --> exercite
[MED14887.5] exernac, n. --> exernac
[MED14888] exfoliacioun, n. --> exfoliacioun
[MED14889] exhauncen, v. --> exhance
[MED14890] exheredacioun, n. --> exheredation
[MED14891] exhibicioun, n. --> exhibition
[MED14892] exhibiten, v. --> exhibit
[MED14893] exhortacioun, n. --> exhortation
[MED14894] exhortatif, adj. --> exhortative
[MED14895] exhortatori, adj. --> exhortatory
[MED14896] exhorten, v. --> exhort
[MED14897] exhorting, ger. --> exhorting
[MED14898] exhumacioun, n. --> exhumation
[MED14899] exhumen, v. --> exhume
[MED14900] exicial, adj. --> exitial
[MED14901] exigence, n. --> exigence
[MED14902] exigend, n. --> exigent
[MED14903] exigent, n. --> exigent
[MED14904] exil, n.(1) --> exile
[MED14905] exil, n.(2) --> exile
[MED14905.5] exile, n. --> exile
[MED14906] exile, adj. --> exile
[MED14907] exiled, ppl. --> exiled
[MED14908] exilement, n. --> exilement
[MED14909] exilen, v. --> exile
[MED14910] exilere, n. --> exiler
[MED14911] exiling, ger. --> exiling
[MED14912] exilite, n. --> exility
[MED14913] existence, n. --> existence
[MED14913.5] existente, adj. --> existent
[MED14914] exitural, adj. --> exitural
[MED14915] exiture, n. --> exiture
[MED14915.5] exizacres, n. --> exizacres
[MED14916] Exodus, n. --> Exodus
[MED14917] exonerated, ppl. --> exonerated
[MED14918] exoracioun, n. --> exoration
[MED14919] exorbitant, adj. --> exorbitant
[MED14920] exorbitaunce, n. --> exorbitance
[MED14921] exorcisacioun, n. --> exorcization
[MED14922] exorcisen, v. --> exorcize | exorcise
[MED14923] exorcisme, n.(1) --> exorcism
[MED14924] exorcisme, n.(2) --> exorcism
[MED14925] exorcist, n. --> exorcist
[MED14926] exordie, n. --> exordy
[MED14927] exornen, v. --> exorn
[MED14928] exort, n. --> exort
[MED14929] exorten, v. --> exort
[MED14930] exostre, n. --> exoster
[MED14931] expanden, v. --> expand
[MED14932] expans, adj. --> expanse
[MED14932.5] expansioun, n. --> expansion
[MED14933] expectaunt, adj. --> expectant
[MED14934] expedicioun, n. --> expedition
[MED14935] expedicious, adj. --> expedicious 
[MED14936] expedience, n. --> expedience
[MED14937] expedient, adj. --> expedient
[MED14938] expedientli, adv. --> expediently
[MED14939] expedit, ppl. --> expedite
[MED14940] expellen, v. --> expel
[MED14941] expenden, v. --> expend
[MED14942] expending, ger. --> expending
[MED14943] expendour, n. --> expendour
[MED14944] expense, n. --> expense
[MED14945] experience, n. --> experience
[MED14946] experient, ppl. --> experient
[MED14947] experientli, adv. --> experiently
[MED14948] experiment, n. --> experiment
[MED14949] experimental, adj. --> experimental
[MED14949.5] experimentour, n. --> experimenter
[MED14950] expert, ppl., adj. (and n.) --> expert
[MED14951] expert, adj. --> expert
[MED14952] expert, adv. --> expert
[MED14953] experten, v. --> expert
[MED14954] expertful, adj. --> expertful
[MED14955] expertli, adv. --> expertly
[MED14956] expiacioun, n. --> expiation
[MED14957] expiracioun, n. --> expiration
[MED14958] expiren, v. --> expire
[MED14959] expiring, ger. --> expiring
[MED14960] explanacioun, n.(1) --> explanation
[MED14961] explanacioun, n.(2) --> explanation
[MED14962] explanen, v. --> explain
[MED14962.5] explantacioun, n. --> explantation
[MED14963] expleit, n. --> exploit
[MED14964] expleiten, v. --> explete
[MED14965] expleiting, ger. --> exploiting
[MED14966] expletif, adj. --> expletive
[MED14967] explicit, expliciunt, (pl.) v. --> explicit
[MED14968] explien, v. --> exploy
[MED14969] expliing, ger. --> expliing
[MED14970] expliken, v. --> explike
[MED14971] exploiement, n. --> exploiement
[MED14972] exploratori, adj. --> exploratory
[MED14973] exploratour, n. --> explorator
[MED14974] expoliacioun, n. --> expoliacioun
[MED14974.5] exponent, adj. --> exponent
[MED14975] exposen, v. --> expose
[MED14976] exposicioun, n. --> exposition
[MED14977] expositorie, n. --> expository
[MED14978] expositour, n. --> expositor
[MED14979] expounen, v. --> expound
[MED14980] expounere, n. --> expounder
[MED14981] expouninge, expounding, ger. --> expounding
[MED14982] expounitour, n. --> expounitour
[MED14983] expremen, v. --> expreme
[MED14984] expres, adj. --> express
[MED14985] expres(se, adv. --> express
[MED14986] expres(se)li, adv. --> expressly
[MED14987] expressen, v. --> express
[MED14988] expressestli, adv. --> expressistly
[MED14989] expressif, adj. --> expressive
[MED14990] expressing, ger. --> expressing
[MED14991] expressioun, n. --> expression
[MED14992] expressiousli, adv. --> expressiously
[MED14993] expressure, n. --> expressure
[MED14994] exprobracioun, n. --> exprobration
[MED14995] expropriacioun, n. --> expropriation
[MED14996] expropriat, adj. --> expropriate
[MED14997] expugnacioun, n. --> expugnation
[MED14998] expugnator, n. --> expugnator
[MED14999] expugnen, v. --> expugn
[MED15000] expulsen, v. --> expulse
[MED15001] expulsif, adj. --> expulsive
[MED15002] expulsioun, n. --> expulsion
[MED15003] expulsor, n. --> expulsor
[MED15004] expulsorie, adj. --> expulsory
[MED15005] expurgacion, n. --> expurgation
[MED15006] expurgatif, adj. --> expurgative
[MED15006.5] expurgen, v. --> expurge
[MED15007] exquisicioun, n. --> exquisition
[MED15008] exquisit, adj. --> exquisite
[MED15009] exquisitli, adv. --> exquisitely
[MED15010] exsecat, ppl. --> exsecate
[MED15011] exsiccacioun, n. --> exsiccation
[MED15012] exsiccand, ger. --> exsiccand
[MED15013] exsiccaten, v. --> exsiccate
[MED15014] exsiccatif, adj. --> exsiccative
[MED15015] exsiccatorie, n. --> exsiccatory
[MED15016] exsiccing, ppl. --> exsiccing
[MED15017] extasie, n. --> ecstasy
[MED15018] exteinten, v. --> extaint
[MED15019] extendaunt, ppl. --> extendant
[MED15020] extenden, v. --> extend
[MED15021] extendibilite, n. --> extendibility
[MED15022] extendible, adj. --> extendible
[MED15023] extendour, n. --> extender
[MED15023.5] extendresse, n. --> extenderesss
[MED15023.6] extense, adj. --> extense
[MED15024] extensed, ppl. --> extensed
[MED15025] extensif, adj. --> extensive
[MED15026] extensioun, n. --> extension
[MED15027] extente, n. --> extent
[MED15028] extented, ppl. --> extented
[MED15029] extenuacioun, n. --> extenuation
[MED15030] extenuat, ppl. --> extenuate
[MED15031] exterial, adj. --> exterial
[MED15032] exterialli, adv. --> exterially
[MED15033] exterminacioun, n. --> extermination
[MED15034] exterminatour, n. --> exterminatour
[MED15035] exterminen, v. --> extermine
[MED15036] extermini, n. --> exterminy
[MED15037] external, adj. --> external
[MED15038] externen, v. --> externe
[MED15039] extinccioun, n. --> extinction
[MED15040] extinct, ppl. --> extinct
[MED15041] extincten, v. --> extinct
[MED15042] extinctif, adj. --> extinctive
[MED15043] extirpacioun, n. --> extirpation
[MED15044] extirpatif, adj. --> extirpative
[MED15045] extirpen, v. --> extirp
[MED15046] extollen, v. --> extol
[MED15047] extorcioun, n. --> extortion
[MED15048] extorciouner, -our, -ar, n. --> extortioner
[MED15049] extorcious, adj. --> extortious
[MED15050] extorciousli, -ivousli, adv. --> extorciously
[MED15051] extort, adj. --> extort
[MED15052] extortionousli, adv. --> extortionously
[MED15053] extoxicat, adj. --> extoxicate
[MED15054] extraccioun, n. --> extraction
[MED15055] extract, ppl. &amp; n. --> extract
[MED15056] extracten, v. --> extract
[MED15057] extractif, n. --> extractive
[MED15058] extraien, v. --> extray
[MED15059] extrane, adj. --> extrane
[MED15060] extraneat, extranied, ppl. --> extraneat
[MED15061] extraordinarie, adj. --> extraordinary
[MED15062] extravagaunt, adj. --> extravagant
[MED15063] extremal, adj. --> extremal
[MED15064] extreme, adj. --> extreme
[MED15065] extremite, n. --> extremity
[MED15066] extremitifs, n. --> extremitives
[MED15067] exuberant, adj. --> exuberant
[MED15068] exuberaten, v. --> exuberate
[MED15069] exulat, ppl. as n. --> exulate
[MED15070] exultacion, n. --> exultation
[MED15070.5] exuste, adj. --> exhaust
[MED15071] exut, ppl. --> exute
[MED15073] f, n. --> F
[MED15074] fa, n. --> fa
[MED15075] fabe, n. --> fava
[MED15076] fabelard, n. --> fabelard
[MED15077] fable, n. --> fable
[MED15078] fablen, v. --> fable
[MED15079] fabler, n. --> fabler
[MED15080] fabling, ger. --> fabling
[MED15081] fabour, n. --> faubourg
[MED15082] fabricacioun, n. --> fabrication
[MED15083] fabricaten, v. --> fabricate
[MED15084] fabrifien, v. --> fabrify
[MED15085] fabulous, adj. --> fabulous
[MED15086] faburdener, n. --> faburdener
[MED15087] faburdoun, n. --> faburden
[MED15088] face, n. --> face
[MED15089] facen, v. --> face
[MED15090] facer, n. --> facer
[MED15091] facet, n. --> Facet
[MED15092] faciale, n. --> faciale
[MED15093] facies, n. --> facies
[MED15094] facilite, n. --> facility
[MED15095] facing, ger. --> facing
[MED15096] facioun, n. --> fashion
[MED15097] faciounen, v. --> fashion
[MED15098] facit, n. --> facit
[MED15099] facound, adj. --> facund
[MED15100] facounde, n. --> facund
[MED15101] facoundli, adv. --> facundly
[MED15102] fa-crere, n. --> facrere
[MED15103] factour, n. --> factor
[MED15104] facture, n. --> facture
[MED15105] faculte, n. --> faculty
[MED15106] facundie, n. --> facundie
[MED15107] facundious, adj. --> facundious
[MED15108] fade, adj. --> fade
[MED15109] fad(e, pred. adj. --> fade
[MED15110] fadeli, adv. --> fadely
[MED15111] faden, v.(1) --> fade
[MED15112] faden, v.(2) --> fade
[MED15113] fader, n. --> father
[MED15114] faderen, ?adj. --> fatheren
[MED15115] faderen, v. --> father
[MED15116] faderhod, n. --> fatherhood
[MED15117] fader in laue, fader in lei, n. &amp; phr. --> father in law
[MED15118] faderles, adj. --> fatherless
[MED15119] faderli, adj. --> fatherly
[MED15120] faderli, adv. --> fatherly
[MED15121] fadernesse, n. --> fatherness
[MED15122] fadership, n. --> fathership
[MED15123] fadi, adj. --> fady
[MED15124] fadinge, ger. --> fading
[MED15125] fadme, n. --> fathom
[MED15126] fadmen, v. --> fathom
[MED15127] fadminge, ger. --> fathoming
[MED15128] f&#xE6;c, adj. --> fake
[MED15128.5] f&#x00E6;reld, n. --> f&#x00E6;reld
[MED15128.6] f&#x00E6;rli, adv. --> ferly
[MED15129] f&#xE6;r&#xF0;, n. --> farth
[MED15130] fage, n. --> fage
[MED15131] fagen, v. --> fage
[MED15132] fagere, n. --> fager
[MED15133] fagge, n.(1) --> fag
[MED15134] fagge, n.(2) --> fagge
[MED15135] faging, ppl. --> fadging
[MED15136] faging, ger. --> faging
[MED15137] fagot, n. --> faggot | fagot
[MED15138] fagoter, n. --> faggoter
[MED15139] fagun, n. --> fagun
[MED15140] faie, adj. and n. --> fay
[MED15141] failable, adj. --> failable
[MED15142] failard, n. --> failard
[MED15143] faile, n. --> fail
[MED15143.5] faile, adj. --> faile
[MED15144] failen, v. --> fail
[MED15145] failer, n. --> failer
[MED15146] failes, n. --> fayles
[MED15147] faili, n. --> faily
[MED15148] failinge, ger. --> failing
[MED15149] failment, n. --> failment
[MED15149.5] fain, n. --> fain
[MED15150] fain, adj. --> fain
[MED15151] fain, adv. --> fain
[MED15152] faindom, n. --> faindom
[MED15153] fainen, v. --> fain
[MED15154] fainere, n. --> fainer
[MED15155] fainhede, -hod, n. --> fainhead | fainhood
[MED15156] fainnesse, n. --> fainness
[MED15157] fair, n. --> fair
[MED15158] fair, adj. --> fair
[MED15159] fair(e, n. --> fair
[MED15160] fair(e, adv. --> fair
[MED15161] fairen, v. --> fair
[MED15162] fairhede, n. --> fairhead
[MED15163] fairie, n. --> fairy
[MED15164] fair-lek, n. --> fair-like
[MED15165] fairli, adj. --> fairly
[MED15166] fairli, adv. --> fairly
[MED15167] fairnes(se, n. --> fairness
[MED15168] fairshipe, n. --> fairship
[MED15169] faistren, v. --> faister
[MED15170] faiten, v.(1) --> fait
[MED15171] faiten, v.(2) --> faite
[MED15172] faiterie, n. --> faitery
[MED15173] faitering, ger. --> faitering
[MED15174] faiting, ger. --> faiting
[MED15175] faitour, n. --> faitour
[MED15176] faken, v. --> fake
[MED15177] fal, n. --> fall
[MED15178] falc, n. --> falc
[MED15179] faldage, n. --> foldage
[MED15180] faldella, n. --> faldella
[MED15181] fald-fei, n. --> faldfee
[MED15182] fald-gabel, n. --> fold-gavel
[MED15183] falding, n. --> falding
[MED15184] faldrove, n. --> fold-drove
[MED15185] fald-sok(en, n. --> fold-soke
[MED15186] fale, n. --> fale
[MED15187] fale, adj. --> fale
[MED15188] falewi, n. or adj. --> fallowy
[MED15189] fallable, adj. --> fallable
[MED15190] fallace, n. --> fallace
[MED15191] fallace, adj. --> fallace
[MED15192] fallaceli, adv. --> fallacely
[MED15193] fallari, n. --> phalary
[MED15194] falle, n. --> fall
[MED15195] fallen, v. --> fall
[MED15196] fallere, n. --> faller
[MED15196.5] falli, adv. --> fully
[MED15197] fallible, adj. --> fallible
[MED15198] falling, ppl. --> falling
[MED15199] fallinge, ger. --> falling
[MED15200] fals, n. --> false
[MED15201] fals, adj. --> false
[MED15202] fals, adj. as n. --> false
[MED15203] fals, adv. --> false
[MED15204] falsage, n. --> falsage
[MED15205] falsarie, n. --> falsary
[MED15206] falsart, n. --> falsart
[MED15207] falsdom, n. --> falsedom
[MED15208] falsen, v. --> false
[MED15209] falsere, n. --> falser
[MED15210] falset, n. --> falset
[MED15211] falsete, n. --> falsity
[MED15212] falshede, -hod, n. --> falsehood
[MED15212.5] fals-herte, n. --> false-heart
[MED15213] falsifien, v. --> falsify
[MED15214] falsing, ger. --> falsing
[MED15215] fals-lek, n. --> falseleke
[MED15216] falsli, adj. --> falsely
[MED15217] falsli, adv. --> falsely
[MED15218] falsnesse, n. --> falseness
[MED15219] falsshipe, n. --> falseship
[MED15220] falter, n. --> falter
[MED15221] falteren, v. --> falter
[MED15222] falwe, n. --> fallow
[MED15223] falwe, adj.(1) --> fallow
[MED15224] falwe, adj.(2) --> fallow
[MED15225] falwen, v.(1) --> fallow
[MED15226] falwen, v.(2) --> fallow
[MED15227] falwing, ger. --> fallowing
[MED15228] falx, n. --> faulx
[MED15229] famacioun, n. --> famation
[MED15230] fame, n.(1) --> fame
[MED15231] fame, n.(2) --> fame
[MED15232] famelen, v. --> famble
[MED15233] famen, v.(1) --> fame
[MED15234] famen, v.(2) --> fame
[MED15235] familiari, adj. --> familary
[MED15236] familiarite, n. --> familiarity
[MED15237] familie, n. --> family
[MED15238] familier, -iar, n. --> familiar
[MED15239] familier, adj. --> familiar
[MED15240] familierli, adv. --> familiarly
[MED15241] famine, n. --> famine
[MED15241.5] famined, ppl. --> famined
[MED15242] famining, ger. --> famining
[MED15243] famishement, n. --> famishment
[MED15244] famishen, v. --> famish
[MED15245] famous, adj. --> famous
[MED15246] famous, adv. --> famous
[MED15247] famoused, ppl. --> famoused
[MED15248] famousli, adv. --> famously
[MED15249] famplen, v. --> fample
[MED15250] famulorum, n. --> famulorum
[MED15251] fanc, n. --> fanc
[MED15252] fane, n.(1) --> fane
[MED15253] fane, n.(2) --> fane
[MED15254] fane, n.(3) --> fane
[MED15255] fang, n. --> fang
[MED15256] fangot, -et, n. --> fangot
[MED15257] fan(ne, n. --> fan
[MED15258] fannen, v. --> fan
[MED15259] fanner(e, n. --> fanner
[MED15260] fanning, ger. --> fanning
[MED15261] fanol, n. --> fannell
[MED15262] fanoun, n. --> fanon
[MED15263] fantasie, n. --> fantasy | phantasy
[MED15264] fantasien, v. --> fantasy
[MED15265] fantastical, adj. and n. --> fantastical
[MED15266] fantastik, n. --> fantastic
[MED15267] fantastik, adj. --> fantastic
[MED15267.5] fantom, adj. --> phantom
[MED15268] fantom, n. --> phantom
[MED15269] fantomie, -onie, n. --> phantomy
[MED15270] fantomisliche, adv. --> phantomishly
[MED15271] fan-wurt, n. --> fan-wort
[MED15272] far, n. --> far
[MED15273] farandeli, adv. --> farrandly | farrantly
[MED15274] far-cost, n. --> farcost
[MED15275] fardel, n. --> fardel
[MED15276] fardelet, n. --> fardlet
[MED15277] fardelled, ppl. --> fardel
[MED15278] farden, v. --> fard
[MED15279] fard(e)rie, n. --> fardry
[MED15280] fare, n.(1) --> fare
[MED15281] Fare, n.(2) --> fare
[MED15282] far(e-cost, n. --> farcost
[MED15283] faren, n. (pl.) --> faren
[MED15284] faren, v. --> fare
[MED15285] farina, n. --> farina
[MED15285.5] farinacioun, n. --> farinacioun
[MED15286] faringe, n. --> faring
[MED15287] faringli, adv. --> faringly
[MED15288] farmacie, n. --> pharmacy
[MED15289] farmacien, v. --> pharmacy
[MED15290] farmaciing, ger. --> pharmacying
[MED15291] farmacous, adj. --> pharmacous
[MED15292] farnet, n. --> farnet
[MED15293] farrage, n. --> farrage
[MED15294] farse, n. --> farce
[MED15295] farsen, v. --> farce
[MED15296] farsi(n, n. --> farcin | farcy
[MED15297] farsing, ger. --> farcing
[MED15298] farsioun, n. --> farshion
[MED15299] farsure, n. --> farsure
[MED15300] farwen, v. --> farrow
[MED15301] farwing, ger. --> farrowing
[MED15302] fas, n. --> fas
[MED15303] fascicle, n. --> fascicle
[MED15304] fasciol, n. --> fasciole
[MED15305] fase, n. --> phase
[MED15306] fasel, adj. &amp; n. --> fasel
[MED15307] fasel(e, n. --> fasel
[MED15308] faselen, v. --> fasel
[MED15309] fasing, n. --> facing
[MED15310] fasour, n. --> fasure
[MED15311] fassion, n. --> fassion
[MED15312] fast, adj. --> fast
[MED15313] fastalion, n. --> fastalion
[MED15314] fast(e, adv. --> fast
[MED15315] faste(n, n. --> fasten
[MED15316] fasten, v.(1) --> fast
[MED15317] fasten, v.(2) --> fast
[MED15318] faster, n. --> faster
[MED15319] faster-man, n. --> faster-man
[MED15320] fast-holder, n. --> fast-holder
[MED15321] fastidie, n. --> fastidie
[MED15322] fastidious, adj. --> fastidious
[MED15323] fastinge, ger.(1) --> fasting
[MED15324] fasting(e, ger.(2) --> fasting
[MED15325] fastingli, adv. --> fastingly
[MED15326] fast-ingong, n. --> Fastingong
[MED15327] fastli(che, adv. --> fastly
[MED15328] fastnen, v. --> fasten
[MED15329] fastnes(se, n. --> fastness
[MED15330] fastning(e, ger. --> fastening
[MED15331] fastning-sed, n. --> 
[MED15332] fast-rede, adj. --> fastrede
[MED15333] fastshipe, n. --> fastship
[MED15334] fasure, n. --> fasure
[MED15335] fat, n. --> fat
[MED15335.5] fat, n.(2) --> fat
[MED15336] fat, adj. --> fat
[MED15337] fatal, adj. --> fatal
[MED15338] fatalli, adv. --> fatally
[MED15339] fate, n. --> fate
[MED15340] faten, v. --> fate
[MED15341] fatha-sunu, n. --> fathasunu
[MED15342] fathe, n. --> fathe
[MED15343] fat-hede, n. --> fathead
[MED15344] fatigacioun, n. --> fatigation
[MED15345] fatigat, ppl. --> fatigate
[MED15346] fatli, adv. --> fatly
[MED15347] fatnes(se, n. --> fatness
[MED15348] fatte, n. --> fat
[MED15349] fatten, v. --> fat
[MED15350] fatti, adj. --> fatty
[MED15351] fattish, adj. --> fattish
[MED15352] fatuat, ppl. --> fatuate
[MED15353] fauces, n. pl. --> fauces
[MED15354] faucet, n. --> faucet
[MED15355] fauchette, n. --> fauchette
[MED15356] fauchoun, n. --> falchion
[MED15357] fauconer, n. --> falconer
[MED15358] faucoun, n. --> falcon
[MED15359] fauked, ppl. --> falked
[MED15360] faun, n. --> faun
[MED15361] faunen, v.(1) --> fawn
[MED15362] faunen, v.(2) --> fawn
[MED15363] fauninge, ger. --> fawning
[MED15364] faunt, n. --> faunt
[MED15365] faunte, n. --> faunte
[MED15366] fauntekin, n. --> fauntekin
[MED15367] fauntel, adj. --> fantile
[MED15368] fauntelet, n. --> fauntelet
[MED15369] fauntelte, n. --> fauntelte
[MED15370] fauntempere, n. --> fauntempere
[MED15371] fausere, n. --> faunsere
[MED15372] faute, n. --> fault
[MED15373] fauten, v. --> fault
[MED15374] fauterel, n. --> faulterel
[MED15375] fauti, adj. --> faulty
[MED15376] fauting, ger. --> faulting
[MED15377] fautles, adj. --> faultless
[MED15378] fautour, n. --> fautor
[MED15379] fauvel, n. --> favel
[MED15380] favel, n. --> favel
[MED15381] faverole, n. --> faverole
[MED15382] faverous, adj. --> favorous
[MED15383] favonius, n. --> Favonius
[MED15384] favose, n. --> favous
[MED15385] favour, n. --> favour | favor
[MED15386] favourable, adj. --> favourable | favorable
[MED15387] favourabli, adv. --> favourably | favorably
[MED15388] favouraunce, n. --> favourance
[MED15389] favouren, v. --> favour | favor
[MED15390] favourer, n. --> favourer
[MED15391] favouring, ger. --> favoring | favouring
[MED15392] fawe, n. --> fawe
[MED15393] fawen, v. --> fawen
[MED15394] fax, n. --> fax
[MED15395] faxed, ppl. --> faxed
[MED15396] fax-wax, n. --> paxwax
[MED15397] fe, n.(1) --> fee
[MED15398] fe, n.(2) --> fee
[MED15399] feable, adj. --> feeable
[MED15400] feahen, v. --> fay
[MED15401] feahung, ger. --> faying
[MED15402] fear(r, n. --> fearr
[MED15403] febicches, n. (pl.) --> fibicches
[MED15404] feble, n. --> feeble
[MED15405] feble, adj. --> feeble
[MED15405.5] feble, adv. --> feble
[MED15406] feblehede, n. --> feeblehead
[MED15407] feblen, v. --> feeble
[MED15408] feblenesse, n. --> feebleness
[MED15409] feblesse, n. --> feebless
[MED15410] feblete, n. --> feeblety
[MED15411] febli(che, adv. --> feebly
[MED15412] febling, ger. --> feebling
[MED15413] feblishen, v. --> feeblish
[MED15414] febre, n. --> fever
[MED15415] febrous, adj. --> feverous
[MED15416] februarie, n. --> February
[MED15417] fec, n. --> fec
[MED15418] fecche, n. --> vetch
[MED15419] fecchen, v. --> fetch
[MED15420] fecchere, n. --> fetcher
[MED15421] fecching, ger. --> fetching
[MED15422] fece, n. --> faeces
[MED15423] feci, adj. --> faecey
[MED15424] fecound, adj. --> fecund
[MED15425] fecounde(n, v. --> fecund
[MED15425.5] fect, n. --> fect
[MED15426] fectif, adj. --> fective
[MED15427] fectualli, adv. --> fectually
[MED15428] feculent, adj. --> feculent
[MED15429] fecundaunce, n. --> fecundance
[MED15430] fecundite, n. --> fecundity
[MED15431] fed, n. --> feed
[MED15432] fed(e, n.(1) --> fed | fede
[MED15433] fede, n.(2) --> fede
[MED15434] fede, ppl. (adj.) --> fade
[MED15435] feden, v. --> feed
[MED15436] feder(e, n. --> feeder
[MED15437] federed, ppl. --> federed
[MED15438] fedil, n. --> feddle
[MED15439] feding, ger. --> feeding
[MED15440] feen, v. --> fee
[MED15441] fe-ferme, n. --> fee-firm
[MED15442] feffe, n. --> feoffee
[MED15443] feffement, n. --> feoffment
[MED15444] feffen, v. --> feoff
[MED15445] fefferesse, n. --> feofferess
[MED15446] feffing, ger. --> feoff
[MED15447] feffour, n. --> feoffor | feoffer
[MED15448] fehale, ?adj. --> fehale
[MED15449] fei, n. --> fee
[MED15449.5] feie, n. --> feie
[MED15450] fei(e, adj. --> fey
[MED15451] feied, ppl. --> feed
[MED15452] feien, v.(1) --> fay
[MED15453] feien, v.(2) --> fay | feigh
[MED15454] feien, v.(3) --> fee
[MED15455] feieshipe, n. --> feyship
[MED15456] fei(e-sith, n. --> fey-sith
[MED15457] feiinge, ger.(1) --> faying
[MED15458] feiing(e, ger.(2) --> faying
[MED15459] feilour, n. --> feloure
[MED15460] fein, n. --> feign
[MED15460.5] feinaunt, adj. --> feignant
[MED15461] feinedli, adv. --> feignedly
[MED15462] feinednes, n. --> fainness
[MED15463] feinen, v. --> feign
[MED15464] feiner, -ier, -or, -ar, n.(1) --> feigner
[MED15465] feiner, n.(2) --> feiner
[MED15466] feining, ger. --> feigning
[MED15467] feiningli, adv. --> feigningly
[MED15468] feint, n. --> faint
[MED15469] feint, adj. --> faint
[MED15470] feinten, v. --> faint
[MED15471] feinter, n. --> fainter
[MED15472] feinti, adj. --> fainty
[MED15473] feinting, ger. --> fainting
[MED15474] feintise, n. --> faintise
[MED15475] feintisenes, n. --> faintiseness
[MED15476] feintles, adj. --> faintless
[MED15477] feintli, adv. --> faintly
[MED15478] feintnesse, n. --> faintness
[MED15479] feintship, n. --> faintless
[MED15480] feire, n. --> fair
[MED15481] feith, n. --> faith
[MED15482] feithed, ppl. --> faithed
[MED15483] feithen, v. --> faith
[MED15484] feithful, adj. --> faithful
[MED15485] feithfulli, adv. --> faithfully
[MED15486] feithfulnesse, n. --> faithfulness
[MED15487] feith-hed, n. --> feythhed
[MED15488] feithles, adj. --> faithless
[MED15489] feithli, adv. --> faithly
[MED15490] fel, n.(1) --> fell
[MED15491] fel, n.(2) --> fell
[MED15492] fel, adj. --> fell
[MED15493] fel, adv. --> fell
[MED15494] felable, adj. --> feelable
[MED15495] felabli, adv. --> feelably
[MED15496] felau(e, n. --> fellow
[MED15497] felauen, v. --> fellow
[MED15498] felauesse, n. --> fellowess
[MED15499] felaules, adj. --> fellowless
[MED15499.5] felauhede, n. --> fellowhood
[MED15500] felauli(ch, adj. --> fellowly
[MED15501] felauli(che, adv. --> fellowly
[MED15502] felau-lik, adj. --> fellowlike
[MED15503] felau-rede, n. --> fellowred
[MED15504] felauship(e, n. --> fellowship
[MED15505] felaushipen, v. --> fellowship
[MED15506] feld, n. --> field
[MED15507] feld(e-fare, n. --> fieldfare
[MED15508] felden, adj. --> fielden
[MED15509] felder(e, n. --> fielder
[MED15510] feldi, adj. --> fieldy
[MED15511] feldli, adj. --> fieldly
[MED15512] fele, n. --> feel
[MED15513] fele, adj. --> fele
[MED15514] fele, indef. num. --> fele
[MED15515] fele, adv. --> fele
[MED15516] feleable, adj. --> fellowable
[MED15517] fele-fold, adj. --> felefold
[MED15518] fele-fold, adv. --> felefold
[MED15519] fele-folden, v. --> felefold
[MED15519.5] fele-hede, n. --> fele-hood
[MED15520] felen, v.(1) --> feel
[MED15521] felen, v.(2) --> feal
[MED15522] felen, v.(3) --> feal
[MED15523] feler, n. --> feeler
[MED15524] felesome, adj. --> feelsome
[MED15525] fele&#xFE;, n. --> feleth
[MED15526] felewell, n. --> felewell
[MED15527] felhede, n. --> fellhead
[MED15528] felicite, n. --> felicity
[MED15529] felicitude, n. --> felicitude
[MED15530] feliing, ger. --> fallowing
[MED15531] feling(e, ger.(1) --> feeling
[MED15532] felinge, ger.(2) --> felinge
[MED15533] felingli, adv. --> feelingly
[MED15534] feliper, n. --> fripper
[MED15535] fel(le, n. --> fell
[MED15536] fellen, v. --> fell
[MED15537] fellere, n. --> feller
[MED15538] felli(che, adv. --> felly
[MED15539] felling, ger. --> felling
[MED15540] felnes, n. --> feelness
[MED15541] felnesse, n. --> fellness
[MED15542] felonement, adv. --> felonment
[MED15543] feloner, n. --> feloner
[MED15544] felonesse, n. --> feloness
[MED15545] felonie, n. --> felony
[MED15546] feloniousli, adv. --> feloniously
[MED15547] felonous, adj. --> felonous
[MED15548] felonousli, adv. --> felonously
[MED15549] feloun, n.(1) --> felon
[MED15550] feloun, n.(2) --> felon
[MED15551] feloun, adj. --> felon
[MED15552] felounli(che, adv. --> felonly
[MED15553] felouns, adj. --> felon
[MED15554] felounsli, adv. --> felonly
[MED15555] felschen, v. --> felschen
[MED15556] felship, n. --> falseship
[MED15557] felt, n. --> felt
[MED15558] felten, v. --> felt
[MED15559] felten, adj. --> felten
[MED15560] felter(e, n. --> felter
[MED15561] felterre, n. --> feltrike
[MED15562] fel-velde, n. --> felefold
[MED15563] felwes, n. (pl.) --> felloe | felly
[MED15564] feme, n. --> feme
[MED15565] femel(e, adj. &amp; n. --> female
[MED15566] femeline, adj. --> femeline
[MED15567] femen, v. --> foam
[MED15568] Femenie, n. --> feminie
[MED15568.5] femenie, adj. --> femenie
[MED15569] femereld, ppl. --> femerelled
[MED15570] feminacioun, n. --> femination
[MED15571] feminal, adj. --> feminal
[MED15571.5] feminalte, n. --> feminality
[MED15572] femine, adj. --> femine
[MED15573] feminin(e, adj. &amp; n. --> feminine
[MED15574] femininite, n. --> femininity
[MED15575] feminite, n. --> feminity
[MED15576] femoral(le, n. --> femoral
[MED15577] fen, n.(1) --> fen
[MED15578] fen, n.(2) --> fen
[MED15579] fen, n.(3) --> fen
[MED15580] fend, n. --> fiend
[MED15581] fendaunt, n. --> fendant
[MED15582] fend(e)kin, -ken, n. --> fiendkin
[MED15583] fenden, v. --> fend
[MED15584] fenden(e, adj. --> fienden
[MED15585] fender, n. --> fender
[MED15585.5] fendes-bete, n. --> fiend-bite
[MED15586] fendes-hok, n. --> fiend's hook
[MED15586.5] fendesse, n. --> fiendess
[MED15587] fendi, adj. --> fiendy
[MED15588] fendli(ch, adj. --> fiendly
[MED15589] fendli(che, adv. --> fiendly
[MED15590] fene(i)sun, n. --> feneisun
[MED15591] fenel, n. --> vennel
[MED15592] feneratour, n. --> fenerator
[MED15593] fenestel, n. --> fenestella
[MED15594] fenestral, n. --> fenestral
[MED15595] fenestrat, ppl. --> fenestrate
[MED15596] fenestre, n. --> fenester
[MED15597] fenestred, ppl. --> fenestered
[MED15598] feng, n. --> feng
[MED15599] fenigrek, n. --> fenugreek
[MED15600] fenix, n. --> phoenix
[MED15601] fenkel, n. --> finkle
[MED15602] fenken, v. --> fenk
[MED15603] fenni, adj. --> fenny
[MED15604] fen(ni)liche, adv. --> fennilich
[MED15605] fens, n. --> fence
[MED15606] fensable, adj. --> fencible
[MED15607] fensen, v. --> fence
[MED15608] fensing, ger. --> fencing
[MED15609] fensites, n. --> fensites
[MED15610] fente, n. --> fent
[MED15611] feodarie, n. --> feudary | feodary
[MED15612] feoder fe, n. --> feudar fee
[MED15613] feod-feng, n. --> feud-feng
[MED15614] feond-, n. (in cpds.) --> fiend
[MED15615] feondscipe, n. --> fiendship
[MED15616] feor, n. --> feer
[MED15617] feorlucor, adv. --> farly
[MED15618] fer, n.(1) --> fear
[MED15619] fer, n.(2). --> fer
[MED15620] fer, adj.(1) --> far
[MED15621] fer, adj.(2) --> fere
[MED15622] fer, adv. --> far
[MED15623] feracite, n. --> feracity
[MED15624] ferand, ppl. --> feerand
[MED15625] ferar, n. --> ferar
[MED15626] ferblet, adj. --> ferblet
[MED15626.5] fer-cast, ppl. --> far-cast
[MED15627] fer-caster, n. --> far-caster
[MED15628] fer-casting, ger. --> far-casting
[MED15629] fer-casting, ppl. --> far-casting
[MED15630] fercul, n. --> fercule
[MED15631] fer-daies, adv. --> far-day
[MED15632] ferd(e, n.(1) --> ferd
[MED15633] ferd(e, n.(2) --> ferd
[MED15634] ferdekin, n. --> firkin
[MED15635] ferdel, n. --> fardel
[MED15636] ferd(e)leik, n. --> ferdlac
[MED15637] fer-de-molin, n. --> fer-de-molin
[MED15638] ferd-fare, n. --> ferd-fare
[MED15639] ferdful, adj. --> ferdful
[MED15640] ferdfulhod, n. --> ferdfulhood
[MED15641] ferdfulli, adv. --> ferdfully
[MED15642] ferdfulnes(se, n. --> ferdfulness
[MED15643] ferdi, adj. --> ferdy
[MED15644] ferd(i)en, v. --> ferd
[MED15645] ferding, ger. --> ferding
[MED15646] ferdli, adj. --> ferdly
[MED15647] ferdnes(se, n. --> fearedness
[MED15648] ferdship, n. --> ferdship
[MED15649] ferd-wite, n. --> ferd-wite
[MED15650] fere, n.(1) --> fere
[MED15651] fere, n.(2) --> fere
[MED15652] fere, n.(3) --> fere
[MED15653] fere, n.(4) --> feorh
[MED15654] fere, n.(5) --> feir
[MED15655] fere, adj. --> fere
[MED15655.5] fere, adj. --> fere
[MED15656] fered, ppl. --> feared
[MED15657] fereles, adj. --> fereless
[MED15658] feren, v.(1) --> fear
[MED15659] feren, v.(2) --> fere
[MED15660] feren, v.(3) --> fere
[MED15661] feren, v.(4) --> fere
[MED15662] feren, v.(5) --> feer
[MED15663] ferentari, n. --> ferentarius
[MED15664] feret, n. --> ferret
[MED15665] feret(en, v. --> ferret
[MED15666] fereter, n. --> ferreter
[MED15667] fer-fet, ppl. --> far-fet
[MED15667.5] fer-fleer, n. --> far-fleer
[MED15668] fer-flouen, ppl. as n. --> far-fled
[MED15669] fer-forth, adv. --> far-forth
[MED15670] ferforthli, adv. --> farforthly
[MED15671] ferful, adj. --> fearful
[MED15672] ferfulhed, n. --> fearfulhood
[MED15673] ferfulli, adv. --> fearfully
[MED15674] ferfulnes(se, n. --> fearfulness
[MED15675] feria, n. --> feria
[MED15676] feriage, n. --> ferriage
[MED15677] ferial, adj. --> ferial
[MED15678] ferial, adv. --> ferial
[MED15679] feri(e, n.(1) --> ferie
[MED15680] feri(e, n.(2) --> ferry
[MED15681] ferien, v. --> ferry
[MED15682] ferier(e, n. --> ferrier
[MED15683] feriing, ger. --> ferrying
[MED15683.5] feriing, ger.(2) --> feriing
[MED15684] feri-man, n. --> ferryman
[MED15685] fering, ger.(1) --> fearing
[MED15686] fering, ger.(2) --> feiring
[MED15687] feringe, adv. --> fering(e
[MED15688] feringes, adj. --> fering(e
[MED15689] feringli, adv. --> feringly
[MED15690] ferken, v. --> firk | ferk
[MED15691] ferlac, n. --> ferlac
[MED15692] ferli, n. --> ferly
[MED15693] ferli, adj. --> ferly
[MED15694] ferli, adv. --> ferly
[MED15695] ferlien, v. --> ferly
[MED15696] ferliful, adj. --> ferliful
[MED15697] ferlihed, n. --> firelihead
[MED15698] ferlile, adj. --> 
[MED15699] ferlili, adv. --> ferlily
[MED15700] ferling, n. --> ferling
[MED15701] fer-lond, n. --> farland
[MED15702] fer-lot, n. --> firlot
[MED15703] ferm, adj. --> firm
[MED15704] ferm-and-stabilnesse, n. --> firm-and-stable-ness
[MED15705] ferme, n.(1) --> farm
[MED15706] ferme, n.(2) --> farm
[MED15707] ferm(e, adv. --> firm
[MED15708] fermeli, adv. --> firmly
[MED15709] fermen, v.(1) --> farm
[MED15710] fermen, v.(2) --> farm
[MED15711] fermen, v.(3) --> ferm
[MED15712] ferment, n. --> ferment
[MED15713] fermentacioun, n. --> fermentation
[MED15714] fermenten, v. --> ferment
[MED15715] fermenting, ger. --> fermenting
[MED15716] fermerer, n. --> fermerer
[MED15717] fermeresse, n. --> fermeress
[MED15718] fermeri(e, n. --> fermery | farmery
[MED15719] fermete, n. --> firmity
[MED15720] ferming, ger. --> farming
[MED15721] fermisoun, n. --> fermison
[MED15722] fermos, n. --> fermos
[MED15723] fermour, n. --> farmer
[MED15724] fern, n.(1) --> fern
[MED15725] fern, n.(2) --> fern
[MED15726] fern, n.(3) --> fern
[MED15727] fern-, adj. (in cpds.) --> fern
[MED15728] fern, adv. --> fern
[MED15729] fernen, v. --> fern
[MED15730] fernes(se, n.(1) --> farness
[MED15731] fernes(se, n.(2) --> farness
[MED15732] fernes(se, n.(3) --> fere
[MED15733] ferni, adj. --> ferny
[MED15733.5] fernpikel, n. --> fernpikel
[MED15734] fern-selver, n. --> fernselver
[MED15735] fern-sitter, n. --> fern-sitter
[MED15736] ferntikel, n. &amp; adj. --> fernticle
[MED15737] ferntikeld, ppl. --> fernticled
[MED15737.5] fer-oute, adj. --> far-out
[MED15738] ferra(u)nt, adj. --> ferraunt
[MED15739] ferrede(n, n. --> ferred | ferhede
[MED15740] ferrement, n. --> farrement
[MED15741] ferre-mor, adv. --> ferre-mor
[MED15742] ferren, v. --> far
[MED15743] ferren(e, adj. --> ferren
[MED15744] ferren(e, adv. --> ferren
[MED15745] ferri, adj. &amp; n. --> ferry
[MED15746] ferrom, adv. --> ferren
[MED15747] ferrour, n. --> ferrer | ferrour
[MED15748] ferrugo, n. --> ferrugo
[MED15749] fers, n. --> fers
[MED15750] fers, adj. --> fierce
[MED15751] fers, adv. --> fierce
[MED15752] fershede, -hod, n. --> fiercehead
[MED15753] Fership, n. --> Fership
[MED15753.5] fer-shouven, v. --> far-shove
[MED15754] fersli, adv. --> fiercely
[MED15755] fersnes(se, n. --> fierceness
[MED15756] ferste, n. --> fiercety
[MED15756.5] fer-stonden, v. --> far-stand
[MED15757] fert, n. --> fart
[MED15758] ferte, n. --> fart
[MED15759] ferten, v. --> fart
[MED15760] ferter(e, n. --> farter
[MED15761] ferth, n. --> ferth
[MED15762] ferthe, num. --> fourth
[MED15762.5] fertheli, adv. --> fertheli
[MED15763] ferthen-del, n. --> farthingdeal
[MED15764] ferther, adj. --> farther
[MED15765] ferther, adv. --> farther
[MED15766] fertheren, v. --> further
[MED15767] ferthering, ger. --> farthering
[MED15768] ferther-more, adv. --> farthermore
[MED15769] ferther-over, adv. --> furtherover
[MED15770] ferthest, adj. &amp; adv. --> farthest
[MED15771] ferthing, n. --> farthing
[MED15771.5] fertible, adj. --> fertible
[MED15772] fertil, adj. --> fertile
[MED15773] fertilesse, n. --> fertless
[MED15774] fertilite, n. --> fertility
[MED15775] ferting, ger. --> farting
[MED15776] fertre, n. --> feretory
[MED15777] fertren, v. --> ferter
[MED15778] fertrer, n. --> ferterer
[MED15779] ferul, n. --> ferule
[MED15780] fervence, n. --> fervence
[MED15781] fervent, adj. --> fervent
[MED15782] ferventli, adv. --> fervently
[MED15783] ferventnes(se, n. --> ferventness
[MED15784] fervour, n. --> fervour | fervor
[MED15785] fes, n. --> fes
[MED15786] fesable, adj. --> feasible
[MED15787] fesaunt, n. --> pheasant
[MED15788] fese, n. --> feeze
[MED15789] fesen, v. --> feeze
[MED15790] fesilen, v. --> fizzle
[MED15791] fesing, ger. --> feezing
[MED15792] fesken, v. --> fesk
[MED15793] fesomned,  --> fesomned
[MED15794] fesse, n.(1) --> fesse
[MED15795] fesse, n.(2) --> fesse
[MED15796] fest, n. --> fast
[MED15797] festaunce, n. --> feastance
[MED15798] feste, n. --> feast
[MED15798.5] festekin, n. --> festekin
[MED15799] festel, n. --> festel
[MED15800] festelike, adv. --> feastly
[MED15801] festen, v. --> feast
[MED15802] fester, n. --> feaster
[MED15803] festful, adj. --> feastful
[MED15804] festial, adj. --> festial
[MED15805] festing(e, ger. --> feasting
[MED15806] festival, adj. --> festival
[MED15807] festivalli, adv. --> festivally
[MED15808] festivite, n. --> festivity
[MED15809] festli, adj. --> feastly
[MED15810] festre, n.(1) --> fester
[MED15811] festre, n.(2) --> fester
[MED15812] festren, v. --> 
[MED15813] festringe, ger. --> festering
[MED15814] festu, n. --> fescue
[MED15815] fet, n. --> feat
[MED15816] fet, adj. --> feat
[MED15817] fe-taillen, v. --> fee-tail
[MED15818] fete, n. --> fete
[MED15819] feten, v. --> feat
[MED15820] feter, n. --> fetter
[MED15821] feterel, n. --> faiterel
[MED15822] feteren, v. --> fetter
[MED15823] fetering, ger. --> fettering
[MED15824] fether, n. --> feather
[MED15825] feth(e)ren, v.(1) --> feather
[MED15826] fetheren, v.(2) --> feather
[MED15827] fe&#xF0;er-foted, adj. --> feather-footed
[MED15828] fether-fu, n. --> featherfew
[MED15829] fether-hame, n. --> featherham
[MED15830] fether-les, adj. --> featherless
[MED15831] fetid, adj. --> fetid | f&#x153;tid
[MED15832] fetis, adj. --> featous
[MED15833] fetisli, adv. --> featously
[MED15834] fetlen, v. --> fettle
[MED15835] fetles, n. --> fetles
[MED15836] fetli, adv. --> featly
[MED15837] fetour, n. --> fetor
[MED15838] fetousli, adv. --> featously
[MED15839] fetten, v. --> fet
[MED15840] fetting, ger. --> fetting
[MED15840.5] fetur, n. --> fetur
[MED15841] feture, n.(1) --> feature
[MED15842] feture, n.(2) --> f&#x153;ture
[MED15843] fetured, ppl. --> featured
[MED15844] fetus, n. --> f&#x153;tus | fetus
[MED15845] feud, n. --> feud | feod
[MED15846] feue, indef. pron.(pl.) --> few
[MED15847] feued, ppl. --> fewed
[MED15848] feuel, n. --> fuel
[MED15849] feueler, n. --> fueller
[MED15850] feu(e)nes(se, n. --> fewness
[MED15851] feu savage, noun phr. --> few savage
[MED15852] feute, n. --> fealty
[MED15853] feuter, n. --> fewter
[MED15854] feut(e)ren, v. --> fewter
[MED15855] feut(e)rer, n. --> fewterer
[MED15856] feutrer, -ier, n. --> fewtrer
[MED15857] fever, n. --> fever
[MED15858] fev(e)re, n. --> fever
[MED15859] fever-fu, -feu, n. --> feverfew
[MED15860] fevering, ger. --> fever
[MED15861] feverish, adj. --> feverish
[MED15862] feverous, adj. --> feverous
[MED15863] feveryer, n. --> February
[MED15864] fi, n. --> phi
[MED15864.5] fi, n.(2) --> fi
[MED15865] fi, int. --> fie
[MED15866] fiansailles, n.pl. --> fiancailles
[MED15867] fiat, n. --> fiat
[MED15868] fiaunce, n. --> fiance
[MED15869] fiauncen, v. --> fiance
[MED15870] fiauncinge, ger. --> fiancing
[MED15871] fibre, n.pl. --> fibre
[MED15872] fical, adj. &amp; n. --> fical
[MED15873] ficcioun, n. --> fiction
[MED15874] fiche, n. --> fitch
[MED15875] fiche, adj. --> fitche
[MED15876] fichen, v.(1). --> ficche
[MED15877] fichen, v.(2). --> fitch
[MED15878] ficheux, n. --> fitchew
[MED15879] fichinge, ger. --> ficching
[MED15880] ficulence, n. --> ficulence
[MED15881] ficus, n. --> ficus
[MED15882] fide-cok, n. --> fid-cock
[MED15883] fide-falle, n. --> fid-fall
[MED15884] fidelite, n. --> fidelity
[MED15885] fidel stik, n. --> fiddlestick
[MED15886] fiel(e, n. --> file
[MED15887] fielen, v. --> viol
[MED15888] fien, v.(1) --> fie
[MED15889] fien, v.(2) --> fie
[MED15890] fien, v.(3) --> fy
[MED15891] -fi(-en, suf. --> -fy
[MED15892] fieri facias, n. --> fieri-facias
[MED15893] fif-fold, adj. --> fivefold
[MED15894] fif-leved gras, fif-leves ~, phrase. --> five-leaved grass
[MED15895] fifte, ord. num. --> fifth
[MED15896] fif-tende, ord.num. --> fifteenth
[MED15897] fiftend-som, n. --> fifteensome
[MED15898] fif-tene, card. num. --> fifteen
[MED15899] fif-tenthe, ord. num. --> fifteenth
[MED15899.5] fiftentheli, adv. --> fifteenthly
[MED15900] fifti, card. num. --> fifty
[MED15901] fifti-fold, adj. --> fifty-fold
[MED15902] fiftith(e, ord. num. --> fiftieth
[MED15902.5] fiftli, adv. --> fifthly
[MED15903] figaldri, n. --> fickletry
[MED15904] fige, n. --> fig
[MED15905] figei(e, n. --> figee
[MED15906] figeli, adj. --> figly
[MED15907] figer, n. --> figer
[MED15908] fige-tre, n. --> fig-tree
[MED15909] fight, n. --> fight
[MED15910] fighten, v. --> fight
[MED15911] fighter(e, n. --> fighter
[MED15912] fighti, adj. --> fighty
[MED15913] fighting(e, ger. --> fighting
[MED15914] fight-lak, n. --> fight-lac
[MED15915] fight-wite, n. --> fight-wite
[MED15916] figi, adj. --> figgy
[MED15917] figment, n. --> figment
[MED15918] figuade, n. --> fignade
[MED15919] figuracioun, n. --> figuration
[MED15920] figural, adj. --> figural
[MED15921] figuralli, adv. --> figurally
[MED15922] figuratif, adj. --> figurative
[MED15923] figuratifli(che, adv. --> 
[MED15923.5] figuratifment, adv. --> figuratifment
[MED15924] figure, n. --> figure
[MED15925] figure, ppl. --> figuree
[MED15926] figuren, v. --> figure
[MED15927] figuri, adj. --> figury
[MED15928] figuringe, ger. --> figuring
[MED15929] fik(e, n. --> fike
[MED15930] fikel, adj. --> fickle
[MED15931] fikelen, v. --> fickle
[MED15932] fikelere, n. --> fickler
[MED15933] fikelinge, ger. --> fickling
[MED15934] fikelli, adv. --> fickly
[MED15935] fikelnesse, n. --> fickleness
[MED15936] fiken, v.(1) --> fike
[MED15937] fiken, v.(2) --> fike
[MED15938] fikenung, n. --> fikenung
[MED15939] fikes, n. --> ficus
[MED15940] filace, n. --> filace
[MED15941] filago, -e, n. --> filago
[MED15942] filanders, n. pl. --> filander
[MED15943] filas, n. --> filace
[MED15944] filaterie, n. --> phylactery
[MED15945] filbert, n. --> filbert
[MED15946] filche, n. --> filch
[MED15947] filchen, v. --> filch
[MED15948] fildonium, n. --> philonium
[MED15949] fildor, n. --> fildor
[MED15950] file, n.(1) --> file
[MED15951] file, n.(2) --> file
[MED15952] file-feste, adv. --> file-fast
[MED15953] file-heuer, n. --> file-hewer
[MED15954] filen, v.(1) --> file
[MED15955] filen, v.(2) --> file
[MED15956] filen, v.(3) --> file
[MED15957] filer, n.(1) --> filer
[MED15958] filer, n.(2) --> filer
[MED15959] filet, n. --> fillet
[MED15960] filiacion, n. --> filiation
[MED15961] filial, adj. --> filial
[MED15962] filicer, n. --> filacer
[MED15963] filing(e, ger.(1) --> filing
[MED15964] filing(e, ger.(2) --> filing
[MED15965] filiole, n. --> filiole
[MED15966] filipendula, n. --> filipendula
[MED15967] filippen, v. --> fillip
[MED15968] fillable, adj. --> fillable
[MED15969] fille, n.(1) --> fill
[MED15970] fille, n.(2) --> fille
[MED15971] fillen, v. --> fill
[MED15972] filli, n. --> filly
[MED15973] filling, ger. --> filling
[MED15974] film, n. --> film
[MED15975] filour, n.(1) --> filour
[MED15976] filour, n.(2) --> filour
[MED15977] filouren, v. --> filour
[MED15978] filsnen, v. --> filsne
[MED15979] filst, n. --> filst
[MED15980] filsten, v. --> filst
[MED15981] filsting, ger. --> filsting
[MED15982] fils(t)nen, v. --> filsen
[MED15983] filtered, ppl. --> feltered
[MED15984] filteren, v. --> felter
[MED15985] filth, n. --> filth
[MED15986] filthed, ppl. --> filthed
[MED15987] filth-hede, n. --> filthhead | filthhood
[MED15988] filthi, n. --> filthy
[MED15989] filthied, ppl. --> filthied
[MED15989.5] filthinesse, n. --> filthiness
[MED15990] filtre, n. --> filter
[MED15991] fime, n. --> fime
[MED15992] fimer, n. --> fimer
[MED15993] fimionis, n. --> fumonius
[MED15994] fin, n.(1) --> fin
[MED15995] fin, n.(2) --> fine
[MED15996] fin, adj. --> fine
[MED15997] finable, adj. --> finable | fineable
[MED15998] finabli, adv. --> finably
[MED15999] final, adj. --> final
[MED15999.5] finaliter, adv. --> finaliter
[MED16000] finalli, adv. --> finally
[MED16001] finaunce, n. --> finance
[MED16002] finch, n. --> finch
[MED16003] findable, adj. --> findable
[MED16004] finden, v. --> find
[MED16005] findere, -are, n. --> finder
[MED16006] findi, adj. --> findy
[MED16007] finding, ger. --> finding
[MED16008] findles, n. --> findal
[MED16009] findling, n. --> foundling
[MED16010] fin(e, adv.(1) --> fine
[MED16011] fin(e, adv.(2) --> fine
[MED16012] fineli, adv. --> finely
[MED16013] finen, v.(1) --> fine
[MED16014] finen, v.(2) --> fine
[MED16015] finen, v.(3) --> fine
[MED16016] finesse, n. --> finesse
[MED16017] finger, n. --> finger
[MED16018] fingeren, v. --> finger
[MED16019] fingering, ger. --> fingering
[MED16020] fingerling, n. --> fingerling
[MED16021] finger-stal, n. --> finger-stall
[MED16022] finial, n. --> finial
[MED16023] finial, adj. --> finial
[MED16024] finialli, adv. --> finially
[MED16025] fining, ger. --> fining
[MED16026] fining, ger.(2) --> fining
[MED16027] finis, n. --> finis
[MED16028] finishen, v. --> finish
[MED16029] finishing, ger. --> finishing
[MED16030] finishment, n. --> finishment
[MED16031] finit, adj. --> finite
[MED16032] finned, adj. --> finned
[MED16033] finour, n. --> finer
[MED16034] finter-fanter, n. --> finter-fanter
[MED16035] fiole, n. --> vial
[MED16036] fir, n. --> fire
[MED16037] fir-brenning, ppl. --> fire-burning
[MED16038] fir-brond, n. --> firebrand
[MED16039] fird-fare, n. --> ferd-fare
[MED16040] fired, ppl. --> fired
[MED16041] fire-gat, n. --> fergan-goat
[MED16042] firen, adj. --> firen
[MED16043] firen, v. --> fire
[MED16044] fir-hous, n. --> firehouse
[MED16045] firi, adj. --> fiery
[MED16046] firigins, n. --> phrygians
[MED16047] firihede, n. --> fieryhead
[MED16048] firinesse, n. --> fieriness
[MED16049] firing, ger. --> firing
[MED16050] firke, n. --> firk | ferk
[MED16051] firles, adj. --> fireless
[MED16052] firli, adv. --> firely
[MED16052.5] firmabli, adv. --> firmably
[MED16053] firmacioun, n. --> firmation
[MED16054] firmal, n. --> firmal
[MED16055] firmament, n. --> firmament
[MED16056] firme, adj.&amp; adv. --> forme
[MED16057] firmest, adj.(1) --> foremost
[MED16058] firmest, adj.(2) --> formest
[MED16059] firmest, adv. --> foremost
[MED16060] firmite, n. --> firmity
[MED16061] firnen, v. --> firnen
[MED16062] fir-ok, n. --> fir-oak
[MED16063] firre, n.(1) --> fir
[MED16064] firre, n.(2) --> fur
[MED16065] firren, adj. --> firren
[MED16066] firs(e, n. --> furze
[MED16067] firsen, v. --> ferse
[MED16068] first, n.(1) --> frist
[MED16069] first, n.(2) --> first
[MED16070] first, ord.num. (as adj.&amp; n.) --> first
[MED16071] first, adv. --> first
[MED16072] first-, in cpds. (n.&amp; ppl.) --> first
[MED16073] firsten, v. --> frist
[MED16074] first fruit(es, phr.or cpd. --> first-fruit
[MED16075] firsthede, n. --> first-head | first-hood
[MED16076] firsting, ger. --> firsting
[MED16077] first-lik, adv. --> firstly
[MED16077.5] first-milk, n. --> first-milk
[MED16078] first-most, adj. --> firstmost
[MED16079] firstnesse, n. --> firstness
[MED16080] fir-ston, n., --> firestone
[MED16080.5] firyen-bukke, n. --> firyen-bukke
[MED16081] fiscus, n. --> fiscus
[MED16082] fis(e, n. --> fise
[MED16083] fish, n. --> fish
[MED16084] fishelle, n. --> fiscelle
[MED16085] fishen, v. --> fish
[MED16086] fishen, adj. --> fishen
[MED16087] fisher(e, n. --> fisher
[MED16088] fishi, adj. --> fishy
[MED16089] fishing, ger. --> fishing
[MED16090] fisken, v. --> fisk
[MED16091] fiskere, n. --> fisker
[MED16092] fissural, adj. --> fissural
[MED16093] fissure, n. --> fissure
[MED16094] fist, n.(1) --> fist
[MED16095] fist, n.(2) --> fist
[MED16096] fisten, v. --> fist
[MED16097] fisting, ger. --> fisting
[MED16098] fistulacioun, n. --> fistulation
[MED16099] fistulat, ppl. --> fistulate
[MED16100] fistule, n. --> fistula
[MED16100.5] fistulen, v. --> fistula
[MED16101] fistuler, adj. --> fistular
[MED16102] fistuling, ger. --> fistuling
[MED16103] fistulous, adj. --> fistulose
[MED16104] fis-worm, n. --> fis-worm
[MED16105] fit, n.(1) --> fit | fytte
[MED16106] fit, n.(2) --> fit
[MED16107] fit, adj. --> fit
[MED16108] fitel-fot, n. --> fitelfoot
[MED16109] fit(e)red, ppl. --> fittered
[MED16110] fiteres, n. (pl.) --> fitters
[MED16111] fithel(a, n. --> fiddle
[MED16112] fithele, n. --> fiddle
[MED16113] fithelen, v. --> fiddle
[MED16114] fitheler(e, n. --> fiddler
[MED16115] fitheling, ger. --> fiddling
[MED16116] fi&#xF0;er-rice, n. --> fither-rice
[MED16117] fitlok, n. --> fetlock
[MED16118] fiton, n. --> fitten
[MED16119] fitten, v. --> fit
[MED16120] fitz, n. --> Fitz
[MED16121] five, card.num. --> five
[MED16122] five-cornered, adj. --> five-cornered
[MED16123] five-lef, n. --> five-leaf
[MED16124] fix, ppl.&amp; adj. --> fix
[MED16125] fixacioun, n. --> fixation
[MED16125.5] fixal, adj. --> fixal
[MED16126] fix(e, ppl.&amp; adv. --> fix
[MED16127] fixen, n. --> vixen
[MED16128] fixen, v. --> fix
[MED16129] fix-fax, n. --> fix-fax
[MED16130] fixinge, ger. --> fixing
[MED16131] fixli, adv. --> fixly
[MED16132] fixno&#xF0;, n. --> fiscnoth
[MED16133] fixure, n. --> fixure
[MED16134] flabband, ppl. --> flabband
[MED16135] flade, n. --> flade
[MED16136] flaflen, v. --> flaffle
[MED16137] flagel, n. --> flagel
[MED16138] flagellacioun, n. --> flagellation
[MED16139] flagelle, n. --> flagelle
[MED16140] flagellen, v. --> flagelle
[MED16141] flagge, n.(1) --> flag
[MED16142] flag(ge, n.(2) --> flag
[MED16143] flaggi, adj. --> flaggy
[MED16144] flagging, ger. --> flagging
[MED16144.5] flaggon, n. --> flaggon
[MED16145] flagicioun, n. --> flagition
[MED16146] flagicious, adj. --> flagitious
[MED16147] flagon, n. --> flagon
[MED16148] flagrant, adj.(1) --> flagrant
[MED16149] flagrant, adj.(2) --> flagrant
[MED16150] flair, n. --> flair
[MED16151] flait, adj. --> flait
[MED16152] flaiten, v. --> flaite
[MED16153] flak, adj. --> flake
[MED16154] flake, n.(1) --> flake
[MED16155] flake, n.(2) --> flake
[MED16156] flaken, v. --> flake
[MED16157] flakeren, v. --> flacker
[MED16158] flakering, ger. --> flackering
[MED16159] flaket, n. --> flacket
[MED16160] flakken, v. --> flack
[MED16161] Flambard, n. --> Flambart
[MED16162] flamin, n. --> flamen
[MED16163] flammule, n. --> flammula
[MED16164] flanen, n. --> flannen
[MED16165] flank(e, n. --> flank
[MED16166] flannel, n. --> flannel
[MED16167] flappe, n. --> flap
[MED16168] flappen, v. --> flap
[MED16169] flapperen, v. --> flapper
[MED16170] flapping, ger. --> flapping
[MED16171] flap-tail, n. --> flap-tail
[MED16172] flash, adj. --> flash
[MED16173] flashe, n. --> flash | flosh
[MED16174] flashen, v. --> flash
[MED16175] flashhede, n. --> flashede
[MED16176] flask, n. --> flask
[MED16177] flasket, n. --> flasket
[MED16178] flaskisable, adj. --> flaskisable
[MED16179] flat, n.(1) --> flat
[MED16180] flat, n.(2) --> flat
[MED16181] flat, adj. --> flat
[MED16182] flaterandli, adv. --> flatteringly
[MED16183] flateren, v.(1) --> flatter
[MED16184] flateren, v.(2) --> flatter
[MED16185] flaterer, n. --> flatterer
[MED16186] flaterie, n. --> flattery
[MED16187] flatering, ger. --> flattering
[MED16188] flathe, n. --> flathe | flath
[MED16189] flatling(es, adv. --> flatling | flatlings
[MED16190] flat-mouthed, adj. --> flat-mouthed
[MED16191] flatnesse, n. --> flatness
[MED16192] flatour, n. --> flatter
[MED16193] flatrise, n. --> flatrise
[MED16194] flatten, v. --> flat
[MED16195] flaue, n.(1) --> flaw
[MED16196] flaue, n.(2) --> flow
[MED16197] flaued, ppl. --> flawed
[MED16198] flaught, n. --> flaught
[MED16199] flaui, adj. --> flawy
[MED16200] flaume, n. --> flame
[MED16201] flaumeli, adj. --> flamely
[MED16202] flaumen, v. --> flame
[MED16203] flaumi, adj. --> flamy
[MED16204] flauming, ger. --> flaming
[MED16205] flaum-point(es, n. --> flampoint
[MED16206] flaun, n. --> flathon
[MED16207] flaunche, n. --> flanch
[MED16208] flauncher, n. --> flancher
[MED16209] Flaundres, n. (pl., used attrib.) --> Flanders
[MED16210] Flaundrish, adj. --> Flandrish
[MED16211] flaunk, n. --> flank
[MED16212] flauring, ppl. --> flauring
[MED16213] flauringe, ger. --> flauring
[MED16214] flavour, n. --> flavour | flavor
[MED16215] fle, n. --> flea
[MED16216] fleable, adj. --> fleeable
[MED16217] fleare, n. --> flayer
[MED16218] fleather vyrt, n. --> fleather vyrt
[MED16219] fleble, adj. --> fleble
[MED16220] fleblen, v. --> fleble
[MED16221] flecche, n. --> fleche
[MED16222] flecchen, v. --> flecche
[MED16223] fleccher, n. --> fletcher
[MED16224] flecching, ger. --> flecching
[MED16225] fleden, v. --> flede
[MED16226] fledlik, adj. --> fledelike
[MED16227] fleer, n.(1) --> fleer
[MED16228] fleer, n.(2) --> flayer
[MED16229] fleget, n. --> flageolet
[MED16230] fleg-gavel, n. --> fledge-gavel
[MED16231] flegge, n. --> flag
[MED16232] flegge, adj. --> fledge
[MED16233] flegged, adj. --> fledged
[MED16234] fleghteren, v. --> fleghter
[MED16235] flegh-wort, n. --> fleawort
[MED16236] flegin-wite, n. --> flegin-wite
[MED16237] flegminacioun, n. --> phlegmination
[MED16238] flegminous, adj. --> phlegmonous
[MED16239] flegmon, n. --> phlegmon
[MED16240] flegmonen, v. --> phlegmon
[MED16241] flegmonic, adj. --> phlegmonic
[MED16242] flegmonides, n. --> phlegmonoid
[MED16243] flegmoning, ger. --> phlegmoning
[MED16244] flegmonious, adj. --> phlegmonious
[MED16245] flegnesse, n. --> fledgeness
[MED16246] fleien, v. --> fley | flay
[MED16247] fleier, n. --> flare
[MED16248] fleigh, n. --> fleigh
[MED16249] fleiing, ger. --> fleying
[MED16250] fleil, n. --> flail
[MED16251] fleilen, v. --> flail
[MED16252] fleing, ger.(1) --> flaying
[MED16253] fleing, ger.(2) --> fleeing
[MED16254] fleirand, ppl. --> flairing
[MED16255] fleithing, ger. --> fleithing
[MED16256] fleke, n. --> flake
[MED16257] fleken, v. --> fleke
[MED16258] flekked, ppl. --> flecked
[MED16259] flem, n.(1) --> fleme
[MED16260] flem, n.(2) --> fleme
[MED16261] fleme, n.(1) &amp; adj. --> fleme
[MED16262] fleme, n.(2) --> fleme
[MED16263] flemen, v.(1) --> fleme
[MED16264] flemen, v.(2) --> fleme
[MED16265] flemen(e fremth, flemen-fremth, flemenes-fremth, phr. &amp; n. --> flemensfirth
[MED16266] flemene(s-wite, n. --> flemena wite
[MED16267] flemer, n. --> flemer
[MED16268] Fleming, n. --> Fleming
[MED16269] fleming, ger. --> fleming
[MED16270] Flemish, adj. --> Flemish
[MED16271] flen, v.(1) --> flee
[MED16272] flen, v.(2) --> flay
[MED16273] flen, v.(3) --> flen
[MED16274] fleobotome, n. --> phlebotome
[MED16275] fleobotomie, n. --> phlebotomy
[MED16276] fleobotomien, v. --> phlebotomy
[MED16277] fleobotomier, n. --> phlebotomer
[MED16278] fleobotomiing, ger. --> phlebotomying
[MED16278.5] flepering, ger. --> flepering
[MED16279] flerd, n. --> flerd
[MED16280] flerien, v. --> fleer
[MED16281] fles, n. --> fleece
[MED16282] flesh, n. --> flesh
[MED16283] fleshen, adj. --> fleshen
[MED16284] fleshen, v. --> flesh
[MED16285] flesher, n. --> flesher
[MED16286] flesh-flie, n. --> flesh-fly
[MED16286.5] fleshful, adj. --> fleshful
[MED16287] flesh-heuer(e, n. --> flesh-hewer
[MED16288] flesh-heuerie, n. --> fleshhewery
[MED16289] fleshi, adj. --> fleshy
[MED16290] fleshines(se, n. --> fleshiness
[MED16291] fleshing, ger. --> fleshing
[MED16292] fleshles, adj. --> fleshless
[MED16293] fleshli(ch, adj. --> fleshly
[MED16294] fleshli(che, adv. --> fleshly
[MED16295] fleshlihede, -hod, n. --> fleshlihood
[MED16296] fleshlines(se, n. --> fleshliness
[MED16297] flesh-man, n. --> flesh-man
[MED16298] flesh-mete, n. --> flesh-meat
[MED16299] flesh-monger(e, n. --> fleshmonger
[MED16300] flesh-shameles, n. (pl.) --> flesh-shambles
[MED16301] flet, n. --> flet
[MED16302] flete, n. --> fleet
[MED16303] fleten, v.(1) --> fleet
[MED16304] fleten, v.(2) --> fleet
[MED16305] fleth, n.(1) --> flethe
[MED16306] fleth, n.(2) --> fleed
[MED16307] fleting, ger.(1) --> fleeting
[MED16308] fleting, ger.(2) --> fleeting
[MED16309] fletting, ger. --> fletting
[MED16310] flet-wort, n. --> fleet-wort
[MED16311] fleu, n. --> phlegm
[MED16312] fleu, adj. --> flue
[MED16313] fleuer, n. --> fluer | flewer
[MED16314] fleuish, adj. --> fluish
[MED16315] fleumagog, n. --> phlegmagogue
[MED16316] fleumatik, adj. --> phlegmatic
[MED16317] fleum(e, n. --> phlegm
[MED16318] fleumi, adj. --> phlegmy
[MED16319] flewsa, n. --> flux
[MED16320] flex, n. --> flax
[MED16321] flexen, adj. --> flaxen
[MED16322] flexer, n. --> flaxer
[MED16322.5] flexibilite, n. --> flexibility
[MED16323] flexible, adj. --> flexible
[MED16324] flex-lond, n. --> flax-land
[MED16325] flex-man, n. --> flax-man
[MED16326] flexpeng, n. --> flexpeng
[MED16327] flicche, n. --> flitch
[MED16328] flie, n.(1) --> fly
[MED16329] flie, n.(2) --> fly
[MED16330] flien, v. --> fly
[MED16331] flier, n. --> flyer | flier
[MED16332] fliet, v. (sg.3) --> fliet
[MED16333] fli-fo, n. --> flea-bane
[MED16334] flight, n.(1) --> flight
[MED16335] flight, n.(2) --> flight
[MED16336] flighten, v. --> flight
[MED16337] fliing, ger. --> flying
[MED16338] flik, n. --> flick
[MED16339] fliker, adj. --> flicker
[MED16340] flikeren, v. --> flicker
[MED16341] flikering, ger. --> flickering
[MED16342] flikke, n.(1) --> fleck
[MED16343] flikke, n.(2) --> flick
[MED16344] flindre, n. --> flinder
[MED16345] fling, n. --> fling
[MED16346] flingen, v. --> fling
[MED16346.5] flinging, ger. --> flinging
[MED16347] flint, n. --> flint
[MED16348] flint-ston, n. --> flintstone
[MED16349] flipen, v. --> flipe
[MED16350] fliper, n. --> flipper
[MED16351] fliper-gebet, n. --> flibbertigibbet
[MED16352] flishen, v. --> flish
[MED16353] flit, n.(1) --> flite | flyte
[MED16354] flit, n.(2) --> flite | flyte
[MED16355] fliten, v. --> flite | flyte
[MED16356] fliter, n. --> fliter | flyter
[MED16357] flith-worm, n. --> flith-worm
[MED16358] fliting, ger. --> fliting | flyting
[MED16359] flitten, v. --> flit
[MED16360] flitteren, v. --> flitter
[MED16361] flittering, ger. --> flittering
[MED16362] flitting, ger. --> flitting
[MED16363] flit-wite, n. --> flitwite
[MED16364] fliuere, n. --> fliuere
[MED16365] flix-rop, n. --> flix-rop
[MED16366] flo, n. --> flo
[MED16367] floberen, v. --> flobber
[MED16368] flod, n. --> flood
[MED16369] flod-drede, n. --> flood-dread
[MED16370] floddri, n. --> floddri
[MED16371] floden, v. --> flede
[MED16371.5] flodgang, n. --> flood-gang
[MED16372] flodi, adj. --> floody
[MED16373] flod-yate, n. --> flood-gate
[MED16374] flog, n. --> flodge
[MED16374.5] flogge, n. --> flogge
[MED16375] floine, n. --> floine
[MED16376] flok, n.(1) --> flock
[MED16377] flok, n.(2) --> flock
[MED16378] flok, n.(3) --> fluke
[MED16379] flokard, n. --> flockard
[MED16380] flokken, v. --> flock
[MED16381] flokker, n. --> flocker
[MED16382] flokki, adj. --> flocky
[MED16383] flokkingliche, adv. --> flockingly
[MED16384] flok-mele, adv. --> flock-meal
[MED16385] flon, n. --> flane
[MED16386] flonel, n. --> fennel
[MED16387] flor, n. --> floor
[MED16387.5] floratif, n. --> floratif
[MED16388] floren, n. --> florin
[MED16389] floren, v. --> floor
[MED16390] florendanius, n. --> florendanius
[MED16390.5] florent, adj. --> florant
[MED16391] Florentin, n. --> Florentine
[MED16392] flori, n. --> florey | floree
[MED16393] florifien, v. --> florify
[MED16394] floring, ger. --> florin
[MED16395] florishen, v. --> flourish
[MED16396] florisher, n. --> flourisher
[MED16397] florishing, ger. --> flourishing
[MED16398] florth, n. --> floorth
[MED16399] flos campi, n. --> floscampy
[MED16400] floscle, n. --> floscle
[MED16401] flosen, v. --> flose
[MED16402] flosere, n. --> floser
[MED16403] flos-monger, n. --> floss-monger
[MED16404] flostring, ger. --> flustering
[MED16405] flote, n.(1) --> flote | float
[MED16406] flote, n.(2) --> float
[MED16407] floten, v. --> float
[MED16407.5] floten, v.(2) --> float
[MED16408] floteren, v. --> flutter
[MED16409] floterer, n. --> flutterer
[MED16410] flotering, ger. --> fluttering
[MED16411] flot-gras, n. --> float-grass
[MED16412] flother, n. --> flother
[MED16413] floti, adj. --> floaty
[MED16414] flotise, n. --> flotesse
[MED16415] flotri, adj. --> fluttery
[MED16416] flou, n. --> flo
[MED16417] flouen, v. --> flow
[MED16418] flouht, n. --> flouht
[MED16419] flouing, ger. --> flowing
[MED16420] flounder, n. --> flounder
[MED16421] flour, n.(1) --> flower
[MED16422] flour, n.(2) --> flour
[MED16423] flour-de-lice, flourdelis, n. --> fleur-de-lis
[MED16424] flouren, adj. --> flouren
[MED16425] flouren, v.(1) --> flower
[MED16426] flouren, v.(2) --> flour
[MED16427] flouret, n. --> floweret
[MED16428] flour-gavel, n. --> flour-gavel
[MED16429] flouri, adj.(1) --> flowery
[MED16430] flouri, adj.(2) --> fleury | flory
[MED16431] flouring, ger. --> flowering
[MED16432] flour-jonette, n. --> floure jonett
[MED16433] flouroun, n. --> fleuron
[MED16434] flourte, adj. --> fleurett&eacute;e, adj.
[MED16435] flout, n. --> flout
[MED16436] floute, n. --> flute
[MED16437] flouten, v. --> flute
[MED16438] flouter, n. --> fluter
[MED16439] floxen, v. --> floxe
[MED16440] fluctuacioun, n. --> fluctuation
[MED16441] flue, n.(1) --> flue | flew
[MED16442] flue, n.(2) --> flue
[MED16443] fluid, adj. --> fluid
[MED16444] flum, n. --> flume
[MED16445] flumal, adj. --> flumal
[MED16446] flumbarding, n. --> flumbarding
[MED16447] flunderes, n. (pl.) --> flinders
[MED16448] flurted, ppl. --> flurted
[MED16449] flusshen, v. --> flush
[MED16450] flusshere, n. --> flusher
[MED16451] flusshing, ger. --> flusher
[MED16452] fluthrung, ger. --> fluthrung
[MED16453] fule flu&#xF0;runges,  --> fule fluthrunges
[MED16454] fluvial, adj. --> fluvial
[MED16455] flux, n. --> flux
[MED16456] flux, adj. --> flux
[MED16457] fluxen, v. --> flux
[MED16457.5] fluxible, adj. --> fluxible
[MED16458] flysma, n. --> flysma
[MED16459] fn&#xE6;d, n. --> fn&aelig;d
[MED16460] fnast, n. --> fnast
[MED16461] fnasten, v. --> fnast
[MED16462] fnasting, ger. --> fnasting
[MED16463] fnattart, n. --> fnattart
[MED16464] fnatted, ppl. --> fnatted
[MED16465] fnattednes(se, n. --> fnattedness
[MED16466] fnesen, v. --> fnese
[MED16467] fnesi, adj. --> fnesy
[MED16468] fnesing, ger. --> fnesing
[MED16469] fnorten, fnoren, v. --> fnorten
[MED16470] fo, n. --> foe
[MED16471] fo, indef. num. --> few
[MED16472] fo, adj. --> foe
[MED16473] fo, adv. --> foe
[MED16474] fob, n.(1) --> fob
[MED16475] fob, n.(2) --> fob
[MED16476] fobben, v. --> fob
[MED16477] fobber, n. --> fobber
[MED16477.5] fobbi, adj. --> fobby
[MED16477.6] focaries, n. --> focary
[MED16478] focile, n. --> focile
[MED16479] fodder, n. --> fodder
[MED16480] fodderen, v. --> fodder
[MED16481] foddering, ger. --> foddering
[MED16482] fodder korn, n. --> fodder corn
[MED16483] fodding, n. --> fodding
[MED16484] fode, n.(1) --> food
[MED16485] fode, n.(2) --> food
[MED16486] fodeles, n. --> foodless
[MED16487] foden, v.(1) --> food
[MED16488] foden, v.(2) --> fode
[MED16489] fodenen, v. --> fodden
[MED16490] fodening, ger. --> foddening
[MED16491] foder, n.(1) --> fodder
[MED16492] foder, n.(2) --> foder
[MED16492.5] foder, n.(3) --> foder
[MED16493] foding, ger.(1) --> fodding
[MED16494] foding, ger.(2) --> fodding
[MED16495] fodme, n. --> fodme
[MED16496] fodmen, v. --> fodme
[MED16497] fodneth, n. --> fodneth
[MED16498] fod-red, n. --> food-rede
[MED16499] foen, v. --> foe
[MED16500] foge, n. --> foge
[MED16500.5] fo-geld, n. --> fo-geld
[MED16501] fogge, n. --> fog
[MED16502] foggen, v. --> fadge
[MED16503] fo&#x292;, n. --> fo&yogh;
[MED16504] foil, n. --> foil
[MED16505] foilage, n. --> foliage
[MED16506] foilen, v.(1) --> foil
[MED16507] foilen, v.(2) --> foil
[MED16507.5] foilen, v.(3) --> foil
[MED16508] foiling, ger. --> foiling
[MED16509] foin, n.(1) --> foin
[MED16510] foin, n.(2) --> foin
[MED16511] foinen, v. --> foin
[MED16512] foining, ger. --> foining
[MED16513] foisoun, n. --> foison
[MED16514] foisounable, adj. --> foisonable
[MED16515] foisounen, v. --> foison
[MED16516] foisounli, adv. --> foisonly
[MED16517] foist, n. --> foist | fust
[MED16518] foist, adj. --> fusty
[MED16519] foisted, ppl. --> foisted
[MED16520] fokel, adj. --> fokel
[MED16521] fokel, adv. --> fokel
[MED16522] foken, n. --> faken
[MED16523] foken, adj. --> faken
[MED16524] foken, v. --> foken
[MED16525] fokenlich, adj. --> fakenly
[MED16526] fokenliche, adv. --> fakenliche
[MED16527] fokesail, n. --> fuksail
[MED16528] fol, n. --> fool
[MED16529] fol, adj. --> fool
[MED16530] fold, n.(1) --> fold
[MED16531] fold, n.(2) --> fold
[MED16532] -fold, suf. --> fold
[MED16533] fold-cot, n. --> fold-cote
[MED16534] folde, n.(1) --> fold
[MED16535] folde, n.(2) --> fold
[MED16536] folde, n.(3) --> fold
[MED16537] folden, v.(1) --> fold
[MED16538] folden, v.(2) --> fold
[MED16539] folding, ger.(1) --> folding
[MED16540] folding, ger.(2) --> folding
[MED16541] folding, ppl. --> folding
[MED16542] fold-sittere, n. --> foldsitter
[MED16543] fole, n. --> foal
[MED16544] foleant, ppl. --> foleant
[MED16545] fole-bairie, n. --> folebayrie
[MED16546] fole-fot, n. --> foalfoot
[MED16547] foleien, v. --> foleye
[MED16548] folen, v.(1) --> foal
[MED16549] folen, v.(2) --> fool
[MED16550] foler, n. --> feloure
[MED16550.5] foleri, n. --> foolery
[MED16551] foles feste, n. --> Fest of Fools
[MED16552] fole-shaves, n. --> foal-sheaf
[MED16553] foles paradise, n. --> fool's paradise
[MED16554] fole-viles laues, phr. --> fool-ville's laws
[MED16555] fol-hardi, adj. --> foolhardy
[MED16556] fol-hardiess(e, n. --> fool-hardiesse
[MED16557] fol-hardili, adv. --> fool hardily
[MED16558] fol-hardiment, n. --> fool hardiment
[MED16559] fol-hardiness(e, n. --> fool-hardiness
[MED16560] fol-hardiship, n. --> foolhardiship
[MED16561] fol-haste, n. --> fool-haste
[MED16562] fol-hastif, adj. --> fool-hasty
[MED16563] fol-hastifness(e, n. --> fool-hastiness
[MED16564] folhed, n. --> foolhead
[MED16564.5] folhedli, adv. --> foolheadly
[MED16565] fol-hope, n. --> fool-hope
[MED16566] foli, n. or adj. --> folly
[MED16567] foli, adj. --> folly
[MED16568] folie, n. --> folly
[MED16569] folihed, n. --> follyhood
[MED16570] folili, adj. --> follily
[MED16571] folili, adv. --> follily
[MED16572] foliness(e, n. --> folliness
[MED16573] foling, ger. --> foaling
[MED16574] folio, n. --> folio
[MED16575] foliot, n. --> foliot
[MED16576] folious, adj. --> folious
[MED16577] foliousli, adv. --> foliously
[MED16578] folish, adj. --> foolish
[MED16578.5] folishnesse, n. --> foolishness
[MED16579] folite, n. --> folity
[MED16580] folk, n. (coll. or pl.) --> folk
[MED16581] folken, v. --> folk
[MED16582] fol-large, adj. &amp; adv. --> fool-large
[MED16583] fol-largesse, n. --> fool-largesse
[MED16584] follhsumm, adj. --> followsome
[MED16585] follich, adj. --> folly
[MED16586] folliche, adv. --> folly
[MED16587] follicule, n. --> follicle
[MED16588] folm, n. --> folm
[MED16589] fol-red, n. --> fool-rede
[MED16590] folship, n. --> foolship
[MED16591] folt, n. --> folt
[MED16592] folted, ppl. --> folded
[MED16593] folten, v. --> folt
[MED16594] folteri, n. --> foltry
[MED16595] folthed, n. --> folthead
[MED16596] foltinesse, foltnesse, n. --> foltness | foltiness
[MED16597] foltish, adj. --> foltish
[MED16598] foltishness, n. --> foltishness
[MED16599] foltli, adv. --> foltly
[MED16600] folwable, adj. --> followable
[MED16601] folwen, v. --> follow
[MED16602] folwer, n. --> follower
[MED16603] folwing, ger. --> following
[MED16604] folwingli, adv. --> followingly
[MED16605] fom, n. --> foam
[MED16606] fo-man, n. --> foeman
[MED16607] fomelen, v. --> fumble
[MED16608] fomen, v. --> foam
[MED16609] foment, n. --> foment
[MED16610] fomentacioun, n. --> fomentation
[MED16611] fomenten, v. --> foment
[MED16612] fomenting, ger. --> fomenting
[MED16613] fomi, adj. --> foamy
[MED16614] foming, ger. --> foaming
[MED16614.5] fomite, n. --> fomite
[MED16615] fon, v. --> fang
[MED16616] fon, num. --> few
[MED16617] fond, n. --> fand | fond
[MED16618] fonden, v. --> fand | fond
[MED16619] fondere, n. --> fander | fonder
[MED16620] fondinge, ger. --> fanding | fonding
[MED16621] fondling, n. --> foundling
[MED16622] fonel(le, n. --> funnel
[MED16623] fonenesse, n. --> fewness
[MED16624] fongen, v. --> fang
[MED16625] fonger, n. --> fanger
[MED16626] fonging, ger. --> fanging
[MED16627] fonke, n. --> funk
[MED16628] fonne, n. --> fon
[MED16629] fonne, adj. --> fon
[MED16630] fonned, ppl. &amp; adj. --> fond
[MED16631] fonnedli, adv. --> fondly
[MED16632] fonnedness(e, n. --> fondness
[MED16633] fonnedri, n. --> fondry
[MED16634] fonnen, v. --> fon
[MED16635] fonning, ger. --> fonning
[MED16636] fonnish, adj. --> fonnish
[MED16637] font, n. --> font
[MED16638] fontal, adj. --> fontal
[MED16639] font-fat, n. --> font-vat
[MED16640] font-ful, n. --> fontful
[MED16641] fontinel, n. --> fontanelle | fontanel
[MED16642] font-ston, n. --> font-stone
[MED16643] font-taper, n. --> font-taper
[MED16644] fop(pe, n. --> fop
[MED16645] for, prep. --> for
[MED16646] for, conj. --> for
[MED16647] for-, pref.(1) --> for-
[MED16648] for-, pref.(2) --> for-
[MED16649] forage, n. --> forage
[MED16650] forager, n. --> forager
[MED16651] for as much, adv. phrase &amp; conj. --> forasmuch
[MED16652] for-bai, n. --> fore-bay
[MED16653] forbannen, v. --> forban
[MED16654] forbannished, ppl. --> forbanished
[MED16655] forbarren, v. --> forbar | forebar
[MED16656] forbarring, ger. --> forbarring
[MED16657] forbathen, v. --> forbathe
[MED16658] forbedable, adj. --> forbiddable
[MED16659] forbeden, v. --> forbid
[MED16660] forbeder, n. --> forbidder
[MED16661] forbeding, ger. --> forbidding
[MED16662] forberable, adj. --> forbearable
[MED16663] forberen, v. --> forbear
[MED16664] forberer, n. --> forbearer
[MED16665] forbering, ger. --> forbearing
[MED16666] forbernedness(e, n. --> forburnedness
[MED16666.5] for-bete, n. --> forbite
[MED16667] forbeten, v. --> forbeat
[MED16668] forbi, adv. &amp; conj. --> forby(e
[MED16669] forbi, prep. --> forby(e
[MED16670] forbien, v. --> forbuy
[MED16671] forbier, n. --> forbuyer
[MED16672] forbiing, ger. --> forbuying
[MED16673] forbinden, v. --> forbind
[MED16674] for-birthe, n. --> forbirth
[MED16675] forbiten, v. --> forbite
[MED16676] forbleden, v. --> forbleed
[MED16676.5] forbleined, ppl. --> forblained
[MED16677] forblenden, v. --> forblend
[MED16678] forblissed, ppl. --> forblessed
[MED16678.5] forblot, ppl. --> forblot
[MED16679] forblouen, v. --> forblow
[MED16680] for-blouer, n. --> fore-blower
[MED16681] forbod, n. --> forbode
[MED16682] forboden, v. --> forbode
[MED16683] forboding, ger. --> forboding
[MED16684] forbolned, ppl. --> forbolned
[MED16685] forborn, ppl. --> forborne
[MED16686] forbouen, v. --> forbow
[MED16687] forbreiden, v. --> forbraid
[MED16688] forbreken, v. --> forbreak
[MED16689] forbreking, ger. --> forbreaking
[MED16690] forbrennen, v. --> forburn
[MED16691] forbresten, v. --> forburst
[MED16692] forbritned, ppl. --> forbrittened
[MED16692.5] forbritten, v. --> forbritten
[MED16693] forbrused, ppl. --> forbruised
[MED16694] forcacchen, v. --> forcatch
[MED16695] forcasten, v. --> forcast
[MED16696] forcasting, ger. --> forcast
[MED16697] force, n. --> force
[MED16698] force, ppl. --> force
[MED16699] forceabli, adv. --> forcibly
[MED16700] forceless(e, n. --> forceless
[MED16701] forcelet, n.(1) --> forcelet
[MED16702] forcelet, n.(2) --> forcelet
[MED16703] forcelle, n. --> forcel
[MED16704] forcemens, n. (pl) --> forcement
[MED16705] forcen, v. --> force
[MED16706] forcen, v.(2) --> force
[MED16707] forceness(e, n. --> forceness
[MED16708] forcer, n. --> forcer
[MED16709] forceress(e, n. --> fortress
[MED16710] forcet, n. --> forcet
[MED16711] forchacen, v. --> forchase
[MED16711.5] forcharged, ppl. --> forcharged
[MED16712] forchaunged, ppl. --> forchanged
[MED16713] forche, adj. --> forche
[MED16714] forching-amer, n. --> forging hammer
[MED16715] forci, adj. --> forcy
[MED16716] forcible, adj. --> forcible
[MED16716.3] forciblement, adv. --> forciblement
[MED16716.5] forcilled, ppl. --> forchilled
[MED16717] forcing, ger.(1) --> forcing
[MED16718] forcing, ger.(2) --> forcing
[MED16719] forcled, adj. --> forcled
[MED16720] forclemmed, ppl. --> forclemmed
[MED16721] forcleven, v. --> forcleave
[MED16722] forclingen, v. --> forcling
[MED16723] forclosen, v. --> foreclose
[MED16724] forcluden, v. --> forclude
[MED16725] forclught, ppl. --> forclught
[MED16726] forclysen, v. --> foreclose
[MED16727] forcold, ppl. --> for-cold
[MED16728] for-comen, v. --> forecome
[MED16729] forcouth, adj. --> forcouth
[MED16730] forcoveren, v. --> forcover
[MED16731] forcracchen, v. --> forcratch
[MED16732] forcrased, ppl. --> forcrazed
[MED16733] forcrempen, v. --> forcremp
[MED16734] forcroked, ppl. --> forcrooked
[MED16734.5] forcrushen, v. --> forcrush
[MED16735] forcul(i)en, v. --> forkulie
[MED16736] forcursed, ppl. --> forcursed
[MED16737] forcutten, v. --> forcut
[MED16738] ford, n. --> ford
[MED16739] for-daies, adv. --> fore-days
[MED16740] fordalled, ppl. --> fordallied
[MED16741] ford-boh, n. --> fordboh
[MED16742] fordel, n. --> fardel, n.2
[MED16743] fordemen, v. --> fordeem
[MED16744] fordemetlice, adj. --> fordeemedly
[MED16744.5] forderen, v. --> fordere
[MED16745] forderked, ppl. --> forderked
[MED16746] fordeued, ppl. --> fordewed
[MED16747] fordil&#x292;hen, v. --> fordilghe
[MED16748] fordillen, v. --> fordill
[MED16749] fordimmen, v. --> fordim
[MED16750] forditten, v. --> fordit
[MED16751] ford-lond, n. --> ford-land
[MED16752] ford-lot, n. --> ford-lot
[MED16753] fordoing, ger. --> fordoing
[MED16754] fordolked, ppl. --> fordolked
[MED16755] fordon, v. --> fordo | foredo
[MED16756] fordrauen, v. --> fordraw
[MED16757] fordreden, v. --> fordread
[MED16758] fordremed, ppl. --> fordreamed
[MED16759] fordrenchen, v. --> fordrench
[MED16760] fordreved, ppl. --> fordreved
[MED16761] fordreving, ger. --> fordreving
[MED16762] fordrien, v. --> fordry
[MED16763] fordriven, v. --> fordrive
[MED16764] fordronken, ppl. --> fordrunken
[MED16765] fordrouned, ppl. --> fordrowned
[MED16766] fordul, adj. --> for-dull
[MED16767] fordulled, ppl. --> fordulled
[MED16768] fordwinen, v. --> fordwine
[MED16769] fore, n. --> fore
[MED16770] for(e, adj. --> fore
[MED16771] for(e, adv. --> fore
[MED16772] for(e, prep. --> for
[MED16773] for(e-, pref. --> fore-
[MED16774] for(e-beding, ger. --> foreboding
[MED16775] for(e-behest, n. --> forbehest
[MED16776] for(e-bisne, n. --> forbysen
[MED16777] for(e-bisnen, v. --> forbysen
[MED16778] for(e-bisning, ger. --> forebysening
[MED16779] for(e-bodi, n. --> fore-body
[MED16780] for(e-boding, ger. --> foreboding
[MED16781] for(e-bon, n. --> fore-boon
[MED16781.5] fore-boue, n. --> forebow
[MED16782] fore-brest, n. --> forebreast
[MED16783] for(e-cast, n. --> forecast
[MED16784] for(e-castel, n. --> forecastle
[MED16785] for(e-casten, v. --> forecast
[MED16786] for(e-casting, ger. --> forecasting
[MED16787] for(e-chosen, ppl. --> forechosen
[MED16788] for(e-crier, n. --> forcrier
[MED16789] fore-cweden, ppl. --> fore-cwedan
[MED16790] for(e-dais, n. (pl.) --> fore-day
[MED16791] for(e-dede, n. --> fordeed
[MED16792] for(e-del, n. --> fordeal
[MED16793] for(e-deled, ppl. --> fordealed
[MED16794] fo-reden, n. --> foreden
[MED16795] for(e-destenen, v. --> foredestine
[MED16796] for(e-dighten, v. --> fordight
[MED16797] fore-don, ppl. --> fordone
[MED16798] for(e-eldres, n.pl. --> fore-elders
[MED16799] for(e-ende, n. --> fore-end
[MED16800] for(e-fader, n. --> forefather
[MED16800.5] fore-fecchen, v. --> fore-fetch
[MED16801] for(e-fighter(e, n. --> forfighter
[MED16802] for(e-finger, n. --> forefinger
[MED16803] fore-flod, n. --> fore-flood
[MED16804] for(e-fot, n. --> fore-foot
[MED16805] for(e-foting, ger. --> forefoot
[MED16806] for(e-frount, n. --> forefront
[MED16807] for(e-ganger, n. --> foreganger
[MED16808] for(e-gate, n. --> foregate
[MED16809] for(e-gengel, n. --> foregengl
[MED16810] for(e-gessing, ger. --> foreguessing
[MED16811] for(e-goer, n. --> foregoer
[MED16812] for(e-gon, v. --> forego
[MED16813] for(e-greithen, v. --> fore-graith
[MED16814] for(e-greithing, ger. --> fore-graithing
[MED16814.5] for(e-half, n. --> fore-half
[MED16815] for(e-hamer, n. --> fore-hammer
[MED16816] forein, n. --> foreign
[MED16817] forein, adj. --> foreign
[MED16818] foreinen, v. --> foreign
[MED16819] foreiner, n. --> foreigner
[MED16820] foreinte, n. --> foreignty
[MED16821] for(e-jake, n. --> fore-jake
[MED16822] fore-kitter, n. --> fore-cutter
[MED16823] for(e-knouen, v. --> foreknow
[MED16824] for(e-knouing, ger. --> foreknowing
[MED16825] forel, n. --> forel | forrel
[MED16826] for(e-land, n. --> foreland
[MED16827] forelded, ppl. --> forold
[MED16828] for(e-leden, v. --> forlead
[MED16829] for(e-leder, n. --> foreleader
[MED16830] for(e-leding, ger. --> forleading, v.2
[MED16831] for(e-leg, n. --> foreleg
[MED16832] for(e-lif, n. --> fore-life
[MED16833] for(e-lok, n.(1) --> forelock
[MED16834] for(e-lok, n.(2) --> forelook
[MED16835] for(e-loken, v. --> forelook
[MED16836] for(e-lokere, n. --> forelooker
[MED16837] for(e-loking, ger. --> forelooking
[MED16838] for(e-lokking, ger. --> forelocking
[MED16839] for(e-man, n. --> foreman
[MED16840] fore-minded, ppl. --> fore-minded
[MED16841] for(e-named, ppl. --> forenamed
[MED16842] for(e-nest, adj. --> forenext
[MED16843] for(e-niht, n. --> forenight
[MED16844] for(e-non, n. --> forenoon
[MED16845] for(en-sprecen, ppl. --> forespoken
[MED16846] for(e-part, n. --> fore-part | forepart
[MED16847] for(e-put, ppl. --> fore-put
[MED16848] for(e-quider, n. --> forquidder
[MED16849] forer, adv. --> further
[MED16850] forere, for-ere, n. --> forere
[MED16851] for(e-rennen, v. --> fore-run
[MED16852] for(e-renner, n. --> forerunner
[MED16853] for(e-ridel, n. --> forridel
[MED16854] for(e-riden, v. --> fore-ride
[MED16855] for(e-rider, n. --> fore-rider
[MED16856] for(e-said, ppl. --> foresaid
[MED16857] for(e-saien, v. --> fore-say
[MED16858] fore-saue, n. --> foresaw
[MED16859] for(e-seing, ger. --> foreseeing
[MED16860] for(e-sen, v. --> foresee
[MED16861] for(e-sen, ppl. &amp; conj. --> foreseen
[MED16862] for(e-setten, v. --> foreset
[MED16863] for(e-setting, ger. --> foresetting
[MED16864] for(e-sheuen, v. --> foreshow
[MED16865] for(e-sheuing, ger. --> foreshowing
[MED16866] for(e-sheunesse, n. --> foreshowness
[MED16867] for(e-ship, n. --> foreship
[MED16868] for(e-side, n. --> foreside
[MED16869] for(e-sight, n. --> foresight
[MED16870] fore-sleve, n. --> foresleeve
[MED16871] for(e-speche, n.(1) --> forespeech
[MED16872] for(e-speche, n.(2) --> forespeech
[MED16873] for(e-speken, v. --> forespeak
[MED16874] for(e-speker, n. --> forespeaker
[MED16875] forest, n. --> forest
[MED16876] for(e-stage, n. --> fore-stage
[MED16877] for(e-staged, ppl. --> fore-staged
[MED16878] for(e-stai, n. --> fore-stay
[MED16879] for(e-stal, n.(1) --> forestall
[MED16880] for(e-stal, n.(2) --> forestall
[MED16881] for(e-stallement, n. --> forestalment
[MED16882] for(e-stallen, v. --> forestall
[MED16883] for(e-staller, n. --> forestaller
[MED16884] for(e-stallerie, n. --> forestallery
[MED16885] for(e-stalling, ger. --> forestalling
[MED16886] for(e-stem, n. --> forestam
[MED16887] for(e-tast, n. --> foretaste
[MED16888] for(e-tasten, v. --> foretaste
[MED16889] for(e-tellen, v. --> foretell
[MED16890] for(e-teth, n. pl. --> fore-tooth
[MED16891] for(e-thinken, v. --> forethink
[MED16892] for(e-thought, n. --> forethought
[MED16893] for(e-token, n. --> foretoken
[MED16894] for(e-tokenen, v. --> foretoken
[MED16895] for(e-tokening, ger. --> foretokening
[MED16896] for(e-top, n. --> foretop
[MED16897] for(e-wal, n. --> forewall
[MED16898] for(e-ward, n. --> forward
[MED16899] for(e-ward, adj. &amp; n. --> forward
[MED16900] for(e-ward, adv. --> forward
[MED16901] for(e-warde, n. --> foreward
[MED16902] for(e-wardes, adv. --> forwards
[MED16903] for(e-warned, ppl. --> forewarn
[MED16904] for(e-warner, n. --> forewarner
[MED16905] for(e-warning, ger. --> forewarning
[MED16906] fore-wise, adj. --> fore-wise
[MED16907] fore-wit, n. --> fore-wit
[MED16908] fore-witegian, v. --> fore-witie
[MED16909] for(e-witen, v. --> fore-wit
[MED16910] for(e-witer, n. --> fore-witter
[MED16911] for(e-witing, ger. --> forwitting
[MED16912] fore-write(n, ppl. --> fore-written
[MED16913] fore-writer, n. --> fore-writer
[MED16913.5] fore-writing, n. --> fore-write
[MED16914] for(e-yerd, n. --> fore-yard
[MED16915] forfaded, ppl. --> forfaded
[MED16916] forfameled, ppl. --> forfamelled
[MED16917] for-fang, n. --> forfang | forfeng
[MED16918] forfaren, v.(1) --> forfare
[MED16919] forfaren, v.(2) --> forfare
[MED16920] for feble, phrase. --> for feeble
[MED16921] forfeinten, v. --> for-faint
[MED16922] forfenden, v. --> forfend | forefend
[MED16923] forfered, ppl. --> forfeared
[MED16924] forferen, v. --> forfere
[MED16925] forferled, ppl. --> forfarled
[MED16926] forfet, n. --> forfeit
[MED16927] forfet, ppl. &amp; adj. --> forfeit
[MED16928] forfetable, adj. --> forfeitable
[MED16929] forfeten, v. --> forfeit
[MED16930] forfeting, ger. --> forfeiting
[MED16931] forfetour, n. --> forfeiter
[MED16932] forfeture, n. --> forfeiture
[MED16933] forfighten, v. --> forfight
[MED16933.5] forfillen, v. --> for-fill
[MED16933.6] forflaien, v. --> forfly
[MED16934] forflitten, v. --> forflit
[MED16934.5] forfraien, v.(1) --> for-fray
[MED16934.6] forfraien, v.(2) --> for-fray
[MED16935] forfreten, v. --> forfret
[MED16936] forfried, ppl. --> 
[MED16936.5] forfrien, v. --> for-fry
[MED16937] forfrighted, ppl. --> forfrighted
[MED16938] forfrushen, v. --> forfrush
[MED16939] forgabben, v. --> forgab
[MED16940] forgabulum, n. --> forgabulo
[MED16941] forgangen, v. --> forgo
[MED16942] forgaren, v. --> forgar
[MED16943] forge, n. --> forge
[MED16944] forgeable, adj. --> forgeable
[MED16945] for-gein(es, prep. --> foregainst
[MED16946] forgen, v. --> forge
[MED16947] forgendren, v. --> forgender
[MED16948] forger, n. --> forger
[MED16949] forgeress(e, n. --> forgeress
[MED16949.5] forgessing, ger. --> for-guessing
[MED16950] forgilten, v. --> forguilt
[MED16951] forging, ger. --> forging
[MED16952] forglopned, ppl. --> forgloppened
[MED16953] forglotten, v. --> forglut
[MED16953.5] forgluffen, v. --> forgluffen
[MED16954] forgnauen, v. --> forgnaw
[MED16955] forgniden, v. --> forgnide
[MED16956] forgoing, ger. --> forgoing
[MED16957] forgoled, ppl. --> forgoled
[MED16958] forgon, v. --> forgo | forego
[MED16959] forgremen, v. --> forgreme
[MED16960] forgrouen, v. --> forgrow
[MED16961] for&#x292;&#xE6;&#x292;ednisse, n. --> forgagedness
[MED16962] for&#x292;ymeleasian, v. --> forgymeleasian
[MED16963] forhabben, v. --> 
[MED16964] for-haden, v. --> forhard
[MED16965] forhaef(e)dness(e, n. --> forhevedness
[MED16966] forhakken, v. --> forhack
[MED16967] forhecchen, v. --> forhecche
[MED16968] forhed, n. --> forehead
[MED16969] forheden, v.(1) --> for-head
[MED16970] forheden, v.(2) --> forheed
[MED16971] forhelen, v. --> forhele
[MED16972] forher&#x292;ian, v. --> forharry
[MED16973] forhet, ppl. --> forheat
[MED16974] forheuen, v. --> forhew
[MED16974.5] forheuing, ger. --> forhew
[MED16975] forhiden, v. --> forhide
[MED16976] forhilen, v. --> forhill
[MED16977] forhiler, n. --> forhiller
[MED16978] forhiling, ger. --> forhilling
[MED16979] forhingred, ppl. --> forhungered
[MED16980] forhoght, n. --> forhoght
[MED16981] forholden, v. --> forhold
[MED16982] forhon, v. --> forhang
[MED16983] forhonen, v. --> forhone
[MED16984] forhongred, ppl. --> forhungered
[MED16985] forhored, ppl. --> forhoared
[MED16986] forhoren, v. --> forwhore
[MED16987] forhoten, v. --> forhight
[MED16988] forhouen, v. --> forhow
[MED16989] forhtigen, v. --> fright
[MED16990] forhushen, v. --> forhush
[MED16991] foridled, ppl. --> foridled
[MED16992] forien, v. --> forien
[MED16993] forirked, ppl. --> forirked
[MED16994] forisoun, n. --> foison
[MED16995] forjuggen, v. --> forjudge | forejudge
[MED16996] forjusten, v. --> forjoust
[MED16997] forke, n. --> fork
[MED16998] forken, v. --> fork
[MED16999] forkerven, v. --> forcarve
[MED17000] forkin, n. --> forkin
[MED17001] forking, ger. --> forking
[MED17002] forknouen, ppl. --> forknow
[MED17003] forla&#x292;e, n. --> forlage
[MED17004] forlapped, ppl. --> forlapped
[MED17005] forlancen, v. --> forlance
[MED17006] forleden, v. --> forlead
[MED17007] forleien, v. --> forlay
[MED17008] forleiernesse, n. --> forlierness
[MED17009] forlened, ppl. --> forlean
[MED17010] forlengthen, v. --> forlength
[MED17011] forleren, v. --> forlere
[MED17012] forlerness(e, n. --> forlereness
[MED17013] forlesen, v. --> forlese
[MED17014] forlesing, ger. --> forlesing
[MED17015] forleten, v. --> forlet
[MED17016] forleteness(e, n. --> forletness
[MED17017] forleting, ger. --> forlet
[MED17018] forleven, v.(1) --> forleave
[MED17019] forleven, v.(2) --> forleave
[MED17020] forlien, v. --> forlie
[MED17021] forli&#x292;er, n. --> forlier
[MED17022] forlinen, v. --> forline
[MED17023] forlisten, v. --> 
[MED17024] forlitenen, v. --> forlyten
[MED17025] forliven, v. --> forlive
[MED17026] forloine, n. --> forloin
[MED17027] forloine, ppl. --> forloin
[MED17028] forloinen, v. --> forloin
[MED17029] forlonged, ppl. --> forlong
[MED17030] forlonging, ger. --> forlonging
[MED17031] forlorenness(e, n. --> forlornness
[MED17032] forlosen, v. --> forlose
[MED17033] forloten, v. --> forlot
[MED17034] formable, adj. --> formable
[MED17035] formabli, adv. --> formably
[MED17036] formacioun, n. --> formation
[MED17037] formad, ppl. --> formad
[MED17038] formaied, ppl. --> formay
[MED17039] formal, adj. --> formal
[MED17040] formalli, adv. --> formly
[MED17041] formanging, ger. --> formanging
[MED17041.5] formarred, ppl. --> formarred
[MED17041.6] formased, ppl. --> for-mazed
[MED17042] forme, n. --> form
[MED17043] forme, adj. --> forme
[MED17044] forme, ppl. --> forme
[MED17045] formedness(e, n. --> formedness
[MED17046] form(e-fader, n. --> forme-fader
[MED17047] formel, adj. &amp; n. --> formel | formal
[MED17048] formelden, v. --> formelt
[MED17049] formelten, v. --> formelt
[MED17050] form(e-moder, n. --> forme-moder
[MED17051] formen, v. --> form
[MED17052] formenged, ppl. --> formenged
[MED17053] former, adj. --> former
[MED17054] former(e, n. --> former
[MED17055] formerknen, v. --> formirken
[MED17056] formest, adj. (sup.) --> foremost
[MED17057] formest, adv. --> foremost
[MED17058] formica, n. --> formica
[MED17059] formica-leon, n. --> ant lion
[MED17060] formice, n. --> formice
[MED17061] formicle, n. --> formicle
[MED17062] formidable, adj. --> formidable
[MED17063] forming, ger. --> forming
[MED17063.5] formolsnen, v. --> formolsnen
[MED17064] formosite, n. --> formosity
[MED17064.5] formoued, ppl. --> formoued
[MED17065] formous, adj. --> formose | formous
[MED17066] forn, adj. --> forne
[MED17067] forn, adv. --> forne
[MED17068] forn, prep. --> forne
[MED17068.5] fornaked, adj. --> for-naked
[MED17069] forn-cast, ppl. --> forn-cast
[MED17070] forneh, adv. --> fornean
[MED17071] fornel, n. --> fourneil
[MED17072] forn-fader, n. --> forn-father
[MED17073] fornicacioun, n. --> fornication
[MED17074] fornicarer, n. --> fornicarer
[MED17075] fornicari, adj. --> fornicary
[MED17076] fornicatour, n. --> fornicator
[MED17077] fornicatrice, n. --> fornicatrice
[MED17078] fornimen, v. --> fornim
[MED17078.5] fornoien, v. --> for-noy
[MED17079] fornome, ppl. --> fornumb
[MED17080] forn-ordeined, ppl. --> foreordained
[MED17081] forn-said, ppl. --> forn-said
[MED17082] forolden, v. --> forold
[MED17083] for-ordeinen, v. --> foreordain
[MED17084] foroute(n, prep. --> forout | forouten
[MED17084.5] forpalled, ppl. --> for-pall
[MED17085] forpampred, ppl. --> forpampered
[MED17086] forpassing, ppl. --> forpassing
[MED17087] forpeined, ppl. --> forpained
[MED17088] forperced, ppl. --> forpierce
[MED17089] forperen, v. --> forpair
[MED17090] forpinched, ppl. --> forpinched
[MED17091] forpinen, v. --> forpine
[MED17091.5] forpinnen, v. --> for-pin
[MED17091.6] forplungen, v. --> for-plunge
[MED17092] forpointen, v. --> forpoint
[MED17093] forpossed, ppl. --> forpossed
[MED17094] forprest, ppl. --> forpressed
[MED17095] forpriked, ppl. --> forpricked
[MED17096] forprise, n. --> forprise
[MED17097] forprised, ppl. --> forprise
[MED17098] forpuffed, ppl. --> forpuffed
[MED17099] forpuld, ppl. --> forpulled, adj.
[MED17100] forquethen, v. --> forqueath
[MED17101] forquichien, v. --> forquiche
[MED17102] forraging, ger. --> foraging
[MED17103] for-raht, ppl. --> forraught
[MED17104] forrai, n. --> foray
[MED17105] forraien, v. --> foray
[MED17106] forraiing, ger. --> foraying
[MED17107] forraked, ppl. --> forraked
[MED17107.5] forravished, ppl. --> for-ravish
[MED17108] forreden, v. --> forrede
[MED17108.5] forredles, adj. --> forredles
[MED17109] forrenden, v. --> forrend
[MED17109.5] forrent, v. --> for-rent
[MED17110] forreour, n. --> forayer
[MED17111] forronne, ppl. --> forrun
[MED17112] forrosted, ppl. --> forroasted
[MED17112.5] for-rostelen, v. --> for-rostle
[MED17113] forrotedness(e, n. --> forrottedness
[MED17114] forroten, v. --> forrot
[MED17115] fors, n. --> force
[MED17116] forsaien, v. --> forsay
[MED17117] forsaken, v. --> forsake
[MED17118] forsaker, n. --> forsaker
[MED17119] forsaking, ger. --> forsaking
[MED17120] forscalden, v. --> forscald
[MED17121] forscatered, ppl. --> forscattered
[MED17122] forscorched, ppl. --> forscorched
[MED17122.5] forscrat, ppl. --> for-scrat
[MED17123] forsechen, v. --> forseek
[MED17124] forseching, ger. --> forseching
[MED17124.5] forsek, adj. --> for-sick
[MED17124.6] forseked, ppl. --> forsicked
[MED17125] forsen, v. --> forsee
[MED17126] forsenchen, v. --> forsench
[MED17127] forsenden, v. --> forsend
[MED17127.5] forseren, v. --> for-sear
[MED17128] forset, n. --> forset
[MED17129] forsethen, v. --> forseethe
[MED17130] forsetten, v. --> forset
[MED17131] for-shakel, n. --> forshakel
[MED17132] forshaken, ppl. --> forshake
[MED17133] forshamen, v. --> forshame
[MED17134] forshapen, v. --> forshape
[MED17135] forsheden, v. --> forshed
[MED17136] forshent, ppl. --> forshend
[MED17137] forsheren, v. --> forshear
[MED17138] forshetten, v. --> forshut
[MED17139] forshipping, ger. --> forshaping
[MED17139.5] forshiveren, v. --> for-shiver
[MED17140] forshoten, ppl. --> forshoot
[MED17140.5] forshright, ppl. --> forshright
[MED17141] forshrinken, v. --> forshrink
[MED17142] forshuppild, -ilt, n. --> forshapild
[MED17143] forsinegen, v. --> forsin
[MED17144] forsinken, v. --> forsink
[MED17145] forsitten, v. --> forsit
[MED17146] forskrammed, ppl. --> forscrammed
[MED17146.5] forslain, ppl. --> for-slain
[MED17147] forslaken, v. --> forslack | foreslack
[MED17148] forslepen, v. --> forsleep
[MED17149] forsleuen, v. --> forslow | foreslow
[MED17150] forsleuthen, v. --> forsloth
[MED17151] forslokened, ppl. --> forslockened
[MED17152] forsluggen, v. --> forslug
[MED17153] forsmerled, ppl. --> forsmerl
[MED17154] forsmiten, v. --> forsmite
[MED17154.5] forsobbed, ppl. --> for-sobbed
[MED17154.6] forsoke, ppl. --> forsuck
[MED17155] forsoken, n. --> forsokne
[MED17156] for-so-much, adv. &amp; conj. --> forsomuch
[MED17157] forsongen, ppl. --> forsung
[MED17158] forsopien, v. --> forsop
[MED17158.5] forsorm&#x00F0;, v. --> forsorm&#x00F0;
[MED17158.6] forsorwe, n. --> forsorrow
[MED17158.7] forsoted, ppl. --> forsotted
[MED17159] forsoth, adv. --> forsooth
[MED17160] forsothli, adv. --> forsoothly
[MED17161] forspannen, v. --> forspan
[MED17162] forspeken, v. --> forspeak
[MED17163] forspeker, n. --> forspeaker
[MED17164] forspeking, ger.(1) --> forspeaking
[MED17165] for-speking, ger.(2) --> forespeaking
[MED17166] forspenden, v. --> forspend | forespend
[MED17167] forspillen, v. --> forspill
[MED17168] forspreden, v. --> 
[MED17168.5] forspurnen, v. --> forspurn
[MED17168.6] forstainen, v. --> forstain
[MED17169] forstelen, v. --> forsteal
[MED17170] forster, n. --> forester
[MED17171] forstifled, ppl. --> forstifled
[MED17171.1] forstingen, v. --> forsting
[MED17172] forstonden, v. --> forstand | forestand
[MED17173] forstong, v. (p.) --> forstung
[MED17174] forstoppen, v. --> forstop
[MED17175] forstormed, ppl. --> forstormed
[MED17176] forstraught, adj. --> forstraught
[MED17176.5] forstrenen, v. --> for-strene
[MED17177] forstriven, v. --> forstrive
[MED17178] forswarted, ppl. --> forswarted
[MED17179] forswelen, v. --> forsweal
[MED17179.5] forswellen, v. --> forswell
[MED17180] forswelten, v. --> forswelt
[MED17181] forsweren, v. --> forswear
[MED17182] forswerer, n. --> forswearer
[MED17183] forswering, ger. --> forswearing
[MED17184] forswet, ppl. --> forswat
[MED17185] forswi&#x292;ian, v. --> forswugian
[MED17186] forswi&#xF0;en, v. --> forswithe
[MED17187] forswollen, ppl. --> for-swollen
[MED17188] forswolwen, v. --> forswallow
[MED17189] forswongen, ppl. --> forswong
[MED17190] forswonken, ppl. --> forswunk
[MED17191] forsworeness(e, n. --> forswornness
[MED17192] forswounden-leik, n. --> forswoundenle&yogh;c
[MED17193] forswoundenness(e, n. --> forswundenness
[MED17194] fort, n. --> fort
[MED17195] fort, adj. --> fort
[MED17196] fortain, ppl. --> fortake
[MED17197] fortalice, n. --> fortalice
[MED17197.5] fortalt, ppl. --> fortalt
[MED17198] fortatered, ppl. --> fortattered
[MED17199] fortaxed, ppl. --> fortaxed
[MED17200] fortelet, n. --> fortlet
[MED17201] forten, v. --> fort
[MED17202] fortenen, v. --> forteen
[MED17202.5] forteren, v. --> for-tear
[MED17203] forteress(e, n. --> fortress
[MED17204] forth, adv. --> forth
[MED17205] forth-, stressed prior member of cpd. verbs and action nouns. --> forth
[MED17206] for-than, adv. &amp; conj. --> for-thon
[MED17207] for-that, adv. &amp; conj. --> for that
[MED17208] forth-beren, v. --> forthbear
[MED17209] forth-bi, adv. --> forthby
[MED17210] forth-bi, prep. --> forthby
[MED17211] forth-birth, n. --> forthbirth
[MED17212] forth-bringen, v. --> forthbring
[MED17213] forth-bringer, n. --> forth bringer
[MED17214] forth-bringing, ger. --> forthbringing
[MED17215] forth-callen, v. --> forthcall
[MED17216] forth-casten, v. --> forthcast
[MED17217] forth-clepen, v. --> forthclepe
[MED17218] forth-come, n. --> forthcome
[MED17219] forth-comen, v. --> forthcome
[MED17220] forth-daies, adv. --> forth days
[MED17221] forth-don, v. --> forthdo
[MED17222] forth-drauen, v. --> forthdraw
[MED17223] forth-drauer, n. --> forthdrawer
[MED17224] forth-drauing, ger. --> forthdrawing
[MED17224.5] forthdreven, v. --> forth-dreve
[MED17225] forth-driving, ger. --> forth-driving
[MED17226] forth-drove, n. --> forth-drove
[MED17227] forth-emen, v. --> forth-yeme
[MED17228] forthen, v. --> forth
[MED17229] forthe(n, adv. --> forthe(n
[MED17230] forther-ward, adv. --> furtherward
[MED17231] forth-fadres, n. --> forthfather
[MED17232] forth-fare, n. --> forthfare
[MED17233] forth-faren, v. --> forthfare
[MED17233.5] forth-feden, v. --> forth-feed
[MED17234] forth-ferred, ppl. --> forth-farred
[MED17235] forth-fillen, v. --> forthfill
[MED17236] forth-for, n. --> forthfore
[MED17237] forth-gang, n. --> forthgang
[MED17238] forth-gangen, v. --> forthgang
[MED17238.5] forthgengen, v. --> forth-geng
[MED17239] forth-getinges, ger. (pl.) --> forth-getting
[MED17239.5] forth-gliden, v. --> forth-glide
[MED17240] forth-going, ger. --> forthgoing
[MED17241] forth-gon, v. --> forthgo
[MED17241.5] forth-grouen, v. --> forth-grow
[MED17242] for-thi, pronominal adv. &amp; conj. --> for-thy
[MED17242.5] forthikke, adj. --> for-thick
[MED17242.6] forthilmien, v. --> forthilmien
[MED17242.55] forth-ileden, v. --> forthlead
[MED17243] forthing, ger. --> forthing
[MED17244] forthinken, v. --> forthink
[MED17245] forthinking, ger. --> forthinking
[MED17246] forthirst, ppl. --> forthirst
[MED17247] forth-leden, v. --> forthlead
[MED17248] forth-leding, ger. --> forthleading
[MED17248.5] forth-leten, v. --> forth-let
[MED17249] forthli, adj. &amp; adv. --> forthly
[MED17250] forthluker, adv. (comp.) --> furtherly
[MED17251] forth-mid, adv. --> forth mid
[MED17252] forth-mid, prep. --> forth mid
[MED17253] forthmost, adj. &amp; adv. --> forthmost
[MED17254] forth-nimen, v. --> forthnim
[MED17255] forth-on, adv. --> forth on | forthon
[MED17256] forth-passen, v. --> forthpass
[MED17257] forth-passing, ger. --> forthpassing
[MED17257.5] forthpellen, v. --> forth-peal
[MED17257.6] forth-pilten, v. --> forth-pilt, n.
[MED17257.7] forth-priken, v. --> forth-prick
[MED17257.8] forth-progresse, n. --> forth-progress
[MED17257.9] forth-purposing, ger. --> forth-purposing
[MED17257.91] forthputten, v. --> forth-put
[MED17258] forthrasten, v. --> forthrast
[MED17258.5] forthriccen, v. --> forthriccen
[MED17259] forth-right, adj. --> forthright
[MED17260] forth-right, adv. --> forthright
[MED17261] forth-rightes, adv. --> forthrights
[MED17262] forthrightli, adv. --> forthrightly
[MED17263] forthrightness(e, n. --> forthrightness
[MED17264] forthringen, v. --> forthring
[MED17265] forthristen, v. --> forthrast
[MED17265.5] forthromen, v. --> forth-roam
[MED17266] forthrouen, v. --> forthrow
[MED17266.5] forth-setting, ger. --> forthsetting
[MED17267] forth-sheuen, v. --> forthshow
[MED17268] forth-shouing, ger. --> forthshowing
[MED17269] forth-sith, n. --> forthsithe
[MED17269.5] forthspringen, v. --> forth-spring
[MED17269.6] forth-steden, v. --> forth-stead
[MED17269.7] forthsteppen, v. --> forth-step
[MED17269.8] forthsterten, v. --> forth-start
[MED17269.9] forth-strecchen, v. --> forth-stretch
[MED17269.91] forth-strenen, v. --> forth-strene
[MED17269.92] forthstriken, v. --> forth-strike
[MED17269.93] forthtaken, v. --> forth-take
[MED17269.94] forthtellen, v. --> forthtell
[MED17270] forth-ten, v. --> forthtee
[MED17271] forth that, conj. --> forth that
[MED17271.5] forth-thringen, v. --> forth-thring
[MED17271.6] for&#x00FE;undon, ppl. --> for&#x00FE;undon
[MED17272] forth-ward, n. --> forthward
[MED17273] forth-ward, adv. --> forthward | forthwards
[MED17274] forth-wardes, adv. --> forthwards
[MED17275] forth-waxen, v. --> forthwax
[MED17276] forth-wenden, v. --> forth-wend
[MED17277] forth-wisen, v. --> forthwise
[MED17278] for&#xF0;-witen, v. --> forth-wite
[MED17279] forth-with, adv. --> forthwith
[MED17280] forth-with, prep. --> forthwith
[MED17281] forth-with-al, adv. --> forthwithal
[MED17281.5] forth-yelden, v. --> forth-yield
[MED17281.6] forth-yongen, v. --> forth-yong
[MED17282] fortificacioun, n. --> fortification
[MED17283] fortificat, ppl. --> fortificate
[MED17284] fortifien, v. --> fortify
[MED17285] fortifiing, ger. --> fortifying
[MED17286] fortihten, v. --> fortiht
[MED17287] fortihting, ger. --> fortihting
[MED17288] for-til, inf. particle &amp; conj. --> for-till
[MED17289] fortin, adj. --> fortin
[MED17290] fortired, ppl. --> fortired
[MED17291] fortise, n. --> fortress
[MED17292] fortitude, n. --> fortitude
[MED17293] fort-money, n. --> fort-money
[MED17294] forto, adv. &amp; particle (with infinitive). --> for to
[MED17295] forto, prep. --> forto | fort(e
[MED17296] forto, conj. --> forto | fort(e
[MED17296.5] fortollen, v. --> fortoll
[MED17297] fortravailled, -traveld, ppl. --> fortravailled
[MED17298] fortreden, v. --> fortread
[MED17298.3] fortreten, v. --> for-treat
[MED17298.5] fortrobeled, ppl. --> fortroubled
[MED17298.6] fortrusten, v. --> for-trust
[MED17299] fortugled, ppl. --> fortoggled
[MED17300] fortuit, adj. --> fortuit
[MED17301] fortunable, adj. --> fortunable
[MED17301.5] fortunabli, adv. --> fortunably
[MED17302] fortunacioun, n. --> fortunation
[MED17303] fortuna major, n. --> fortune major
[MED17304] fortunat, adj. --> fortunate
[MED17305] fortunaten, v. --> fortunate
[MED17306] fortune, n. --> fortune
[MED17307] fortunel, adj. --> fortunel
[MED17308] fortunen, v. --> fortune
[MED17309] fortunite, n. --> fortunity
[MED17310] fortunous, adj. --> fortunous
[MED17310.5] fortwicchen, v. --> fortwitch
[MED17311] forum, n. --> forum
[MED17312] forveien, v. --> forvay
[MED17313] forveiing, ger. --> forvaying, n.
[MED17313.5] forvoiden, v. --> for-void
[MED17314] forwacched, ppl. --> forwatched
[MED17315] forwake(d, ppl. --> for-waked
[MED17316] forwal, n. --> forwal
[MED17316.5] forwalen, v. --> forwalen
[MED17317] forwalked, ppl. --> forwalked
[MED17318] forwallen, v. --> forwall
[MED17319] forwalwed, ppl. --> forwallowed
[MED17320] forwandren, v. --> forwander
[MED17321] forwanien, v. --> forwean
[MED17322] forwarden, v. --> forward
[MED17323] forwarder, n. --> forwarder
[MED17324] forward-silver, n. --> for-ward-silver
[MED17325] forwarien, v. --> for-wary
[MED17326] forwe, n. --> furrow
[MED17327] forwelked, ppl. --> forwelked
[MED17328] forwelwen, v. --> forwel(e)we
[MED17329] forwen, v. --> furrow
[MED17330] forwend, ppl. --> forwend
[MED17331] forwenedness(e, n. --> forweanedness
[MED17332] forwenen, -ien, v. --> forwean
[MED17333] forwepen, v. --> forweep
[MED17334] forweren, -ien, v. --> forwear
[MED17335] forweri, adj. --> forweary
[MED17336] forweried, ppl. --> forwearied
[MED17336.5] forwerien, v. --> forweary
[MED17337] forwering, ger. --> forwearing
[MED17338] forwernen, v. --> forwarn | forewarn
[MED17339] forwerpen, v. --> forwerpe | forworpe
[MED17340] forwexen, ppl. --> forwaxen
[MED17341] for-whan, pronominal adv. &amp; conj. --> forwhy
[MED17342] for-what, pronominal adv. &amp; conj. --> for what
[MED17343] for-whi, pronominal adv. &amp; conj. --> forwhy
[MED17343.5] forwhirled, ppl. --> forwhirled
[MED17344] forwirchen, v. --> forwork
[MED17345] forwird, n. --> forwyrd
[MED17346] forwirshipen, v. --> forworship
[MED17347] forwiten, v. --> fore-wit
[MED17348] for-with, adv. --> forwith
[MED17349] for-with, prep. --> forwith
[MED17350] forwlenchen, v. --> forwlench
[MED17351] forwondred, ppl. --> forwonder
[MED17352] forwordenlic, adj. --> forwordenly
[MED17353] forwordenness(e, n. --> forwordenness
[MED17354] forworthen, v. --> forworth
[MED17355] forworthenlike, adv. --> forwurthenlike
[MED17355.5] forworthiness, n. --> forworthiness
[MED17356] forwounden, v. --> forwound
[MED17357] forwrappen, v. --> forwrap
[MED17358] forwreien, v. --> forwray
[MED17358.5] forwresten, v. --> for-wrest
[MED17359] forwretthen, v. --> forwrecche
[MED17359.5] forwrinkeled, ppl. --> forwrinkled
[MED17360] forwrithen, ppl. --> forwrithen
[MED17361] forwro(u)ght, ppl. --> forwrought
[MED17362] forwurht, n. --> forwurht
[MED17363] forwyrnedlice, adv. --> forwarnedly
[MED17364] foryelden, v. --> foryield
[MED17365] foryelding, ger. --> foryielding
[MED17366] foryelwen, v. --> foryellow
[MED17367] foryemen, v. --> foryeme
[MED17368] foryeming, ger. --> foryeme
[MED17368.5] foryerned, ppl. --> for-yearned
[MED17369] foryetel, adj. --> forgetel
[MED17370] foryetelful, adj. --> forgetelful
[MED17371] foryetelness(e, n. --> forgetelness
[MED17372] foryetelship, n. --> forgetelship
[MED17373] foryeten, v. --> forget
[MED17374] foryeter, n. --> forgetter
[MED17375] foryetful, adj. --> forgetful
[MED17376] foryetfulhed, n. --> forgetfulhood
[MED17377] foryetfulness(e, n. --> forgetfulness
[MED17377.5] foryetilhed, n. --> forgetelhood
[MED17377.6] foryetilnesse, n. --> forgetelness
[MED17378] foryeting, ger. --> forgetting
[MED17379] foryetingness(e, n. --> forgettingness
[MED17380] foryetnes(se, n. --> forgetness
[MED17381] foryeven, v. --> forgive
[MED17382] foryevenaunce, n. --> forgivenance
[MED17383] foryeveness(e, n. --> forgiveness
[MED17384] foryeve(n)lich, adj. --> forgively
[MED17385] foryever, n. --> forgiver
[MED17386] foryeving, ger. --> forgiving
[MED17387] foryift, n. --> forgift
[MED17388] foship, n. --> foeship
[MED17389] fossage, n. --> fossage
[MED17390] fossard, n. --> fossard
[MED17391] fosse, n. --> fosse
[MED17392] fossour, n. --> fossor
[MED17393] fostal, n. --> fostal
[MED17394] foster, n.(1) --> foster
[MED17395] foster, n.(2) --> foster
[MED17396] fosterling, n. --> fosterling
[MED17396.5] foster-lond, n. --> foster-land
[MED17397] fostren, v. --> foster
[MED17398] fostrer, n. --> fosterer
[MED17399] fostrild, n. --> fostrild
[MED17400] fostring, ger. --> fostering
[MED17401] fot, n. --> foot
[MED17402] fot-aver, n. --> foot-aver
[MED17403] fot-bal, n. --> football
[MED17404] fot-brede, n. --> foot brede
[MED17405] fot-brigge, n. --> footbridge
[MED17406] foted, adj. --> footed
[MED17406.5] fote-fare, n. --> fote-fare
[MED17407] fote-fest, adj. &amp; n. --> footfast
[MED17408] fote-festeles, n. (pl.) --> foot festel
[MED17409] foten, v. --> foot
[MED17410] foter, n. --> footer
[MED17411] fot-folk, n. --> foot folk
[MED17412] fot-folwer, n. --> foot follower
[MED17413] fother, n. --> fother
[MED17414] fot-hot, adv. --> foot-hot
[MED17415] Fotianes, n.pl. --> Photinians
[MED17416] foting, ger. --> footing
[MED17417] fot-knave, n. --> foot knave
[MED17418] fotles, adj. --> footless
[MED17419] fot-maid(en, n. --> foot maid
[MED17420] fot-man, n. --> footman
[MED17421] fot-mel, n. --> fotmal
[MED17422] fot-step, n. --> footstep
[MED17423] fottek, n. --> futtock
[MED17424] fot-wale, n. --> footwale
[MED17425] fot-were, n. --> foot-weir
[MED17426] fou, adj. --> faw
[MED17427] foudre, n. --> fouldre
[MED17428] fouen, v.(1) --> fow
[MED17429] fouen, v.(2) --> faw
[MED17430] fouer, n.(1) --> fower
[MED17431] fouer, n.(2) --> fower
[MED17432] foufanon, n. --> foufanon
[MED17433] fougon, n. --> fuggan
[MED17434] fouinge, ger. --> fowing
[MED17435] foul, n. --> fowl
[MED17436] foul, adj. --> foul
[MED17437] foul(e, adv. --> foul
[MED17438] foulen, v.(1) --> foul
[MED17439] foulen, v.(2) --> fowl
[MED17440] fouler, n. --> fowler
[MED17441] fouler(e, n. --> fowler
[MED17442] foulhed(e, n. --> foulhead
[MED17443] foul-hok, n. --> foul-hook
[MED17444] fouli, adj. --> foully
[MED17445] fouling, ger.(1) --> fouling
[MED17446] fouling, ger.(2) --> fowling
[MED17447] foulis, v. (inf.) --> foul
[MED17448] foulnes(se, n. --> foulness
[MED17449] foun, n. --> fone
[MED17450] founce, n. --> founce
[MED17451] foundable, adj. --> foundable
[MED17452] foundacioun, n. --> foundation
[MED17453] foundatour, n. --> foundator
[MED17454] founded, ppl. --> founded
[MED17455] foundement, n. --> fundament
[MED17456] founden, v.(1) --> found
[MED17457] founden, v.(2) --> found
[MED17458] founden, v.(3) --> found
[MED17459] founden, v.(4) --> found
[MED17460] founden, v.(5) --> found
[MED17461] founderess(e, n. --> foundress
[MED17462] founding, n. --> founding
[MED17463] founding, ger.(1) --> founding
[MED17464] founding, ger.(2) --> founding
[MED17465] founding, ger.(3) --> founding
[MED17466] foundling, n. --> foundling
[MED17467] foundour, n.(1) --> founder
[MED17468] foundour, n.(2) --> founder
[MED17469] foundren, v.(1) --> founder
[MED17470] foundren, v.(2) --> found
[MED17471] foundres, n.pl. --> foundress
[MED17472] foundring, ger. --> foundering
[MED17473] foung, ger. --> founge
[MED17473.5] founson, n. --> founson
[MED17474] fountain(e, n. --> fountain
[MED17475] four, num. --> four
[MED17476] fourben, v. --> furb
[MED17477] fourbing, ger. --> furbing
[MED17478] fourbour, n. --> furber
[MED17479] fourche, n. --> fouch
[MED17480] fourchen, v. --> fourch(e
[MED17481] fourchure, n. --> forchure
[MED17482] four-cornered, adj. --> four-cornered
[MED17483] four(e-foted, adj. --> four-foot
[MED17484] four-fold, adj. --> fourfold
[MED17485] fourhede, n. --> fourhood
[MED17486] fourmetour, n. --> formator
[MED17487] four-score, num. --> fourscore
[MED17488] four-som, n. --> foursome
[MED17489] four-square, adj. --> four-square
[MED17489.5] four-square, adv. --> four-square
[MED17490] four-squared, adj. --> four-squared
[MED17491] foursquaredness(e, n. --> foursquaredness
[MED17492] four-tene, num. --> fourteen
[MED17493] fourte-night, n. --> fortnight
[MED17494] four-tenthe, num. --> fourteenth
[MED17494.5] four-tenthli, adv. --> fourteenthly
[MED17495] fourti, num. --> forty
[MED17496] fourtithe, ord. num. --> fortieth
[MED17497] fous, adj. --> fous
[MED17498] fou-thistel, n. --> 
[MED17499] foutli, adv. --> faultly
[MED17500] fox, n. --> fox
[MED17501] foxal-peni, n. --> foxal-peni
[MED17502] foxen, n. --> vixen
[MED17503] foxerie, n. --> foxery
[MED17504] fox-glove, n. --> foxglove
[MED17505] foxing, ger. --> foxing
[MED17506] foxish, adj. --> foxish
[MED17507] foxliche, adv. --> foxly
[MED17508] foy, v. --> foy
[MED17509] fracchen, v. --> fratch
[MED17510] fraccioun, n. --> fraction
[MED17511] fractif, adj. --> fractive
[MED17512] fracture, n. --> fracture
[MED17513] fr&#xE6;cnes, n. --> freckness
[MED17514] fra-fal, n. --> frafal
[MED17515] fragilite, n. --> fragility
[MED17516] fragment, n. --> fragment
[MED17517] fragrant, adj. --> flagrant
[MED17518] frai, n. --> fray
[MED17519] fraiel, n. --> frail
[MED17520] fraien, v.(1) --> fray
[MED17521] fraien, v.(2) --> fray
[MED17522] fraien, v.(3) --> fray
[MED17523] fraiing, ger.(1) --> fraying
[MED17524] fraiing, ger.(2) --> fraying
[MED17525] frailen, v. --> frail
[MED17526] frailure, n. --> frailure
[MED17527] frainen, v. --> frayne | freyne
[MED17528] fraining, ger. --> frayning
[MED17529] frairie, n. --> frary
[MED17530] fraisen, v. --> phrase
[MED17531] fraist, n. --> fraist
[MED17532] fraisten, v. --> fraist
[MED17533] fraistinge, ger. --> fraisting
[MED17534] fraked, adj. --> fraked
[MED17535] frakel, adj. [Also as n. &amp; adv.] --> frakel
[MED17536] frakled, adj. --> freckled
[MED17537] frakles, n. (pl.) --> freckle
[MED17538] frakned, adj. --> freckened
[MED17539] fraknes, n. (pl.) --> frecken
[MED17540] frakni, adj. --> freckny
[MED17541] frame, n.(1) --> frame
[MED17542] frame, n.(2) --> frame
[MED17543] frame, adj. --> frame
[MED17544] framen, v.(1) --> frame
[MED17545] framen, v.(2) --> frame
[MED17546] framer, n. --> framer
[MED17547] framinge, ger. --> framing
[MED17548] franch(e)-mol, n. --> franchemyle
[MED17549] Franci, pl. --> Frank
[MED17550] Francons, n. --> Franconian
[MED17551] Franc-rice, n. --> Frankric
[MED17552] frangible, adj. --> frangible
[MED17553] frank, n.(1) --> frank
[MED17554] frank, n.(2) --> franc
[MED17555] frank, n.(3) --> frank
[MED17556] frank, adj. --> frank
[MED17557] franke-cost, n. --> frank
[MED17558] franked, ppl. --> franked
[MED17559] frank(e)lein, n. --> franklin
[MED17560] Franken, n.pl. --> Franken
[MED17561] frank-encens, n. --> frankincense
[MED17562] frank-fe, n. --> frank-fee
[MED17563] franking, ger. --> franking
[MED17564] Frankish, adj. --> French
[MED17565] frank-mariage, n. --> frank-marriage
[MED17566] frank-plegge, n. --> frank-pledge
[MED17567] frank-tenant, n. --> frank-tenant
[MED17568] frank-tenement, n. --> frank-tenement
[MED17569] frank-ware, n. --> frank-ware
[MED17570] Fransh, adj. --> French
[MED17571] frantikes, adj. as n. --> frantikes
[MED17572] frap, n. --> frap
[MED17573] frapaille, n. --> frapaille
[MED17574] frape, n. --> frape
[MED17575] frapen, v. --> frap
[MED17576] fraternal, adj. --> fraternal
[MED17577] fraterne, adj. --> fraterne
[MED17578] fraternite, n. --> fraternity
[MED17579] fratricide, n. --> fratricide
[MED17580] fraude, n. --> fraud
[MED17581] fraudelous, adj. --> fraudelous
[MED17581.5] fraudelousli, adv. --> fraudelously
[MED17582] frauden, v. --> fraud
[MED17583] fraudentli, adv. --> fraudently
[MED17584] frauder, n. --> frauder
[MED17585] fraudful, adj. --> fraudful
[MED17586] fraudulence, n. --> fraudulence
[MED17587] fraudulent, adj. --> fraudulent
[MED17588] fraudulentli, adv. --> fraudulently
[MED17589] fraught, n. --> fraught
[MED17590] fra(u)ghtage, n. --> fraughtage
[MED17591] fraughten, v. --> fraught
[MED17592] fraughting, ger. --> freighting
[MED17593] frauhyednes, n. --> frauhyednes
[MED17594] Fraunce, n. --> France
[MED17595] Fraunceis, adj. as n. --> Francais
[MED17596] fraunche, n. --> franche
[MED17597] fraunchis(e, n. --> franchise
[MED17598] fraunchisen, v. --> franchise
[MED17599] fre, adj. --> free
[MED17600] fre, adv. --> free
[MED17601] fre-boren, ppl. --> 
[MED17602] frecch(e, adj. --> freck | frack
[MED17603] frecche, adv. --> freck
[MED17604] frecednesse, n. --> frecednesse
[MED17605] frechedli, adv. --> frechedly
[MED17606] frechli, adv. --> freckly
[MED17607] frecnes(se, n. --> freckness
[MED17608] freden, v. --> frede
[MED17609] fredom, n. --> freedom
[MED17610] freen, v. --> free
[MED17611] frehed, n. --> freehood
[MED17612] fre-herted, adj. --> free-hearted
[MED17613] fre-hold, n. --> freehold
[MED17614] fre-holder, n. --> freeholder
[MED17615] fre-holding, ppl. as n. --> freeholding
[MED17616] freidel, n. --> freydele
[MED17617] freikenesse, n. --> freckness
[MED17618] frein, n. --> frenne | fren
[MED17619] freit, n. --> freit
[MED17620] freitour, n. --> frater
[MED17621] freitourer, n. --> fraterer
[MED17622] freitouress(e, n. --> frateress
[MED17623] freitri, n. --> frater
[MED17624] frek, adj. --> freck | frack
[MED17625] freke, n. --> freke
[MED17626] freking, ger. --> freaking
[MED17627] frekli, adv. --> freckly | frackly
[MED17628] frel(e, adj. --> frail
[MED17629] freles, adj. --> freeless
[MED17630] frelete, n. --> frailty
[MED17631] freli, adj. --> freely
[MED17632] freli, adv. --> freely
[MED17633] frelihede, n. --> freelyhead
[MED17634] frelli, adj. &amp; adv. --> frailly
[MED17635] frelnes(se, n. --> frailness
[MED17636] fre-lond, n. --> free-land
[MED17637] frelsen, v. --> frels
[MED17638] fre-man, n. --> freeman
[MED17639] fremanli, adj. --> freemanly
[MED17640] fre-masonri, n. --> freemansonry
[MED17641] fre-masoun, n. --> Freemason
[MED17642] freme, n. --> freme
[MED17643] fremed, adj. --> fremd
[MED17644] frem(e)dli, adv. --> fremdly
[MED17645] fremen, v. --> freme
[MED17646] freme&#xF0;e, n. --> fremeth
[MED17647] fremful, adj. --> fremeful
[MED17648] fremfulliche, adv. --> fremefully
[MED17649] fremfulnesse, n. --> fremefulness
[MED17650] fremishen, v. --> fremish
[MED17651] fremmen, v. --> freme
[MED17652] frem(m)ing, ger. --> fremming
[MED17653] fremsomness(e, n. --> friendsomeness
[MED17654] fremung, n. --> fremung
[MED17655] frend, n. --> friend
[MED17656] frende, n. --> frend
[MED17657] frenden, v. --> friend
[MED17658] frendess(e, n. --> friendess
[MED17659] frendful, adj. --> friendful
[MED17660] frendfulli, adv. --> friendfully
[MED17661] frendhede, n. --> friendhood
[MED17662] frendles, adj. --> friendless
[MED17663] frendli, adj. --> friendly
[MED17664] frendli, adv. --> friendly
[MED17665] frendlihede, n. --> friendlihood
[MED17666] frendliness(e, n. --> friendliness
[MED17667] frend-man, n. --> friendman
[MED17668] frend-rede(n, n. --> friendrede
[MED17669] frendship(e, n. --> friendship
[MED17670] fren(d)shipen, v. --> friendship
[MED17671] frendshiples, adj. --> friendshipless
[MED17672] fren(d)som, adj. --> friendsome
[MED17673] fren(d)somnes(se, n. --> friendsomeness
[MED17674] frene, n. --> frenne | fren
[MED17675] frenesie, n. --> frenzy | phrenzy
[MED17676] frenes(se, n. --> freeness
[MED17677] frenetik, adj. --> frenetic
[MED17678] fren(e)tikal, adj. --> frenetical
[MED17679] frenetiked, ppl. --> freneticked
[MED17680] frenge, n. --> fringe
[MED17681] frenged, ppl. --> fringed
[MED17682] frenging, ger. --> fringing
[MED17683] Frensh, adj. --> French
[MED17684] freo-lac, n. --> freelage
[MED17685] freols-d&#xE6;&#x292;, n. --> freols
[MED17686] frequence, n. --> frequence
[MED17687] frequent, adj. --> frequent
[MED17688] frequentacioun, n. --> frequentation
[MED17689] frequentaunce, n. --> frequentance
[MED17690] frer(e, n. --> friar
[MED17691] freres(se, n. --> friaress
[MED17692] fres, adj. --> frush
[MED17693] fres(e, n.(1) --> frese
[MED17694] frese, n.(2) --> freeze
[MED17695] fresen, v. --> freeze
[MED17696] fresh, adj. --> fresh
[MED17697] freshe, adv. --> fresh
[MED17698] freshen, v. --> fresh
[MED17699] fresh-force, n. --> fresh force
[MED17700] freshing, ger. --> freshing
[MED17701] freship, n. --> freeship
[MED17702] fresh-lappe, n. --> fresh-lap
[MED17703] freshli, adj. --> freshly
[MED17704] freshli, adv. --> freshly
[MED17705] freshnes(se, n. --> freshness
[MED17706] fresi, adj. --> freezy
[MED17707] fresing(e, ger. --> freezing
[MED17708] fresingli, adv. --> freezingly
[MED17709] fressing, n. --> fressing
[MED17710] fre-ston, n. --> freestone
[MED17711] fret, n.(1) --> fret
[MED17712] fret, n.(2) --> fret
[MED17713] fret, n.(3) --> fret
[MED17714] fret, n.(4) --> frette
[MED17715] freten, v.(1) --> fret
[MED17716] freten, v.(2) --> fret
[MED17717] freten, v.(3) --> fret
[MED17718] freten, v.(4) --> fret
[MED17719] fre-tenaunt, n. --> free tenant
[MED17720] fre-tenauntri, n. --> free tenantry
[MED17721] fretere, n. --> fretter
[MED17722] fretewi&#xE6;n, v. --> fretewian
[MED17723] frete-wil, adj. --> fretewil
[MED17724] freting, ger.(1) --> fretting
[MED17725] freting, ger.(2) --> fretting
[MED17726] fretingli, adv. --> frettingly
[MED17727] freton, n. --> fretten
[MED17728] fret-wise, n. --> fretwise
[MED17729] frevren, v. --> frover
[MED17730] frevrenesse, n. --> froverness
[MED17731] frevringe, ger. --> frovering
[MED17732] fre-willen, v. --> free will
[MED17733] fre-womman, n. --> freewoman
[MED17734] fricacioun, n. --> frication
[MED17735] fri-dai, n. --> Friday
[MED17736] Fri(e, n.(1) --> Freya
[MED17737] fri(e, n.(2) --> fry
[MED17738] frien, v.(1) --> frie
[MED17739] frien, v.(2) --> fry
[MED17740] frien, v.(3) --> fry
[MED17741] fries, ppl. (pl.) --> fry
[MED17742] frig, v. --> frig
[MED17743] fright, n. --> fright
[MED17744] frighten, v. --> fright
[MED17745] frightful, adj. --> frightful
[MED17746] frighti, adj. --> frighty
[MED17747] frightihede, n. --> frightihead
[MED17748] frightilike, adv. --> frighty
[MED17749] frightli, adv. --> frightly
[MED17750] frigid, adj. --> frigid
[MED17751] frigidite, n. --> frigidity
[MED17752] friinge, ger. --> frying
[MED17753] friing(e pan(ne, n. --> frying-pan
[MED17754] frik(e, adj. --> frike
[MED17755] friken, v. --> frike
[MED17756] frikli, adv. --> frickly
[MED17757] friknes(se, n. --> frikeness
[MED17758] frim, adj. &amp; adv. --> frim
[MED17759] frim-d&#xE6;&#x292;en, n. (dat. pl.) --> frume-day
[MED17760] fri-night, n. --> Frinight
[MED17761] friping line, n. --> frapping line
[MED17762] Frise, n.(1) --> Frisian
[MED17763] frise, n.(2) --> frieze
[MED17764] frise, n.(3) --> frieze
[MED17765] frisen, v. --> frieze | frizz
[MED17766] friser, n. --> friezer
[MED17767] frisinge, ger. --> friezing
[MED17768] frisk, adj. --> frisk
[MED17769] fris lace, n. --> frieze lace
[MED17770] Frislond, n. --> Friesland
[MED17771] Frisoun, n. --> Frison
[MED17772] frissure, n. --> frissure
[MED17773] fristel, n. --> fristel(l)e
[MED17774] frith, n.(1) --> frith
[MED17775] frith, n.(2) --> frith
[MED17776] frith-borgh, -borow, -bor, n. --> frithborh
[MED17777] frithen, v. --> frith
[MED17778] frithing, ger. --> frithing
[MED17779] frith-soken, -sokne, n. --> frithsoken
[MED17780] friture, n. --> fritter
[MED17781] frivol, n. --> frivol
[MED17782] frivolli, adv. --> frivolly
[MED17783] frivolous, adj. --> frivolous
[MED17784] frixen, v. --> frix
[MED17785] frixorie, n. --> frixory
[MED17786] fro, n. --> fro
[MED17787] frobroder, n. --> free brother
[MED17788] frogge, n. --> frog
[MED17789] froid, adj. --> froid
[MED17790] froise, n. --> froise | fraise
[MED17791] frok, n. --> frock
[MED17792] froke, n. --> frog
[MED17793] frolage, n. --> 
[MED17794] from, adv. --> fro | frae
[MED17795] from, prep. --> fro | frae
[MED17796] from, conj. --> 
[MED17797] from-cot, n. --> from-coat
[MED17798] frommardshipe, n. --> fromwardship
[MED17799] fromond, n. --> fromonde
[MED17800] frontlet, n. --> frontlet
[MED17801] frosh, n. --> frosh | frosk
[MED17802] frost, n. --> frost
[MED17803] frosti, adj. --> frosty
[MED17804] froten, v. --> frot
[MED17805] froth(e, n. --> froth
[MED17806] frothen, v. --> froth
[MED17807] frotheren, v. --> frover
[MED17807.5] frothi, adj. --> frothy
[MED17808] frotinge, ger. --> frotting
[MED17809] froude, n. --> froud
[MED17810] frough, adj. --> frough | frow
[MED17811] froun, n. --> frown
[MED17812] frounce, n.(1) --> frounce
[MED17813] frounce, n.(2) --> frounce
[MED17814] frounceles, adj. --> frounce
[MED17815] frouncen, v. --> frounce
[MED17816] frouncinges, ger.(pl.) --> frouncings
[MED17817] frounen, v. --> frown
[MED17818] frouner, n. --> frowner
[MED17819] frouninge, ger. --> frowning
[MED17820] frount, n. --> front
[MED17821] frountel, n. --> frontal
[MED17822] frounten, v. --> front
[MED17823] frounter, n. --> frontier
[MED17824] frounting, ger. --> fronting
[MED17825] frovre, n. --> frover
[MED17826] frovren, -ien, v. --> frover
[MED17827] frovring(e, ger. --> frovering
[MED17828] froward, adj. --> froward
[MED17829] froward, adv. --> froward
[MED17830] froward, prep. --> fromward
[MED17831] frowardhede, n. --> frowardhead
[MED17832] frowardli, adv. --> frowardly
[MED17833] frowardnesse, n. --> frowardness
[MED17834] frowe, n. --> frow
[MED17835] froyd, adj. --> froyd
[MED17836] fructif, adj. --> fructive
[MED17837] fructificacioun, n. --> fructification
[MED17838] fructifien, v. --> fructify
[MED17839] fructuous, adj. --> fructuous
[MED17840] fructuousli, adv. --> fruituously
[MED17841] fruibli, adv. --> fruibly
[MED17842] fruicioun, n. --> fruition
[MED17843] fruishen, v. --> fruish
[MED17844] fruishingli, adv. --> fruishingly
[MED17845] fruit, n. --> fruit
[MED17846] fruiten, v. --> fruit
[MED17847] fruiter, n. --> fruiter
[MED17848] fruiterer, n. --> fruiterer
[MED17849] fruitestere, n. --> fruitester
[MED17850] fruitful, adj. --> fruitful
[MED17851] fruitfulhed, n. --> fruitfulhead
[MED17852] fruitfulli, adv. --> fruitfully
[MED17853] fruitfulnes(se, n. --> fruitfulness
[MED17854] fruiting, ger. --> fruiting
[MED17855] fruitles, adj. --> fruitless
[MED17856] frum-berdling, n. --> frumberdling
[MED17857] frume, n. --> frume
[MED17858] frument, n. --> frument
[MED17859] frumente, n. --> frumenty | furmety
[MED17860] frum-kenned, ppl. --> frumkenned
[MED17861] frumpel, n. --> frumple
[MED17862] frumpled, ppl. --> frumpled
[MED17863] frum-raes, n. --> frumrese
[MED17864] frum-scepen, ppl. --> frum-scepen
[MED17865] frum-shaft, n. --> frumschaft
[MED17866] frumth(e, n. --> frumth
[MED17867] frush, n. --> frush
[MED17868] frushen, v. --> frush
[MED17869] frushing, ger. --> frushing
[MED17870] frustracioun, n. --> frustration
[MED17871] frustral, adj. --> frustral
[MED17872] frustraten, v. --> frustrate
[MED17873] frustule, n. --> frustule
[MED17874] frustulos, adj. --> frustulose
[MED17875] fucher, n. --> fitchew
[MED17876] fude inferne, noun phr. --> fude inferne
[MED17876.5] fugacioun, n. --> fugation
[MED17877] fuge, n. --> fuge
[MED17878] fugeri, adj. --> fugeri
[MED17879] fugilik, adj. --> fugilic
[MED17880] fugitif, n. --> fugitive
[MED17881] fugitif, adj. --> fugitive
[MED17882] fuiaunt, n. --> fuiaunt
[MED17883] fuk, n. --> fuk
[MED17884] fuke, n. --> fuke
[MED17884.5] fukken, v. --> fukken
[MED17885] fukul, adj. --> fuckle
[MED17886] ful, n.(1) --> full
[MED17887] ful, n.(2) --> full
[MED17888] ful, adj. --> full
[MED17889] ful, adv. --> full
[MED17890] -ful, suf.(1) --> -ful
[MED17891] -ful, suf.(2) --> -ful
[MED17892] ful-comen, v. --> fullcome
[MED17893] ful-don, v. --> full-done
[MED17894] ful-enden, v. --> fullend
[MED17895] ful-ending, ger. --> fullending
[MED17896] ful-feding, ger. --> full-feeding
[MED17897] ful-fillen, v. --> fulfil
[MED17898] ful-filler, n. --> fulfiller
[MED17899] ful-filling, ger. --> fulfilling
[MED17899.5] ful-fleshihede, n. --> full-fleshihood
[MED17900] ful-forthien, v. --> full-forth
[MED17901] ful-fremed, ppl. --> fullfremed
[MED17901.5] fulfremedlice, adj. --> fullfremed
[MED17902] fulfremedlice, -like, adv. --> fullfremedly
[MED17903] fulfremednesse, n. --> fullfremedness
[MED17904] fulful, n. --> fulful
[MED17905] fulgence, n. --> fulgence
[MED17906] fulgent, adj. --> fulgent
[MED17907] fulgur, n. --> fulgur
[MED17907.5] ful-harden, v. --> full-hard
[MED17908] fulhed(e, n. --> fullhead
[MED17909] fulhtnen, -ien, v. --> fulghten
[MED17910] fulhtnere, n. --> fulghtner
[MED17911] fulhtninge, ger. --> fulghtning
[MED17912] ful-itohelich, adj. --> full-itowenly
[MED17913] ful-itohen, -itowen, adj. --> full-itowen
[MED17914] ful-itohshipe, n. --> full-itowenship
[MED17915] ful-lasting, ger. --> full-lasting
[MED17916] fulle, n.(1) --> full
[MED17917] fulle, n.(2) --> full
[MED17918] fulle-flet, n. --> full-flet
[MED17919] fullehten, fulhten, v. --> fulghten
[MED17920] fulleht-les, fulht-, adj. --> fulloghtless
[MED17921] fullen, v.(1) --> full
[MED17922] fullen, v.(2) --> full
[MED17922.5] fuller, n. --> fuller
[MED17923] fullere, n. --> fuller
[MED17924] ful(le)ster, n. --> fulster
[MED17925] fulli, adj. --> fully
[MED17926] fulli, adv. --> fully
[MED17927] fullili, adv. --> fullily
[MED17928] fullinge, ger.(1) --> fulling
[MED17929] fullinge, ger.(2) --> fulling
[MED17930] fulloght, n. --> fullought
[MED17930.5] fulloughen, v. --> fullow
[MED17931] fulluhtere, fulhtere, n. --> fulghter
[MED17932] ful-maken, v. --> full-make
[MED17933] ful-mard, n. --> foumart
[MED17934] fulminaten, v. --> fulminate
[MED17935] fulnes(se, n. --> fullness | fulness
[MED17935.5] fulnoumbren, v. --> full-number
[MED17935.7] fulreden, v. --> full-read
[MED17936] fulsom, adj. --> fulsome
[MED17937] fulsomhede, n. --> fulsomehead
[MED17938] fulsomli, adv. --> fulsomely
[MED17939] fulsomnesse, n. --> fulsomeness
[MED17939.5] fulsounen, v. --> full-sound
[MED17940] fulthe, n. --> fulth
[MED17941] ful-thriven, ppl. --> full-thriven
[MED17942] fultum, n. --> fultum
[MED17942.5] ful-usen, v. --> full-use
[MED17943] ful-waxen, ppl. --> full-waxen
[MED17944] fulwen, v. --> fullow
[MED17945] fulwinge, ger. --> fullowing
[MED17946] ful-wroht, ppl. --> full-wrought
[MED17947] fume, n. --> fume
[MED17948] fumen, v.(1) --> fume
[MED17949] fumen, v.(2) --> fum
[MED17950] fumerel(le, n. --> femerell
[MED17951] fumes, n. --> fumet
[MED17952] fumetere, n. --> fumitory
[MED17953] fumigacioun, n. --> fumigation
[MED17954] fumosite, n. --> fumosity
[MED17955] fumous, adj. --> fumous
[MED17956] fumousli, adv. --> fumously
[MED17957] fundamental, adj. --> fundamental
[MED17958] fundamentalli, adv. --> fundamentally
[MED17959] fundibal, n. --> fundibal
[MED17960] fundibulari, funditour, n. --> fundibulary | funditor
[MED17961] funel, n. --> funel
[MED17962] funeral, adj. --> funeral
[MED17963] funerelles, n. (pl.) --> funerelle
[MED17964] funge, n. --> funge
[MED17965] fungous, adj. --> fungous
[MED17966] funis, n. --> funis
[MED17967] furbishen, v. --> furbish
[MED17968] furbisher, n. --> furbisher
[MED17969] furbishing, ger. --> furbishing
[MED17970] furcle, n.(1) --> furcle
[MED17971] furcle, n.(2) --> furuncle
[MED17972] furfur, n. --> furfur
[MED17973] furfurose, adj. --> furfurose
[MED17974] furgoun, n. --> furgon
[MED17975] furial, adj. --> furial
[MED17976] furie, n. --> fury
[MED17977] furien, v. --> furie
[MED17978] Furim, n. --> Purim
[MED17979] furiosite, n. --> furiosity
[MED17980] furious, adj. --> furious
[MED17981] furiousli, adv. --> furiously
[MED17982] furiouste, n. --> furiosity
[MED17983] furlenth, n. --> furlength
[MED17984] furlong, n. --> furlong
[MED17985] furnage, n. --> furnage
[MED17986] furnais(e, n. --> furnace
[MED17987] furneien, v. --> furney
[MED17988] furner, n. --> furner
[MED17989] furnishen, v. --> furnish
[MED17990] furour, n. --> furor
[MED17991] furre, n. --> fur
[MED17992] furren, v. --> fur
[MED17993] furrer(e, n. --> furrer
[MED17994] furring, ger. --> furring
[MED17995] furrure, n. --> furrure
[MED17996] furruren, v. --> furrure
[MED17997] furth, n. --> firth
[MED17998] further, adj. --> further
[MED17999] further, adv. --> further
[MED18000] furtheraunce, n. --> furtherance
[MED18001] furtheren, v. --> further
[MED18002] furtherer, n. --> furtherer
[MED18003] furtherhed, n. --> furtherhead
[MED18004] furthering, ger. --> furthering
[MED18005] furtherli, adv. --> furtherly
[MED18006] further mo(re, phrase &amp; adv. --> furthermore
[MED18007] further-most, adj. --> furthermost
[MED18008] further-most, adv. --> furthermost
[MED18009] further-over, adv. --> furtherover
[MED18010] furthest, adv. --> furthest
[MED18011] fusen, v. --> fuse
[MED18011.5] fusen, v.(2) --> fuse
[MED18012] fusible, adj. --> fusible
[MED18013] fusil, n. --> fusil
[MED18014] fusil, adj. --> fusile
[MED18015] fusile, ppl. --> fusil
[MED18016] fusinge, ger. --> fnesing
[MED18017] fusk, adj. --> fusk
[MED18017.5] fuski, adj. --> fusky
[MED18018] fusknes(se, n. --> fuskness
[MED18019] fust, n. --> fust
[MED18020] fusteinnier, n. --> fustianier
[MED18021] fuster, n. --> fuster
[MED18021.5] fusteren, v. --> fusteren
[MED18022] fustian, n. --> fustian
[MED18023] fustik, n. --> fustic
[MED18024] fusting, ger. --> fusting
[MED18025] fute, n. --> feute | fewte
[MED18026] futif, adj. as n. --> futive
[MED18027] futur(e, n. --> future
[MED18028] futur(e, adj. --> future
[MED18028.5] fyel, adj. --> fyel
[MED18029] g, n. --> G
[MED18030] gab(be, n. --> gab
[MED18031] gabben, v. --> gab
[MED18032] gabber(e, n. --> gabber
[MED18033] gabbing(e, ger. --> gabbing
[MED18034] gabelette, n. --> gablet
[MED18035] gable, n.(1) --> gable
[MED18036] gable, n.(2) --> gable
[MED18037] Gabriel rach, n. --> gabriel rach
[MED18038] gad(de, n. --> gad
[MED18039] gadden, v. --> gad
[MED18040] gadder, n. --> gadder
[MED18041] gade, n. --> gaid | gade
[MED18042] gadeling, n. --> gadling
[MED18043] gader, n. --> gather
[MED18044] gaderen, v. --> gather
[MED18045] gaderer(e, n. --> gatherer
[MED18046] gaderinge, ger. --> gathering
[MED18047] g&#xE6;tel&#xE6;s, adj. --> g&#xE6;tel&#xE6;s
[MED18048] gaffe, n. --> gaff
[MED18049] gagachite, n. --> gagachite
[MED18050] gagantruels, n. --> gagantruels
[MED18051] gagates, n. --> gagate
[MED18052] gage, n. --> gage
[MED18053] gagel, n. --> gale
[MED18054] gagelen, v. --> gaggle
[MED18055] gagelinge, ger. --> gaggling
[MED18056] gagen, v. --> gag
[MED18057] gaggen, v. --> gag
[MED18058] gagrille, n. --> gagrill
[MED18059] ga&#x292;hen, n. --> ga&#x292;hen
[MED18060] ga&#x292;henl&#xE6;s, adj. --> ga&#x292;henl&#xE6;s
[MED18061] gahen, n. --> gahen
[MED18062] gai, n. --> gay
[MED18063] gai, adj. --> gay
[MED18064] gai, adv. --> gay
[MED18065] gai hors, phr. --> gai hors
[MED18066] gail(e, n. --> gale
[MED18067] gailede, n. --> gaylede
[MED18068] gaili, adv. --> gaily
[MED18069] gaillard, adj. &amp; n. --> galliard
[MED18069.5] gailounagon, n. --> gailounagon
[MED18070] gainage, n. --> gainage
[MED18071] gaine, n. --> gaine
[MED18072] gaineier, n. --> gaineier
[MED18073] gainerie, n. --> gainery
[MED18074] gaines(se, n. --> gayness
[MED18075] gain-pain, n. --> gainpain
[MED18076] gaiol(e, n. --> jail | gaol
[MED18077] gaioler, n. --> jailer | jailor | gaoler
[MED18078] gait, n. --> gait
[MED18079] Gaitele, n. --> Gaitele
[MED18080] Gaithelaf, n. --> Gaithelaf
[MED18081] gaitris, n. --> gaiter
[MED18082] galactiles, n. --> galactite
[MED18083] galanga, n. --> galanga
[MED18084] galanticen, n. --> galanticen
[MED18085] galaoth, n. --> galaoth
[MED18086] Galatike, adj. --> Galatike
[MED18087] galaunt, n. --> gallant
[MED18088] galaunt, adj. --> gallant
[MED18089] galauntine, n. --> galantine
[MED18090] galauntnesse, n. --> gallantness
[MED18091] galaxie, n. --> galaxy
[MED18092] galban(e, n. --> galbane
[MED18093] galcido, n. --> galcido
[MED18094] galder, n. --> galder
[MED18095] gal(e, n.(1) --> gale
[MED18096] gale, n.(2) --> gale
[MED18097] gale-gale, n. --> galegale
[MED18098] galei(e, n. --> galley
[MED18099] galein, n. --> galein
[MED18100] Galeis, n. --> Galeis
[MED18101] galen, v. --> gale
[MED18102] galere, n. --> galere
[MED18103] galeri(e, n. --> gallery
[MED18104] galerne, n. --> galerne
[MED18105] Galewei, n. --> Galloway
[MED18106] galful, adj. --> galful
[MED18107] Galician, n. --> Galician
[MED18108] Galien, n. --> Galen
[MED18109] galile, n. --> galley
[MED18110] Galileish, adj. --> Galileish
[MED18111] galingale, n. --> galangal
[MED18112] galiot, n.(1) --> galliot
[MED18113] galiot, n.(2) --> galliot
[MED18114] gali-pot, n. --> gallipot
[MED18115] gali-whistle, n. --> galiwhistell
[MED18116] galle, n.(1) --> gall
[MED18117] galle, n.(2) --> gall
[MED18118] galle, n.(3) --> gall
[MED18119] galleles, adj. --> gall-less
[MED18120] gallen, v. --> gall
[MED18121] galli, adj.(1) --> gally
[MED18122] galli, adj.(2) --> gally
[MED18123] Gallican, adj. --> Gallican
[MED18124] gallicus, n. --> gallicus
[MED18125] Galliene, adj. --> Galliene
[MED18126] galling, ger. --> galling
[MED18127] gallitricum, n. --> gallitricum
[MED18128] galloc, n. --> galloc
[MED18129] Gallo-crecs, n.pl. --> Gallo-crecs
[MED18130] galmeoun, n. --> galmeoun
[MED18131] galoche, n. --> galosh | golosh
[MED18132] galocher, n. --> galocher
[MED18133] galoner, n. --> galoner
[MED18134] galopen, v. --> gallop
[MED18135] galoun, n. --> gallon
[MED18136] galpen, v. --> galp
[MED18137] galpinge, ger. --> galping
[MED18138] galt, n.(1) --> galt
[MED18139] galt, n.(2) --> galt
[MED18140] galter, n. --> galter
[MED18141] gal-warde, n. --> gal-warde
[MED18142] galwe, n. --> gallows
[MED18143] galwen, v. --> gallow
[MED18144] gamalian, n. --> chameleon
[MED18145] gambon, n. --> gammon
[MED18146] game, n. --> game
[MED18147] gam(e)ful, adj. --> gameful
[MED18148] gamefulli, adv. --> gamefully
[MED18149] gam(e)li, adv. --> gamely
[MED18150] gamelich, adj. --> gamely
[MED18151] gamelin, adj. --> cameline
[MED18152] gamen, v. --> game
[MED18153] gamer, n. --> gamer
[MED18154] gam(e)som, adj. --> gamesome
[MED18155] gamesomli, adj. --> gamesolmly
[MED18156] gamma, n. --> gamma
[MED18157] gamme, n. --> gamme
[MED18158] gamut, n. --> gamut
[MED18159] gandre, n. --> gander
[MED18160] ganet, n. --> gannet
[MED18161] gang, n. --> gang
[MED18162] gangen, v. --> gang
[MED18163] ganger, n. --> ganger
[MED18164] ganginge, ger. --> ganging
[MED18165] gangrel, n. --> gangrel
[MED18166] ganing, ger. --> ganing
[MED18167] gannok, n. --> gannok
[MED18168] gannoker, n. --> ganneker
[MED18169] gap, n. --> gap
[MED18170] gapen, v. --> gape
[MED18171] gaper, n. --> gaper
[MED18172] gapinge, ger. --> gaping
[MED18173] gar, n. --> gar
[MED18174] garab, n. --> garab
[MED18175] garant, n.(1) --> garron | garran
[MED18176] garant, n.(2) --> garant | geraud
[MED18177] garanten, v. --> garanten
[MED18178] garbage, n. --> garbage
[MED18179] garbe, n. --> garb
[MED18180] garbel, n. --> garble
[MED18181] garbelage, n. --> garbelage
[MED18182] garbelarship, n. --> garbelarship
[MED18183] garbelen, v. --> garble
[MED18184] garbelinge, ger. --> garbling
[MED18185] garbelour, n. --> garbelour
[MED18186] garbelure, n. --> garbelure
[MED18186.5] garbrale, n. --> garbrale
[MED18187] gar-brasse, n. --> garde-bras
[MED18188] gar-clive, n. --> gar-clive
[MED18189] gard-amour, n. --> gard-amour
[MED18190] gard(e, n. --> guard
[MED18191] garde, v. --> guard
[MED18192] gardein, n. --> guardian
[MED18193] garde-quince, n. --> garquince
[MED18194] gardering(e, ger. --> gardering
[MED18195] garde-robe, n. --> garderobe
[MED18196] gard(e-rober, n. --> garderober
[MED18197] garde-viaunt, n. --> gardeviance
[MED18198] gardin, n. --> garden
[MED18199] gardiner, n. --> gardener
[MED18200] gardur, n. --> gardur
[MED18201] gar-fangel, n. --> garfangle
[MED18202] gar-fish, n. --> garfish
[MED18203] garfra, n. --> garfra
[MED18204] gargage, n. --> gargage
[MED18205] gargarioun, n. --> gargarioun
[MED18206] gargarisen, v. --> gargarize
[MED18207] gargarising, ger. --> gargrising
[MED18208] gargarisme, n. --> gargarism
[MED18209] gargarismen, v. --> gargarismen
[MED18210] gargat(e, n. --> garget
[MED18211] garge, n. --> garge
[MED18212] gargiloun, n. --> gargilon
[MED18213] gargoile, n. --> gargoyle
[MED18214] gargule, n. --> gargule
[MED18215] garible, n. --> garible
[MED18216] garie, n. --> garie
[MED18217] garing, ger. --> garing
[MED18218] gariofle, n. --> gariofle
[MED18219] garisoun, n. --> garrison
[MED18220] garite, n. --> garret
[MED18221] gar-lek, n. --> garlic
[MED18222] garleker, n. --> garleker
[MED18223] garle-wind, n. --> garlewind
[MED18224] gar-lok, n. --> garlok
[MED18225] garn, n. --> garn
[MED18226] garnach, n. --> garnach
[MED18226.5] garnape, n. --> gardnap
[MED18227] garnement, n. --> garment
[MED18228] garnerage, n. --> garnerage
[MED18229] garneren, v. --> garner
[MED18230] garnesheson, n. --> garnesheson
[MED18231] garnet, n. --> garnet
[MED18232] garneture, n. --> garniture
[MED18233] garnish, n. --> garnish
[MED18234] garnishen, v. --> garnish
[MED18235] garnishere, n. --> garnishere
[MED18236] garnishing(e, ger. --> garnishing
[MED18237] garnisoun, n. --> garnison
[MED18238] garrai, n. --> garray
[MED18239] garring, ger. --> garring
[MED18240] garringe, pr. ppl. --> garring
[MED18241] garrulacion, n. --> garrulacion
[MED18242] garse, n. --> garse
[MED18243] garsel, n. --> garsil
[MED18244] garsen, v. --> garse
[MED18245] garsere, n.(1) --> garsere
[MED18246] garsere, n.(2) --> garsere
[MED18247] garsinge, ger. --> garsing
[MED18248] garsoun, n. --> garcion | garson
[MED18249] garst, n. --> garst
[MED18250] garter, n. --> garter
[MED18251] garteren, v. --> garter
[MED18252] garth, n. --> garth
[MED18253] garthen, v. --> garth
[MED18254] gasar, n. --> gasar
[MED18255] gas-berie, n. --> gas-berie
[MED18256] gascoine, n. &amp; adj. --> Gascon
[MED18257] gase, n. --> gaze
[MED18258] gasein, n. --> gaseyn
[MED18259] gasen, v. --> gaze
[MED18260] gasing, ger. --> gazing
[MED18261] gaspen, v. --> gasp
[MED18262] gaspinge, ger. --> gasping
[MED18263] gast, n. --> gast
[MED18264] gast, adj. --> gast
[MED18265] gast-bon, n. --> gast-bon
[MED18265.5] gastel, n. --> gastel
[MED18266] gasten, v. --> gast
[MED18267] gasteninge, pr.ppl. --> gastening
[MED18268] gastful, adj. --> ghastful | gastful
[MED18269] gastfulli, adv. --> gastfully
[MED18270] gastfulnes, n. --> gastfulness
[MED18271] gasting, ger. --> gasting
[MED18272] gastleue, adj. --> ghastly | gastly
[MED18273] gastli, adj. --> ghastly | gastly
[MED18274] gastnes(se, n. --> gastness
[MED18274.5] gastwisnes, n. --> ghastwiseness
[MED18275] gate, n.(1) --> gate
[MED18276] gate, n.(2) --> gate
[MED18277] gate, n.(3) --> gate
[MED18278] -gat(e, suf. --> -gate
[MED18279] gateles, adj. --> gateless
[MED18280] gaten, v. --> gate
[MED18281] gate-shadel, n. --> gateshodel
[MED18282] gat-tothed, adj. --> gat-toothed
[MED18283] gaud(e, n. --> gaud
[MED18284] gauded, ppl. --> gauded
[MED18285] gaudi, n. --> gaudy
[MED18286] gaudi, adj. --> gaudy
[MED18287] gauge, n. --> gauge | gage
[MED18288] gaugeables, adj. pl. --> gaugeables
[MED18289] gaugen, v. --> gauge | gage
[MED18290] gauger, n. --> gauger
[MED18291] gauginge, ger. --> gauging | gaging
[MED18292] gaumbisoun, n. --> gambeson
[MED18293] gaune, v. --> gain
[MED18294] gaunseli, n. --> gansel
[MED18295] gaunt, adj. --> gaunt
[MED18296] gauntelet, n. --> gauntlet
[MED18297] Gauntener, n. --> gauntener
[MED18298] gaunter, n. --> gaunter
[MED18299] gauntre, n. --> gaunter
[MED18300] gauren, v. --> gaure
[MED18301] gausepe, n. --> gausepe
[MED18302] gavel, n.(1) --> gavel
[MED18303] gavel, n.(2) --> gavel
[MED18304] gavelacer, n. --> gavelacer
[MED18305] gavelage, n. --> gavelage
[MED18306] gavelen, v.(1) --> gavel
[MED18307] gavelen, v.(2) --> gavel
[MED18308] gaveler(e, n. --> gaveller
[MED18309] gavelet, n. --> gavelet
[MED18310] gavel-ikinde, n. --> gavelkind
[MED18311] gavelinge, ger. --> gavelinge
[MED18312] gavelok, n. --> gavelock
[MED18313] gavilig(e)indeche, n. --> gavilingeindeche
[MED18314] gawite, n. --> gawite
[MED18315] gawnde, n. --> gawnde
[MED18316] gazafilace, n. --> gazafilace
[MED18317] gazofilacium, n. --> gazophylacium
[MED18318] geaunt, n. &amp; adj. --> giant
[MED18319] geauntesse, n. --> giantess
[MED18320] gedde, n. --> ged
[MED18320.3] geder, pref. --> geder
[MED18320.6] gedercoming, ger. --> gether-coming
[MED18321] gein, n. --> gain
[MED18322] gein, adj. --> gain
[MED18323] gein, adv. --> gain
[MED18324] geinen, v. --> gain
[MED18325] geinli, adj. --> gainly
[MED18326] geinli, adv. --> gainly
[MED18327] gel, n. --> yell
[MED18328] geld, adj. --> geld
[MED18329] geldable, adj. &amp; n. --> geldable
[MED18330] geldehede, n. --> geldhead
[MED18331] geld(e-hirde, n. --> geld(e-hirde
[MED18332] gelden, v. --> geld
[MED18333] Gelder, n. --> gelder
[MED18334] gelder(e, n. --> gelder
[MED18335] geldi, n. --> geldy
[MED18336] gelding, n. --> gelding
[MED18337] geldinge, ger. --> gelding
[MED18338] gele, n. --> jelly
[MED18339] gelen, v.(1) --> gele
[MED18340] gelen, v.(2) --> geal
[MED18341] gelid, ppl. --> gelid
[MED18342] geline, n. --> geline
[MED18343] gelle, n. --> gill
[MED18344] gelstren, v. --> galstre
[MED18345] gelsunge, ger. --> gelsunge
[MED18346] gelunge, ger. --> gelunge
[MED18347] gemelled, ppl. --> gemelled
[MED18348] gemelles, n. (pl.) --> gemel
[MED18349] gemeter, n. --> geometer
[MED18350] gemetri(e, n. --> geometry
[MED18351] gemetrien, n. --> geometrian
[MED18352] gemeu(e, n. --> gemel
[MED18353] gemeuen, v. --> gemeuen
[MED18354] geminate, adj. --> geminate
[MED18355] Gemini, n. --> Gemini
[MED18356] gemitrician, n. --> geometrician
[MED18357] gemmarie, n. --> gemmary
[MED18358] gemme, n. --> gem
[MED18359] gemmi, adj. --> gemmy
[MED18360] genatour, n. --> genetor
[MED18361] gencian(e, n. --> gentian
[MED18362] gendrable, adj. --> genderable
[MED18363] gendre, n. --> gender
[MED18364] gendren, v. --> gender
[MED18365] gendrer, n. --> genderer
[MED18366] gendringe, ger. --> gendering
[MED18367] gendrure, n. --> gendrure
[MED18368] Gene, n. --> jane
[MED18369] genealogial, adj. --> genealogial
[MED18370] genealogi(e, n. --> genealogy
[MED18371] genelas, n. pl. --> genelas
[MED18372] generacioun, n. --> generation
[MED18373] general, adj. &amp; n. --> general
[MED18374] generalisen, v. --> generalize
[MED18375] generalli, adv. --> generally
[MED18376] generallich, adj. --> generally
[MED18377] generalte, n. --> generalty
[MED18378] generate, adj. --> generate
[MED18379] generatif, n. --> generative
[MED18380] generatif, adj. --> generative
[MED18380.5] generical, adj. --> generical
[MED18381] generosite, n. --> generosity
[MED18382] Genesis, n. --> genesis
[MED18383] geneste, n. --> genista
[MED18384] genet, n.(1) --> genet
[MED18385] genet, n.(2) --> jennet
[MED18386] genetif, adj. &amp; n. --> genitive
[MED18387] genge, adj. --> genge
[MED18388] gengen, v. --> geng
[MED18388.5] genicules, n. --> genicle
[MED18389] genital, n. --> genital
[MED18390] genital, adj. --> genital
[MED18391] genitour, n. --> genitor
[MED18392] genitras, n. pl. --> genitor | genitory
[MED18393] genitrice, n. --> genitrice
[MED18394] geniture, n. --> geniture
[MED18395] Genius, n. --> genius
[MED18396] gennowmbre, n. --> gennowmbre
[MED18397] Genosophis, n.pl. --> gymnosophist
[MED18398] genou, n. --> genou
[MED18399] gent, n. --> gent
[MED18400] gent, adj. --> gent
[MED18401] gentes, n.pl. --> gentes
[MED18402] gentil, n. --> gentle
[MED18403] gentil, adj. --> gentle
[MED18404] gentilen, v. --> gentle
[MED18405] gentilesse, n. --> gentilesse
[MED18406] gentilete, n. --> gentility
[MED18407] gentilhede, n. --> gentilhede
[MED18408] gentili, adj. --> gentily
[MED18409] gentilli, adv. --> gently
[MED18410] gentil-man, n. --> gentleman
[MED18411] gentilmanli, adj. --> gentlemanly
[MED18412] gentilmanli, adv. --> gentlemanly
[MED18413] gentilnes(se, n. --> gentleness
[MED18414] gentilrie, n. --> gentlery
[MED18415] gentil-womman, n. --> gentlewoman
[MED18416] gentis(e, n. --> gentise
[MED18417] gentri(e, n. --> gentry
[MED18418] gentris(e, n. --> gentrice
[MED18419] genu-fleccion, n. --> genuflexion | genuflection
[MED18420] genulere, n. --> genouillere
[MED18421] geomancer, n. --> geomancer
[MED18422] geomanci(e, n. --> geomancy
[MED18423] geometrical, adj. --> geometrical
[MED18423.5] geonatides, n. --> geonatides
[MED18423.6] Georgienes, n. --> Georgian
[MED18424] gerard, n. --> gerard
[MED18425] gerder, n. --> girder
[MED18426] gere, n. --> gear
[MED18427] geren, v. --> gar
[MED18428] gerfaucoun, n. --> gyrfalcon
[MED18429] gerfaunt, n. --> gerfaunt
[MED18430] gerful, adj. --> gerful
[MED18431] geri, adj. --> gery
[MED18432] gerinesse, n. --> geriness
[MED18433] gering, n. --> gering
[MED18434] gerish, adj. --> gerish
[MED18435] gerishli, adv. --> gerishly
[MED18436] gerlond, n. --> garland
[MED18437] gerlonden, v. --> garland
[MED18438] gerlondesche, n. --> gerlaundesche
[MED18439] germ, n. --> gem
[MED18440] germain, adj. --> germane | german
[MED18441] germaines, n. pl. --> German
[MED18442] germandre, n. --> germander
[MED18443] germani(e, n. --> germany
[MED18444] germinacioun, n. --> germination
[MED18445] germinaunt, adj. --> germinant
[MED18446] germinen, v. --> germin
[MED18447] germininge, ger. --> gemining
[MED18448] gerner, n. --> garner
[MED18448.5] gernerie, n. --> gernerie
[MED18449] gernet, n. --> garnet
[MED18450] gernet(e, n. --> garnet
[MED18451] gerneter, n. --> garneter
[MED18452] gerone, adj. --> gyronny
[MED18453] gersum(e, n. --> gersum
[MED18454] gersumen, v. --> gersum
[MED18455] gerth, n. --> girth
[MED18456] gerthen, v. --> girth
[MED18457] gerthing, ger. --> girthing
[MED18458] gerundif, n. --> gerundive
[MED18459] ges, n. --> jess
[MED18460] gesin(e, n. --> gesine
[MED18461] g(e-sol-re-ut, n. --> G-sol-re-ut
[MED18462] gesoun, adj. &amp; n. --> geason
[MED18463] gesse, n.(1) --> guess
[MED18464] gessen, v. --> guess
[MED18465] gessenande, ppl. --> gessenande
[MED18466] gessere, n. --> guesser
[MED18467] gessinge, ger. --> guessing
[MED18468] gest, n. --> guest
[MED18469] gestable, adj. as n. --> gestable
[MED18470] gest(e, n.(1) --> gest
[MED18471] gest(e, n.(2) --> gest
[MED18472] gesten, v.(1) --> guest
[MED18473] gesten, v.(2) --> gest
[MED18474] gestenen, v. --> gesten
[MED18475] gestenere, n. --> gestenere
[MED18476] gestening(e, ger. --> gestening | gestning
[MED18477] gesticulation, n. --> gesticulation
[MED18477.5] gestiment, n. --> gestiment
[MED18478] gesting(e, ger.(1) --> guesting
[MED18479] gesting(e, ger. --> gesting
[MED18480] gestonie, n. --> gestonye
[MED18481] gestour, n. --> gester
[MED18482] gesture, n. --> gesture
[MED18483] get, n.(1) --> jet
[MED18484] get, n.(2) --> jet
[MED18485] get(e, n.(1) --> get
[MED18486] gete, n.(2) --> gete
[MED18487] gete, n.(3) --> jetty
[MED18488] geteed, ppl. --> jetty
[MED18489] geten, v.(1) --> get
[MED18490] geten, v.(2) --> gete
[MED18491] getenluker, adv. comp. --> getenly
[MED18492] geter, n. --> yeter | yetter
[MED18493] geter(e, n. --> getter
[MED18494] gethe, n. --> gethe
[MED18495] geting(e, ger.(1) --> getting
[MED18496] getinge, ger.(2) --> gate
[MED18496.5] getingli, adv. --> gettingly
[MED18496.6] getingnesse, n. --> gettingness
[MED18497] getles, adj. --> getless
[MED18498] getten, v. --> jet
[MED18499] getter-line, n. --> getterline
[MED18500] gettinge, ger. --> jetting
[MED18501] gettingli, adv. --> jettingly
[MED18502] gettour, n. --> jetter
[MED18502.5] ghether, (no part of speech) --> ghether
[MED18503] Gianish, adj. --> Gienneish
[MED18504] Gib(be, n.(1) --> gib
[MED18505] gibbe, n.(2) --> gib
[MED18506] gibbe hors, phr. --> jibby-horse
[MED18507] gibben, v. --> gibben
[MED18508] gibbosite, n. --> gibbosity
[MED18509] gibbous, adj. &amp; n. --> gibbous
[MED18510] gib(e-crake, n. --> gimcrack
[MED18511] gibelet, n. --> giblet
[MED18511.5] giberishe, n. --> gibberish
[MED18512] gibet(e, n. --> gibbet
[MED18513] gide, n. --> guide
[MED18514] giden, v. --> guide
[MED18515] gideresse, n. --> guideress
[MED18516] gidi, adj. &amp; n. --> giddy
[MED18517] gidihede, n. --> giddihead
[MED18518] gidilich, adj. --> giddily
[MED18519] gidiliche, adv. --> giddily
[MED18520] gidinesse, n. --> giddiness
[MED18521] giding(e, ger. --> guiding
[MED18522] gidles, adj. --> gidles
[MED18523] gidour, n. --> guider
[MED18524] gi(e, n. --> guy
[MED18525] gien, v. --> guy
[MED18526] Gien(ne, n. --> gean
[MED18527] giezitrie, n. --> giesetrye
[MED18528] gigant, n. --> gigant
[MED18529] gige, n.(1) --> guige
[MED18530] gige, n.(2) --> guige
[MED18531] gigelot, n. --> giglet | giglot
[MED18532] gigelotrie, n. --> gigletry
[MED18533] gigen, v. --> jig
[MED18534] gig(ge, n.(1) --> gegge
[MED18535] gigge, n.(2) --> guige
[MED18536] gigging, ger. --> gigge
[MED18537] gig-mille, n. --> gig-mill
[MED18538] gigour, n. --> gigour
[MED18539] gil, n.(1) --> gill
[MED18540] gil, n.(2) --> gill | jill
[MED18541] gild(e, n. --> guild | gild
[MED18542] gild(e-hal(le, n. --> guild-hall
[MED18543] gilden, n. --> gilden
[MED18544] gilden, adj. --> gilden
[MED18545] gilden, v. --> gild
[MED18546] gilder, n.(1) --> guilder
[MED18547] gilder, n.(2) --> gilder
[MED18548] gilder, n.(3) --> gilder
[MED18549] gildestere, n. --> gildestere
[MED18550] gilding(e, ger. --> gilding
[MED18551] gildren, v. --> gilder
[MED18552] gil(e, n.(1) --> gill
[MED18553] gile, n.(2) --> gyle
[MED18554] gile, n.(3) --> guile
[MED18555] gileful, adj. --> guileful
[MED18556] gil(e)fulli, adv. --> guilefully
[MED18557] gilefulnesse, n. --> guilefulness
[MED18558] gilen, v.(1) --> guile
[MED18559] gilen, v.(2) --> gile
[MED18560] gileri(e, n. --> guilery
[MED18561] gilesom, adj. --> guilesome
[MED18562] gili, adj. --> guily
[MED18563] giling, ger. --> guiling
[MED18564] gilinge, ger. --> guiling
[MED18565] gilingli, adv. --> guilingly
[MED18566] gille, n. --> gill
[MED18567] gillen, v. --> gill
[MED18568] giller, n. --> giller
[MED18569] gilles, adv. --> gilles
[MED18569.5] gilling, n. --> gilling
[MED18570] gillinge, ger. --> gilling
[MED18571] Gilmin, n. --> guillemin
[MED18572] gilofre, n. --> gillyflower
[MED18573] gilote, n. --> gilote
[MED18574] gilour, n. --> guiler
[MED18575] gilous, adj. --> guilous
[MED18576] gilousli, adv. --> guilously
[MED18577] gilt, n.(1) --> guilt
[MED18578] gilt, n.(2) --> gilt
[MED18579] gilt, n.(3) --> gilded
[MED18580] gilten, adj. --> gilten
[MED18581] gilten, v.(1) --> guilt
[MED18582] gilten, v.(2) --> gilt
[MED18583] gilter, n. --> guilter
[MED18584] gilti, adj. --> guilty
[MED18585] giltif, adj. --> guilty
[MED18586] gilting(e, ger. --> gilting
[MED18587] giltles, adj., adv., n. --> guiltless
[MED18588] giltlesli, adv. --> guiltlessly
[MED18589] gilt-wite, n. --> gilt-wite
[MED18590] gimber, n. --> gimmer
[MED18591] gimel, n. --> gimel
[MED18592] gimlet, n. --> gimlet
[MED18593] gimple, n. --> gimple
[MED18593.5] gindage, n. --> gindage
[MED18594] ginful, adj. --> ginful
[MED18595] gin-gaudre, n. --> gyngawdry | gyngawtre
[MED18596] ging(e, n. --> ging
[MED18597] ginge-bred, n. --> gingerbread
[MED18597.5] gingels, n. --> jingle
[MED18598] gingil, n. --> gingil
[MED18599] gingive, n. --> gingive
[MED18600] gingivere, n. --> ginger
[MED18601] ginglen, v. --> jingle
[MED18602] ginglinge, ger. --> jingling
[MED18603] gin(ne, n. --> gin
[MED18604] ginnen, v. --> gin
[MED18605] ginner, n.(1) --> ginner
[MED18606] ginner, n.(2) --> ginner
[MED18607] ginni, adj. --> ginny
[MED18608] ginning, ger. --> ginning
[MED18609] ginning(e, ger. --> ginning
[MED18610] ginningles, adj. --> ginningless
[MED18611] ginnour, n. --> ginour
[MED18612] ginnous, adj. --> ginnous
[MED18613] ginnousli, adv. --> ginnously
[MED18614] gint, n. --> gint
[MED18615] giour, n. --> guyour
[MED18616] gipel, n. --> gipel
[MED18617] gipse, n.(1) --> gyps
[MED18618] gipse, n.(2) --> gyps
[MED18618.5] gipsen, adj. --> gipsen
[MED18619] gipsen, v. --> gypse
[MED18620] gipseous, adj. --> gypseous
[MED18621] gipser, n. --> gipser
[MED18622] gipsiale, adj. --> gypsiale
[MED18623] gipsian, n. --> gypsian
[MED18624] gipsum, n. --> gypsum
[MED18625] gird(e, n. --> gird
[MED18626] girdel, n. --> girdle
[MED18627] girdeler, n. --> girdler
[MED18628] girdelestre, n. --> girdelestre
[MED18629] girdel-stede, n. --> girdlestead
[MED18630] girden, v.(1) --> gird
[MED18631] girden, v.(2) --> gird
[MED18632] girding(e, ger.(1) --> girding
[MED18633] girding(e, ger.(2) --> girding
[MED18634] gire, n. --> gyre
[MED18635] gire, adj. --> gure
[MED18636] giren, v. --> gyre
[MED18637] girl(e, n. --> girl
[MED18638] girtring, ppl. --> girtring
[MED18639] gisarme, n. --> gisarme
[MED18640] gise, n. --> guise
[MED18641] gisel, n. --> yisel
[MED18642] gisen, v. --> guise
[MED18643] giser, n. --> gizzard
[MED18644] giserne, n. --> gizzern
[MED18645] gisie, adj. --> gisie
[MED18646] gisili, adv. --> guisily
[MED18647] gising, ger. --> gising
[MED18648] gislen, v. --> gislen
[MED18649] giste, n.(1) --> giste
[MED18650] giste, n.(2) --> gist
[MED18651] giste, n.(3) --> joist
[MED18652] gisten, v.(1) --> gist
[MED18653] gisten, v.(2) --> gist
[MED18654] gisting, ger. --> gisting
[MED18655] gite, n.(1) --> gite
[MED18656] gite, n.(2) --> gite
[MED18657] gite, n.(3) --> gite | gide
[MED18658] giterne, n. --> gittern
[MED18659] giternen, v. --> gittern
[MED18660] giterner(e, n. --> gitterner
[MED18661] giterninge, ger. --> gittern
[MED18662] gith, n. --> gith
[MED18663] gitoun, n. --> geton
[MED18664] giue-goue, n. --> gewgaw | gew-gaw
[MED18665] giuel-goue, n. --> givel-goue
[MED18666] givelen, v. --> givel
[MED18667] given, v. --> gyve
[MED18668] gives, n. pl. --> gyve
[MED18669] glaberer, n. --> glaberer
[MED18670] glace, n.(1) --> glace
[MED18671] glace, n.(2) --> glace
[MED18672] glacen, v. --> glace
[MED18673] glacing(e, ger. --> glacing
[MED18674] glad, n. --> glad
[MED18675] glad, adj. --> glad
[MED18676] glad, adv. --> glad
[MED18677] glade, n.(1) --> glode
[MED18678] glade, n.(2) --> glade
[MED18679] gladen, n. --> gladen
[MED18680] gladen, v. --> glad
[MED18681] gladen(e, n. --> gladdon
[MED18682] gladenen, v. --> gladden
[MED18683] glader(e, n. --> gladder
[MED18684] gladful, adj. --> gladful
[MED18685] gladfulli, adv. --> gladfully
[MED18686] gladhede, n. --> gladhead
[MED18687] gladiator, n. --> gladiator
[MED18688] glading(e, ger. --> gladding
[MED18689] gladiol, n. --> gladiole
[MED18690] gladli, adj. --> gladly
[MED18691] gladli, adv. --> gladly
[MED18692] gladnes(se, n. --> gladness
[MED18693] gladshipe, n. --> gladship
[MED18694] gladsom, adj. --> gladsome
[MED18695] gladsomli, adv. --> gladsomely
[MED18696] gladsomnesse, n. --> gladsomeness
[MED18697] glaire, n. --> glair
[MED18698] glaive, n. --> glaive
[MED18699] glam, n. --> glam
[MED18700] glandele, n. and adj. --> glandule
[MED18701] glandelous, adj. --> glandulous
[MED18702] glandes, n.pl. --> glandes
[MED18703] glare, n. --> glare
[MED18704] glaren, v. --> glare
[MED18705] glareous, adj. --> glareous
[MED18706] glaria, n. --> glaria
[MED18707] glas, n. --> glass
[MED18707.5] glas, n.(2) --> glas
[MED18708] glasen, adj. --> glassen | glazen
[MED18709] glasen, v. --> glaze
[MED18710] glasenand, ppl. --> glasenand
[MED18710.5] glasenesshe, n. --> glassenish
[MED18711] glaser, v. --> glazer
[MED18712] glasful, n. --> glassful
[MED18713] glasi, adj. --> glassy
[MED18714] glasier, n. --> glazer
[MED18715] glasinesse, n. --> glassiness
[MED18716] glasing(e, ger. --> glazing
[MED18717] glasse, n. --> glass
[MED18718] glasteren, v. --> glaster
[MED18719] glateren, v. --> glitter
[MED18720] glath, adv. --> glath
[MED18721] glath(e, n. --> glad
[MED18722] glath(e, adj. --> glad
[MED18723] glathen, v. --> glath
[MED18724] glatissaunt, adj. --> 
[MED18725] glatissing, ppl. --> glatissing
[MED18726] glauk, adj. --> glawke
[MED18727] glaukinum, n. --> glaukinum
[MED18728] glaunce-ore, n. --> glance-ore
[MED18729] glaunde, n. --> glaunde
[MED18730] glaundres, n. --> glaundres
[MED18731] glaunsing, ger. --> glaunsing
[MED18732] glaver, n. --> glaver
[MED18733] glaveren, v. --> glaver
[MED18734] glaveringe, ger. --> glavering
[MED18735] gle, n.(1) --> glee
[MED18736] gle, n.(2) --> gle
[MED18737] glebe, n. --> glebe
[MED18738] glede, n.(1) --> glede | gled
[MED18739] gled(e, n.(2) --> gleed
[MED18740] gledi, adj. --> gledy
[MED18741] gleg, adj. --> gleg
[MED18742] glegel, n. --> glegel
[MED18743] glei-glof, n. --> glayglofe
[MED18744] gleim, n. --> gleim
[MED18745] gleimen, v. --> gleim
[MED18746] gleimi, adj. --> gleimy
[MED18747] gleimihede, n. --> gleimihead
[MED18748] gleiminesse, n. --> gleiminess
[MED18749] gleiming(e, ger. --> gleiming
[MED18750] gleimingnesse, n. --> gleimingness
[MED18751] gleimous, adj. --> gleimous
[MED18752] gleimousnesse, n. --> gleimousness
[MED18753] glem, n. --> gleam
[MED18754] gle-man, n. --> gleeman
[MED18755] glemen, v. --> gleam
[MED18756] gleming(e, ger. --> gleaming
[MED18757] glen, n. --> glen
[MED18758] glenchen, v. --> glance
[MED18759] glene, n. --> glean
[MED18760] glenen, v. --> glean
[MED18761] glener, n. --> gleaner
[MED18762] gleng, n. --> gleng
[MED18763] gleninge, ger. --> gleaning
[MED18764] glent, n. --> glent
[MED18765] glenten, v. --> glent
[MED18766] glenting, ger. --> glent
[MED18767] glet, n. --> gleet
[MED18768] glet, adj. --> gleet
[MED18769] gletering, ger. --> glittering
[MED18770] glethurli, adv. --> glidder
[MED18771] gletti, adj. --> gleety
[MED18772] glettous, adj. --> gleetous | glittous
[MED18773] gleu, n. --> glue
[MED18774] gleu, adj. --> glew
[MED18775] gleuen, v.(1) --> glew
[MED18776] gleuen, v.(2) --> glue
[MED18777] gleuer, n. --> gluer
[MED18778] gleui, adj. --> gluey
[MED18779] gleuinge, ger.(1) --> glew
[MED18780] gleuing(e, ger.(2) --> gluing
[MED18781] gleuish, adj. --> gluey
[MED18782] gleuliche, adv. --> gleuliche
[MED18783] gliciride, n. --> gliciride
[MED18784] glidder, adj. --> glidder
[MED18785] gliden, v. --> glide
[MED18786] glider, n. --> glider
[MED18787] glide worm, n. --> glideworm
[MED18788] gliding(e, ger. --> gliding
[MED18789] glien, v. --> glee | gley
[MED18790] gliere, n. --> gleer
[MED18791] gliffen, v. --> gliff
[MED18792] gliften, v. --> glift
[MED18793] glifting, ger. --> glifting
[MED18794] gling(e, ger. --> gleeing
[MED18795] glimer, n. --> glimmer
[MED18796] glimeren, v. --> glimmer
[MED18797] glimering(e, ger. --> glimmering
[MED18798] glimishing, ppl. --> glimishing
[MED18799] glimme, n. --> glim
[MED18800] glimsen, v. --> glimpse
[MED18801] glimsing(e, ger. --> glimpsing
[MED18802] glind(e, n. --> glinde
[MED18803] glinder, n. --> glinder
[MED18804] glint, adj. --> glint
[MED18805] glire, n. --> glire
[MED18806] glisen, v. --> glise
[MED18807] glishining, ppl. --> glistening
[MED18808] glisnen, v. --> glisten
[MED18809] glisninge, ger. --> glistening
[MED18809.5] glistard, n. --> glistard
[MED18810] glisteren, v. --> glister
[MED18811] glistering, ger. --> glistering
[MED18812] glitenen, v. --> gliten
[MED18813] gliteren, v. --> glitter
[MED18813.5] glo, n. --> glo
[MED18814] globbe, n. --> glub
[MED18815] globben, v. --> globbe
[MED18816] globber, n. --> globber
[MED18817] globe, n. --> globe
[MED18818] globose, adj. --> globose | globous
[MED18819] glocken, v. --> glock
[MED18820] glodier, n. --> glodier
[MED18821] gloffare, n. --> gloffer
[MED18822] gloffing, ger. --> gloffing
[MED18823] gloi, n. --> gloy
[MED18824] glomen, v. --> gloom
[MED18825] glomer, n. --> glomer
[MED18826] glonden, v. --> glonden
[MED18827] glope, n. --> globe
[MED18828] glopen, v. --> glop
[MED18829] glopnedli, adv. --> glopnedly
[MED18830] glopnen, v. --> gloppen
[MED18831] glopning, ger. --> glopning
[MED18832] gloren, v. --> glore
[MED18833] gloria, n. --> Gloria
[MED18834] gloriacioun, n. --> gloriation
[MED18835] glorie, n. --> glory
[MED18836] glorien, v.(1) --> glory
[MED18837] glorien, v.(2) --> glory
[MED18838] glorificacioun, n. --> glorification
[MED18839] glorificate, adj. --> glorificate
[MED18840] glorifie, n. --> glorify
[MED18841] glorifien, v. --> glorify
[MED18842] glorifier, n. --> glorifier
[MED18843] glorifiing(e, ger. --> glorifying
[MED18844] gloriing(e, ger. --> glorying
[MED18845] glorious, adj. --> glorious
[MED18846] gloriousli, adv. --> gloriously
[MED18847] gloriousnesse, n. --> gloriousness
[MED18848] gloriuste, n. --> gloriuste
[MED18849] glosarie, n. --> glossary
[MED18850] glosatour, n. --> glossator
[MED18851] glose, n. --> gloze
[MED18852] glosen, v. --> gloze
[MED18853] gloser, n. --> glozer
[MED18854] glosing(e, ger. --> glozing
[MED18855] glosingli, adv. --> glossingly
[MED18856] glosing-nail, n. --> glosing-nail
[MED18857] glot, n. --> glot
[MED18858] glotenish, adj. --> glotenish
[MED18859] gloteri(e, n. --> gluttery
[MED18860] gloterous, adj. --> glutterous
[MED18861] glotheren, v. --> glother
[MED18862] glotherer, n. --> glotherer
[MED18863] glothering, ger. --> glothering
[MED18864] glotien, v. --> glut
[MED18864.5] glotoner, n. --> gluttoner
[MED18865] glotoni(e, n. --> gluttony
[MED18866] glotonli, adv. --> gluttonly
[MED18867] glotonous, adj. --> gluttonous
[MED18868] glotoun, n. --> glutton
[MED18869] glotoun, adj. --> glutton
[MED18870] glou, n. --> glow
[MED18871] glou-berd, n. --> glowbard
[MED18872] glouen, v.(1) --> glow
[MED18873] glouen, v.(2) --> glow
[MED18874] glouere, n. --> glower
[MED18875] glouinge, ger. --> glowing
[MED18876] gloumen, v. --> gloom
[MED18877] glouming(e, ger. --> glouming
[MED18877.5] glouser, n. --> glouser
[MED18878] glouten, v. --> glout
[MED18879] gloutinge, ger.(1) --> glutting
[MED18880] gloutinge, ger.(2) --> glouting
[MED18881] gloutliche, adv. --> gloutliche
[MED18882] glou-worm, n. --> glow-worm
[MED18883] glove, n. --> glove
[MED18884] gloven, v. --> glove
[MED18885] glover, n. --> glover
[MED18886] gloveres, n. --> glover
[MED18887] glozaunt, adj. --> glozaunt
[MED18888] gluferi, n. --> glovery
[MED18889] glug, n. --> glug
[MED18889.5] glum, n. --> glum
[MED18890] glusker, n. --> glusker
[MED18891] gluskinge, ger. --> glusk
[MED18892] glut, n. --> glut
[MED18893] glutenerie, n. --> gluttonry
[MED18894] gluternesse, n. --> gluterness
[MED18895] glutinacioun, n. --> glutination
[MED18896] glutinate, adj. --> glutinate
[MED18897] glutinaten, v. --> glutinate
[MED18898] glutinatif, adj. &amp; n. --> glutinative
[MED18899] glutinen, v. --> glutine
[MED18900] glutinosite, n. --> glutinosity
[MED18901] glutinous, adj. --> gluttonous
[MED18902] glutten, v. --> glutten
[MED18903] glutteri, adj. --> gluttery
[MED18904] gnachen, v. --> gnacche
[MED18905] gnacher, n. --> gnasher
[MED18906] gnachinge, ger. --> gnashing
[MED18906.5] gnagging, ger. --> knagging
[MED18907] gnappen, v. --> gnap
[MED18908] gnare, n. --> gnare
[MED18909] gnaren, v. --> gnare
[MED18910] gnasten, v. --> gnast
[MED18911] gnaster, n. --> gnaster
[MED18912] gnasting(e, ger. --> gnasting
[MED18913] gnastren, v. --> gnast
[MED18914] gnat, n. --> gnat
[MED18915] gnauen, v. --> gnaw
[MED18916] gnauer, n. --> gnawer
[MED18917] gnauing(e, ger. --> gnawing
[MED18918] gnede, n. --> gnede
[MED18919] gnede, adj. --> gnede
[MED18920] gnedeliche, adv. --> gnedy
[MED18921] gneden, v. --> gnede
[MED18922] gnedi, adj. --> gnedy
[MED18923] gneornung, ger. --> gneornung
[MED18924] gniden, v. --> gnide
[MED18925] gnit, n. --> gnit
[MED18926] gnodden, v. --> gnodde
[MED18926.5] gnodding, ger. --> gnodde
[MED18927] gnof, n. --> gnoff
[MED18928] gnokken, n. --> gnokken
[MED18929] gnost, n. --> gnast
[MED18930] gobard, n. --> cobbard
[MED18931] gobbe, n. --> gob
[MED18932] gobbede, adj. --> gobbed
[MED18933] gobben, v. --> gob
[MED18934] gobbone, adj. --> gobony
[MED18935] gobelet, n. --> goblet
[MED18936] gobeletful, n. --> gobletful
[MED18937] gobelin, n. --> goblin
[MED18938] gobet, n. --> gobbet
[MED18939] gobeten, v. --> gobbet
[MED18940] gobetmele, adv. --> gobbetmeal
[MED18941] goboler, n. --> goboler
[MED18942] gobon, n. --> goby
[MED18943] gobonen, v. --> gobbon
[MED18944] goboun, n. --> gobbon
[MED18944.5] gochon, n. --> gochon
[MED18945] God, n.(1) --> god
[MED18946] god, n.(2) --> good
[MED18947] god, adj. --> good
[MED18948] god, adv. --> good
[MED18949] godard, n. --> goddard
[MED18950] god-barn, n. --> god-bairn
[MED18951] god-brother, n. --> god-brother
[MED18952] god-child, n. --> god-child
[MED18953] godcund, adj. &amp; n. --> godcund
[MED18954] godcundhede, n. --> godcundhead
[MED18955] godcundleik, n. --> godcundlaik
[MED18956] godcundlic, adj. --> godcundlic
[MED18957] godcundnesse, n. --> godcundness
[MED18958] god dai, god(d)ai, phr. &amp; n. --> good day
[MED18959] god-dede, n. --> good-deed
[MED18960] goddes(se, n. --> goddess
[MED18961] goddich, adj. --> goddish
[MED18962] god-doer, n. --> good doer
[MED18963] goddot, interj. --> goddot
[MED18964] god-doughter, n. --> god-daughter
[MED18965] gode, n. --> goad
[MED18966] godefrigtihed, n. --> Godfrightihead
[MED18967] god(e)friht, adj. &amp; n. --> Godfright
[MED18968] god(e)frihti, adj. --> Godfrighty
[MED18969] gode-herted, adj. --> good-hearted
[MED18970] gode-hertines, n. --> good-heartedness
[MED18971] godelinge, ger. --> godelinge
[MED18972] goden, v. --> good
[MED18973] goder hele, phr. &amp; n. --> goder-heal
[MED18974] godet, n. --> godet
[MED18975] god-fader, n. --> godfather
[MED18976] godful, adj. --> goodful
[MED18977] godfulhed, n. --> goodfulhead
[MED18978] godfulliche, adv. --> goodfully
[MED18979] godhede, n.(1) --> godhead
[MED18980] godhede, n.(2) --> goodhead
[MED18981] godier, n. --> godier
[MED18982] godleic, n. --> goodlaik
[MED18983] godles, adj. &amp; n. --> goodless
[MED18984] godli, adj.(1) --> godly
[MED18985] godli, adj.(2) --> goodly
[MED18986] godli, adv.(1) --> godly
[MED18987] godli, adv.(2) --> goodly
[MED18988] godlihed, n. --> godlyhead
[MED18989] godlihed(e, n. --> goodlihead
[MED18990] godlili, adv. --> godlily
[MED18990.5] godlines(se, n.(1) --> godliness
[MED18991] godlines(se, n.(2) --> goodliness
[MED18992] god man, god-man, phr. &amp; n. --> goodman
[MED18993] god-moder, n. --> godmother
[MED18994] god-modrede, n. --> god-modrede
[MED18995] godnesse, n.(1) --> godness
[MED18996] godnes(se, n.(2) --> goodness
[MED18997] godshipe, n. --> godship
[MED18998] god-sib(be, n. --> gossip
[MED18999] godsib-rede, n. --> gossipred
[MED19000] god-sone, n. --> godson
[MED19001] god spede, god-spede, phr. &amp; n. --> good speed
[MED19002] godspellic, adj. --> alyalden
[MED19003] god-suster, n. --> godsister
[MED19004] god wif, god-wif, phr. &amp; n. --> goodwife
[MED19005] god wil(le, god-wil(le, phr. &amp; n. --> goodwill
[MED19006] god-willer, n. --> good-willer
[MED19007] goer, n. --> goer
[MED19008] goffe, n. --> goff
[MED19009] goffen, v. --> goffen
[MED19010] Gog, n.(1) --> Gog
[MED19011] Gog, n.(2) --> Gog
[MED19011.5] gogel, n. --> goggle
[MED19012] gogel-eie, n. &amp; adj. --> google-eye
[MED19013] gogel-eied, adj. --> google-eyed
[MED19014] gog(e)len, v. --> goggle
[MED19015] gogeler, n. --> gogeler
[MED19016] gogeling, ger. --> gogeling
[MED19017] goget, n. --> goget
[MED19018] gog(ge, n.(1) --> gog
[MED19019] gogge, n.(2) --> gog
[MED19020] goggel-i&#x292;ednesse, n. --> 
[MED19021] Gogmagog, n. --> Gogmagog
[MED19022] goibert, n. --> goibert
[MED19023] going(e, ger. --> going
[MED19024] gojoun, n.(1) --> gudgeon
[MED19025] gojoun, n.(2) --> gudgeon
[MED19026] gok, n. --> gowk
[MED19027] goki, n. &amp; adj. --> goky
[MED19028] gol, n. --> goal
[MED19029] gol, adj. --> gole
[MED19030] golanand, ppl. --> golanand
[MED19031] gold, n. --> gold
[MED19032] gold, adj. --> gold
[MED19033] gold-beter, n. --> gold-beater
[MED19034] golde, n. --> gold
[MED19035] golded, ppl. --> golded
[MED19036] golden, n. --> goldeney
[MED19037] golden, adj. --> golden
[MED19038] golder, n. --> golder
[MED19039] gold-finch, n. --> goldfinch
[MED19040] goldi, adj. --> goldy
[MED19041] goldish, adj. --> goldish
[MED19042] goldles, adj. --> goldless
[MED19043] goldli, adj. --> goldly
[MED19044] gold-smith, n. --> goldsmith
[MED19045] gold-smithesse, n. --> goldsmithess
[MED19046] gold-smithrie, n. --> goldsmithery
[MED19047] gole, n.(1) --> gole
[MED19048] gole, n.(2) --> golee
[MED19049] golen, v. --> yoll
[MED19050] goler, n. --> goler
[MED19051] golet, n. --> gullet
[MED19052] golf, n. --> goaf
[MED19053] golhed, n. --> golehead
[MED19054] goliardeis, n. --> goliardeys
[MED19055] Golias, n. --> Goliath
[MED19056] golike, adj. --> golik
[MED19057] golioun, n. --> golion
[MED19058] gollan, n. --> gollan(d
[MED19059] golle, n. --> gull
[MED19060] gollich, adj. --> golelich
[MED19061] golnes, n. --> golnes
[MED19062] golnesse, n. --> goleness
[MED19063] golsipe, n. --> goleship
[MED19064] golsony, n. --> golsony
[MED19065] golven, v. --> goave
[MED19066] golving, ger. --> goaving
[MED19067] gome, n.(1) --> gome
[MED19068] gome, n.(2) --> gom
[MED19069] gome, n.(3) --> gum
[MED19070] gome, n.(4) --> gome
[MED19071] gomme, n. --> gum
[MED19072] gommen, v. --> gum
[MED19073] gommi, adj. --> gummy
[MED19074] gomming, ger. --> gumming
[MED19075] gommish, adj. --> gommish
[MED19076] gommous, adj. --> gommous
[MED19077] gomor, n. --> gomer
[MED19078] gon, v. --> go
[MED19079] gonel, n. --> gonel
[MED19080] gonen, v. --> gane
[MED19081] goning, ger. --> ganing
[MED19082] gonne, n. --> gun
[MED19083] gonne-poudre, n. --> gunpowder
[MED19084] gonner, n. --> gunner
[MED19085] gonne-ston, n. --> gunstone
[MED19086] gonnilde, n. --> gonnilde
[MED19087] gore, n.(1) --> gare
[MED19088] gor(e, n.(2) --> gore
[MED19089] gor(e, n.(3) --> gore
[MED19090] gorel, n. --> gorel
[MED19091] goren, v.(1) --> gore
[MED19092] goren, v.(2) --> gore
[MED19093] gorge, n. --> gorge
[MED19094] gorgeaunt, n. --> gorgeaunt
[MED19095] gorged, ppl. --> gorged
[MED19096] gorgen, v. --> gorge
[MED19097] gorgeouse, adj. --> gorgeous
[MED19098] gorger, n. --> gorger
[MED19099] gorgeren, v. --> gorger
[MED19100] gorgerer, n. --> gorgerer
[MED19101] gorget, n. --> gorget
[MED19102] Gorgon, n. --> Gorgon
[MED19103] gorgonza, n. --> gorgonza
[MED19104] goring, n. --> goring
[MED19105] goring, ger. --> goring
[MED19106] gormaunden, v. --> gourmand
[MED19107] goroun, n. --> goroun
[MED19108] gorst, n. --> grost
[MED19109] gor-wounded, ppl. --> 
[MED19110] gos, n. --> goose
[MED19111] goser, n. --> gooser
[MED19112] gos-hauk, n. --> goshawk
[MED19113] gosiliche, adj. --> gosiliche
[MED19114] gosish, adj. --> goosish
[MED19115] gosling, n. --> gosling
[MED19116] gospel, n. --> gospel
[MED19117] gospellen, v. --> gospel
[MED19118] gospeller(e, n. --> gospeller
[MED19119] gospelling, ger. --> gospelling
[MED19120] gos-somer, n. --> gossamer
[MED19121] gost, n. --> ghost
[MED19122] gosted, adj. --> gosted
[MED19123] gostful, adj. --> ghostful
[MED19124] gostli, adj. --> ghostly
[MED19125] gostli, adv. --> ghostly
[MED19126] gostlihede, -hod, n. --> ghostlihead
[MED19127] gostlines(se, n. --> ghostliness
[MED19128] got, n. --> goat
[MED19129] got(e, n. --> gote
[MED19130] goter, n.(1) --> gutter
[MED19131] goter, n. (2) --> goater
[MED19132] goth, n. --> Goth
[MED19133] Got-ham, n. --> Gotham
[MED19134] gothelen, v. --> gothele
[MED19135] Gothes, Gotes, n.pl. --> Goth
[MED19136] gotling, n. --> gottling
[MED19137] gouen, v. --> gaw
[MED19137.5] gouer, n. --> gouer
[MED19138] gouge, n. --> gouge
[MED19139] goulen, v. --> gowl
[MED19140] goules, n.&amp; adj. --> gules
[MED19141] goulf, n. --> gulf
[MED19142] gouling(e, ger. --> gowling
[MED19143] gounde, n. --> gound
[MED19144] gounded, ppl. --> gounded
[MED19145] goundel, n. --> gondola
[MED19146] goundi, adj. --> goundy
[MED19147] goune, n. --> gown
[MED19148] gouned, ppl. --> gown
[MED19149] gounfanoun, n. --> gonfanon
[MED19150] gounfanouner, n. --> gonfaneur
[MED19150.5] goup, n. --> gawp
[MED19151] goupen, n. --> gowpen
[MED19152] gourd(e, n. --> gourd
[MED19153] gourder, n. --> gourder
[MED19154] gourmaunt, n. --> gourmand
[MED19155] goute, n.(1) --> gout
[MED19156] goute, n.(2) --> goutte
[MED19157] gouten, v. --> gout
[MED19158] gouti, adj. --> gouty
[MED19159] goutines, n. --> goutines
[MED19160] goutish, adj. --> goutish
[MED19161] goutous, adj. --> goutous
[MED19162] govel, n. --> govel
[MED19163] govern, n. --> govern
[MED19164] governacioun, n. --> governation
[MED19165] governail, n. --> governail
[MED19166] governaunce, n. --> governance
[MED19167] governaunt, n. --> gouvernant
[MED19168] governement, n. --> government
[MED19169] governen, v. --> govern
[MED19170] governeresse, n. --> governeress
[MED19171] governesse, n. --> governess
[MED19172] governing(e, ger. --> governing
[MED19173] governour, n. --> governor
[MED19174] gowache, gowathe, n. --> gowache
[MED19175] grace, n. --> grace
[MED19176] graceful, adj. --> graceful
[MED19177] graceles, adj. --> graceless
[MED19178] gracelesli, adv. --> gracelessly
[MED19179] gracen, v. --> grace
[MED19180] gracia dei, n. --> Gratia Dei
[MED19181] gracias, n. --> gracias
[MED19182] gracious, adj. --> gracious
[MED19183] graciousli, adv. --> graciously
[MED19184] graciousnes(se, n. --> graciousness
[MED19185] gradateli, adv. --> gradately
[MED19186] graden, v. --> grade
[MED19187] graduacioun, n. --> graduation
[MED19188] gradual, n. --> gradual
[MED19189] gradual, adj. --> gradual
[MED19190] graduat, n. &amp; adj. --> graduate
[MED19191] graduaten, v. --> graduate
[MED19192] graduating, ger. --> graduating
[MED19193] graf, n. --> grave
[MED19194] graffe, n. --> graff
[MED19195] graffen, v. --> graff
[MED19196] graffere, n. --> graffer
[MED19197] graffing(e, ger. --> graffing
[MED19198] grafte, n. --> graft
[MED19199] graften, v. --> graft
[MED19200] grafting, ger. --> grafting
[MED19201] graiel, n. --> grail
[MED19202] grailed, adj. --> grailed
[MED19203] grain, n. --> grain
[MED19204] grained, ppl. adj. --> grained
[MED19205] grainen, v. --> grain
[MED19206] graini, adj. --> grainy
[MED19207] grainihede, n. --> grainihead
[MED19208] graining(e, ger. --> graining
[MED19209] gral, n. --> grail
[MED19210] grallen, v. --> grall
[MED19211] gram, adj. --> grame
[MED19212] gram, adv. --> gram
[MED19213] gramari(e, n. --> gramarye
[MED19214] gramarien, n. --> grammarian
[MED19215] gramaticalli, adv. --> grammatically
[MED19216] gramaunger, n. --> gramaungere
[MED19217] gramcund, adj. --> gramcund
[MED19218] gramcundnesse, n. --> gramcundness
[MED19219] gram(e, n. --> grame
[MED19220] gramen, v. --> grame
[MED19221] gramerci, n. &amp; interj. --> gramercy
[MED19222] gramere, n. --> grammar
[MED19223] grameten, n. --> grameten
[MED19224] graming, ger. --> graming
[MED19225] gramli, adv. --> gramely
[MED19226] gramthene, adj. --> gramthene
[MED19226.5] grandeur, n. --> grandeur
[MED19227] grando, n. --> grando
[MED19228] granulous, adj. --> granulous
[MED19229] granulousnesse, n. --> granulousness
[MED19230] grap, n. --> grope
[MED19231] grape, n.(1) --> grape
[MED19232] grape, n.(2) --> graip
[MED19233] grape-iren, n. --> grape-iron
[MED19234] grapel, n. --> grapple
[MED19235] grapenel, n. --> grapnel
[MED19236] graper, n. --> graper
[MED19237] grapesinge, ger. --> grapesing
[MED19238] grapi, adj. --> grapy
[MED19239] grappen, v. --> grappe
[MED19240] gras, n. --> grass
[MED19241] gras-avese, n. --> gras-avese
[MED19242] grasen, v. --> graze
[MED19243] gras-grene, adj. &amp; n. --> grass-green
[MED19244] gras-hoppe, n. --> grasshop
[MED19245] gras-hoppere, n. --> grasshopper
[MED19246] grasi, adj. --> grassy
[MED19247] grasier, n. --> grazier
[MED19248] grasles, adj. --> grassless
[MED19249] graspeis, n. --> grapeys
[MED19250] graspen, v. --> grasp
[MED19251] grassed, ppl. --> grassed
[MED19252] grassen, v. --> grass
[MED19253] grate, n.(1) --> grate
[MED19254] grate, n.(2) --> grate
[MED19255] grate, n.(3) --> grate
[MED19256] grated, ppl. --> grated
[MED19257] graten, v. --> grate
[MED19258] gratere, n. --> grater
[MED19259] grateresse, n. --> grateress
[MED19260] grates, n.pl. --> grates
[MED19261] gratifien, v. --> gratify
[MED19262] gratinge, ger. --> grating
[MED19263] gratis, adv. --> gratis
[MED19264] gratitude, n. --> gratitude
[MED19265] gratour, n. --> grater
[MED19266] gratulacioun, n. --> gratulation
[MED19267] gratulant, adj. --> gratulant
[MED19268] graun-dame, n. --> grandam | grandame
[MED19269] graunge, n. --> grange
[MED19270] graunger, n. --> granger
[MED19271] graunt, n. --> grant
[MED19272] graunt, adj. --> grand
[MED19273] graunte, n. --> grantee
[MED19274] graunten, v. --> grant
[MED19275] grauntere, n. --> granter
[MED19276] grauntinge, ger. --> granting
[MED19277] grauntise, n. --> grantise
[MED19278] graunt-sire, n. --> grandsire
[MED19279] grave, n.(1) --> grave
[MED19280] grave, n.(2) --> gravy
[MED19281] gravel, n. --> gravel
[MED19282] graveled, ppl. --> gravelled
[MED19283] graveler, n. --> graveler
[MED19284] graveline, n. --> graveline
[MED19285] graveling, ger. --> graveling
[MED19286] gravelli, adj. --> gravelly
[MED19287] gravelous, adj. --> gravelous
[MED19288] graven, v.(1) --> grave
[MED19289] graven, v.(2) --> grave
[MED19290] graver(e, n. --> graver
[MED19291] graveresse, n. --> graveress
[MED19292] grave-sheld, n. --> grave-shield
[MED19293] grave-ston, n. --> gravestone | grave-stone
[MED19294] gravidacioun, n. --> gravidation
[MED19295] graving(e, ger. --> graving
[MED19296] grav-up, n. --> grav-up
[MED19297] gre, n.(1) --> gree
[MED19298] gre, n.(2) --> gree
[MED19299] greable, adj. --> greable
[MED19300] greabli, adv. --> greably
[MED19301] gre-bicche, n. --> greybitch
[MED19302] Grecan, adj. and n. --> Grecan
[MED19303] Grece, n. --> Greek
[MED19304] Grecisme, n. --> Graecism | Grecism
[MED19305] gred, n. --> grede
[MED19306] gredde, v. --> gredde
[MED19307] grede, n. --> greade
[MED19308] greden, v. --> grede
[MED19309] gredere, n. --> gredere
[MED19310] gredi, adj. --> greedy
[MED19311] gredil, v. --> griddle
[MED19312] gredileik, n. --> greedilaik
[MED19313] gredili, adv. --> greedily
[MED19314] gredines(se, n. --> greediness
[MED19315] greding(e, ger. --> greding
[MED19316] green, v. --> gree
[MED19317] Grees, n. --> Grees
[MED19318] gref, n. --> grief
[MED19319] gref, adj. --> grief
[MED19320] gref(e, n. --> greff(e
[MED19321] grefe, adv. --> grief
[MED19322] grefful, adj. --> griefful
[MED19323] greffulli, adv. --> grieffully
[MED19324] grefhede, n. --> griefhead
[MED19325] grefli, adj. --> griefly
[MED19326] grefli, adv. --> griefly
[MED19327] grege, adj. --> grege
[MED19328] Gregeis, n. --> Gregois
[MED19329] greggen, v. --> gregge
[MED19330] gre-hound, n. --> grifhound
[MED19331] grei, n.(1) --> grey | gray
[MED19332] grei, n.(2) --> gro
[MED19333] grei, adj. &amp; n. --> grey | gray
[MED19334] greia, n. --> greia
[MED19335] greien, v. --> grey
[MED19336] greile, n. --> greile
[MED19337] greiling, n. --> grayling
[MED19338] greille, n. --> greille
[MED19339] grein, n. --> grain
[MED19340] greinen, v. --> grain
[MED19341] greines(se, n. --> greyness | grayness
[MED19342] greinge, ger. --> greying
[MED19343] greisiler, n. --> greisiler
[MED19344] greith, adj. --> graith
[MED19345] greith, adv. --> graith
[MED19346] greith(e, n. --> graith
[MED19347] greithen, v. --> graith
[MED19348] greithere, n. --> wool-graither
[MED19349] greithful, adj. --> graithful
[MED19350] greithinge, ger. --> graithing
[MED19351] greithli, adj. --> gradely
[MED19352] greithli, adv. --> gradely
[MED19353] greithlinesse, n. --> gradeliness
[MED19354] greithnes, n. --> graithness
[MED19355] greive, n. --> grave
[MED19356] greiveshipe, n. --> graveship
[MED19357] Grek, n. --> Greek
[MED19358] Grek, adj. --> Greek
[MED19359] Greki, adj. --> Greeky
[MED19360] Grekish, adj. &amp; n. --> Greekish
[MED19361] Grekli, adv. --> Greekly
[MED19362] Grek-lond, n. --> Greekland
[MED19363] grele, adj. --> grele, adj.
[MED19364] greli, adv. --> graily
[MED19365] greme, n. --> greme
[MED19366] greme, adj. --> greme
[MED19367] gremen, v. --> greme
[MED19368] grement, n. --> greement
[MED19369] gremful, adj. --> gremeful
[MED19370] gremli, adj. --> gremly
[MED19371] gremli, adv. --> gremly
[MED19372] gremth(e, n. --> gremth
[MED19373] grenchen, v. --> grinched
[MED19374] grenching, ger. --> grinching
[MED19375] grendel, n. --> grindle
[MED19376] grene, n.(1) --> green
[MED19377] grene, n.(2) --> grene
[MED19378] grene, adj. --> green
[MED19379] grene, adv. --> green
[MED19380] gren(e)hede, n. --> greenhead
[MED19381] grenen, v.(1) --> green
[MED19382] grenen, v.(2) --> green
[MED19383] grenen, v.(3) --> grin
[MED19384] greneshipe, n. --> greenship
[MED19385] greneu, adj. --> greneu
[MED19386] grene-wax, n. --> green wax
[MED19386.5] grene-wort, n. --> greenwort
[MED19387] grening, ger. --> greening
[MED19388] grenish, adj. --> greenish
[MED19389] grenling, n. --> greenling
[MED19390] grennen, v. --> grin
[MED19391] grennere, n. --> grinner
[MED19392] grennes(se, n. --> greenness
[MED19393] grenninge, ger. --> grinning
[MED19394] gres, n. --> grece
[MED19395] gres(e, n. --> grease
[MED19396] gresed, ppl. --> gresed
[MED19397] greseli, adj. --> greasily, adv.
[MED19398] gresen, v. --> grease
[MED19399] greser, n. --> greaser
[MED19399.5] gresi, adj. --> greasy
[MED19400] gresinge, ger.(1) --> greasing
[MED19401] gresinge, ger.(2) --> grecing
[MED19402] gresinge, ger.(3) --> grazing
[MED19403] gresle, n. --> grisly
[MED19404] gres-mangor, n. --> grease-mangor
[MED19405] gresour, n. --> greasour
[MED19406] gret, n.(1) --> greet
[MED19407] gret, n.(2) --> greet
[MED19408] gret, n.(3) --> grit
[MED19409] gret, adj.&amp; adv.&amp; n. --> great
[MED19410] Gret Britaine, n. --> Great Britain
[MED19411] greten, v.(1) --> great
[MED19412] greten, v.(2) --> greet
[MED19413] greten, v.(3) --> greet
[MED19414] greter, n. --> greeter
[MED19415] grete-willi, adj. --> great-willy
[MED19416] gret-ful, adj. --> gretful
[MED19417] grethede, n. --> greathead
[MED19418] gret-herted, adj. --> great-hearted
[MED19419] greti, adj. --> greety
[MED19420] greting(e, ger.(1) --> greeting
[MED19421] greting(e, ger.(2) --> greeting
[MED19422] gretingful, adj. --> grateful
[MED19423] gretli, adj. --> greatly
[MED19424] gretli, adv. --> greatly
[MED19425] gretnen, v. --> greaten
[MED19426] gretnes(se, n. --> greatness
[MED19427] gretumli, adj. --> greatumly
[MED19428] gret-uncle, n. --> great-uncle
[MED19429] gret-wort, n. --> greatwort
[MED19430] Greu, n. &amp; adj. --> Grew
[MED19431] greus, adj. --> grews
[MED19432] grevable, adj. --> grievable
[MED19433] grevant, adj. --> grevant
[MED19434] grevaunce, n. --> grievance
[MED19435] greve, n.(1) --> greave
[MED19436] greve, n.(2) --> greave
[MED19437] greven, v. --> grieve
[MED19438] greves, n.pl.(1) --> greave
[MED19439] greves, n.pl.(2) --> greave
[MED19440] greving(e, ger. --> grieving
[MED19441] grevour, n. (1) --> grecour
[MED19442] grevour, n.(2) --> griever
[MED19443] grevous, adj. --> grievous
[MED19444] grevoushede, n. --> grievoushead
[MED19445] grevousli, adv. --> grievously
[MED19446] grevousnes(se, n. --> grievousness
[MED19447] grevouste, n. --> grievousty
[MED19448] grias, n. --> grias
[MED19449] gridel, n. --> griddle
[MED19450] grideled frost, n. --> griddled frost
[MED19451] gridere, n. --> gridiron
[MED19452] grien, v. --> grye
[MED19453] grif, n.(1) --> grif
[MED19454] grif, n.(2) --> gryph(e
[MED19455] griffoun, n.(1) --> Griffon
[MED19456] griffoun, n.(2) --> griffin | griffon | gryphon
[MED19457] grig, n. --> grig
[MED19458] grikinge, ger. --> greking
[MED19459] grilich, adj. --> grilich
[MED19460] grille, n.(1) --> grill
[MED19461] grille, n.(2) --> grille
[MED19462] gril(le, adj. --> grill
[MED19463] gril(le, adv. --> grill
[MED19464] grillen, v. --> grill
[MED19465] grillinge, ger. --> grilling
[MED19466] grills, n.pl. --> grilse
[MED19467] grim, n.(1) --> grim
[MED19468] grim, n. (2) --> grim
[MED19469] grim, adj. --> grim
[MED19470] grim, adv. --> grim
[MED19471] grim, v. --> grim
[MED19472] grimen, v. --> grime
[MED19473] grimful, adj. --> grimful
[MED19474] grimli, adj. --> grimly
[MED19475] grimli, adv. --> grimly
[MED19476] grimlinesse, n. --> grimliness
[MED19477] grimm-cunnd-le&#x292;&#x292;c, n. --> grimm-cunnd-le&#x292;&#x292;c
[MED19478] grimme-le&#x292;&#x292;c, n. --> grimme-le&#x292;&#x292;c
[MED19479] grimnesse, n. --> grimness
[MED19480] grimsli, adv. --> grimsly
[MED19481] grind, n. --> grind
[MED19482] grinde, n. --> groin
[MED19483] grindel, adj. --> grindel
[MED19484] grindellaik, n. --> grindellaik
[MED19485] grindelli, adv. --> grindelly
[MED19486] grindel-ston, n. --> grindle stone
[MED19487] grinden, v.(1) --> grind
[MED19488] grinden, v.(2) --> grind
[MED19489] grinder(e, n. --> grinder
[MED19490] grindestere, n. --> grindestere
[MED19491] grinding(e, ger. --> grinding
[MED19492] grind-ston, n. --> grindstone
[MED19493] grin(e, n. --> grin | grane
[MED19494] grinten, v. --> grint
[MED19495] grintinge, ger. --> grinting
[MED19496] grip(e, n.(1) --> gripe
[MED19497] grip(e, n.(2) --> grip
[MED19498] grip(e, n.(3) --> gripe
[MED19499] gripel, adj. --> gripple
[MED19500] gripen, v. --> gripe
[MED19501] gripinge, ger. --> griping
[MED19502] grippel, n. --> gripple
[MED19503] grippen, v. --> grip
[MED19504] grippure, n. --> grippure
[MED19505] gris, n.(1) --> grice
[MED19506] gris, n.(2) --> gris
[MED19507] gris, adj. --> gris
[MED19508] grisbaten, v. --> gristbite
[MED19509] grisbating, ger. --> gristbiting
[MED19510] grisbiten, v. --> gristbite
[MED19511] grisbitinge, ger. --> gristbiting
[MED19512] grise, adj. --> grise
[MED19513] grisel, n. --> grizzle
[MED19514] grisel, adj.(1) --> grizzle
[MED19515] grisel, adj.(2) --> grisle
[MED19516] griseld, ppl. --> grizzled
[MED19517] griseled, ppl. --> grisled
[MED19518] grisen, v. --> grise
[MED19519] grisful, adj. --> grisful
[MED19520] grisfulli, adv. --> grisfully
[MED19520.5] grisi, adj. --> grisy
[MED19521] Grisilde, n. --> Grisilde
[MED19522] grising, ger. --> grising
[MED19523] grisle, n. --> grisle
[MED19524] grisli, adj. &amp; n. --> grisly
[MED19525] grisli, adv. --> grisly
[MED19526] grislihede, n. --> grislihead
[MED19527] grislinesse, n. --> grisliness
[MED19528] grisling, n. --> grisling
[MED19529] grisnes(se, n. --> grisness
[MED19530] grispen, v. --> grisp
[MED19531] grisping, ger. --> grisping
[MED19532] grist, n.(1) --> grist
[MED19533] grist, n.(2) --> grist
[MED19534] grist-bat, n. --> gristbite
[MED19535] gristel, n. --> gristle
[MED19536] gristen, v. --> grist
[MED19537] gristinge, ger. --> grist
[MED19538] gristli, adj. --> gristly
[MED19539] gris-worte, n. --> griswort
[MED19540] grith, n. --> grith
[MED19541] grith-briche, n. --> grithbreach
[MED19542] grithful, adj. --> grithful
[MED19543] grithfulnesse, n. --> grithfulness
[MED19544] grithien, v. --> grith
[MED19545] grithliche, adj. --> grithly
[MED19546] grithliche, adv. --> grithly
[MED19547] grith-sergeaunt, n. --> grithsergeant
[MED19548] gritten, v. --> grit
[MED19548.5] gritti, adj. --> gritty
[MED19549] gro, adj. &amp; n. --> gro
[MED19550] grocer, n. --> grocer
[MED19551] groocerie, n. --> grocery
[MED19552] grof, v. --> groove
[MED19553] groin, n.(1) --> groin
[MED19554] groin, n.(2) --> groin
[MED19555] groinen, v. --> groin
[MED19556] groinere, n. --> groiner
[MED19557] groininge, ger. --> groining
[MED19558] grollen, v. --> gurl
[MED19559] grollinge, ger. --> grolling
[MED19560] grom, n. --> groom
[MED19561] gromandise, n. --> gormandize
[MED19562] gromelich, adj. --> gramely
[MED19563] gromful, adj. --> gromful
[MED19564] gromil, n. --> gromwell
[MED19565] gromilioun, n. --> gromilioun
[MED19566] gron(e, n. --> groan
[MED19567] groneken, v. --> grank
[MED19568] gronen, v. --> groan
[MED19569] groner, n. --> groner
[MED19570] groninge, ger. --> groaning
[MED19571] gropable, adj. --> gropable
[MED19572] gropen, v. --> grope
[MED19573] grop(e-nail, n. --> grope nail
[MED19574] gropere, n. --> gropere
[MED19575] gropinge, ger. --> groping
[MED19576] gros, n.(1) --> gross
[MED19577] gros, n.(2) --> gross
[MED19578] gros, adj. --> gross
[MED19579] grosen, v. --> gross
[MED19580] groser, n. --> grozier
[MED19580.5] groshede, n. --> grosshood
[MED19581] grosing-iren, n. --> grozing-iron
[MED19582] grosnes(se, n. --> grossness
[MED19583] gros(se, n. --> gross
[MED19584] grosset, n. --> grosset
[MED19585] grost, n. --> grost
[MED19586] groste, n. --> grost&#xE9;
[MED19587] grot, n.(1) --> grot
[MED19588] grot, n.(2) --> grot
[MED19589] grot, n.(3) --> groat
[MED19590] groten, v.(1) --> grote
[MED19591] groten, v.(2) --> groten
[MED19592] grotes, n.pl.(1) --> grotes
[MED19593] grotes, n.pl.(2) --> groats
[MED19594] groti, adj. --> groty
[MED19595] groublare, n. --> grubbler
[MED19596] grouelli, adj. --> growelly
[MED19597] grouen, v. --> grow
[MED19598] grouer, n. --> grover
[MED19599] grouinge, ger. --> growing
[MED19600] groume, n. --> grume
[MED19601] ground, n. --> ground
[MED19602] ground, adv. or pref. --> groundward
[MED19603] groundable, adj. --> groundable
[MED19604] groundabli, adv. --> groundably
[MED19605] groundage, n. --> groundage
[MED19606] groundement, n. --> groundment
[MED19607] grounden, v. --> ground
[MED19608] grounder, n. --> grounder
[MED19609] grounde-swilie, n. --> groundsel
[MED19610] groundi, adj. --> groundy
[MED19611] groundinge, ger. --> grounding
[MED19612] groundles, adj. --> groundless
[MED19613] groundli, adj. --> groundly
[MED19614] groundli, adv. --> groundly
[MED19615] groune, adj. --> groune
[MED19616] groupe, n. --> groop
[MED19617] groupen, v. --> groop
[MED19618] groupinge, ger. --> groping
[MED19619] grousing, ger. --> grousing
[MED19620] grout, n. --> grout | groot
[MED19621] grove, n.(1) --> grove
[MED19622] grov(e, n.(2) --> groove
[MED19623] groveling(e, adj. &amp; adv. --> grovelling | groveling
[MED19624] grovelinges, adv. --> grovellings
[MED19625] gro-ver, n. --> grover
[MED19626] grub(be, n. --> grub
[MED19627] grubben, v. --> grub
[MED19628] grubbere, n. --> grubber
[MED19629] grubbinge, ger. --> grubbing
[MED19630] grubling, ger. --> grubbling
[MED19631] grucche, n. --> grutch
[MED19632] grucchen, v. --> grutch
[MED19633] grucchendeli, adv. --> grutching
[MED19634] grucchere, n. --> grutcher
[MED19635] grucchild, n. --> grucchild
[MED19636] grucchinge, ger. --> grutching
[MED19637] gruchesi, v. --> gruchesi
[MED19638] gru(e, n.(1) --> grue
[MED19639] grue, n.(2) --> grue
[MED19640] gruel, n. --> gruel
[MED19641] gruen, v. --> grue
[MED19642] gruf(fe, n. &amp; adj. &amp; adv. --> groof | grufe
[MED19643] grufnen, v. --> grufnen
[MED19644] grummen, v. --> grumme
[MED19645] grundel, n. --> grundel
[MED19646] grundelen, v. --> gundele
[MED19647] grundlunde, adv. --> grundlunde
[MED19648] gruntare, n. --> grunter
[MED19649] gruntelen, v. --> gruntle
[MED19650] grunten, v. --> grunt
[MED19651] grunting(e, ger. --> grunting
[MED19652] grure, n. &amp; adj. --> grure
[MED19653] grureful, adj. --> grureful
[MED19654] grurefulliche, adv. --> grureffulliche
[MED19655] gruselien, v. --> gruse | grusel
[MED19656] grusen, v. --> gruse | grusel
[MED19657] grutta, n. --> grout
[MED19658] grutten, adj. --> grit
[MED19659] gruttere, n. --> gruttere
[MED19659.5] Guabrigab, n. --> Guabrigab
[MED19660] gubernacion, n. --> gubernation
[MED19661] gubernacle, n. --> gubernacle
[MED19662] gubernatif, adj. --> gubernative
[MED19663] gubernaunce, n. --> gubernance
[MED19664] guched, ppl. --> guched
[MED19665] guerdonen, v. --> guerdon
[MED19666] guerdoner, n. --> guerdoner
[MED19667] guerdoning, ger. --> guerdoning
[MED19668] guerdonles, adj. --> guerdonless
[MED19669] guerdoun, n. --> guerdon
[MED19670] guerpishen, v. --> guerpe | guerpish
[MED19671] guerrable, adj. --> guerrable
[MED19672] guer(re, n. --> guerre
[MED19673] guerren, v. --> guerre
[MED19674] gufere, n. --> gufere
[MED19675] guiage, n. --> guyage
[MED19676] guibalse, n. --> guibalse
[MED19677] guidage, n. --> guidage
[MED19678] guide, n. --> guide
[MED19679] guides, n.pl. --> guides
[MED19680] guiing, ger. --> guy
[MED19681] guillour, n. --> guillour
[MED19681.5] guindas, n. --> windas
[MED19682] guite, n. --> guite
[MED19683] gul, adj. --> gull
[MED19684] gula, n. --> gula
[MED19685] gulch, n. --> gulch
[MED19686] gulche-cuppe, n. --> gulchcup
[MED19687] gulchen, v. --> gulch
[MED19688] gule, n. --> gule
[MED19689] guliard, n. --> guliard
[MED19690] guliardi, n. --> goliardy
[MED19691] gulle, n. --> gull
[MED19691.5] gulling, ger. --> gulling
[MED19692] gulnes, n. --> gullness
[MED19693] gulous, adj. --> gulous
[MED19694] gulpen, v. --> gulp
[MED19695] gulpinge, ger. --> gulping
[MED19696] gul-sought, n. --> gulesought
[MED19697] gultinge, ger. --> gulting
[MED19698] gultli, adv. --> gultly
[MED19699] gumbalde, n. --> gumbalde
[MED19700] gummer, n. --> gummer
[MED19701] gummosite, n. --> gummosity
[MED19702] gum-stol, n. --> gum-stol
[MED19703] gunder, n. --> gunder
[MED19704] gurgeones, n.pl. --> gurgeons
[MED19705] gurges, n. --> gurge
[MED19706] gurgolion, n. --> gurgolion
[MED19706.5] gurgolion, n.(2) --> gargil
[MED19707] gurgulacioun, n. --> gurgulation
[MED19708] gurguling, ger. --> gurgling
[MED19709] gurnard, n. --> gurnard | gurnet
[MED19710] gushelinge, ger. --> gusheling
[MED19711] gushen, v. --> gush
[MED19712] gushing, ger. --> gushing
[MED19713] gusset, n. --> gusset
[MED19714] gust(e, n. --> gust
[MED19715] gusten, v. --> gust
[MED19716] gustive, adj. --> gustive
[MED19717] gut, n. --> gut
[MED19718] guth, adj. --> guth
[MED19719] guth-corn, n. --> guth-corn
[MED19720] guthful, adj. --> goodful
[MED19721] guthing, n. --> guthing
[MED19722] guthlich, adj. --> goodly
[MED19723] guthliche, adv. --> guthliche
[MED19723.4] guthram, (no part of speech) --> guthram
[MED19723.5] guting, n. --> gutting
[MED19724] gutta, n. --> gutta
[MED19725] gutten, v. --> gut
[MED19726] gutteren, v. --> gutter
[MED19727] guttering, ger. --> guttering
[MED19728] &#x292;, n. --> yogh
[MED19729] h, n. --> H
[MED19730] ha, interj. --> ha
[MED19731] habeas corpora, phr. --> habeas corpora
[MED19732] habeas corpus, phr. --> habeas corpus
[MED19733] haberdash(e, n. --> haberdash
[MED19734] haberdasher, n. --> haberdasher
[MED19735] haberdashrie, n. --> haberdashery
[MED19736] habergeoun, n. --> habergeon | haubergeon
[MED19737] habergeouned, ppl. --> habergeoned
[MED19738] habit, n. --> habit
[MED19739] habitable, adj. --> habitable
[MED19740] habitacioun, n. --> habitation
[MED19741] habitacle, n. --> habitacle
[MED19742] habitatour, n. --> habitator
[MED19743] habiten, v. --> habit
[MED19744] habituacioun, n. --> habituation
[MED19745] habitual, adj. --> habitual
[MED19746] habituali, adv. --> habitually
[MED19747] habituat(e, adj. --> habituate
[MED19748] habitude, n. --> habitude
[MED19749] habitudinel, adj. --> habitudinal
[MED19750] hacche, n. --> hatch
[MED19751] hacchen, v. --> hatch
[MED19752] haccher(e, n. --> hatcher
[MED19753] hacchinge, ger.(1) --> hatching
[MED19754] hacching(e, ger.(2) --> hatching
[MED19755] hache, n.(1) --> hache
[MED19756] hache, n.(2) --> hachy
[MED19757] hachet, n. --> hatchet
[MED19758] hackid, ppl. --> hacked
[MED19758.5] hadda, n. --> hadda
[MED19759] haddok, n. --> haddock
[MED19760] had-gavel, n. --> had-gavel
[MED19761] had-I-wist(e, n. --> had-I-wist | hadiwist
[MED19762] h&#xE6;ftnesse, n. --> haftness
[MED19763] h&#xE6;ft-nethe, n. --> haftned
[MED19764] h&#xE6;htnesse, n. --> hahtnesse
[MED19765] h&#xE6;wen, adj. --> hawen
[MED19766] haft, n. --> haft
[MED19767] haften, v. --> haft
[MED19768] hafter, n. --> hafter
[MED19769] haf-tre, n. --> hafter
[MED19770] hag, n. --> hag
[MED19771] hagard, n. --> hagard
[MED19772] hagge, n. --> hag
[MED19773] haggen, v. --> hag
[MED19774] hagh, interj. --> ha
[MED19775] hagherlich, adv. --> hagherliche
[MED19776] hagie, n. --> hadji | hajji
[MED19777] hagis, n. --> haggis
[MED19778] hagodai, n. --> haggaday
[MED19779] hag-worm, n. --> hagworm
[MED19780] ha&#x292;helike, adv. --> hagherliche
[MED19781] ha&#x292;herle&#x292;c, n. --> hagherlech
[MED19782] ha ha, interj. --> ha ha
[MED19783] hai(e, n. --> hay
[MED19784] haien, v. --> hay
[MED19785] hail, n. --> hail
[MED19786] hailen, v. --> hail
[MED19787] hailing, ger. --> hailing
[MED19788] haillard, n. --> haillard
[MED19789] haine, n. --> haine
[MED19790] hainous, adj. --> heinous
[MED19791] hainousite, n. --> heinousity
[MED19792] hainousli, adv. --> heinously
[MED19793] hairer, n. --> hairer
[MED19794] hairester, n. --> hairester
[MED19795] hairide, n. --> hairide
[MED19796] hait, n. --> hait
[MED19797] hait, adj. --> hait
[MED19798] hait, interj. --> hait | heit
[MED19799] hak, n.(1) --> hack
[MED19800] hak, n.(2) --> hack
[MED19801] hak, adj. --> hak
[MED19802] hake, n.(1) --> hake
[MED19803] hake, n.(2) --> hake
[MED19804] hake-bot, n. --> hackboat
[MED19805] hakel(e, n. --> hackle
[MED19806] hakeled, adj. --> hackled
[MED19807] hakenei(e, n. --> hackney
[MED19808] haket, n. --> hacot
[MED19809] haking, n. --> haking
[MED19810] hakke-man, n. --> hack man
[MED19811] hakken, v. --> hack
[MED19812] hakker(e, n. --> 
[MED19813] hakkie-hai, n. --> hakkyehay
[MED19814] hakking(e, ger. --> hacking
[MED19815] halchen, v. --> halch
[MED19816] hale, n.(1) --> hale
[MED19817] hale, n.(2) --> hale
[MED19818] hale, n.(3) --> hale
[MED19819] hale, n.(4) --> hale
[MED19820] hale, interj. --> hale
[MED19821] halen, v. --> hale
[MED19822] hale-wei(e, n. --> halewei | halewey
[MED19823] hal(e)wer, n. --> hallower
[MED19824] half, n. --> half
[MED19825] half, adj. --> half
[MED19826] half, adv. --> half
[MED19827] half-a(u)ngel,  --> half-angel
[MED19828] half-brother, n. --> half-brother
[MED19829] half-del, n. &amp; adj. --> half-deal
[MED19830] half-foten, adj. --> half-foot
[MED19831] halfling(e, adv. --> halfling | halflings
[MED19832] halflinges, adv. --> halfling | halflings
[MED19833] half-suster, n. --> half-sister
[MED19834] half-tonen, v. --> half-tone
[MED19835] half-waxen, adj. --> half-waxen
[MED19836] half-wei, adv. --> half-way
[MED19837] hali, adj. --> hali
[MED19838] halibut(te, n. --> halibut | holibut
[MED19839] hali-dai, n. &amp; phr. --> holiday
[MED19840] hali-dom, n. --> halidom | halidome
[MED19841] halier, n. --> halyard | halliard | haulyard
[MED19842] halihed, n. --> holihead
[MED19843] halihingnes, n. --> hallowingness
[MED19844] hal-imot, n. --> hallmote | halmote
[MED19845] haling(e, ger. --> haling
[MED19846] Hali-wer, n. --> Haliwerfolk
[MED19847] hali-wort, n. --> holy-wort
[MED19848] halk, n. --> halke
[MED19849] halk-essing, n. --> halk-essing
[MED19850] halki, adj. --> halkey
[MED19851] hallard, n. --> heller
[MED19852] hal(le, n. --> hall
[MED19853] haller, n. --> heller
[MED19854] halling(e, ger. --> halling
[MED19855] halm, n. --> haulm | halm
[MED19856] halnase, n. --> healness
[MED19857] halou, n. --> hallow
[MED19858] halouen, v. --> hallow
[MED19859] halouer, n. --> hallower
[MED19860] halouing(e, ger. --> hallowing
[MED19861] hal-peni, n. --> halfpenny
[MED19862] halpeni-worth, n. --> halfpennyworth
[MED19863] hals, n. --> halse | hals
[MED19864] halsen, v.(1) --> halse
[MED19865] halsen, v.(2) --> halse
[MED19866] hals-fang, n. --> halsfang | healsfang
[MED19867] halsing(e, ger.(1) --> halsing
[MED19868] halsing(e, ger.(2) --> halsing
[MED19869] halsnen, v. --> halsen
[MED19869.5] halster, n. --> halster
[MED19870] hals-wort, n. --> halswort
[MED19871] halt, adj. --> halt
[MED19872] halten, v. --> halt
[MED19873] halter, n.(1) --> halter
[MED19874] halter, n.(2) --> halter
[MED19875] Hal-thores-even, n. --> Holy Thurseven
[MED19876] Hal-throst-dai, n. --> Holy Thursday
[MED19877] halting(e, ger. --> halting
[MED19878] haltren, v. --> halter
[MED19879] haltrere, n. --> halterer
[MED19880] halven, v. --> halve
[MED19881] halven-del(e, n., adj., and adv. --> halfendeal | halvendeal
[MED19882] halven-dol, n. --> halfendeal | halvendeal
[MED19883] halving(e, ger. --> halving
[MED19884] halving(e, adv. --> halfing
[MED19885] halwe, n. --> hallow
[MED19886] halwe-messe, n. --> Hallowmas
[MED19887] halwen, v. --> hallow
[MED19888] halwende, adj. --> hallowing
[MED19888.5] halwendnesse, n. --> hallowingness
[MED19889] Halwe Thurs-dai, n. --> Hallow Thursday
[MED19890] halwing(e, ger. --> hallowing
[MED19891] hamber-ber, n. --> Hamburg Beer
[MED19892] ham-berwe, n. --> hambargh
[MED19893] ham-burwe, v. --> hambargh
[MED19894] hame, n.(1) --> hame
[MED19895] hame, n.(2) --> hame
[MED19896] hamed, n. --> hamed
[MED19897] hamed, ppl. --> hamed
[MED19898] hamel, n. --> hamald | hamelt | hamel
[MED19899] hamelen, v. --> hamble
[MED19900] hamelet, n. --> hamlet
[MED19901] hamer, n. --> hammer
[MED19902] hamer-cloth, n. --> hammer-cloth
[MED19903] hameren, v. --> hammer
[MED19904] hamerok, n. --> ameroch
[MED19905] hameron, n. --> hameron
[MED19906] hamerton, n. --> hamerton
[MED19907] ham-fare, n. --> hamfare
[MED19908] hamise, n.?pl. --> hamise
[MED19909] hamme, n.(1) --> ham
[MED19910] ham(me, n.(2) --> ham
[MED19911] hamper, n. --> hanaper
[MED19912] hamperen, v. --> hamper
[MED19913] ham-sokne, n. --> hamesucken | hamesoken
[MED19913.5] hanap, n. --> hanap
[MED19914] hanaper, n. --> hanaper
[MED19915] hanchen, v. --> hanch
[MED19916] han-cred, n. --> hen-crow
[MED19917] handain(e, n. --> handain
[MED19918] hand-crafti, adj. --> handcrafty
[MED19919] handeli, adv. --> handily
[MED19920] handi-dandi, n. --> handy-dandy
[MED19921] hand-iswink, n. --> hand-i-swink
[MED19922] handled, ppl. --> handled
[MED19923] handler, n. --> handler
[MED19924] handli, adj. --> handly
[MED19925] hand-tame, adj. --> hand-tame
[MED19926] hand-tamed, ppl. --> hand-tamed
[MED19927] hand-tamenes(se, n. --> hand-tameness
[MED19928] hane-crau, n. --> hen-crow
[MED19929] hang, n. --> henge | hange
[MED19930] hangestere, n. --> hangster
[MED19931] hang-man, n. --> hangman
[MED19932] hang-wite, n. --> hangwite
[MED19933] hank, n. --> hank
[MED19934] hanken, v. --> hank
[MED19935] hanking, ger. --> hanking
[MED19936] hannen, v. --> hanna
[MED19937] hanonei, n. --> hanonei
[MED19938] hansard, n. --> Hansard
[MED19939] hanse, n. --> Hanse
[MED19940] hanselin, n. --> hanselin
[MED19941] hanselle, n. --> handsel | hansel
[MED19942] hansellen, v. --> handsel
[MED19943] hanser, n. --> hanaster | hanster
[MED19944] hansing silver, n. --> hansing silver
[MED19945] hap, n. --> hap
[MED19946] haples, adj. --> hapless
[MED19947] hapli, adv. --> haply
[MED19948] hapne, n. --> happen
[MED19949] happed, ppl. --> hap
[MED19950] happen, adj. --> happen
[MED19951] happen, v.(1) --> hap
[MED19952] happen, v.(2) --> hap
[MED19953] happenen, v. --> happen
[MED19954] happening, ger. --> happening
[MED19955] happenli, adv. --> happenly
[MED19956] happi, adj. &amp; adv. --> happy
[MED19957] happili, adv. --> happily
[MED19958] happinge, ger.(1) --> happing
[MED19959] happing(e, ger.(2) --> happing
[MED19960] happious, adj. --> happious
[MED19961] harageous, adj. --> harageous
[MED19962] harageousli, adv. --> harageously
[MED19963] harageousnes(se, n. --> harageousness
[MED19964] haras, n. --> haras
[MED19965] hard, n. --> hard
[MED19966] hard, adj. --> hard
[MED19967] hardan, n. --> hardim
[MED19968] hardaunt, adj. --> ardent
[MED19969] harde, adv. --> hard
[MED19969.5] hardeful, adj. --> hardful
[MED19970] hardel, n. --> hurdle
[MED19971] harden, v. --> hard
[MED19972] hardenen, v. --> harden
[MED19973] hardening(e, ger. --> hardening
[MED19974] hard-haue, n. --> hardhead
[MED19975] hardhed(e, n. --> hardhead
[MED19976] hard-hert, adj. &amp; n. --> hard heart
[MED19977] hard-herted, adj. --> hard-hearted
[MED19978] hard-heue, n. --> hardhewe
[MED19979] hard-heuere, n. --> hardhewer
[MED19979.5] hardholding, ger. --> hard-holding
[MED19980] hardi, adj. --> hardy
[MED19981] hardi, adv. --> hardy
[MED19982] hardien, v. --> hardy
[MED19983] hardies(se, n. --> hardiesse
[MED19984] hardili, adv. --> hardily
[MED19985] hardiment, n. --> hardiment
[MED19986] hardines(se, n. --> hardiness
[MED19987] harding(e, ger. --> harding
[MED19988] hardishen, v. --> hardiss | hardysse
[MED19989] hardishipe, n. --> hardiship
[MED19990] hardlaik, n. --> hardlaik
[MED19991] hardlen, v. --> hardle
[MED19992] hardli, adv. --> hardly
[MED19993] hardling, ger. --> hardling
[MED19994] hardnes(se, n. --> hardness
[MED19995] hardshipe, n. --> hardship
[MED19995.5] hardston, n. --> hardstone
[MED19996] hard-ware, n. --> hardware
[MED19997] hare, n. --> hare
[MED19998] hare-fot, n. --> harefoot | hare-foot
[MED19999] harie, n. --> harry
[MED20000] harled, ppl. --> harled
[MED20001] harlen, v. --> harl
[MED20002] harling, ger. --> harling
[MED20003] harlot, n. --> harlot
[MED20004] harlot, adj. --> harlot
[MED20005] harlotli, adv. --> harlotly
[MED20006] harlotri(e, n. --> harlotry
[MED20007] harm, n. --> harm
[MED20008] harmel, n. --> harmel
[MED20009] harmen, v. --> harm
[MED20010] harmer(e, n. --> harmer
[MED20011] harmful, adj. --> harmful
[MED20012] harmfulli(e, adv. --> harmfully
[MED20013] harming(e, ger. --> harming
[MED20014] harmingfulli, adv. --> harmingfully
[MED20015] harmingli, adv. --> harmingly
[MED20016] harmles, adj. --> harmless
[MED20017] harneis, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> harness
[MED20018] harneisen, v. --> harness
[MED20019] harou, interj. &amp; n. --> harrow | haro
[MED20020] harp(e, n. --> harp
[MED20021] harpeis, n. --> harpeys
[MED20022] harpen, v. --> harp
[MED20023] harper(e, n. --> harper
[MED20024] harping(e, ger. --> harping
[MED20025] harping-iren, n. --> harping-iron
[MED20026] harpoun, n. --> harpoon
[MED20027] harraunte, adj. --> harrawnte
[MED20028] harri, interj. --> harry
[MED20029] harringe, ger. --> harring
[MED20030] harse, n. --> hearse
[MED20031] harshen, v. --> harsh
[MED20032] harsk, adj. --> harsh
[MED20033] harsk, adv. --> harsh
[MED20034] hart-lat, n. --> heart-lathe
[MED20035] harwe, n. --> harrow
[MED20036] harwen, v. --> harrow
[MED20037] harwere, n.(1) --> harrower
[MED20038] harwere, n.(2) --> harrower
[MED20039] harwing, ger. --> harrowing
[MED20040] hasard, n. --> hazard
[MED20041] hasard a tout, phr. --> hasard a tout
[MED20042] hasardi(e, n. --> hazardy
[MED20043] hasardour, n. --> hazarder
[MED20044] hasardrie, n. --> hazardry
[MED20045] haschinge, ger. --> hasching
[MED20046] hase, v. --> hoarse
[MED20047] hasel, n. --> hazel
[MED20048] haselin, n. --> hazelen
[MED20049] haserding, ger. --> hazarding
[MED20050] hasewe, adv. --> has-swe
[MED20051] hasp(e, n. --> hasp
[MED20052] haspede, n. --> haspede
[MED20053] haspen, v. --> hasp
[MED20054] hasping, ger. --> hasping
[MED20055] hassasis, n. --> assassin
[MED20056] hassel, n. --> hassel
[MED20057] hass-loker, n. --> halse-locker
[MED20058] hassok, n. --> hassock
[MED20059] hastate, adj. or n. --> hastate
[MED20060] hast(e, n. --> haste
[MED20061] hastelabor, n. --> hastelabor
[MED20062] hasteler(e, n. --> hasteler | hastler
[MED20063] hastelet, n. --> haslet | harslet
[MED20064] hasteli, adj. --> hastily
[MED20065] hasteli(e, adv. --> hastely | hastly
[MED20066] hasten, v. --> haste
[MED20067] hastenes(se, n. --> hasteness
[MED20068] haster(e, n. --> hastery
[MED20069] hasteri, n. --> hastery
[MED20070] hasti(e, adj. --> hasty
[MED20071] hasti(e, adv. --> hasty
[MED20072] hastif, adj. --> hastive | hastif
[MED20073] hastif, adv. --> hastive | hastif
[MED20074] hastifli(e, adv. --> hastively | hastifly
[MED20075] hastifnesse, n. --> hastiveness | hastifnesse
[MED20076] hastihede, n. --> hastihead
[MED20077] hastili(e, adv. --> hastily
[MED20078] hastiller, n. --> hastiller
[MED20079] hastilogia, n. --> hastilogia
[MED20080] hastines(se, n. --> hastiness
[MED20081] hasting(e, ger. --> hasting
[MED20081.5] hastingli, adv. --> hastingly
[MED20082] hasting-sticche, n. --> hasting-stitch
[MED20083] hastite, n. --> hastity
[MED20084] hastivel, n. --> hastinel
[MED20085] hastivesse, n. --> hastivess
[MED20086] hastivite, n. --> hastivity
[MED20087] haswed, ppl. --> haswed
[MED20088] hat, n. --> hat
[MED20089] hate, n. --> hate
[MED20090] hateable, adj. --> hateable
[MED20091] hateful, adj. --> hateful
[MED20092] hate-gar, n. --> at-gare
[MED20093] hatel, adj. --> hatel
[MED20094] hateliche, adj. --> hatelich | hatelichly
[MED20095] haten, v. --> hate
[MED20096] hater(e, n.(1) --> hater | hatter
[MED20097] hater(e, n.(2) --> hater
[MED20098] haterel, n.(1) --> hattrel
[MED20099] haterel, n.(2) --> haterell
[MED20100] hateren, v. --> hater
[MED20101] hateringe, ger. --> hattering
[MED20102] hat(e)sum, adj. --> hatesome
[MED20103] hatfulli, adv. --> hatefully
[MED20104] hath, n. --> ha
[MED20105] hathel, n. --> hathel
[MED20106] hathel, adj. --> hathel
[MED20107] hatheli, adj. --> hathly
[MED20108] hat-heortnesse, n. --> hate-heartness
[MED20109] hather, n. --> heather
[MED20110] hathful, adj. --> hathful
[MED20111] hating(e, ger. --> hating
[MED20112] hatnen, v. --> heaten
[MED20113] hatous, adj. --> hatous
[MED20114] hatred(e, n. --> hatred
[MED20115] hattelleik, n. --> hatellaik
[MED20116] hatten, v. --> hat
[MED20117] hatter(e, n. --> hatter
[MED20118] hatters, interj. --> hatters
[MED20119] haube, n. --> alb
[MED20120] hauberger, n. --> haubergier
[MED20121] hauberk, n. --> hauberk
[MED20122] haucepi, n. --> haucepy
[MED20123] haue, n.(1) --> haw
[MED20124] haue, n.(2) --> haw
[MED20125] haue, n.(3) --> haw
[MED20126] haue, adj. --> haw
[MED20127] hauen, v. --> hawa
[MED20128] hauer, adj. --> hagher
[MED20129] hau(e-thorn, n. --> hawthorn
[MED20130] hau(e-tre, n. --> haw-tree
[MED20131] hauht, n. --> hauht | haht
[MED20132] hauk, n.(1) --> hawk
[MED20133] hauk, n.(2) --> hauk
[MED20134] hauken, v.(1) --> hawk
[MED20135] hauken, v.(2) --> hawk
[MED20136] hauker, n.(1) --> hawker
[MED20137] hauker, n.(2) --> hawker
[MED20138] haukin, n. --> haukin
[MED20139] hauking, ger.(1) --> hawking
[MED20140] hauking, ger.(2) --> hawking
[MED20141] haultarie, adj. --> haughtary
[MED20142] haumber, n. --> aumbry
[MED20143] haumudeis, n. --> haumudeis
[MED20144] hauncen, v. --> hance
[MED20145] hauncenhede, n. --> hancenhede
[MED20146] haunche, n. --> haunch
[MED20147] hauncher, n. --> hauncher
[MED20148] hauncing, ger. --> hancing
[MED20149] haunt, n. --> haunt
[MED20150] hauntare, n. --> haunter
[MED20151] haunten, v.(1) --> haunt
[MED20152] haunten, v.(2) --> haunten
[MED20153] haunting, ger. --> haunting
[MED20154] hauntingli, adv. --> hauntingly
[MED20155] haure, n. --> haver
[MED20156] hausen, v. --> hawse
[MED20157] hauser, n. --> hawser
[MED20158] hausing(e, ger. --> halsing
[MED20159] haustement, n. --> haustement
[MED20160] haut, adj. --> haught
[MED20161] hautein, adj. &amp; n. --> hautain | hautein
[MED20162] hauteinesse, n. --> hautainesse
[MED20163] hauteinli, adv. --> hautainly
[MED20164] hauten, v. --> haut
[MED20165] hautes(se, n. --> hautesse
[MED20166] hautif, adj. --> haughtive
[MED20167] hautivete, n. --> haughtivity
[MED20168] hauvel, n. --> havel
[MED20169] have-laue, n. --> have law
[MED20170] have-leste, n. --> haveless
[MED20171] haven, n.(1) --> haven
[MED20172] haven, n.(2) --> have
[MED20173] haven, v. --> have
[MED20174] havenarie, adj. --> havenary
[MED20175] haveneful, adj. --> havenful
[MED20176] havenen, v. --> haven
[MED20177] havener, n. --> havener | havenor
[MED20178] havening(e, ger. --> havening
[MED20179] havenles, adj.(1) --> havenless
[MED20180] havenles, adj.(2) --> haveless | havenless
[MED20181] haver, n.(1) --> haver
[MED20182] haver, n.(2) --> haver
[MED20183] haviloun, n. --> havelon | havilon
[MED20184] havilounen, v. --> havilon
[MED20185] having(e, ger. --> having
[MED20186] havok, n. --> havoc
[MED20186.5] havotrie, n. --> havotrie
[MED20187] havour, n. --> haver
[MED20188] hax-shaft, n. --> axe-shaft
[MED20189] he, pron.(1) --> he
[MED20190] he, pron.(2) --> heo
[MED20191] he, pron.(3) --> hi | hy
[MED20192] healide, adj. --> healide
[MED20193] heard-heortnesse, n. --> hard-heartedness
[MED20194] heascen, v. --> heascen
[MED20195] heaumer, n. --> helmer
[MED20196] heccher, n. --> hetcher
[MED20197] hechel(e, n. --> hatchel
[MED20198] hechelen, v. --> hatchel
[MED20199] hechelinge, ger. --> hatchelling
[MED20200] Hector, n. --> Hector
[MED20201] hed, n.(1) --> head
[MED20202] hed, n.(2) --> heed
[MED20203] hed, adj. --> head
[MED20204] heddern, n. --> heedern
[MED20205] -hed(e, suf. --> -head
[MED20206] heden, v.(1) --> head
[MED20207] heden, v.(2) --> heed
[MED20208] heder-corn, n. --> hedercorn
[MED20209] heder(e, n. --> header
[MED20210] heder-moder, n. --> hudder-mudder
[MED20211] hederne-wech, n. --> heddern-wech
[MED20212] hedes-man, n. --> headman
[MED20213] hedi, adj. --> heady
[MED20214] hedili, adv. --> headily
[MED20215] hedines(se, n. --> headiness
[MED20216] heding(e, ger. --> heading
[MED20217] hedles, adj. --> headless
[MED20218] hedli, adj. --> headly
[MED20219] hedli, adv. --> headly
[MED20220] hedling(e, adv. --> headling
[MED20221] hedlinges, adv. --> headlings
[MED20222] hedlong, n. or adv. --> headlong
[MED20223] hedlonges, adv. --> headlongs
[MED20224] hedoine, n. --> hedoine
[MED20225] hed-stoupes, adv. --> headstoops
[MED20226] hed-strong, adj. --> headstrong
[MED20227] hefe, n. --> heaf
[MED20228] heft, n. --> heft
[MED20229] heftinge, ger. --> hafting
[MED20230] heftnunge, ger. --> heftnunge
[MED20231] hegge, n. --> hedge
[MED20232] heggen, v. --> hedge
[MED20233] hegger, n. --> hedger
[MED20234] hegging(e, ger. --> hedging
[MED20235] heghen, v. --> hedge
[MED20236] hegh-wal, n. --> hickwall
[MED20237] he&#x292;estlich, adv. --> 
[MED20238] he&#x292;estnes, n. --> highestness
[MED20239] hei, n. --> hay
[MED20240] hei, interj. --> hey
[MED20241] hei-bote, n. --> haybote
[MED20242] hei(e, n. --> hay
[MED20243] heien, v. --> high
[MED20244] heifer, n. --> heifer
[MED20245] heifol, adj. --> highful
[MED20246] heigh, adj. --> high
[MED20247] heighe, adv. --> high
[MED20248] heighli, adj. --> highly
[MED20249] heighli, adv. --> highly
[MED20250] heighnes(se, n. --> highness
[MED20251] heighshipe, n. --> highship
[MED20252] height, adj. --> height | hight
[MED20253] height(e, n. --> height | highth
[MED20254] heighte, adv. --> height
[MED20255] heightenen, v. --> heighten
[MED20256] hei&#x292;-ful, n. &amp; adj. --> highful
[MED20257] hei&#x292;ting, ger. --> heighting
[MED20258] hei-hove, n. --> hayhove
[MED20259] heiing, ger. --> haying
[MED20260] heiing(e, ger. --> haying
[MED20261] heil, n. --> hail
[MED20262] heil, adj. --> hail
[MED20263] heil, interj. --> hail
[MED20264] heilen, v. --> hail
[MED20265] heilful, adj. --> hailful
[MED20266] heilfulli, adv. --> hailfully
[MED20267] heili, adv. --> hiely
[MED20268] heiling(e, ger. --> hailing
[MED20269] heil Mari(e, phr. &amp; n. --> Hail Mary
[MED20270] heilnesse, n. --> healness
[MED20271] heilsen, v. --> hailse
[MED20272] heilsing(e, ger. --> halsing
[MED20273] heilsom, adj. --> hailsome
[MED20274] hein, n. --> hain
[MED20275] heine, n. --> heine
[MED20276] heinen, v.(1) --> hain
[MED20277] heinen, v.(2) --> hain
[MED20278] heining, n. --> haining
[MED20279] heininge, ger. --> haining
[MED20280] heir, n. --> heir
[MED20281] heiren, v. --> heir
[MED20282] heire-wore, adj. --> herefore
[MED20283] hei-rive, n. --> hairif
[MED20284] heirles, adj. --> heirless
[MED20285] heir-lome, n. --> heirloom
[MED20286] heironer, n. --> heroner
[MED20287] heironseu, n. --> heronshaw
[MED20288] heiroun, n. --> heron | hern
[MED20289] hei-sugge, n. --> haysugge
[MED20290] hei-ward, n. --> hayward
[MED20291] heke, n.(1) --> heke
[MED20292] heke, n.(2) --> hack
[MED20293] hekel, n. --> heckle
[MED20294] hekelen, v. --> heckle
[MED20295] hekelere, n. --> heckler
[MED20296] hekelinge, ger. --> heckling
[MED20297] hekelstere, n. --> hecklester
[MED20298] heke-mose, n. --> hekemose
[MED20299] hel, adj. --> heal
[MED20300] helable, adj. --> healable
[MED20301] helde, n.(1) --> hield | heeld | heald
[MED20302] held(e, n.(2) --> held | helde
[MED20303] helde, n.(3) --> helde
[MED20304] helde, adv. --> helder
[MED20305] helden, v. --> hield | heeld | heald
[MED20306] helding(e, ger. --> hilding
[MED20307] hele, n.(1) --> heal | hele
[MED20308] hel(e, n.(2) --> hele
[MED20309] hele, n.(3) --> heel
[MED20310] heleful, adj. --> healful
[MED20311] helefulli, adv. --> healfully
[MED20312] heleles, adj. --> healless
[MED20313] helen, v.(1) --> heal
[MED20314] helen, v.(2) --> heel | heal
[MED20315] Helend, n. --> healend
[MED20316] helere, n. --> healer
[MED20317] heleth, n. --> heleth
[MED20318] hele-wough, n. --> helewou | helewow | helewogh | helowe-wall
[MED20318.5] helie, n. --> helie
[MED20319] heliere, n. --> hellier
[MED20320] heling(e, ger.(1) --> healing
[MED20321] heling(e, ger.(2) --> heling | healing
[MED20322] helio-scorpion, n. --> helio-scorpion
[MED20322.5] helisede, n. --> eel's head
[MED20323] helle, n. --> hell
[MED20324] helle-bu, n. --> helle-bu
[MED20325] helle-fir, n. --> hellfire
[MED20326] hellen, v. --> hell
[MED20327] hellen(e, adj. --> hellen
[MED20328] helli, adj. --> helly
[MED20329] hellinge, ger. --> hailing
[MED20330] helm, n. --> helm
[MED20331] helm(e, n. --> helm
[MED20332] helmen, v. --> helm
[MED20333] helmet, n. --> helmet
[MED20334] helow, n. --> helow
[MED20335] help, n. --> help
[MED20336] helpen, v. --> help
[MED20337] helpend, n. --> helpend
[MED20338] helper(e, n. --> helper
[MED20339] helpestre, n. --> helpster
[MED20340] helpful, adj. --> helpful
[MED20341] helpi, adj. --> helpy
[MED20342] helpinge, ger. --> helping
[MED20343] helples, adj. --> helpless
[MED20344] helpli(ch, adj. --> helply
[MED20345] helsom, adj. --> healsome
[MED20346] helth(e, n. --> health
[MED20347] helthful, adj. --> healthful
[MED20348] helthfulli, adv. --> healthfully
[MED20349] helve, n. --> helve
[MED20350] helven, v. --> helve
[MED20351] helving(e, ger. --> helving
[MED20352] hem, n. --> hem
[MED20353] hem, pron.pl. --> hem | 'em
[MED20354] heme, n. --> heme
[MED20355] heme, adj. --> heme
[MED20356] hemeli, adv. --> hemely
[MED20357] hemen, pron. --> hemen | hymen | hymyn
[MED20358] hemer, adv. --> hemereste
[MED20359] hemer-wort, n. --> hemerwort
[MED20360] heming, n. --> hemming
[MED20361] heminge, ger. --> hemming
[MED20362] hemiolia, n. --> hemiolia
[MED20363] hemlok(e, n. --> hemlock
[MED20364] hemmen, v. --> hem
[MED20365] hemmere, n. --> hemmer
[MED20366] hemming(e, ger. --> hemming
[MED20367] hemmingli, adv. --> hemmingly
[MED20368] hemp, n. --> hemp
[MED20369] hempen, adj. --> hempen
[MED20370] hempi, adj. --> hempy | hempie
[MED20371] hemrol, n. --> hemroll
[MED20372] hems, pron. --> hems
[MED20373] hem-self, pron. --> hemself
[MED20374] hen, n.(1) --> hen
[MED20375] hen, n.(2) --> hayne
[MED20376] hen, adj. --> hean | hene
[MED20377] Henauder, n. --> hainauter
[MED20378] hend(e, adj. --> hend | hende
[MED20379] hende, adv. --> hend | hende
[MED20380] hendelaik, n. --> hendelaik
[MED20381] hendeli, adj. --> hendly
[MED20382] hendeli, adv. --> hendly | hendely | hendily
[MED20383] henden, adv. &amp; prep. --> henden
[MED20384] henden, v. --> hend
[MED20385] hendenesse, n. --> hendness | hendeness | hendiness
[MED20386] hendeshipe, n. --> hendship
[MED20387] hendful, adj. --> hendful
[MED20388] hendi(e, adj. --> hendy
[MED20389] hendili, adv. --> hendly | hendely | hendily
[MED20390] hendinesse, n. --> hendness | hendeness | hendiness
[MED20391] hendishipe, n. --> hendship
[MED20392] henen, v.(1) --> hean | hene
[MED20393] henen, v.(2) --> hene
[MED20394] henge, n. --> hinge
[MED20395] hengel, n. --> hingle | hengle
[MED20396] hengen, n. --> hengen
[MED20397] hengest, n. --> hengest
[MED20398] hengest-man, n. --> hengest-man
[MED20399] heng-lok, n. --> hang-lock
[MED20400] heng-puli, n. --> hang-pulley
[MED20401] hening, ger. --> hening
[MED20402] henli, adv. --> henly
[MED20403] henlung, n. --> heanling
[MED20404] henne, adv. --> hen | henne
[MED20405] henne-forth, adv. --> henforth
[MED20406] henne-forth-ward, adv. --> henneforthward
[MED20407] henne-for-ward, adv. --> henne forward
[MED20408] henne-for-wardes, adv. --> henne forwards
[MED20409] hennes, adv. --> hence
[MED20410] hennes-for(e-ward, adv. --> henceforward
[MED20411] hennes-forth, adv. --> henceforth
[MED20412] hennes-forth-ward, adv. --> hence-forthward
[MED20413] hens-fore-wardes, adv. --> henceforwards
[MED20414] hens-forth-wards, adv. --> henceforthwards
[MED20415] hent, prep. &amp; conj. --> hent
[MED20416] henten, v. --> hent
[MED20417] henter, n. --> henter
[MED20418] henthe, n. --> hynth
[MED20419] henthen, v. --> henthe
[MED20420] henting(e, ger. --> henting
[MED20421] heomen-self, pron. --> hymen-self
[MED20422] heone-ward, adv. --> henward
[MED20423] heonne-forth-wardes, adv. --> henneforthwards
[MED20424] heo-self, pron.(1) --> herself
[MED20425] heo-self, pron.(2) --> heoself
[MED20426] heoware, n. --> hiwere
[MED20427] hep, n. --> heap
[MED20428] hepe, n.(1) --> hepe
[MED20429] hepe, n.(2) --> hip | hep
[MED20430] hepen, v. --> heap
[MED20431] heper, n. --> heaper
[MED20432] heping(e, ger. --> heaping
[MED20433] her, n. --> hair
[MED20433.5] her, n.(2) --> her
[MED20434] her, adv. --> here
[MED20435] herable, adj. --> hearable
[MED20436] her-aboute(n, adv. --> hereabout
[MED20437] her-afor(e, adv. --> hereafore
[MED20438] her-after, adv. --> hereafter
[MED20439] her-after-ward, adv. --> hereafterward
[MED20440] her-after-wardes, adv. --> hereafterwards
[MED20441] heraldie, n. --> heraldy
[MED20442] her-anont, adv. --> hereanent
[MED20443] her-at, adv. --> hereat
[MED20444] heraud, n. --> herald
[MED20445] herauden, v. --> herald
[MED20446] her-awei, adv. --> hereaway
[MED20447] her-ayen, adv. --> here-again
[MED20448] her-ayenes, adv. --> here-against
[MED20449] herbage, n. --> herbage
[MED20450] herbe, n. --> herb
[MED20451] herbe-benet, n. --> herb-bennet
[MED20452] herbe-ive, n. --> herb Ive
[MED20453] herbe-jon, n. --> herb John
[MED20454] herbelade, n. --> herbelade
[MED20455] herben, v. --> herb
[MED20456] herber, n.(1) --> arbor
[MED20457] herber, n.(2) --> herber
[MED20458] herbergage, n. --> harbergage | herbergage
[MED20459] herbergen, v. --> harbinge
[MED20460] herberg(e)our, n. --> harbinger
[MED20461] herbergeri(e, n. --> harbergery | herbergery
[MED20462] herberi, n. --> herberie | erberie
[MED20463] herbe-robert, n. --> herb Robert
[MED20464] herberwe, n. --> harbour | harbor
[MED20465] herberweles, adj. &amp; n. --> harbourless
[MED20466] herberwen, v. --> harbour | harbor
[MED20467] herberwer, n. --> herbryour
[MED20467.5] herberwesse, n. --> harboress
[MED20468] herberwinge, ger. --> harbouring
[MED20468.5] herbew, n. --> herbew
[MED20469] herbe-wauter, n. --> herbwater
[MED20470] her-bi, adv. --> hereby
[MED20471] her-bi-aften, adv. --> here baft
[MED20472] her-bifore(n, adv. --> herebefore
[MED20473] her-binethe(n, adv. --> here-beneath
[MED20474] her-biside, adv. --> herebeside
[MED20475] her-bisides, adv. --> herebesides
[MED20476] herborage, n. --> harborage
[MED20477] Hercules, n. --> Hercules
[MED20478] hercwile, adj. --> harkwhile
[MED20479] herd(e, n.(1) --> herd
[MED20480] herd(e, n.(2) --> herd
[MED20481] herd(e, n.(3) --> hards | hurds
[MED20482] herde-man, n. --> herdman
[MED20483] herden, adj. &amp; n. --> harden | herden | hurden
[MED20484] herden, v.(1) --> herd
[MED20485] herden, v.(2) --> herd
[MED20486] herder, n. --> herder
[MED20487] herdesse, n. --> herdess
[MED20488] herdles, adj. --> herdless
[MED20489] herdling, n. --> hireling
[MED20490] herd-sei, n. --> hearsay
[MED20491] here, n.(1) --> here
[MED20492] her(e, n.(2) --> haire
[MED20493] her(e, pron. poss. pl. --> her
[MED20494] her(e, adj. --> here
[MED20495] here-barde, n. --> herberde
[MED20496] hered, ppl. --> haired
[MED20497] hereditable, adj. --> hereditable
[MED20498] hereditament, n. --> hereditament
[MED20499] hereditari(e, adj. --> hereditary
[MED20500] hereles, adj. --> hairless
[MED20501] heremital, adj. --> eremital
[MED20502] heremit(e, n. --> hermit
[MED20502.5] heremitli, adj. --> hermitly
[MED20503] heren, pron. --> hern
[MED20504] heren, adj. --> hairen
[MED20505] heren, v. --> hear
[MED20506] hereos, n. --> hero
[MED20507] herer(e, n. --> hearer
[MED20508] heres, pron. --> hers
[MED20509] here-sei, n. --> hearsay
[MED20510] her(e-seiing, n. --> hear-saying
[MED20511] heresi(e, n. --> heresy
[MED20512] heresious, adj. --> heresious
[MED20513] her(e-sive, n. --> hair-sieve
[MED20514] heretik(e, n. &amp; adj. --> heretic
[MED20515] heretikel, adj. --> heretical
[MED20516] here-towa, n. --> heretoga | heretoch | heretogh
[MED20517] here-word, n. --> hereword
[MED20518] here-wurthe, adj. --> hereworth
[MED20519] her-for, adv. --> herefor | herefore
[MED20520] her-forth, adv. --> hereforth
[MED20521] her-fro, adv. --> herefrom
[MED20522] herful, adj. --> hairful
[MED20523] herghlic, adj. --> herily
[MED20523.5] herhede, n. --> hair-hood
[MED20524] heri, adj. --> hairy
[MED20525] herien, v.(1) --> hery
[MED20526] herien, v.(2) --> harry
[MED20527] herienesse, n. --> heriness
[MED20528] herier(e, n. --> heryer
[MED20529] heriet, n. --> heriot
[MED20530] heriful, adj. --> heryful
[MED20531] herigaud, n. --> herigaut
[MED20532] herigendlice, adj. --> heriandly
[MED20533] heriing(e, ger. --> herying
[MED20534] herimacius, n. --> herimachius
[MED20535] herinaces, n. pl. --> erinaceous
[MED20536] herinesse, n. --> hairiness
[MED20537] hering, n. --> herring
[MED20538] hering(e, ger. --> hearing
[MED20539] heringer, n. --> herringer
[MED20540] heringles, adj. --> hearingless
[MED20541] hering-sei, n. --> hearing say
[MED20542] her-in(ne, adv. --> herein
[MED20543] herish, adj. --> hairish
[MED20544] heritable, adj. --> heritable
[MED20545] heritabli, adv. --> heritably
[MED20546] heritage, n. --> heritage
[MED20547] heritageli, adv. --> heritagely
[MED20547.5] heritagen, v. --> heritage
[MED20548] heritament, n. --> heritament
[MED20549] heritate, n. --> heritate
[MED20550] heritaunce, n. --> heritance
[MED20551] herite, adj. --> herit
[MED20552] heriten, v. --> herit
[MED20553] heriter, n. --> heritor
[MED20554] heriunge, ger. --> harrying
[MED20555] herken, v. --> hark
[MED20556] herkenen, v. --> hearken | harken
[MED20557] herkener(e, n. --> hearkener | harkener
[MED20558] herkening(e, ger. --> hearkening | harkening
[MED20559] herle, n. --> herl
[MED20559.5] herle, n.(2) --> herle
[MED20560] herle-soke, n. --> herle-soke
[MED20561] herlinge, ger. --> harling
[MED20562] hermel, n. --> harmel
[MED20563] Hermes tre, n. --> Hermes tree
[MED20564] her-mid, adv. --> herewith
[MED20565] hermitage, n. --> hermitage
[MED20566] hermitori(e, n. --> hermitory
[MED20567] hermodactiles, n. --> hermodactyl
[MED20568] hermofrodisia, n. --> hermaphrodisy
[MED20569] hermofrodite, n. --> hermaphrodite
[MED20570] hermofrodito, n. --> hermaphrodito
[MED20571] hermofrose, n. --> hermofrose
[MED20572] hermofrosis, n. --> hermofrosis
[MED20573] her-neigh, adv. --> here nigh
[MED20574] herneising, ger. --> harnessing
[MED20575] hern(e-pan(ne, n. --> harn-pan
[MED20576] hernes, n. --> harn
[MED20577] hernia, n. --> hernia
[MED20578] hernial, adj. --> hernial
[MED20579] hernious, adj. --> hernious
[MED20580] herodianes, n. pl. --> Herodian
[MED20581] her-of, adv. --> hereof
[MED20582] heroical, adj. --> heroical
[MED20583] heroicus, adj. --> heroic
[MED20584] her-on, adv. --> hereon
[MED20585] her-oute, adv. --> hereout
[MED20586] herpes, n. --> herpes
[MED20587] herpeste(n, n. --> herpesten
[MED20588] herpestikes, n. pl. --> herpetic
[MED20589] herre, n.(1) --> harre | har
[MED20590] herre, n.(2) --> her | here
[MED20591] her-right(e, adv. --> here-right
[MED20592] her-rightes, adv. --> here-right
[MED20593] herse, n. --> hearse
[MED20594] hersen, v. --> herse
[MED20595] hers-galle, n. --> heart's gall
[MED20596] hersing, ger. --> hersing
[MED20596.5] hersinge, n. --> hersinge
[MED20597] hersounen, v. --> hersoun
[MED20598] hersum, adj. --> hearsum | hersum
[MED20599] hersumen, v. --> hearsum | hersum
[MED20600] hersumleic, n. --> hearsomledge
[MED20601] hersumnesse, n. --> hearsomeness
[MED20602] hert, n. --> hart
[MED20603] hert-clover, n. --> hart-clover | hart's clover
[MED20604] herte, n. --> heart
[MED20605] herte-blod,  n. --> heart-blood
[MED20606] herte-brenninge, n. --> heart-burning
[MED20607] herte-brine, n. --> heartburn
[MED20607.5] herte-colk, n. --> heart-colk
[MED20608] herted, adj. --> hearted
[MED20609] herteful, adj. --> heartful
[MED20610] hert(e)fulli, adv. --> heartfully
[MED20611] hert(e)les, adj. --> heartless
[MED20612] hert(e)li(e, adj. --> heartly
[MED20613] hert(e)li(e, adv. --> heartly
[MED20614] herten, adj. --> herten
[MED20615] herten, v. --> heart
[MED20616] herte-rote, n. --> heart-root
[MED20617] hertes-fet, n. --> hart's foot
[MED20618] hertes-horn, n. --> hartshorn
[MED20619] hert(es-tonge, n. --> hart's tongue
[MED20620] herth, n. --> hearth
[MED20621] her&#xFE;an, n. pl. --> herthan
[MED20622] herthe, n. --> hearth
[MED20623] her-thurgh, adv. --> herethrough
[MED20624] herti, adj. --> hearty
[MED20625] her-til, adv. --> here-till
[MED20626] hertili, adj. --> heartily
[MED20627] hertili, adv. --> heartily
[MED20628] herting, ger. --> hearting
[MED20629] hertlines(se, n. --> heartliness
[MED20630] her-to, adv. --> hereto
[MED20631] her-tofore(n, adv. --> heretofore
[MED20631.5] her-toward, adv. --> here-toward
[MED20632] her-toyenes, adv. --> heretogains
[MED20633] her-under, adv. --> hereunder
[MED20634] her-up, adv. --> hereup
[MED20635] her-upon, adv. --> hereupon
[MED20636] hervest, n. --> harvest
[MED20637] hervesten, v. --> harvest
[MED20638] her-with, adv. --> herewith
[MED20639] her-withal, adv. --> herewithal
[MED20640] her-withinne(n, adv. --> here-within
[MED20640.5] her-withouten, adv. --> here-without
[MED20641] hes, n. --> es
[MED20642] he-self, pron. --> heself
[MED20643] hesitacioun, n. --> hesitation
[MED20644] hesmel, n. --> hesmel
[MED20645] Hesperus, n. --> Hesperus
[MED20646] hest-corn, n. --> hestcorn
[MED20647] hest(e, n.(1) --> hest
[MED20648] heste, n.(2) --> hest
[MED20649] hesten, v. --> hest
[MED20650] hestinge, ger. --> hesting
[MED20651] hete, n.(1) --> heat
[MED20652] hete, n.(2) --> hate
[MED20653] hete-faste, adv. --> hetefaste
[MED20654] heteli, adv. --> hately
[MED20655] heten, v. --> heat
[MED20656] hetenes, n. --> heatness
[MED20657] heter, adj. --> heter | hetter
[MED20658] heterli, adv. --> heterly | hetterly
[MED20659] hetgetlyere, n. --> hegetlyere
[MED20660] heth, n. --> heath
[MED20661] hetheli(che, adv. --> hethely
[MED20662] hethen, adj. &amp; n. --> heathen
[MED20663] hethen, adv. --> hethen
[MED20664] hethen, v. --> hethe
[MED20665] hethendom, n. --> heathendom
[MED20666] hethenes(se, n. --> heathenesse
[MED20667] hethenhede, n. --> heathenhood
[MED20668] hethenli, adj. --> heathenly
[MED20669] hethenli, adv. --> heathenly
[MED20670] hethens, adv. --> hethens
[MED20671] hethenshipe, n. --> heathenship
[MED20672] hethen-ward, adv. --> hethenward, adv.
[MED20673] hething, n. --> hething
[MED20674] hethingful, adj. --> hethingful
[MED20675] he&#xFE;liche, adv. --> highly
[MED20675.5] hethlines, n. --> hetheliness
[MED20676] heth-ston, n. --> heathstone
[MED20677] hetien, v. --> hate
[MED20678] hetinge, ger. --> heating
[MED20679] hetunge, ger. --> hetunge
[MED20680] heturli, adj. --> heterly | hetterly
[MED20681] heu, n. --> hue
[MED20682] heue, n.(1) --> hewe
[MED20683] heu(e, n.(2) --> hue
[MED20684] heuen, v.(1) --> hew
[MED20685] heuen, v.(2) --> hue
[MED20686] heuen, v.(3) --> ho
[MED20687] heuer(e, n.(1) --> hewer
[MED20688] heu(e-ston, n. --> hew-stone
[MED20689] heuing(e, ger. --> heaving
[MED20690] heu-iren, n. --> hew-iron
[MED20691] heuk(e, n. --> huke
[MED20692] heuks-tre, n. --> huck tree
[MED20693] heules, adj. --> hueless
[MED20694] heumerie, n. --> heumerie
[MED20695] heusire, n. --> heusire
[MED20696] heuster(e, n. --> hewster
[MED20697] hevedling, n. --> headling
[MED20698] heveld, n. --> heavel
[MED20699] heve-lo, interj. --> heave ho
[MED20700] heven, n. --> heaven
[MED20701] heven, v. --> heave
[MED20702] hevenen, v.(1) --> heven
[MED20703] hevenen, v.(2) --> heven
[MED20704] hevenful, adj. --> heavenful
[MED20705] hevening, ger. --> heven
[MED20706] hevenish, adj. --> heavenish
[MED20707] hevenishli, adv. --> heavenishly
[MED20708] hevenli, adj. --> heavenly
[MED20709] hevenli, adv. --> heavenly
[MED20709.5] hevenlines, n. --> heavenliness
[MED20710] heven-liture, n. and adj. --> heven-liture
[MED20711] heven-riche, n. --> heavenriche
[MED20712] hevi, n. --> heavy
[MED20713] hevi, adj. --> heavy
[MED20714] hevi(e, adv. --> heavy
[MED20715] hevien, v. --> heavy
[MED20716] hevihed, n. --> heavyhood
[MED20717] heviingli, adv. --> heavyingly
[MED20718] hevili, adv. --> heavily
[MED20719] hevines(se, n. --> heaviness
[MED20720] heving(e, ger. --> heaving
[MED20721] hevishipe, n. --> heaviship
[MED20722] hevisom, adj. --> heavisome
[MED20723] hevisumli, adv. --> heavisomely
[MED20724] hevite, n. --> heavity
[MED20725] hevi-time, adj. --> heavy-time
[MED20726] hexte, n. --> hexte
[MED20727] Hiades, n. --> Hyades
[MED20728] hiberne-wode, n. --> hibern wood
[MED20729] hicheler, n. --> hatcheller
[MED20730] hidage, n. --> hidage
[MED20731] hiddenesse, n. --> hiddenness
[MED20732] hid(e, n.(1) --> hide
[MED20733] hide, n.(2) --> hide
[MED20734] hid(e, n.(3) --> hide
[MED20735] hided, ppl. --> hided
[MED20736] hideles, adj. --> hideless
[MED20737] hidellike, adv. --> hidel-like
[MED20738] hidel(s, n. --> hidels
[MED20738.5] ?hidel-tre, n. --> ?hidel-tre
[MED20739] hiden, v. --> hide
[MED20740] hider, n. --> hither
[MED20741] hider, adj. --> hither
[MED20742] hider, adv. --> hither
[MED20743] hider-come, n. --> hithercome
[MED20744] hider-coming, ger. --> hither-coming
[MED20745] hidere, n. --> hider
[MED20746] hider-til, adv. --> hithertill | hithertills
[MED20747] hider-to, adv. --> hitherto
[MED20748] hider-toward, adv. --> hithertoward
[MED20749] hider-towardes, adv. --> hithertowards
[MED20750] hider-ward, adv. --> hitherward
[MED20751] hider-wardes, adv. --> hitherwards
[MED20752] hiding(e, ger. --> hiding
[MED20753] hidingli, adv. --> hidingly
[MED20754] hidli(che, adv. --> hidly
[MED20755] hidlinges, adv. --> hidlings
[MED20756] hidnes, n. --> hidness
[MED20757] hidour, n. --> hidour
[MED20758] hidous, n. --> hideous
[MED20759] hidous, adj. --> hideous
[MED20760] hidousen, v. --> hidous
[MED20761] hidousli, adv. --> hideously
[MED20762] hidousnes(se, n. --> hideousness
[MED20763] hidousshipe, n. --> hideousship
[MED20764] hidouste, n. --> hidousty
[MED20765] hie, n.(1) --> hie | hy
[MED20766] hi(e, n.(2) --> hie | hy
[MED20767] hi(e, interj. --> hi
[MED20767.5] hiemal, adj. --> hiemal
[MED20768] hien, v. --> hie
[MED20769] hiena, n. --> hyena | hyaena
[MED20770] hiene, n. --> hyena | hyaena
[MED20771] highfulnes, n. --> highfulness
[MED20772] hight, n. --> hight
[MED20772.5] hight, n.(2) --> hight
[MED20773] highten, v.(1) --> hight
[MED20774] highten, v.(2) --> hight
[MED20775] hightenen, v. --> heighten
[MED20776] hightere, n. --> highter
[MED20777] highthe, n. --> hight | highth
[MED20778] hightinge, ger. --> highting
[MED20779] hightlen, v. --> hightle
[MED20780] hightli(che, adj. &amp; adv. --> hightly
[MED20781] hightnes(se, n. --> hightness
[MED20782] hi&#x292;hede, n. --> highhead
[MED20783] hihful, adj. --> hieful
[MED20784] hiing(e, ger. --> hying
[MED20785] hiingli, adv. --> hyingly
[MED20786] Hikke, n. --> Hikke
[MED20787] hil, n. --> hill
[MED20788] Hilari, n. --> Hilary
[MED20789] hilarite, n. --> hilarity
[MED20790] hilden, v. --> hild
[MED20791] hilder, n. --> elder
[MED20792] hildinge, ger. --> hilding
[MED20793] hilen, v. --> hill
[MED20794] hilere, n. --> hiler
[MED20795] hilet, n. --> hilet
[MED20796] hiling(e, ger. --> hilling
[MED20797] hil(le, n. --> hill
[MED20798] hilli, adj. --> hilly
[MED20799] hillok, n. --> hillock
[MED20799.5] hille-wort, n. --> hill-wort
[MED20800] hilt(e, n. --> hilt
[MED20801] hilted, adj. --> hilted
[MED20802] hil-wort, n. --> hillwort
[MED20803] him, pron. --> him
[MED20804] hime, n. --> hymen
[MED20805] himele, n. --> hummel
[MED20806] him-lande, n. --> hymlande
[MED20807] himmere, adj. --> himmere
[MED20808] him-self, pron. --> himself
[MED20809] hin, n. --> hin
[MED20810] hind(e, n. --> hind
[MED20810.5] hind(e, n.(2) --> hind(e
[MED20811] hinde, adj. --> hind
[MED20812] hinde, adv. --> hind
[MED20813] hinde-forth, adv. --> hindforth
[MED20814] hinde-hele, n. --> hindheal
[MED20815] hindemest, adj. --> hindmost
[MED20816] hinden, v. --> hind
[MED20817] hindene, n. --> hindene
[MED20818] hinder, n.(1) --> hinder
[MED20819] hinder, n.(2) --> hinder
[MED20820] hinder, adj.(1) --> hinder
[MED20821] hinder, adj.(2) --> hinder
[MED20822] hinderful, adj. --> hinderful
[MED20823] hinderfulliche, adv. --> hinderfully
[MED20824] hinderhede, n. --> hinderhead
[MED20825] hinderling, n. --> hinderling
[MED20826] hinderling, adv. --> hinderling
[MED20827] hinder-lond, n. --> hinderland
[MED20828] hindermest, adj. --> hindermost
[MED20829] hindermore, adj. &amp; n. --> hindermore
[MED20830] hindernesse, n. --> hinderness
[MED20831] hinder-yep, adj. --> hinderyeap
[MED20831.5] hinding, n. --> hinding
[MED20832] hind-labour, n. --> hind-labour
[MED20833] hindraunce, n. --> hindrance
[MED20834] hindren, v. --> hinder
[MED20835] hindrer(e, n. --> hinderer
[MED20836] hindring(e, ger. --> hindering
[MED20837] hindward, adv. --> hindward
[MED20838] hine, n. --> hind
[MED20839] hine, pron. --> hin | hine
[MED20840] hinehede, n. --> hinehede
[MED20841] hineiinge, ger. --> hinnying
[MED20842] hine-self, pron. --> himself
[MED20843] hine-ward, adv. --> henward
[MED20844] hini, v. --> hinny
[MED20845] hinne-leac, n. --> onion-leek
[MED20846] hipe, n. --> hip
[MED20847] hipel, n. --> hipple
[MED20848] hipel-melum, adv. --> hipplemeal
[MED20848.5] hipotenusa, n. --> hypotenuse
[MED20849] hip(p)ed, adj. --> hipped | hipt
[MED20850] hippen, v. --> hip
[MED20851] hippinge, ger. --> hipping
[MED20852] hiram, n. --> hiram
[MED20853] hircane, n. pl. --> Hyrcan
[MED20854] hircine, adj. --> hircine
[MED20855] hirdel, n. --> hurdle
[MED20856] hird(e)ler, n. --> hurdler
[MED20857] hird(e)nesse, n. --> herdness
[MED20858] hirdshipe, n. --> hiredship
[MED20859] hir(e, n. --> hire
[MED20860] hir(e, pron.(1) --> her
[MED20861] hir(e, pron.(2) --> her
[MED20862] hired, n. --> hird | hired
[MED20863] hired-man, n. --> hirdman | hiredman
[MED20864] hire-man, n. --> hireman
[MED20865] hiren, pron. --> hern
[MED20866] hiren, v. --> hire
[MED20867] hirer, n. --> hirer
[MED20868] hires, pron. --> hers
[MED20869] hire-self, pron. --> herself
[MED20869.5] hire-swain, n. --> hire-swain
[MED20870] hiring(e, ger. --> hiring
[MED20871] hirling, n. --> hireling
[MED20872] hirn(e, n. --> hern | hirn
[MED20873] hirplen, v. --> hirple
[MED20874] hirse, n. --> hirse
[MED20875] hirsil, n. --> hirsel
[MED20876] hirst(e, n. --> hurst
[MED20877] hirsten, v. --> hirst
[MED20878] his, pron.(1) --> his
[MED20879] his, pron.(2) --> his
[MED20880] his, pron.(3) --> his | hise
[MED20881] his, pron.(4) --> his | hise
[MED20882] hisen, pron. --> his'n
[MED20883] hisians, n.pl. --> hisians
[MED20884] hisis, pron. --> hisis
[MED20885] hisoplexos, n. --> hisoplexos
[MED20886] Hispaigne, n. --> Hispana
[MED20887] hispannen, n. --> hispannen
[MED20888] Hisperies, n. pl. --> hisperios
[MED20889] hissa, interj. --> hissa
[MED20890] his-self, pron. --> himself
[MED20891] hissen, v. --> hiss
[MED20892] hisser, n. --> hisser
[MED20893] hissing(e, ger. --> hissing
[MED20894] historiagraphus, n. --> historiograph
[MED20895] historial, adj. --> historial
[MED20896] historiali, adv. --> historially
[MED20897] historian, n. --> historian
[MED20898] historicalle, adj. --> historical
[MED20899] histori(e, n. --> history
[MED20900] historien, v. --> history
[MED20901] historier, n. --> historier
[MED20901.5] historili, adv. --> historily
[MED20902] hit, pron. --> it
[MED20903] hith(e, n. --> hithe | hythe
[MED20904] hithnesse, n. --> heightness
[MED20905] hit-self, pron. --> itself
[MED20906] hitten, v. --> hit
[MED20907] hitte-wite, n. --> hite-wite
[MED20908] hitting(e, ger. --> hitting
[MED20909] hive, n. --> hive
[MED20910] hiven, v. --> hive
[MED20911] hiwscipe, n. --> heweship
[MED20912] hiwung(e, ger. --> huing
[MED20913] hlisa, n. --> hlisa
[MED20914] hlisful, adj. --> hlisful
[MED20915] hloth, n. --> hloth
[MED20916] ho, n. --> ho
[MED20917] ho, interj. --> ho
[MED20918] ho, v. --> ho
[MED20919] Hob(be, n. --> Hob
[MED20920] hobelen, v. --> hobble
[MED20921] hobeler, n. --> hobbler
[MED20922] hoberd, n. --> hoberd
[MED20923] hobet, n. --> hobet
[MED20924] hobi, n.(1) --> hobby
[MED20925] hobi, n.(2) --> hobby
[MED20925.5] hobi-hors, n. --> hobby-horse
[MED20926] hobiing, ger. --> hobbying
[MED20927] hobin, n. --> hobby
[MED20928] hocche, n. --> hocche
[MED20929] hoche-pot, n. --> hotchpot
[MED20930] hocke, n. --> hock
[MED20931] hoc-scip, n. --> hoc ship
[MED20932] hod, n. --> hood
[MED20933] hod(e, n. --> had | hade | hod
[MED20934] hodelnesse, n. --> hodelnesse
[MED20935] hoden, v.(1) --> hade | hode
[MED20936] hoden, v.(2) --> hood
[MED20937] hoder(e, n. --> hooder
[MED20938] hoderen, v. --> hoder
[MED20939] hoderes, n. --> hooderess
[MED20940] hodimok, n. --> hodymoke
[MED20941] hodinge, ger.(1) --> hooding
[MED20942] hodinge, ger.(2) --> hooding
[MED20943] hodkin, n. --> hoodkin
[MED20944] hodles, adj. --> hoodless
[MED20944.5] hodlou, n. --> hodlou
[MED20945] hodove, n. --> huddon
[MED20946] hof, n.(1) --> hoof
[MED20947] hof, n.(2) --> hove | hof
[MED20948] hofles, adj. --> hofles
[MED20949] hoge, n. --> how | howe
[MED20950] hogeled, ppl. --> hogeled
[MED20951] hogeler, n. --> hoggler
[MED20952] hogeles, adj. --> howeless
[MED20953] hoggaster, n. --> hoggaster
[MED20954] hog(ge, n.(1) --> hog
[MED20955] hogge, n.(2) --> ogee
[MED20956] Hogge, n.(3) --> Hodge
[MED20957] hogger(e, n. --> hogger
[MED20958] hogges-hed, n. --> hogshead
[MED20959] hogget, n. --> hogget
[MED20960] hoggish, adj. --> hoggish
[MED20961] hoghful, adj. --> houghful
[MED20962] hoglin, n. --> hogling
[MED20962.5] hogt, ppl. --> hogt
[MED20963] hoi, interj. --> hoy
[MED20964] hoi(e, n. --> hoy
[MED20965] hoist, n. --> host
[MED20966] hoit, n. --> hoyt
[MED20967] hok, n. --> hook
[MED20968] hok(e, n. --> Hock Tuesday
[MED20969] hokel, adj. --> hokel
[MED20970] hokelen, v.(1) --> huggle
[MED20971] hokelen, v.(2) --> hockle
[MED20972] hoken, v. --> hook
[MED20973] hoker, n. --> hoker
[MED20974] hokeren, v. --> hoker
[MED20974.5] hokerere, n. --> hokerer
[MED20975] hokerful, adj. --> hokerful
[MED20976] hokerfulliche, adv. --> hokerfully
[MED20977] hokeringe, ger. --> hokering
[MED20978] hokerlich, adj. --> hokerly
[MED20979] hokerli(che, adv. --> hokerly
[MED20980] hoker-moker, v. --> hugger-mugger
[MED20981] hoket, n. --> hocket
[MED20982] hokinge, ger. --> hooking
[MED20983] hok(ke, n.(1) --> hock
[MED20984] hok(ke, n.(2) --> huck
[MED20985] hokkinge, ger. --> hocking
[MED20986] Holand, n. --> Holland
[MED20987] Holander, n. --> Hollander
[MED20988] holard, n. --> holard
[MED20989] hold, n.(1) --> hold | holde
[MED20990] hold, n.(2) --> hold
[MED20991] hold, n.(3) --> hold
[MED20992] hold, adj. --> hold
[MED20993] hold(e, adv. --> holde | hold
[MED20994] holdeli, adv. --> holdely
[MED20995] holden, v.(1) --> hold
[MED20996] holden, v.(2) --> holde
[MED20996.5] holde-panne, n. --> holde-panne
[MED20997] holder(e, n. --> holder
[MED20998] holding(e, ger. --> holding
[MED20999] holdingliche, adv. --> holdingly
[MED21000] holdscipe, n. --> holdship
[MED21000.5] holdshrof, n. --> holdshrof
[MED21001] holdur --> helder
[MED21002] hol(e, n.(1) --> hull
[MED21003] hol(e, n.(2) --> hole
[MED21004] hol(e, n.(3) --> whole
[MED21005] hol(e, adj.(1) --> holl
[MED21006] hol(e, adj.(2) --> whole
[MED21007] hol(e, adv. --> whole
[MED21008] holen, v.(1) --> hull
[MED21009] holen, v.(2) --> hole
[MED21010] holen, v.(3) --> whole
[MED21011] holen, v.(4) --> hole
[MED21012] holere, n. --> holer
[MED21013] holerie, n. --> holoury
[MED21014] holet, n. --> holet
[MED21015] hol-fare, n. --> hole fare
[MED21016] holful, adj. --> wholeful
[MED21017] holfullich, adv. --> wholefully
[MED21018] holgh, n. --> hollow
[MED21019] holhed(e, n. --> wholehood
[MED21020] holi, n. --> holy
[MED21021] holi, adj.(1) --> holey
[MED21022] holi, adj.(2) --> holy
[MED21023] holi, adv. --> hooly | huly
[MED21024] holi bred, n. --> holy bread
[MED21025] Holi Chirche, n. --> holy church
[MED21026] holi cros, holi crois, n. --> Holy cross
[MED21027] Holi Gost, n. --> Holy Ghost
[MED21028] holihed(e, n. --> holihead
[MED21029] holi-hok(ke, n. --> hollyhock
[MED21030] holili(che, adv.(1) --> holily
[MED21031] holili(che, adv.(2) --> whollily
[MED21032] holin, n. --> hollin | hollen
[MED21033] holinen, adj. --> hollinen
[MED21034] holinesse, n.(1) --> holeyness
[MED21035] holines(se, n.(2) --> holiness
[MED21036] holing(e, ger.(1) --> holing
[MED21037] holing(e, ger.(2) --> hollin | hollen
[MED21038] holi rode, n. --> holy rood
[MED21039] holishipe, n. --> holyship
[MED21040] holite, n. --> holite
[MED21041] Holi Thurs-dai, n. --> Holy Thursday
[MED21042] Holi Thurs-eve(n, n. --> Holy Thurseven
[MED21043] holi water, n. --> holy water
[MED21044] Holi Writ, n. --> Holy Writ
[MED21045] holk(e, n. --> holk
[MED21046] holke, adj. --> holk
[MED21047] holken, v. --> holk | howk
[MED21048] hol-lek, n. --> holleke
[MED21049] holli, adj. --> wholly
[MED21050] holli, adv. --> wholly
[MED21051] holm(e, n.(1) --> holm | holme
[MED21052] holm(e, n.(2) --> holm
[MED21053] holnesse, n.(1) --> hollness | holness
[MED21054] holnes(se, n.(2) --> wholeness
[MED21055] holocaust, n. --> holocaust
[MED21056] holouen, v. --> hollow
[MED21057] holou&#x292;ish, adj. --> hollowish
[MED21058] holour, n. --> holour
[MED21059] hol-sake, n. --> hold-sake
[MED21060] hol-sale, n. --> wholesale
[MED21061] holshipe, n. --> wholeship
[MED21062] holsom, adj. --> wholesome
[MED21063] holsom, adv. --> wholesome
[MED21064] holsomli(che, adv. --> wholesomely
[MED21065] holsomnes(se, n. --> wholesomeness
[MED21066] holste, n. --> holste
[MED21067] holt, n. --> holt
[MED21068] hol-vast, adj. --> wholefast
[MED21069] holwe, adj. --> hollow
[MED21070] holwen, v. --> hollow
[MED21071] holwenes(se, n. --> hollowness
[MED21072] holwi, adj. --> hollowy | hol(o)wy
[MED21072.5] holwish, adj. --> hollowish
[MED21073] hom, n. --> home
[MED21074] hom, adv. --> home
[MED21075] homage, n. --> homage
[MED21076] homageliche, adv. --> homagely
[MED21077] homager, n. --> homager
[MED21078] homaginge, ger. --> homaging
[MED21079] Homber, n. --> Humber
[MED21080] hom-come, n. --> homecome
[MED21081] hom-coming(e, ger. --> homecoming
[MED21082] homeringe, ger. --> hummering
[MED21083] homicide, n. --> homicide
[MED21084] homicidi(e, n. --> homicidy | homicidie
[MED21085] homicied, ppl. --> homicide
[MED21086] hominacioun, n. --> homination
[MED21087] homli, adj. --> homely
[MED21088] homli, adv. --> homelily
[MED21089] homlihed, n. --> homelihead
[MED21090] homlili, adv. --> homelily
[MED21091] homlines(se, n. --> homeliness
[MED21092] homogeneli, adv. --> homogenely
[MED21093] homoplate, n. --> omoplate
[MED21094] homouncion, n. --> homuncion
[MED21095] homple, n. --> homple
[MED21096] hom-stal, n. --> homestall
[MED21097] hom-ward, adj. --> homeward
[MED21098] hom-ward, adv. --> homeward
[MED21099] hom-wardes, adv. --> homewards
[MED21100] hond-brede, n. --> handbrede
[MED21101] hond-craft, n. --> handcraft
[MED21102] hond(e, n. --> hand
[MED21103] hondel, n. --> handle
[MED21104] honden, v. --> hand
[MED21105] hond-festen, v. --> handfast
[MED21106] hondful, n. --> handful
[MED21107] hond-having(e, ppl. --> hand-habend
[MED21108] hondi, adj. --> handy
[MED21109] hond-iwerk, n. --> handiwork
[MED21110] hondlen, v. --> handle
[MED21110.5] hondler, n. --> hondler
[MED21111] hondles, adj. --> handless
[MED21112] hondling(e, ger. --> handling
[MED21113] hondlinges, adv. --> hidlings
[MED21114] hondsom, adj. --> handsome
[MED21115] hond-werk, n. --> handwork
[MED21116] hond-werkinge, ger. --> handworking
[MED21117] hone, n.(1) --> hone
[MED21118] hone, n.(2) --> hone
[MED21119] honen, v.(1) --> hone
[MED21120] honen, v.(2) --> hone
[MED21121] honeste, n. --> honesty
[MED21122] honest(e, adj. --> honest
[MED21122.5] honeste, adv. --> honest
[MED21123] honesten, v. --> honest
[MED21124] honestete, n. --> honestete
[MED21125] honestli(che, adv. --> honestly
[MED21126] honestnes(se, n. --> honestness
[MED21127] hongel, n. --> angle
[MED21128] hongels, n. --> hangle
[MED21129] hong(e)ment, n. --> hangment
[MED21130] hongen, v. --> hang
[MED21131] hongere, n. --> hanger
[MED21132] honging(e, ger. --> hanging
[MED21133] hongre, n. --> hanger
[MED21134] honi, n. --> honey
[MED21135] honi-comb, n. --> honeycomb
[MED21136] honied, ppl. --> honeyed | honied
[MED21137] honiful, adj. --> honeyful
[MED21138] honili, adj. --> honily
[MED21138.5] honili, adv. --> honeyly
[MED21139] honili-like, adv. --> honily-like
[MED21140] honishen, v. --> honish
[MED21141] honi-souke, n. --> honeysuck
[MED21142] honi-soukel, n. --> honeysuckle
[MED21143] honi-swete, adj. --> honey-sweet
[MED21144] honorabilite, n. --> honourability | honorability
[MED21145] honorabled, ppl. --> honourabled
[MED21145.5] honouracioun, n. --> honoration
[MED21146] honorant, n. --> honorant
[MED21147] honoratli, adv. --> honorately
[MED21147.5] honorificence, n. --> honorificence
[MED21148] honorous, adj. --> honorous | honourous
[MED21149] honour, n. --> honour | honor
[MED21150] honourable, adj. --> honourable | honorable
[MED21151] honourabli, adv. --> honourably | honorably
[MED21152] honouraunce, n. --> honorance
[MED21153] honouren, v. --> honour | honor
[MED21154] honourest, adj. sup. --> honorest
[MED21155] honouring, ger. --> honouring | honoring
[MED21156] honouringli, adv. --> honouringly
[MED21157] honourli, adv. --> honorly
[MED21158] honourliche, adj. --> honorly
[MED21159] honourment, n. --> honourment
[MED21160] honurer, n. --> honorer
[MED21161] honusteful, adj. --> honestful
[MED21162] hop, n. --> hoop
[MED21163] hope, n.(1) --> hope
[MED21164] hop(e, n.(2) --> hope
[MED21165] hopeful, adj. --> hopeful
[MED21166] hopeland, n. --> houpland
[MED21167] hopen, v.(1) --> hope
[MED21168] hopen, v.(2) --> hoop
[MED21169] hoper, n.(1) --> hoper
[MED21170] hoper, n.(2) --> hopper
[MED21171] hoping(e, ger.(1) --> hoping
[MED21172] hoping(e, ger.(2) --> hooping
[MED21173] hopingli, adv. --> hopingly
[MED21174] hoppe, n.(1) --> hop
[MED21175] hoppe, n.(2) --> hoppe
[MED21176] hoppen, v. --> hop
[MED21177] hopper(e, n. --> hopper
[MED21178] hoppestre, n. --> hoppestere
[MED21179] hopping(e, ger. --> hopping
[MED21180] hor, adj. --> hoar
[MED21181] hor-cop, n. --> horcop | horecop
[MED21182] hord, n.(1) --> hoard
[MED21183] hord, n.(2) --> hoard
[MED21184] horden, v. --> hoard
[MED21185] horder(e, n. --> hoarder
[MED21186] hordestre, n. --> hoardster
[MED21187] hor(e, n.(1) --> hore | hor
[MED21188] hor(e, n.(2) --> whore
[MED21189] horedom, n. --> whoredom
[MED21190] hor(e-houne, n. --> horehound | hoarhound
[MED21191] horel, n. --> horel
[MED21192] hor(e)ling, n. --> horeling | horling
[MED21193] horen, v.(1) --> hoar
[MED21194] horen, v.(2) --> whore
[MED21195] hore-son(e, n. --> whoreson
[MED21196] horete, n. --> horette
[MED21197] hori(e, adj. --> hory | horry
[MED21198] horien, v.(1) --> hurry
[MED21199] horien, v.(2) --> hory
[MED21200] horinesse, n.(1) --> horyness
[MED21201] horines(se, n.(2) --> hoariness
[MED21202] horing, ger. --> horring
[MED21203] horish, adj. --> hoarish
[MED21204] horn, n. --> horn
[MED21205] horn-bem, n. --> hornbeam
[MED21206] horned, adj. &amp; ppl. --> horned
[MED21207] hornen, adj. --> hornen
[MED21208] horner(e, n. --> horner
[MED21209] hornes(se, n. --> hoarness
[MED21210] hornet, n. --> hornet
[MED21211] horn(e-yeld, n. --> horngeld
[MED21212] horn-faste, adv. --> horn fast
[MED21213] horni, adj. --> horny
[MED21214] horni-cler, n. --> hornicleer
[MED21215] horning(e, ger. --> horning
[MED21216] hornles, adj. --> hornless
[MED21217] horn-pipe, n. --> hornpipe
[MED21218] horn-piper(e, n. --> hornpiper
[MED21219] horn-wod, adj. --> horn-wood
[MED21220] horoscopum, n. --> horoscope
[MED21221] horrede, n. --> horhood
[MED21222] horren, v. --> horre
[MED21223] horrend(e, adj. --> horrend
[MED21224] horribilite, n. --> horribility
[MED21225] horrible, adj. --> horrible
[MED21226] horriblenes(se, n. --> horribleness
[MED21227] horribli, adv. --> horribly
[MED21228] horrour, n. --> horror
[MED21229] hors, n. --> horse
[MED21230] hors, adj. --> horse
[MED21231] hors-bak, n. --> horseback
[MED21232] hors-comb, n. --> horse-comb
[MED21233] hors de couple, phr. --> hors de couple
[MED21234] hor-selfe, pron. --> herself
[MED21235] hors-elne, n. --> horseheal | horseheel
[MED21236] horsen, adj. --> horsen
[MED21237] horsen, v. --> horse
[MED21238] hors-her, n. --> horsehair
[MED21239] hors-hove, n. --> horse-hoof
[MED21240] horsing(e, ger.(1) --> horsing
[MED21241] horsinge, ger.(2) --> horsing
[MED21242] hors-leche, n. --> horse-leech
[MED21243] horsli, adj. --> horsely
[MED21244] hors-man, n. --> horseman
[MED21245] hors-minte, n. --> horse-mint
[MED21246] hors-sho, n. --> horseshoe
[MED21247] hors-shoing, ger. --> horse-shoeing
[MED21248] hors-tail, n. --> horsetail
[MED21249] horten, n. --> horten
[MED21250] horuth(e, n. --> horuthe
[MED21251] horwald-peni, n. --> horwald penny
[MED21251.5] hor-wei, n. --> hor-wei
[MED21252] hor-wort, n. --> horewort
[MED21253] hos, n. --> hoose
[MED21254] hos, adj. --> hoarse
[MED21255] hose, n. --> hose
[MED21256] hose, adv. --> hoarse
[MED21257] hosen, v.(1) --> hose
[MED21258] hoshed(e, n. --> hoarsehead
[MED21259] hosi, adj. --> hoarsy
[MED21260] hosier, n. --> hosier
[MED21261] hosinge, ger. --> hosing
[MED21262] hosli(e, adv. --> hoarsely
[MED21263] hosnes(se, n. --> hoarseness
[MED21264] hosp, n. --> hosp
[MED21265] hospital, n. --> hospital
[MED21266] hospital, adj. --> hospital
[MED21267] hospitalarie, n. --> hospitalary
[MED21268] hospitalite, n. --> hospitality
[MED21269] hospiteler, n. --> hospitaller | hospitaler
[MED21270] hossing, n. --> 
[MED21271] hostage, n.(1) --> hostage
[MED21272] hostage, n.(2) --> hostage
[MED21273] hostagen, v. --> hostage
[MED21274] hostager, n.(1) --> hostager
[MED21275] hostager, n.(2) --> hostager
[MED21276] host(e, n.(1) --> host
[MED21277] host(e, n.(2) --> host
[MED21278] host(e, n.(3) --> host
[MED21279] host(e, n.(4) --> host
[MED21280] host(e, n.(5) --> hoast
[MED21281] hoste, p.ppl. --> hoste
[MED21282] hosteien, v.(1) --> hostey
[MED21283] hosteien, v.(2) --> hostey
[MED21284] hosteiing(e, ger. --> hosting
[MED21285] hostel, n. --> hostel
[MED21286] hostelen, v. --> hostel
[MED21287] hostelesse, n. --> hosteless
[MED21288] hostelrie, n. --> hostelry
[MED21289] hosten, v.(1) --> host
[MED21290] hosten, v.(2) --> hoast
[MED21291] hoster, n. --> hoster
[MED21292] hostes, n. pl. --> hostez
[MED21293] hostes(se, n. --> hostess
[MED21294] hostiari, n. --> ostiary
[MED21295] hostilage, n. --> hostelage
[MED21296] hostiler, n. --> hosteler
[MED21297] hot, n.(1) --> hot
[MED21298] hostilite, n. --> hostility
[MED21299] hostilment, n. --> hustlement
[MED21300] hosting, ger. --> hosting
[MED21301] hostri(e, n. --> hostry
[MED21302] hot, n.(2) --> hote
[MED21303] hot, adj. --> hot
[MED21304] hotchen, v. --> hotch
[MED21305] hot(e, adv. --> hot
[MED21306] hoteli, adv. --> hotly
[MED21307] hoten, v.(1) --> hight
[MED21308] hoten, v.(2) --> hot
[MED21309] hotere, n. --> highter
[MED21310] hotestre, n. --> hightster
[MED21311] hot-fot, adv. &amp; n. --> hotfoot
[MED21312] hot-herte, n. --> hot-heart
[MED21313] hoting(e, ger.(1) --> highting
[MED21314] hotinge, ger.(2) --> hotting
[MED21315] hotnes(se, n. --> hotness
[MED21316] hotte, n. --> hot | hotte | hut
[MED21317] hou, interrog. adv. --> how
[MED21318] hou, conjunctive adv. --> how
[MED21319] hou, interj.(1) --> how | howe
[MED21320] hou, interj.(2) --> how
[MED21321] hou-as-ever, adv. --> how as ever
[MED21322] hou-be-hit, adv. --> howbeit
[MED21323] hou(e, n.(1) --> how
[MED21324] houe, n.(2) --> hoe
[MED21325] houen, v.(1) --> howe
[MED21326] houen, v.(2) --> hoe
[MED21327] hou-ever, adv. --> however
[MED21328] hou(e-wif, n. --> howe wife
[MED21329] hou-gat(e, adv. --> howgate | howgates
[MED21330] hou-gates, adv. --> howgates
[MED21331] hough, n.(1) --> heugh | heuch
[MED21332] hough, n.(2) --> hough
[MED21333] houghen, v. --> hough
[MED21334] hough-sineuen, v. --> hough-sinew
[MED21335] houlen, v. --> howl
[MED21336] houlinge, ger. --> howling
[MED21337] houlot, n. --> owlet
[MED21338] hound, n. --> hound
[MED21339] hounden, adj. --> hounden
[MED21340] hounden, v. --> hound
[MED21341] hound(es-beri(e, n. --> hound's berry
[MED21341.5] houndes-dokke, n. --> hound's dock
[MED21342] hound(es-fish, n. --> hound-fish | houndfish
[MED21343] hounde-ston, n. --> 
[MED21344] houndes-tonge, n. --> hound's-tongue
[MED21345] hounding, n. --> hounding
[MED21346] houndish, adj. --> houndish
[MED21347] houndli, adj. --> houndly
[MED21348] houn(e, n.(1) --> hune
[MED21349] houne, n.(2) --> howne
[MED21350] houns-cul, n. --> houndsculle
[MED21351] hountage, n. --> hountage
[MED21352] hounte, n. --> hountee
[MED21353] houp, n. --> hoop
[MED21354] houpen, v. --> hoop
[MED21355] houpere, n. --> hoopoe
[MED21356] houre, n. --> hour
[MED21357] houred, adj. --> houred
[MED21358] hour(e)li, adv. --> hourly
[MED21359] hourshen, v. --> hoursch
[MED21360] hous, n. --> house
[MED21361] hous-bond(e, n. --> husband
[MED21361.5] housbondhede, n. --> husbandhood
[MED21362] hous-bondli, adj. --> husbandly
[MED21362.5] hous-bondli, adv. --> husbandly
[MED21363] hous-bote, n. --> housebote
[MED21364] hous-carl, n. --> housecarl
[MED21365] hous(e, n. --> house
[MED21366] housel, n.(1) --> housel
[MED21367] housel, n.(2) --> housel
[MED21368] houselen, v. --> housel
[MED21369] houseling(e, n. --> houseling
[MED21370] housen, v. --> house
[MED21371] housere, n. --> houser
[MED21372] housful, n. --> houseful
[MED21373] houshen, v. --> heascen
[MED21374] hous-hold, n. --> household
[MED21375] hous-holder(e, n. --> householder
[MED21376] hous-holding, ger. --> householding
[MED21377] hous-holding, ppl. --> householding
[MED21378] housing(e, ger. --> housing
[MED21379] hous-lek, n. --> houseleek
[MED21380] housles, adj. --> houseless
[MED21381] hou-so, adv. --> howso
[MED21382] hou-so-ever, adv. --> howsoever
[MED21383] hou-som, adv. --> howsome
[MED21384] hous-sem, n. --> house-seam
[MED21385] hou-sum-ever, adv. --> howsomever
[MED21386] hous-wif, n. --> housewife
[MED21387] hous-wifli, adv. --> housewifely
[MED21388] hous-wifrede, n. --> housewifered
[MED21389] hout, n. --> hoot
[MED21390] houten, v. --> hoot
[MED21391] houth-sithe, n. --> houd sithe
[MED21392] houting(e, ger. --> hooting
[MED21393] houve, n. --> houve | hoove
[MED21394] hovable, adj. --> hovable
[MED21395] hove, n.(1) --> hove
[MED21396] hove, n.(2) --> hove
[MED21397] hoved, ppl. --> hoofed
[MED21398] hove-dance, n. --> hove-dance
[MED21398.5] hoveful, adj. --> hoveful
[MED21399] hovel, n. --> hovel
[MED21400] hoveli, adj. --> 
[MED21401] hoven, v.(1) --> hove
[MED21402] hoven, v.(2) --> hove
[MED21403] hover, n.(1) --> hover
[MED21404] hover, n.(2) --> hover
[MED21405] hoverede, adj. --> hovered
[MED21406] hoveren, v. --> hover
[MED21407] hove-tre, n. --> heave-tree
[MED21408] hovinge, ger. --> hoving
[MED21409] howhel, n. --> howhel
[MED21410] hox, n. --> hox
[MED21411] hoxen, v. --> hox
[MED21412] hoxenen, v. --> hoxen
[MED21413] hradnysse, n. --> radness
[MED21414] hraecen, v. --> reach
[MED21414.5] hramma, n. --> hramma
[MED21414.6] hrif, n. --> hrif
[MED21414.8] huben, v. --> huben
[MED21415] Hubert, n. --> Hubert
[MED21416] huche, n. --> hutch
[MED21417] huckel, n. --> huckle
[MED21418] hucking, ger. --> hucking
[MED21419] hud, n. --> hud
[MED21420] hudela, n. --> hudela
[MED21421] hudeloke, n. --> hudelock
[MED21422] huf, interj. --> huff
[MED21423] huge, adj. --> huge
[MED21424] hugeli, adv. --> hugely
[MED21425] hugenes(se, n. --> hugeness
[MED21426] hugeous, adj. --> hugeous
[MED21427] hugeousli, adv. --> hugeously
[MED21428] hugi, adj. --> hugy
[MED21429] huing, ger. --> huing
[MED21430] hukken, v. --> huck
[MED21431] hukker, n. --> hucker
[MED21432] hukkerie, n. --> huckery
[MED21433] huk-muck, n. --> huckmuck
[MED21434] hukster(e, n. --> huckster
[MED21435] huksterie, n. --> huckstery
[MED21436] hulines, n. --> huliness
[MED21437] hulk, n. --> hulk
[MED21438] hulken, v. --> hulk
[MED21439] hullen, adj. --> hillen
[MED21440] hulsen, v. --> huls
[MED21441] hulster, n. --> hulster
[MED21442] hulstred, ppl. --> hulster
[MED21443] hulver, n. --> hulver
[MED21444] hum, n. --> hum
[MED21445] humain(e, adj. --> human
[MED21446] humanite, n. --> humanity
[MED21447] humanli, adv. --> humanely
[MED21448] humble, adj. --> humble
[MED21449] humblehede, n. --> humblehede
[MED21450] humblement, adv. --> humblement
[MED21451] humblen, v. --> humble
[MED21452] humblenes(se, n. --> humbleness
[MED21453] humbles(se, n. --> humblesse
[MED21454] humblete, n. --> humblete
[MED21455] humbli, adv. --> humbly
[MED21455.5] humbling, ger. --> humbling
[MED21456] humblinge, ger. --> humbling
[MED21457] humblishen, v. --> humblish
[MED21458] humbul-be, n. --> humble-bee
[MED21459] hume, n. --> hum
[MED21460] humectacioun, n. --> humectation
[MED21461] humectate, adj. --> humectate
[MED21462] humectatif, adj. --> humectative
[MED21463] humecten, v. --> humect
[MED21464] humective, n. --> humective
[MED21465] humectorie, n. --> humectory
[MED21466] humefactive, n. --> humefactive
[MED21466.5] humerosite, n. --> humerosity
[MED21467] humerus, n. --> humerus
[MED21468] hu-meta, adv. --> hu-meta
[MED21469] humid(e, adj. --> humid
[MED21470] humidite, n. --> humidity
[MED21471] humiliacioun, n. --> humiliation
[MED21472] humiliaunce, n. --> humiliance
[MED21473] humilien, v. --> humile | humily
[MED21473.5] humilinge, ger. --> humiling
[MED21474] humilite, n. --> humility
[MED21475] hummen, v. --> hum
[MED21476] humminge, ger. --> humming
[MED21477] humoral, adj. --> humoral
[MED21478] humorous, adj. --> humorous
[MED21480] humour, n. --> humour | humor
[MED21481] hunchen, v. --> hunch
[MED21482] hund, card. num. --> hund
[MED21483] hund-, pref. --> hund
[MED21484] hundfold, adj., adv., n. --> hundfold
[MED21485] hund-lim, n. --> heaned limb
[MED21486] hundred, n. --> hundred
[MED21487] hundred, card. num. --> hundred
[MED21488] hundreder, n. --> hundreder | hundredor
[MED21489] hundredethe, ord. num. --> hundredth
[MED21490] hundredfold, adj., adv., n. --> hundredfold
[MED21491] hundred-man, n. --> hundred-man
[MED21492] hundred-peni, n. --> hundred-penny
[MED21493] hundredsom, n. --> hundredsome
[MED21494] hundres-laund, n. --> hundresland
[MED21494.5] hundscolle, n. --> hundscolle
[MED21495] hundseofenteo&#xF0;a, ord. num. --> hundseventieth
[MED21496] hundseventi, card. num. --> hundseventy
[MED21497] hundtenti&#x292;, card. num. --> hund-teontig
[MED21498] Hungari, n. --> Hungary
[MED21498.5] Hungarien, n. --> Hungarian
[MED21499] hunger, n. --> hunger
[MED21500] hunger-bed-rip(e, n. --> hunger-bedrip
[MED21501] hungerli, adj. --> hungerly
[MED21502] hunger-storven, ppl. --> hunger-starven
[MED21503] hungren, v. --> hunger
[MED21504] hungrere, n. --> hungerer
[MED21505] hungri(e, adj. --> hungry
[MED21506] hungrili(che, adv. --> hungrily
[MED21506.5] huntable, adj. --> huntable
[MED21507] hunte, n. --> hunt
[MED21508] hunten, v. --> hunt
[MED21509] huntene-silver, n. --> hunt-silver
[MED21510] hunter(e, n. --> hunter
[MED21511] hunteres(se, n. --> huntress
[MED21512] hunteth, n. --> hunteth
[MED21513] hunting(e, ger. --> hunting
[MED21514] huntnoth, n. --> hunteth
[MED21515] hupe, n. --> heap
[MED21516] hupling, ger. --> hupling
[MED21517] hurdes, n. --> hurdies
[MED21518] hurdis, n. --> hurdice
[MED21519] hurdisen, v. --> hurdised
[MED21520] hurdiser, n. --> hurdicer
[MED21521] hurdising, ger. --> hurdicing
[MED21522] hurd-reue, n. --> herd-rue
[MED21523] hure, n. --> hure
[MED21524] hure, adv. --> hure
[MED21525] huree, interj. --> harrow
[MED21526] hurer, n.(1). --> hurrer
[MED21527] hurer, n.(2) --> hurrer
[MED21528] hurkelen, v. --> hurkle
[MED21529] hurl(e, n. --> hurl
[MED21530] hurle-bat(te, n. --> hurlbat
[MED21531] hurled, adj. --> hurled
[MED21532] hurlen, v. --> hurl
[MED21533] hurler(e, n. --> hurler
[MED21534] Hurlewain, n. --> hurlewayn
[MED21535] hurling(e, ger. --> hurling
[MED21536] hurre, n. --> hurr
[MED21537] hurren, v. --> hurr
[MED21538] hurrok, n. --> hurrock
[MED21539] hursting, ger. --> hursting
[MED21540] hurt, n. --> hurt
[MED21541] hurteful, adj. --> hurtful
[MED21542] hurtelen, v. --> hurtle
[MED21543] hurteling(e, ger. --> hurtling
[MED21544] hurten, v. --> hurt
[MED21545] hurter, n. --> hurter
[MED21546] hurth, n. --> hurth
[MED21547] hurtil-beri, n. --> whortleberry
[MED21548] hurting(e, ger. --> hurting
[MED21549] hurtles, adj. --> hurtless
[MED21550] hurtour, n. --> hurter
[MED21551] hus-bonden, v. --> husband
[MED21552] hus-bondhode, n. --> husbandhood
[MED21553] hus-bonding(e, ger. --> husbanding
[MED21554] hus-bondles, adj. --> husbandless
[MED21555] hus-bond-man, n. --> husbandman
[MED21556] hus-bondri(e, n. --> husbandry
[MED21557] huse, n. --> huso
[MED21558] huse-wifship(e, n. --> housewifeship
[MED21559] husing(e, ger. --> housing
[MED21560] husk, n. --> huss
[MED21561] husk(e, n. --> husk
[MED21562] huspilen, v. --> huspil | huspel
[MED21563] husshipe, 87423n. --> houseship
[MED21564] hust, adj. --> hust
[MED21565] husting, n. --> husting
[MED21566] hustlinge, n. --> hustling
[MED21567] hus-wifri(e, n. --> housewifery
[MED21568] hux, n. --> hux
[MED21569] huxlice, adv. --> huxly
[MED21570] hwi&#xFE;a, n. --> whyght
[MED21571] hwonlice, adv. --> whonly
[MED21572] hwosen, v. --> wheeze
[MED21573] hwoste, n. --> hoast
[MED21574] hyrwnesse, n. --> hyrwnes
[MED21575] i, n. --> I
[MED21576] i-, pref. --> i-
[MED21577] -i, suf. --> -y
[MED21578] i&#xE6;&#xF0;elien, v. --> i&#xE6;&#xF0;elien
[MED21579] iahnien, v. --> i-ahn(e
[MED21580] -ial, suf. --> -al
[MED21581] iandetten, v. --> iandetten
[MED21581.5] iandwearden, v. --> iandwearden
[MED21581.6] ian&#x0292;sumien, v. --> ian&#x0292;sumien
[MED21582] iaren, v. --> iaren
[MED21583] iauhten, v. --> iauhten
[MED21584] iban, n. --> iban
[MED21584.5] ibanered, adj. --> i-bannered
[MED21585] ibeat, n. --> ibeat
[MED21586] ibedde, n. --> i-bedde
[MED21587] ibed(e, n. --> ibed(e
[MED21587.5] ibeien, v. --> ibeien
[MED21588] iben, v. --> be
[MED21589] ibeot, n. --> i-beot
[MED21590] ibere, n. --> i-bere
[MED21591] iberen, v.(1) --> i-bere
[MED21592] iberen, v.(2) --> i-bere
[MED21593] ibeten, v. --> i-bete
[MED21593.5] ibethien, v. --> i-bathe
[MED21594] ibidden, v. --> i-bid
[MED21595] ibiden, v. --> i-bede
[MED21595.5] ibien, v. --> i-buy
[MED21596] ibigle, adj. --> ibigle
[MED21597] ibin, n. --> ibis
[MED21598] ibinden, v. --> i-binde
[MED21599] ibird, n. --> ibird
[MED21600] ibiren, v. --> i-bure
[MED21600.5] ibiring, ger. --> ibiring
[MED21601] ibiten, v. --> ibiten
[MED21602] -ible, suf. --> -ble
[MED21602.5] ibleden, v. --> i-bleed
[MED21603] iblessen, v. --> ibless
[MED21604] iblissien, v. --> ibless
[MED21605] ibod, n. --> i-bod
[MED21606] ibon, adj. &amp; ppl. --> i-boen | i-bon
[MED21607] ibore(n, ppl. --> iboren
[MED21608] iborenesse, n. --> i-borenesse
[MED21609] ibor&#x292;inge, ger. --> ibor&#x292;inge
[MED21610] iborwed, ppl. --> yborwed
[MED21611] ibos, n. --> ibos
[MED21612] iboued, ppl. --> iboughed
[MED21613] ibouen, v. --> ybowed
[MED21614] ibreden, v. --> ibreden
[MED21614.5] ibreiden, v. --> ibreiden
[MED21615] ibrested, ppl. --> ibrested
[MED21616] ibridde, n. --> ibridde
[MED21616.5] ibrighten, v. --> i-bright
[MED21617] ibrightlich, adj. --> ibrightlich
[MED21618] ibringen, v. --> bring
[MED21618.5] ibriten, v. --> i-britten
[MED21619] ibrotheren, n. --> i-brotheren | i-brothren
[MED21620] ibrucen, v. --> brook
[MED21621] ibrusted, ppl. --> ibrusted
[MED21622] ibude, n. --> ibude
[MED21623] ibulumus, n. --> ibulumus
[MED21624] iburyen, v. --> bergh | ber&#x21D;e | berwe
[MED21625] iburst, adj. --> iburst
[MED21626] ibuten, prep. --> ibuten
[MED21627] ibuxom, adj. --> buxom
[MED21628] ibuxomnesse, n. --> ibuxomness
[MED21629] icacchen, v. --> icacchen
[MED21630] -ical, suf. --> -ic | -al
[MED21631] icallen, v. --> icallen
[MED21632] icamphered, ppl. --> icamphered
[MED21633] icasten, v. --> icasten
[MED21634] icausen, v. --> icausen
[MED21635] icaved, ppl. --> icaved
[MED21636] icchen, v. --> icche(n
[MED21637] icching, ger. --> icching
[MED21638] icesen, v. --> icesen
[MED21639] ich, pron. --> be
[MED21640] iche, n. --> iche
[MED21641] icheien, v. --> icheien
[MED21642] icheken, v. --> icheken
[MED21643] icherren, v. --> i-cherre
[MED21644] ichesen, v. --> i-cheose
[MED21645] icheu, n. --> icheu
[MED21646] ich-self, pron. --> myself
[MED21646.5] ici&#x0292;en, v. --> ici&#x0292;en
[MED21647] iclemen, v. --> cleam | cleme
[MED21648] iclensen, v. --> yclense
[MED21648.5] iclensing, ger. --> i-cleansing
[MED21649] iclepen, v. --> iclepen
[MED21650] iclova, n. --> iclova
[MED21651] icolen, ppl. --> icolen
[MED21652] icomen, v. --> icomen
[MED21653] icomp, n. --> icomp
[MED21654] icompouned, ppl. --> compound
[MED21655] iconomi, n. pl. --> iconomi
[MED21656] iconomi(e, n. --> economy
[MED21657] iconomique, n. --> economic
[MED21658] icor(e, n. --> icore
[MED21659] icouded, ppl. --> icouded
[MED21660] icoveren, v. --> icoveren
[MED21661] icroked, ppl. --> icroked
[MED21662] idachite(s, n. --> idachites
[MED21663] id&#xE6;len, v. --> id&#xE6;len
[MED21664] idafenen, v. --> idafenen
[MED21665] idafenlich, adj. --> idafenlich
[MED21666] idea, n. --> idea
[MED21667] ideal, adj. --> ideal
[MED21667.5] idechen, v. --> i-deche
[MED21668] idefe, adj. --> idefe
[MED21669] idel, n. --> idle
[MED21670] idel, adj. --> idle
[MED21671] idel, adv. --> idle
[MED21672] idelen, v. --> idle
[MED21673] ideles(se, n. --> ideless
[MED21674] idelhed, n. --> idlehead
[MED21675] idel-honded, ppl. --> idle-handed
[MED21676] idelleic, n. --> idelleic
[MED21677] idelli, adv. --> idly
[MED21678] idellic, adj. --> idellic
[MED21679] idel-man, n. --> idleman
[MED21680] idelnes(se, n. --> idleness
[MED21681] idelship(e, n. --> idleship
[MED21682] idem, adj. --> idem
[MED21683] idema, n. --> oedema | edema
[MED21684] idemen, v. --> i-deme
[MED21685] idemptical, adj. --> idemptical
[MED21686] idemptificalli, adv. --> ydemptifically
[MED21687] iderus, n. --> iderus
[MED21688] idighten, v. --> dight
[MED21689] idi&#x292;en, v.</medHed><oedHed>-----</oedHed> <norm>idi&#x292;en
[MED21690] idi&#x292;lian, v. --> idi&#x292;lian
[MED21691] idiot(e, n. --> idiot
[MED21692] idiotes, adj. pl. --> idiot
[MED21693] idirstlichen, v. --> idirstlichen
[MED21694] idol, n. --> idol
[MED21695] idolastre, n. --> idolaster
[MED21696] idolatre, n. --> idolatry
[MED21697] idolatrer, n. --> idolater
[MED21698] idolatri(e, n. --> idolatry
[MED21699] idol(e, n. --> idol
[MED21700] idoue, adj. --> idoue
[MED21701] idouten, v. --> ydout
[MED21702] idre, n.(1) --> hydra
[MED21703] idre, n.(2) --> hydria
[MED21704] idref, adj. --> idref
[MED21705] idrevednesse, n. --> idrevedness
[MED21706] idreven, v. --> idreven
[MED21707] idriades, n. --> idriades
[MED21707.5] idrien, v.(1) --> i-dry
[MED21708] idrien, v. --> i-dree
[MED21708.5] idrinken, v. --> i-drink
[MED21709] idroforbia, n. --> hydrophobia
[MED21710] idroforbicus, n. --> hydrophobicus
[MED21711] idromanci(e, n. --> hydromancy
[MED21712] idromauncer, n. --> hydromancer
[MED21713] idromel, n. --> hydromel
[MED21714] idrop, n. --> idrop
[MED21715] idropacia, n. --> idropacia
[MED21716] idropaciens, adj. --> idropaciens
[MED21717] idropesi(e, n. --> hydropsy
[MED21718] idropik, adj. &amp; n. --> hydropic
[MED21719] idrosacre, n. --> hydrosacre
[MED21720] idrust, ppl. --> idrust
[MED21721] idus, n. --> ides
[MED21722] idwellen, v. --> idwell
[MED21723] idweshen, v. --> idwesh
[MED21724] idwild, n. --> idwild
[MED21725] idwimor, n. --> idwimor
[MED21726] idwinen, v. --> idwin
[MED21727] idwol, n. --> idwol
[MED21728] -i(e, suf.(1) --> -ie
[MED21729] -i(e, suf.(2) --> -i(e
[MED21730] -i(e, suf.(3) --> -y | -ie
[MED21731] -i(e, suf.(4) --> -y
[MED21732] -i(e, suf.(5) --> -ie
[MED21733] iechen, v. --> iechen
[MED21734] ied-hwurven, v. --> ied-hwurven
[MED21735] ied-lechen, v. --> ied-lechen
[MED21736] ied-meten, v. --> ied-meten
[MED21737] ied-modien, v. --> ied-modien
[MED21738] ied-neuen, v. --> ied-neuen
[MED21739] ieknen, v. --> ieknen
[MED21740] ieled, ppl. --> allay
[MED21741] ielnen, v. --> ielnen
[MED21742] -ien, suf.(1) --> -ian
[MED21743] -i(e(n, suf.(2) --> -ien
[MED21744] -iende, suf. --> iende
[MED21744.5] iende-birden, v. --> iende-birden
[MED21745] ienden, v. --> yend
[MED21746] iendinge, n. --> iendinge
[MED21747] iere, n. --> jeer
[MED21748] -ier(e, suf. --> -ier
[MED21749] iernen, v. --> earn
[MED21750] iernunge, ger. --> iernunge
[MED21751] ieten, v. --> yeten
[MED21751.4] i-even-lengthe, n. --> evenlength
[MED21752] -ieth, suf. --> -ieth
[MED21752.5] i-evenli, adj. --> evenly
[MED21753] if, conj. --> if
[MED21754] -if, -ive, suf. --> -ive
[MED21755] ifaie, adv. --> yfa&#x21D;e
[MED21756] ifainen, v. --> ifainen
[MED21757] ifallen, v. --> i-falle
[MED21758] ifaren, v. --> i-fare
[MED21759] ifasten, v. --> i-fast
[MED21760] ifastnen, v. --> yfastened
[MED21761] ifea, n. --> ifea
[MED21762] ifelen, v. --> yfele
[MED21763] ifellic, adj. --> ifellic
[MED21764] ifeond(e, n. pl. or coll. --> i-feond | i-feonde
[MED21764.5] ifeormen, v. --> ifeormen
[MED21765] ifere, n.(1) --> yfere
[MED21766] ifere, n.(2) --> yfere
[MED21767] ifere, adv. --> yfere
[MED21768] iferen, v. --> i-fare
[MED21769] ifermien, v. --> iferminen
[MED21770] iferred(e, n. --> iferred
[MED21771] ifiht, n. --> ifiht
[MED21772] ifildnesse, n. --> ifildness
[MED21773] ifilen, v. --> ifilen
[MED21774] ifillednesse, n. --> ifilledness
[MED21775] ifillen, v. --> yfilled
[MED21776] ifilsta, n. --> ifulsta
[MED21777] ifinden, v. --> find
[MED21778] ifl&#xE6;sc-homod, ppl. --> ifl&#xE6;sc-homod
[MED21779] iflanked, ppl. --> iflanked
[MED21780] iflit, n. --> iflit
[MED21781] iflitful, adj. --> iflitful
[MED21781.5] ifnesen, v. --> ifnesen
[MED21782] ifo, n. --> foe
[MED21783] ifolke, n. --> ifolke
[MED21784] ifon, v. --> i-fang | i-fo
[MED21785] ifonden, v. --> ifonden
[MED21786] ifore, adv. --> ifore
[MED21787] iforght, ppl. --> iforght
[MED21788] iforthen, v. --> afford
[MED21789] ifreden, v. --> frede
[MED21790] ifreen, v. --> yfree
[MED21791] ifremmen, v. --> ifremmen
[MED21791.5] ifremunge, ger. --> i-freming
[MED21792] ifreond(e, n. coll. --> i-freond | i-freonde
[MED21793] ifrevren, v. --> ifrevren
[MED21794] ifusen, v. --> i-fuse
[MED21795] igada, n. --> igada
[MED21796] igaderednesse, n. --> igaderedness
[MED21797] igaderen, v. --> gather
[MED21798] igaderunge, ger. --> gathering
[MED21799] igain, adv. --> i-gain
[MED21800] igain, prep. --> i-gain
[MED21801] igaines, prep. --> igaines
[MED21802] igain-saue, n. --> again-saw
[MED21803] igast, adj. --> igast
[MED21804] igastliche, adv. --> i-gastliche
[MED21805] igemmed, ppl. --> gemmed
[MED21806] igeng, n. --> ging
[MED21807] iginne, n. --> iginne
[MED21808] iginned, ppl. --> i-ginet
[MED21809] iginnen, v. --> i-gin
[MED21810] igladen, v. --> ygladed
[MED21811] iglengen, v. --> iglengen
[MED21812] igliden, v. --> igliden
[MED21813] igneite, n. --> igneite
[MED21814] igniden, v. --> igniden
[MED21815] ignis, n. --> ignis
[MED21816] ignite, adj. --> ignite
[MED21817] ignobilite, n. --> ignobility
[MED21818] ignoble, adj. --> ignoble
[MED21819] ignoblenes, n. --> ignobleness
[MED21820] ignominious, adj. --> ignominious
[MED21821] ignoraunce, n. --> ignorance
[MED21822] ignoraunt, adj. &amp; n. --> ignorant
[MED21823] ignorauntli, adv. --> ignorantly
[MED21823.5] igoden, v. --> i-good
[MED21824] igon, v. --> go
[MED21825] igrede, n. --> i-grede
[MED21826] igremen, v. --> igremen
[MED21827] igreten, v. --> greet
[MED21828] igretinge, ger. --> i-gretinge
[MED21829] igrind, n. --> igrind
[MED21830] igripen, v. --> i-gripe
[MED21831] igrithien, v. --> grith
[MED21832] igrure, n. --> i-grure
[MED21833] ihalen, v. --> ihalen
[MED21834] ihalwen, v. --> yhalewed | yhal&#541;ed | yhal(o)wed
[MED21835] iharmen, v. --> yharmed
[MED21836] ihatheren, v. --> ihatheren
[MED21836.5] ihaven, v. --> i-have
[MED21837] IHC, n. --> IHS
[MED21838] ihealdenesse, n. --> ihealdeness
[MED21839] iheden, v. --> i-hede
[MED21840] ihein, adv. --> ihein
[MED21841] ihelen, v.(1) --> yheled
[MED21842] ihelen, v.(2) --> hele
[MED21843] ihelon, n. --> ihelon
[MED21844] ihelpen, v. --> yholpe(n
[MED21845] ihende, adv. &amp; prep. --> yhende
[MED21846] ihenten, v. --> i-hente
[MED21847] ihere, adj. --> ihere
[MED21848] ihered, ppl. --> i-haired
[MED21849] iheren, v. --> ahere
[MED21850] ihersum, adj. --> ihersum
[MED21851] ihersumen, v. --> ihersumen
[MED21852] ihersumnesse, n. --> ihersumness
[MED21853] iherthe, n. --> iherthe
[MED21854] ihese, n. --> ihese
[MED21855] ihevien, v. --> yhevid
[MED21856] ihiren, v. --> i-hire | hire
[MED21857] ihitten, v. --> i-hitte
[MED21858] ihiw-cy&#xF0;licod, ppl. --> ihiw-cy&#xF0;licod
[MED21859] ihiwen, v. --> ihiwen
[MED21860] ihiwl&#xE6;ht, ppl. --> ihiwl&#xE6;ht
[MED21861] ihold, n. --> i-hold
[MED21862] iholden, v. --> i-hald | i-hold
[MED21863] ihole, adj.(1) --> ihole
[MED21864] ihol(e, adj.(2) --> yhole
[MED21865] iholes, ?ppl. --> iholes
[MED21866] iholliche, adv. --> all-wholly
[MED21867] iholnesse, n. --> iholness
[MED21868] iholshipe, n. --> yholschipe
[MED21869] ihondlen, v. --> i-handle
[MED21870] ihorned, ppl. --> i-horned
[MED21870.5] ihoten, v. --> i-hight
[MED21870.6] ihot-herten, v. --> ihot-herten
[MED21871] ihou, adv. --> ihou
[MED21872] ihudeket, ppl. --> i-hudeket
[MED21873] ihured, ppl. --> ihured
[MED21874] ihwerven, v. --> ihwerven
[MED21875] -iinde, suf. --> -iinde
[MED21876] iinnien, v. --> iinnien
[MED21877] iivelen, v. --> evil
[MED21878] -ik, suf. --> -ic
[MED21879] -ik(e, suf. --> -ic
[MED21880] ikel, n. --> ickle
[MED21881] ikelen, v. --> ikelen
[MED21882] ikennen, v. --> i-ken | i-kenne
[MED21883] ikepen, v. --> i-kepe
[MED21884] ikepung, ger. --> i-kepynge
[MED21885] ikimet, ppl. --> ikimet
[MED21886] ikinde, n. --> i-cunde
[MED21887] ikinde, adj. --> i-cunde
[MED21888] ikindelich, adj. --> i-cundely
[MED21889] ikindeliche, adv. --> i-cundely
[MED21890] ikinned, ppl. --> ykynde
[MED21891] ikippen, v. --> ikippen
[MED21892] ikissen, v. --> i-cusse
[MED21893] ikithen, v. --> kithe | kythe
[MED21894] ikithnesse, n. --> ikithness
[MED21895] iknitten, v. --> knit
[MED21896] iknouen, v. --> yknow
[MED21897] iknoulechen, v. --> knowledge
[MED21897.5] iknuken, v. --> iknuken
[MED21898] il, n. --> il | ile
[MED21899] ilacchen, v. --> i-lecche
[MED21900] ilasten, v. --> ylast
[MED21901] ilatet, ppl. --> i-latet
[MED21902] ilathen, v. --> ilathen
[MED21903] ilathier, n. --> ilathier
[MED21904] ilathung(e, ger. --> ilathung(e
[MED21905] il-colorde, adj. --> ill-coloured | ill-colored
[MED21906] -ild, suf. --> -ild
[MED21907] il-dedi, adj. --> ill-deedy
[MED21908] ildinge, ger. --> ildinge
[MED21909] ile, n.(1) --> isle
[MED21910] ile, n.(2) --> il | ile
[MED21911] ile, n.(3) --> ill
[MED21912] -il(e, suf. --> -il | -ile
[MED21913] ilechnen, v. --> lechne
[MED21914] ilechnunge, ger. --> ilechnunge
[MED21915] ilede, n. --> ilede
[MED21916] ileden, v. --> lead
[MED21917] ilefful, adj. --> ileafful
[MED21918] ilefleaste, n. --> ilefleaste
[MED21919] ileien, v. --> lay
[MED21920] ileired, ppl. --> ileired
[MED21921] ilengen, v. --> i-lenge
[MED21922] ileoten, v. --> ileoten
[MED21923] ileove, n. --> ileove
[MED21924] iler, adj. --> i-ler
[MED21925] ileren, v. --> ylere
[MED21926] ilernen, v. --> learn
[MED21927] iles-pil, n.</medHed><oedHed>il | ile, n.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative">iles pil </oedSub> <norm>iles pil
[MED21928] ilesten, v. --> ilesten
[MED21929] ilet, n. --> i-lete
[MED21930] ilete, n. --> i-lete
[MED21931] ilettred, ppl. --> lettered
[MED21932] ileued, adj. &amp; n. --> yleft | ylaft
[MED21933] ileve, n.(1) --> yleve
[MED21934] ileve, n.(2) --> yleve
[MED21935] ileven, v.(1) --> yleave
[MED21936] ileven, v.(2) --> yleve
[MED21937] ilex, n. --> ilex
[MED21938] il-faringlie, adv. --> il-faringlie
[MED21939] il-heued, adj. --> ill-hued
[MED21940] il-hopen, v. --> il-hopen
[MED21941] ilich, adj. --> ylike
[MED21942] ilic-hamen, v. --> ilic-hamen
[MED21943] iliche, n. --> ylike
[MED21944] iliche, adv. --> ylike
[MED21945] iliche, conj. --> ylike
[MED21946] ilies, n.pl. --> ilies
[MED21947] ilif-festen, v. --> ilif-festen
[MED21948] ilik, n. &amp; adj. --> iliac
[MED21949] ilike-del, adv. --> ilike-del
[MED21950] iliken, v. --> ylike
[MED21951] ilike-wise, adv. --> ylikewise
[MED21952] iliknesse, n. --> ylikeness
[MED21953] ilimed, adj. --> limbed
[MED21954] ilimp, n. --> ilimp
[MED21955] ilimpen, v. --> i-limp
[MED21956] ilinde, n. --> ylinde
[MED21957] ilioun, n. --> ilium
[MED21958] ilithe, adj. --> lithe
[MED21959] ilithegen, v. --> ilithegen
[MED21960] ilithen, v. --> lithe
[MED21961] ilive, adj. --> ilive
[MED21962] ilke, pron. --> ilk
[MED21963] il(le, n. --> ill
[MED21964] il(le, adj. --> ill
[MED21965] il(le, adv. --> ill
[MED21966] il(le-disposed, ppl. --> ill-disposed
[MED21967] ille-doer, n. --> ill-doer
[MED21968] ille-gone, n. --> ill-gone
[MED21969] ille hail, phr. --> ill hail
[MED21970] ille-imanered, adj. --> ill-mannered
[MED21971] illen, v. --> ill
[MED21972] illeoqs, interj. --> illeoqs
[MED21973] illi, adv. --> illy
[MED21974] illibate, adj. --> illibate
[MED21975] illicioun, n. --> illision
[MED21976] illing, ger. --> illing
[MED21977] illiterate, adj. --> illiterate
[MED21978] illouh, adv. --> illouh
[MED21979] illuden, v. --> illude
[MED21980] illumien, v. --> illumien
[MED21981] illuminacioun, n. --> illumination
[MED21982] illuminaten, v. --> illuminate
[MED21983] illuminative, adj. as n. --> illuminative
[MED21984] illuminen, v. --> illumine
[MED21985] illuminere, n. --> illuminer
[MED21986] illumininge, ger. --> illumine
[MED21987] illuren, v. --> illure
[MED21988] illusioun, n. --> illusion
[MED21989] illusour, n. --> illusor
[MED21990] illustracioun, n. --> illustration
[MED21991] illustres, adj. pl. --> illustrious
[MED21991.5] ilnesse, n. --> illness
[MED21992] ilogen, v. --> ilogen
[MED21993] iloken, v. --> look
[MED21994] ilome, adv. --> ylome
[MED21995] ilomeliche, adv. --> ilomeliche
[MED21996] ilond, n. --> island
[MED21997] ilong, adj. --> along
[MED21998] ilopen, v. --> ilope
[MED21998.5] ilouken, v. --> ilouken
[MED21999] il-tornen, v. --> il-tornen
[MED22000] il-tunged, adj. --> ill-tongued
[MED22001] il-willande, n. --> il-willande
[MED22002] il-willandnes, n. --> ill-willingness
[MED22003] il wil(le, phr. &amp; n. --> ill will | ill-will
[MED22004] il-willed, ppl. --> ill-willed
[MED22005] il-willer, n. --> ill-willer
[MED22006] im&#xE6;hte, n. --> imight
[MED22007] im&#xE6;nelic, adj. --> im&#xE6;nelic
[MED22008] im&#xE6;nelice, adv. --> im&#xE6;nelice
[MED22009] image, n. --> image
[MED22010] imagen, v. --> image
[MED22011] imagenement, n. --> imagenement
[MED22012] imag(e)oure, n. --> imager
[MED22013] imageri(e, n. --> imagery
[MED22014] imagicion, n. --> imagicion
[MED22015] imaginable, adj. --> imaginable
[MED22016] imaginacioun, n. --> imagination
[MED22017] imaginari, n. --> imaginary
[MED22018] imaginari(e, adj. --> imaginary
[MED22019] imaginatif, adj. &amp; n. --> imaginative
[MED22020] imaginatifliche, adv. --> imaginatively
[MED22021] imaginatour, n. --> imaginator
[MED22022] imaginen, v. --> imagine
[MED22023] imagines, n. pl. --> imagines
[MED22024] imagining(e, ger. --> imagining
[MED22025] imaginingli, adv. --> imaginingly
[MED22026] imaginour, n. --> imaginer
[MED22026.5] imaimen, v. --> maim
[MED22027] imained, adj. --> imained
[MED22028] imake, n. --> i-make
[MED22029] imaken, v. --> make
[MED22030] imaking, ger. --> imaking
[MED22031] imaned, adj. --> ymaned
[MED22032] imanered, adj. --> ill-mannered
[MED22033] imanifolden, v. --> ymanifold
[MED22034] iman-kin, n. --> iman-kin
[MED22035] imaturate, adj. --> imaturate
[MED22036] imbecilite, n. --> imbecility
[MED22037] imbeuen, v. --> imbeuen
[MED22038] imbibicion, n. --> imbibition
[MED22039] imbrace, n. --> embrace
[MED22040] imbre-dai, n. --> ember-day
[MED22041] imbre-wek, n. --> ember-week
[MED22042] ime, n. --> ime
[MED22043] imecheliche, adv. --> imecheliche
[MED22044] imedemen, v. --> imedemen
[MED22045] imele, n. --> imele
[MED22046] imelen, v. --> i-mele
[MED22047] imelten, v. --> ymolt
[MED22048] imembred, adj. --> membered
[MED22049] imene, n. --> i-mene
[MED22050] imene, adj. --> i-mene
[MED22051] imene, adv. --> i-mene
[MED22052] imenen, v. --> mean
[MED22053] imengen, v. --> ming
[MED22054] imennesse, n. --> i-mennesse
[MED22055] imere, n.pl. --> mere
[MED22056] imerren, v. --> imerre
[MED22057] imersed, ppl. --> imersed
[MED22058] imet, n. --> i-met
[MED22059] imete, adj. --> i-mete
[MED22060] imeten, v.(1) --> imeten
[MED22061] imeten, v.(2) --> mete
[MED22062] imeten, v.(3) --> ymete
[MED22063] imethe, n. --> i-met
[MED22064] imethful, adj. --> imethful
[MED22064.5] imetien, v. --> imetien
[MED22065] imeting, ger. --> i-meting
[MED22066] imetliche, adj. --> i-metlich
[MED22067] imetnesse, n. --> i-metness
[MED22068] imetodliche, adv. --> imetodliche
[MED22068.4] imi&#x0292;en, v. --> i-mighe
[MED22068.5] imihte, n. --> imihte
[MED22069] imilcen, v. --> i-milce | i-milse
[MED22070] iminde, n. --> i-mind
[MED22071] iminde, adj. --> iminde
[MED22072] imindeliche, adv. --> imindeliche
[MED22073] iminden, v. --> mind
[MED22074] imindi, adj. --> imindi
[MED22075] iminent, adj. --> imminent
[MED22076] imingen, v. --> imingen
[MED22077] iminnen, v. --> yminne
[MED22078] iminte, n. --> mint
[MED22079] iminten, v. --> i-munte
[MED22080] imis, n. --> imis
[MED22081] imissen, v. --> imiss
[MED22082] imitacioun, n. --> imitation
[MED22083] imitage, n. --> imitage
[MED22084] imked, ppl. --> imked
[MED22085] immaculat(e, adj. --> immaculate
[MED22086] immarcessible, adj. --> immarcescible
[MED22087] immaterial, adj. --> immaterial
[MED22088] immaterialli(che, adv. --> immaterially
[MED22089] immebelnesse, n. --> immebelness
[MED22090] immediacioun, n. --> immediation
[MED22091] immediat(e, adj. --> immediate
[MED22092] immediat(e, adv. --> immediate
[MED22093] immediat(e)li, adv. --> immediately
[MED22094] immediatrice, n. --> immediatrice
[MED22095] immemorat, adj. --> immemorate
[MED22096] immense, adj. --> immense
[MED22097] immensite, n. --> immensity
[MED22098] immensurable, adj. --> immensurable
[MED22099] immersed, ppl. --> immersed
[MED22100] immersionne, n. --> immersion
[MED22101] immess, adv. --> immess
[MED22102] immesurable, adj. --> immeasurable
[MED22103] immesurabli, adv. --> immeasurably
[MED22104] immevable, adj. --> immovable
[MED22105] imminumentis, n. pl. --> -----
[MED22105.5] immissioun, n. --> immission
[MED22106] immissorie, n. --> immissory
[MED22107] immitted, ppl. --> immitted
[MED22108] immixten, v. --> immixt
[MED22109] immobil, adj. &amp; n. --> immobile
[MED22110] immobilite, n. --> immobility
[MED22111] immoderacions, n. pl. --> immoderations
[MED22112] immoderat(e, adj. --> immoderate
[MED22113] immoderat(e)li, adv. --> immoderately
[MED22114] immoderaunce, n. --> immoderaunce
[MED22115] immoevablete, n. --> immoveablity
[MED22116] immolacion, n. --> immolation
[MED22117] immonesis, n. pl. --> immonesis
[MED22118] immortal, adj. --> immortal
[MED22119] immortalite, n. --> immortality
[MED22120] immorteisen, v. --> immorteisen
[MED22121] immorteising, ger. --> immorteising
[MED22122] immoten, v. --> immote
[MED22123] immoveabili, adv. --> immovably
[MED22124] immune, adj. --> immune
[MED22125] immunite, n. --> immunity
[MED22126] immutable, adj. --> immutable
[MED22127] imnale, n. --> hymnal
[MED22128] imne, n. --> hymn
[MED22129] imner(e, n. --> hymner
[MED22130] imoded, adj. --> stith-imoded
[MED22131] imone, n.(1) --> ymone
[MED22132] imone, n.(2) --> i-mone
[MED22133] imone, adj. &amp; adv. --> ymone
[MED22134] imonge, n. --> imonge
[MED22135] imonien, v. --> imonien
[MED22136] imot, n. --> i-moot
[MED22137] imot-mon, n. --> imot-mon
[MED22137.5] imouen, v. --> i-may
[MED22138] imouh, adj. --> imouh
[MED22139] imouhnesse, n. --> imouhnesse
[MED22140] impacience, n. --> impatience
[MED22141] impacient, adj. --> impatient
[MED22142] impacientli, adv. --> impatiently
[MED22143] impaiable, adj. --> impayable
[MED22144] impar, n. --> impar | impare
[MED22145] impare, n. --> imper
[MED22146] impareled, ppl. --> emparel
[MED22147] imparfit, adj. --> imperfect
[MED22148] imparfitli(ch, adv. --> imperfectly
[MED22149] imparfitnesse, n. --> imprefectness
[MED22150] imparken, v. --> impark
[MED22151] imparking, ger. --> imparking
[MED22152] imparten, v. --> impart
[MED22153] impartible, adj. --> impartible
[MED22154] impartie, n. --> impartie
[MED22155] impassibilite, n. --> impassibility
[MED22156] impassible, adj. --> impassible
[MED22157] impe, n. --> imp
[MED22158] impedient, adj. --> impedient
[MED22159] impediment, n. --> impediment
[MED22160] impellen, v. --> impel
[MED22161] impellencie, n. --> impellency
[MED22162] impen, v. --> imp
[MED22163] impendent, n. --> impendent
[MED22164] impenetrable, adj. --> impenetrable
[MED22165] impenitent, adj. --> impenitent
[MED22166] imperate, adj. &amp; ppl. --> imperate
[MED22167] imperatif, adj. --> imperative
[MED22168] imperceptible, adj. --> imperceptible
[MED22169] imperciable, adj. --> impierceable
[MED22170] imperfeccioun, n. --> imperfection
[MED22171] imperial, adj. --> imperial
[MED22172] imperialite, n. --> imperiality
[MED22173] imperiled, ppl. --> imperiled
[MED22174] impermixt(e, adj. --> impermixt
[MED22175] imperpetuite, adv. &amp; n. --> 
[MED22176] imperscrutable, adj. --> imperscrutable
[MED22177] imperseveraunt, adj. --> imperseverant
[MED22178] impersonal, adj. --> impersonal
[MED22179] impertinent, adj. --> impertinent
[MED22180] impertinentli, adv. --> impertinently
[MED22181] imperturbable, adj. --> imperturbable
[MED22182] impesibli, adv. --> unpeaceably
[MED22183] impet, n. --> impet
[MED22184] impeticioun, n. --> impetition
[MED22185] impetigo, n. --> impetigo
[MED22186] impetous, n. --> impetous
[MED22187] impetren, v. --> impetre
[MED22188] impetuosite, n. --> impetuosity
[MED22189] impetuous, adj. --> impetuous
[MED22190] impetuousnes(se, n. --> impetuousness
[MED22191] impietie, n. --> impiety
[MED22192] impi&#x292;t, ppl. --> impi&#x292;t
[MED22193] imping(e, ger. --> imping
[MED22194] impinguacioun, n. --> impinguacioun
[MED22195] impite, n. --> impiety
[MED22196] implacable, adj. --> implacable
[MED22197] implainen, v. --> implain
[MED22198] implanted, ppl. --> implanted
[MED22199] implecioun, n. --> impletion
[MED22200] implement, n. --> implement
[MED22201] implete, adj. --> implete
[MED22202] impleten, v. --> impleten
[MED22203] implexioun, n. --> implexioun
[MED22204] implicacioun, n. --> implication
[MED22205] implicament, n. --> implicament
[MED22206] implicat(e, adj. --> implicate
[MED22207] implicaten, v. --> implicate
[MED22208] impliedli, adv. --> impliedly
[MED22209] implien, v. --> imply
[MED22210] implitable, adj. --> implitable
[MED22211] impnalis, n. --> hypnale
[MED22212] impollute, adj. --> impollute
[MED22213] importable, adj. --> importable
[MED22214] importabli, adv. --> importably
[MED22215] important, adj. --> important
[MED22216] importen, v. --> import
[MED22217] importune, adj. --> importune
[MED22218] importun(e)li, adv. --> importunely
[MED22219] importunes(se, n. --> importuness
[MED22220] importunite, n. --> importunity
[MED22221] imposen, v. --> impose
[MED22222] imposicioun, n. --> imposition
[MED22223] impossibilite, n. --> impossibility
[MED22224] impossible, n. --> impossible
[MED22225] impossible, adj. --> impossible
[MED22226] impossible, adv. --> impossible
[MED22227] impossiblenesse, n. --> impossibleness
[MED22228] impost, n. --> impost
[MED22229] impotence, n. --> impotence
[MED22230] impotenci(e, n. --> impotency
[MED22231] impotent, adj. --> impotent
[MED22232] impounden, v. --> impound
[MED22233] imprecation, n. --> imprecation
[MED22234] impregnacioun, n. --> impregnation
[MED22235] impregnen, v. --> impregn
[MED22236] imprenable, adj. --> impregnable
[MED22237] impressable, adj. --> impressable
[MED22238] impresseli, adv. --> impressely
[MED22239] impressen, v. --> empress
[MED22240] impressioun, n. --> impression
[MED22241] imprivable, adj. --> imprivable
[MED22242] improberable, adj. --> improberable
[MED22243] improbite, n. --> improbity
[MED22244] improfitable, adj. --> improfitable
[MED22245] improportionat(e, adj. --> improportionate
[MED22246] improporcioun, n. --> improporcioun
[MED22247] improportionatnes, n. --> improportionatnes
[MED22248] impropre, adj. --> improper
[MED22249] impropreli(che, adv. --> improperly
[MED22250] improuement, n. --> improvement
[MED22251] improuen, v. --> improve
[MED22252] improven, v. --> improve
[MED22253] improvidence, n. --> improvidence
[MED22254] improvidentli, adv. --> improvidently
[MED22255] improving, ger. --> improving
[MED22256] improvise, adv. --> improvise
[MED22257] improvisioun, n. --> improvision
[MED22258] imprudence, n. --> imprudence
[MED22259] imprudent, adj. --> imprudent
[MED22260] impudence, n. --> impudence
[MED22261] impudent, adj. --> impudent
[MED22262] impugnacioun, n. --> impugnation
[MED22263] impugnatour, n. --> impugnatour
[MED22264] impugnen, v. --> impugn
[MED22265] impugner, n. --> impugner
[MED22266] impugning(e, ger. --> impugn
[MED22267] impulsif, adj. &amp; n. --> impulsive
[MED22268] impulsioun, n. --> impulsion
[MED22269] impure, adj. --> impure
[MED22270] impurite, n. --> impurity
[MED22271] imputen, v. --> input
[MED22272] imputrible, adj. --> imputrible
[MED22273] imugon, v. --> imugon
[MED22274] imundleas, adj. --> imundleas
[MED22275] imunen, v. --> i-mune | i-myne
[MED22276] imutabilite, n. --> immutability
[MED22277] in, n. --> inn
[MED22278] in, adv. --> in
[MED22279] in, prep. --> in
[MED22280] in-, pref.(1) --> in-
[MED22281] in-, pref.(2) --> in-
[MED22282] in-, pref.(3) --> in-
[MED22283] -in, suf. --> -in
[MED22284] inabilitinge, ppl. --> inabilite
[MED22285] inaccessible, adj. --> inaccessible
[MED22286] inaccording, ppl. --> inaccording
[MED22287] inadvertence, n. --> inadvertence
[MED22288] inamliche, adv. --> inamliche
[MED22289] inanicional, adj. --> inanicional
[MED22290] inanicioun, n. --> inanition
[MED22291] inanimate, adj. --> inanimate
[MED22292] inaninting, ppl. --> inaninting
[MED22293] inanite, adj. --> inanite
[MED22294] in as muche as, in as muchel as, phr. --> inasmuch
[MED22295] inaudible, adj. --> inaudible
[MED22296] inberand, ppl. --> inberand
[MED22297] inbeten, v. --> inbeat
[MED22298] inbiggen, v. --> inbiggen
[MED22299] inbillen, v. --> inbill
[MED22299.5] inbiscacioun, n. --> inbiscacioun
[MED22300] in-bland, adv. --> bland
[MED22301] inblouen, v. --> enblow
[MED22302] inborgh, n. --> inborgh | inborrow
[MED22303] inborn, adj. --> inborn
[MED22304] inbouen, v. --> inbow
[MED22305] inbouende, n. --> inbouende
[MED22306] inbouing, ger. --> inbowing
[MED22307] inbrethen, v. --> inbreathe
[MED22308] inbrething(e, ger. --> inbreathing
[MED22309] inbringen, v. --> inbring | in-bring
[MED22310] inbringinge, ger. --> inbringing
[MED22311] inbune, ppl. --> inbune
[MED22312] inburh, n. --> inburh
[MED22313] inca, n. --> Inca
[MED22314] incallen, v. --> incall
[MED22315] incallinge, ger. --> incalling
[MED22316] incantacioun, n. --> incantation
[MED22317] incantatour, n. --> incantator
[MED22318] incantatrice, n. --> incantatrice
[MED22318.5] incapped, ppl. --> uncapped
[MED22319] incarceracioun, n. --> incarceration
[MED22320] incarceren, v. --> incarceren
[MED22321] incarnacioun, n. --> incarnation
[MED22322] incarnat(e, adj. --> incarnate
[MED22323] incarnatif, n. --> incarnative
[MED22324] incarnatif, adj. --> incarnative
[MED22325] incarnaturives, n. pl. --> incarnaturives
[MED22326] incarnen, v. --> incarn
[MED22327] incarnified, ppl. --> incarnified
[MED22328] incarning, ger. --> incarning
[MED22329] incastinge, ger. --> incasting
[MED22330] inceden, v. --> incede
[MED22331] incedent, adj. --> incedent
[MED22332] inceding, ger. --> inceding
[MED22333] incendiarie, adj. &amp; n. --> incendiary
[MED22334] incension, n. --> incension
[MED22335] incentive, n. --> incentive
[MED22336] incepcion, n. --> incepcion
[MED22337] incertain(e, adj. --> incertain
[MED22338] incerteined, ppl. --> incertained
[MED22339] incertitude, n. --> incertitude
[MED22340] incessable, adj. --> incessably
[MED22341] incessaunte, adj. --> incessaunte
[MED22342] incessauntli, adv. --> incessantly
[MED22343] incesse, n. --> incesse
[MED22344] inceste, n. --> incest
[MED22345] incestour, n. --> incestour
[MED22346] incestus, n. --> incestus
[MED22347] inchaungeable, adj. --> inchangeable
[MED22348] inchaungen, v. --> inchange
[MED22349] inch(e, n. --> inch
[MED22350] inchoacioun, n. --> inchoation
[MED22351] incibacion, n. --> incibacion
[MED22352] incidence, n. --> incidence
[MED22353] incident, n. --> incident
[MED22354] incident, adj. --> incident
[MED22355] incinerat(e, adj. --> incinerate
[MED22356] incitacion, n. --> incitation
[MED22356.5] incitament, n. --> incitament
[MED22356.6] inciting, ger. --> inciting
[MED22357] incivile, adj. --> incivile
[MED22358] inclepen, v. --> inclepe
[MED22359] incleping, ger. --> incleping
[MED22360] inclinable, adj. --> inclinable
[MED22361] inclinacioun, n. --> inclination
[MED22362] inclinate, adj. --> inclinate
[MED22363] includen, v. --> include
[MED22364] includingli, adv. --> includingly
[MED22365] inclus(e, adj. &amp; n. --> incluse
[MED22366] inclused, ppl. --> incluse
[MED22367] inclusive, adv. --> inclusive
[MED22368] inclusiveli, adv. --> inclusively
[MED22369] incoined, ppl. --> incoined
[MED22370] incolden, v. --> incolden
[MED22371] incombustible, adj. --> incombustible
[MED22372] income, n. --> income
[MED22373] incomen, v. --> income
[MED22374] incomere, n. --> incomer
[MED22375] incoming(e, ger. --> incoming
[MED22376] incommodite, n. --> incommodity
[MED22377] incommutable, adj. --> incommutable
[MED22378] incomparable, adj. &amp; adv. --> incomparable
[MED22379] incomparablete, n. --> incomparablete
[MED22380] incomparabli, adv. --> incomparably
[MED22381] incompatible, adj. --> incompatible
[MED22382] incomplet(e, adj. --> incomplete
[MED22383] incompleteli, adv. --> incompletely
[MED22384] incomprehensible, adj. --> incomprehensible
[MED22385] incomprehensibili, adv. --> incomprehensibly
[MED22386] inconcussed, ppl. --> inconcussed
[MED22387] incondigne, adj. --> incondign
[MED22388] incongrue, adj. --> incongrue
[MED22389] incongruent, adj. --> incongruent
[MED22390] inconning, ger. --> inconning
[MED22391] inconsiderat, adj. --> inconsiderate
[MED22392] inconsideratli, adv. --> inconsiderately
[MED22393] inconsolabli, adv. --> inconsolably
[MED22394] inconstaunce, n. --> inconstance
[MED22395] inconstaunt, adj. --> inconstant
[MED22396] inconsuete, adj. --> inconsuete
[MED22397] inconsumpt, adj. --> inconsumpt
[MED22398] inconsutile, adj. --> inconsutile
[MED22399] incontaminat, adj. --> incontaminate
[MED22400] incontinence, n. --> incontinence
[MED22401] incontinenci, n. --> incontinency
[MED22402] incontinent, adj. --> incontinent
[MED22403] incontinent, adv. --> incontinent
[MED22404] incontinenti, adv. --> incontinent
[MED22405] incontinentli, adv. --> incontinently
[MED22406] inconvencion, n. --> inconvencion
[MED22407] inconvenience, n. --> inconvenience
[MED22408] inconvenienci(e, n. --> inconveniency
[MED22409] inconvenient, n. --> inconvenient
[MED22410] inconvenient, adj. --> inconvenient
[MED22411] inconvenientise, n. --> inconvenientise
[MED22412] inconvenientli, adv. --> inconveniently
[MED22413] incorpen, v. --> incorpen
[MED22414] incorporacioun, n. --> incorporation
[MED22415] incorporat, adj. --> incorporat
[MED22416] incorporat(e, adj. --> incorporate
[MED22417] incorporaten, v. --> incorporate
[MED22418] incorporealle, adj. --> incorporealle
[MED22419] incorporen, v. --> incorpor
[MED22420] incorporing, ger. --> incorpor
[MED22421] incorrect(e, adj. --> incorrect
[MED22422] incorrigibilite, n. --> incorrigibility
[MED22423] incorrigible, adj. --> incorrigible
[MED22424] incorrumptibilete, n. --> incorruptibility
[MED22425] incorrupcioun, n. --> incorruption
[MED22426] incorrupt, adj. --> incorrupt
[MED22427] incorruptibilite, n. --> incorruptibility
[MED22428] incorruptible, adj. --> incorruptible
[MED22429] incorruptiblenes(se, n. --> incorruptibleness
[MED22430] incouped, ppl. --> incouped
[MED22431] incours, n. --> incourse
[MED22432] incouthe, adj. --> uncouth
[MED22433] incovenable, adj. --> incovenable
[MED22434] increat(e, adj. --> increate
[MED22435] incredible, adj. --> incredible
[MED22436] incredulite, n. --> incredulity
[MED22437] increment, n. --> increment
[MED22438] incrementacioun, n. --> incrementation
[MED22438.5] increpacioun, n. --> increpation
[MED22439] increpaten, v. --> increpate
[MED22440] increpen, v. --> increep
[MED22441] increping, ger. --> increping
[MED22442] incroken, v. --> incrook
[MED22443] incubus, n. --> incubus
[MED22444] incumbent, n. --> incumbent
[MED22445] incunda, adj. --> incunda
[MED22446] incuned, ppl. --> incuned
[MED22447] incuniate, adj. --> incuniate
[MED22448] incurable, adj. --> incurable
[MED22449] incurren, v. --> incur
[MED22450] incursion, n. --> incursion
[MED22451] incurvate, adj. --> incurvate
[MED22452] incurven, v. --> incurve
[MED22453] incusen, v. --> incuse
[MED22454] incustumed, ppl. --> incustumed
[MED22455] incuttinge, ger. --> incutting
[MED22455.5] indagacioun, n. --> indagation
[MED22456] Inde, n.(1) --> Ind
[MED22457] inde, n.(2) --> inde
[MED22458] Inde, adj.(1) --> Ind
[MED22459] inde, adj.(2) --> inde
[MED22460] -inde, suf. --> -inde
[MED22461] indeclinable, adj. --> indeclinable
[MED22462] indeficient, adj. --> indeficient
[MED22463] indeficientlie, adv. --> indeficiently
[MED22464] indefiniteli, adv. --> indefinitely
[MED22465] indelven, v. --> indelve
[MED22466] indempnite, n. --> indemnity
[MED22467] indepartable, adj. --> indepartable
[MED22468] indepartabli, adv. --> indepartably
[MED22469] indeparted, ppl. --> indepated
[MED22470] indere-ward, n. --> inner-ward
[MED22471] indesinente, adj. --> indesinente
[MED22472] indesinentli, adv. --> indesinently
[MED22473] indestinat, adj. --> indestinat
[MED22474] indestructible, adj. --> instructible
[MED22475] indeterminabli, adv. --> indeterminably
[MED22476] indeterminate, adj. --> indeterminate
[MED22477] indevout, adj. --> indevout
[MED22478] index, n. --> index
[MED22479] indicacioun, n. --> indication
[MED22480] indicatif, adj. --> indicative
[MED22481] indicatorie, n. --> indicatorie
[MED22482] indiccioun, n. --> indiction
[MED22483] indicible, adj. --> indicible
[MED22484] Indien, n. &amp; adj. --> Indian
[MED22485] indifference, n. --> indifference
[MED22486] indifferenci, n. --> indifferency
[MED22487] indifferent, adj. --> indifferent
[MED22488] indifferentli, adv. --> indifferently
[MED22489] indigence, n. --> indigence
[MED22490] indigent, adj. --> indigent
[MED22491] indigest(e, adj. --> indigest
[MED22492] indigestible, adj. --> indigestible
[MED22493] indigestioun, n. --> indigestion
[MED22494] indight, ppl. --> dight
[MED22495] indignacioun, n. --> indignation
[MED22496] indigne, adj. --> indign
[MED22497] indirect, adj. --> indirect
[MED22498] indirectli, adv. --> indirectly
[MED22499] indisciplinacion, n. --> indisciplination
[MED22500] indisciplinate, adj. --> indisciplinate
[MED22501] indisciplined, ppl. --> indisciplined
[MED22502] indiscrecioun, n. --> indiscretion
[MED22503] indiscret(e, adj. --> indiscreet
[MED22504] indiscreteli, adv. --> indiscreetly
[MED22505] indiscretenes, n. --> indiscretenes
[MED22506] indiscussed, ppl. --> indiscussed
[MED22507] Indish, adj. --> Indish
[MED22508] indisposed, ppl. --> indisposed
[MED22509] indisposicioun, n. --> indisposition
[MED22510] indissolubli, adv. --> indissolubly
[MED22511] indistinct, adv. --> indistinct
[MED22512] indistinctli, adv. --> indistinctly
[MED22512.5] indivacioun, n. --> indivacioun
[MED22513] individed, ppl. --> individed
[MED22514] individual, adj. --> individual
[MED22515] individuum, n. --> individuum
[MED22516] indivisible, adj. --> indivisible
[MED22517] Indois, n. --> Indois
[MED22518] indolorous, adj. --> indolorous
[MED22519] indomable, adj. --> indomable
[MED22520] indon, ppl. --> indon
[MED22521] indorsate, adj. --> indorsate
[MED22522] indoubted, ppl. --> indoubted
[MED22523] indouing, ger. --> indouing
[MED22524] indrauen, v. --> indrauen
[MED22525] indrauinge, ger. --> indrawing
[MED22526] indres, n. --> indres
[MED22527] indriven, v. --> indriven
[MED22528] indronkenand, ppl. --> indronkenand
[MED22529] indrove, n. --> indrove
[MED22530] indubitable, adj. --> indubitable
[MED22531] indubitabli, adv. --> indubitably
[MED22532] indubitateli, adv. --> indubitately
[MED22533] induccioun, n. --> induction
[MED22534] inductatif, adj. --> inductative
[MED22535] inducten, v. --> induct
[MED22536] inductif, adj. &amp; n. --> inductive
[MED22537] inducting, ger. --> inducting
[MED22538] indue, adj. --> indue
[MED22539] indueli, adv. --> induely
[MED22540] induen, v. --> endue | indue
[MED22541] indulcorate, adj. --> indulcorate
[MED22542] indulgence, n. --> indulgence
[MED22543] indurable, adj. --> indurable
[MED22544] induracioun, n. --> induration
[MED22545] indurat(e, adj. --> indurate
[MED22546] indurative, n. --> indurative
[MED22547] indute, adj. --> indute
[MED22548] indwellen, v. --> indwell
[MED22549] indweller(e, n. --> indweller | in-dweller
[MED22550] indwelling, ger. --> indwelling
[MED22551] -in(e, suf. --> -ine
[MED22552] inebriat, adj. --> inebriate
[MED22553] ineden, v. --> ineden
[MED22553.5] ineden, v.(2) --> i-need
[MED22554] ineffable, adj. --> ineffable
[MED22555] ineffabli, adv. --> ineffably
[MED22556] ineffecte, adj. --> ineffecte
[MED22557] ineffectualle, adj. --> ineffectual
[MED22558] inegalle, adj. --> inegalle
[MED22559] ineghlechen, v. --> ineghlechen
[MED22560] inenarrable, adj. --> inenarrable
[MED22561] inenarrabli, adv. --> inenarrably
[MED22562] inentringe, ppl. --> inentering
[MED22563] inequal(e, adj. --> inequal
[MED22564] inequalite, n. --> inequality
[MED22564.5] inequite, n. --> inequity
[MED22565] ineschuable, adj. --> ineschuable
[MED22566] ineshen, v. --> inshed
[MED22567] inestimable, adj. --> inestimable
[MED22568] inestimablich, adv. --> inestimable
[MED22569] ineue, adv. --> ineue
[MED22570] ineuen, v. --> new
[MED22571] inevitable, adj. --> inevitable
[MED22572] inevitabli, adv. --> inevitably
[MED22573] inexcogitable, adj. --> inexcogitable
[MED22574] inexcusable, adj. --> incredible
[MED22575] inexpert(e, adj. --> inexpert
[MED22576] inexpiable, adj. --> inexpiable
[MED22577] inexplicable, adj. --> inexplicable
[MED22578] inexpungnable, adj. --> inexpungnable
[MED22579] inexterminablie, adv. --> inexterminably
[MED22580] inextinguible, adj. --> inextinguible
[MED22581] inextirpable, adj. --> inextirpable
[MED22582] inextricable, adj. --> inextricable
[MED22583] infailable, adj. --> infailable
[MED22584] infallible, adj. --> infallible
[MED22585] infame, n. --> infame
[MED22586] infamen, v.(1) --> infame
[MED22587] infamen, v.(2) --> infame
[MED22588] infami(e, n. --> infamy
[MED22589] infamis, adj. --> infamous
[MED22590] infanci(e, n. --> infance
[MED22591] infangene-thef, n. --> infangthief
[MED22592] infantil, adj. --> infantile
[MED22592.5] infantil, n. --> infantile
[MED22593] infare, n. --> infare
[MED22594] infaren, v. --> infare
[MED22595] infatuate, adj. --> infatuate
[MED22596] infaunt(e, n. --> infant
[MED22597] infeccioun, n. --> infection
[MED22598] infecounde, adj. --> infecund
[MED22599] infect, n. --> infect
[MED22600] infecte, adj. --> infect
[MED22601] infecten, v. --> infect
[MED22602] infectif, adj. --> infective
[MED22603] infecting(e, ger. --> infecting
[MED22604] infelaushipen, v. --> infellowship
[MED22605] infelicite, n. --> infelicity
[MED22606] infeng, n. --> infang
[MED22607] infenitife, adv. --> infinitive
[MED22608] infere, adj. --> infree
[MED22609] inferial, adj. --> inferial
[MED22610] inferior, adj. &amp; n. --> inferior
[MED22611] infernal, adj. --> infernal
[MED22611.5] inferren, v. --> infer
[MED22612] infestacioun, n. --> infestation
[MED22613] infestate, adj. --> infestate
[MED22614] infested, ppl. --> infested
[MED22615] infesten, v. --> infest
[MED22616] infiched, ppl. --> inficche
[MED22617] infidele, adj. --> infidel
[MED22618] infidelite, n. --> infidelity
[MED22619] infight, n. --> infight
[MED22620] infighten, v. --> infight
[MED22621] infiltracioun, n. --> infiltracioun
[MED22622] infiltrate, adj. --> infiltrate
[MED22623] infinitacioun, n. --> infinitacioun
[MED22624] infinite, n. --> infinity
[MED22625] infinit(e, adj. --> infinite
[MED22626] infinit(e)li, adv. --> infinitely
[MED22627] infinitenes(se, n. --> infiniteness
[MED22628] infinitif, adj. --> infinitive
[MED22629] infirmarer, n. --> infirmarer
[MED22630] infirmarie, n. --> infirmary
[MED22631] infirmatif, adj. --> infirmative
[MED22632] infirme, adj. --> infirm
[MED22633] infirmen, v. --> infirm
[MED22634] infirmite, n. --> infirmity
[MED22635] infistulate, adj. --> infistulate
[MED22636] infixed, ppl. --> infixed
[MED22637] infixive, adj. --> infixive
[MED22638] inflacioun, n. --> inflation
[MED22639] inflammable, adj. --> inflammable
[MED22640] inflammacioun, n. --> inflammation
[MED22641] inflammate, adj. --> inflammate
[MED22642] inflat(e, adj. --> inflate
[MED22643] inflaten, v. --> inflate
[MED22644] inflative, adj. --> inflative
[MED22645] inflecten, v. --> inflect
[MED22646] infleing(e, ger. --> infleeing
[MED22647] inflen, v. --> inflen
[MED22648] inflexible, adj.(1) --> inflexible
[MED22649] inflexible, adj.(2) --> inflexible
[MED22650] inflexioun, n. --> inflection | inflexion
[MED22651] inflingen, v. --> fling
[MED22652] inflouen, v. --> inflow
[MED22653] inflouing, ger. --> inflowing
[MED22654] influen, v. --> influe
[MED22655] influence, n. --> influence
[MED22656] influent, adj. --> influent
[MED22657] influxif, adj. --> influxive
[MED22658] infolden, v. --> enfold | infold
[MED22659] infolwen, v. --> infollow
[MED22660] infolwing, ger. --> infollowing
[MED22661] informable, adj. --> informable
[MED22662] informacioun, n. --> information
[MED22663] informal, adj. --> informal
[MED22664] informatif, adj. --> informative
[MED22665] informatori, adj. --> informatory
[MED22665.5] in-forth, adj. --> in-forth
[MED22666] inforth, adv. --> inforth
[MED22667] infortunable, adj. --> infortunable
[MED22668] infortunacie, n. --> infortunacy
[MED22669] infortunat, adj. --> infortunate
[MED22670] infortunatli, adv. --> infortunately
[MED22671] infortune, n. --> infortune
[MED22672] infortune, adj. --> infortune
[MED22673] infortunen, v. --> infortune
[MED22674] infortuni(e, n. --> infortuny
[MED22675] infortuninge, ger. --> infortuning
[MED22676] infortunite, n. --> infortunity
[MED22677] infosteren, v. --> infoster
[MED22678] infounden, v. --> infound | infund
[MED22679] infoundren, v. --> infoundren
[MED22680] infraction, n. --> infraction
[MED22681] infrigidacioun, n. --> infrigidation
[MED22682] infrigidant, adj. --> infrigidant
[MED22683] infrigidate, adj. --> infrigidate
[MED22684] infrigidatif, adj. &amp; n. --> infrigidative
[MED22685] infrigiden, v. --> infrigiden
[MED22686] infuden, v. --> infude
[MED22687] infunden, v. --> infund
[MED22688] infuse, adj. --> infuse
[MED22689] infusen, v. --> infuse
[MED22690] infusioun, n. --> infusion
[MED22691] -ing, suf. --> -ing
[MED22692] ingaderen, v. --> ingaderen
[MED22693] ingang, n. --> ingang | inyong
[MED22694] ingangen, v. --> ingange
[MED22695] ingate, n. --> ingate
[MED22696] -ing(e, suf.(1) --> -ing, suffix1
[MED22697] -ing(e, suf.(2) --> -ing
[MED22698] ingenerable, adj. --> ingenerable
[MED22699] ingeniacioun, n. --> ingeniacioun
[MED22700] ingeni(e, n. --> ingeny
[MED22701] ingenien, v. --> ingenien
[MED22702] ingeniing, ger. --> ingeniing
[MED22703] ingeniosite, n. --> ingeniosity
[MED22704] ingenious, adj. --> ingenuous
[MED22705] ingeniousli, adv. --> ingeniously
[MED22706] ingent, adj. --> ingent
[MED22707] ingeting, ger. --> ingetting
[MED22708] inglamous, adj. &amp; n. --> engleimous
[MED22709] ingliden, v. --> inglide
[MED22710] ingnel, adj. --> ingnel
[MED22711] ingodli, adj. --> ingodly
[MED22712] ingoing(e, ger. --> ingoing
[MED22713] ingon, v. --> ingon
[MED22714] ingonde, ppl. as n. --> ingonde
[MED22715] ingot, n. --> ingot
[MED22716] ingraffen, v. --> engraff | ingraff
[MED22717] ingrat, adj. --> ingrate
[MED22718] ingratitude, n. --> ingratitude
[MED22719] ingraved, ppl. --> engraved
[MED22720] ingredient, adj. &amp; n. --> ingredient
[MED22721] ingresse, n. --> ingress
[MED22722] ingressioun, n. --> ingression
[MED22723] ingrossacioun, n. --> ingrossacioun
[MED22724] ingrossatif, adj. --> ingrossative
[MED22724.5] ingruent, n. --> ingruent
[MED22725] inguinale, adj. --> inguinale
[MED22726] inguine, n. --> groin
[MED22727] inhabilite, n. --> inhability
[MED22728] inhabitable, adj. --> inhabitable
[MED22729] inhabitacioun, n. --> inhabitation
[MED22730] inhabitantes, n.pl. --> inhabitant
[MED22731] inhabitate, adj. --> inhabitate
[MED22732] inhabitatour, n. --> inhabitator
[MED22733] inhabitaunt, adj. --> inhabitant
[MED22734] inhelden, v. --> inhelde | inhielde
[MED22735] inhereditance, n. --> inhereditable
[MED22736] inheritagen, v. --> inheritagen
[MED22737] in-heue, n. --> inhew
[MED22738] inheve, adj. --> inheve
[MED22739] inhiben, v. --> inhiben
[MED22740] inhibicioun, n. --> inhibition
[MED22741] inhibiten, v. --> inhibit
[MED22742] inhighten, v. --> inhight
[MED22743] inhiinge, ger. --> inhiinge
[MED22744] in-hine, n. --> in-hine
[MED22745] inhok, n. --> inhoc | inhok(e
[MED22746] in-holder, n. --> innholder
[MED22747] inhoneste, n. --> inhonesty
[MED22748] inhoneste, adj. --> inhonest
[MED22749] inhonesteliche, adv. --> inhonestly
[MED22750] inhumain, adj. --> inhumane
[MED22751] inhundred, n. --> inhundred
[MED22752] inhurte, ppl. --> inhurte
[MED22753] inicion, n. --> inition
[MED22754] inihid, n. --> inihid
[MED22755] inihstumnesse, n. --> mightsomeness
[MED22756] inimen, v. --> nim
[MED22757] inimitable, adj. --> inimitable
[MED22758] inip, n. --> inip
[MED22759] iniquite, n. --> iniquity
[MED22760] iniwharven, v. --> iniwharve
[MED22761] injeccioun, n. --> injection
[MED22762] inject, ppl. --> inject
[MED22763] injectorie, n. --> injectory
[MED22764] injunccion, n. --> injunction
[MED22765] injure, n. --> injure
[MED22766] injuren, v. --> injure
[MED22767] injuri(e, n. --> injury
[MED22768] injurious, adj. --> injurious
[MED22769] injuste, adj. --> injust
[MED22770] injustice, n. --> injustice
[MED22771] injustli, adv. --> injustly
[MED22772] ink, pron. dual. --> inc
[MED22773] inke, n. --> ink
[MED22774] inked, ppl. --> inked
[MED22775] inke-horn, n. --> ink-horn
[MED22776] inker, pron. poss. dual. --> inker
[MED22777] inkitter, n. --> inkitter
[MED22778] inklen, v. --> inkle
[MED22779] inknight, n. --> inknight
[MED22780] inknitten, v. --> inkit
[MED22781] inknouen, v. --> inknow
[MED22782] ink-self, pron. dual. --> inc
[MED22782.5] in-langes, adv. --> along
[MED22783] inlappen, v. --> inlap
[MED22784] in las(se than, conj. --> unless
[MED22785] inlastand, ppl. --> inlastand
[MED22786] inlate, n. --> inlet
[MED22787] inlaue, n. --> inlaw
[MED22788] in laue, phr. --> in-law
[MED22789] inlauen, v. --> inlaw
[MED22790] inlauncen, v. --> inlance
[MED22791] inleden, v. --> inlead
[MED22792] inleding, ger. --> inleding
[MED22793] inleful, adj. --> inlawful
[MED22794] inlendisc, adj. --> inlendisc
[MED22795] inlepen, v. --> inlepe
[MED22796] inles, adj. --> innless
[MED22797] inleten, v. --> inlet
[MED22798] inli, adj. --> inly
[MED22799] inli, adv. --> inly
[MED22800] inliche, adv. --> inlike | inliche
[MED22801] inlien, v. --> inlien
[MED22802] inlighten, v. --> enlight
[MED22803] inlightnen, v. --> enlighten
[MED22804] inlihede, n. --> inlihede
[MED22805] inlike, adj. --> inlike
[MED22806] inlond, n. --> inland
[MED22807] inlonds, adj. --> inlonds
[MED22808] inlouen, v. --> inlou
[MED22809] inmete, n. --> inmeat
[MED22810] inmethe, adj. --> inmethe
[MED22811] in mid(de, prep. --> in mid
[MED22812] in middes, prep. &amp; adv. --> amidst
[MED22812.5] in middes-right, adv. --> in-mids-right
[MED22813] in mong(es, prep. --> in-mong | in-monges
[MED22814] inmost, n., adj., &amp; adv. --> inmost
[MED22815] innancund, n. --> innancund
[MED22816] innat(e, adj. --> innate
[MED22817] innatural, adj. --> innatural
[MED22818] inne, adv. --> inne
[MED22819] inne, prep. --> inne
[MED22819.5] innecten, v. --> innect
[MED22820] innen, adv. --> inne
[MED22821] innen, prep. --> inne
[MED22822] innen, v.(1) --> in
[MED22823] innen, v.(2) --> inn
[MED22824] inner(e, adj. comp. --> inner
[MED22825] inner(e, adv. --> inner
[MED22826] innerere, adj. &amp; n. --> innerer
[MED22827] innerest, adj. sup. --> innerest
[MED22828] innerli, adj. --> innerly
[MED22829] innerli, adv. --> innerly
[MED22830] innermo, adv. --> innermo
[MED22831] innermor(e, adj. --> innermore
[MED22832] innermor(e, adv. --> innermore
[MED22833] innermost, adj. &amp; n. --> innermost
[MED22834] innest, adj. sup. --> innest
[MED22835] inne-ward, n. --> inne-ward
[MED22836] inne-ward, adj. --> inne-ward
[MED22837] inning(e, ger. --> inning
[MED22838] innocence, n. --> innocence
[MED22839] innocenci(e, n. --> innocency
[MED22840] innocent, n. --> innocent
[MED22841] innocent, adj. --> innocent
[MED22842] innocentli, adv. --> innocently
[MED22842.5] innocentnes, n. --> innocentness
[MED22843] innocentrie, n. --> innocentry
[MED22844] innocentshipe, n. --> innocentship
[MED22845] innoiandnes, n. --> innoyandness
[MED22846] innom, n. --> innam | inname
[MED22847] innombrable, adj. --> innumberable
[MED22848] innombrabli, adv. --> innumberably
[MED22849] innombred, ppl. as adj. --> -----
[MED22850] innominable, adj. --> innominable
[MED22851] innoten, v. --> innoten
[MED22852] innoth, n. --> inneth
[MED22853] innour, n. --> innour
[MED22854] innovacion, n. --> innovation
[MED22855] innovate, n. --> innovate
[MED22856] innumerable, adj. --> innumerable
[MED22856.5] innumeral, adj. --> innumeral
[MED22857] innumered, ppl. --> innumered
[MED22858] innurhed, n. --> innurhed
[MED22859] inobedience, n. --> inobedience
[MED22860] inobediencer, n. --> inobidiencer
[MED22861] inobedienci, n. --> inobediency
[MED22862] inobedient, adj. &amp; n. --> inobedient
[MED22863] inobedientlie, adv. --> inobediently
[MED22864] inobeishaunce, n. --> inobeisance
[MED22865] inobeishaunt, adj. --> inobeisant
[MED22866] inoculacioun, n. --> inoculation
[MED22867] inoculaten, v. --> inoculate
[MED22868] inoculinge, ger. --> inoculing
[MED22869] inofficiate, adj. --> inofficiate
[MED22870] inome, n. --> innam | inname
[MED22871] in-on, adv. &amp; adj. --> anon
[MED22872] inopie, n. --> inopy
[MED22873] inopinabli, adv. --> inopinably
[MED22874] inoportunite, n. --> inopportunity
[MED22875] inoppinable, adj. --> inopinable
[MED22876] inordinalli, adv. --> inordinally
[MED22877] inordinat(e, adj. --> inordinate
[MED22878] inordinat(e)li, adv. --> inordinately
[MED22879] inordinaunce, n. --> inordinance
[MED22880] inossate, adj. --> inossate
[MED22881] inough, n. --> enough
[MED22882] inough, adj. --> enough
[MED22883] inough, adv. --> enow
[MED22884] inoughen, v. --> inoughen
[MED22885] inoughli, adv. --> inoughly
[MED22886] in-over, adv. --> in-over
[MED22887] inpeni, n. --> inpenny
[MED22888] inpesibli, adv. --> inpeaceably
[MED22889] in pontificalibus, adv. --> in pontificalibus
[MED22889.5] inportunabil, adj. --> importunable
[MED22890] in primis, phr. --> imprimis
[MED22891] in principio, phr. --> in principio
[MED22892] inputten, v. --> input
[MED22893] inputtinge, ger. --> inputting
[MED22894] inquiet, adv. --> inquiet
[MED22895] inquietacioun, n. --> inquietation
[MED22896] inquiet(e, adj. --> inquiet
[MED22897] inquieten, v. --> inquiet
[MED22898] inquiet(e)nes(se, n. --> inquietness
[MED22899] inquieting, ger. --> inquieting
[MED22900] inquietli, adv. --> inquietly
[MED22901] inquietude, n. --> inquietude
[MED22902] inquinacioun, n. --> inquination
[MED22903] inquirendum, n. --> inquirendum
[MED22904] inquisicioun, n. --> inquisition
[MED22905] inquisitif, adj. --> inquisitive
[MED22906] inquisitour, n. --> inquisitor
[MED22907] inquitablenesse, n. --> inquitableness
[MED22908] inras, n. --> inrace | inras
[MED22909] inred, adj. --> inred
[MED22910] inreding, ger. --> inrede
[MED22911] inregistren, v. --> inregister
[MED22912] inremembraunce, n. --> inremembrance
[MED22912.5] inrennen, v. --> inrun
[MED22913] inrenning, ger. --> inrunning
[MED22914] inrepentaunt, adj. --> inrepentaunt
[MED22915] inricheli, adv. --> inrichly
[MED22916] inriden, v. --> inride
[MED22917] inrinnen, v. --> inrinne
[MED22918] inrisen, v. --> inrise
[MED22919] inrisere, n. --> inriser
[MED22920] inrising, ger. --> inrising
[MED22921] inruide, adj. --> inruide
[MED22922] insaciable, adj. --> insatiable
[MED22923] insaciat(e, adj. --> insatiate
[MED22923.5] insadli, adv. --> insadli
[MED22924] in-same(n, adv. --> insame | in same
[MED22925] insane, n. --> insane
[MED22926] insanien, v. --> insanien
[MED22927] insapiens, n. --> insapiens
[MED22928] insapient, adj. --> insapient
[MED22929] insaturable, adj. --> insaturable
[MED22930] insauen, v. --> insow
[MED22931] insciden, v. --> incide
[MED22932] inscised, ppl. --> inscised
[MED22933] inscisif, adj. &amp; n. --> incisive
[MED22934] inscisioun, n. --> incision
[MED22935] inscisours, n. pl. --> incisors | inscissors
[MED22936] inscripcioun, n. --> inscription
[MED22937] inscriven, v. --> inscrive
[MED22938] inscrutable, adj. --> inscrutable
[MED22939] insculpen, v. --> insculp
[MED22940] inseer, n. --> inseer
[MED22941] inseiable, adj. --> insayable
[MED22942] inseil, n. --> inseil
[MED22943] inseken, v. --> inseek
[MED22944] insenden, v. --> insend
[MED22945] insendinge, ger. --> insend
[MED22946] insensibilite, n. --> insensibility
[MED22947] insensible, adj. --> insensible
[MED22948] insensibli, adv. --> insensibly
[MED22949] inseparable, adj. --> inseparable
[MED22950] inseparabli, adv. --> inseparably
[MED22951] inserchable, adj. --> insearchable
[MED22952] inseren, v. --> insere
[MED22953] insesinen, v. --> inseisin
[MED22954] inset-hous, n. --> inset-house
[MED22955] insetten, v. --> inset
[MED22956] inseuen, v. --> insew
[MED22957] inshadwen, v. --> inshadow
[MED22958] insheden, v. --> inshed
[MED22959] inshedinge, ger. --> insheding
[MED22960] inshid, n. --> inshid
[MED22960.5] in-shouven, v. --> in-shove
[MED22961] inside, n. --> inside
[MED22962] insight, n. --> insight
[MED22963] insigne, adj. --> insigne
[MED22964] insignite, adj. --> insignite
[MED22965] insinken, v. --> insinke
[MED22966] insipience, n. --> insipience
[MED22967] insipient, adj. --> insipient
[MED22968] insistence, n. --> insistence
[MED22969] insite, adj. --> insite
[MED22970] insitioun, n. --> incision
[MED22970.5] inslaken, v. --> inslake
[MED22971] inslingen, v. --> insling
[MED22972] inslippe, n. --> inslippe
[MED22972.5] inslippen, v. --> inslip
[MED22973] insmiten, v. --> insmite
[MED22974] insnarled, ppl. --> ensnarl
[MED22975] insocna, n. --> insocna
[MED22976] insolence, n. --> insolence
[MED22977] insolent, adj. --> insolent
[MED22978] insolentli, adv. --> insolently
[MED22979] insolible, n. --> insoluble
[MED22980] insolible, adj. --> insoluble
[MED22981] insolling, n. --> insolling
[MED22982] in so muche, adv. --> insomuch
[MED22983] insonder, adv. --> in sunder
[MED22984] insorwen, v. --> ensorrow
[MED22985] inspaire, n. --> inspaire
[MED22986] inspeccioun, n. --> inspection
[MED22987] inspermatik, adj. --> inspermatik
[MED22987.5] inspin, n. --> inspin
[MED22988] inspiracioun, n. --> inspiration
[MED22989] inspirate, adj. --> inspirate
[MED22990] inspiraunce, n. --> inspiraunce
[MED22991] inspiriten, v. --> inspirit
[MED22992] inspirour, n. --> inspirer
[MED22993] inspissative, adj. --> inspissative
[MED22994] inspissen, v. --> inspissen
[MED22995] inspringen, v. --> inspringe
[MED22996] insprout, n. --> insprout
[MED22996.5] inspurnen, v. --> inspurn
[MED22997] instabilite, n. --> instability
[MED22998] instable, adj. --> instable
[MED22999] instablenes, n. --> instableness
[MED23000] installacion, n. --> installation
[MED23001] installen, v. --> install
[MED23002] instant, n. --> instant
[MED23003] instant, adj. --> instant
[MED23004] instantli, adv. --> instantly
[MED23005] instaunce, n. --> instance
[MED23006] instauncen, v. --> instaunce
[MED23007] instaunten, v. --> instaunt
[MED23008] in stede of, prep. --> instead
[MED23008.5] insteken, v. --> insteek
[MED23009] insteks, adv. --> insteaks
[MED23009.5] instelen, v. --> insteal
[MED23010] instep, n. --> instep
[MED23011] insteppen, v. --> insteppen
[MED23012] insterten, v. --> instert
[MED23013] in stide, prep. --> in stide
[MED23014] instigacioun, n. --> instigation
[MED23015] instillen, v. --> instil | instill
[MED23016] instilling, ger. --> instilling
[MED23017] instinccion, n. --> instinction
[MED23018] instinct(e, n. --> instinct
[MED23018.5] instinctucioun, n. --> instinctucioun
[MED23019] instinguible, adj. --> stinguible
[MED23019.5] institour, n. --> institor
[MED23020] institucioun, n. --> institution
[MED23021] instituen, v. --> institue
[MED23022] instituten, v. --> institute
[MED23023] instiwes, n.pl. --> instiwes
[MED23024] instonden, v. --> to stand in
[MED23025] instonding, ger. --> instonding
[MED23026] instop, n. --> in-stop
[MED23027] instoren, v. --> instore
[MED23028] instoring(e, ger. --> instoring
[MED23029] instrien, v. --> instrie | instreye
[MED23030] instruccioun, n. --> instruction
[MED23031] instructen, v. --> instruct
[MED23032] instructour, n. --> instructor
[MED23033] instrued, ppl. --> instrued
[MED23034] instrument, n. --> instrument
[MED23035] instrumental, adj. --> instrumental
[MED23036] instrumentli, adv. --> instrumently
[MED23037] instuen, v. --> institue
[MED23038] instuing, n. --> instuing
[MED23039] insufferable, adj. --> insufferable
[MED23040] insufficience, n. --> insufficience
[MED23041] insufficient, adj. --> insufficient
[MED23042] insufficientli, adv. --> insufficiently
[MED23043] insuffisaunce, n. --> insuffisance
[MED23044] insuffisaunt, adj. --> insuffisant
[MED23045] insufflacion, n. --> insufflation
[MED23046] insuken, v. --> insuke
[MED23047] insulan, adj. --> insulan
[MED23048] insulane, n. --> insulan | insulane
[MED23049] insuperable, adj. --> insuperable
[MED23050] insurreccion, n. --> insurrection
[MED23051] insuspecioun, n. --> insuspecioun
[MED23052] insute, n. --> insute
[MED23053] intachen, v. --> intach
[MED23054] intacte, adj. --> intact
[MED23055] intak, n. --> intake
[MED23055.5] intaken, v. --> intake
[MED23056] intaker, n. --> intaker
[MED23056.5] intaking, adj. --> intaking
[MED23057] integrallie, adv. --> integrally
[MED23058] integrate, adj. --> integrate
[MED23059] integrite, n. --> integrity
[MED23060] intelleccioun, n. --> intellection
[MED23061] intellect, n. --> intellect
[MED23062] intellective, adj. --> intellective
[MED23063] intellectual, adj. --> intellectual
[MED23064] intellectualite, n. --> intellectuality
[MED23065] intellectualli(che, adv. --> intellectually
[MED23066] intellerd, adj. --> intellerd
[MED23067] intelligence, n. --> intelligence
[MED23068] intelligencie, n. pl. or coll. --> intelligency
[MED23069] intelligible, adj. --> intelligible
[MED23070] intemerat(e, adj. --> intemerate
[MED23071] intemperat(e, adj. --> intemperate
[MED23072] intemperatli, adv. --> intemperately
[MED23073] intemperaunce, n. --> intemperance
[MED23074] inten, v. --> tee
[MED23075] intens(e, adj. --> intense
[MED23076] intensen, v. --> intense
[MED23077] intensive, adj. --> intensive
[MED23078] intensli, adj. --> intensely
[MED23079] intent, adj. --> intent
[MED23080] intential, adj. --> intential
[MED23081] intenuat, adj. --> intenuate
[MED23082] inter-, pref. --> inter-
[MED23083] intercepcioun, n. --> intercepcioun
[MED23084] intercepten, v. --> intercept
[MED23085] interceptif, adj. --> interceptive
[MED23086] intercessing, ger. --> interceasing
[MED23087] intercession, n. --> intercession
[MED23087.5] intercessour, n. --> intercessor
[MED23088] intercise, adj. --> intercise
[MED23089] intercommunicacion, n. --> intercommunication
[MED23090] intercutanie, adj. --> intercutanie
[MED23091] interesse, n. --> interess
[MED23092] interest, n. --> interest
[MED23093] interfeccion, n. --> interfection
[MED23094] interfectour, n. --> interfector
[MED23095] interialle, adj. --> interial
[MED23096] interialli, adv. --> interial
[MED23097] interjeccioun, n. --> interjection
[MED23098] interlarde, n. --> interlard
[MED23099] interlarden, v. --> interlard
[MED23100] interleccion, n. --> interleccion
[MED23101] interlinen, v. --> interline
[MED23102] interliniare, adj. --> interlinear
[MED23103] interlinieng, ger. --> interlining
[MED23104] interloge, n. --> interloge
[MED23105] intermediate, adj. --> intermediate
[MED23106] interminable, adj. --> interminable
[MED23107] interminabli, adv. --> interminably
[MED23108] interminate, adj. --> interminate
[MED23109] intermisen, v. --> intermise
[MED23110] intermissioun, n. --> intermission
[MED23110.5] intermixtion, n. --> intermixtion
[MED23111] internal, adj. --> internal
[MED23112] interpellacion, n. --> interpellation
[MED23113] interpellat, adj. --> interpellate
[MED23113.4] interpennen, v. --> enterpen
[MED23113.5] interpolar, adj. --> interpolar
[MED23114] interpolate, adj. --> interpolate
[MED23115] interpolen, v. --> interpole
[MED23116] interposicioun, n. --> interposition
[MED23117] interpretacioun, n. --> interpretation
[MED23118] interpretate, adj. --> interpretate
[MED23119] interpretatible, adj. --> interpretatible
[MED23120] interpretator, n. --> interpretator
[MED23121] interpreten, v. --> interpret
[MED23122] interpreting(e, ger. --> interpreting
[MED23123] interpretour, n. --> interpreter
[MED23123.5] interresten, v. --> interrest
[MED23124] interrogacion, n. --> interrogation
[MED23125] interrogatif, adj. --> interrogative
[MED23126] interrupcioun, n. --> interruption
[MED23127] interrupten, v. --> interrupt
[MED23128] intersecacioun, n. --> intersecation
[MED23129] interspace, n. --> interspace
[MED23130] interstice, n. --> interstice
[MED23131] intersticion, n. --> interstition
[MED23132] interval(le, n. --> interval
[MED23133] intervencioun, n. --> intervention
[MED23134] intestate, adj. --> intestate
[MED23135] intestement, n. --> intestement
[MED23135.5] intestif, adj. --> intestif
[MED23136] intestinale, adj. --> intestinal
[MED23137] intestine, n. --> intestine
[MED23138] intestine, adj. --> intestine
[MED23138.5] intestives, n.pl. --> intestives
[MED23139] inthank, n. --> inthank
[MED23140] inthorouli, adv. --> inthoroughly
[MED23140.5] inthresten, v. --> inthrust
[MED23141] inthringen, v. --> inthring
[MED23141.5] in-til, conj. --> until
[MED23142] in-til, prep. --> intill | intil
[MED23143] intincte, adj. --> intinct
[MED23144] intinge, n. --> intinge
[MED23145] intitulacion, n. --> intitulation
[MED23145.5] in-to, conj. --> in-to
[MED23146] in-to, prep. --> into
[MED23146.5] into, verbal particle --> into
[MED23147] intocroken, v. --> incrook
[MED23148] intollerable, adj. --> intolerable
[MED23149] intollerabli, adv. --> intolerably
[MED23150] intolleraunce, n. --> intolleraunce
[MED23151] intort, prep. --> intort
[MED23152] intoxicat, adj. --> intoxicate
[MED23153] intoxicate, v. --> intoxicate
[MED23154] intoxigacion, n. --> intoxigacion
[MED23155] intractabil, adj. --> intractable
[MED23156] intraneous, adj. --> intraneous
[MED23157] intransicion, n. --> intransicion
[MED23158] intransnatable, adj. --> intransnatable
[MED23159] intrasten, v. --> intraste
[MED23160] intrative, adj. --> intrative
[MED23160.5] in-tressed(e, ppl. --> in-tressed(e
[MED23161] intricacioun, n. --> intrication
[MED23162] intricate, adj. --> intricate
[MED23163] intrien, v. --> intrie
[MED23164] introduccioun, n. --> introduction
[MED23165] introducen, v. --> introduce
[MED23166] introductorie, n. --> introductory
[MED23167] introite, n. --> introit
[MED23168] introjectorie, n. --> introjectory
[MED23169] intromisse, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> intromisse
[MED23170] intromissorie, n. --> intromissory
[MED23171] intromitten, v. --> intromit
[MED23172] intromitting, ger. --> intromitting
[MED23173] intronizacion, n. --> enthronization
[MED23174] intronizen, v. --> enthronize
[MED23175] intruden, v. --> intrude
[MED23176] intruseri, n. --> intrusery
[MED23177] intrusioun, n. --> intrusion
[MED23178] intrusive, adj. --> intrusive
[MED23179] intrusour, n. --> intrusor
[MED23180] intuicioun, n. --> intuition
[MED23181] inturn, n. --> inturn
[MED23182] inturnement, n. --> inturnement
[MED23183] inturnen, v. --> inturn
[MED23184] inturning, ger. --> inturning
[MED23184.5] inunccioun, n, --> inunction
[MED23185] inundacioun, n. --> inundation
[MED23186] inunderstondable, adj. --> inunderstandable
[MED23187] inunding, ger. --> inunding
[MED23188] inure, adj. --> inure
[MED23188.5] inuren, v. --> inure
[MED23189] inutile, adj. --> inutile
[MED23189.5] inutilite, n. --> inutility
[MED23190] invariable, adj. --> invariable
[MED23191] invasif, adj. --> invasive
[MED23192] invasioun, n. --> invasion
[MED23193] inveccion, n. --> invection
[MED23194] invectif, adj. --> invective
[MED23194.5] invectif, n. --> invective
[MED23195] inveinli, adv. --> inveinly
[MED23196] invencioun, n. --> invention
[MED23197] invenon, n. --> invenon
[MED23198] inventari(e, n. --> inventory
[MED23199] invented, ppl. --> invented
[MED23200] inventif, adj. --> inventive
[MED23201] inversacioun, n. --> inversacioun
[MED23202] inversate, adj. --> inversate
[MED23203] inverse, adj. --> inverse
[MED23204] inversed, ppl. --> inversed
[MED23205] inversing, ger. --> inversing
[MED23206] investigable, adj. --> investigable
[MED23207] investigacioun, n. --> investigation
[MED23208] investiture, n. --> investiture
[MED23209] inveterat(e, adj. --> inveterate
[MED23210] invict, adj. --> invict
[MED23211] invident, n. --> invident
[MED23212] invincible, adj. --> invincible
[MED23213] inviolable, adj. --> inviolable
[MED23214] inviolabli, adv. --> inviolably
[MED23215] inviolat(e, adj. --> inviolate
[MED23216] inviscacioun, n. --> inviscacioun
[MED23217] inviscaten, v. --> inviscate
[MED23218] inviscative, adj. --> inviscative
[MED23219] invisible, adj. --> invisible
[MED23220] invisibli, adv. --> invisibly
[MED23221] invisile, adj. --> invisile
[MED23222] invitacioun, n. --> invitation
[MED23223] invitatori(e, adj. &amp; n. --> invitatory
[MED23224] invite, adv. --> invite
[MED23225] invitori(e, n. --> invitory
[MED23226] invocacioun, n. --> invocation
[MED23227] involucioun, n. --> involution
[MED23228] involuntari, adj. --> involuntary
[MED23229] involute, adj. --> involute
[MED23230] involven, v. --> involve
[MED23231] involving, ger. --> involving
[MED23232] in-ward, n. --> inward
[MED23233] in-ward, adj. --> inward
[MED23234] in-ward, adv. --> inward
[MED23235] in-ward, prep. --> inward
[MED23236] in-ward-boren, ppl. --> inward-born
[MED23237] in-wardes, adv. --> inwards
[MED23238] in-wardli, adj. --> inwardly
[MED23239] in-wardli, adv. --> inwardly
[MED23240] in-wardnes(se, n. --> inwardness
[MED23241] inwenden, v. --> inwende
[MED23242] inweten, v. --> inwet
[MED23243] inwhel, n. --> inwheel
[MED23244] inwille, n. --> inwille
[MED23245] inwind, n. --> inwind
[MED23246] inwinden, v. --> inwind
[MED23247] inwis, adj. --> inwise
[MED23248] in wis, adv.phr. --> iwis | ywis
[MED23249] inwit, n. --> inwit
[MED23250] inwith, adv. --> inwith
[MED23251] inwith, prep. --> inwith
[MED23252] inwonen, v. --> inwone
[MED23253] inwoven, ppl. --> inwoven
[MED23254] inwrite(n, ppl. --> inwritten
[MED23255] inwritinge, ger. --> inwriting
[MED23256] inyede, v. --> inyede
[MED23257] inyeten, v. --> inyet
[MED23258] inyeting(e, ger. --> inyeting
[MED23259] inyong, n. --> ingang | inyong
[MED23260] inyongen, v. --> inyong
[MED23261] ioffren, v. --> offered
[MED23262] iolecchen, v. --> iolecchen
[MED23263] iopenen, v. --> i-open
[MED23264] -ioun, suf. --> -ioun
[MED23265] -ious, suf. --> -ious
[MED23265.5] ioverien, v. --> ioverien
[MED23266] ioxned, ppl. --> i-oxned
[MED23267] ipanced, ppl. --> ipanced
[MED23268] ipaned, ppl. --> pane
[MED23269] ipassen, v. --> pass
[MED23270] ipate-ipaton, n. --> ipate-ipaton
[MED23271] ipatetiks, n. pl. --> ipatetiks
[MED23272] ipelured, ppl. --> i-pelured
[MED23273] ipenned, ppl. --> pinned
[MED23274] iper, n. --> iper
[MED23275] iperbole, n. --> hyperbole
[MED23276] iperbolical, adj. --> hyperbolical
[MED23277] iperborie, n. --> iperborie
[MED23278] ipericon, n. --> ipericon
[MED23279] ipicche, n. --> ipicche
[MED23280] -iple, suf. --> -iple
[MED23281] ipocentaurus, n. --> ipocentaurus
[MED23282] ipocondrie, n. --> ipocondrie
[MED23283] ipocone, n. --> ipocone
[MED23284] ipocras, n. --> hippocras
[MED23285] ipocrisi(e, n. --> hypocrisy
[MED23286] ipocrisis, n. --> ipocrisis
[MED23287] ipocrite, n. --> hypocrite
[MED23288] ipocrit(e, adj. --> hypocrite
[MED23289] ipocritli, adv. --> hypocritly
[MED23290] ipoquistidos, n. --> hypocistis
[MED23291] iposarca, n. --> hyposarca
[MED23292] iposelinon, n. --> iposelinon
[MED23293] ipostasim, n. --> hypostasis
[MED23293.5] ipostatat, adj. --> hypostasis
[MED23294] ipotam(e, n. --> hippopotamus
[MED23295] ipotauri, n. pl. --> ipotauri
[MED23296] ipounen, v. --> i-pone
[MED23297] ippe, n. --> ippe
[MED23298] ippen, v. --> uppe
[MED23299] ippia, n. --> ippia
[MED23300] ipreien, v. --> iprey
[MED23300.5] ipreven, v. --> i-prove
[MED23301] ipulverizate, adj. --> ipulverizate
[MED23302] iquassate, adj. --> iquassate
[MED23303] iqueme, adj. --> i-queme
[MED23304] iquemen, v. --> i-queme
[MED23305] iquemli, adv. --> iquemly
[MED23306] iquethen, v. --> i-quethe
[MED23307] irachite(n, n. --> irachite
[MED23308] irad, adj. --> i-rad
[MED23308.5] irad, n. --> irad
[MED23309] iradicate, adj. --> irradicate
[MED23310] iradien, v. --> irradie
[MED23311] iradliche, adv. --> i-radliche
[MED23312] irailen, v.(1) --> yraylle
[MED23313] irailen, v.(2) --> yraylle
[MED23314] iral, n. --> iral(e
[MED23315] irascibilite, n. --> irascibility
[MED23316] irascible, adj. as n. --> irascible
[MED23316.5] iravishen, v. --> i-ravish
[MED23317] irche-pil, n. --> irchepil
[MED23318] irchoun, n. --> urchin
[MED23319] irchounli, adv. --> irchounly
[MED23320] irco-cervus, n. --> hircocervus
[MED23321] ire, n. --> ire
[MED23322] irecchen, v.(1) --> rech
[MED23323] irecchen, v.(2) --> irecchen
[MED23324] irecednesse, n. --> irecedness
[MED23324.5] irechen, v. --> i-reach
[MED23325] irede, adj. --> i-rede
[MED23326] ireden, v. --> read
[MED23327] iredi, adj. --> i-redy
[MED23328] iredi, adv. --> i-redy
[MED23329] iredliche, adv. --> i-radliche
[MED23330] irednesse, n. --> irednesse
[MED23331] ireful, adj. --> ireful
[MED23332] irefulnesse, n. --> irefulness
[MED23333] Irein, n. --> Ireis
[MED23334] ire-moles, n.pl. --> ire-moles
[MED23335] iren, n. --> iron
[MED23336] iren, adj. --> iron
[MED23337] iren, v. --> ire
[MED23338] irened, adj. --> ironed
[MED23339] iren-harde, n. --> iron-hard
[MED23340] ireni, adj. --> irony
[MED23341] iren-mongere, n. --> ironmonger
[MED23342] irennen, v. --> yern
[MED23342.5] irenninge, ger. --> i-running
[MED23343] Iren-sid(e, n. --> Ironside
[MED23344] iren-werk, n. --> ironwork | iron-work
[MED23345] ireordung-hus, n. --> iroerdung-hus
[MED23346] ireos, n. --> ireos
[MED23347] irerd, n.(1) --> reird
[MED23347.5] irerden, v. --> i-reird
[MED23347.6] irerding, ger. --> i-reirding
[MED23348] iresen, v. --> iresen
[MED23349] ireste, n. --> ireste
[MED23350] iresten, v. --> irest
[MED23351] ireuen, v. --> irew
[MED23352] ireve, n. --> reeve
[MED23353] ireven, v. --> ireve
[MED23353.5] iriflen, v. --> i-rifle
[MED23354] irighte, n. --> i-riht
[MED23355] irighte, adv. --> iright
[MED23356] iright-lechen, v. --> iright-lechen
[MED23357] irimen, v. --> rime
[MED23358] irine, n. --> irine
[MED23359] irinen, ppl. --> irinen
[MED23360] irinen, v. --> irinen
[MED23361] irinnes, n. --> ironness
[MED23362] irip, n. --> irip
[MED23363] iris, n. --> iris
[MED23364] irisen, v. --> i-rise
[MED23365] Irish, n. --> Irish
[MED23366] Irish, adj. --> Irish
[MED23367] Irisherie, n. --> Irishry
[MED23368] Irish-man, n. --> Irishman
[MED23369] iris-lirik, n. --> irislirik
[MED23370] iriven, v. --> irive
[MED23371] irke, n. --> irke
[MED23372] irk(e, adj. --> irk
[MED23373] irken, v. --> irk
[MED23374] irk(e)som, adj. --> irksome
[MED23375] irk(e)somnes(se, n. --> irksomeness
[MED23376] irking(e, ger. --> irking
[MED23377] Ir-lond, n. --> Ireland
[MED23378] irnen, adj. --> irnen
[MED23379] irnishe, adj. --> ironish
[MED23380] iron, n. --> iron
[MED23381] ironles, adv. --> ironless
[MED23382] irour, n. --> irour
[MED23383] irous, adj. --> irous
[MED23384] irousli, adv. --> irously
[MED23385] irracional, adj. --> irrational
[MED23386] irradiate, adj. --> irradiate
[MED23387] irrecoverable, adj. --> irrecoverable
[MED23388] irrecuperable, adj. --> irrecuperable
[MED23388.5] irrecurable, adj. --> irrecurable
[MED23389] irregularite, n. --> irregularity
[MED23390] irreguler, adj. --> irregular
[MED23391] irreligiosite, n. --> irreligiosity
[MED23391.5] irreligioun, n. --> irreligion
[MED23392] irreligious, adj. --> irreligious
[MED23393] irremediabili, adv. --> iremediabily
[MED23394] irremediable, adj. --> irremediable
[MED23395] irremissible, adj. --> irremissible
[MED23396] irreparable, adj. --> irreparable
[MED23397] irreparabli, adv. --> irreparably
[MED23398] irreprehensible, adj. --> irreprehensible
[MED23399] irreprevable, adj. --> irreprevable
[MED23400] irresonable, adj. --> irreasonably
[MED23401] irrestorable, adj. --> irrestorable
[MED23402] irreverence, n. --> irreverence
[MED23403] irreverenced, ppl. --> irreverenced
[MED23404] irreverencing, ger. --> irreverencing
[MED23405] irreverent, adj. --> irreverent
[MED23406] irreverentli, adv. --> irreverently
[MED23407] irrevocable, adj. --> irrevocable
[MED23408] irrigat, adj. --> irrigate
[MED23409] irription, n. --> irription
[MED23410] irritacion, n. --> irritation
[MED23411] irrit(e, adj. --> irrite
[MED23412] irriten, v. --> irrite
[MED23413] irsien, v. --> irsien
[MED23414] irsunge, ger. --> irsunge
[MED23415] irunde, n. --> irunde
[MED23416] irust, ppl. --> -----
[MED23417] iruthe, ?phr. --> iruthe
[MED23418] is, n. --> ice
[MED23419] is&#xE6;htnesse, n. --> is&#xE6;htnesse
[MED23420] isame, adv. --> i-same
[MED23421] isamnen, v. --> sum
[MED23422] isamnunge, ger. --> isamnunge
[MED23422.5] isaue, n. --> isaue
[MED23423] isaughten, iseghten, v. --> isaughten
[MED23423.5] isaven, v. --> i-save
[MED23424] iscandlet, ppl. --> iscandlet
[MED23425] iscorpid, ppl. --> iscorpid
[MED23426] -ise, suf. --> -ise
[MED23427] isechen, v. --> i-seche
[MED23428] ise-crace, n. --> ise-crace
[MED23429] isehtnen, v. --> i-sehtne
[MED23430] iseien, v. --> say
[MED23431] iseienlich, adj. --> iseienlich
[MED23432] isel, n. --> isel | izle
[MED23433] isele, adj. --> i-sele
[MED23434] iseli(e, adj. --> i-seli
[MED23435] isellen, v. --> sell
[MED23436] iselthe, n. --> i-selth
[MED23436.5] isemblen, v. --> i-semble
[MED23437] isemeliche, adv. --> i-semeliche
[MED23438] isemen, v. --> i-seme
[MED23438.5] isen, adj. --> isen
[MED23439] isen, v.(1) --> see
[MED23440] isen, v.(2) --> ice
[MED23441] -ise(n, suf. --> -ize
[MED23442] isenden, v. --> send
[MED23443] isen(e, adj. --> sene | i-sene
[MED23444] isenien, v. --> isenien
[MED23445] isethnesse, n. --> isethness
[MED23446] isetnesse, n. --> i-setnesse
[MED23447] isetten, v. --> set
[MED23448] -ish, suf. --> -ish
[MED23449] ishaft(e, n. --> ishaft
[MED23450] ishapen, v. --> shape
[MED23451] ishat, n. --> ishat
[MED23451.5] ishe, n. --> ish
[MED23452] ished, n. --> ished
[MED23453] isheden, v. --> shed
[MED23454] ishedwis, adj. --> -shedwis
[MED23455] ishedwisnesse, n. --> 
[MED23456] ishen, v. --> ish | iss
[MED23457] -ish(e(n, suf. --> -ish
[MED23458] ishenden, v. --> shend
[MED23459] ishendnesse, n. --> ishendness
[MED23460] isheuen, v. --> show
[MED23461] ishild, n. --> ishild
[MED23462] ishilden, v. --> i-schield
[MED23463] ishinge, ger. --> ising
[MED23464] ishiren, v. --> i-schire
[MED23465] isho, n. --> isho
[MED23466] ishole, n. --> i-scole
[MED23466.5] ishonen, v. --> i-shun
[MED23467] ishornesse, n. --> ishorness
[MED23468] ishot, n. --> ishot
[MED23469] ishriven, v. --> shrive
[MED23470] isib(be, adj. --> i-sib | i-sibbe
[MED23471] isibben, v. --> i-sib | i-sibbe
[MED23472] isibsom, adj. --> isibsom
[MED23473] isided, ppl. --> isided
[MED23473.5] isien, v.(1) --> i-sye
[MED23473.6] isien, v.(2) --> i-sye
[MED23474] isighthe, n. --> i-sight | i-siht
[MED23474.5] isigrinus, n. --> isigrinus
[MED23475] is-ikle, n. --> icicle
[MED23476] isinge rop, phr. --> isinge rop
[MED23477] isin-heowen, n. pl. --> isin-heowen
[MED23478] isited, ppl. --> isited
[MED23479] isitten, v. --> sit
[MED23480] isken, v. --> isken
[MED23481] islingen, v. --> i-sling
[MED23482] Is-lond, n. --> Iceland
[MED23483] Ismaelites, n. pl. --> Ismaelites
[MED23483.5] ismaked, ppl. --> ismaked
[MED23484] ismecchen, v. --> smatch
[MED23485] ismeien, v. --> ismeien
[MED23486] ismon, n. --> isthmus
[MED23487] ismulten, v. --> ismulten
[MED23488] isom(e, adj. --> i-som | i-some
[MED23488.5] isome, n. --> i-some
[MED23488.6] isomnen, v. --> i-summon
[MED23489] isope, n.(1) --> hyssop
[MED23490] isop(e, n.(2) --> hyssop
[MED23491] isophagus, n. --> oesophagus | esophagus
[MED23492] isothien, v. --> i-sothe
[MED23493] isouen, v. --> sow
[MED23494] isound, adj. --> isound
[MED23495] ispeche, n. --> ispeche
[MED23496] ispede, n. --> ispede
[MED23497] ispeden, v. --> speed
[MED23498] ispeken, v. --> speak
[MED23499] is-pile, n. --> is-pile
[MED23500] ispillen, v. --> spill
[MED23501] Israel, n. --> Israel
[MED23502] Israelish, adj. --> Israelish
[MED23503] Israelite, n. --> Israelite
[MED23504] Israelitish, adj. --> Israelitish
[MED23505] issaunt, adj. --> issant
[MED23506] issue, n. --> issue
[MED23507] issuen, v. --> issue
[MED23507.5] issuer, n. --> issuer
[MED23508] issuinge, ger. --> issuing
[MED23509] issules, adj. --> issueless
[MED23510] istal, n. --> istal
[MED23511] istathelen, v. --> stathel
[MED23512] -ist(e, suf. --> -ist
[MED23513] isteren, v. --> isteren
[MED23514] isterred, adj. --> isterred
[MED23515] istethelfasten, v. --> istethelfasten
[MED23515.5] istien, v. --> i-sty
[MED23516] istillen, v. --> i-still
[MED23517] istinken, v. --> i-stink
[MED23518] istinten, v. --> stint
[MED23519] istonden, v. --> stand
[MED23520] -istre, suf. --> -ister | -istre
[MED23521] istrecchen, v. --> stretch
[MED23522] istrengen, v. --> strengh
[MED23523] istreon, n. --> i-streon
[MED23524] istreonen, v. --> strene
[MED23525] istrongien, v. --> istrongien
[MED23526] istuphate, adj. --> istuphate
[MED23527] isublimate, adj. --> sublimate
[MED23528] isulphured, ppl. --> isulphered
[MED23529] isunde, n. --> i-sunde
[MED23530] isundful, adj. --> i-sundful
[MED23531] isundian, v. --> i-sundien
[MED23532] isundunge, ger. --> i-sundung
[MED23533] isustre(n, n. pl. --> isustre
[MED23534] isutelen, v. --> sutele, v.
[MED23535] isw&#xE6;ncennesse, n. pl. --> isw&#xE6;ncennesse
[MED23536] iswenchen, v. --> swenche
[MED23537] isweorf, n. --> isweorf
[MED23538] isweven, v. --> sweve
[MED23538.5] iswien, v. --> i-swie
[MED23539] iswiken, v. --> i-swike
[MED23540] iswikennesse, n. --> iswikennesse
[MED23541] iswinch, n. --> i-swinch | i-swink
[MED23542] iswingla, n. --> iswingla
[MED23543] iswinkful, adj. --> iswinkful
[MED23544] iswired, adj. --> iswired
[MED23545] iswithrien, v. --> iswithrien
[MED23546] iswounen, v. --> iswounen
[MED23547] itailed, adj. --> i-teiled
[MED23548] Itaille, n. --> Itaile
[MED23549] itaken, v. --> take
[MED23550] itaknen, v. --> token
[MED23551] itaknunge, ger. --> itaknunge
[MED23552] Italian, n. &amp; adj. --> Italian
[MED23553] Italies, n. pl. --> Itaile
[MED23554] Italike, adj. --> Italic
[MED23555] itase, adj. --> i-tase
[MED23556] -it(e, suf. --> -ite
[MED23557] itechen, v. --> i-taeche
[MED23558] itel, n. --> i-tel
[MED23559] iteld, n. --> iteld
[MED23560] itellen, v. --> tell
[MED23561] item, adv. &amp; n. --> item
[MED23562] itenthed, ppl. --> itenthed
[MED23563] iteon, v. --> tee
[MED23564] iterable, adj. --> iterable
[MED23565] iteracioun, n. --> iteration
[MED23566] iterat(e, adj. --> iterate
[MED23567] ithaf, adj. --> ithaf
[MED23568] ithaght, n. --> ithaght
[MED23569] ithank, n. --> i-thank
[MED23570] ithanked, adj. --> ithanked
[MED28570.7] moniacling, ger. --> moniacling
[MED23571] ithavenlich, adj. --> ithavenlich
[MED23572] ithavien, v. --> ithavien
[MED23573] ithe, n. --> ythe
[MED23574] -ith(e, suf. --> -th
[MED23575] ithen, adj. --> ithand
[MED23576] ithen, v. --> i-thee
[MED23577] ithenchen, v. --> i-thenche
[MED23578] ithenli, adv. --> ithandly
[MED23579] itheode, n. --> itheode
[MED23580] itheoden, v. --> itheoden
[MED23581] itheued, adj. --> thewed
[MED23582] ithidden, v. --> ithidden
[MED23583] ithied, ppl. &amp; adj. --> thighed
[MED23583.5] ithiggen, v. --> i-thig
[MED23584] ithild, n. --> ithild
[MED23584.5] ithildi, adj. --> thildi
[MED23585] ithinkthe, n. --> ithinkthe
[MED23586] itholen, v. --> i-thole
[MED23587] ithought, n. --> ithought
[MED23588] ithresten, v. --> i-thrast
[MED23589] ithringen, v. --> thring
[MED23589.5] ithrouen, v. --> i-throw
[MED23590] ithuldi, adj. --> ithuldi
[MED23591] ithurst, n. or adj. --> ithurst
[MED23592] ithw&#xE6;re, adj. --> ithw&#xE6;re
[MED23593] ithw&#xE6;rlechen, v. --> ithw&#xE6;rlechen
[MED23594] itide, n. --> itide
[MED23595] itiden, v. --> i-tide
[MED23595.5] itilie, n. --> i-tilie
[MED23596] itilth, n. --> itilth
[MED23596.5] itimbren, v. --> i-timber
[MED23597] itimbrung, ger. --> itimbrung
[MED23598] itimien, v. --> itimien
[MED23599] itinded, adj. --> itinded
[MED23600] itineral, adj. --> itineral
[MED23601] itinerari(e, n. --> itinerary
[MED23602] itithien, v. --> itithien
[MED23603] ito&#x292;e, n. --> ito&#x292;e
[MED23604] itoknesse, n. --> itokness
[MED23605] itorien, v. --> itorien
[MED23606] itreden, v. --> tread
[MED23607] itrehtnigen, v. --> itrehtnige
[MED23608] itreowe, adj. --> i-treowe
[MED23609] itrimen, v. --> itrimen
[MED23610] itronchned, ppl. --> itronchned
[MED23611] itrusten, v. --> itrust
[MED23612] iturnen, v. --> iturnen
[MED23613] itwen, prep. --> itwen
[MED23614] itwin, n. --> twin
[MED23615] itwix, adv. --> itwix
[MED23616] itwix, prep. --> itwix
[MED23617] iunnen, v. --> i-unne
[MED23617.4] iunrotsen, v. --> iunrotsen
[MED23617.5] iunstillen, v. --> iunstillen
[MED23617.6] iuntrumien, v. --> iuntrumien
[MED23618] ive, n. --> ive
[MED23619] ivel, n. --> evil
[MED23620] ivel, adj. --> evil
[MED23621] ivel-dede, adj. --> ivel-dede
[MED23622] ivel-doere, n. --> evil-doer
[MED23623] ivel-doing(e, ger. --> evil-doing
[MED23624] ivel(e, adv. --> evil
[MED23625] ivelen, v. --> evil
[MED23626] ivele-willinge, adj. &amp; n. --> evil-willing
[MED23627] ivel-fare, n. --> evilfare
[MED23628] ivelfulli, adv. --> evilfully
[MED23629] ivelinge, ger. --> iveling
[MED23630] ivelles, adj. --> ivelles
[MED23631] ivelli, adv. --> evilly
[MED23632] ivelnes(se, n. --> evilness
[MED23632.5] ivel-set(te, n. --> evil-set
[MED23633] ivelshipe, n. --> evilship
[MED23634] ivelte, n. --> evilty
[MED23635] ivel-theuednesse, n. --> 
[MED23636] ivel-wille, n. --> evill will
[MED23637] ivel-willed, adj. --> evil-willed
[MED23638] ivel-willednesse, n. --> evil-willedness
[MED23639] ivel-willer, n. --> evil-willer
[MED23640] ivel-willi, adj. --> evil-willy
[MED23641] iveresce, n. --> iversece
[MED23642] ivi, n. --> ivy
[MED23643] ivi-lef, n. --> ivy-leaf
[MED23644] ivined, adj. --> vinnied, adj.
[MED23645] ivined, ppl. --> ivined
[MED23646] ivi-tre, n. --> ivy-tree
[MED23647] ivoired, adj. --> ivoired
[MED23648] ivori(e, n. &amp; adj. --> ivory
[MED23649] ivorien, adj. --> ivorine
[MED23650] -ivous, suf. --> -ivous
[MED23651] iw&#xE6;cen, v. --> iw&#xE6;cen
[MED23652] iwakien, v. --> i-wake
[MED23653] iwald, n. --> i-wald | i-weld
[MED23653.1] iwaldes, adv. --> iwaldes
[MED23654] iwanien, v. --> iwanien
[MED23655] iwar, adj. --> aware
[MED23656] iwarmen, v. --> iwarmen
[MED23657] iwarnesse, n. --> i-warness
[MED23658] iwarred, adj. --> iwarred
[MED23659] iwaxen, v. --> wax
[MED23660] iwede, n. --> i-wede
[MED23661] iweded, ppl. --> iweded
[MED23662] iweie, n. --> iweie
[MED23663] iwelden, v. --> i-welde
[MED23664] iwelien, v. --> iwelien
[MED23665] iwemmen, v. --> wem
[MED23666] iwende, n.pl. --> i-wende
[MED23667] iwenden, v. --> wend
[MED23668] iwenen, v.(1) --> i-wene
[MED23669] iwenen, v.(2) --> i-wene
[MED23670] iweornien, v. --> iweornien
[MED23671] iweping, ger. --> iweping
[MED23672] iwepnen, n.pl. --> i-wepen
[MED23673] iweren, v. --> iweren
[MED23674] iwerken, v. --> i-wurche | i-werche
[MED23675] iwerpen, v. --> warp
[MED23676] iwesten, v. --> iwesten
[MED23676.5] iweten, v. --> i-wet
[MED23677] iwhede, adj. --> iwhede
[MED23678] iwhelped, adj. --> iwhelped
[MED23679] iwher, adv. --> ywhere
[MED23680] iwhether, conj. --> iwhether
[MED23681] iwhilch, pron. --> iwhilch
[MED23682] iwhilen, v. --> i-hwulen
[MED23683] iwhils, conj. --> i-whiles
[MED23684] iwho, pron. --> iwho
[MED23685] iwide, adv. --> iwide
[MED23686] iwighte, n. --> weight
[MED23687] iwihte, adj. --> i-wiht
[MED23688] iwil, adj. --> i-wil
[MED23689] iwil(le, n. --> i-will
[MED23689.5] iwilnen, v. --> i-wilne
[MED23690] iwilnunge, ger. --> iwilnunge
[MED23691] iwin, n. --> i-win
[MED23692] iwinched, ppl. --> iwinched
[MED23693] iwinden, v. --> wind
[MED23694] iwinged, ppl. --> iwinged
[MED23695] iwinnen, v. --> i-win | i-winne
[MED23696] iwintred, adj. --> iwintered
[MED23697] iwis, adv. &amp; adj. &amp; n. --> iwis | ywis
[MED23697.5] iwishen, v. --> i-wish
[MED23698] iwisinge, ger. --> iwisinge
[MED23699] iwislice, adv. --> iwislice
[MED23700] iwislich, adj. --> iwislich
[MED23701] iwisliche, adv. --> i-wisliche
[MED23702] iwisnesse, n. --> iwisnesse
[MED23703] iwissen, v. --> iwisse | iwise
[MED23704] iwissunge, ger. --> i-wissung
[MED23705] iwist, n. --> iwist
[MED23706] iwis-tale, n. --> iwis-tale
[MED23707] iwit, n. --> i-wit
[MED23708] iwite, n. --> i-wit
[MED23709] iwiten, v.(1) --> i-wite
[MED23710] iwiten, v.(2) --> i-wite
[MED23711] iwiten, v.(3) --> i-wite | ywite
[MED23712] iwiterien, v. --> iwiterien
[MED23713] iwitien, v. --> iwitien
[MED23714] iwit-lest, n. --> iwit-lest
[MED23715] iwitnesse, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> i-witness
[MED23715.5] iwitnien, v. --> iwitnien
[MED23716] iwitted, adj. --> witted
[MED23717] iwitterli, adv. --> i-witterli
[MED23718] iwiven, v. --> i-wive | ywive
[MED23719] iwlitegod, ppl. --> iwlitegod
[MED23720] iwombed, adj. --> iwombed
[MED23721] iwon, n. --> i-won | i-wan
[MED23722] iwone, n. --> i-wune | i-wone
[MED23723] iwoned, ppl. --> wont
[MED23724] iwonelich, adj. --> iwonelich
[MED23725] iwoneliche, adv. --> i-wuneliche
[MED23726] iwonsomnesse, n. --> iwonsomness
[MED23727] iworded, adj. --> i-worded
[MED23728] i-wort, n. --> i-wort
[MED23729] iworthen, v. --> i-worth | yworth
[MED23730] iworthien, v. --> i-wurthi
[MED23730.5] iwounden, v. --> i-wound
[MED23731] iwratthen, v. --> i-wrathe
[MED23731.5] iwreken, v. --> i-wreak
[MED23732] iwrethen, v. --> iwrethen
[MED23733] iwri&#x292;eliche, adv. --> iwri&#x292;eliche
[MED23733.5] iwringen, v. --> i-wring
[MED23734] iwrite, n. --> i-writ
[MED23735] iwriten, v. --> iwriten
[MED23736] iwrithen, v. --> writhe
[MED23737] iwronge, n. --> iwronge
[MED23738] iwurht, n. --> i-wurht
[MED23739] iwurpen, v. --> iwurp
[MED23740] ixon, n. --> ixon
[MED23741] iyarwen, v. --> iyarwen
[MED23741.5] iyedden, v. --> i-yed
[MED23741.6] iyede, v. --> i-yede
[MED23742] iyel, n. --> iyel
[MED23743] iyemen, v. --> iyemen
[MED23744] iyered, adj. --> iyered
[MED23745] iyerne, adv. --> iyerne
[MED23746] iyetten, v. --> i-yett
[MED23747] j, n. --> j
[MED23747.5] jace, n. --> jace
[MED23748] jacen, v. --> jace
[MED23749] jacinct(e, n. --> jacinth
[MED23750] jacinctin(e, adj. --> jacinthine
[MED23751] jacinctinish, adj.</medHed><oedHed>ja'cinthine, adj. and n.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> jacinthinous </oedSub> <norm>jacinthinous
[MED23752] jacinctornicta, n. --> jacinctornicta
[MED23753] Jacobin, n. --> Jacobin
[MED23754] Jacobite, n.(1) --> Jacobite
[MED23755] Jacobite, n.(2) &amp; adj. --> Jacobite
[MED23756] jactancie, n. --> jactancie
[MED23757] jactaunce, n. --> jactance
[MED23758] jaculus, n. --> jacule
[MED23759] jade, n. --> jade
[MED23760] jagge, n. --> gag
[MED23761] jaggen, v. --> jug
[MED23762] jagging, ger. --> jagging
[MED23763] jagounce, n. --> jacounce | jagounce
[MED23764] jai, n. --> gay
[MED23764.5] jaiish, adj. --> gayish
[MED23765] jailen, v. --> jail | gaol
[MED23766] jaket, n. --> jacket
[MED23767] jak(ke, n.(1) --> Jack
[MED23768] jakke, n.(2) --> jack
[MED23769] jakked, adj. --> jacked
[MED23770] jambe, adj. --> jamby
[MED23771] jambison, n. --> jambison
[MED23772] Jame, n. --> James
[MED23773] jangle, n. --> jangle
[MED23774] janglen, v. --> jangle
[MED23775] janglere, n. --> janglery
[MED23776] jangleresse, n. --> jangleress
[MED23777] janglerie, n. --> janglery
[MED23778] jangling(e, ger. --> jangling
[MED23779] janglisse, adj. --> janglisse
[MED23780] Jankin, n. --> Jankin
[MED23781] janok, n. --> jannock
[MED23782] januari(e, n. --> January
[MED23783] Januei, n. --> Genoway
[MED23784] Januen, n. --> Januen
[MED23785] jape, n. --> jape
[MED23786] japectes, n. --> japectes
[MED23787] japen, v. --> jape
[MED23788] japer(e, n. --> japer
[MED23789] japeri(e, n. --> japery
[MED23790] japeringe, ger. --> japeringe
[MED23791] jape-worthi, adj. --> japeworthy
[MED23792] japing(e, ger.</medHed><oedHed>jape, v.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative">japing </oedSub> <norm>japing
[MED23793] japingli, adv. --> japingly
[MED23794] jardin, n. --> jordan almond
[MED23795] jargaunt, adj. --> jargaunt
[MED23796] jargoun, n. --> jargon
[MED23797] jargounen, v. --> jargounen
[MED23798] jargouning, ger. --> jargon
[MED23799] jarmen, v. --> jarmen
[MED23800] jarre, n.(1) --> jar
[MED23800.5] jarre, n.(2) --> jar
[MED23801] jarus, n. --> jarus
[MED23802] Jasconi, n. --> Jasconi
[MED23803] jasp(e, n. --> jasp
[MED23804] jasper, n. --> jasper
[MED23805] jaspid, n. --> jaspis
[MED23806] jaspine, adj. --> jaspine
[MED23807] jaspre, n. --> jasper
[MED23808] jaudewin, n. --> jau dewin
[MED23809] jaumbe, n. --> jamb
[MED23810] jaumber, n. --> jamber
[MED23811] jaumbeus, n. pl. --> jambeau
[MED23812] jaumb-leve, n. --> jambe-leve
[MED23813] jaune, adj. --> jaune
[MED23814] jaunis, n. --> jaundice
[MED23815] javel, n. --> javel
[MED23816] javelin, n. --> javelin
[MED23817] javelot, n. --> gavelot
[MED23818] javeren, v. --> javer
[MED23819] javeringe, ger. --> jabbering
[MED23820] jejunum, n. --> jejunum
[MED23821] jelif, n. --> jelyf
[MED23822] jelous, adj. --> jealous
[MED23823] jelousi(e, n. --> jealousy
[MED23824] jelousli, adv. --> jealously
[MED23825] jelousnes(se, n. --> jealousness
[MED23826] jelouste, n. --> jealouste
[MED23827] jemeu(e)s, n. pl. --> jewels
[MED23828] jemmetres, n. --> geometress
[MED23829] jera-logodion, n. --> jeralogodion
[MED23830] jera-pigra, n. --> hiera picra
[MED23831] jerarchical, adj. --> hierarchical
[MED23832] jerarchi(e, n. --> hierarchy
[MED23833] jerarchien, v. --> hierarchien
[MED23834] jerarchiing, ger. --> hierarchy
[MED23835] jerarchis, n. pl. --> jerachis
[MED23836] jera-ruffini, n. --> jeraruffini
[MED23837] jercs, n. pl. --> jercs
[MED23838] jerin, n. --> jerin
[MED23839] jerodin, n. --> jerodin
[MED23840] Jerosolomitane, n. --> Jerosolomitane
[MED23841] Jerosolomite, n. --> Jersolomite
[MED23842] Jerusalem-cariage, n. --> Jerusalem-carriage
[MED23843] jesse, n. --> Jesse
[MED23844] jesseraunt, n. &amp; adj. --> jazerant | jesserant
[MED23845] Jesu, n. --> Jesus
[MED23846] jetteson, n. --> jettison
[MED23847] Jeu, n. --> Jew
[MED23848] jeu-de-dame, n. --> jeu de dames
[MED23849] jeuel, n. --> jewel
[MED23850] jeueler, n. --> jeweller | jeweler
[MED23851] jeuel-hous, n. --> jewel house
[MED23852] jeuelrie, n. --> jewellery | jewelry
[MED23853] Jeueri(e, n. --> Jewry
[MED23854] Jeues(se, n. --> Jewess
[MED23855] jeuli(e, adv. --> Jewly
[MED23856] je-vo(us-di, interj. --> je vous dis
[MED23857] jo, v. --> go
[MED23858] jobard, n. --> jobard
[MED23859] jobben, v. --> job
[MED23860] jobet, n. --> jobard
[MED23861] jocaunt, adj. --> jocant
[MED23862] jocound(e, adj. --> jocund
[MED23863] jocounde, adv. --> jocund
[MED23864] joculer, n. --> jocular, n.
[MED23865] jocund(e)li, adv. --> jocundly
[MED23866] jocundite, n. --> jocundity
[MED23867] jocundnes(se, n. --> jocundness
[MED23868] jodden, v. --> jod
[MED23869] jogelen, v. --> juggle
[MED23870] jogeleri(e, n. --> jugglery
[MED23871] jogeling(e, ger. --> juggling
[MED23872] jogelour, n. --> juggler
[MED23873] jogelouresse, n. --> juggleress
[MED23874] joget, n. --> joget
[MED23875] jogulment, n. --> 
[MED23876] Johanes, n. --> Johanes
[MED23877] joiausnesse, n. --> joyousness
[MED23878] joi(e, n. --> joy
[MED23879] joie, adj. --> joy
[MED23880] joieles, adj. --> joyless
[MED23881] joien, v. --> joy
[MED23882] joier, n. --> joyer
[MED23883] joieuseie, n. --> joyousy
[MED23884] joiful, adj. --> joyful
[MED23885] joifulli, adv. --> joyfully
[MED23886] joiing(e, ger. --> joying
[MED23887] joiingli, adv. --> joyingly
[MED23888] joinable, adj. --> joinable
[MED23889] joinant, adj. --> joinant
[MED23890] joinantli, adv. --> jointantly
[MED23891] joindre, n. --> joinder
[MED23892] joindre, v. --> joindre
[MED23892.5] joinedli, adv. --> joinedly
[MED23893] joinen, v.(1) --> join
[MED23894] joinen, v.(2) --> join
[MED23895] joine-pot, n. --> join pot
[MED23896] joining(e, ger.(1) --> joining
[MED23897] joininge, ger.(2) --> joining
[MED23898] joiningli, adv. --> joiningly
[MED23899] joinli, adv. --> joinly
[MED23900] joinorship, n. --> joinorship
[MED23901] joinour, n. --> junior
[MED23902] join-pe, adv. --> joinpee
[MED23903] joint, n.(1) --> joint
[MED23904] joint, n.(2) --> joint
[MED23905] joint, adj. --> joint
[MED23906] join-table, n. --> joint table
[MED23907] joint(e, adv. --> joint
[MED23908] jointed, adj. or ppl. --> jointed
[MED23909] jointinge, ger. --> jointing
[MED23910] jointli(e, adv. --> jointly
[MED23911] jointour, n. --> jointour
[MED23912] jointur(e, n. --> jointure
[MED23913] joious, adj. --> joyous
[MED23913.5] joiouste, n. --> joyousitie
[MED23914] joissen, v. --> joise
[MED23915] joli, n. --> joli
[MED23916] joli, adj. --> jolly
[MED23917] joli, adv. --> joly
[MED23918] jolifen, v. --> jolifen
[MED23919] jolili, adv. --> jollily
[MED23920] jolines(se, n. --> jolliness
[MED23921] jolite, n. --> jollity
[MED23922] jolivet, n. --> jolyvet
[MED23923] jol(le, n. --> jowl | jole
[MED23924] jollen, v. --> jowl | joll
[MED23925] jolling, ger. --> jolling
[MED23926] Jon, n. --> John
[MED23927] Jonete-of-the-steues, n. --> Jonette of the stews
[MED23928] jonette, n. --> genet
[MED23929] jonk, n.(1) --> junk
[MED23930] jonk, n.(2) --> junk
[MED23931] jonkerie, n. --> junkery
[MED23932] jonket, n. --> junket
[MED23933] jopeien, v. --> jopeien
[MED23934] jop(pe, n. --> joppe
[MED23935] joppen, v. --> joppen
[MED23936] jopperi(e, n.</medHed><oedHed>joppe, n.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> joppery </oedSub> <norm>joppery
[MED23937] jordan, n. --> jordan
[MED23938] jori-seil, n. --> jori sail
[MED23939] jornade, n. --> jornade
[MED23940] jorne, n. --> jorn
[MED23941] jornen, v. --> jorn
[MED23942] jossa, n. --> jossa
[MED23943] jot, n. --> jot
[MED23944] jote, n. --> jot
[MED23944.5] jotten, v. --> jot
[MED23945] jouaunt, n. --> joviant
[MED23946] jou(e, n. --> jaw
[MED23947] jouet, n. --> jouet
[MED23948] jouk, n. --> jouk | jook
[MED23949] jouken, v. --> jouk
[MED23950] joukere, n. --> joukery | jookery
[MED23951] joukerie, n. --> joukery | jookery
[MED23952] jouncinge, ger. --> jounce
[MED23953] jou-pece, n. --> jowpy | jopy
[MED23954] jour, n. --> jour
[MED23955] journal, n. --> journal
[MED23956] journei, n. --> journey
[MED23957] journeien, v. --> journey
[MED23958] journeier(e, n. --> journeyer
[MED23959] journeiing(e, ger. --> journeying
[MED23960] journei-man, n. --> 
[MED23961] jousi, adj. --> jousy
[MED23962] joute, n. --> joute | jowte
[MED23963] jouter, n. --> jouter
[MED23964] Jove, n. --> Jove
[MED23965] Jovianist, n. --> Jovianist
[MED23966] Jovine, n. --> Jovine
[MED23967] jubarb(e, n. --> jubarb
[MED23968] jubbe, n. --> jubbe
[MED23969] jubber, n. --> jubber
[MED23970] jubilacioun, n. --> jubilation
[MED23971] Jubilate, n. --> Jubliate
[MED23972] jubile, n. --> jubilee
[MED23973] jubiling, ger. --> jubiling
[MED23974] jubiliste, n. --> jubilist
[MED23975] jubilose, adj. --> jubilose
[MED23976] jucen, v. --> juice
[MED23977] Judaisme, n. --> Judaism
[MED23978] Judas, n. --> Judas
[MED23979] Jude, n. --> Judea
[MED23980] Judeical, adj. --> Judaical
[MED23981] Judeish, adj. &amp; n. --> Judeish | Judish
[MED23982] Judeu, n. --> Judew | Judeow
[MED23983] Judeuish, adj. --> Judewish
[MED23984] judiciables, adj. pl. --> judiciable
[MED23985] judicial, adj. &amp; n. --> judicial
[MED23986] judicialli, adv. --> judicially
[MED23987] judiciari, adj. --> judiciary
[MED23988] juere, n. --> juere
[MED23989] jugalite, n. --> jugalite
[MED23990] juge, n. --> judge
[MED23990.5] juge, n.(2) --> juge
[MED23991] jugeable, adj. --> judgeable
[MED23992] jugement, n. --> judgement | judgment
[MED23993] jugen, v. --> judge
[MED23994] juger, n.(1) --> judger
[MED23995] juger, n.(2) --> juger
[MED23996] jugge, n. --> jug
[MED23997] jugilen, v. --> jugyl
[MED23998] juging(e, ger. --> judging
[MED23999] jugland, n. --> jugland
[MED24000] Juhede, n. --> Jewhead
[MED24001] juignet, n. --> juignet
[MED24002] juil, n. --> July
[MED24003] juin, n. --> June
[MED24004] jujube, n. --> jujube
[MED24005] julep, n. --> julep
[MED24006] jullar, n. --> jullar
[MED24006.5] julling, ger. --> julling
[MED24007] jumbeled, ppl. --> jumbled
[MED24008] jumelles, adj. pl. --> jumelle
[MED24009] jument, n. --> jument
[MED24010] jumpen, v. --> jump
[MED24011] jumperen, v. --> jumper
[MED24012] jumpred, n. --> jumpred
[MED24013] juncte, adv. --> junct
[MED24014] junctli, adv. --> junctly
[MED24015] junctur(e, n. --> juncture
[MED24016] juncturose, adj. --> juncturose
[MED24017] junesse, n. --> junesse
[MED24018] junior, adj. --> junior
[MED24019] juniper, n. --> juniper
[MED24020] juniperin, n. --> juniperine
[MED24021] Juno, n. --> Juno
[MED24022] jupart, n. --> jeopard
[MED24023] juparten, v. --> jeopard
[MED24024] juparti(e, n. --> jeopardy
[MED24025] juparting, ger. --> juparting
[MED24026] jupartous, adj. --> jupartous
[MED24027] jupe, n. --> jupe
[MED24028] Jupiter, n. --> Jupiter
[MED24029] jupon, n. --> jupon | gipon
[MED24030] juracion, n. --> juration
[MED24031] jurat(e, n. --> jurat
[MED24032] jure, n. --> jury
[MED24033] jurisdiccioun, n. --> jurisdiction
[MED24034] jurour, n. --> juror
[MED24035] jurourie, n. --> jurory
[MED24036] jurren, v. --> jur
[MED24037] jus, n. --> juice
[MED24038] jusquiame, n. --> jusquiam
[MED24039] jussel, n. --> jussel
[MED24040] just, n. --> just
[MED24041] juste, n. --> just
[MED24042] just(e, adj. --> just
[MED24043] just(e, adv. --> just
[MED24044] justeful, adj. --> justful
[MED24045] justen, v. --> joust | just
[MED24046] juster(e, n. --> jouster | juster
[MED24047] justes, n. pl. --> joust | just
[MED24048] justi, adj. --> justy
[MED24049] justice, n. --> justice
[MED24050] justicer, n. --> justicer
[MED24051] justiciable, adj. --> justiciable
[MED24052] justicial, adj. --> justicial
[MED24053] justifiabli, adv. --> justifiably
[MED24054] justificable, adj. --> justificable
[MED24055] justificacioun, n. --> justification
[MED24056] justificate, adj. --> justificate
[MED24057] justifien, v. --> justify
[MED24058] justifiing(e, ger. --> justifying
[MED24059] justilen, v. --> justilen
[MED24060] justili, adv. --> justily | justislich
[MED24061] justing(e, ger. --> jousting | justing
[MED24062] justiseles, adj. --> justiceless
[MED24063] justisen, v. --> justice
[MED24064] justising, ger. --> justicing
[MED24065] justisli, adj. --> justicely
[MED24066] justislich, adv. --> justily | justislich
[MED24067] justisri, n. --> justicery
[MED24068] justli, adv. --> justly
[MED24069] justnen, v. --> jousten
[MED24070] justnes(se, n. --> justness
[MED24071] justning(e, ger. --> justening | justninge
[MED24072] jusule, n. --> jusule
[MED24073] Jutes, n. pl. --> Jute
[MED24074] jutt(ei)en, v. --> jutte
[MED24075] juvament, n. --> juvament
[MED24076] juven, adj. --> juvyn
[MED24077] juvencle, n. --> juvencle
[MED24078] juvense, n. --> juvense
[MED24079] juvent(e, n.(1) --> juvent
[MED24080] juvente, n.(2) --> juvent
[MED24081] juventude, n. --> juventude
[MED24082] juventute, n. --> juventute
[MED24083] juwis(e, n. --> juise
[MED24084] k, n. --> K
[MED24085] kachin-hamer, n. --> kachinhammer
[MED24086] kag, n. --> cag
[MED24087] kaggerle&#x292;c, n. --> keggerle&#x292;c
[MED24088] kail, n. --> kail
[MED24089] kaious, n. --> kaious
[MED24090] kaire, n. --> kaire
[MED24091] kaites, n. pl. --> kaites
[MED24092] kaken, v. --> kaken
[MED24093] kakun, n. --> calkin
[MED24094] karaten, n. --> karaten
[MED24095] karette, n. --> carrot
[MED24096] karicantoue, n. --> karycantowe
[MED24097] karisme, n. --> karisme
[MED24098] katerin, n. --> quatrin
[MED24099] kattel claune, n. --> cattle claune
[MED24100] -k(e, suf. --> -k(e
[MED24101] kebbe, n. --> keb
[MED24102] kebben, v. --> kebben
[MED24103] kebbinge, ger. --> kebbing
[MED24104] keble, n. --> keble
[MED24105] kebulus, n. --> kebulus
[MED24106] kechel, n. --> kechel
[MED24107] kedwellies cloth, n. --> Kedwellis cloth
[MED24108] keiage, n. --> keyage
[MED24109] keie, n.(1) --> key
[MED24110] keie, n.(2) --> quay
[MED24111] keie, n.(3) --> Keys
[MED24112] keied, ppl. --> keyed
[MED24113] keile, n. --> keel
[MED24114] keilful, n. --> keelful
[MED24115] keineth, n. --> keineth
[MED24115.5] keiris, n. --> keiris
[MED24116] keis, n. pl. --> keis
[MED24117] kekengi, n. --> kekengi
[MED24118] kekir, n. --> kekir
[MED24119] kelche-cuppe, n. --> kelche-cuppe
[MED24120] kel(e, n.(1) --> keel
[MED24121] kele, n.(2) --> keel
[MED24122] kele, adj. --> cool
[MED24123] kelen, v. --> keel
[MED24124] keler, n. --> keeler
[MED24125] keler(e, n. --> keeler
[MED24126] kel-gris, n. --> kel-gris
[MED24127] kelim, n. --> kelim
[MED24128] keling(e, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> keeling
[MED24129] keling(e, ger. --> keeling
[MED24130] kelis, n.pl. --> kelis
[MED24131] kelkes, n.pl. --> kelk
[MED24132] kelle, n. --> kale | kail
[MED24133] kel-man, n. --> kel-man
[MED24134] kel-swin, n. --> kelswin
[MED24135] kelt, n. --> kelt
[MED24136] kemben, v. --> kemb
[MED24137] kembere, n. --> kembere
[MED24138] kembestere, n. --> kempster
[MED24139] kembing(e, ger. --> kembing
[MED24140] keme, n. --> keme
[MED24141] kemes(e, n. --> chemise
[MED24142] kemled, ppl. --> -----
[MED24143] kemp(e, n.(1) --> kemp
[MED24144] kemp(e, n.(2) --> kemp
[MED24145] kempe, adj. --> kemp
[MED24146] kempen, v. --> kemp
[MED24146.5] ken, n. --> ken
[MED24147] Kendal, n. &amp; adj. --> Kendal
[MED24148] kene, adj. --> keen
[MED24149] kene, adv. --> keen
[MED24150] kene-boue, n. --> kene-boue
[MED24151] kened, n. --> kened
[MED24152] kene-kel, n. --> kenekel
[MED24153] kenel, n. --> kennel
[MED24154] ken(e)li(che, adv. --> keenly
[MED24155] kenen, v.(1) --> kene
[MED24156] kenen, v.(2) --> kenen
[MED24156.5] kenen, v.(3) --> kenen
[MED24157] kenes, n. --> kenes
[MED24158] kenet, n. --> kennet
[MED24159] kenin(e, n. --> ken
[MED24160] kenlukeste, adj. sup. --> keenly
[MED24161] kennen, v.(1) --> ken
[MED24162] kennen, v.(2) --> ken
[MED24163] kenners, n. pl. --> kenners
[MED24164] kenning, n. --> kenning
[MED24165] kenninge, n. --> 
[MED24166] kenning(e, ger. --> kenning
[MED24167] kenshipe, n. --> keenship
[MED24168] Kenters, n. pl. --> Kenters
[MED24169] Kentish, adj. --> Kentish
[MED24170] Kentwaerre, n. pl. --> cantuarie
[MED24171] kep, n. --> keep
[MED24172] kepable, adj. --> kepable
[MED24173] kepen, v. --> keep
[MED24174] keper(e, n. --> keeper
[MED24175] keping(e, ger. --> keeping
[MED24176] ker, n. --> carr | car
[MED24177] kerche, n. --> kerch | kerche
[MED24178] kercher, n. --> kercher
[MED24179] kerf-rop, n. --> kerf-rop
[MED24180] kerimeri, n. --> kerimery
[MED24181] kerling, n. --> carline | carling
[MED24182] kerne, n. --> kern | kerne
[MED24183] kernet, n. --> kernet
[MED24184] kersei, n. --> kersey
[MED24185] kervelettes, n. pl. --> kervelettes
[MED24186] kerven, v. --> carve
[MED24187] kerver(e, n. --> carver
[MED24188] kerverie, n. --> kerverie
[MED24189] kerving(e, ger. --> carving
[MED24190] kesen, v. --> kesen
[MED24191] ket, n. --> ket
[MED24192] kete, n. --> kite
[MED24193] ket(e, adj. --> kete
[MED24194] ket(e, adv. --> kete
[MED24195] ketel, n. --> kettle
[MED24196] ketel-hat, n. --> kettle-hat
[MED24197] ketenen, v. --> ketenen
[MED24198] ketherin, n. --> ketherin
[MED24199] ketli, adv. --> ketly
[MED24200] ketling, n. --> kitling
[MED24201] kettord, ppl. --> kettord
[MED24202] keu, n. --> keu
[MED24203] keuen, v. --> keve
[MED24204] keuten, v. --> kewting
[MED24205] keutinge, ger. --> kewt
[MED24206] kevel, n.(1) --> kevel
[MED24207] kevel, n.(2) --> kevel
[MED24208] kevel, n.(3) --> kevel
[MED24209] kevelen, v. --> kevel
[MED24210] keven, v. --> keve
[MED24211] keverel, n. --> keverel
[MED24212] kever-kope, n. --> keverkope
[MED24213] kewen, v. --> kewen
[MED24214] kew-kaw, n. --> kew-kaw | kew-waw
[MED24215] kex(e, n. --> kex
[MED24216] kibber, n. --> kibber
[MED24217] kibe, n. --> kibe
[MED24218] kible, n. --> kibble
[MED24219] kibrit, n. --> 
[MED24220] kichel, n. --> kichel
[MED24221] kichen(e, n. --> kitchen
[MED24222] kichenere, n. --> kitchener
[MED24223] kid, n. --> kid
[MED24224] kidden, v. --> kid
[MED24225] kide, n. --> kid
[MED24226] kidel, n. --> kiddle
[MED24227] kide-nere, n. --> kidney
[MED24228] kid-sape, n. --> kid soap
[MED24229] kigge, adj. --> kedge
[MED24230] kikelot, n. --> kikelot
[MED24231] kiken, v.(1) --> kick
[MED24232] kiken, v.(2) --> keek
[MED24233] kilderkin, n. --> kilderkin
[MED24234] kile, n.(1) --> kile
[MED24235] kile, n.(2) --> kyle
[MED24236] killen, v. --> kill
[MED24237] killer, n. --> killer
[MED24238] killing(e, ger. --> killing
[MED24239] kilne, n. --> kiln
[MED24240] kilneful, n. --> kilneful
[MED24240.5] kilnere, n. --> kilnere
[MED24241] kilp(e, n. --> kilp
[MED24242] kilped, ppl. --> kilped
[MED24243] kilten, v. --> kilt
[MED24243.5] kilth(e, n. --> coolth
[MED24244] kim(e)lin, n. --> kimnel
[MED24245] kimid, ppl. --> kimet
[MED24246] kin, n. --> kin
[MED24247] -kin, suf. --> -kin
[MED24248] kinde, n. --> kind
[MED24249] kind(e, adj. --> kind
[MED24250] kinde, adv. --> kind
[MED24251] kindeful, adj. --> kindful
[MED24252] kindehede, n. --> kindhead
[MED24253] kindel, n. --> kindle
[MED24254] kindel&#xE6;s, adj. --> kindless
[MED24255] kindelen, v.(1) --> kindle
[MED24256] kindelen, v.(2) --> kindle
[MED24257] kindeler, n. --> kindler
[MED24258] kindeli, adj. --> kindly
[MED24259] kindeli, adv. --> kindly
[MED24260] kindelihede, n. --> kindelihede
[MED24261] kindelinesse, n. --> kindliness
[MED24262] kindeling(e, ger.(1) --> kindling
[MED24263] kindeling(e, ger.(2) --> kindling
[MED24264] kinden, v.(1) --> candy
[MED24265] kinden, v.(2) --> kind
[MED24266] kindenes(se, n. --> kindness
[MED24267] kindeshipe, n. --> kindship
[MED24268] kinding, ger. --> kindling
[MED24269] kindlaike, n. --> kindlaik
[MED24270] kine-, pref. --> kine-
[MED24271] kinebarn, n. --> kine-bern
[MED24272] kinebenche, n. --> kine-bench
[MED24273] kineboren, ppl. --> kine-born
[MED24274] kineburgh, n. --> kine-burgh
[MED24275] kinedom, n. --> kindom
[MED24276] kineerd, n. --> kine-aerde
[MED24277] kinehelm, n. --> kine-helm
[MED24278] kinehelmen, v. --> kinehelmen
[MED24279] kinekin, n. --> king kin
[MED24280] kinelich, adj. --> kinelich
[MED24281] kineliche, adv. --> kineliche
[MED24282] kinelond, n. --> kine-lond
[MED24283] kinelord, n. --> kine-loverd
[MED24284] kinemede, n. --> kine-mede
[MED24285] kinemerke, n. --> kine-merk
[MED24286] kinemot, n. --> kine-mote
[MED24287] kineriche, n. --> kinrick | kinrik | kinrich
[MED24288] kinering, n. --> kine-ring
[MED24289] kinescot, n. --> kinescot
[MED24290] kinesete, n. --> kine-saete
[MED24291] kinesetle, n. --> kine-setle
[MED24292] kineshroud, n. --> kine-scrud
[MED24293] kinesse, n. --> kinesse
[MED24294] kinestol, n. --> kine-stol
[MED24295] kinethede, n. --> kine-&#xfe;eod
[MED24296] kineworthe, adj. --> kine-wor&#xfe;
[MED24297] kinewur&#xF0;liche, adv. --> kine-wur&#x00FE;liche
[MED24298] kineyerde, n. --> kine-&#x292;erde
[MED24299] king, n. --> king
[MED24300] kingdom, n. --> kingdom
[MED24301] kingel, n. --> kingel
[MED24302] kingen, v. --> king
[MED24303] kinges bench(e, n. --> King's Bench
[MED24304] kinges-fisher, n. --> kingfisher
[MED24305] kinges wort, n. --> king's wort
[MED24306] kinghod, n. --> kinghood
[MED24307] kingles, adj. --> kingless
[MED24308] kingli, adj. --> kingly
[MED24309] kingli, adv. --> kingly
[MED24310] king of armes, n. --> King-of-Arms
[MED24311] kingrede, n. --> kingrede
[MED24312] king-riche, n. --> kingrick | kingrik | kingrich
[MED24313] kingshipe, n. --> kingship
[MED24314] kinhede, n. --> kinhead
[MED24315] kining, n. --> kenning
[MED24316] kinking, n. --> kinking
[MED24317] kinlin(e, n. --> kinlin
[MED24318] -kin(ne, suf. --> -kin(ne
[MED24319] kinned, ppl. --> kinned
[MED24320] kinnen, v. --> ken
[MED24321] kinnere, n. --> kinnere
[MED24322] -kinnes, suf. --> kinnes
[MED24323] kinnes-folk, n. --> kinsfolk | kinsfolks
[MED24324] kinnes-man, n. --> kinsman
[MED24325] kinnes-womman, n. --> kinswoman
[MED24326] kinni, n. --> kinlin
[MED24327] kinrede, n. --> kindred
[MED24328] kin-rest, n. --> kin-rest
[MED24329] kinrik, adj. --> kinrik
[MED24330] kinsen, v. --> kinsen
[MED24331] kip, n. --> kip
[MED24332] kipe, n. --> kipe
[MED24333] kipped, ppl. --> kipped
[MED24334] kippe-hok, n. --> kippe-hook
[MED24335] kippe-line, n. --> kippe-line
[MED24336] kippen, v. --> kip
[MED24337] kippe-wronge, n. --> kippe-wronge
[MED24338] kipping, ger. --> kipping
[MED24339] kippinge, ger. --> kipping
[MED24340] kipre, n. --> kipper
[MED24341] kip-string(e, n. --> kip-string
[MED24342] kip-tre, n. --> kip-tree
[MED24343] kire, n. --> cure
[MED24344] kiren, v. --> kyr
[MED24345] kirf, n. --> kerf
[MED24346] kiri, n. --> keiri
[MED24346.5] kiriel, n. --> kiriel
[MED24347] kirie-leison, n. --> Kyrie eleison
[MED24348] kirk-garth, n. --> kirk-garth
[MED24349] kirnel, n. --> kernel
[MED24350] kirnelen, v. --> kerneled
[MED24351] kirneli, adj. --> kernelly | kernely
[MED24352] kirnen, v. --> kern
[MED24353] kir-staf, n. --> kir-staff
[MED24354] kirtel, n. --> kirtle
[MED24355] kirtin(e, n. --> kirtin
[MED24356] kissen, v. --> kiss
[MED24357] kissing(e, ger. --> kissing
[MED24358] kisti, adj. --> custi
[MED24359] kistinesse, n. --> custiness
[MED24360] kite, n. --> kite
[MED24361] kitellen, v. --> kittle
[MED24362] kitellinge, ger. --> kittling
[MED24363] kith(e, adj. --> kithe
[MED24364] kithen, adj. --> kithen
[MED24365] kithen, v. --> kithe | kythe
[MED24366] kithing(e, ger. --> kithing | kything
[MED24367] kiton, n. --> kiton
[MED24368] kitoun, n. --> kitten
[MED24369] kit(te, n.(1) --> kit
[MED24370] Kit(te, n.(2) --> Kit
[MED24371] kitthe, n. --> kith
[MED24372] kittheli, adv. --> kithly
[MED24373] kitthen, v. --> kith
[MED24374] kive, n. --> keeve | kive
[MED24375] kiver, n. --> kiver
[MED24376] kivere, n. --> kiver
[MED24377] kivil, n. --> kevel
[MED24378] kiwing, n. --> kiwing
[MED24379] knad, n. --> knad
[MED24380] knag(ge, n. --> knag
[MED24381] knaggen, v. --> knag
[MED24382] knak(ke, n. --> knack
[MED24383] knakken, v. --> knack
[MED24384] knakkere, n. --> knacker
[MED24385] knakking(e, ger. --> knacking
[MED24386] knal, n. --> knal
[MED24387] knape, n. --> knape
[MED24388] knapish, adj. --> knappish
[MED24389] knap(pe, n.(1) --> knop
[MED24390] knap(pe, n.(2) --> knap
[MED24391] knappen, v. --> knap
[MED24392] knar-holt, n. --> karholt
[MED24393] knarre, n. --> knar | knur
[MED24394] knarri, adj. --> knarry
[MED24395] knave, n.(1) --> knave
[MED24396] knave, n.(2) --> knave
[MED24397] knave-child, n. --> knave-child
[MED24398] knavish, adj. --> knavish
[MED24399] kne, n. --> knee
[MED24400] kneden, v. --> knead
[MED24401] kne-depe, adj. --> knee-deep
[MED24402] kneder(e, n. --> kneader
[MED24403] kneding(e, ger. --> kneading
[MED24404] kne-holin, n. --> knee-holly
[MED24405] kne-holm, n. --> knee-holm
[MED24406] kne-lek, n. --> knelek
[MED24407] knelen, v. --> kneel
[MED24408] knelere, n. --> kneeler
[MED24409] kneling(e, ger. --> kneeling
[MED24410] knelingli, adv. --> kneelingly
[MED24411] knette, n. --> knot
[MED24412] kneuen, v. --> knee
[MED24413] kneuinge, ger. --> kneeing
[MED24414] knicche, n. --> knitch
[MED24415] knicchen, n. --> knitch
[MED24416] knien, v. --> knien
[MED24417] knif, n. --> knife
[MED24418] knight, n. --> knight
[MED24419] knighten, v. --> knight
[MED24420] knightes fe, n. --> knight's fee
[MED24421] knighthod(e, n. --> knighthood
[MED24422] knighthoden, v. --> knighthoden
[MED24423] knightli, adj. --> knightly
[MED24424] knightli, adv. --> knightly
[MED24425] knightlihede, n. --> knightlihood
[MED24426] knight-servise, n. --> knight-service
[MED24427] knightshipe, n. --> knightship
[MED24428] knightte, n. --> knightte
[MED24429] knil, n. --> knell
[MED24430] knillen, v. --> knell
[MED24431] knilling(e, ger. --> knelling
[MED24432] knippette, n. --> knippette
[MED24433] knissen, v. --> knissen
[MED24434] knittels, n. pl. --> knittle
[MED24435] knitten, v. --> knit
[MED24436] knitter(e, n. --> knitter
[MED24437] knitti, adj. --> nitty
[MED24438] knitting(e, ger. --> knitting
[MED24439] knittingli, adv. --> knittingly
[MED24440] knit-wort, n. --> knit-wort
[MED24441] knivet, n. --> knivet
[MED24442] knobbe, n. --> knob
[MED24443] knobbed, adj. --> knobbed
[MED24444] knobben, adj. --> knobben
[MED24445] knobbi, adj. --> knobby
[MED24446] knobel, n. --> knobble
[MED24447] knoke, n. --> knoke
[MED24448] knokednesse, n. --> knokedness
[MED24449] knokel, n. --> knuckle
[MED24450] knokeled, adj. --> knuckled
[MED24451] knok(ke, n. --> knock
[MED24452] knokken, v. --> knock
[MED24453] knokker, n. --> knocker
[MED24454] knokking(e, ger. --> knocking
[MED24455] knol, n.(1) --> knoll
[MED24456] knol, n.(2) --> knoll
[MED24457] knollen, v. --> knoll
[MED24458] knolling, ger. --> knolling
[MED24459] knop(pe, n.(1) --> knop
[MED24460] knoppe, n.(2) --> knoppe
[MED24461] knoppen, v. --> knop
[MED24462] knorned, adj. --> knurned
[MED24463] knorred, adj. --> knurred
[MED24464] knost, n. --> knost
[MED24465] knosti, adj. --> knosti
[MED24466] knot, n. --> knot
[MED24467] knot-feloun, n. --> knotfelon
[MED24468] knotte, n. --> knot
[MED24469] knottel, n. --> knottel
[MED24470] knotteles, adj. --> knotteles
[MED24471] knotten, v. --> knotted
[MED24472] knotti, adj. --> knotty
[MED24473] knottinesse, n. --> knottiness
[MED24474] knotting(e, ger. --> knotting
[MED24475] knouable, adj. --> knowable
[MED24476] knoual, adj. --> knoual
[MED24477] knouen, v. --> know
[MED24478] knouer(e, n. --> knower
[MED24479] knoues, adj. &amp; adv. --> knows
[MED24480] knouingal, adj. --> knouingal
[MED24481] knouing(e, ger. --> knowing
[MED24482] knouingli, adv. --> knowingly
[MED24483] knoulech(e, n. --> knowledge
[MED24484] knoulechen, v. --> knowledge
[MED24485] knoulecher(e, n. --> knowledger
[MED24486] knouleching(e, ger. --> knowledging
[MED24487] knounesse, n. --> knowness
[MED24488] knushen, v. --> knush
[MED24489] kochon, n. --> kochon
[MED24490] kortear, n. --> kortear
[MED24491] krive, n. --> krive
[MED24492] kuvlioune, n. --> kuvlioune
[MED24493] kynoyda, n. --> kynoyda
[MED24494] l, n. --> L
[MED24495] l&#x101;, n. --> la
[MED24496] labbe, n. --> lab
[MED24497] labben, v. --> lab
[MED24498] l&#x101;bel, n. --> label
[MED24499] laberinthe, n. --> labyrinth
[MED24500] labestere, n. --> labestere
[MED24501] l&amacr;b&imacr;, n. --> l&amacr;b&imacr;
[MED24502] l&#x101;bile, adj. --> labile
[MED24503] l&amacr;bilnes, n. --> l&amacr;bilnes
[MED24504] lab&#x14D;r&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> laboration
[MED24505] lab&#x14D;rant(e, n. &amp; adj. --> laborant
[MED24506] lab&#x14D;&#x306;ri&#x1D2;us, adj. --> laborious
[MED24507] lab&#x14D;&#x306;r&#x1D2;us, adj. --> laborous
[MED24508] lab&#x14D;&#x306;r&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> laborously
[MED24509] l&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;ur, n. --> labour
[MED24510] lab&#x1D2;ur&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> labourage
[MED24511] l&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;ured, adj. --> laboured
[MED24512] l&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;uren, v. --> labour
[MED24513] l&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;urer(e, n. --> labourer
[MED24514] l&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;uring(e, ger. --> labouring
[MED24515] labrum, n. --> labrum
[MED24516] labrusca, n. --> labrusca
[MED24516.5] lac, n. --> lac | lake
[MED24517] -l&amacr;c, suf. --> -laik
[MED24518] lacca, n. --> lac | lake
[MED24518.5] laccere, n. --> laccere
[MED24519] lacch(e, n. --> latch
[MED24520] lacchen, v.(1) --> latch
[MED24521] lacchen, v.(2) --> latched
[MED24522] lacchinge, ger.(1) --> latching
[MED24523] lacchinge, ger.(2) --> latching
[MED24524] Lacedemoines, n. pl. --> Lacedemonian
[MED24525] l&amacr;cen, v. --> l&amacr;ce
[MED24526] lacer&#x101;ten, v. --> lacerate
[MED24527] lacerte, n. --> lacert
[MED24527.5] lacertimise, adj. --> lacertimise
[MED24528] lacert&#x1D2;us, adj. --> lacertose
[MED24529] l&amacr;&breve;chaunce, n. --> l&amacr;&breve;chaunce
[MED24530] l&#x101;&#x306;ch(e, adj. --> lash
[MED24530.5] lacheli, adv. --> lashly
[MED24531] l&#x101;&#x306;chen, v. --> latch
[MED24532] l&#x101;&#x306;chenes(se, n. --> lashness
[MED24533] lachesnes, n. --> lachesness
[MED24534] laches(se, n. --> laches
[MED24535] laches(se, adj. --> laches
[MED24536] lachessen, v. --> laches
[MED24537] lachet, n. --> latchet
[MED24538] l&amacr;cnistre, n. --> l&amacr;cnistre
[MED24539] lacrim&#x101;ble, adj. --> lachrymable
[MED24540] l&amacr;&breve;crim&amacr;le, n. --> l&amacr;&breve;crim&amacr;le
[MED24541] l&#x101;&#x306;crim&#x101;le, adj. --> lacrimal
[MED24542] lac-sulfer, n. --> lac-sulfer
[MED24543] lactic&imacr;nie, n. --> lactic&imacr;nie
[MED24544] lact&umacr;ce, n. --> lettuce
[MED24545] lac virgineum, n. --> lac Virginis
[MED24546] lad, n. --> lade
[MED24547] l&#x101;danum, n. --> ladanum
[MED24548] ladde, n.(1) --> lad
[MED24549] ladde, n.(2) --> ladded
[MED24550] ladde-b&#x14D;&#x306;rd, n. --> larboard
[MED24551] ladded, ppl. --> ladded
[MED24552] ladder(e, n. --> ladder
[MED24553] l&#x101;del, n. --> ladle
[MED24553.5] ladeler, n. --> ladeler
[MED24554] l&#x101;delful, n. --> ladleful
[MED24555] l&#x101;den, v. --> lade
[MED24556] L&amacr;d&imacr; de l&amacr;k, L&amacr;d&imacr; of the l&amacr;ke, n. --> lady of the lake
[MED24557] l&#x101;d&#x12B;(e, n. --> lady
[MED24558] l&amacr;d&imacr;(es dai, n. --> Lady Day
[MED24559] l&#x101;d&#x12B;h&#x113;de, n. --> ladyhead
[MED24560] l&amacr;d&imacr;l&emacr;s, adj. --> ladyless
[MED24561] l&#x101;d&#x12B;l&#x12B;, adj. --> ladyly
[MED24562] l&amacr;d&imacr;l&imacr;, adv. --> ladyly
[MED24563] l&#x101;ding(e, ger. --> lading
[MED24564] l&#x101;d&#x12B;ship(e, n. --> ladyship
[MED24565] ladr&#x12B;, n. --> ladry
[MED24566] l&aelig;&yogh;er-bed, n. --> l&aelig;&yogh;er-bed
[MED24567] l&aelig;la, n. --> l&aelig;la
[MED24568] lag&#x113;&#x306;ne, n. --> lagen
[MED24569] laggen, v.(1) --> lag
[MED24570] laggen, v.(2) --> laggen
[MED24571] lagh, n. --> law
[MED24571.5] lagher, n. --> lagher
[MED24572] laghther, n. --> laghther
[MED24573] laghtnes, n. --> laghtnes
[MED24574] lag-mon, n. --> lag-man
[MED24575] lai, n.(1) --> lay
[MED24576] lai, n.(2) --> lay
[MED24577] lai, n.(3) --> lay
[MED24577.5] lai, n.(4) --> lay
[MED24577.6] lai, n.(5) --> lai
[MED24578] lai, adj. --> lay
[MED24579] laien, v. --> laien
[MED24580] laier, n. --> laier
[MED24581] lai-f&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> lay-fee
[MED24582] lai-harpe, n. --> lay-harp
[MED24583] lai-man, n. --> layman
[MED24584] lainer, n. --> lainer
[MED24585] lainer(e, n. --> lainer
[MED24586] lait&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> lait&emacr;&dotb;
[MED24587] laith&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> laith&emacr;&breve;de
[MED24588] lak, n. --> lack
[MED24589] lak, adj. --> lak
[MED24590] l&#x101;k(e, n.(1) --> lake
[MED24591] l&#x101;k(e, n.(2) --> lake
[MED24592] l&#x101;ken, v. --> lake
[MED24593] lakeringe, ger. --> lakeringe
[MED24594] l&#x101;k&#x12B;, adj. --> laky
[MED24595] lakken, v. --> lack
[MED24596] lakking(e, ger. --> lacking
[MED24597] lakl&#x113;s, adj. --> lackless
[MED24598] lalen, v. --> lale
[MED24599] lam, n. --> lam
[MED24600] lambish, adj. --> lambish
[MED24601] lambkin, n. --> lambkin
[MED24602] l&#x101;me, n. --> lame
[MED24603] l&#x101;me, adj. --> lame
[MED24604] l&#x101;men, v. --> lame
[MED24605] l&#x101;&#x306;ment&#x101;ble, adj. --> lamentable
[MED24606] l&#x101;&#x306;ment&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> lamentably
[MED24607] l&#x101;&#x306;ment&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> lamentation
[MED24608] l&#x101;&#x306;ment&#x101;ci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> lamentatious
[MED24609] l&#x101;&#x306;menten, v. --> lament
[MED24610] l&#x101;&#x306;mentinge, ger. --> lamenting
[MED24611] l&#x101;m&#x12B;, adj. --> loamy
[MED24612] lamia, n. --> lamia
[MED24613] l&#x101;minge, ger. --> laming
[MED24614] lammasse, n. --> Lammas
[MED24615] lampades, n. --> lampades
[MED24616] lana succida, n. --> lana succida
[MED24617] Lancaster, n. --> Lancaster
[MED24618] lancelaine, n. --> lancelaine
[MED24619] lancelet, n. --> lancelet
[MED24620] l&#x101;ndl&#x113;se, adj. --> landless
[MED24621] l&amacr;nd-&omacr;re, n. --> l&amacr;nd-&omacr;re
[MED24622] l&#x101;ne, n. --> lane
[MED24623] laner, n. --> lanner
[MED24624] laneret, n. --> lanneret
[MED24625] lang&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> language
[MED24626] lang&#x101;&#x1E7;ed, ppl. --> languaged
[MED24626.4] langag(e)ing, ger. --> langag(e)ing
[MED24626.5] langager, n. --> languager
[MED24627] l&#x101;ng&#x101;ld, n. --> langle
[MED24628] lange, n. --> langue
[MED24629] lange-de-b&#x113;&#x323;f, n. --> langue de boeuf
[MED24630] lange-de-cerf, n. --> lange-de-cerf
[MED24631] l&amacr;&breve;nge-d&emacr;nes, n. --> l&amacr;&breve;nge-d&emacr;nes
[MED24632] langel, n. --> langel(l
[MED24633] langelen, v. --> langle
[MED24634] lange serpent, n. --> lange serpent
[MED24635] langet, n. --> languet
[MED24636] langetten, v. --> languet
[MED24637] l&amacr;ng-m&omacr;de, adj. --> longmood
[MED24638] lang&#x1D2;ur, n. --> languor
[MED24639] lang&#x1D2;uren, v. --> languor
[MED24640] lang&#x1D2;uringe, ger. --> languoring
[MED24641] langr&amacr;vie, n. --> langr&amacr;vie
[MED24642] languer&#x1D2;us, adj. --> languorous
[MED24643] languetinge, ger. --> langueting
[MED24644] languish, n. --> languish
[MED24645] languishen, v. --> languish
[MED24646] languishinge, ger. --> languishing
[MED24647] languish&ohacek;us, adj. --> languish&ohacek;us
[MED24648] languste, n. --> languste
[MED24649] l&amacr;ng-willed, adj. --> long-willed
[MED24650] l&#x101;nh&#x16B;re, adv. --> lanhure
[MED24650.5] lanifice, n. --> lanifice
[MED24651] lank, adj. --> lank
[MED24652] lan-legeran, n. --> lan-legeran
[MED24653] lantern(e, n. --> lantern
[MED24654] lanterner, n. --> lanterner
[MED24655] l&amacr;n&umacr;go, n. --> lanugo
[MED24656] lanx, n. --> lanx
[MED24657] lanyeren, v. --> lanyer
[MED24658] lapacia, n. --> lapacia
[MED24658.5] lape, n. --> lape
[MED24659] lapen, v. --> lap
[MED24660] lapid&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> lapidary
[MED24661] lapidific&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> lapidific&amacr;ci&ohacek;un
[MED24662] lapid&#x14D;&#x323;se, adj. --> lapidose
[MED24663] lapinge, ger. --> lapping
[MED24664] lapis, n. --> lapis
[MED24665] lapis lazuli, n. --> lapis lazuli
[MED24666] lapparia, n. --> lapparia
[MED24667] lapp&amacr;tes, n. --> lappates
[MED24668] lap(pe, n. --> lap
[MED24669] lap(pe)kin, n. --> lapkin
[MED24670] lappen, v. --> lap
[MED24671] lappette, n. --> lappette
[MED24672] lapping(e, ger. --> lapping
[MED24673] laps(e, n. --> lapse
[MED24674] lapsen, v. --> lapse
[MED24675] lap-wink(e, n. --> lapwing
[MED24676] laque&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> laqueacioun
[MED24677] laque&amacr;te, adj. --> laqueate
[MED24678] larcen&#x12B;, n. --> larceny
[MED24679] l&#x101;&#x306;rd, n. --> lard
[MED24680] l&#x101;&#x306;rden, v. --> lard
[MED24681] l&#x101;&#x306;rder, n. --> larder
[MED24682] l&#x101;&#x306;rderer(e, n. --> larderer
[MED24683] l&#x101;&#x306;rder&#x12B;(e, n. --> lardry
[MED24684] lardiner, n. --> lardiner
[MED24685] l&#x101;&#x306;rding(e, ger. --> larding
[MED24686] lardon, n. --> lardon
[MED24687] lare, n. --> lare
[MED24688] l&#x101;r&#x113;&#x323;w, n. --> larew
[MED24689] l&amacr;&breve;r&ghacek;e, n. --> large
[MED24690] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;e, adj. --> large
[MED24691] l&amacr;&breve;r&ghacek;e, adv. --> large
[MED24692] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;el&#x12B;, adv. --> largely
[MED24693] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;en, v. --> large
[MED24694] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;enes(se, n. --> largeness
[MED24695] l&amacr;&breve;r&ghacek;ere, n. --> largere
[MED24696] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;er(e)l&#x12B;, adv. --> largerly
[MED24697] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;es(se, n. --> largesse
[MED24698] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;et&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> largity
[MED24699] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;ici&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> largition
[MED24700] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;ifluent, adj. --> largifluent
[MED24701] l&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;ing(e, ger. --> larging
[MED24702] lark(e, n. --> lark
[MED24703] larme, n. --> larme
[MED24704] lar&#x1D2;un, n. --> laron
[MED24705] larum-belle, n. --> larum bell
[MED24706] l&#x101;s, n. --> lace
[MED24706.5] las, interj. --> las
[MED24706.6] lasche, n. --> lasch
[MED24707] lasc&imacr;vic, adj. --> lascivic
[MED24708] lasc&#x12B;vi&#x1D2;us, adj. --> lascivious
[MED24708.5] lasdir, n. --> lasdir
[MED24709] l&#x101;sen, v. --> lace
[MED24710] las&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;r, n.(1) --> lazar
[MED24711] l&#x101;ser, n.(2) --> laser
[MED24712] l&amacr;ser, n.(3) --> laser
[MED24713] l&amacr;ser, n.(4) --> laser
[MED24714] lash(e, n. --> lash
[MED24715] lashen, v. --> lash
[MED24716] lashing(e, ger. --> lashing
[MED24717] l&#x101;sing(e, ger. --> lacing
[MED24718] lask, n. --> lask
[MED24719] laske, adj. --> lask
[MED24720] lasken, v. --> lask
[MED24721] l&#x101;&#x306;s(se, n. --> lass
[MED24722] lassit&#x16B;de, n. --> lassitude
[MED24723] last, n.(1) --> last
[MED24724] last, n.(2) --> last
[MED24725] last, n.(3) --> last
[MED24726] last(e, adj. sup. --> last
[MED24727] last(e, adv. sup. --> last
[MED24728] lastel&#x113;s, adj. --> lastless
[MED24729] lasten, v.(1) --> last
[MED24730] lasten, v.(2) --> last
[MED24731] lasten, v.(3) --> last
[MED24732] l&#x101;&#x306;stful, adj. --> lastful
[MED24733] lasting(e, ger.(1) --> lasting
[MED24734] lasting(e, ger.(2) --> lasting
[MED24735] lastinge, ger.(3) --> lasting
[MED24736] lasting(e, ppl. adj. --> lasting
[MED24737] lasting(e, prep. --> lasting
[MED24738] lastingl&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> lastingly
[MED24739] lastingl&#x12B;, adv. --> lastingly
[MED24740] lastingnes(se, n. --> lastingness
[MED24741] lastnes, n. --> lastness
[MED24742] lasulus, n. --> lasulus
[MED24743] lat, n. --> lath
[MED24744] l&#x101;te, n. --> late
[MED24745] l&#x101;t(e, adj. --> late
[MED24746] l&#x101;t(e, adv. --> late
[MED24747] l&#x101;teful, adj. &amp; n. --> lateful
[MED24748] l&#x101;temest(e, adj. --> latemost
[MED24749] l&amacr;ten, v. --> late
[MED24750] l&#x101;&#x306;tent(e, adj. --> latent
[MED24751] later&#x101;l(e, adj. --> lateral
[MED24752] later&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> laterally
[MED24753] Later&#x101;n(e, n. --> Lateran
[MED24754] latere, n. --> latere
[MED24755] l&#x101;ter(e, adj. comp. --> latter
[MED24756] l&amacr;ter(e, adv. comp. --> later
[MED24757] l&#x101;te-r&#x113;de, adj. --> latrede
[MED24758] l&amacr;terin, n. --> laterin
[MED24759] l&#x101;test(e, adj. sup. --> latest
[MED24760] L&amacr;te-w&amacr;&breve;r, n. --> Late-war
[MED24761] l&#x101;teward, adv. --> lateward
[MED24762] l&#x101;the, n.(1) --> lathe
[MED24763] l&#x101;the, n.(2) --> lathe
[MED24764] l&amacr;the, n.(3) --> lathe
[MED24765] l&#x101;then, v. --> lathe
[MED24766] lath-&emacr;&breve;nde, n. --> lathende
[MED24766.5] lather, n. --> lather
[MED24767] l&amacr;thiere, n. --> lathiere
[MED24768] l&#x101;thinge, n. --> lathing
[MED24769] latimer, n. --> latimer
[MED24770] L&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;n, n. --> Latin
[MED24771] L&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;n, adj. --> Latin
[MED24771.5] latiner, n. --> Latiner
[MED24772] l&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;nistre, n. --> latinister
[MED24773] Lat&#x12B;nit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> Latinity
[MED24774] L&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;nl&#x12B;, adv. --> Latinly
[MED24775] lat&#x12B;&#x306;s, n. --> lattice
[MED24776] latisen, v. --> lattice
[MED24777] l&#x101;&#x306;tit&#x16B;de, n. --> latitude
[MED24778] l&amacr;&breve;tit&umacr;din&amacr;l, adj. --> latitudinal
[MED24779] l&#x101;&#x306;tl&#x12B;, adj. --> lately
[MED24780] l&#x101;&#x306;tl&#x12B;, adv. --> lately
[MED24781] l&amacr;&breve;tl&imacr;nes, n. --> lateliness
[MED24782] l&#x101;tnesse, n. --> lateness
[MED24783] lat&omacr;mers, n. pl. --> latomers
[MED24784] latoner(e, n.(1) --> lattener
[MED24785] latonere, n.(2) --> latonere
[MED24786] lat&#x1D2;un, n. &amp; adj. --> latten
[MED24787] latr&#x12B;a, n. --> latria
[MED24788] latr&imacr;ces, n. pl. --> latrices
[MED24789] latr&omacr;sinie, n. --> latrociny
[MED24790] latshipe, n. --> lateship
[MED24791] lats&#x1D2;m, adj. --> latesome
[MED24792] lats&ohacek;mnesse, n. --> latesome
[MED24793] latterem&omacr;re, adj. --> lattermore
[MED24794] lattest, adv. sup. --> latest
[MED24795] latteu, n. --> lattew
[MED24796] latthe, n. --> lath
[MED24797] latthen, v. --> latthen
[MED24798] latther(e, n. --> lather
[MED24799] latthing(e, ger. --> latthing
[MED24800] lau, n. --> lau
[MED24801] lau&amacr;ble, adj. --> lawable
[MED24802] laud&amacr;bilit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> laudability
[MED24803] laud&#x101;ble, adj. --> laudable
[MED24804] laud&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> laudably
[MED24805] laud&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> laudation
[MED24806] laud&amacr;t&emacr;, n. --> laudate
[MED24807] laud&#x101;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> laudative
[MED24808] laudaunce, n. --> laudance
[MED24809] laude, n.(1) --> laud
[MED24810] laude, n.(2) --> laud
[MED24811] laude, n.(3) --> lambda
[MED24812] lauden, v. --> laud
[MED24813] laudifien, v. --> laudify
[MED24814] laudiform&imacr;, adj. --> laudiformy
[MED24815] laue, n. --> law
[MED24816] laue-br&#x113;ken, v. --> law-break
[MED24816.5] laue-breking, ger. --> law-breaking
[MED24817] laue-dai, n. --> law-day
[MED24818] laueful, adj. --> lawful
[MED24819] lauefull&imacr;, adv. --> lawfully
[MED24820] lauefulnes(se, n. --> lawfulness
[MED24821] lauel&#x113;s, adj. &amp; adv. --> lawless
[MED24822] lauel&imacr;, adj. --> lawily
[MED24823] lauel&imacr;che, adv. --> lawliche
[MED24824] laue-man, n. --> lawman
[MED24825] lauen, v. --> ilahe
[MED24826] laughen, v. --> laugh
[MED24827] laughere, n. --> laugher
[MED24828] laughing(e, ger. --> laughing
[MED24829] laughingl&#x12B;, adv. --> laughingly
[MED24830] laughter, n.(1) --> laughter
[MED24831] laughter, n.(2) --> lahter
[MED24832] laughter, n.(3) --> laughter
[MED24832.5] laughteren, v. --> laughteren
[MED24832.6] laughtering, ger. --> laughtering
[MED24832.7] laughtermele, adv. --> laughtermele
[MED24833] lauier(e, n. --> laver
[MED24834] lauinges, n. pl. --> lauinges
[MED24835] lauistere, n. --> lawister
[MED24836] laul&imacr;l&imacr;, adv. --> lowlily
[MED24837] laumbre, n. --> lamber
[MED24838] laumere, n. --> laumere
[MED24839] laumpas, n.(1) --> lampas
[MED24839.5] laumpas, n. --> laumpas
[MED24840] laumpas-duk, n. --> laumpas-duk
[MED24841] laump(e, n. --> lamp
[MED24842] laumprei, n. --> lamprey
[MED24843] laumpr&#x1D2;un, n. --> lampern
[MED24844] laun, n. --> lawn
[MED24845] launce, n. --> lance
[MED24846] launceaunt, adj. --> launchant
[MED24847] launcegai, n. --> lancegay
[MED24848] launce-lai, n. --> launce-lai
[MED24849] launcel(e, n. --> lancell
[MED24850] launce-l&emacr;f, n. --> launce-leaf
[MED24851] launcen, v. --> lance
[MED24852] launce&ohacek;ur, n. --> lancer
[MED24853] launcet, n. --> lancent
[MED24854] launch(e, n. --> launch
[MED24855] launchen, v. --> launch
[MED24856] launching, ger. --> launching
[MED24857] launcinge, ger. --> lancing
[MED24858] laund, n. --> laund
[MED24859] laund(e, n. --> laund
[MED24860] launderer, n. --> launderer
[MED24861] laund&#x12B;ren, n. --> landiron
[MED24862] laundon, n. --> laundon
[MED24863] launstere, n. --> launstere
[MED24864] laur(e, n. --> laure
[MED24865] laure&#x101;t(e, adj. --> laureate
[MED24866] laurel, n. --> laurel
[MED24867] laurel, adj. --> laurel
[MED24868] laurer, n. --> laurel
[MED24869] laur&#x12B;, n. --> laury
[MED24870] laur&#x12B;&#x306;ne, adj. --> laurine
[MED24871] lausi&ohacek;un, n. --> lausioun
[MED24872] lav&amacr;ble, adj. --> lavable
[MED24873] lav&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> lavacioun
[MED24874] lav&#x101;cre, n. --> lavacre
[MED24875] lav&#x101;ment, n. --> lavament
[MED24876] lav&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> lavative
[MED24877] lav&#x101;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> lavatory
[MED24878] lavausl&imacr;, adv. --> lavausly
[MED24879] l&#x101;ve, adj. --> lave
[MED24880] lavei, adj. --> lavei
[MED24881] laveine, n. --> laveine
[MED24882] lavel, n. --> lavell
[MED24883] l&#x101;ven, v. --> lave
[MED24884] lavender cot&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> lavender cotton
[MED24885] lavender(e, n.(1) --> lavender
[MED24886] lavender(e, n.(2) --> lavender
[MED24887] lavendr&#x12B;e, n. --> lavendry
[MED24888] lavendul, n. --> lavendul
[MED24889] l&#x101;ver, n. --> levers
[MED24890] laver-cok, n. --> laverock
[MED24891] l&amacr;verdd&omacr;&dotb;m, n. --> lord-dom
[MED24892] laves, adj. --> lavish
[MED24893] l&#x101;ving, ger. --> laving
[MED24894] l&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur, n. --> laver
[MED24895] lax, n. --> lax
[MED24896] lax&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> laxation
[MED24897] lax&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, n. --> laxative
[MED24898] lax&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> laxative
[MED24899] lax&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;fnesse, n. --> laxativeness
[MED24900] laxat&imacr;ving, ger. --> laxativing
[MED24901] lax(e, n. --> lax
[MED24902] lax(e, adj. --> lax
[MED24903] laxel&imacr;, adv. --> laxely
[MED24904] laxen, v. --> lax
[MED24905] laxing(e, ger. --> laxing
[MED24906] laxnes, n. --> laxness
[MED24907] laxt&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> laxte
[MED24908] lazurium, n. --> lazurium
[MED24909] l&#x113;&#x323;, n.(1) --> lee
[MED24910] l&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> lease
[MED24911] l&emacr;&dotb;, n.(3) --> lee
[MED24912] le, art. sg. &amp; pl. --> le
[MED24913] leasl&imacr;ce, adj. --> leaslice
[MED24914] leaut&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> lewty
[MED24915] lebes, n. --> lebes
[MED24916] l&emacr;&dotb;-b&omacr;&breve;rd, n. --> lee-board
[MED24917] leccher, n. --> leccher
[MED24918] lecci&#x1D2;un, n. --> lection
[MED24919] leced, adj. --> leced
[MED24920] l&emacr;&breve;ch(e, n.(1) --> leche
[MED24921] l&#x113;&#x306;che, n.(2) --> leach
[MED24922] l&#x113;&#x323;che, n.(3) --> leech
[MED24923] l&#x113;&#x323;che, n.(4) --> leech
[MED24924] -l&emacr;&breve;ch(e, suf. --> -lech
[MED24925] l&#x113;&#x323;che-craft, n. --> leechcraft
[MED24926] l&#x113;&#x323;ched&#x14D;&#x323;m, n. --> leechdom
[MED24927] l&#x113;&#x306;chen, v.(1) --> leach
[MED24928] l&#x113;&#x323;chen, v.(2) --> leech
[MED24929] -l&emacr;&breve;chen, suf. --> -lechen
[MED24930] l&#x113;&#x323;cher(e, n. --> leecher
[MED24931] lecher&#x12B;(e, n. --> lechery
[MED24932] lecher&imacr;e, adj. --> lechery
[MED24933] lecheringe, ppl. --> lecher
[MED24934] lecherl&imacr;ke, adv. --> lecherlike
[MED24934.5] lechernes, n. --> lecherness
[MED24935] lecher&#x1D2;us, adj. --> lecherous
[MED24936] lecher&ohacek;ush&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> lecheroushede
[MED24937] lecher&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> lecherously
[MED24938] lecher&ohacek;usnes, n. --> lecherousness
[MED24939] l&emacr;&dotb;ches, n. pl. --> lech
[MED24940] l&emacr;&breve;ching, ger. --> leaching
[MED24941] l&#x113;&#x323;ching(e, ger. --> leeching
[MED24942] l&#x113;&#x323;chnen, v. --> lechne
[MED24943] l&emacr;&dotb;chnunge, ger. --> lechning
[MED24944] lech&#x1D2;ur, n. --> lecher
[MED24945] lech&ohacek;ur, adj. --> lecher
[MED24946] lech&ohacek;urere, n. --> lecherer
[MED24947] lech&ohacek;urh&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> lecherhed
[MED24948] lect&#x14D;r&#x12B;, n. --> lectory
[MED24949] lect&#x14D;r&#x12B;e, n. --> lectory
[MED24950] lect&#x1D2;ur, n. --> lector
[MED24951] lect&#x16B;re, n. --> lecture
[MED24952] lecur&imacr;, n. --> lecuri
[MED24953] l&#x113;d, n. --> lead
[MED24954] l&emacr;d, adj. --> lead
[MED24955] l&#x113;d(e, n.(1) --> lead
[MED24956] l&#x113;&#x323;d(e, n.(2) --> lede
[MED24957] l&emacr;&dotb;de, n.(3) --> lede
[MED24958] l&#x113;&#x306;den, n. --> leden
[MED24959] l&#x113;den, adj. --> leaden
[MED24960] l&#x113;den, v.(1) --> lead
[MED24961] l&#x113;den, v.(2) --> lead
[MED24962] l&#x113;dere, n.(1) --> leader
[MED24963] l&emacr;dere, n.(2) --> leader
[MED24964] l&#x113;des-man, n. --> leadsman
[MED24965] l&#x113;d&#x12B;, adj. --> leady
[MED24966] l&emacr;d&imacr;-h&ohacek;us, n. --> leadyhouse
[MED24967] l&emacr;d&imacr;nesse, n. --> leadiness
[MED24968] l&#x113;ding(e, ger.(1) --> leading
[MED24969] l&emacr;dinge, ger.(2) --> leading
[MED24970] l&emacr;dingl&imacr;, adj. --> leadingly
[MED24971] l&#x113;dish, adj.(1) --> leadish
[MED24972] l&#x113;&#x323;dish, adj.(2) --> ledish
[MED24973] ledr&#x1D2;un, n. --> lidderon
[MED24974] l&#x113;f, n.(1) --> leaf
[MED24975] l&emacr;&dotb;f, n.(2) --> lief
[MED24976] l&#x113;&#x323;f, adj. &amp; adv. --> lief
[MED24977] l&#x113;fful, adj.(1) --> leafful
[MED24978] l&#x113;fful, adj.(2) --> leeful
[MED24979] l&emacr;ffull&imacr;, adv. --> leffully
[MED24980] l&emacr;ffulnes, n. --> leffullness
[MED24981] l&#x113;&#x323;fl&#x12B;, adj. --> liefly
[MED24982] l&emacr;fl&imacr;, adv.(1) --> leefully
[MED24983] l&#x113;&#x323;fl&#x12B;, adv.(2) --> liefly
[MED24984] l&emacr;fl&imacr;ch(e, adj. --> leefulich
[MED24985] l&emacr;fs&ohacek;m, adj.(1) --> leesome
[MED24986] l&emacr;&dotb;fs&ohacek;m, adj.(2) --> leesome
[MED24987] lefte, n. --> left
[MED24988] leften, v. --> leften
[MED24989] left-l&imacr;ne, n. --> left-line
[MED24990] left-r&omacr;p, n. --> left-rope
[MED24991] l&emacr;full&imacr;, adj. --> lefully
[MED24992] leg, n. --> leg
[MED24993] l&#x113;g&#x101;c&#x12B;e, n. --> legacy
[MED24994] l&#x113;g&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> legation
[MED24995] l&#x113;g&#x101;l, adj. --> legal
[MED24996] l&emacr;g&amacr;les, n. pl. --> legal
[MED24997] l&#x113;g&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> legality
[MED24998] legard, n. --> legard
[MED24999] legat, n. --> legate
[MED25000] l&#x113;g&#x101;t(e, n. --> legate
[MED25001] l&#x113;g&#x101;te, adj. --> legate
[MED25002] l&#x113;ge, n.(1) --> league
[MED25003] l&emacr;&dotb;&ghacek;e, n.(2) --> liege
[MED25003.5] leg(e, n.(3) --> leg(e
[MED25004] l&#x113;&#x323;&#x1E7;e, adj. --> liege
[MED25005] le&#x1E7;eans, n. --> legence
[MED25006] l&#x113;&#x1E7;eaunce, n. --> legeance
[MED25007] l&#x113;&#x1E7;eauns, n. --> legeance
[MED25008] l&#x113;&#x323;&#x1E7;e-man, n. --> liege man
[MED25009] le&#x1E7;ement, n. --> ledgement
[MED25010] le&#x1E7;ende, n. --> legend
[MED25011] l&#x113;&#x323;&#x1E7;e p&#x1D2;uste, n. --> liege poustie
[MED25012] le&#x1E7;er-de-main, n. --> legerdemain
[MED25013] le&#x1E7;er-de-main, v. --> legerdemain
[MED25014] le&#x1E7;&#x1E7;e, n. --> ledge
[MED25015] legged, adj.(1) --> legged
[MED25016] le&ghacek;&ghacek;ed, adj.(2) --> ledged
[MED25017] le&#x1E7;&#x1E7;en, v.(1) --> ledge
[MED25018] le&#x1E7;&#x1E7;en, v.(2) --> legge
[MED25019] le&ghacek;&ghacek;ing, ger.(1) --> legging
[MED25020] le&ghacek;&ghacek;ing, ger.(2) --> legging
[MED25021] le&ghacek;iaunt, n. --> legiaunt
[MED25022] le&#x1E7;&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> legible
[MED25023] le&#x1E7;i&#x14D;&#x323;n&#x101;r&#x12B;, adj. --> legionary
[MED25024] le&#x1E7;i&#x1D2;un, n. --> legion
[MED25025] l&emacr;&ghacek;iste, n. --> legist
[MED25026] legister, n. --> legister
[MED25027] l&#x113;&#x306;&#x1E7;istre, n. --> legister
[MED25028] l&emacr;&breve;&ghacek;istrer, n. --> Legistrers
[MED25029] l&#x113;&#x306;&#x1E7;itim&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> legitimation
[MED25030] l&#x113;&#x306;&#x1E7;itim&#x101;t, adj. --> legitimate
[MED25031] l&#x113;&#x306;&#x1E7;itime, adj. --> legitime
[MED25032] legl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> legless
[MED25033] leg&umacr;mente, n. --> legumente
[MED25034] leg&umacr;mines, n. pl. --> legumen
[MED25035] leg&#x16B;min&#x1D2;us, adj. --> leguminous
[MED25036] lehtrien, v. --> lehtrie
[MED25037] lei, n. --> lay
[MED25038] lei(e, n.(1) --> lye
[MED25039] lei(e, n.(2) --> leye
[MED25040] lei(e, n.(3) --> lea
[MED25041] leie, n.(4) --> lay
[MED25042] lei(e, adj. --> lea
[MED25043] leien, v.(1) --> lay
[MED25044] leien, v.(2) --> leien
[MED25045] leien, v.(3) --> lay
[MED25046] leier(e, n. --> layer
[MED25046.5] Leierstede, n. --> Leierstede
[MED25047] leigh-t&#x1D2;un, n. --> leighton
[MED25048] lei&yogh;ster, n. --> lei&yogh;ster
[MED25049] leiing(e, ger. --> laying
[MED25050] leik, n. --> lake
[MED25051] leikan, n. --> lakin
[MED25052] leiken, v. --> lake
[MED25053] leiking, ger. --> laking
[MED25054] leind, n. --> leind
[MED25055] lein(e, n.(1) --> lain
[MED25056] leine, n.(2) --> leyne
[MED25057] leine, n.(3) --> leine
[MED25058] leinen, v. --> lain
[MED25059] leining, ger.(1) --> lain
[MED25060] leining, ger.(2) --> leining
[MED25061] leir, n.(1) --> lair
[MED25062] leir, n.(2) --> lair
[MED25063] leiren, v. --> lair
[MED25064] leir&imacr;, adj. --> leyry
[MED25065] leirn-stod, n. --> lierne
[MED25066] leir-stoue, n. --> lair-stow
[MED25067] leir-w&#x12B;te, n. --> letherwite
[MED25068] leisen, v. --> leese
[MED25069] leiser, n. --> leisure
[MED25070] leiserful, adj. --> leisureful
[MED25071] lei-stoue, n. --> laystow
[MED25072] leit, n.(1) --> lait
[MED25073] leit, n.(2) --> lait
[MED25074] leit, n.(3) --> leit
[MED25075] leiten, v.(1) --> lait
[MED25076] leiten, v.(2) --> lait
[MED25077] leith, adj. --> leith
[MED25078] leiting(e, ger. --> laiting
[MED25079] l&#x113;&#x323;k, n. --> leek
[MED25079.5] lekage, n. --> lekage
[MED25080] l&#x113;ke, adj. --> leak
[MED25081] l&#x113;ken, v. --> leak
[MED25082] lekere, n. --> lekere
[MED25083] l&emacr;king(e, ger. --> leaking
[MED25083.5] lekisshe, adj. --> leekish
[MED25084] l&#x113;l, adj. &amp; n. --> leal
[MED25085] l&emacr;l(e, adv. --> leal
[MED25086] l&#x113;len, v. --> leal
[MED25087] l&emacr;&breve;lethe, n. --> leleth
[MED25088] l&#x113;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> leally
[MED25089] lemanr&imacr;(e, n. --> lemanry
[MED25090] l&#x113;&#x323;m(e, n.(1) --> leam
[MED25090.5] leme, n.(2) --> leme
[MED25091] l&emacr;men, v.(1) --> lemen
[MED25092] l&#x113;&#x323;men, v.(2) --> leam
[MED25093] l&#x113;&#x323;mer, n. --> leamer
[MED25094] l&emacr;&dotb;&breve;meren, v. --> lemyre
[MED25095] l&emacr;&dotb;ming(e, ger. --> leaming
[MED25096] lemke, n. --> lemeke
[MED25097] lemman, n. --> leman
[MED25098] lempet, n. --> limpet
[MED25099] l&#x113;n, n. --> lean
[MED25100] lenchen, v. --> lench
[MED25101] l&#x113;&#x306;nd(e, n. --> lend
[MED25102] l&#x113;&#x323;nden, v. --> lend
[MED25103] l&emacr;ne, n. --> lene
[MED25104] l&#x113;ne, adj.(1) --> lean
[MED25105] l&emacr;ne, adj.(2) --> lean
[MED25106] l&#x113;nen, v.(1) --> lean
[MED25107] l&#x113;nen, v.(2) --> lean
[MED25108] l&#x113;nen, v.(3) --> lend
[MED25109] l&#x113;nenes(se, n. --> leanness
[MED25110] l&#x113;ner(e, n. --> lender
[MED25111] l&emacr;n(e-t&omacr;&dotb;, n. --> lean-to
[MED25112] lenew(e, adj. --> lenewe
[MED25113] l&#x113;&#x306;n&#x1E7;, adv. --> leng
[MED25114] l&#x113;&#x306;n&#x1E7;e, n.(1) --> lengh
[MED25115] l&#x113;&#x306;ng(e, n.(2) --> ling
[MED25116] l&#x113;&#x306;n&#x1E7;en, v. --> leng
[MED25117] lenger(e, adj. comp. --> lenger
[MED25118] lenger(e, adv. comp. --> lenger
[MED25119] lengeren, v. --> linger
[MED25120] lengering, ger. --> lingering
[MED25121] l&emacr;&breve;n&ghacek;est, adj. sup. --> lengest
[MED25122] l&#x113;&#x306;n&#x1E7;est, adv. sup. --> lengest
[MED25123] l&emacr;&breve;n&ghacek;ing, ger. --> leng
[MED25124] length(e, n. --> length
[MED25125] lengthen, v. --> length
[MED25126] lengthenen, v. --> lengthen
[MED25127] lengthing(e, ger. --> lengthing
[MED25128] l&#x113;n&#x12B;, adj. --> leany
[MED25129] l&#x113;nici&#x1D2;un, n. --> lenition
[MED25130] l&emacr;&breve;n&imacr;&breve;fic&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. &amp; n. --> lenificative
[MED25131] l&#x113;ning(e, ger.(1) --> leaning
[MED25132] l&#x113;ning(e, ger.(2) --> lending
[MED25133] l&emacr;nish, adj. --> leanish
[MED25134] l&emacr;nit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> lenite
[MED25135] l&#x113;&#x306;n&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. &amp; n. --> lenitive
[MED25136] l&emacr;&breve;n&imacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;venes, n. --> lenitiveness
[MED25137] l&#x113;nsen, v. --> lense
[MED25138] l&emacr;nsing, ger. --> lensing
[MED25139] lent, n. --> lent
[MED25140] lent(e, adj. --> lent
[MED25141] lent(en, n. --> Lent
[MED25142] lentenl&imacr;c, adj. --> lentenlich
[MED25143] lenticle, n. --> lenticle
[MED25144] lenticul&amacr;&breve;r, n. &amp; adj. --> lenticuler
[MED25145] lent&#x12B;gin&#x113;s, n. pl. --> lentigo
[MED25146] lentil(le, n. --> lentil
[MED25147] lentiscine, adj. --> lentiscine
[MED25148] lentiske, n. --> lentisk
[MED25149] lenvoie, n. --> l'envoy
[MED25150] leodl&imacr;che, adj. --> leodlich
[MED25151] leon&#x12B;na, n. --> Leonine
[MED25152] leon&#x12B;n(e, adj. --> leonine
[MED25153] leopard, n. --> leopard
[MED25154] leornestre, n. --> leornestre
[MED25155] leortefones, n. --> leortefones
[MED25156] leothel&imacr;che, adv. --> leothelich
[MED25157] leothe-w&#x14D;k, adj. --> leathwake
[MED25158] leowinde, adj. --> leowinde
[MED25159] l&#x113;p, n.(1) --> leap
[MED25160] l&#x113;p, n.(2) --> leap
[MED25161] l&#x113;pen, v. --> leap
[MED25162] l&#x113;pere, n. --> leaper
[MED25163] leperen, v. --> leper
[MED25164] l&#x113;peresse, n. --> leaperess
[MED25165] l&emacr;p(e-y&emacr;&dotb;r, n. --> lepyer
[MED25166] l&#x113;pful, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> leapful
[MED25167] l&#x113;&#x323;p&#x12B;, adj. --> lepi
[MED25168] l&emacr;ping(e, ger. --> leaping
[MED25169] lep&ohacek;ur&ohacek;usnes, n. --> lepourousness
[MED25170] l&emacr;&breve;p(p)er, n. --> lepper
[MED25171] lepre, n.(1) --> leper
[MED25172] lepre, n.(2) --> leper
[MED25173] lepre, adj. --> leper
[MED25174] lepr&#x12B;, n. --> lepry
[MED25175] lepr&#x14D;&#x306;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> leprosity
[MED25176] lepr&#x1D2;us, adj. --> leprous
[MED25177] lepr&ohacek;ussing, ppl. --> leproussing
[MED25178] lepr&#x16B;s&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> leprosy
[MED25179] lepur, n. --> lepur
[MED25180] lep-winkel, n. --> lep-winkel
[MED25181] l&#x113;&#x306;r, n. --> leer
[MED25182] l&#x113;r(e, adj.(1) --> leer
[MED25183] l&emacr;&dotb;re, adj.(2) --> lere
[MED25184] l&emacr;&dotb;re-leke, n. --> lere-leke
[MED25185] l&#x113;ren, v. --> lere
[MED25186] l&#x113;rer(e, n. --> lerer
[MED25187] l&emacr;&dotb;ring(e, n. --> lering
[MED25188] l&#x113;ring(e, ger. --> lering
[MED25189] lerk, n. --> lirk
[MED25190] lermer, n. --> lermer
[MED25191] l&#x113;rnen, v. --> learn
[MED25192] l&#x113;rner(e, n. --> learner
[MED25193] l&#x113;rnes(se, n. --> leerness
[MED25194] l&#x113;rning(e, ger. --> learning
[MED25195] l&emacr;rningful, adj. --> learningful
[MED25196] l&emacr;rning-knight, n. --> learning-knight
[MED25197] l&emacr;rningl&imacr;, adv. --> learningly
[MED25198] lerrers, n. --> lerrers
[MED25199] l&emacr;s, n. --> lease
[MED25200] l&emacr;s, adv. --> les
[MED25201] -l&emacr;&breve;s, suf. --> -less
[MED25202] l&#x113;&#x306;sarde, n. --> lizard
[MED25203] l&#x113;se, n.(1) --> lease
[MED25204] l&emacr;s(e, n.(2) --> lease
[MED25205] l&emacr;se, n.(3) --> lese
[MED25206] l&#x113;s(e, adj. --> lease
[MED25207] l&#x113;sen, v.(1) --> lease
[MED25208] l&#x113;sen, v.(2) --> lease
[MED25209] l&emacr;sen, v.(3) --> lease
[MED25210] l&#x113;&#x323;sen, v.(4) --> leese
[MED25211] l&#x113;&#x323;sen, v.(5) --> leese
[MED25212] l&#x113;ser, n.(1) --> leaser
[MED25213] l&#x113;&#x323;ser, n.(2) --> leeser
[MED25214] l&#x113;&#x323;ser, n.(3) --> leeser
[MED25214.5] leserlegges, n. --> leserlegges
[MED25215] leshen, v. --> lesh
[MED25216] l&emacr;singe, ger.(1) --> leasing
[MED25217] l&#x113;sing(e, ger.(2) --> leasing
[MED25218] l&#x113;&#x323;sing(e, ger.(3) --> leesing
[MED25219] l&#x113;&#x323;sing(e, ger.(4) --> leesing
[MED25220] l&emacr;&dotb;singl&imacr;, adv. --> lesingly
[MED25221] l&#x113;si&#x1D2;un, n. --> lesion
[MED25222] leske, n. --> lisk
[MED25223] l&#x113;&#x323;snesse, n. --> leseness
[MED25224] l&#x113;&#x306;s(se, n.(1) --> leash
[MED25225] l&emacr;&breve;s(se, n.(2) --> less
[MED25226] l&#x113;&#x306;s(se, adj. comp. --> less
[MED25227] l&emacr;&breve;s(se, adv. --> less
[MED25228] l&#x113;&#x306;s(se, conj. --> less
[MED25229] lesseh&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> lesshead
[MED25230] l&#x113;&#x306;ssen, v. --> less
[MED25231] lessenen, v. --> lessen
[MED25232] lessenesse, n. --> lessness
[MED25233] lessening(e, ger. --> lessening
[MED25234] lesser, n.(1) --> lesser
[MED25235] lesser, n.(2) --> lesser
[MED25236] lesser(e, adj. --> lesser
[MED25237] lesses, n. pl. --> lesses
[MED25238] l&#x113;&#x306;ssing(e, ger. --> lessing
[MED25239] less&#x1D2;un, n. --> lesson
[MED25240] less&#x1D2;ur, n. --> lessor
[MED25241] lest, n. --> last
[MED25242] lest&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> lastage
[MED25243] l&#x113;&#x306;st(e, n. --> last
[MED25244] l&#x113;&#x306;st(e, adj.(1) --> least
[MED25245] leste, adj.(2) --> lest
[MED25246] l&emacr;&breve;st(e, adv. --> -----
[MED25247] l&#x113;&#x306;st(e, conj. --> lest
[MED25248] l&emacr;stes, n. --> lestes
[MED25249] l&#x113;s&#x16B;re, n. --> lesure
[MED25250] l&#x113;swe, n. --> leasow
[MED25251] l&#x113;swen, v. --> leasow
[MED25252] letan&#x12B;(e, n. --> litany
[MED25253] letates, n. --> letates
[MED25254] l&emacr;te, n.(1) --> leet
[MED25255] l&#x113;te, n.(2) --> leet
[MED25256] l&emacr;&dotb;te, n.(3) --> lete
[MED25257] l&#x113;ten, v. --> let
[MED25258] l&emacr;tere, n. --> letter
[MED25259] l&#x113;&#x323;th, n.(1) --> leath
[MED25260] l&#x113;th, n.(2) --> lathe
[MED25261] l&#x113;&#x323;th, n.(3) --> leoth
[MED25262] l&#x113;the-bei, adj. --> litheby
[MED25263] l&#x113;then, v. --> leath
[MED25264] lether, n. --> leather
[MED25265] lether, adj. --> leather
[MED25266] lethered, adj. --> leathered
[MED25267] letheren, adj. --> leathern
[MED25268] l&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;theren, v. --> lather
[MED25269] l&#x113;th&#x12B;, adj. --> lithy
[MED25270] l&emacr;th&imacr;nes, n. --> lethiness
[MED25271] l&emacr;thing, ger. --> leathing
[MED25272] l&#x113;ting(e, ger. --> letting
[MED25273] letr&#x1D2;un, n. --> lectern
[MED25274] lett&#x101;ble, adj. --> lettable
[MED25275] lette, n. --> let
[MED25276] let(te-g&#x101;me, n. --> let-game
[MED25277] letten, v. --> let
[MED25278] letter(e, n.(1) --> letter
[MED25279] lettere, n.(2) --> lettere
[MED25280] l&#x113;&#x306;tthe, n. --> leth
[MED25281] letting(e, ger. --> letting
[MED25282] lettre, n. --> letter
[MED25283] lettred, adj. --> lettered
[MED25284] lettrel&imacr;, adj. --> letterly
[MED25285] lettr&#x16B;re, n. --> lettrure
[MED25286] lettur, n. --> lettur
[MED25287] letu&#x101;&#x306;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> lectuary
[MED25288] letuse, n.(1) --> lettuce
[MED25289] letuse, n.(2) --> lettice
[MED25290] leu, n. --> lieu
[MED25291] leu-cervere, n. --> leu-cervere
[MED25292] leuco-fleuma, n. --> leuco-fleuma
[MED25293] leudeshipe, n. --> leaudeship
[MED25294] leudl&emacr;s, adj. --> leudless
[MED25295] leu(e, adj.(1) --> lew
[MED25296] leue, adj.(2) --> leue
[MED25297] leu(e, adj.(3) --> lew
[MED25298] -leu(e, suf. --> -leue
[MED25299] leued, adj. --> lewd
[MED25300] leuedh&emacr;d, n. --> lewdhead
[MED25301] leuedl&#x12B;, adv. --> lewdly
[MED25302] leued man, n. --> lewd
[MED25303] leuednes(se, n. --> lewdness
[MED25304] leue-h&omacr;&breve;t, adj. --> lewdness
[MED25305] leuen, v. --> lew
[MED25306] leuk, adj. --> luke
[MED25307] leuken, v. --> luke
[MED25308] leuk-h&omacr;&breve;t, adj. --> luke-hot
[MED25309] leukl&imacr;, adv. --> lukely
[MED25310] leuknesse, n. --> lukeness
[MED25311] leuk-warm, adj. --> lukewarm
[MED25312] leunesse, n. --> lewness
[MED25313] leute, n. --> leute
[MED25314] leuthe, n. --> leuthe
[MED25315] leu-warm, adj. --> lew-warm
[MED25316] leuwin, n. --> lewyn
[MED25317] lev&#x101;ble, adj.(1) --> levable
[MED25318] l&emacr;&dotb;v&amacr;ble, adj.(2) --> leveable
[MED25319] lev&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> levation
[MED25320] levain, n. --> leaven
[MED25321] levainen, v. --> leaven
[MED25322] l&emacr;&dotb;vandl&imacr;c, adj. --> levandlich
[MED25323] levant, adj. --> levant
[MED25324] levat&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> levatory
[MED25325] levauns, n. --> levauns
[MED25326] l&#x113;ve, n.(1) --> leve
[MED25327] l&#x113;ve, n.(2) --> leave
[MED25328] lev&#x113;&#x323;, n.(3) --> levy
[MED25329] l&emacr;&dotb;veful, adj. --> leveful
[MED25330] lev&emacr;&dotb;ing, ger. --> levying
[MED25331] level, n. --> level
[MED25332] level, adj. --> level
[MED25333] levelen, v.(1) --> level
[MED25333.5] levelen, v.(2) --> level
[MED25334] l&emacr;&breve;vel&emacr;s, adj.(1) --> leaveless
[MED25335] l&#x113;&#x306;vel&#x113;s, adj.(2) --> leaveless
[MED25336] l&#x113;&#x323;vel&#x12B;ke, adj. --> levely
[MED25337] l&#x113;&#x323;ve-l&#x14D;ng, adj. --> livelong
[MED25338] l&#x113;ven, n. --> levin
[MED25339] l&#x113;ven, v.(1) --> leave
[MED25340] l&#x113;ven, v.(2) --> leave
[MED25341] l&#x113;&#x323;ven, v.(3) --> leve
[MED25342] l&#x113;&#x323;ven, v.(4) --> leve
[MED25343] l&emacr;&dotb;ven, v.(5) --> leve
[MED25344] l&#x113;venen, v. --> levin
[MED25345] l&#x113;&#x323;venesse, n. --> leveness
[MED25346] l&emacr;&dotb;venest&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> leveneste
[MED25347] l&#x113;vening(e, ger. --> levining
[MED25348] l&emacr;&breve;vente, num. --> levente
[MED25349] l&emacr;ver, n.(1) --> leaver
[MED25350] l&#x113;&#x323;ver, n.(2) --> lever
[MED25351] leveret(te, n. --> leveret
[MED25352] l&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;vering, n. --> livering
[MED25353] l&emacr;v&imacr;, adj.(1) --> leavy
[MED25354] l&emacr;&dotb;v&imacr;, adj.(2) --> lovie
[MED25355] Leviathan, n. --> leviathan
[MED25356] lev&#x12B;en, v. --> levy
[MED25357] levig&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;ne, n. --> levigacione
[MED25358] l&#x113;ving(e, ger.(1) --> leaving
[MED25359] l&emacr;&dotb;ving(e, ger.(2) --> levying
[MED25359.5] leving(e, ger. --> leving(e
[MED25360] l&#x113;v&#x12B;te, n. --> Levite
[MED25361] L&#x113;v&#x12B;ticus, n. --> Leviticus
[MED25362] le voi, interj. --> le voy
[MED25363] lev&#x1D2;ur, n. --> lever
[MED25364] leweue, n. --> leweue
[MED25365] lex, n. --> lex
[MED25366] lex&imacr;ve, n. --> lexive
[MED25367] -l&imacr;, suf.(1) --> -ly
[MED25368] -l&imacr;, suf.(2) --> -ly
[MED25369] l&#x12B;&#x101;ble, adj. --> liable
[MED25370] l&#x12B;&#x306;am, n. --> lyam
[MED25371] liard, adj. &amp; n. --> lyard
[MED25372] lias, n. --> lias
[MED25373] l&#x12B;aunce, n. --> lyance
[MED25374] l&#x12B;b., n. --> lib.
[MED25375] l&#x12B;b&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> libation
[MED25376] libanus, n. --> libanus
[MED25377] libber(e, n. --> libber
[MED25378] libbing, ger. --> libbing
[MED25379] lib-corn, n. --> lib-corn
[MED25380] l&#x12B;&#x306;bel(le, n. --> libel
[MED25381] l&#x12B;&#x306;bellen, v. --> libel
[MED25382] l&#x12B;&#x306;ber&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> liberation
[MED25383] liber&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> liberacioun
[MED25384] l&#x12B;&#x306;ber&#x101;l, adj. --> liberal
[MED25385] l&#x12B;&#x306;ber&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> liberality
[MED25386] l&#x12B;&#x306;ber&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adj. &amp; adv. --> liberally
[MED25387] l&#x12B;&#x306;ber&#x101;lnesse, n. --> liberalness
[MED25388] l&#x12B;&#x306;ber&#x101;t&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> liberate
[MED25389] l&imacr;&breve;ber&ohacek;us, adj. --> liberous
[MED25390] l&imacr;&breve;ber&ohacek;ush&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> liberoushead
[MED25390.5] libertate, n. --> libertate
[MED25391] libert&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> liberty
[MED25392] liberten, v. --> liberty
[MED25393] libert&#x12B;n(e, n. --> libertine
[MED25394] lib&#x12B;din&#x1D2;us, adj. --> libidinous
[MED25395] Lib&imacr;e, n. --> Lybia
[MED25396] l&#x12B;bra, n. --> libra
[MED25397] l&#x12B;br&#x101;ment, n. --> librament
[MED25398] l&#x12B;br&#x101;r&#x12B;, n. --> library
[MED25399] l&#x12B;br&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> library
[MED25400] liburne, n. --> liburne
[MED25401] l&#x12B;ce, n. --> lis
[MED25402] l&#x12B;cence, n. --> licence
[MED25403] l&#x12B;cencen, v. --> license
[MED25404] l&#x12B;cenci&#x101;t(e, adj. --> licentiate
[MED25405] l&imacr;cenci&ohacek;us, adj. as adv. --> licentious
[MED25406] licere, adj. --> licere
[MED25407] l&imacr;cettere, n. --> licettere
[MED25407.5] licetun&#x0292;e, ger. --> licetun&#x0292;e
[MED25408] l&#x12B;&#x306;ch, n. --> lich
[MED25409] l&#x12B;&#x306;chame, n. --> licham
[MED25410] l&#x12B;chaml&#x12B;ch, adj. --> lichamly
[MED25411] l&#x12B;chaml&#x12B;che, adv. --> lichamly
[MED25412] l&#x12B;che, n. --> like
[MED25413] l&imacr;&breve;che-bane, n. --> liche-bane
[MED25414] l&imacr;&breve;che-holm, n. --> lich-holm
[MED25415] l&imacr;&breve;che-l&imacr;ne, n. --> liche-line
[MED25416] lichernes, n. --> lecherness
[MED25417] l&imacr;&breve;ch(e-r&omacr;p, n. --> liche-rope
[MED25418] l&imacr;&breve;che-wal, n. --> lich
[MED25419] l&imacr;&breve;ch-h&omacr;&dotb;k, n. --> leech-hook
[MED25420] l&#x12B;ch&#x12B;, adj. --> lichy
[MED25421] l&imacr;ch&imacr;, adv. --> lichy
[MED25422] l&imacr;chin&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> lichinacioun
[MED25423] l&imacr;chine, n. --> lichine
[MED25424] l&imacr;&breve;chl&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> lichless
[MED25425] licium, n. --> licium
[MED25426] lici&#x16B;s, adj. --> luscious
[MED25427] lickestre, n. --> lickster
[MED25428] licor&#x12B;&#x306;s, n. --> liquorice
[MED25429] lic&#x1D2;ur, n. --> liquor
[MED25430] lic&ohacek;ure, n. --> licoure
[MED25431] licuchis, n. --> licuchis
[MED25432] lid, n. --> lid
[MED25433] l&#x12B;de, n. --> Lide
[MED25434] liden, v. --> lid
[MED25435] lid-gate, n. --> lidgate
[MED25436] lidl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> lidless
[MED25437] l&#x12B;(e, n.(1) --> lie
[MED25438] l&#x12B;(e, n.(2) --> lee
[MED25438.5] li(e, n.(3) --> li(e
[MED25439] l&#x12B;e, adj. --> lie
[MED25440] liege, n. --> liege
[MED25441] lie&ghacek;emente, n. --> liegemente
[MED25442] l&imacr;en, n. --> lien
[MED25443] l&#x12B;en, v.(1) --> lie
[MED25444] l&#x12B;en, v.(2) --> lie
[MED25445] l&#x12B;en, v.(3) --> lye
[MED25446] l&#x12B;enter&#x12B;a, n. --> lienteria
[MED25447] l&#x12B;er(e, n.(1) --> liar
[MED25448] l&imacr;ere, n.(2) --> liere
[MED25449] l&imacr;er(e, adj. --> liar
[MED25450] lieu-tenaunc&#x12B;e, n. --> lieutenancy
[MED25451] lieu-tenaunt, n. --> lieutenant
[MED25452] lieu-tenauntship, n. --> lieutenantship
[MED25453] lieve, adj. --> lieve
[MED25454] l&#x12B;f, n. --> life
[MED25455] l&imacr;f-dai, n. --> life-day
[MED25456] l&imacr;&breve;f-f&aelig;st, adj. --> life-fast
[MED25457] l&imacr;&breve;f-f&aelig;sten, v. --> life-fast
[MED25458] l&#x12B;fful, adj. --> lifeful
[MED25459] l&imacr;fh&omacr;d, n. --> lifehood
[MED25460] l&imacr;f-h&omacr;l&imacr;, adj. --> life-holy
[MED25461] l&imacr;f-h&omacr;l&imacr;nesse, n. --> life-holiness
[MED25462] l&#x12B;f-h&#x1D2;n&#x12B;, n. --> life-honey
[MED25463] l&#x12B;fish, adj. --> livish
[MED25464] l&imacr;f-lat, n. --> lif-lat
[MED25465] l&#x12B;fl&#x113;&#x306;s(se, adj. --> lifeless
[MED25466] l&imacr;f-l&emacr;&dotb;v&imacr;, adj. --> lif-levi
[MED25467] l&#x12B;fl&#x12B;, adj. --> lively
[MED25468] l&#x12B;fl&#x12B;, adv. --> lively
[MED25469] l&imacr;fl&imacr;nes(se, n. --> liveliness
[MED25470] l&#x12B;f-l&#x14D;d(e, n. --> livelihood
[MED25471] l&imacr;f-s&imacr;th, n. --> lif-sith
[MED25472] lift, n.(1) --> lift
[MED25473] lift, n.(2) --> lift
[MED25474] lift, adj. --> left
[MED25475] liften, v. --> lift
[MED25476] liftenen, v. --> lift
[MED25477] liftes, n. pl. --> lift
[MED25478] lift-h&omacr;&breve;nd(e, adj. --> left hand
[MED25479] lift-h&omacr;&breve;nded, adj. --> left-handed
[MED25480] l&#x12B;f-t&#x12B;me, n. --> lifetime
[MED25481] lifting(e, ger. --> lifting
[MED25482] liftinges, n. pl. --> liftings
[MED25483] lifting-tonges, n. pl. --> lifting-tongs
[MED25484] liftl&imacr;ce, adj. --> liftlice
[MED25485] lift-s&imacr;deward, adj. --> left-sideward
[MED25486] lifts&#x1D2;mes, adv. --> leftsomes
[MED25487] liftward, adv. --> leftward
[MED25488] l&imacr;f-wh&imacr;l, n. --> life-while
[MED25489] lig&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> ligation
[MED25490] lig&#x101;&#x306;ment, n. --> ligament
[MED25491] ligandl&imacr;, adv. --> lygandly
[MED25492] lig&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> ligatif
[MED25493] lig&#x101;t&#x16B;re, n. --> ligature
[MED25494] li&#x1E7;eaunce, n. --> ligeance
[MED25495] li&#x1E7;&#x1E7;er, n. --> ledger
[MED25496] lighnen, v. --> lighn
[MED25497] light, n. --> light
[MED25498] light, adj.(1) --> light
[MED25499] light, adj.(2) --> light
[MED25500] light(e, adv.(1) --> light
[MED25501] light(e, adv.(2) --> light
[MED25502] lighten, n. --> lighten
[MED25503] lighten, v.(1) --> light
[MED25504] lighten, v.(2) --> light
[MED25505] lighter(e, n. --> lighter
[MED25506] lightes, n. pl. --> lights
[MED25507] light-f&omacr;&dotb;t, adj. --> lightfoot
[MED25508] light-f&omacr;&dotb;ted, adj. --> light-footed
[MED25509] lightful, adj. --> lightful
[MED25510] lighth&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> lighthead
[MED25511] light-herted, adj. --> light-hearted
[MED25512] light-h&omacr;&breve;nded, adj. --> light-handed
[MED25513] light&#x12B;, adj. --> lighty
[MED25514] lighting(e, ger.(1) --> lighting
[MED25515] lighting(e, ger.(2) --> lighting
[MED25515.5] lightishhed, n. --> lightish-hood
[MED25516] lightl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> lightless
[MED25517] lightl&#x12B;, adj. --> lightly
[MED25518] lightl&#x12B;, adv. --> lightly
[MED25519] lightl&imacr;nes(se, n. --> lightliness
[MED25520] lightnen, v.(1) --> lighten
[MED25521] lightnen, v.(2) --> lighten
[MED25522] lightnere, n. --> lightnere
[MED25523] lightnes(se, n.(1) --> lightness
[MED25524] lightnes(se, n.(2) --> lightness
[MED25525] lightning, ger. --> lightning
[MED25526] lightning(e, ger. --> lightning
[MED25527] lightship(e, n. --> lightship
[MED25528] lights&#x1D2;m, adj.(1) --> lightsome
[MED25529] lights&#x1D2;m, adj.(2) --> lightsome
[MED25530] lights&ohacek;men, v. --> lightsome
[MED25531] lights&ohacek;mnesse, n.(1) --> lightsomeness
[MED25532] lights&#x1D2;mnes(se, n.(2) --> lightsomeness
[MED25533] light-witted, adj. --> light-witted
[MED25534] li&#x1E7;iament, n. --> ligiament
[MED25534.5] ligne, adj. --> ligne
[MED25535] lignum al&omacr;es, n. --> lignum aloes
[MED25536] lig&#x16B;r(e, n. --> ligure
[MED25537] li&yogh;th&imacr;, adv. --> li&yogh;thy
[MED25538] l&#x12B;ing(e, ger.(1) --> lying
[MED25539] l&#x12B;ing(e, ger.(2) --> lying
[MED25540] l&#x12B;ingl&#x12B;, adv. --> lyingly
[MED25541] l&#x12B;ing weght, n. --> lying-weight
[MED25542] l&#x12B;k, adj. --> like
[MED25543] l&#x12B;kance, n. --> likance
[MED25544] likanos, n. --> likanos
[MED25545] lik-dish, n. --> lick-dish
[MED25546] l&#x12B;ke, n. --> like
[MED25547] l&imacr;ke, adj. --> like
[MED25548] l&imacr;ke, adv. --> like
[MED25549] l&imacr;k(e, prep. --> like
[MED25550] l&imacr;k(e, conj. --> like
[MED25550.5] -lik(e, suf. --> -like
[MED25551] l&imacr;&breve;ke-d&emacr;lers, n. pl. --> Likedeeler
[MED25552] l&#x12B;kel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> likeless
[MED25553] l&#x12B;ken, v.(1) --> like
[MED25554] l&#x12B;ken, v.(2) --> like
[MED25555] l&imacr;kenare, n. --> likener
[MED25556] likering, ger. --> likering
[MED25557] liker&#x1D2;us, adj. --> lickerous
[MED25558] liker&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> lickerously
[MED25559] liker&#x1D2;usnes(se, n. --> lickerousness
[MED25560] liker&ohacek;ust&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> likerouste
[MED25561] l&#x12B;k(e-w&#x12B;se, adv. --> likewise
[MED25562] l&#x12B;kful, adj. --> likeful
[MED25563] l&#x12B;king(e, ger.(1) --> liking
[MED25564] l&#x12B;kinge, ger.(2) --> liking
[MED25565] l&#x12B;king(e, ppl. adj. --> liking
[MED25566] l&imacr;kingful, adj. --> likingly
[MED25567] l&#x12B;kingl&#x12B;, adv.(1) --> likingly
[MED25568] l&#x12B;kingl&#x12B;, adv.(2) --> likingly
[MED25569] l&#x12B;kingnes, n. --> likingness
[MED25570] likken, v. --> lick
[MED25571] likke-pen&imacr;, n. --> likke-peni
[MED25572] likkere, n. --> licker
[MED25573] likking(e, ger. --> licking
[MED25574] lik-laking, ger. --> lik-laking
[MED25575] liklen, v. --> likele
[MED25576] l&#x12B;kl&#x12B;, adj. --> likely
[MED25577] l&imacr;kl&imacr;, adv. --> likely
[MED25578] l&#x12B;kl&#x12B;&#x306;h&#x14D;d(e, n. --> likelihead
[MED25579] l&#x12B;kl&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> likeliness
[MED25580] lik-morter, n. --> likmorter
[MED25581] l&imacr;knen, v.(1) --> likni
[MED25582] l&#x12B;knen, v.(2) --> liken
[MED25583] l&#x12B;knes(se, n. --> likeness
[MED25584] l&imacr;knessen, v. --> likness
[MED25585] l&imacr;kning(e, ger. --> likening
[MED25586] likornesse, n. --> likorness
[MED25587] lik-pot, n. --> lickpot
[MED25588] l&#x12B;k-w&#x14D;rthe, adj. --> likewurthe
[MED25589] l&#x12B;k-w&#x14D;rth&#x12B;, adj. --> likeworthy
[MED25590] lil&imacr;&amacr;l, adj. --> lilial
[MED25591] lili&amacr;&breve;r, n. --> lilior
[MED25592] lil&#x12B;e, n. --> lily
[MED25593] lil&#x12B;e-fl&#x1D2;ur, n. --> lily-flower
[MED25594] lil&imacr;e-wh&imacr;t, adj. --> lily-white
[MED25595] lille for lalle, phr. --> lille for lalle
[MED25596] lillen, v. --> lille
[MED25597] lilten, v. --> lilt
[MED25598] lilting(e-horn, n. --> lilting-horn
[MED25599] lim, n.(1) --> limb
[MED25600] l&#x12B;m, n.(2) --> lime
[MED25601] l&#x12B;&#x306;maille, n. --> limail
[MED25602] l&#x12B;m&#x101;t&#x16B;re, n. --> limature
[MED25603] l&#x12B;max, n. --> limax
[MED25604] limbe, n. --> limb
[MED25605] limb&#x14D;, n. --> limbo
[MED25605.5] limburgh, n. --> limburgh
[MED25606] limbus, n. --> limbus
[MED25607] l&imacr;me, n.(1) --> lime
[MED25608] l&#x12B;me, n.(2) --> lime
[MED25609] limed, adj. --> limed
[MED25610] l&#x12B;men, v.(1) --> lime
[MED25611] l&#x12B;men, v.(2) --> lime
[MED25612] limener, n. --> limener
[MED25613] lim&#x113;&#x306;r, n. --> limer
[MED25614] l&imacr;mesone, n. --> limesone
[MED25614.4] limi, adj. --> limey
[MED25614.5] limike, n. --> limike
[MED25615] l&#x12B;minge, ger. --> liming
[MED25616] limit&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> limitation
[MED25617] limite, n. --> limit
[MED25618] limiten, v. --> limit
[MED25619] limiting, ger. --> limiting
[MED25620] limit&#x1D2;ur, n. --> limiter
[MED25621] limm&emacr;l(e, adv. --> limb-meal
[MED25622] limnen, v. --> limn
[MED25623] limner(e, n. --> limner
[MED25624] limning(e, ger. --> limning
[MED25625] limn&#x1D2;ur, n. --> limner
[MED25626] limon, n.(1) --> lemon
[MED25627] limon, n.(2) --> limon
[MED25628] l&imacr;m&omacr;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> limosite
[MED25629] lim&ohacek;ur, n. --> limour
[MED25630] l&#x12B;m&#x1D2;us, adj. --> limous
[MED25631] l&imacr;m&ohacek;usnesse, n. --> limousness
[MED25632] limp, n. --> limp
[MED25633] limpen, v.(1) --> limp
[MED25634] limpen, v.(2) --> limp
[MED25635] limph&amacr;te, adj. --> limphate
[MED25636] limpidum, adj. --> limpidum
[MED25637] limpl&#x12B;che, adj. --> limply
[MED25638] limpolding, ger. --> limpolding
[MED25639] limpon, n. --> limpon
[MED25640] l&#x12B;&#x306;n, n. --> line
[MED25641] l&imacr;&breve;n, adj. --> line
[MED25642] lin&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> lineage
[MED25643] lincis, n. --> lincis
[MED25644] l&#x12B;&#x306;n-cl&#x14D;th, n. --> lincloth
[MED25645] Lincoln, n. --> Lincoln
[MED25646] l&#x12B;&#x306;nd(e, n. --> lind
[MED25647] l&#x12B;&#x306;nden, adj. --> linden
[MED25648] lindes&imacr;e, n. --> linsey
[MED25649] linde-tvigle, n. --> linde-tvingle
[MED25650] l&#x12B;ne, n.(1) --> line
[MED25651] lin&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> lignee
[MED25652] l&#x12B;ne&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> lineation
[MED25653] l&imacr;&breve;ne&amacr;l, n. --> lineal
[MED25654] l&#x12B;&#x306;ne&#x101;l, adj. --> lineal
[MED25655] l&#x12B;&#x306;ne&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> lineally
[MED25656] l&imacr;ne-c&omacr;&breve;rde, n. --> line-cord
[MED25657] l&#x12B;&#x306;nen, n. --> linen
[MED25658] l&imacr;&breve;nen, adj. --> linen
[MED25659] l&#x12B;nen, v.(1) --> line
[MED25660] l&#x12B;nen, v.(2) --> line
[MED25661] l&imacr;nen, v.(3) --> line
[MED25661.5] linen, v. --> linen
[MED25662] l&#x12B;ne-right, n., adj., adv. --> line-right
[MED25663] l&#x12B;ne-shark, n. --> lineshark
[MED25664] linet, n. --> lint
[MED25665] lineur, n. --> lineur
[MED25666] ling, n. --> ling
[MED25667] -ling, suf. --> -ling
[MED25668] linge, n. --> linge
[MED25669] -ling(e, suf. --> -ling
[MED25670] lingel, n. --> lingel
[MED25671] -linges, suf. --> -ling
[MED25672] lingu&#x101;l(e, n. --> lingual
[MED25673] l&imacr;n&imacr;, adj. --> lini
[MED25674] l&#x12B;ni&#x101;ment, n. --> lineament
[MED25675] l&imacr;ni&amacr;ment&amacr;ll&imacr;, adv. --> liniamentally
[MED25676] lin&#x12B;&#x306;ment, n. --> liniment
[MED25677] l&#x12B;ning(e, ger. --> lining
[MED25678] lininge, ppl. --> lining
[MED25679] link, n. --> linch
[MED25680] linke, n. --> link
[MED25681] linkelen, v. --> linkelen
[MED25682] linken, v. --> link
[MED25683] link-whitte, n. --> link-whitte
[MED25684] linnen, v. --> lin
[MED25685] linninge, ger. --> linning
[MED25686] lin-pin, n. --> lin-pin
[MED25687] linquishen, v. --> linquish
[MED25688] lins, n. --> linch
[MED25689] l&#x12B;&#x306;n-s&#x113;&#x323;d, n. --> linseed
[MED25690] linsen, v. --> linsen
[MED25691] lins&imacr;-wols&imacr;(e, n. --> linsy-wolsy
[MED25692] lintel, n. --> lintel
[MED25693] lintern, n. --> lintern
[MED25694] lint(e-worme, n. --> lintworm
[MED25695] linx, n. --> lynx
[MED25696] linyolf, n. --> lingel
[MED25697] lionne, n. --> lionne
[MED25698] l&imacr;onseu, n. --> lionseu
[MED25699] l&#x12B;&#x1D2;un, n.(1) --> lion
[MED25700] li&ohacek;un, n.(2) --> Lyon
[MED25701] l&#x12B;&#x1D2;unes(se, n. --> lioness
[MED25702] l&#x12B;&#x1D2;ur(e, n. --> lear
[MED25702.5] lipe, n. --> lipe
[MED25703] lipet, n. --> lipet
[MED25704] l&imacr;ping, adj. --> liping
[MED25705] lipl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> lipless
[MED25706] lipnen, v. --> lippen
[MED25706.5] lipotomie, n. --> lipothymy
[MED25707] lip(pe, n.(1) --> lip
[MED25708] lipp&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> lipe
[MED25708.5] lipped, adj. --> lipped
[MED25709] lippet&omacr;miai&ghacek;e, n. --> lippetomiaige
[MED25709.5] lippient, adj. --> lippient
[MED25710] lippit&umacr;de, n. --> lippitude
[MED25711] lippit&umacr;denes, n. --> lippitudenez
[MED25711.5] liptocosan, n. --> liptocosan
[MED25712] liptomer, n. --> liptomer
[MED25713] l&imacr;&breve;p-y&amacr;&breve;te, n. --> leap-gate
[MED25714] liqu&#x101;ble, adj. &amp; n. --> liquable
[MED25715] liqu&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;ne, n. --> liquacione
[MED25716] liqu&#x101;men, n. --> liquamen
[MED25717] liquefacci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> liquefaction
[MED25718] liquefacte, adj. --> liquefacte
[MED25719] liquefact&imacr;&breve;ve, adj. --> liquefactive
[MED25720] liquef&#x12B;en, v. --> liquefy
[MED25721] liquid(e, adj. --> liquid
[MED25722] liquid&#x12B;, adj. --> liquidy
[MED25723] lire, n.(1) --> lure
[MED25724] l&#x12B;re, n.(2) --> lire
[MED25725] l&#x12B;re, n.(3) --> lyre
[MED25726] L&imacr;re, n.(4) --> Lierre
[MED25727] l&#x12B;ren, v. --> lire
[MED25728] l&imacr;r&imacr;e, adj. --> liry
[MED25729] l&imacr;&breve;r&imacr;-l&omacr;ng, adj. --> liri-long
[MED25730] l&imacr;ring, ger. --> learing
[MED25731] lirken, v. --> lirk
[MED25732] lirte, n. --> lirt
[MED25733] lirten, v. --> lirt
[MED25734] lis&amacr;ble, adj. --> lisable
[MED25735] liser, n. --> liser
[MED25736] lis&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> lisible
[MED25737] lisine, n. --> lisine
[MED25738] lisning, ger. --> lisning
[MED25739] lisper, n. --> lisper
[MED25740] lisping(e, ger. --> lisping
[MED25741] lis-punt, n. --> list-punt
[MED25742] lis(se, n. --> liss
[MED25743] lissen, v. --> lisse
[MED25744] lissing(e, ger. --> lissing
[MED25745] list, n.(1) --> list
[MED25746] list, n.(2) --> list
[MED25747] list, n.(3) --> list
[MED25748] list(e, n.(1) --> list
[MED25749] l&#x12B;&#x306;st(e, n.(2) --> list
[MED25750] liste, adj. --> liste
[MED25751] listed, ppl. --> listed
[MED25752] listel&#x12B;, adv. --> listly
[MED25753] listen, n. --> listen
[MED25754] listen, v.(1) --> list
[MED25755] listen, v.(2) --> list
[MED25756] listenen, v. --> listen
[MED25757] listeninge, ger. --> listening
[MED25758] lister, n. --> lister
[MED25759] list&imacr;, adj.(1) --> listy
[MED25760] list&#x12B;, adj.(2) --> listy
[MED25761] list&#x12B;l&#x12B;, adv. --> listily
[MED25762] list&imacr;nes, n. --> listines
[MED25763] listing(e, ger.(1) --> listing
[MED25764] listing(e, ger.(2) --> listing
[MED25765] listl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> listless
[MED25766] listl&emacr;&breve;sh&emacr;de, n. --> listlesshede
[MED25767] listore, n. --> listore
[MED25768] listresse, n. --> listress
[MED25769] l&imacr;tare, n. --> litare
[MED25770] litar&#x1E7;e, n. --> litharge
[MED25771] litar&#x1E7;&#x12B;(e, n. --> lethargy
[MED25772] litar&#x1E7;ik, n. --> lethargic
[MED25773] litar&ghacek;ik, adj. --> litargik
[MED25774] litar&ghacek;ir&imacr;, n. --> litargiry
[MED25775] lit(e, n.(1) --> lit
[MED25776] l&#x12B;t(e, n.(2) --> lite
[MED25777] l&imacr;t(e, n.(3) --> lite
[MED25778] l&#x12B;t(e, adj.(1) --> lite
[MED25779] l&#x12B;te, adj.(2) --> lite
[MED25780] l&imacr;t(e, adv. --> lite
[MED25781] l&imacr;&breve;tel, n. --> little
[MED25782] l&#x12B;&#x306;tel, adj. --> little
[MED25783] l&imacr;&breve;tel, adv. --> little
[MED25784] l&#x12B;&#x306;telen, v. --> little
[MED25785] l&#x12B;&#x306;telh&#x113;d(e, n. --> littlehead
[MED25786] l&imacr;&breve;teling(e, ger. --> littling, n.2
[MED25787] l&imacr;&breve;tellaik, n. --> littlelaik
[MED25788] l&#x12B;&#x306;tell&#x12B;e, adv. --> littly
[MED25789] l&imacr;&breve;telm&emacr;l(e, adv. --> littlemeal
[MED25790] l&#x12B;&#x306;telnes(se, n. --> littleness
[MED25791] l&imacr;&breve;tel what, phr. --> little what
[MED25792] liten, v.(1) --> lit
[MED25793] l&#x12B;ten, v.(2) --> lite
[MED25794] l&#x12B;ten, v.(3) --> lite
[MED25795] liter&#x101;l, adj. --> literal
[MED25795.5] literalli, adj. --> literally
[MED25796] liter&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> literally
[MED25797] liter(e, n. --> litter
[MED25798] literen, v. --> litter
[MED25799] litering, ger. --> littering
[MED25800] litester(e, n. --> litster
[MED25801] lith, n.(1) --> lith
[MED25802] lith, n.(2) --> lith
[MED25803] lith, n.(3) --> lith
[MED25804] l&#x12B;th, n.(4) --> lith
[MED25805] l&#x12B;th(e, n. --> lithe
[MED25806] l&#x12B;th(e, adj. --> lithe
[MED25807] l&imacr;the, adv. --> lithe
[MED25808] l&#x12B;thel&#x12B;che, adv. --> lithely
[MED25809] l&#x12B;then, v.(1) --> lithe
[MED25810] l&#x12B;then, v.(2) --> lithe
[MED25811] l&#x12B;then, v.(3) --> lithe
[MED25812] lithere, n.(1) --> lither
[MED25813] lither(e, n.(2) --> lither
[MED25814] lither(e, adj. --> lither
[MED25815] lither(e, adv. --> lither
[MED25816] litheren, v.(1) --> lither
[MED25817] litheren, v.(2) --> lither
[MED25818] litherh&emacr;de, n. --> litherhead
[MED25819] litherl&#x12B;, adv. --> litherly
[MED25820] lithernes(se, n. --> litherness
[MED25821] l&imacr;thfulle, adj. --> lithefull
[MED25822] l&imacr;th&imacr;, adj. --> lithy
[MED25823] l&imacr;thing, ger. --> lithing
[MED25824] l&#x12B;thnes(se, n. --> litheness
[MED25824.5] lithsum, adj. --> lithesome
[MED25825] l&#x12B;&#x306;th-wort, n. --> lithwort
[MED25826] l&imacr;&breve;t&imacr;, adj. --> lity
[MED25827] litigere, n. --> litigere
[MED25828] l&#x12B;&#x306;ti&#x1E7;i&#x1D2;us, adj. --> litigious
[MED25829] l&#x12B;ting(e, ger.(1) --> litting
[MED25830] l&imacr;ting(e, ger.(2) --> liting
[MED25831] litlum, adv. --> litlum
[MED25832] lit-mose, n. --> litmus
[MED25833] littenen, v.(1) --> litten
[MED25834] littenen, v.(2) --> litten
[MED25835] litter&#x101;te, adj. --> literate
[MED25836] litter&#x101;&#x306;t&#x16B;re, n. --> literature
[MED25836.5] littereted, adj. --> literated
[MED25837] litton(e, n. --> litten
[MED25838] litt&ohacek;ures, n. pl. --> littoures
[MED25839] litugures, n. --> litugures
[MED25840] l&imacr;twhat, phr. --> lit what
[MED25841] livane, n. --> livane
[MED25842] l&imacr;vel&imacr;h&emacr;d(e, n. --> livelihead
[MED25843] liven, v.(1) --> live
[MED25844] l&#x12B;ven, v.(2) --> live
[MED25845] liveneth, n. --> livenoth
[MED25846] liver, adj. --> liver
[MED25847] liveraunce, n. --> liverance
[MED25848] liver(e, n.(1) --> liver
[MED25849] liver(e, n.(2) --> liver
[MED25850] liver&#x113;&#x323;, n.(3) --> livery
[MED25851] livered, ppl. adj. --> livered
[MED25852] liveren, v. --> liver
[MED25853] liver&emacr;&dotb;&breve;s&ohacek;un, n. --> liverison
[MED25853.5] liveresounere, n. --> liverisoner
[MED25854] liveret, n. --> livret
[MED25855] livering(e, ger. --> livering
[MED25856] liverl&imacr;e, adv. --> liverly
[MED25857] liver-wort, n. --> liverwort
[MED25858] l&imacr;ves, adj. --> life
[MED25859] l&#x12B;v&#x12B;, adj. --> lifey
[MED25860] l&#x12B;&#x306;vid(e, adj. &amp; n. --> livid
[MED25861] l&#x12B;&#x306;vidit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> lividity
[MED25862] living(e, ger. --> living
[MED25863] living(e, ppl. adj. --> living
[MED25864] livingl&#x12B;, adv. --> livingly
[MED25865] liv&ohacek;ur, n. --> livor
[MED25866] l&#x14D;, interj. --> lo
[MED25867] lob, n. --> looby
[MED25868] lobassi, n. --> lobassi
[MED25869] lobbe-k&#x113;&#x323;ling, n. --> lob-keeling
[MED25870] l&#x14D;&#x306;be, n. --> lobe
[MED25871] lobre, n. --> lubber
[MED25872] lobur-yone, n. --> lobur-yone
[MED25873] loc&amacr;ble, adj. --> locable
[MED25874] l&omacr;&breve;c&amacr;l, n. --> local
[MED25875] l&#x14D;&#x306;c&#x101;l, adj. --> local
[MED25876] l&omacr;&breve;c&amacr;li&amacr;l, adj. --> localial
[MED25877] l&#x14D;&#x306;c&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> locally
[MED25878] loc-chester, n. --> lockchester
[MED25879] l&#x14D;ch(e, n. --> loach
[MED25880] l&#x14D;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> lotion
[MED25881] loc&#x16B;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> locution
[MED25882] loculus, n. --> loculus
[MED25883] l&#x14D;custe, n. --> locust
[MED25883.5] locutorie, n. --> locutory
[MED25884] lodden, v. --> lodden
[MED25885] loddere, n.(1) --> lodder
[MED25886] lodder(e, n.(2) --> lodder
[MED25887] lodderl&imacr;, adv. --> lodderly
[MED25888] l&#x14D;d(e, n. --> lode
[MED25889] l&#x14D;der(e, n. --> loder
[MED25890] l&omacr;der-man, n. --> loder-man
[MED25891] l&#x14D;des-man, n. --> lodesman
[MED25892] l&omacr;de-sterre, n. --> lodestar | loadstar
[MED25893] l&omacr;de-wort, n. --> lode-wort
[MED25894] l&omacr;ding, ger. --> loading
[MED25895] l&omacr;dl&imacr;chh&emacr;de, n. --> lodlichhede
[MED25896] l&omacr;d-l&omacr;&breve;nd, n. --> lod-lond
[MED25897] l&#x14D;d-man, n. --> lodeman
[MED25898] l&#x14D;d-man&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> lodemanage
[MED25899] loen&#x1E7;e, n. --> loange
[MED25900] l&#x14D;&#x306;f, n.(1) --> lof
[MED25901] l&#x14D;f, n.(2) --> loaf
[MED25902] l&omacr;&dotb;f, n.(3) --> lof
[MED25903] l&#x14D;&#x323;f, n.(4) --> luff
[MED25904] l&omacr;ffinge, ger. --> loffing
[MED25905] l&omacr;&breve;fli, adj. --> lofly
[MED25906] l&#x1D2;fs&#x1D2;m, adj. --> lovesome
[MED25907] l&ohacek;fs&ohacek;mh&emacr;de, n. --> lovesomehead
[MED25908] l&#x14D;&#x306;f-s&#x14D;ng, n. --> lof-song
[MED25909] l&omacr;&breve;f-s&omacr;ngere, n. --> lofsonger
[MED25910] l&omacr;f-sugre, n. --> loaf-sugar
[MED25911] loft, n. --> loft
[MED25912] loft-cast&emacr;&breve;l, n. --> loft-castel
[MED25913] loft&#x12B;, adj. --> loft
[MED25914] lof-yern, adj. --> lof-yern
[MED25915] log(ge, n.(1) --> log
[MED25916] l&#x14D;&#x306;&#x1E7;&#x1E7;(e, n.(2) --> lodge
[MED25917] l&#x14D;&#x306;&#x1E7;&#x1E7;en, v. --> lodge
[MED25918] l&omacr;&breve;&ghacek;&ghacek;ere, n. --> lodger
[MED25919] l&omacr;&breve;&ghacek;&ghacek;ing(e, ger. --> lodging
[MED25920] l&omacr;&breve;&ghacek;&ghacek;inge-pl&amacr;ce, n. --> lodging-place
[MED25921] l&#x14D;&#x323;gh, n. --> logh
[MED25922] loghten, v. --> loght
[MED25923] lo&#x1E7;ic&#x101;l, adj. --> logical
[MED25924] lo&#x1E7;icien, n. --> logician
[MED25925] lo&#x1E7;ik(e, n. --> logic
[MED25926] lo&#x1E7;ike, adj. --> logic
[MED25927] Loherin, n. --> Loherin
[MED25928] loialt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> loyalty
[MED25929] loine, n.(1) --> loin
[MED25930] loine, n.(2) --> loyn
[MED25931] loinen, v.(1) --> loin
[MED25932] loinen, v.(2) --> loin
[MED25933] lointain, adj. --> lontaigne
[MED25934] loiot&ohacek;ur, n. --> loyotour
[MED25935] loire, n. --> loire
[MED25936] loitren, v. --> loiter
[MED25937] loitring, ger. --> loitering
[MED25938] lok, n.(1) --> lock
[MED25939] lok, n.(2) --> lock
[MED25940] l&#x14D;k, n.(3) --> lake
[MED25941] l&#x14D;&#x323;k, n.(4) --> look
[MED25942] lok-d&#x14D;re, n. --> lugdor
[MED25943] l&#x14D;&#x306;ken, v.(1) --> lock
[MED25944] l&#x14D;&#x323;ken, v.(2) --> look
[MED25945] lokeram, n. --> lockram
[MED25946] l&#x14D;&#x306;ker(e, n.(1) --> locker
[MED25947] l&#x14D;&#x323;ker(e, n.(2) --> looker
[MED25947.5] loker(e, n.(3) --> locker
[MED25948] lokeren, v. --> lockered
[MED25949] lokeringe, ger. --> lockering
[MED25950] loker-smith, n. --> locker-smith
[MED25951] loket, n.(1) --> locket
[MED25952] loket, n.(2) --> locket
[MED25953] lokier(e, n. --> lockyer
[MED25954] lokiestere, n. --> lokiestere
[MED25955] l&#x14D;&#x323;king(e, ger. --> looking
[MED25956] lokked, adj. --> locked
[MED25957] lokk&imacr;, adj. --> locky
[MED25958] lokkinge, ger. --> lokking
[MED25959] l&omacr;&dotb;klinge, adv. --> lokling
[MED25960] l&omacr;knen, v. --> loken
[MED25961] lok-smith, n. --> locksmith
[MED25962] Lollard, n. --> Lollard
[MED25963] Lollard&#x12B;(e, n. --> Lollardy
[MED25964] Lollardnes, n. --> Lollardness
[MED25965] Lollardr&#x12B;(e, n. --> Lollardry
[MED25966] lollaren, adj. --> lollaren
[MED25967] lollen, v. --> loll
[MED25968] loller(e, n. --> Loller
[MED25969] loller&#x12B;e, n. --> Lollery
[MED25970] lollinge, ger. --> lolling
[MED25971] loltren, v. --> loiter
[MED25972] l&#x14D;m, n. --> loam
[MED25973] l&#x14D;&#x306;mb, n. --> lamb
[MED25974] Lombard, n. &amp; adj. --> Lombard
[MED25975] Lombard&#x12B;(e, n. --> Lombardy
[MED25976] Lombardish, adj. --> Lombardish
[MED25977] l&omacr;&breve;mbes t&ohacek;nge, n. --> lombes tounge
[MED25978] l&omacr;&breve;mbishl&imacr;, adv. --> lombishly
[MED25979] l&omacr;&breve;mbl&imacr;che, adj. --> lamblike
[MED25980] l&#x14D;&#x323;me, n. --> loom
[MED25981] l&omacr;&dotb;me, adj. --> lome
[MED25982] l&#x14D;&#x323;me, adv. --> lome
[MED25983] l&#x14D;mente, n. --> loment
[MED25984] l&omacr;merande, ppl. adj. --> lumber
[MED25985] l&omacr;&dotb;mful, adj. --> lomful
[MED25986] l&omacr;&dotb;ml&imacr;c, adj. --> lomlic
[MED25987] l&omacr;&breve;mpringe, ger. --> lomper
[MED25988] l&#x14D;nd, n. --> land
[MED25989] l&omacr;nd-b&omacr;&dotb;k, n. --> land-book
[MED25990] l&omacr;&breve;nd-drei, adj. --> londdrei
[MED25991] l&#x14D;nded, ppl. adj.(1) --> landed
[MED25992] l&omacr;nded, ppl. adj.(2) --> londid
[MED25993] l&#x14D;nden, v. --> land
[MED25994] L&ohacek;ndenish, adj. --> Londonish
[MED25995] L&ohacek;ndenois, n. --> Londonois
[MED25996] l&omacr;nd(es-&emacr;&breve;nd(e, n. --> Land's end
[MED25997] l&omacr;ndes laue, n. --> land's law
[MED25998] l&omacr;nd(es-man, n. --> landsman
[MED25999] l&#x14D;nd-folk, n. --> landfolk
[MED26000] l&#x14D;nd-g&#x101;&#x306;vel, n. --> land-gavel
[MED26001] l&omacr;nd-&yogh;em&amacr;re, n. --> lond-&yogh;emare
[MED26002] l&omacr;nding(e, ger. --> landing
[MED26003] l&#x14D;ndish, adj. --> landish
[MED26004] l&omacr;nd-l&emacr;pere, n. --> land-leaper
[MED26005] l&omacr;nd-l&emacr;ping, adj. --> land-leaping
[MED26006] l&omacr;nd-l&omacr;rd, n. --> landlord
[MED26007] L&#x1D2;ndon, n. --> London
[MED26008] L&#x1D2;ndoner(e, n. --> Londoner
[MED26009] l&omacr;nd-pl&amacr;te, n. --> lond-plate
[MED26010] L&ohacek;ndreis, n.pl. --> Loundreis
[MED26011] l&omacr;nd-stath, n. --> land-stath
[MED26012] l&omacr;nd-tilling, ppl. adj. --> land-tilling
[MED26013] l&omacr;nd-tilling(e, ger. --> land-tilling
[MED26014] l&#x14D;n(e, n.(1) --> loan
[MED26015] l&#x14D;&#x323;ne, n.(2) --> lone
[MED26016] l&#x14D;n(e, adj. --> lone
[MED26017] l&omacr;&breve;ng, n. --> long
[MED26018] l&#x14D;&#x306;ng, adj.(1) --> long
[MED26019] l&#x14D;&#x306;ng, adj.(2) --> long
[MED26020] -l&omacr;&breve;ng, suf. --> -long
[MED26021] l&omacr;&breve;ng-ab&imacr;ding(e, n. --> long-abiding
[MED26022] longaine, n. --> longayne
[MED26023] long&amacr;les, n. pl. --> longales
[MED26024] longanimit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> longanimity
[MED26025] long&#x101;&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> longaon
[MED26026] l&omacr;&breve;ng-&amacr;&breve;vering, n. --> longavering
[MED26027] l&omacr;&breve;ng-cart, n. --> long cart
[MED26028] l&#x1D2;nge, n. --> lung
[MED26029] l&#x14D;&#x306;nge, adv. --> long
[MED26030] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngen, v.(1) --> long
[MED26031] l&omacr;&breve;ngen, v.(2) --> long
[MED26032] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngen, v.(3) --> long
[MED26033] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngen, v.(4) --> long
[MED26034] l&#x14D;&#x306;ng-&#x113;r, adv. --> langer
[MED26035] l&omacr;&breve;ngere, n. --> longer
[MED26036] l&#x14D;&#x306;nges, adv. --> longs
[MED26037] -l&omacr;&breve;nges, suf. --> -longes
[MED26038] longeure, n. --> longueur
[MED26039] l&omacr;&breve;ngh&emacr;d, n. --> longhed
[MED26040] l&#x14D;&#x306;nging(e, ger.(1) --> longing
[MED26041] l&#x14D;&#x306;nginge, ger.(2) --> longing
[MED26042] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngingl&#x12B;, adv. --> longingly
[MED26043] l&omacr;&breve;nging-pl&amacr;ce, n. --> lodging place
[MED26044] longit&imacr;&breve;f, adv. --> longitive
[MED26045] lon&#x1E7;it&#x16B;de, n. --> longitude
[MED26046] lon&#x1E7;it&#x16B;din&#x101;l, adj. --> longitudinal
[MED26047] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngl&#x12B;, adv. --> longly
[MED26048] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngnes(se, n. --> longness
[MED26049] Longobardes, n.pl. --> longbeard
[MED26050] l&omacr;&breve;ng-peper, n. --> long pepper
[MED26051] l&#x14D;&#x306;ng-setel, n. --> langsettle
[MED26052] l&#x14D;&#x306;ng-ship, n. --> longship
[MED26053] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngs&#x1D2;m, adj. --> longsome
[MED26054] l&#x14D;&#x306;ngs&#x1D2;mnesse, n. --> longsomeness
[MED26055] l&#x1D2;ng-wort, n. --> lungwort
[MED26056] l&omacr;ning-d&imacr;k, n. --> loaning-dike
[MED26057] l&#x14D;ning(e, n. --> loaning
[MED26058] l&omacr;ninge, ger. --> loning
[MED26059] lonke, n. --> lonke
[MED26060] lontucerius, n. --> lontucerius
[MED26061] l&#x14D;p, n. --> lope
[MED26062] l&#x14D;pen, v. --> lope | loup
[MED26063] l&#x14D;per, n. --> loper
[MED26064] loper-bl&omacr;&dotb;d, n. --> lopper-blood
[MED26065] loperen, v. --> lopper
[MED26066] loperinge, ger. --> lopper
[MED26067] lopin, n. --> lopyn
[MED26068] l&#x14D;pinge, ger. --> louping
[MED26069] loppe, n.(1) --> lop
[MED26070] loppe, n.(2) --> lop
[MED26071] lopped, ppl. adj. --> lopped
[MED26072] lopp&#x12B;, adj. --> loppy
[MED26073] lopster, n. --> lobster
[MED26074] loqu&#x101;cit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> loquacity
[MED26075] lorain, n. --> lorain
[MED26076] lorche, n. --> lorche
[MED26077] lorchen, v. --> lurch
[MED26078] l&#x14D;rd, n. --> lord
[MED26079] l&#x14D;rden, v. --> lord
[MED26080] l&omacr;rdes-d&omacr;m, n. --> lord-dom
[MED26081] l&#x14D;rd-fast, adj. --> lordfast
[MED26082] l&#x14D;rdfulle, adj. --> lordful
[MED26083] l&#x14D;rdh&#x113;d(e, n. --> lordhead
[MED26084] l&#x14D;rding(e, n. --> lording
[MED26085] l&#x14D;rdl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> lordless
[MED26086] l&#x14D;rdl&#x12B;, adj. --> lordly
[MED26087] l&#x14D;rdl&#x12B;, adv. --> lordly
[MED26088] l&#x14D;rdl&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> lordliness
[MED26089] l&#x14D;rdling, n. --> lordling
[MED26090] l&#x14D;rdship(e, n. --> lordship
[MED26091] l&#x14D;rdshipen, v. --> lordship
[MED26092] l&omacr;rdshipere, n. --> lordshipper
[MED26093] l&omacr;rdshiping(e, ger. --> lordshipping
[MED26094] l&#x14D;rd-swike, n. --> lordswike
[MED26095] l&#x14D;re, n.(1) --> lore
[MED26096] l&#x14D;r(e, n.(2) --> lore
[MED26097] l&omacr;re-fader, n. --> lore-father
[MED26098] lorei, n. --> lorey
[MED26099] l&#x14D;rel, n. --> lorel
[MED26100] l&#x14D;r(e)l&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> loreless
[MED26101] l&#x14D;rel&#x12B;, adv. --> lorelly
[MED26102] l&omacr;relshipe, n. --> lorelship
[MED26103] l&#x14D;rer, n. --> lorer
[MED26104] l&#x14D;res-man, n. --> loresman
[MED26105] l&#x14D;r(e-spel, n. --> lorespell
[MED26106] loret-silver, n. --> loret-silver
[MED26107] lorgh, n. --> lorgh
[MED26108] lorimer, n. --> lorimer
[MED26109] l&omacr;rne, n. --> lorne
[MED26110] l&omacr;r-thein, n. --> lortheines
[MED26111] l&#x14D;r-theu, n. --> lorthew
[MED26111.5] lor-theudom, n. --> lorthewdom
[MED26112] l&#x14D;&#x306;s, n.(1) --> loss
[MED26113] l&#x14D;s, n.(2) --> lose
[MED26114] l&#x14D;&#x323;s, adj. --> loose
[MED26115] l&omacr;&dotb;s, adv. --> louse
[MED26116] l&#x14D;s&#x101;ble, adj.(1) --> losable
[MED26116.5] losable, adj.(2) --> loosable
[MED26117] losan&ghacek;&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> losange
[MED26118] l&omacr;sed, ppl. --> losed
[MED26119] l&#x14D;sel, n. --> losel
[MED26120] l&#x14D;selr&#x12B;(e, n. --> loselry
[MED26121] l&#x14D;sen, v.(1) --> lose
[MED26122] l&#x14D;sen, v.(2) --> lose
[MED26123] l&#x14D;&#x323;sen, v.(3) --> loose
[MED26124] losenchid, ppl. --> losenchid
[MED26125] losen&#x1E7;e, n.(1) --> lozenge
[MED26125.5] losenge, n.(2) --> losen;ge
[MED26126] l&#x14D;&#x306;sen&#x1E7;en, v. --> losenge
[MED26127] l&#x14D;&#x306;sen&#x1E7;er, n. --> losenger
[MED26128] l&#x14D;&#x306;sen;&#x1E7;er&#x12B;(e, n. --> losengery
[MED26129] losen&#x1E7;ew&#x12B;se, adv. --> lozengewise
[MED26130] l&#x14D;sere, n. --> loser
[MED26131] l&#x14D;ser&#x12B;, n. --> losery
[MED26132] l&#x14D;sing(e, ger.(1) --> losing
[MED26133] l&#x14D;&#x323;sing(e, ger.(2) --> loosing
[MED26134] l&#x14D;&#x323;sl&#x12B;(e, adv. --> loosely
[MED26135] l&#x14D;&#x323;snen, v. --> loosen
[MED26136] l&omacr;&dotb;snes(se, n. --> looseness
[MED26137] l&omacr;&breve;s-s&omacr;ken, n. --> lossoken
[MED26138] l&#x14D;&#x306;st(e, n. --> lost
[MED26139] lost&#x113;&#x306;l, n. --> lostell
[MED26140] l&omacr;&breve;sten, v. --> lose
[MED26141] l&#x14D;&#x306;stl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> lostless
[MED26142] l&#x14D;&#x306;t, n.(1) --> lot
[MED26143] lot, n.(2) --> lot
[MED26144] l&#x14D;t(e, n. --> lait
[MED26145] l&omacr;te, adj. --> lote
[MED26146] l&#x14D;te-b&#x12B;, n. --> loteby
[MED26146.5] loten, adj. --> laiten
[MED26147] l&#x14D;ten, v.(1) --> lote
[MED26148] l&#x14D;ten, v.(2) --> lote
[MED26149] l&omacr;ten, v.(3) --> lote
[MED26150] l&#x14D;th, n. --> loath
[MED26151] l&#x14D;th, adj. --> loath
[MED26152] l&omacr;th, adv. --> lote
[MED26153] l&#x14D;then, adj. --> lothen
[MED26154] l&#x14D;then, v. --> loathe
[MED26154.5] Lothey, adj. --> Lothey
[MED26155] l&omacr;th-folk, n. --> loth-folk
[MED26156] l&#x14D;thful, adj. --> loathful
[MED26157] l&#x14D;th&#x12B;, adj. --> loathy
[MED26158] l&omacr;th&imacr;nes, n. --> loathiness
[MED26159] l&#x14D;thing(e, ger. --> loathing
[MED26160] l&#x14D;thl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> loathless
[MED26161] l&omacr;thl&emacr;&breve;snesse, n. --> loathlessness
[MED26162] l&#x14D;thl&#x12B;, adj. --> loathly
[MED26163] l&#x14D;thl&#x12B;, adv. --> loathly
[MED26164] l&#x14D;thl&#x12B;&#x306;chen, v. --> loathly
[MED26165] l&omacr;thl&imacr;nesse, n. --> loathliness
[MED26166] l&#x14D;thnesse, n. --> loathness
[MED26167] l&#x14D;ths&#x1D2;m, adj. --> loathsome
[MED26168] l&#x14D;ths&#x1D2;ml&#x12B;, adv. --> loathsomely
[MED26169] l&#x14D;ths&#x1D2;mnes(se, n. --> loathsomeness
[MED26170] l&#x14D;tinge, ger. --> lotting
[MED26171] l&#x14D;&#x306;tl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> lotless
[MED26172] lotleshipe, n. --> lotleship
[MED26173] l&#x14D;&#x306;tten, v. --> lot
[MED26174] lotterel(le, n. --> lotterel
[MED26175] l&omacr;&breve;tting, ger. --> lotting
[MED26176] lou&#x101;ble, adj. --> allowable
[MED26177] l&#x1D2;ud, adj. --> loud
[MED26178] loude, n. --> loude
[MED26179] l&#x1D2;ude, adv. --> loud
[MED26180] l&#x1D2;udl&#x12B;, adv. --> loudly
[MED26181] l&#x1D2;udnesse, n. --> loudness
[MED26182] loue, n.(1) --> law
[MED26183] loue, n.(2) --> lowe
[MED26184] loue, n.(3) --> low
[MED26185] loue, adj. --> low
[MED26186] loue, adv. --> low
[MED26187] l&#x1D2;uen, n. --> loon
[MED26188] louen, v.(1) --> low
[MED26189] louen, v.(2) --> lowe
[MED26190] louen, v.(3) --> low
[MED26191] louen, v.(4) --> 'low
[MED26192] louer(e, n.(1) --> lower
[MED26193] louer(e, n.(2) --> lower
[MED26194] louez, n. --> louez
[MED26195] lough, n. --> lough
[MED26196] louheran, n. --> louheran
[MED26197] louing(e, ger.(1) --> lowing
[MED26198] louing(e, ger.(2) --> lowing
[MED26199] louing(e, ger.(3) --> lowing
[MED26200] louinge, ger.(4) --> lowing
[MED26201] Louis, n.(1) --> louis
[MED26202] louis, n.(2) --> louis
[MED26203] l&#x1D2;uk, n. --> louk
[MED26204] l&ohacek;uke, n.(1) --> louke
[MED26205] l&#x1D2;uke, n.(2) --> louke
[MED26206] l&ohacek;uke-cr&omacr;&dotb;k, n. --> lukecroke
[MED26207] l&#x1D2;uken, v.(1) --> louk
[MED26208] l&#x1D2;uken, v.(2) --> louk
[MED26209] l&ohacek;uker, n. --> louker
[MED26209.5] loukinge, ger. --> loukinge
[MED26210] loul&#x12B;, adj. --> lowly
[MED26211] loul&#x12B;, adv. --> lowly
[MED26212] loul&imacr;h&emacr;d(e, n. --> lowlihead
[MED26213] loulines(se, n. --> loveliness
[MED26214] loul&imacr;t&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> lowlyte
[MED26215] l&ohacek;umish, adj. --> loumish
[MED26216] l&ohacek;umishnesse, n. --> loumishness
[MED26217] l&#x1D2;unen, v. --> loune
[MED26218] lounes(se, n. --> lowness
[MED26219] l&#x1D2;upe, n.(1) --> loop
[MED26220] l&#x1D2;up(e, n.(2) --> loop
[MED26221] l&#x1D2;up(e, n.(3) --> loop
[MED26222] l&#x1D2;upen, v. --> loop
[MED26223] l&#x1D2;ur, n. --> lour
[MED26224] lour, interj. --> lour
[MED26225] l&#x1D2;urd, adj. --> lourd
[MED26226] l&#x1D2;uren, v. --> lour
[MED26227] l&ohacek;urer, n. --> lourer
[MED26228] l&ohacek;ur&imacr;, adj. --> loury
[MED26229] louring, n. --> louring
[MED26230] l&#x1D2;uring(e, ger. --> louring
[MED26231] l&#x1D2;us(e, n. --> louse
[MED26232] l&#x1D2;usen, v. --> louse
[MED26233] loushipe, n. --> loushipe
[MED26234] l&#x1D2;us&#x12B;, adj. --> lousy
[MED26235] l&#x1D2;ut, n. --> lout
[MED26236] l&#x1D2;uten, v.(1) --> lout
[MED26237] l&#x1D2;uten, v.(2) --> lout
[MED26238] l&#x1D2;uter, n. --> louter
[MED26239] l&ohacek;uteren, v. --> luttered
[MED26240] l&#x1D2;uting(e, ger. --> louting
[MED26241] l&#x1D2;v&#x101;ble, adj.(1) --> lovable
[MED26242] l&#x14D;v&#x101;ble, adj.(2) --> lovable
[MED26243] l&#x14D;v&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> lovably
[MED26244] l&#x1D2;v-&#x101;che, n. --> lovage
[MED26245] l&#x1D2;ve, n.(1) --> love
[MED26246] l&#x14D;ve, n.(2) --> lave
[MED26247] l&#x14D;&#x323;ve, n.(3) --> loof
[MED26248] l&ohacek;ve-b&emacr;&dotb;ne, n. --> love-bene
[MED26249] l&ohacek;ve-b&omacr;&dotb;n(e, n. --> lovebene
[MED26250] l&#x1D2;ve-c&#x14D;p, n. --> lovecop
[MED26251] l&ohacek;ve-c&omacr;p-fr&imacr;, adj. --> lovecopfree
[MED26252] l&#x1D2;ve-dai, n. --> loveday
[MED26253] l&ohacek;ve-daiing, ger. --> lastage-free
[MED26254] l&#x1D2;veful, adj. --> loveful
[MED26255] l&#x1D2;vel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> loveless
[MED26256] l&#x1D2;vel&#x12B;, adj. --> lovely
[MED26257] l&#x1D2;vel&#x12B;, adv. --> lovely
[MED26258] l&#x1D2;vel&#x12B;l&#x12B;, adv. --> lovelily
[MED26259] l&#x1D2;ven, v.(1) --> love
[MED26260] l&#x14D;&#x306;ven, v.(2) --> love
[MED26261] l&#x14D;&#x323;ven, v.(3) --> luff
[MED26262] l&#x1D2;v(e)nesse, n. --> loveness
[MED26263] lover(e, n.(1) --> louvre
[MED26264] l&#x1D2;ver(e, n.(2) --> lover
[MED26265] l&#x14D;&#x306;ver(e, n.(3) --> lover
[MED26266] l&#x1D2;ve-r&#x113;den, n. --> lovered
[MED26267] l&ohacek;ve-r&emacr;denl&imacr;, adv. --> loveredly
[MED26268] l&#x1D2;veship, n. --> loveship
[MED26269] l&#x1D2;vesumnes, n. --> lovesomeness
[MED26270] l&#x1D2;ving(e, ger.(1) --> loving
[MED26271] l&#x14D;&#x306;ving(e, ger.(2) --> loving
[MED26272] l&ohacek;vingful, adj. --> lovingful
[MED26273] l&#x1D2;vingl&#x12B;, adv.(1) --> lovingly
[MED26274] l&omacr;&breve;vingl&imacr;, adv.(2) --> lovingly
[MED26275] l&umacr;bans, n. --> lubans
[MED26276] l&umacr;brifact&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> lubrifactive
[MED26277] l&#x16B;brif&#x12B;en, v. --> lubrify
[MED26278] l&umacr;brif&imacr;eng, ger. --> lubrifying
[MED26279] luburren, v. --> luburre
[MED26280] L&#x16B;can, n. --> lucarne
[MED26281] l&#x16B;ce, n. --> luce
[MED26282] l&#x16B;cent, adj. --> lucent
[MED26283] l&#x16B;cerne, n. --> lucerne
[MED26284] l&#x16B;cet, n. --> lucet
[MED26285] luchen, v. --> lutch
[MED26285.5] lucidaunt, adj. --> lucidant
[MED26286] L&#x16B;cifer, n. --> Lucifer
[MED26287] L&#x16B;c&#x12B;na, n. --> Lucina
[MED26288] l&umacr;cipita, n. --> lucipita
[MED26289] lucr&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> lucrative
[MED26290] l&#x16B;cre, n. --> lucre
[MED26291] l&#x16B;culent, adj. --> luculent
[MED26292] luddok, n. --> luddock
[MED26293] l&#x16B;de, n. --> lude
[MED26294] l&umacr;der, n. --> luder
[MED26295] Lud-g&#x101;te, n. --> Ludgate
[MED26296] l&umacr;dific&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> ludification
[MED26297] l&#x16B;dif&#x12B;en, v. --> ludify
[MED26298] l&#x16B;ding(e, n. --> luding
[MED26299] lufet&amacr;le, adj. --> lufetale
[MED26300] lufetere, n. --> lufetere
[MED26301] luffetung, ger. --> luffetung
[MED26302] lufl&imacr;nes, n. --> loveliness
[MED26303] lufsuml&emacr;c, n. --> lufsumlec
[MED26304] lufsuml&imacr;, adv. --> lovesomely
[MED26305] lugerande, ppl. --> lugerande
[MED26306] lug(ge, n. --> lug
[MED26307] luggen, v. --> lug
[MED26308] lugging, ger. --> lugging
[MED26309] Luid, n. --> Lide
[MED26310] luk, n. --> luck
[MED26311] L&#x16B;kes, n. &amp; adj. --> Luke
[MED26312] lukken, v. --> luck
[MED26313] lukk&#x12B;, adj. --> lucky
[MED26314] lukl&#x12B;, adj. --> luckly
[MED26315] lullai, interj. --> lulla
[MED26316] lullen, v. --> lull
[MED26317] lullere, n. --> luller
[MED26318] lulling(e, ger. --> lulling
[MED26319] lumb&amacr;re, n. --> lumbare
[MED26320] lumbr&#x12B;&#x306;c, n. --> lumbric
[MED26321] l&#x16B;&#x306;mer, n. --> lumer
[MED26322] lumilin, n. --> lumilin
[MED26323] l&#x16B;min&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> luminary
[MED26324] l&#x16B;minen, v. --> lumine
[MED26325] l&umacr;mininge, ger. --> luminating
[MED26326] l&#x16B;&#x306;min&#x1D2;ur(e, n. --> luminer(e
[MED26327] l&#x16B;min&#x1D2;us, adj. --> luminous
[MED26328] lumpe, n. --> lump
[MED26329] lumped, ppl. --> lumped
[MED26330] lumping, ppl. --> lumping
[MED26331] lumpishl&#x12B;, adv. --> lumpishly
[MED26332] lumpm&#x113;le, adv. --> lumpmeal
[MED26333] lumpred, ppl. --> lumpred
[MED26333.5] lumprissh, adj. --> lumpish
[MED26334] l&#x16B;na, n. --> luna
[MED26335] l&#x16B;n&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> lunation
[MED26336] l&umacr;n&amacr;r, adj. --> lunar
[MED26337] l&#x16B;n&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n.(1) --> lunary
[MED26338] l&#x16B;n&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n.(2) --> lunary
[MED26339] l&umacr;n&amacr;&breve;tik, n. --> lunatic
[MED26340] l&#x16B;n&#x101;&#x306;tik, adj. --> lunatic
[MED26341] lunche, n. --> lunch
[MED26342] lund, n. --> lund
[MED26343] lund-laue, n. --> lund-laue
[MED26344] l&#x16B;ne, n. --> lune
[MED26345] lune et lautre, phr. --> l'une et l'autre
[MED26346] lup&amacr;cit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> lupacity
[MED26347] l&#x16B;&#x306;pe, n. --> lupus
[MED26348] lupia, n. --> lupia
[MED26349] lupil, n. --> lupil
[MED26349.5] lupinaria, n. --> lupinaria
[MED26350] lup&#x12B;ne, n. --> lupine
[MED26351] lup&imacr;n&omacr;se, adj. --> lupinose
[MED26352] lup&imacr;nus, n. --> lupinus
[MED26353] lurching, ger. --> lurching
[MED26354] lurdan, n. --> lurdan
[MED26355] l&#x16B;re, n.(1) --> lure
[MED26356] l&umacr;re, n.(2) --> lure
[MED26357] l&#x16B;ren, v.(1) --> lure
[MED26358] l&umacr;ren, v.(2) --> lirt
[MED26359] l&umacr;ren, v.(3) --> lure
[MED26360] lurken, v. --> lurk
[MED26361] lurkere, n.(1) --> lurker
[MED26362] lurkere, n.(2) --> lurcher
[MED26363] lurkinge, ger. --> lurking
[MED26364] lurkingl&imacr;, adv. --> lurkingly
[MED26365] lus, interj. --> lus
[MED26366] lusart, n. --> lusard
[MED26366.5] lusaunt, adj. --> lusaunt
[MED26367] lush, adj. --> lush
[MED26368] l&#x16B;&#x306;she, n. --> lush
[MED26369] lushe-burgh, n. &amp; adj. --> lushburg
[MED26370] l&#x16B;&#x306;shen, v. --> lush
[MED26371] l&umacr;&breve;shing, ger. --> lushing
[MED26372] lushl&imacr;, adv. --> lushly
[MED26373] luske, n. --> lusk
[MED26374] lusken, v. --> lusk
[MED26375] lusk-werk, n. --> luskwerk
[MED26376] lust, n. --> lust
[MED26377] lusten, v. --> lust
[MED26378] lusternesse, n. --> lusterness
[MED26379] lustful, adj. --> lustful
[MED26380] lustfull&#x12B;, adv. --> lustfully
[MED26381] lustfulnesse, n. --> lustfulness
[MED26382] lust&#x12B;, adj. --> lusty
[MED26383] lust&imacr;, adv. --> lusty
[MED26384] lust&#x12B;h&#x113;d(e, n. --> lustihead
[MED26385] lust&imacr;l&imacr;, adj. --> lustily
[MED26386] lust&#x12B;l&#x12B;, adv. --> lustily
[MED26387] lust&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> lustiness
[MED26388] lusting, ger. --> lusting
[MED26389] lustl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> lustless
[MED26390] lustl&emacr;&breve;sh&emacr;de, n. --> lustleshede
[MED26391] lustl&#x12B;, adj. --> lustly
[MED26392] lustl&#x12B;(e, adv. --> lustly
[MED26393] lustre, n. --> lustre
[MED26394] lustsum, adj. --> lustsome
[MED26395] l&#x16B;t(e, n.(1) --> lute
[MED26396] l&#x16B;&#x306;te, n.(2) --> lute
[MED26397] l&#x16B;ten, v.(1) --> lute
[MED26398] l&#x16B;&#x306;ten, v.(2) --> lute
[MED26399] l&umacr;ten, v.(3) --> lute
[MED26400] l&#x16B;ter(e, n. --> luter
[MED26401] lut&imacr;, adj. --> luty
[MED26402] l&#x16B;ting, ger. --> luting
[MED26403] l&#x16B;&#x306;tter, adj. --> lutter
[MED26404] luve-stiche, n. --> luvestiche
[MED26405] luvewende, adj. --> lovewende
[MED26406] lux&ohacek;m, adj. --> luxom
[MED26407] luxur&#x12B;(e, n. --> luxure
[MED26408] lux&#x16B;ri&#x1D2;us, adj. --> luxurious
[MED26409] lytende, ppl. --> lytende
[MED26410] m, n. --> m
[MED26411] mablin, n. --> mablin
[MED26412] macch(e, n. --> match
[MED26413] macchen, v. --> match
[MED26414] macchinge, ger. --> matching
[MED26415] mace, n. --> mace
[MED26416] Macedone, adj. &amp; n. --> Macedon
[MED26417] Macedoniens, n. pl. --> Macedonians
[MED26418] mace-gref, n. --> macegreff
[MED26419] macere, n. --> macer
[MED26420] maceuele, n. --> maceuele
[MED26421] Machabre, n. --> Macabre
[MED26422] machecolled, ppl. --> machecole
[MED26423] machecolling, ger. --> machecoling
[MED26424] machinacion, n. --> machination
[MED26425] machinament, n. --> machinament
[MED26426] machinen, v. --> machine
[MED26427] macillence, n. --> macilence
[MED26428] macillent, adj. --> macilent
[MED26429] macis, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> mace
[MED26430] macre, adj. --> macre
[MED26431] macrous, n. pl. --> macaroon
[MED26432] macula, n. --> macula
[MED26433] maculacion, n. --> maculation
[MED26434] maculaten, v. --> maculate
[MED26435] maculous, adj. --> maculous
[MED26436] mad, adj. --> mad
[MED26437] mad, adv. --> mad
[MED26438] ma-dam(e, n. &amp; phr. --> madam
[MED26439] madamoiselle, n. --> mademoiselle
[MED26440] madden, v. --> mad
[MED26441] madding, ger. --> madding
[MED26442] maddok, n. --> maddock
[MED26443] madefien, v. --> madefy
[MED26444] mader(e, n. --> madder
[MED26445] maderen, v. --> madder
[MED26446] maderinge, ger. --> maddering
[MED26447] madful, adj. --> madful
[MED26448] madhede, n. --> madhead
[MED26449] madli, adv. --> madly
[MED26450] madmes, n. pl. --> mathom
[MED26451] madm-hus, n. --> mathom-house
[MED26452] madnes(se, n. --> madness
[MED26453] mad-ram, n. --> mad-ram
[MED26454] madrian, n. --> madrian
[MED26455] madshipe, n. --> madship
[MED26456] maeith, n. --> maegth
[MED26456.5] m&#x00E6;ithracan, n. --> m&#x00E6;ithracan
[MED26457] m&#xE6;sten, n. --> mast
[MED26458] mafflard, n. --> mafflard
[MED26459] mafflen, v. --> maffle
[MED26460] magada, n. --> magade
[MED26461] magdaleon, n. --> magdaleon
[MED26462] magel, adj. --> magel
[MED26463] mages, n. pl. --> magus
[MED26464] mageste, n. --> majesty
[MED26465] magestful, adj. --> magestful
[MED26465.5] magestifli, adv. --> magestifli
[MED26466] mag(g)en, v. --> mag
[MED26467] magge tales, phr. --> magged tale
[MED26468] magicien, n. --> magician
[MED26469] magik, adj. --> magic
[MED26470] magik(e, n. --> magic
[MED26471] magisteri, n. --> magistery
[MED26472] magistrat, n. --> magistrate
[MED26473] maglen, v. --> maggle
[MED26474] magma, n. --> magma
[MED26475] Magna Carta, phr. --> Magna Carta
[MED26476] magnanime, adj. --> magnanime
[MED26477] magnanimite, n. --> magnanimity
[MED26478] magnat, n. --> magnate
[MED26479] magnes, n. --> magnet
[MED26480] magnesia, n. --> magnesia
[MED26481] magnificacioun, n. --> magnification
[MED26482] Magnificat, n. --> Magnificat
[MED26483] magnificence, n. --> magnificence
[MED26484] magnificent, adj. --> magnificent
[MED26485] magnificentli, adv. --> magnificently
[MED26485.5] magnifie, n. --> magnifie
[MED26486] magnifien, v. --> magnify
[MED26487] magnifience, n. --> magnificence
[MED26488] magnifiing(e, ger. --> magnifying
[MED26489] magnitude, n. --> magnitude
[MED26490] magot, n. --> maggot
[MED26491] ma&#x292;cen, v. --> ma&#x292;ce
[MED26492] mah, adj. --> mah
[MED26493] mahlinges, n. pl. --> mahlinges
[MED26494] Mahoun, n. --> Mahound
[MED26495] mai, n.(1) --> may
[MED26496] Mai, n.(2) --> May
[MED26497] maid(e, n. &amp; adj. --> maid
[MED26498] maide-child, n. --> maid-child
[MED26499] maid(e)hede, n. --> maidhood
[MED26500] maidekin, n. --> maidkin
[MED26501] maiden, n. --> maiden
[MED26502] maiden-child, n. --> maiden-child
[MED26503] maidenhede, n. --> maidenhead
[MED26504] maiden-her, n. --> maidenhair
[MED26505] maidenkin, n. --> maidenkin
[MED26506] maidenli, adj. --> maidenly
[MED26507] maiden-man, n. --> maidenman
[MED26508] maideux, interj. --> maideux
[MED26508.5] maidnesse, n. --> maidness
[MED26509] maien, v. --> may
[MED26510] maihod, n. --> maihod
[MED26511] maiing(e, ger. --> maying
[MED26512] maile, n. --> mail
[MED26513] mailen, v. --> mail
[MED26514] mailet, n. --> mallet
[MED26515] mailins cord, phr. --> mailing cord
[MED26516] maille, n. --> mail
[MED26517] maillen, v. --> mail
[MED26518] mailure, n. --> mailure
[MED26519] maim(e, n. --> maim
[MED26520] maimen, v. --> maim
[MED26521] maiming(e, ger. --> maiming
[MED26522] main, n. --> main
[MED26523] main, adj. --> main
[MED26524] main-chet, n. --> manchet
[MED26524.5] maindri, n. --> maindri
[MED26525] maine, n. --> main
[MED26526] main-fer, n. --> mainfaire
[MED26527] main-flour, n. --> maine flour
[MED26528] mainful, adj. --> mainful
[MED26529] mainles, adj. --> mainless
[MED26530] mainli, adv. --> mainly
[MED26531] main-lond, n. --> mainland
[MED26532] main-mort, n. --> mainmorte
[MED26533] mainouraunce, n. --> manurance
[MED26534] mainouren, v. --> manure
[MED26535] main-pernour, n. --> mainpernor
[MED26536] main-presenten, v. --> main-present
[MED26537] main-pris(e, n. --> mainprize
[MED26538] main-prisen, v. --> mainprize
[MED26539] main-prisinge, ger. --> mainprizing
[MED26540] main-prisour, n. --> mainprizer
[MED26541] main-purnable, adj. --> mainpernable
[MED26542] main-strong, adj. --> mainstrong
[MED26542.5] mainswink, n. --> main-swink
[MED26543] maintement, n. --> maintainment
[MED26544] mainten, v. --> maintain
[MED26545] maintenable, adj. --> maintainable
[MED26546] maintenaunce, n. --> maintenance
[MED26547] maintenaunt, adv. --> maintenant
[MED26548] maintenen, v. --> maintain
[MED26549] mainteninge, ger. --> maintaining
[MED26550] maintenour, n. --> maintainer
[MED26551] maintenue, n. --> maintenue
[MED26552] maintinge, ger. --> mainting
[MED26553] maintour, n. --> maintour
[MED26554] mairalte, n. --> mayoralty
[MED26555] mair(e, n. --> mayor
[MED26556] maire sergeaunt, phr. --> maire sergeaunt
[MED26557] mairesse, n. --> mayoress
[MED26558] maister, n. --> master
[MED26559] maisterdom, n. --> masterdom
[MED26560] maisterful, adj. --> masterful
[MED26561] maisterfulli, adj. --> masterfully
[MED26562] maisterhede, n. --> masterhead
[MED26563] maisterles, adj. --> masterless
[MED26563.5] maisterli, adj. --> masterly
[MED26564] maisterli, adv. --> masterly
[MED26565] maisterling, n. --> maisterling
[MED26566] maistershipe, n. --> mastership
[MED26567] maisting, ger. --> maisting
[MED26568] maistren, v. --> master
[MED26569] maistres(se, n. --> mistress
[MED26570] maistresseshipe, n. --> mistress-ship
[MED26571] maistri(e, n. --> mastery
[MED26572] maistrise, n. --> maistrice
[MED26573] maithe, n. --> maythe
[MED26574] maithhod, n. --> maithhod
[MED26575] majorane, n. --> marjoram
[MED26576] majour, adj. --> major
[MED26577] mak, adj. --> mack
[MED26578] makable, adj. --> makable
[MED26579] makande, n. --> makande
[MED26580] make, n.(1) --> make
[MED26581] make, n.(2) --> make
[MED26582] makelere, n. --> makelere
[MED26583] makeles, adj. --> makeless
[MED26584] maken, v.(1) --> make
[MED26585] maken, v.(2) --> make
[MED26586] maker(e, n. --> maker
[MED26587] makerel, n. --> mackerel
[MED26588] making(e, ger. --> making
[MED26589] making(e, made, to maken, ppl. &amp; inf. as n. --> making
[MED26590] makingli, adv. --> making
[MED26591] makke, n. --> makke
[MED26592] makli, adv. --> mackly
[MED26593] Makomet(e, n. --> Mahomet
[MED26594] mal, n. --> moal
[MED26594.5] mal, n.(2) --> mal
[MED26595] malachis, n. pl. --> malachis
[MED26596] malade, adj. --> malade
[MED26597] maladi(e, n. --> malady
[MED26598] maladious, adj. --> maladious
[MED26599] malagie, n. --> malagie
[MED26600] malancoli, adv. --> melancholy
[MED26601] malancolient, adj. --> melancholiant
[MED26602] malandre, n. --> mallender
[MED26603] malandrin, n. --> malandryn
[MED26604] malantari, n. --> malantary
[MED26605] malapert, adj. --> malapert
[MED26606] malapert, adv. --> malapert
[MED26607] malapertli, adv. --> malapertly
[MED26608] malapertnes(se, n. --> malapertness
[MED26609] malard(e, n. --> mallard
[MED26610] malasade, n. --> meselade
[MED26611] malasen, v. --> malase
[MED26612] malatente, n. --> malatente
[MED26613] malaunder, n. --> mallender
[MED26614] malaxate, adj. --> malaxate
[MED26615] malaxen, v. --> malax
[MED26616] malaxing, ger. --> malaxing
[MED26617] mal-dathait, n. --> maldathait
[MED26618] mal-de-flanke, n. --> mal de flanc
[MED26619] maldrie, n. --> maladerie
[MED26620] mal-drop, n. --> meldrop
[MED26621] male, n.(1) --> male
[MED26622] mal(e, n.(2) --> mail
[MED26623] mal(e, n.(3) --> male
[MED26624] mal(e, adj.(1) --> mal
[MED26625] male, adj.(2) --> male
[MED26626] male, adv. --> male
[MED26627] mal(e-, pref. --> mal-
[MED26628] maleaventure, n. --> maladventure
[MED26629] Malebouche, n. --> Malebouche
[MED26630] male-chaunce, n. --> malchance
[MED26631] malecheif, n. --> malecheif
[MED26632] malediccion, n. --> malediction
[MED26633] maledighten, v. --> maledight
[MED26634] male-entent(e, n. --> male entente
[MED26635] malefaccioun, n. --> malefaction
[MED26636] malefactif, adj. --> malefactive
[MED26637] malefactour, n. --> malefactor
[MED26638] malefice, n. --> malefice
[MED26639] malefortune, n. --> malfortune
[MED26640] maleful, n. --> maleful
[MED26641] male-grace, n. --> malgrace
[MED26642] male-infortuned, adj. --> mal-infortuned
[MED26643] male journei, phr. --> male journey
[MED26644] male-mort(e, n. --> malemorte
[MED26645] malencoli(e, n. --> melancholy
[MED26646] malencoli(e, adj. --> melancholy
[MED26647] malencolien, adj. &amp; n. --> melancholian
[MED26648] malencolif, adj. --> malencolif
[MED26649] malencolik, adj. --> melancholic
[MED26650] malencolious, adj. --> melancholious
[MED26651] malencoliousli, adv. --> melancholiously
[MED26652] malengin(e, n. --> malengine
[MED26653] males daies, phr. --> males days
[MED26654] males(e, n. --> malease
[MED26655] maleureux, adj. --> maleurous
[MED26656] malevolence, n. --> malevolence
[MED26657] malfesour, n. --> malfeasor
[MED26658] malfetour, n. --> malfetour
[MED26659] malgise, n. --> malgise
[MED26660] malgracious, adj. --> malgracious
[MED26661] malice, n. --> malice
[MED26662] malice, adj. --> malice
[MED26663] malicious, adj. --> malicious
[MED26664] maliciousli, adv. --> maliciously
[MED26665] maliciousnes(se, n. --> maliciousness
[MED26666] malignacion, n. --> malignation
[MED26667] malignate, adj. --> malignate
[MED26668] maligne, n. --> maligne
[MED26669] maligne, adj. --> malign
[MED26670] malignen, v. --> malign
[MED26671] malignite, n. --> malignity
[MED26672] malignour, n. --> maligner
[MED26673] malignous, adj. --> malignous
[MED26674] malisoun, n. --> malison
[MED26674.5] malivelous, adj. --> malevolous
[MED26675] malkin, n. --> malkin
[MED26676] mal(le, n. --> maul
[MED26677] mallen, v. --> maul
[MED26678] maller, n. --> mauler
[MED26679] malliable, adj. --> malleable
[MED26680] malliacioun, n. --> malleation
[MED26681] malling, ger. --> mailing
[MED26682] malliol, n. --> malliol
[MED26683] mallok(e, n. --> mallok
[MED26684] malm, n. --> malm
[MED26685] mal-shave, n. --> malshave
[MED26686] malskren, v. --> masker
[MED26687] malt, n. --> malt
[MED26688] maltalent, n. --> maltalent
[MED26689] maltalentif, adj. --> maltalentive
[MED26690] malten, v. --> malt
[MED26691] maltere, n. --> malter
[MED26692] malteres, n. --> malteress
[MED26693] maltester(e, n. --> maltster
[MED26694] malthe, n. --> maltha
[MED26695] malting(e, ger. --> malting
[MED26696] mal-tode, n. --> maletolt
[MED26697] mal-toter, n. --> maltoter
[MED26698] malum mortuum, n. --> malum mortuum
[MED26699] malvesi(e, n. --> malvoisie
[MED26700] malvestri, n. --> malvesti
[MED26701] malwa-viske, n. --> malwa-viske
[MED26702] malwe, n. --> mallow | maw
[MED26703] mamelen, v. --> mamble
[MED26704] mameren, v. --> mammer
[MED26705] mamering, ger. --> mammering
[MED26706] mamillares, adj. pl. --> mammillar
[MED26707] mamlere, n. --> mambler
[MED26708] mammille, n. --> mamelle
[MED26709] Mammon, n. --> Mammon
[MED26710] man, n. --> man
[MED26711] man, pron. indef. --> man
[MED26712] manaa, n. --> manna
[MED26713] manace, n. --> menace
[MED26714] manacen, v. --> menace
[MED26715] manacing(e, ger. --> menacing
[MED26716] manacioun, n. --> manation
[MED26717] manasour, n. --> manasour
[MED26718] manaunt, adj. --> manant
[MED26719] manauntie, n. --> manantie
[MED26720] mancowe, n. --> mancowe
[MED26721] man-cunnesse, n. --> man-cunness
[MED26722] mand, n. --> mand
[MED26723] mandatari, n. --> mandatary
[MED26724] man-dede, n. --> man deed
[MED26725] manden, v. --> mand
[MED26726] mandeslamyke, n. --> mandeslamyke
[MED26727] mandible, n. --> mandible
[MED26728] mandrag(e, n. --> mandrake
[MED26729] manducans, adj. --> manducate
[MED26730] mane, n. --> mane
[MED26730.5] mane, n.(2) --> menetekel
[MED26731] maneis, n. --> mains
[MED26732] maner, n.(1) --> manor
[MED26733] maner, n.(2) --> maner
[MED26734] manerable, adj. --> mannerable
[MED26735] maneral, adj. --> maneral
[MED26736] maner(e, n. --> manner
[MED26737] maneren, v. --> maneren
[MED26738] manering, ger. --> manuring
[MED26739] manerles, adj. --> mannerless
[MED26740] manerli, adj. --> mannerly
[MED26741] manerli, adv. --> mannerly
[MED26742] manerlines, n. --> mannerliness
[MED26743] manernesse, n. --> mannerness
[MED26744] manes, n.pl. --> manes
[MED26745] man-fare, n. --> manfare
[MED26746] manful, adj. --> manful
[MED26747] manfulli, adv. --> manfully
[MED26748] manfulnes(se, n. --> manfulness
[MED26749] mange moleine, n. --> mange moleine
[MED26750] mangere, n. --> manger
[MED26750.5] mangeu, n. --> mangeu
[MED26751] manging, ger. --> monging
[MED26752] mangle, n. --> mangle
[MED26753] manglen, v. --> mangle
[MED26754] mangonel, n. --> mangonel
[MED26755] man-handlen, v. --> manhandle
[MED26756] manhed(e, n. --> manhead
[MED26757] mani, adj. &amp; n. --> many
[MED26758] mania, n. --> mania
[MED26758.5] manica, n. --> manica
[MED26759] Maniche(e)s, n.pl. --> Manichee
[MED26760] manicle, n. --> manacle
[MED26761] maniclen, v. --> manacle
[MED26762] manien, v. --> money
[MED26763] mani-f&#xE6;ldlice, adj. --> mani-f&#xE6;ldlice
[MED26764] mani-fealdnesse, n. --> manifoldness
[MED26765] manifestacioun, n. --> manifestation
[MED26766] manifest(e, adj. --> manifest
[MED26767] manifest(e, adv. --> manifest
[MED26768] manifesten, v. --> manifest
[MED26769] manifestli, adv. --> manifestly
[MED26769.5] manifestour, n. --> manifester
[MED26770] mani-fold, n. --> manifold
[MED26771] mani-fold, adj. --> manifold
[MED26772] mani-fold(e, adv. --> manifold
[MED26773] mani-folden, v. --> manifold
[MED26774] mani-foldli, adv. --> manifoldly
[MED26775] mani-fourmeli, adv. --> mani-fourmeli
[MED26776] mani-ful, adj. --> manyful
[MED26777] mani-gate, adv. --> many gates
[MED26778] manihede, n. --> manyhead
[MED26779] mani-kin, adj. phr. --> manykin
[MED26780] manili, adv. --> manily
[MED26781] mani on, phr. --> many one
[MED26782] maniple, n. --> maniple
[MED26783] manipulum, n. --> maniple
[MED26784] mani-quar(e, adv. --> many-where
[MED26785] mani-what, pron. --> many-what
[MED26786] manjeue, n. --> mange
[MED26787] manjeue, -jeued, adj. --> mange
[MED26788] manjeuenesse, n. --> manginess
[MED26789] manke, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> manse
[MED26790] manken, v. --> mank
[MED26791] man-kene, adj. --> man-keen
[MED26792] mankidhed, n. --> manked
[MED26793] man-kin, n. --> mankin
[MED26794] man-kind(e, n. --> mankind
[MED26795] man-kind(e)li, adj. --> mankind
[MED26796] man-kind(e)lines, n. --> mankindliness
[MED26797] manking(e, ger. --> manking
[MED26798] mankling, ger. --> mankling
[MED26799] manlelie, adv. --> manlily
[MED26800] manles, adj. --> manless
[MED26801] manli, adj. --> manly
[MED26802] manli, adv.(1) --> manly
[MED26803] manli, adv.(2) --> manly
[MED26804] man-liche, n. --> manliche
[MED26805] manlihed(e, n. --> manlihead
[MED26806] manlines(se, n. --> manliness
[MED26807] manna, n. --> manna
[MED26808] mannen, v. --> man
[MED26809] mannesse, n. --> manness
[MED26810] manning, ger. --> manning
[MED26811] mannish, adj. --> mannish
[MED26812] mannished, ppl. --> mannished
[MED26813] mannishnes(se, n. --> mannishness
[MED26814] man-qualm, n. --> manqualm
[MED26815] man-queller(e, n. --> manqueller
[MED26816] man-quelling(e, ger. --> manquelling
[MED26817] man-reden, n. --> manred
[MED26818] manse, n. --> mains
[MED26818.5] mansedli, adv. --> menacedly
[MED26819] mansen, v. --> manse
[MED26820] Manser, n. --> Manser
[MED26821] manship(e, n. --> manship
[MED26822] manshipen, v. --> manship
[MED26823] manshipli, adv. --> manshiply
[MED26824] mansing(e, ger. --> mansing
[MED26825] mansionari(e, adj. &amp; n. --> mansionary
[MED26826] mansioun, n.(1) --> mansion
[MED26827] mansioun, n.(2) --> mansion
[MED26828] mansive, adj. --> mansive
[MED26829] man-slaught, n. --> manslaught
[MED26830] man-slaughter, n. --> manslaughter
[MED26831] man-sleer(e, n. --> manslayer
[MED26832] man-sleing(e, ger. --> manslaying
[MED26833] mansuete, n. --> mansuetie
[MED26834] mansuet(e, adj. --> mansuete
[MED26835] mansueteli, adv. --> mansuetely
[MED26836] mansuetude, n. --> mansuetude
[MED26837] mansure, n. --> mansure
[MED26837.5] mansweren, v. --> manswear
[MED26838] man-swering, ger. --> manswearing
[MED26839] mantel, n. --> mantle
[MED26840] mantelen, v. --> mantle
[MED26841] mantelles, adj. --> mantleless
[MED26842] man-&#xFE;w&#xE6;rnesse, n. --> man-&#xFE;w&#xE6;rnesse
[MED26843] manticeros, n. --> manticore
[MED26844] Mantoan, n. --> Mantuan
[MED26844.5] mantruce, n. --> mantruce
[MED26845] manual, adj. --> manual
[MED26845.5] manual, adj.(2) --> manual
[MED26846] manualli, adv. --> manually
[MED26847] manubaliste, n. --> manubalist
[MED26848] manuel(e, n. --> manual
[MED26849] manumissioun, n. --> manumission
[MED26850] manumitten, v. --> manumit
[MED26851] manyonerer, n. --> manyonerer
[MED26852] mapel, n. --> maple
[MED26853] mapelin, adj. --> mapelin
[MED26854] mappel, n. --> mapple
[MED26855] mappe-mounde, n. --> mappemonde
[MED26856] mappinges, n. pl. --> mappings
[MED26857] Mara, n. --> marah
[MED26858] maranatha, ?adv., ? phr. --> Maranatha
[MED26859] maras, n. --> marasmus
[MED26860] marbeli, adj. --> marbly
[MED26861] marble, n. --> marble
[MED26862] marble, adj. --> marble
[MED26863] marbler, n. --> marbler
[MED26864] marble-ston, n. --> marble stone
[MED26865] marbrin, adj. --> marbryn
[MED26866] marcasite, n. --> marcasite
[MED26867] marcessen, v. --> marcesse
[MED26868] marchalsi(e, n. --> marshalsea
[MED26869] marchant, adj. --> marchant
[MED26870] marchantlich, adv. --> merchantlike
[MED26871] marchaunden, v. --> merchant
[MED26872] marchaundi(e, n. --> merchandy
[MED26873] marchaundise, n. --> merchandise
[MED26874] marchaundisen, v. --> merchandise
[MED26875] marchaundising(e, ger. --> merchandising
[MED26876] marchaundrie, n. --> merchandry
[MED26877] marchaunt, n. --> merchant
[MED26878] march(e, n.(1) --> March
[MED26879] march(e, n.(2) --> march
[MED26880] marche, n.(3) --> march
[MED26881] marche, n.(4) --> marche
[MED26882] marchen, v.(1) --> march
[MED26883] marchen, v.(2) --> march
[MED26884] marcher(e, n. --> marcher
[MED26885] marchionat, n. --> marchionat
[MED26886] marchisce, adj. --> marchisce
[MED26887] marchiun, n. --> marchion
[MED26888] marciable, adj. --> martiable
[MED26889] marcial, adj.(1) --> martial
[MED26890] marcial, adj.(2) --> martial
[MED26891] marciatoun, n. --> marciaton
[MED26892] marcide, adj. --> marcid
[MED26893] marcien, adj.(1) --> Martian
[MED26894] Marcien, adj.(2) --> Mercian
[MED26895] Marcionist, n. --> Marcionist
[MED26896] mare, n.(1) --> mare
[MED26897] mare, n.(2) --> mare
[MED26898] mare-grave, n. --> margrave
[MED26899] mareis, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> marish
[MED26900] mareis, adj. --> marish
[MED26901] maresinacioun, n. --> maresinacioun
[MED26902] marewaye, n. --> marewaye
[MED26903] margaret(e, n. --> Margaret
[MED26904] margaritale, adj. --> margarital
[MED26905] margarit(e, n. --> margarite
[MED26906] margeri(e, n. --> margery
[MED26907] margin(e, n. --> margin
[MED26908] margon, n. --> murgeon
[MED26909] mari, n. --> mari
[MED26910] mariable, adj. --> marriable
[MED26911] mariage, n. --> marriage
[MED26912] mari-bon, n. --> marrowbone
[MED26913] Mari(e, n. --> Mary
[MED26914] marien, v. --> marry
[MED26915] mari-gold(e, n. --> marigold
[MED26916] mariing(e, ger. --> marrying
[MED26917] marin(e, adj. --> marine
[MED26918] marinel, n. --> marinel
[MED26919] mariner, n. --> mariner
[MED26920] mariole, n. --> mariole
[MED26921] maris, n. --> maris
[MED26922] marishen, v. --> marrish
[MED26923] maritales, adj. --> marital
[MED26924] marite, n. --> marite
[MED26925] mariten, v. --> marite
[MED26926] markable, adj. --> markable
[MED26927] mark(e, n.(1) --> mark
[MED26928] mark(e, n.(2) --> mark
[MED26929] marke, adj. --> marke
[MED26930] marken, v.(1) --> mark
[MED26931] marken, v.(2) --> mark
[MED26932] markeshipe, n. --> marquisship
[MED26933] market, n.(1) --> market
[MED26934] market, n.(2) --> market
[MED26935] marking(e, ger. --> marking
[MED26936] markis, n. --> marquis
[MED26937] markisesse, n. --> marquisess
[MED26938] marl(e, n. --> marl
[MED26939] marlen, v.(1) --> marl
[MED26940] marlen, v.(2) --> marl
[MED26941] marler(e, n.(1) --> marler
[MED26942] marler(e, n.(2) --> marler
[MED26943] marli, adj. --> marly
[MED26944] marling(e, ger. --> marling
[MED26945] marme-stan, n. --> marm-stone
[MED26946] marmor, n. --> marmor
[MED26947] Marmorik(e, adj. --> Marmaric
[MED26948] marmoset, n. --> marmoset
[MED26949] maroile, n. --> maroile
[MED26950] marque, n. --> marque
[MED26951] marrement, n. --> marrement
[MED26952] marrer, n. --> marrer
[MED26953] marrubium, n. --> marrube
[MED26954] Mars, n. --> Mars
[MED26955] marshal, n. --> marshal
[MED26956] marshalen, v. --> marshal
[MED26957] marshallinge, ger. --> marshalling | marshaling
[MED26958] mart, n.(1) --> mart
[MED26959] mart, n.(2) --> mart
[MED26960] Mart(e, n. --> Mart
[MED26961] martel, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> martel
[MED26962] marteleise, n. --> martelaise
[MED26963] marteus, n. --> morteaulx
[MED26964] martilet, n.(1) --> martlet
[MED26965] martilet, n.(2) --> martlet
[MED26966] martiloge, n. --> martiloge
[MED26967] Martin, n. --> Martin
[MED26968] martin-ape, n. --> martin ape
[MED26969] martinet, n.(1) --> martinet
[MED26970] martinet, n.(2) --> martinet
[MED26971] martinet, n.(3) --> martinet
[MED26971.5] martinfell, n. --> martinfell
[MED26972] martin-messe, n. --> Martinmas
[MED26973] martir, n. --> martyr
[MED26974] martirdom, n. --> martyrdom
[MED26975] martir(e, n. --> martyre
[MED26976] martirement, n. --> martyrement
[MED26977] martiren, v. --> martyr
[MED26978] martirhede, n. --> martirhede
[MED26979] martiring, ger. --> martyring
[MED26980] martirizacion, n. --> martyrization
[MED26981] martirizate, adj. --> martyrizate
[MED26982] martirizaten, v. --> martyrizate
[MED26983] martirized, ppl. --> martyrize
[MED26984] martret, n. --> martret
[MED26985] martrik, n. --> mertrick
[MED26986] martrin, n. --> marten
[MED26987] marwe, n.(1) --> marrow
[MED26988] marwe, n.(2) --> marrow
[MED26989] marwi, adj. --> marrowy
[MED26990] marye malwe, n. --> marshmallow
[MED26991] masculin(e, adj. &amp; n. --> masculine
[MED26991.5] masculosite, n. --> masculosity
[MED26992] mase, n. --> maze
[MED26993] masedli(che, adv. --> mazedly
[MED26994] masednesse, n. --> mazedness
[MED26995] masel, n. --> measles
[MED26996] maseled, ppl. --> measled
[MED26997] maseliche, adv. --> mazely
[MED26998] maselin(e, n. --> maselin
[MED26999] maselinges, n. pl. --> measlings
[MED27000] masen, v. --> maze
[MED27001] maser, n. --> mazer
[MED27002] masewe, n. --> masewe
[MED27002.5] mash, n. --> mash
[MED27003] mashel, n. --> mashel
[MED27004] mashen, v. --> mash
[MED27005] mashe-rolle, n. --> mash-rule
[MED27006] mash-fat, n. --> mash-fat
[MED27007] mashinge, ger. --> mashing
[MED27008] mash-rother, n. --> mash-rule
[MED27009] mask(e, n. --> mask
[MED27010] maskel, n. --> mascle
[MED27011] maskeled, ppl. --> maskeled
[MED27012] maskelles, adj. --> mascleless
[MED27013] masken, v. --> mask
[MED27014] maskouen, v. --> machecole
[MED27015] maslin, n. --> maslin
[MED27016] masonri(e, n. --> masonry
[MED27017] masoun, n. --> mason
[MED27018] masounen, v. --> mason
[MED27019] masour, n. --> masour
[MED27020] massacumie, n. --> massacumie
[MED27021] masse, n. --> mass
[MED27022] massen, v. --> mass
[MED27023] massi, adj. --> massy
[MED27024] massif, adj. --> massive
[MED27025] massili(e, adv. --> massily
[MED27026] mast, n.(1) --> mast
[MED27027] mast, n.(2) --> mast
[MED27028] mast, n.(3) --> mast
[MED27029] masten, v. --> mast
[MED27030] masterfast, adj. --> masterfast
[MED27031] masteringe, ger. --> mastering
[MED27032] masti, adj. --> masty
[MED27033] masticacioun, n. --> mastication
[MED27034] masticine, adj. &amp; n. --> masticine
[MED27035] masticot, n. --> massicot
[MED27036] mastif, n. --> mastiff
[MED27037] mastik, n. --> mastic
[MED27038] masuel, n. --> masuel
[MED27039] masye, n. --> masye
[MED27040] mat, interj. &amp; n. --> mate
[MED27041] mat, adj. --> mate
[MED27042] mate, n. --> mate
[MED27043] mate-feloun, n. --> matfellon
[MED27044] Mate-griffoun, n. --> mate-griffon
[MED27045] maten, v. --> mate
[MED27046] mater, n. --> mater
[MED27047] materas, n.(1) --> mattress
[MED27048] materas, n.(2) --> matrass
[MED27049] mater(e, n. --> matter
[MED27050] materiable, adj. --> materiable
[MED27051] material, n. --> material
[MED27052] material, adj. --> material
[MED27053] materialli, adv. --> materially
[MED27054] matering, ger. --> mattering
[MED27055] materles, adj. --> matterless
[MED27056] materli, adv. --> meeterly
[MED27057] math, n. --> mathe
[MED27058] mathe, n. --> mathe
[MED27059] mathelen, v. --> mathel
[MED27060] mathelere, n. --> matheler
[MED27061] mathelild, n. --> mathelild
[MED27062] mathelinge, ger. --> matheling
[MED27063] mathematical, adj. --> mathematical
[MED27064] mathematicion, n. --> mathematician
[MED27065] mathematik, n. --> mathematic
[MED27066] mathematik, adj. --> mathematic
[MED27067] mathen, n. --> maiden
[MED27068] mathenhede, n. --> maidenhead
[MED27069] mathesis, n. --> mathesis
[MED27070] matilike, adv. --> matilike
[MED27071] matin, n. --> matins
[MED27072] matine, n. --> matine
[MED27073] mating(e, ger. --> mating
[MED27074] mating-hamer, n. --> mating-hamer
[MED27075] matistre, n. --> matistre
[MED27076] matrimoin(e, n. --> matrimony
[MED27077] matrimonial, adj. --> matrimonial
[MED27078] matris, n. --> matrice
[MED27079] matrone, n. --> matron
[MED27080] matsal, n. --> matsal
[MED27081] matte, n. --> mat
[MED27082] matten, v. --> mat
[MED27083] matter(e, n. --> matter
[MED27084] mattok, n. --> mattock
[MED27085] maturacioun, n. --> maturation
[MED27086] maturate, adj. --> maturate
[MED27087] maturatif, n. --> maturative
[MED27088] maturatif, adj. --> maturative
[MED27089] mature, adj. --> mature
[MED27090] maturen, v. --> mature
[MED27091] maturing(e, ger. --> maturing
[MED27092] maturite, n. --> maturity
[MED27093] matutine, adj. (?n.) --> matutine
[MED27094] mat-wort, n. --> madwort?
[MED27095] Maudelaine, n. --> maudlin
[MED27096] maudisour, n. --> maldisant
[MED27097] maue, n. --> maw
[MED27098] mau(e-moder, n. --> maw mother
[MED27099] maufete, n. --> maufete
[MED27100] maugre, n. --> maugre
[MED27101] maugre, adv. --> maugre
[MED27102] maugre, prep. --> maugre
[MED27103] mauke, n. --> mawk
[MED27104] maumeni(e, n. --> mawmenny
[MED27105] maumerie, n. --> mahomery
[MED27106] maumet, n. --> mammet
[MED27107] maumetere, n. --> mammeter
[MED27108] maumetrer, n. --> mammeter
[MED27109] maumetri(e, n. --> mammetry
[MED27110] maunche, n. --> maunch
[MED27111] mauncher, n. --> mauncher
[MED27112] maunciple, n. --> manciple
[MED27113] maund(e, n.(1) --> maund
[MED27114] maunde, n.(2) --> Maundy
[MED27115] maundement, n. --> mandement
[MED27116] maundrel(le, n. --> mandrel
[MED27117] maungen, v. --> maunge
[MED27118] Maunge-pain, n. --> maunge-pain
[MED27119] maunge-present, n. --> maunch present
[MED27120] maunger, n. --> manger
[MED27121] maungeri(e, n. --> mangery
[MED27122] mauntelet, n. --> mantlet
[MED27123] maun-tre, n. --> mauntre
[MED27124] Mauritanes, n. pl. --> Mauritan
[MED27125] mauron, n. --> mauron
[MED27126] mausoleum, n. --> mausoleum
[MED27127] mavis, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> mavis
[MED27128] maxille, n. --> maxilla
[MED27129] maxime, n. --> maxim
[MED27130] M.D.,  --> M.D. 
[MED27131] me, pron.(1) --> me
[MED27132] me, pron.(2) --> me
[MED27133] me, adv. &amp; interj. --> me
[MED27134] meanild, n. --> meanild
[MED27135] mecche, n. --> match
[MED27136] mechanic, adj. --> mechanic
[MED27137] mechanical, adj. --> mechanical
[MED27138] meche, n. --> meche
[MED27139] medable, adj. --> medable
[MED27139.5] medateresim, n. --> medateresim
[MED27140] med(e, n.(1) --> mead
[MED27141] mede, n.(2) --> mead
[MED27142] Mede, n.(3) --> Mede
[MED27143] mede, n.(4) --> meed
[MED27144] mede, adj. --> mede
[MED27145] med(e)ful, adj. --> meedful
[MED27146] med(e)fulli, adv. --> meedfully
[MED27147] med(e)les, adj. --> meedless
[MED27148] medeme, adj. --> medeme
[MED27149] medemen, v. --> medemen
[MED27150] meden, v. --> meed
[MED27151] mede-wax, n. --> medewax
[MED27152] mede-wifri, n. --> midwifery
[MED27153] med(e-wort, n. --> meadwort
[MED27154] mediaci(e, n. --> mediacy
[MED27155] mediacioun, n. --> mediation
[MED27156] mediana, n. --> median
[MED27157] mediastine, n. --> mediastinum
[MED27158] mediat(e, adj. --> mediate
[MED27159] mediat(e)li, adv. --> mediately
[MED27160] mediatour, n. --> mediator
[MED27161] mediatrice, n. --> mediatrice
[MED27162] medicacioun, n. --> medication
[MED27163] medicament(e, n. --> medicament
[MED27164] medicin, n. --> medicine
[MED27165] medicinable, adj. --> medicinable
[MED27166] medicinal, adj. --> medicinal
[MED27167] medicinali, adj. --> medicinally
[MED27168] medicinaliche, adv. --> medicinally
[MED27169] medicin(e, n. --> medicine
[MED27170] medicinen, v. --> medicine
[MED27171] mediciner, n. --> mediciner
[MED27172] medicining, ger. --> medicining
[MED27173] medie, adj. --> medie
[MED27174] mediecien, v. --> mediecien
[MED27175] Medien, n. --> Median
[MED27176] medien, v. --> medie
[MED27177] mediete, n. --> mediety
[MED27178] medifien, v. --> medify
[MED27179] medike, n. --> medick
[MED27180] meding(e, ger. --> meeding
[MED27181] mediocrite, n. --> mediocrity
[MED27181.5] medioker, adj. --> mediocre
[MED27182] mediokerli, adv. --> mediocrely
[MED27183] meditacioun, n. --> meditation
[MED27184] Mediterrani(e, adj. &amp; n. --> Mediterrany
[MED27185] medle, n.(1) --> medle
[MED27186] medle, n.(2) --> medley
[MED27187] medle, adj. --> medley
[MED27188] medlen, v. --> meddle
[MED27189] medler, n. --> medlar
[MED27190] medlere, n. --> meddler
[MED27191] medlif, adj. --> medlif
[MED27192] medling(e, ger. --> meddling
[MED27193] medlinge, ppl. --> middling
[MED27193.5] medlingli, adv. --> meddlingly
[MED27194] medloure, n. --> medlure
[MED27195] medlous, adj. --> meddleous
[MED27196] medmicle, adj. --> medmicle
[MED27196.5] medsceat, n. --> medsceat
[MED27197] medsipe, n. --> mead shipe
[MED27198] medularis, adj. --> medularis
[MED27199] medulla, n. --> medulla
[MED27200] medullose, adj. --> medullose
[MED27201] medus, n. --> medus
[MED27202] medwe, n. --> meadow
[MED27203] medwe-grene, adj. --> meadow green
[MED27204] med-yern, adj. --> meedyern
[MED27205] megge, n. --> Meg
[MED27206] meghe, n. --> mowe
[MED27207] megild, n. --> megild
[MED27208] megir, n. --> meagre | meager
[MED27209] megre, adj. --> meagre | meager
[MED27210] megrenes, n. --> meagreness
[MED27211] me&#x292;han, v. --> me&#x292;han
[MED27212] mei, n. --> may
[MED27213] meindre age, phr. --> meindre age
[MED27214] meine, n. --> meinie
[MED27215] meinial, adj. &amp; n. --> menial
[MED27216] meinoure, n. --> mainour
[MED27217] meis(e, n. --> mease
[MED27218] meised, ppl. --> meised
[MED27219] meissere, n. --> meissere
[MED27220] meith, n. as adj. --> meeth
[MED27221] mei&#xF0;-lure, n. --> mei&#xF0;-lure
[MED27222] mek, adj. --> meek
[MED27223] meke, adv. --> meek
[MED27224] meken, v. --> meek
[MED27225] mekenen, v. --> meeken
[MED27226] mekful, adj. --> mekefull
[MED27227] mekhede, n. --> meekhead
[MED27228] meking(e, ger. --> meeking
[MED27229] mekking(e, n. --> mekking
[MED27230] meklac, n. --> meeklaik
[MED27231] mekli, adj. --> meekly
[MED27232] mekli, adv. --> meekly
[MED27233] mekment, n. --> mekment
[MED27234] meknesse, n. --> meekness
[MED27235] mekousli, adj. --> mekously
[MED27236] mekshipe, n. --> meekship
[MED27237] mel, n.(1) --> mell
[MED27238] mel, n.(2) --> meal
[MED27239] melantes, n. --> melanite
[MED27239.5] melde, n. --> melde
[MED27240] melden, v. --> meld
[MED27241] meldes, n. --> miles
[MED27242] mele, n.(1) --> meal
[MED27243] mele, n.(2) --> meal
[MED27244] mele, n.(3) --> mele
[MED27245] -mel(e, suf. --> -mel
[MED27246] melen, v. --> mele
[MED27246.4] meli, adj. --> mealy
[MED27246.5] melier, n. --> melier
[MED27247] melilote, n. --> melilot
[MED27248] melin, n. --> meline
[MED27249] meling, ger. --> meling
[MED27250] melioracioun, n. --> melioration
[MED27251] meliourament, n. --> meliorament
[MED27252] melishe, adj. --> melch
[MED27253] melissa, n. --> melissa
[MED27254] melled, adj. --> melled
[MED27255] mellicrate, n. --> melicrate
[MED27256] mellifien, v. --> mellify
[MED27257] melliflue, adj. --> melliflue
[MED27258] mellifluous, adj. --> mellifluous
[MED27259] mellite, adj. --> mellite
[MED27260] mellivous, adj. --> mellyvous
[MED27261] melodi(e, n. --> melody
[MED27262] melodious, adj. --> melodious
[MED27263] melodiousli, adv. --> melodiously
[MED27263.5] melonde, n. --> melonde
[MED27264] meloun, n. --> melon
[MED27265] melshhode, n. --> melchhead
[MED27266] melten, v. --> melt
[MED27267] melting(e, ger. --> melting
[MED27268] melwe, adj. --> mellowy
[MED27269] melwinge, ger. --> mealing
[MED27270] membracioun, n. --> membracioun
[MED27271] membrane, n. --> membrane
[MED27272] membratli, adv. --> membratly
[MED27273] membraunce, n. --> membrance
[MED27274] membre, n. --> member
[MED27275] membred, adj. --> membered
[MED27276] membren, v. --> member
[MED27277] membret, adj. --> membret
[MED27278] memden,  --> memden
[MED27279] memento, n. --> memento
[MED27280] memithe, n. --> memithe
[MED27281] memorable, adj. --> memorable
[MED27282] memorand, n. --> memorand
[MED27283] memorand, adj. --> memorand
[MED27284] memorandum, interj. --> memorandum
[MED27285] memoratif, adj. --> memorative
[MED27286] memoraunce, n. --> memorance
[MED27287] memorial, n. --> memorial
[MED27288] memorial, adj. --> memorial
[MED27289] memori(e, n. --> memory
[MED27290] memoried, ppl. --> memoried
[MED27291] Memphetik, adj. --> Memphitic
[MED27292] men, pron. indef. --> men
[MED27293] menable, adj.(1). --> menable
[MED27294] menable, adj.(2). --> menable
[MED27295] menage, n.(1). --> m&#xE9;nage
[MED27296] menage, n.(2). --> menage
[MED27297] menal, adj. --> menal
[MED27298] menali, adv. --> menaly
[MED27299] mencioun, n. --> mention
[MED27300] mend(e, n. --> mend
[MED27301] mendement, n. --> mendment
[MED27302] menden, v. --> mend
[MED27303] mendere, n. --> mender
[MED27304] mendicaunt, n. &amp; adj. --> mendicant
[MED27305] mendicite, n. --> mendicity
[MED27306] mendience, n. --> mendience
[MED27307] mendinaunt, n. --> mendinant
[MED27308] mendinaunt, adj. --> mendinant
[MED27309] mendiner, n. --> mendiner
[MED27310] mendinge, ger. --> mending
[MED27311] mendivaunt, n. --> mendivaunt
[MED27312] mendnesse, n. --> mendness
[MED27313] mendose, adj. --> mendose
[MED27314] mene, n.(1) --> mean
[MED27315] mene, n.(2) --> mean
[MED27316] mene, n.(3) --> mean
[MED27317] mene, n.(4) --> mene
[MED27318] mene, adj.(1) --> mean
[MED27319] mene, adj.(2) --> mean
[MED27320] mene, adv. --> mean
[MED27321] menehede, n.(1) --> meanhead
[MED27322] menehede, n.(2) --> meanhead
[MED27323] meneli, adv.(1) --> meanly
[MED27324] meneli, adv.(2) --> meanly
[MED27325] menelich, adj.(1) --> meanly
[MED27326] menelich, adj.(2) --> meanly
[MED27327] menen, v.(1) --> mean
[MED27328] menen, v.(2) --> mean
[MED27329] menen, v.(3) --> mean
[MED27330] menen, v.(4) --> mayne
[MED27331] mener, n.(1) --> meaner
[MED27332] mener, n.(2) --> meaner
[MED27333] menes, n. --> menes
[MED27334] men(e-time, n. &amp; adv. --> meantime
[MED27335] meneu, n. --> minnow
[MED27336] mene-while, n. &amp; adv. --> meanwhile
[MED27337] mene-whiles, n. --> meanwhile
[MED27338] mengen, v. --> ming
[MED27339] menging(e, ger. --> minging
[MED27340] mengingli, adv. --> mingingly
[MED27341] menglen, v. --> mingle
[MED27342] mening, ger. --> meaning
[MED27343] mening(e, ger.(1) --> meaning
[MED27344] mening(e, ger.(2) --> meaning
[MED27345] meninge, ger.(3) --> mening
[MED27346] meningli, adv. --> meaningly
[MED27347] menisoun, n. --> menison
[MED27348] meni-tuwe, adj. --> menituwe
[MED27349] meniu, n. --> meniu
[MED27350] meni-ver, n. --> miniver
[MED27351] mennesse, n.(1) --> meanness
[MED27352] mennesse, n.(2) --> meanness
[MED27353] menniscle&#x292;c, n. --> mannishlaik
[MED27354] mennish, n. --> mannish
[MED27355] menophites, n. --> Memphite
[MED27356] Menour, n. &amp; adj. --> minor
[MED27357] Menouresse, n. --> Minoress
[MED27357.5] mensal, n. --> mensal
[MED27358] mensal, adj. --> mensal
[MED27358.5] men-self, pron. --> manself
[MED27359] mensk(e, n. --> mensk
[MED27360] mensk(e, adj. --> mensk
[MED27361] menskef, adj. --> menskef
[MED27362] mensken, v. --> mensk
[MED27363] mensket, n. --> mensket
[MED27364] menskful, adj. --> menskful
[MED27365] menskfulli, adv. --> menskfully
[MED27366] mensking(e, ger. --> mensking
[MED27367] menskli, adv. --> menskly
[MED27368] mensoige, n. --> mensoige
[MED27369] menstrual, n. --> menstrual
[MED27370] menstrual, adj. --> menstrual
[MED27371] menstruat(e, adj. --> menstruate
[MED27372] menstrue, n. --> menstrue
[MED27373] menstrue, adj. --> menstrue
[MED27374] menstruous, adj. --> menstruous
[MED27375] menstruum, n. --> menstruum
[MED27376] mensurable, adj. --> mensurable
[MED27376.5] mensuracioun, n. --> mensuration
[MED27377] mensurate, adj. --> mensurate
[MED27378] mensure, n. --> mensure
[MED27378.5] mensuren, v. --> mensure
[MED27379] -ment, suf. --> -ment
[MED27380] menta greca, n. --> menta greca
[MED27381] mental, adj. --> mental
[MED27382] mentali, adv. --> mentally
[MED27383] mentastrum, n. --> mentastrum
[MED27384] menterie, n. --> mentery
[MED27385] menuring, ger. --> manuring
[MED27386] menuse, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> menise
[MED27387] meoule, n. --> meoule
[MED27388] mepen, v. --> mepe
[MED27389] mer, n. --> mar
[MED27390] meracleliche, adv. --> miraclely
[MED27391] Merce, n. --> Mercia
[MED27392] mercede, n. --> mercede
[MED27393] mercenari(e, n. --> mercenary
[MED27394] mercer, n. --> mercer
[MED27395] merceri(e, n. --> mercery
[MED27396] merchandabul, adj. --> merchantable
[MED27397] merch(e, n. --> march
[MED27398] Merchene laue, n. &amp; phr. --> Merchene law
[MED27399] merch-imotis, n. pl. --> markmoot
[MED27400] merci, n.(1) --> mercy
[MED27401] merci, n.(2) --> mercy
[MED27402] merciable, adj. --> merciable
[MED27403] merciabli, adv. --> merciably
[MED27404] mercial, adj. --> mercial
[MED27405] mercien, v.(1) --> mercy
[MED27406] mercien, v.(2) --> mercy
[MED27407] merciere, n. --> mercier
[MED27408] merciful, adj. --> merciful
[MED27409] mercifulli, adv. --> mercifully
[MED27410] mercifulnes, n. --> mercifulness
[MED27411] merciinge, ger. --> mercying
[MED27412] merciles, adj. &amp; adv. --> merciless
[MED27413] merciment, n. --> mercement
[MED27414] mercimoni(e, n. --> mercimony
[MED27415] mercing, ger. --> mercing
[MED27416] mercurial, n. --> mercurial
[MED27417] Mercurial, adj. --> mercurial
[MED27417.5] mercurialite, n. --> mercuriality
[MED27418] Mercuri(e, n. --> mercury
[MED27419] mercurizate, adj. --> mercurizate
[MED27419.5] merd(e, n. --> merd
[MED27420] mere, n.(1) --> mare
[MED27421] mere, n.(2) --> mere
[MED27422] mere, n.(3) --> mere
[MED27423] mere, n.(4) --> mere
[MED27424] mere, n.(5) --> mere
[MED27425] mer(e, adj.(1) --> mere
[MED27426] mer(e, adj.(2) --> mere
[MED27427] mere, adv. --> mere
[MED27428] merel, n. --> merels
[MED27429] mereli, adv. --> merely
[MED27430] mer(e-maid(e, n. --> mermaid
[MED27431] mer(e-maiden, n. --> mermaiden
[MED27432] mer(e-min, n. --> mermin
[MED27433] meren, v.(1) --> mered
[MED27434] meren, v.(2) --> mere
[MED27435] mere-sauce, n. --> meresauce
[MED27436] meretrix, n. --> meretrix
[MED27437] merge, n. --> merge
[MED27438] mergelin, n. --> mergelin
[MED27439] merghed, ppl. --> marrowed
[MED27439.5] merghlier(e, adv. --> merghlier(e
[MED27440] meri, n. --> meri
[MED27441] merian, n. --> merion
[MED27442] meridian, n. --> meridian
[MED27443] meridian, adj. --> meridian
[MED27444] meridie, n. --> meridie
[MED27445] meridies, n. --> meridies
[MED27446] meridional, adj. --> meridional
[MED27447] merim, n. --> merim
[MED27448] meritable, adj. --> meritable
[MED27449] merit(e, n. --> merit
[MED27449.5] meriten, v. --> merit
[MED27450] merites, n. --> myrrhite
[MED27451] meritori(e, adj. --> meritory
[MED27451.5] meritorie, n. --> meritory
[MED27452] meritorili, adv. --> meritorily
[MED27453] meritoringli, adv. --> meritoringly
[MED27454] meritorious, adj. --> meritorious
[MED27455] merk(e)ful, adj. --> murkful
[MED27456] merlete, n. --> merlette
[MED27457] merliche, adv. --> merely
[MED27458] merlin, n. --> marline
[MED27459] merling, n. --> merling
[MED27460] merlioun, n. --> merlin
[MED27461] meroli, adv. --> mirrorly
[MED27462] merour, n. --> meroure
[MED27463] merren, v. --> mar
[MED27464] merring, ger. --> marring
[MED27465] mersh, n. --> marsh
[MED27466] mershi, adj. --> marshy
[MED27467] mershli, adj. --> marshly
[MED27468] mersh-malwe, n. --> marshmallow
[MED27469] merth, n. --> merth
[MED27470] merthe, n. --> mirth
[MED27471] merule, n. --> merul
[MED27472] meruw(e, adj. --> merrow
[MED27473] mervailte, n. --> mervailte
[MED27474] merveil, adj. --> marvel
[MED27475] merveilable, adj. --> marvellable
[MED27476] merveille, n. --> marvel
[MED27477] merveillen, v. --> marvel
[MED27478] merveilli, adv. --> marvelly
[MED27479] merveilling, ger. --> marvelling | marveling
[MED27480] merveillous, adj. --> marvellous | marvelous
[MED27481] merveillous, adv. --> marvellous | marvelous
[MED27482] merveillousli, adv. --> marvellously | marvelously
[MED27483] mervilnes, n. --> mervilnes
[MED27484] mes, n.(1) --> mes
[MED27485] mes, n.(2) --> mess
[MED27486] mes, n.(3) --> mese
[MED27487] mes, n.(4) --> mese
[MED27488] mes, conj. --> mes
[MED27489] mesan, n. --> mizzen
[MED27490] mesel, n. --> mesel
[MED27491] mesel, adj. --> mesel
[MED27492] me-self, pron. --> myself
[MED27493] meselinge, ppl. --> meseling
[MED27494] meselri(e, n. --> meselry
[MED27495] mesen, v. --> mese
[MED27496] mesenterie, n. --> mesentery
[MED27497] mesh, n. --> mesh
[MED27498] mesing, ger. --> massing-penny
[MED27499] meskin, n. --> maskins
[MED27500] meson, n. --> maison
[MED27501] meson-deu, n. --> maison dieu
[MED27502] mespile, n. --> mespil
[MED27503] message, n.(1) --> message
[MED27504] message, n.(2) --> massage
[MED27504.5] messagen, v. --> message
[MED27505] messager, n. --> messenger
[MED27506] messageri(e, n. --> messagery
[MED27507] messaginge, ppl. --> message
[MED27508] messe, n.(1) --> mass
[MED27509] messe, n.(2) --> messe
[MED27510] messen, v.(1) --> mass
[MED27511] messen, v.(2) --> mess
[MED27512] Messias, n. --> Messiah
[MED27513] messing, ger.(1) --> massing
[MED27514] messing, ger.(2) --> messing
[MED27515] messing(e, n.(1) --> messing
[MED27516] messinge, n.(2) --> messing
[MED27517] mestelion, n. --> maslin
[MED27518] mesuage, n. --> messuage
[MED27519] mesurable, adj. --> measurable
[MED27520] mesurableli, adv. --> mesaureably
[MED27521] mesurablenes, n. --> measureableness
[MED27522] mesurabli, adj. --> measurably
[MED27523] mesurabli(e, adv. --> measurably
[MED27524] mesurage, n. --> measurage
[MED27525] mesure, n. --> measure
[MED27526] mesureles, adj. --> measureless
[MED27527] mesur(e)li, adv. --> measurely
[MED27528] mesuren, v. --> measure
[MED27529] mesurer, n. --> measurer
[MED27530] mesuring(e, ger. --> measuring
[MED27531] met, n. --> met
[MED27531.5] metafrenum, n. --> metafrenum
[MED27532] metal, n. --> metal
[MED27533] metalli, adj. --> metally
[MED27534] metallic, adj. --> metallic
[MED27535] metalline, adj. &amp; n. --> metalline
[MED27536] Metamorphoseos, n. --> metamorphosis
[MED27537] metaphisicalle, adj. --> metaphysical
[MED27538] metaphisicien, n. --> metaphysician
[MED27539] metaphisik, n. --> metaphysic
[MED27540] metaplasmus, n. --> metaplasm
[MED27541] metatarsum, n. --> metatarsus
[MED27542] mete, n.(1) --> meat
[MED27543] mete, n.(2) --> mete
[MED27544] mete, adj. --> meet
[MED27545] mete, adv. --> meet
[MED27546] meteable, adj. --> meatable
[MED27547] mete-bord, n. --> meat-board
[MED27548] mete-corn, n. --> meatcorn
[MED27549] mete-custi, adj. --> meat-custy
[MED27550] meteful, adj. --> meatful
[MED27551] mete-gift, adj. --> meatgift
[MED27552] mete&#x292;i&#xE6;n, v. --> mete&#x292;i&#xE6;n
[MED27553] mete&#x292;ung, n. --> mete&#x292;ung
[MED27554] meteles, n. --> metels
[MED27555] meteles, adj. --> meatless
[MED27556] meteli, adj. --> meetly
[MED27557] meteli, adv. --> meetly
[MED27558] metels, n.(1) --> metels
[MED27559] metels, n.(2) --> metels
[MED27560] meten, v.(1) --> mete
[MED27561] meten, v.(2) --> meat
[MED27562] meten, v.(3) --> mete
[MED27563] meten, v.(4) --> meet
[MED27564] meten, v.(5) --> mete
[MED27565] meter(e, n.(1) --> meter
[MED27566] metere, n.(2) --> meter
[MED27567] metere, n.(3) --> meter
[MED27568] metes, n. pl. --> meatus
[MED27569] meteth, n. --> meat
[MED27570] mete-yeve, n. --> mete-yeve
[MED27571] mete-yevere, n. --> mete-yevere
[MED27572] mete-yeving(e, n. --> meat giving
[MED27573] metfastnesse, n. --> meatfastness
[MED27574] methacarpus, n. --> metacarpus
[MED27575] methaphoris, n. pl. --> metaphor
[MED27576] meth(e, n. --> methe
[MED27577] meth(e, adj. --> meeth
[MED27578] methen, v. --> methe
[MED27579] metheours, n. pl. --> meteor
[MED27580] methful, adj. --> metheful
[MED27581] methfulliche, adv. --> metheful
[MED27582] methfulnesse, n. --> metheful
[MED27583] me&#xF0;laseshipe, n. --> me&#xF0;laseshipe
[MED27584] methles, adj. --> metheless
[MED27585] methlese, adv. --> metheless
[MED27586] methlesliche, adv. --> methelessly
[MED27587] methli, adj. --> methely
[MED27588] methli, adv. --> methely
[MED27589] method(e, n. --> method
[MED27590] meting, ger. --> meting
[MED27591] meting(e, ger.(1) --> meting
[MED27592] meting(e, ger.(2) --> meating
[MED27593] meting(e, ger.(3) --> meting
[MED27594] meting(e, ger.(4) --> meeting
[MED27594.5] metisen, v. --> metisen
[MED27595] metle&#x292;c, n. --> metle&#x292;c
[MED27596] metnesse, n. --> metness
[MED27597] metre, n. --> metre | meter
[MED27598] met-rede, n. --> metred
[MED27599] metreli, adv. --> metrely
[MED27600] metren, v. --> metre | meter
[MED27601] metrere, n. --> metrer
[MED27602] metrete, n. --> metrete
[MED27603] metrical, adj. --> metrical
[MED27604] metricion, n. --> metrician
[MED27605] metrificacion, n. --> metrification
[MED27606] metrificaten, v. --> metrificate
[MED27607] metrik, n. --> metric
[MED27607.5] metrikli, adv. --> metrically
[MED27608] metring, ger. --> metre | meter
[MED27609] metropol, n. --> metropole
[MED27610] metropolitan, adj. --> metropolitan
[MED27611] metropolitan(e, n. --> metropolitan
[MED27612] metship(e, n. --> meatship
[MED27613] metsunge, ger. --> metsunge
[MED27614] mette, n. --> mette
[MED27615] metteful, adj. --> metteful
[MED27616] mette-whil, n. --> mette-whil
[MED27617] metz, n. --> metz
[MED27618] meu(e, n.(1) --> mew
[MED27619] meue, n.(2) --> mou
[MED27620] meue, adj. --> meue
[MED27621] meuen, v.(1) --> mew
[MED27622] meuen, v.(2) --> mew
[MED27623] meuere, n. --> mewer
[MED27624] meuinge, ger. --> mewing
[MED27625] meuten, v. --> mewt
[MED27626] mevable, adj. --> movable
[MED27627] mevablenes(se, n. --> movableness
[MED27628] meve, n. --> move
[MED27629] mevement, n. --> movement
[MED27630] meven, v. --> move
[MED27631] mevere, n. --> mover
[MED27632] meving(e, ger. --> moving, n.
[MED27633] mezereon, n. --> mezereon
[MED27634] mi, n. --> mi
[MED27635] miccle-lic, n. --> micce-lic
[MED27636] miche, n. --> mitch
[MED27637] michekin, n. --> mitchkin
[MED27638] michen, v. --> mooch
[MED27639] micher, n. --> mitcher
[MED27640] micheri(e, n. --> michery
[MED27641] michfulliche, adv. --> michfulliche
[MED27642] michinge, ger. --> mitching
[MED27643] microcosmos, n. --> microcosmos
[MED27644] mid, n. --> mid
[MED27645] mid, adj. &amp; pref. --> mid
[MED27646] mid, adv.(1) --> mid
[MED27647] mid, adv.(2) --> mid
[MED27648] mid, prep.(1) --> mid
[MED27649] mid, prep.(2) --> mid
[MED27650] mid-after-non, n. --> mid-afternoon
[MED27651] mid-dai, n., adj., &amp; adv. --> midday
[MED27652] middel, n. --> middle
[MED27653] middel, adj. --> middle
[MED27654] middel, prep. --> middel
[MED27655] middel-erd, n. --> middle-erd
[MED27656] middel-erthe, n. --> middle earth
[MED27657] middelest, adv. sup. --> 
[MED27658] middelhed, n. --> middlehead
[MED27659] middeling, ger. --> middling
[MED27660] middelli, adv. --> middlely
[MED27661] middel-most(e, adj. &amp; n. --> middlemost
[MED27662] middel-night, n. --> middle night
[MED27663] midden-erd, n. --> middenerd
[MED27664] middes, n. --> mids
[MED27665] middes, adj. --> mids
[MED27666] middes, adv. &amp; prep. --> mids
[MED27667] midding, n. --> midden
[MED27667.5] middlen, v. --> middle
[MED27668] miden-lenton, n. --> miden-lenton
[MED27669] mid-idone, adv. --> mididone
[MED27670] midlen, v. --> midlen
[MED27671] mid-lent(en, n. --> midlenten
[MED27672] mid-liggunge, ger. --> mid-lying
[MED27673] mid-lond, adj. --> Midland
[MED27674] mid-mast, n. --> mid-mast
[MED27675] mid-mest(e, adj. &amp; n. --> midmost
[MED27676] mid-morn, n. --> mid-morn
[MED27677] mid-morwe, n. --> midmorrow
[MED27678] mid-night, n. --> midnight
[MED27679] midon-even, n. --> midon-even, n.
[MED27680] mid-outen, prep. --> midouten
[MED27681] mid-over-non, n. --> midovernoon
[MED27682] mid-over-undern, n. --> midoverundern
[MED27683] mid-part, n. --> mid-part
[MED27684] mid-place, n. --> mid-place
[MED27685] mid-rid(e, n. --> midred
[MED27686] mid-rif, n. --> midriff
[MED27687] mid-somer, n. --> midsummer
[MED27687.5] midstrecchen, v. --> mid-stretch
[MED27687.6] mid-strength, n. --> mid-strength
[MED27688] mid-tholinge, ger. --> midtholing
[MED27689] mid-under, n. --> mid-under
[MED27690] mid-under-non, n. --> midoverundern
[MED27691] mid-ward, n.(1), adj., &amp; adv. --> midward
[MED27692] mid-ward, n.(2) --> mid-ward
[MED27693] mid-wei, n. --> midway
[MED27694] mid-wif, n. --> midwife
[MED27695] mid-winter, n. --> midwinter
[MED27696] mid-wiving, ger. --> midwifing
[MED27697] mid-womman, n. --> midwoman
[MED27698] mid-wunung, n. --> mid-wunung
[MED27699] mien, v. --> mye
[MED27700] mies, n. pl. --> mise
[MED27701] migal(e, n. --> mygale
[MED27702] migge, n.(1) --> midge
[MED27703] migge, n.(2) --> mig
[MED27704] migge, n.(3) --> midgen
[MED27705] miggern, n. --> midgen
[MED27706] Mighel, n. --> Michael
[MED27707] Mighel-mes(se, n. --> Michaelmas
[MED27708] might, n. --> might
[MED27709] might, adj. --> might
[MED27710] mightand, adj. &amp; n. --> mightand
[MED27711] mighten, v. --> might
[MED27712] mightful, adj. --> mightful
[MED27713] mightfulli, adv. --> mightfully
[MED27714] mightfulnes, n. --> mightfulness
[MED27715] mighthede, n. --> mighthead
[MED27716] mighti, adj. --> mighty
[MED27717] mighti, adv. --> mighty
[MED27718] mighti-boned, adj. --> mighty-boned
[MED27719] mightiful, adj. --> mightiful
[MED27720] mightihed, n. --> mightihead
[MED27721] mightili, adj. --> mightily
[MED27722] mightili, adv. --> mightily
[MED27723] mightines(se, n. --> mightiness
[MED27724] mightinge, ger. --> mighting
[MED27725] mightious, adj. --> mighteous
[MED27726] mightles, adj. --> mightless
[MED27727] mightli, adj. --> mightly
[MED27728] mightli, adv. --> mightly
[MED27729] mightsomen, v. --> mightsome
[MED27730] mightsomnes, n. --> mightsomeness
[MED27731] migrain(e, n. --> migraine
[MED27732] miyen, v. --> mighe
[MED27733] mi&#x292;ethe, n. --> mi&#x292;ethe
[MED27734] mike, n.(1) --> mike
[MED27735] mik(e, n.(2) --> mike
[MED27736] Milan, n. --> Milan
[MED27737] milates, n. --> milates
[MED27738] milce, n. --> milce
[MED27739] milceful, adj. --> milceful
[MED27740] milcen, v. --> milce
[MED27741] milch(e, adj. --> milch
[MED27742] mild, n. --> mild
[MED27743] milde, n. --> mild
[MED27744] milde, adj. --> mild
[MED27745] mildeful, adj. --> mildful
[MED27746] mildehede, n. --> mildhead
[MED27747] mildeli, adj. --> mildly
[MED27748] mildeli, adv. --> mildly
[MED27749] milden, v. --> mild
[MED27750] mildenes(se, n. --> mildness
[MED27751] mildeshipe, n. --> mildship
[MED27752] mil-deu, n. --> mildew
[MED27753] mild-heorte, adj. --> mild-heart
[MED27754] mild-heortful, adj. --> mildheartful
[MED27755] mild-herted, adj. --> mild-hearted
[MED27756] mild-hertle&#x292;c, n. --> mildheartlaik, n.
[MED27757] mild-hertnes(se, n. --> mild-heartness
[MED27758] mildsung, ger. --> mildsung
[MED27759] mile, n.(1) --> mile
[MED27760] mile, n.(2) --> mile
[MED27761] Milener, n. --> milliner
[MED27762] miler, n. --> miler
[MED27763] miles, n. pl. --> miles
[MED27764] milet, n. --> millet
[MED27765] mil-foil(e, n. --> milfoil
[MED27766] mil-foli, adj. --> mil-foli
[MED27767] milgen, v. --> milge
[MED27768] milging, ger. --> milging
[MED27769] miliair, n. --> miliar
[MED27770] miliari(e, adj. --> milliary
[MED27771] miliaris, n. --> miliar
[MED27772] milinge, ger. --> miling
[MED27773] milioun, num. --> million
[MED27774] militari, adj. --> military
[MED27775] militatioun, n. --> militation
[MED27776] militaunce, n. --> militance
[MED27777] militaunt, adj. --> militant
[MED27778] milk, n. --> milk
[MED27779] milken, adj. --> milken
[MED27780] milken, v. --> milk
[MED27781] milker(e, n.(1) --> milker
[MED27782] milkere, n.(2) --> milker
[MED27783] milki, adj. --> milky
[MED27784] milking(e, ger. --> milking
[MED27785] milkish, adj. --> milkish
[MED27785.5] millan, n. --> millan
[MED27786] millered, ppl. --> millered
[MED27787] millinge, ger. --> milling
[MED27788] milne, n. --> mill
[MED27789] milner(e, n. --> miller
[MED27790] milne-ston, n. --> millstone
[MED27791] milsfolnesse, n. --> milcefulness
[MED27792] milsfulhed, n. --> milcefulness
[MED27793] mils-li&#xF0;e, adj. --> mils-li&#xF0;e
[MED27794] milt(e, n. --> milt
[MED27795] miltestre, n. --> miltestre
[MED27796] milthe, n. &amp; adj. --> milth
[MED27797] miltheliche, adv. --> milthly
[MED27798] milthen, v. --> milth
[MED27799] milthnes, n. --> milthness
[MED27800] milze-herted, adj. --> milce-hearted
[MED27801] milzer, n. --> milcer
[MED27802] min, pron. --> mine
[MED27803] mincen, v. --> mince
[MED27804] minchen, n. --> minchen
[MED27805] mind-ale, n. --> mind-ale
[MED27806] mind(e, n.(1) --> mind
[MED27807] mind(e, n.(2) --> mind
[MED27808] mind(e, adj. --> mind
[MED27808.5] minde, adv. --> minde
[MED27809] mind(e)ful, adj. --> mindful
[MED27810] mind(e)fulli, adv. --> mindfully
[MED27811] mind(e)les, adj. --> mindless
[MED27812] mindeli, adv. --> mindly
[MED27813] minden, v. --> mind
[MED27814] minder, n. --> minder
[MED27815] mindi, adj. --> mindy
[MED27816] mindi&#x292;nesse, n. --> mindi&#x292;nesse
[MED27817] minding, ger. --> minding
[MED27818] mindli, adj. --> mindly
[MED27819] min(e, n.(1) --> min
[MED27820] mine, n.(2) --> min
[MED27821] mine, n.(3) --> mine
[MED27822] min(e, n.(4) --> mine
[MED27823] minen, v. --> mine
[MED27824] mineral, n. --> mineral
[MED27825] mineral, adj. --> mineral
[MED27826] miner(e, n. --> miner
[MED27827] Minerve, n. --> Minerva
[MED27828] mineus, n. --> minium
[MED27828.5] ming, n. --> ming
[MED27829] mingen, v. --> ming
[MED27830] minging, ger. --> minging
[MED27831] minim, n. --> minim
[MED27832] mining(e, ger. --> mining
[MED27833] minion, n. --> minion
[MED27834] minishen, v. --> minish
[MED27835] minishing(e, ger. --> minishing
[MED27836] minission, n. --> minission
[MED27837] ministeri(e, n. --> ministry
[MED27838] ministracioun, n. --> ministration
[MED27839] ministratour, n. --> ministrator
[MED27840] ministraunce, n. --> ministraunce
[MED27841] ministre, n. --> minister
[MED27842] ministren, v. --> minister
[MED27843] ministresse, n. --> ministress
[MED27844] ministring(e, ger. --> ministering
[MED27845] ministroure, n. --> ministrer
[MED27846] mink, n. --> mink
[MED27847] min(ne, adj. --> min
[MED27848] minnen, v.(1) --> min
[MED27849] minnen, v.(2) --> min
[MED27850] minning, ger. --> min
[MED27851] minning(e, ger. --> minning
[MED27852] minor, adj. &amp; n. --> minor
[MED27853] minoracioun, n. --> minoration
[MED27854] minorate, adj. --> minorate
[MED27855] Minotaur(e, n. --> minotaur
[MED27856] minour, n. --> miner
[MED27857] minsing, ger. --> minsing
[MED27858] minster, n. --> minster
[MED27859] minsterliche, adj. --> minsterliche
[MED27860] minstral, n. --> minstrel
[MED27861] minstrali, n. --> minstrelly
[MED27862] minstralsi(e, n. --> minstrelsy
[MED27863] minstrelship, n. --> minstrelship
[MED27864] mint, n. --> mint
[MED27865] minte, n.(1) --> mint
[MED27866] minte, n.(2) --> mint
[MED27867] mint(e, n.(3) --> mint
[MED27868] minten, v. --> mint
[MED27869] minter, n. --> minter
[MED27870] mint-while, n. --> mint-while
[MED27871] minucioun, n. --> minution
[MED27872] minuid, ppl. --> minuid
[MED27873] minut(e, n.(1) --> minute
[MED27874] minute, n.(2) --> minute
[MED27875] minute, adj. --> minute
[MED27876] miour(e, n. --> myour
[MED27877] mirable, adj. --> mirable
[MED27878] mirabolan, n. --> myrobalan
[MED27879] miracle, n. --> miracle
[MED27880] miracleour, n. --> miracler
[MED27881] miraclous, adj. --> miraculous
[MED27882] miraculousli, adv. --> miraculously
[MED27883] mirak, n. --> mirach
[MED27884] mire, n.(1) --> mire
[MED27885] mire, n.(2) --> mire
[MED27886] miren, v.(1) --> mire
[MED27887] miren, v.(2) --> mire
[MED27888] miri, n. --> miri
[MED27889] miri, adj. --> miry
[MED27890] miri(e, adj. --> merry
[MED27891] miri(e, adv. --> merry
[MED27892] mirien, v. --> merry
[MED27893] mirili, adv. --> merrily
[MED27894] mirines(se, n. --> merriness
[MED27895] miring(e, n. --> miring
[MED27896] mirishen, v. --> mire
[MED27897] mirk(e, n. --> murk
[MED27898] mirk(e, adj. --> murk
[MED27899] mirkeli, adv. --> murkly
[MED27900] mirken, n. --> mirken
[MED27901] mirken, v. --> murk
[MED27902] mirkenen, v. --> mirken
[MED27903] mirk(e)nes(se, n. --> murkness
[MED27904] mirki, adj. --> murky
[MED27905] mirkines, n. --> murkiness
[MED27906] Mirmidones, n. pl. --> myrmidon
[MED27907] miron, n. --> myron
[MED27908] mirour, n. --> mirror
[MED27909] mirouren, v. --> mirror
[MED27910] mirourer, n. --> mirrorer
[MED27911] mirous, adj. --> mirous
[MED27912] mirre, n. --> myrrh
[MED27913] mirred, ppl. --> myrrhed
[MED27914] mirt(e, n. --> myrt
[MED27915] mirth(e, n. --> mirth
[MED27916] mirtheles, adj. --> mirthless
[MED27917] mirthen, v. --> mirth
[MED27918] mirthful, adj. --> mirthful
[MED27919] mirthinge, ger. --> mirthing
[MED27920] mirtille, n. --> myrtle
[MED27921] mirtilline, n. --> mirtilline
[MED27922] mirtine, n.(1) --> mirtine
[MED27923] mirtine, n.(2) --> myrtine
[MED27924] mirtite, n. --> myrtite
[MED27925] mirtlen, v. --> mirtle
[MED27926] mis, n. --> miss
[MED27927] mis, adj. --> miss
[MED27928] mis, adv. --> miss
[MED27929] mis-, pref. --> mis-
[MED27930] misaccounten, v. --> misaccount
[MED27931] misadi&#x292;t, ppl. --> misadight
[MED27932] misansweren, v. --> misanswer
[MED27933] misarraien, v. --> misarraien
[MED27934] misarraiing, ger. --> misarraying
[MED27935] misasked, ppl. --> misasked
[MED27936] misattemperance, n. --> misattemperance
[MED27937] misaventur(e, n. --> misadventure
[MED27938] misaventurous, adj. --> misadventurous
[MED27939] misaveren, v. --> misaver
[MED27940] misavisement, n. --> misadvisement
[MED27941] misavisen, v. --> misadvise
[MED27942] misavizing, ger. --> misadvising
[MED27943] misbeden, v. --> misbede
[MED27944] misbehaven, v. --> misbehave
[MED27945] misbehaving, ger. --> misbehaving
[MED27946] misbeing, ger. --> misbeing
[MED27947] misberen, v. --> misbear
[MED27948] misbering(e, ger. --> misbearing
[MED27949] misbewaren, v. --> misbeware
[MED27950] misbidden, v. --> misbede
[MED27951] misbifallen, v. --> misbefall
[MED27952] misbi&#x292;ete, n. --> misbeget
[MED27953] misbihed, ppl. --> misbehede
[MED27954] misbilad, ppl. --> misbelead
[MED27955] misbileve, n. --> misbelief
[MED27956] misbileveful, adj. --> misbeliefful
[MED27957] misbileven, v. --> misbelieve
[MED27958] misbilevenesse, n. --> misbeliefness
[MED27959] misbilevere, n. --> misbeliever
[MED27960] misbilevinge, ger. --> misbelieving
[MED27961] misbilimed, adj. --> misbilimed
[MED27962] misbisen, v. --> misbise
[MED27963] misbithinken, v. --> misbethink
[MED27964] misbitiden, v. --> misbetide
[MED27965] misbiyeten, v. --> misbeget
[MED27966] misbode, n. --> misbode
[MED27967] misbore(n, ppl. --> misborn
[MED27968] misbraiden, v. --> misbraid
[MED27969] misbreid, n. --> misbreyde
[MED27970] miscallen, v. --> miscall
[MED27971] miscarien, v. --> miscarry
[MED27972] miscas, n. --> miscase
[MED27973] miscasten, v. --> miscast
[MED27974] mischaunce, n. --> mischance
[MED27975] mischaunceful, adj. --> mischanceful
[MED27976] mischaunging, ger. --> mischanging
[MED27977] mischaunt, adj. --> meschant
[MED27978] mischef, n. --> mischief
[MED27979] mischefful, adj. --> mischiefful
[MED27980] mischeren, v. --> mischere
[MED27981] mischesen, v. --> mischoose
[MED27982] mischesing, ger. --> mischoosing
[MED27983] mischevable, adj. --> mischievable
[MED27984] mischeven, v. --> mischieve
[MED27985] mischeving, ger. --> mischieving
[MED27986] mischevous, adj. --> mischievous
[MED27987] mischevousli, adv. --> mischievously
[MED27987.5] miscible, adj. --> miscible
[MED27988] miscleped, ppl. --> misclepe
[MED27989] misclepinge, ger. --> miscleping
[MED27990] miscolouren, v. --> miscolour | miscolor
[MED27991] miscomfort, n. --> miscomfort
[MED27992] miscomforten, v. --> miscomfort
[MED27993] misconceite, n. --> misconceit
[MED27994] misconceiven, v. --> misconceive
[MED27995] misconceiving(e, ger. --> misconceiving
[MED27996] misconstruen, v. --> misconstrue
[MED27997] miscorden, v. --> miscord
[MED27998] miscounceilen, v. --> miscounsel
[MED27999] miscounsellinge, ger. --> miscounselling | miscounseling
[MED28000] miscounten, v. --> miscount
[MED28001] miscoveiting(e, ger. --> miscoveting
[MED28002] miscreature, n. --> miscreant
[MED28003] miscreaunce, n. --> miscreance
[MED28004] miscreaunt, n. --> miscreant
[MED28005] miscreaunt, adj. sg. &amp; pl. --> miscreant
[MED28006] miscredence, n. --> miscredence
[MED28007] miscredentis, n. pl. --> miscredent
[MED28008] miscroked, adj. --> miscrooked
[MED28009] miscustome, n. --> miscustom
[MED28010] miscwemen, v. --> misqueme
[MED28011] misdede, n. --> misdeed
[MED28012] misdeformed, ppl. --> 
[MED28013] misdelite, n. --> mis-delight
[MED28014] misdemen, v. --> misdeem
[MED28015] misdeming(e, ger. --> misdeeming
[MED28016] misdeparten, v. --> misdepart
[MED28016.5] misdietinge, ger. --> misdieting
[MED28017] misdihten, v. --> misdight
[MED28018] misdispenden, v. --> misdispend
[MED28019] misdispendinge, ger. --> misdispending
[MED28020] misdispense, n. --> misdispense
[MED28021] misdo, n. --> misdo
[MED28022] misdoer(e, n. --> misdoer
[MED28023] misdoing(e, ger. --> misdoing
[MED28024] misdom, n. --> misdoom
[MED28025] misdon, v. --> misdo
[MED28026] misdouting, ger. --> misdoubting
[MED28027] misdrauen, v. --> misdraw
[MED28028] misdraught, n. --> misdraught
[MED28029] misdrauinge, ger. --> misdrawing
[MED28030] misdreden, v. --> misdread
[MED28031] misdriven, v. --> misdrive
[MED28032] mise, n.(1) --> mise
[MED28033] mise, n.(2) --> mise
[MED28034] mise, n. pl.(3) --> myse
[MED28035] mise, n.(4) --> mise
[MED28036] mi-self, pron. --> myself
[MED28037] miselickenis, n. --> mislikeness
[MED28038] miselinge, ger. --> mizzling
[MED28039] misellen, v. --> mizzle
[MED28040] misenfourmen, v. --> misinform
[MED28041] misentrechaungen, v. --> 
[MED28041.5] misentren, v. --> misenter
[MED28042] misentreting, ger. --> misentreat
[MED28043] miserable, adj. --> miserable
[MED28044] miserabli(e, adv. --> miserably
[MED28045] miseracioun, n. --> miseration
[MED28046] miseraice, adj. --> mesaraic
[MED28047] miserere, n. --> miserere
[MED28048] misericord(e, n. --> misericord
[MED28049] miseri(e, n. --> misery
[MED28049.5] miserious, adj. --> miserous
[MED28050] miserlike, adv. --> miserlike
[MED28051] miserous, adj. --> miserous
[MED28052] misese, n. --> misease
[MED28053] misese, adj. --> misease
[MED28054] misesed, ppl. --> miseased
[MED28055] misesi, adj. --> miseasy
[MED28056] misesli, adv. --> miseasely
[MED28057] misesnesse, n. --> miseaseness
[MED28058] miseste, n. --> miseasety
[MED28059] misetente, ppl. --> misentente
[MED28060] misexpounden, v. --> misexpound
[MED28061] misfacioning, ger. --> misfashioning
[MED28062] misfait, n. --> misfeat
[MED28063] misfal, n. --> misfall
[MED28064] misfallen, v. --> misfall
[MED28064.5] misfame, n. --> misfame
[MED28065] misfamen, v. --> misfame
[MED28066] misfar(e, n. --> misfare
[MED28067] misfare(n, v. --> misfere
[MED28068] misfaut, n. --> mis-fault
[MED28069] misfeding, ger. --> misfeeding
[MED28070] misfeith, n. --> misfeat
[MED28071] misfelen, v. --> mis-feeling
[MED28072] misfening, ppl. --> misfening
[MED28073] misflen, v. --> misfly
[MED28074] misfon, v. --> misfang
[MED28075] misfongen, v. --> misfang
[MED28076] misforshapen, ppl. --> misforshape
[MED28077] misfortune, n. --> misfortune
[MED28078] misfortunen, v. --> misfortune
[MED28079] misforyeven, v. --> misforgive
[MED28080] misfoting, ger. --> misfooting
[MED28081] misfounding(e, ger. --> misfounding
[MED28082] misframed, ppl. --> misframed
[MED28082.5] misfre, adj. --> misfre
[MED28083] misful, adj. --> misful
[MED28084] misgien, v. --> misguy
[MED28085] misgilt, n. --> misguilt
[MED28086] misgilten, v. --> misguilt
[MED28087] misglosen, v. --> misgloze
[MED28088] misgoing(e, ger. --> misgoing
[MED28089] misgon, v. --> misgo
[MED28090] misgong, n. --> misgang
[MED28091] misgoten, ppl. --> misgotten
[MED28092] misgovernail, n. --> misgovernail
[MED28093] misgovernaunce, n. --> misgovernance
[MED28094] misgovernen, v. --> misgovern
[MED28095] misgoverner, n. --> misgovernor
[MED28096] misgreven, v. --> misgrieve
[MED28097] misgrouen, v. --> misgrown
[MED28098] misguiden, v. --> misguide
[MED28099] misguiding, ger. --> misguiding
[MED28100] mis&#x292;eode, v. --> mis&#x292;eode
[MED28101] mishal, adj. --> mishale
[MED28102] mishandlen, v. --> mishandle
[MED28103] mishandlinge, ger. --> mishandling
[MED28104] mishap, n. --> mishap
[MED28105] mishappen, v. --> mishap
[MED28106] mishappenen, v. --> mishappen
[MED28107] mishappening(e, ger. --> mishappening
[MED28108] mishappi, adj. --> mishappy
[MED28109] mishapping, ger. --> mishapping
[MED28110] mishardi, adj. --> mishardy
[MED28111] misheren, v. --> mishear
[MED28112] misherer, n. --> mishearer
[MED28113] misheringe, ger. --> mishersing
[MED28114] misherkenen, v. --> mishearken
[MED28114.5] misholdinge, ger. --> mis-hold
[MED28115] mishonour, n. --> mishonour
[MED28116] mishope, n. --> mishope
[MED28117] mishopen, v. --> mishope
[MED28118] mishumour, n. --> miss-humour
[MED28119] misi, n. --> mizzy
[MED28120] misifelen, v. --> misfeel
[MED28121] misiheren, v. --> misihere
[MED28122] misiliken, v. --> mislike
[MED28123] misiloken, v. --> mislike
[MED28124] misintreaten, v. --> misentreat
[MED28125] misirad, ppl. --> misrede
[MED28126] misispeken, v. --> misspeak
[MED28127] misitithen, v. --> mistithe
[MED28128] misiwend, ppl. --> misiwend
[MED28129] misjugen, v. --> misjudge
[MED28130] miskanged, ppl. --> miskanged
[MED28131] miskenning(e, ger. --> miskenning
[MED28132] miskepen, v. --> miskeep
[MED28133] miskeping(e, ger. --> miskeeping
[MED28134] miskissing(e, ger. --> miskissing
[MED28135] misknouen, v. --> misknow
[MED28136] misknouinge, ger. --> misknowing
[MED28137] misknoulechen, v. --> misknowledge
[MED28138] misknoulechinge, ger. --> misknowledging
[MED28139] misknoulege, n. --> misknowledge
[MED28140] misleden, v. --> mislead
[MED28141] misledere, n. --> misleader
[MED28142] misleding(e, ger. --> misleading
[MED28143] misleien, v. --> mislay
[MED28144] misleren, v. --> mislear
[MED28145] mislerning, ger. --> mislearning
[MED28146] misleve, n. --> misleve
[MED28147] misleveful, adj. --> misleveful
[MED28148] misleven, v. --> misleve
[MED28149] misleving(e, ger. --> misliving
[MED28150] mislich(e, adj.(1) --> mislich
[MED28151] mislich(e, adj.(2) --> mislich
[MED28152] mislich(e, adv.(1) --> misliche
[MED28153] mislich(e, adv.(2) --> misliche
[MED28154] mislien, v. --> mislie
[MED28155] mislike, n. --> mislike
[MED28156] misliken, v.(1) --> mislike
[MED28157] misliken, v.(2) --> mislike
[MED28158] misliking(e, ger. --> misliking
[MED28159] mislimet, adj. --> mislimet
[MED28160] mislimpen, v. --> mislimpen
[MED28161] misliven, v. --> mislive
[MED28162] misliver, n. --> misliver
[MED28163] misliving(e, ger. --> misliving
[MED28164] mislok, n. --> mislook
[MED28165] misloken, v. --> mislook
[MED28166] mislokinge, ger. --> mislooking
[MED28167] mislore, n. --> mislore
[MED28168] mislosen, v.(1) --> mislosed
[MED28169] mislosen, v.(2) --> misloose
[MED28170] misloven, v.(1) --> mislove
[MED28171] misloven, v.(2) --> mislove
[MED28172] misloving, ger. --> misloving
[MED28173] mismaien, v. --> mismay
[MED28174] mismaken, v. --> mismake
[MED28175] mismarken, v. --> mismark
[MED28176] mismater, n. --> mismater
[MED28177] mismedling, ger. --> mismeddling
[MED28178] mismening, ger. --> mismeaning
[MED28179] mismeting, ger. --> miss-meting
[MED28180] mismetren, v. --> mismetre | mismeter
[MED28181] mismeving, ger. --> mismeving
[MED28182] mismotinde, ppl. --> mismotinde
[MED28183] misname, n. --> misname
[MED28184] misnamen, v. --> misname
[MED28185] misnimen, v. --> misnim
[MED28186] misniminge, ger. --> misnimming
[MED28187] misnoten, v. --> misnote
[MED28188] misnotinge, ger. --> misnote
[MED28189] misnoumer, n. --> misnomer
[MED28189.5] misobservaunce, n. --> misobservance
[MED28190] misordeinen, v. --> misordeine
[MED28191] misordeininge, ger. --> misordaining
[MED28192] misordinaunce, n. --> misordinance
[MED28193] misordre, n. --> misorder
[MED28194] misordren, v. --> misorder
[MED28195] misortrouunge, ger. --> misotrouunge
[MED28196] misoverledere, n. --> misoverledere
[MED28197] mispaien, v. --> mispay
[MED28198] misparten, v. --> mispart
[MED28199] misplaue, n. --> misplaue
[MED28200] misplesaunce, n. --> mispleasance
[MED28201] misplesen, v. --> misplease
[MED28202] misplesing, ger. --> misplease
[MED28203] mispreisen, v. --> mispraise
[MED28204] mispreising(e, ger. --> mispraise
[MED28205] misprision, n. --> misprision
[MED28206] misprou, n. --> misprou
[MED28207] misproud(e, adj. &amp; n. --> misproud
[MED28207.5] misrecording, ger. --> mis-recording
[MED28208] misreden, v. --> misrede
[MED28209] misrehersel, n. --> misrehearsal
[MED28210] misreken, v. --> misreke
[MED28211] misrempen, v. --> misremp
[MED28212] misrenninge, ger. --> misrenning
[MED28213] misreport, n. --> misreport
[MED28214] misreporten, v. --> misreport
[MED28215] misreule, n. --> misrule
[MED28216] misreulen, v. --> misrule
[MED28217] misreuler, n. --> misruler
[MED28218] misreuli, adj. --> misruly
[MED28219] misreulinge, ger. --> misruling
[MED28220] misreverence, n. --> mis-reverence
[MED28221] misrewarden, v. --> misreward
[MED28221.5] misrosted, ppl. --> mis-roasted
[MED28222] missal(e, n. &amp; adj. --> missal
[MED28223] missaue, n. --> missaw
[MED28224] misseching, ger. --> mis-seeking
[MED28225] missecutting, ger. --> miscutting
[MED28226] misseien, v. --> missay
[MED28227] misseiere, n. --> missayer
[MED28228] misseiing(e, ger. --> missaying
[MED28229] missellen, v. --> mis-sell
[MED28230] misse-mashe, n. --> mishmash
[MED28231] missemen, v. --> mis-seem
[MED28232] missemening, ppl. --> mismeaning
[MED28233] missen, v.(1) --> miss
[MED28234] missen, v.(2) --> mis-see
[MED28235] missenlic, adj. --> missenlic
[MED28236] misser, adj. --> miser
[MED28237] misserven, v. --> mis-serve
[MED28238] misseshaping, ger. --> mishaping
[MED28239] misset(te, ppl. --> mis-set
[MED28240] misshamful, adj. --> misshameful
[MED28241] misshap(e, n. --> misshape
[MED28242] misshapen, ppl. --> misshape
[MED28243] missing(e, ger. --> missing
[MED28244] missitten, v. --> missit
[MED28245] missive, adj. &amp; n. --> missive
[MED28246] missmellen, v. --> missmell
[MED28247] missounen, v. --> missound
[MED28248] misspeche, n. --> misspeech
[MED28249] misspeden, v. --> misspeed
[MED28250] misspeken, v. --> misspeak
[MED28251] misspeker, n. --> misspeaker
[MED28252] misspekinge, ger. --> misspeaking
[MED28253] misspenden, v. --> misspend
[MED28254] misspending(e, ger. --> misspending
[MED28255] misspenen, v. --> misspene
[MED28256] misspronge, ppl. --> misspronge
[MED28257] misstanden, v. --> misstand
[MED28258] missteppen, v. --> misstep
[MED28259] misstorten, v. --> mis-start
[MED28260] missware, n. --> missware
[MED28261] mist, n.(1) --> mist
[MED28262] mist, n.(2) --> mist
[MED28263] mist, n.(3) --> mist
[MED28264] mistad, ppl. --> mistad
[MED28265] mistaile, n. --> mistail
[MED28266] mistaken, v. --> mistake
[MED28267] mistaking(e, ger. --> mistaking
[MED28268] mistasten, v. --> mistaste
[MED28269] misteche, n. --> mistetch
[MED28270] mistechen, v. --> misteach
[MED28271] mistel, n. --> mistle
[MED28272] mistellen, v. --> mistell
[MED28273] mistel-to, n. --> mistletoe
[MED28274] mistemperure, n. --> mistemperure
[MED28275] misten, v.(1) --> mist
[MED28276] misten, v.(2) --> miste
[MED28277] mister, n. --> mister
[MED28278] misteren, v. --> mister
[MED28279] misterial, adj. --> mysterial
[MED28280] misterialli, adv. --> mysterially
[MED28281] misteri(e, n.(1) --> mystery
[MED28282] misteri(e, n.(2) --> mystery
[MED28283] misterles, adj. --> misterless
[MED28283.5] misterli, adv. --> misterli
[MED28284] mister-man, n. --> mister man
[MED28285] mister-womman, n. --> mister-woman
[MED28286] mistheu, n. --> misthew
[MED28287] misthing, n. --> misthing
[MED28288] misthinken, v. --> misthink
[MED28289] misthought, n. --> misthought
[MED28290] misthrouen, v. --> misthrow
[MED28291] misthunchen, v. --> misthink
[MED28292] misti, n. --> misty
[MED28293] misti, adj.(1) --> misty
[MED28294] misti, adj.(2) --> misty
[MED28295] mistical, adj. --> mystical
[MED28296] mistid, n. --> mistide
[MED28297] mistiden, v. --> mistide
[MED28298] mistied, n. --> mistied
[MED28299] mistihed(e, n. --> mistihead
[MED28300] mistik(e, n. --> mystic
[MED28301] mistik(e, adj. --> mystic
[MED28302] mistikli, adv. --> mysticly
[MED28303] mistili, adj. --> mistily
[MED28304] mistili, adv. --> mistily
[MED28305] mistime, n. --> mistime
[MED28306] mistimen, v. --> mistime
[MED28307] mistines(se, n. --> mistiness
[MED28307.5] mistir, adj. --> mistir
[MED28308] mistithen, v. --> mistithe
[MED28309] mistli, adj. --> mistly
[MED28310] mistli, adv. --> mistily
[MED28311] mistohe, ppl. --> mistohe
[MED28312] mistraisten, v. --> mistraist
[MED28313] mistreden, v. --> mistread
[MED28314] mistrest, n. --> mistrest
[MED28315] mistresten, v. --> mistrest
[MED28316] mistreten, v. --> mistreat
[MED28317] mistreting, ger. --> mistreat
[MED28318] mistringe, ger. --> mistring
[MED28319] mistrist, n. --> mistrist
[MED28320] mistristen, v. --> mistrist
[MED28321] mistristing, ger. --> mistristing
[MED28322] mistrou, n. --> mistrow
[MED28323] mistrouable, adj. --> mistrowable
[MED28324] mistrouen, v. --> mistrow
[MED28325] mistrouful, adj. --> mistrowful
[MED28326] mistrouing(e, ger. --> mistrowing
[MED28327] mistrouth(e, n. --> mistroth
[MED28328] mistrum, adj. --> mistrum
[MED28329] mistrust, n. --> mistrust
[MED28330] mistrusten, v. --> mistrust
[MED28331] mistrusti, adj. --> mistrusty
[MED28332] mistrusting, ger. --> mistrusting
[MED28333] mistrustre, n. --> mistruster
[MED28334] mistunen, v. --> mistune
[MED28335] misturnen, v. --> misturn
[MED28336] misturning, ger. --> misturning
[MED28337] misunderstonden, v. --> misunderstand
[MED28338] misunderstonding, ger. --> misunderstanding
[MED28339] misure, n. --> missure
[MED28340] misusaunce, n. --> misusance
[MED28341] misus(e, n. --> misuse
[MED28342] misusen, v. --> misuse
[MED28343] misusing(e, ger. --> misusing
[MED28344] misviled, adj. --> misviled
[MED28345] miswandringe, ppl. --> miswandering
[MED28346] miswasten, v. --> miswaste
[MED28347] miswei, n. --> misway
[MED28348] misweien, v. --> misweigh
[MED28349] miswenden, v. --> miswend
[MED28350] miswenen, v. --> misween
[MED28351] misweninge, ger. --> misweening
[MED28352] miswerken, v. --> miswork
[MED28353] miswinnen, v. --> miswin
[MED28354] miswiten, v. --> miswite
[MED28355] miswiven, v. --> miswive
[MED28356] misword, n. --> misword
[MED28357] miswreint, ppl. --> miswreint
[MED28358] miswrench, n. --> miswrench
[MED28359] miswrest, ppl. --> miswrest
[MED28360] miswriten, v. --> miswrite
[MED28361] miswriting, ger. --> miswriting
[MED28362] miswune, n. --> miswone
[MED28363] misyemen, v. --> misyeme
[MED28364] misyeminge, ger. --> misyeme
[MED28365] misyengen, v. --> misyenge
[MED28366] mitain(e, n. --> mitten
[MED28367] mite, n.(1) --> mite
[MED28368] mite, n.(2) --> mite
[MED28369] mithen, v.(1) --> mithe
[MED28370] mithen, v.(2) --> myth
[MED28371] mithologie, n. --> mythology
[MED28372] mitigacioun, n. --> mitigation
[MED28373] mitigaten, v. --> mitigate
[MED28374] mitigatif, adj. &amp; n. --> mitigative
[MED28375] mitigating, ger. --> mitigating
[MED28376] miting, n. --> miting
[MED28377] mitre, n. --> mitre | miter
[MED28378] mitren, v. --> mitre | miter
[MED28379] mitte, n. --> mit
[MED28380] mittimus, n. --> mittimus
[MED28381] miwe, n. --> miwe
[MED28382] mix, n. --> mix
[MED28383] mixe, n. --> myxe
[MED28384] mixed, ppl. --> mixed
[MED28385] mixen, n. --> mixen
[MED28385.5] mixen, v. --> mixen
[MED28386] mix-plentoun, n. --> mix-plentoun
[MED28387] mixshipe, n. --> mixship
[MED28388] mixt(e, ppl. --> mixed
[MED28389] mixtioun, n. --> mixtion
[MED28389.5] mixtom, n. --> mixtom
[MED28390] mixture, n. --> mixture
[MED28391] ml, num. --> ml
[MED28392] mnam, n. --> mnam
[MED28393] mo, n. --> mo
[MED28394] mo, adj. --> mo
[MED28395] mo, adv. --> mo
[MED28396] moabit(e, n. --> Moabite
[MED28397] mobard, n. --> mobard
[MED28398] mobarship, n. --> amobreship
[MED28399] mobile, n. --> mobile
[MED28400] mobilite, n. --> mobility
[MED28401] mobled, ppl. --> mobled
[MED28402] mocchen, v. --> mouch
[MED28403] moch, n. --> mutch
[MED28404] mochenes, n. --> muchness
[MED28405] mocioun, n. --> motion
[MED28406] mod, n. --> mood
[MED28407] moddri(e, n. --> 
[MED28408] mod(e, n. --> mode
[MED28409] mode, adj. --> mode
[MED28410] modeland, ppl. --> muddle
[MED28411] moder, n. --> mother
[MED28412] moderacioun, n. --> moderation
[MED28413] moderat(e, adj. --> moderate
[MED28414] moderat(e)li, adv. --> moderately
[MED28415] moderaten, v. --> moderate
[MED28416] moderatour, n. --> moderator
[MED28417] moderaunce, n. --> moderance
[MED28418] moderaunte, adj. --> moderate
[MED28419] moderen, v. --> moder
[MED28420] moderful, adj. --> motherful
[MED28421] moderhed(e, n. --> motherhood
[MED28422] modering, ger. --> modering
[MED28423] moder-in-laue, n. --> mother-in-law
[MED28424] moderles, adj. --> motherless
[MED28425] moderli, adj. --> motherly
[MED28426] moderli, adv. --> motherly
[MED28427] modershipe, n. --> mothership
[MED28428] moder-wort, n. --> motherwort
[MED28429] modestite, n. --> modesty
[MED28430] modful, adj. --> modful
[MED28431] modi, adj. --> moody
[MED28432] modien, v. --> modien
[MED28433] modifien, v. --> modify
[MED28434] modi&#x292;le&#x292;c, n. --> modi&#x292;le&#x292;c
[MED28435] modili, adv. --> moodily
[MED28436] modines(se, n. --> moodiness
[MED28437] modius, n. --> modius
[MED28438] modren, v. --> mother
[MED28439] modulacioun, n. --> modulation
[MED28440] moeble, n. --> moble
[MED28441] moeble, adj. --> moble
[MED28442] moevablete, n. --> movability
[MED28443] mog, n. --> maugh
[MED28444] moienaunt, prep. --> moyenant
[MED28445] moile, n. --> moile
[MED28446] moinel, n. --> monial
[MED28447] mois, n. --> mois
[MED28448] Moises, n. --> Moses
[MED28449] moisoun, n. --> moison
[MED28450] moist(e, n. --> moist
[MED28451] moist(e, adj. --> moist
[MED28452] moisten, v. --> moist
[MED28453] moistenes(se, n. --> moistness
[MED28454] moister, n. --> moister
[MED28455] moistful, adj. --> moistful
[MED28456] moisti, adj. --> moisty
[MED28457] moistien, v. --> moisty
[MED28458] moisting(e, ger. --> moisting
[MED28459] moistur(e, n. --> moisture
[MED28460] moisturen, v. --> moisture
[MED28461] moite, n. --> moiety
[MED28462] mokadour, n. --> muckender
[MED28463] moker, n. --> moker
[MED28464] mokerard, n. --> mokerard
[MED28465] mokeren, v. --> mucker
[MED28466] mokerer(e, n. --> muckerer
[MED28467] mokke, n. --> mock
[MED28468] mokken, v. --> mock
[MED28469] mokker, n. --> mocker
[MED28470] mokkeri(e, n. --> mockery
[MED28471] mokking(e, ger. --> mocking
[MED28472] mol, n.(1) --> moal
[MED28473] mol, n.(2) --> mail
[MED28474] mol, n.(3) --> mole
[MED28475] mol, adj. --> moll
[MED28476] molaine, n. --> molan
[MED28477] molares, n.pl. --> molar
[MED28478] mold(e, n.(1) --> mould | mold | mool
[MED28479] mold(e, n.(2) --> mould | mold
[MED28480] mold(e, n.(3) --> mould | mold
[MED28481] mold(e-bred, n. --> mouldbred
[MED28482] molden, adj. --> moulden
[MED28483] molden, v. --> mould | mold
[MED28484] molder(e, n. --> moulder | molder
[MED28485] mold(e-werp(e, n. --> mouldwarp | moldwarp
[MED28486] molding(e, ger. --> moulding | molding
[MED28487] mole, n.(1) --> mole
[MED28488] mole, n.(2) --> mole
[MED28489] moled, ppl. --> mole
[MED28490] molein(e, n. --> mullein
[MED28491] molendine, n. --> moledine
[MED28492] molestacioun, n. --> molestation
[MED28493] molest(e, n. --> molest
[MED28494] moleste, adj. --> molest
[MED28495] molesten, v. --> molest
[MED28496] molet, n.(1) --> mullet
[MED28497] molet, n.(2) --> mullet
[MED28498] molet(te, n. --> mullet
[MED28499] moline, n. --> moline
[MED28500] molist, ppl. --> molist
[MED28501] molle, n.(1) --> mole
[MED28502] mol(le, n.(2) --> mull
[MED28503] mollen, v. --> mull | moil | mool
[MED28503.5] mollere, n. --> moaler
[MED28503.6] mollicies, n. --> mollicies
[MED28504] mollificacioun, n. --> mollification
[MED28505] mollificatif, adj. --> mollificative
[MED28506] mollifien, v. --> mollify
[MED28507] mollifiing(e, ger. --> mollifying
[MED28508] mollitif, adj. --> mollitive
[MED28509] mollok(e, n. --> mullock
[MED28510] Molmutine, adj. --> Molmutine
[MED28511] molochites, n. --> malachite
[MED28512] molour, n. --> muller
[MED28513] molsh, adj. --> mulch
[MED28513.5] molshen, v. --> molshen
[MED28514] mom, n. --> mum
[MED28515] mome, n. --> mome
[MED28516] momelart, n. --> momelart
[MED28517] momelen, v. --> mumble
[MED28518] momeling(e, ger. --> mumbling
[MED28519] moment, n. --> moment
[MED28520] momentaneous, adj. --> momentaneous
[MED28521] momentanie, adj. --> momentany
[MED28522] momentare, adj. --> momentary
[MED28523] momentli, adj. --> momently
[MED28524] mommen, v. --> mum
[MED28525] mommer, n. --> mummer
[MED28526] momming(e, ger. --> mumming
[MED28527] momur-dotes, n. pl. --> momurdotes
[MED28528] mon, n.(1) --> moan
[MED28529] mon, n.(2) --> man
[MED28530] monachelite, n. --> Monothelite
[MED28531] mon ami, phr. --> mon ami
[MED28531.5] monapagie, n. --> monapagie
[MED28532] monarchi(e, n. --> monarchy
[MED28533] monark(e, n. --> monarch
[MED28534] monasterial, adj. --> monasterial
[MED28535] monasteri(e, n. --> monastery
[MED28536] monastical, adj. --> monastical
[MED28537] monastik, adj. --> monastic
[MED28538] monchelet, n. --> monchelet
[MED28539] monchen, v. --> munch
[MED28540] mondeine, adj. --> mundane
[MED28541] mondial, adj. --> mondial
[MED28542] mon(e, n.(1) --> moon
[MED28543] mon(e, n.(2) --> mone
[MED28544] mone, n.(3) --> mone
[MED28545] Mone-dai, n. --> Monday
[MED28546] monei(e, n. --> money
[MED28547] monei(e-maker(e, n. --> money-maker
[MED28548] moneien, v. --> money
[MED28549] moneier, n. --> moneyer
[MED28550] moneie-worth, n. --> money-worth
[MED28551] moneiles, adj. --> moonless
[MED28552] mone-lich, adj. --> moonlike
[MED28553] mone-light, n. --> moonlight
[MED28554] monen, v.(1) --> mone
[MED28555] monen, v.(2) --> mun
[MED28556] monen, v.(3) --> moan
[MED28557] monesten, v. --> monish
[MED28558] monestere, n. --> monisher
[MED28559] monestinge, ger. --> monishing
[MED28560] moneter, n. --> moneter
[MED28561] monful, adj. --> manful
[MED28562] mong(e, n. --> mung
[MED28563] mongen, v.(1) --> mong
[MED28564] mongen, v.(2) --> mang
[MED28565] monger(e, n. --> monger
[MED28566] mongestere, n. --> mongster
[MED28567] monging, ger. --> monging
[MED28568] monglen, v. --> mongle
[MED28569] mongling(e, ger. --> mongling
[MED28570] mongrel, n. --> mongrel
[MED28570.5] moniacle, n. --> moniacle
[MED28570.6] moniaclen, v. --> moniaclen
[MED28570.8] moniak, n. --> moniak
[MED28571] monial(e, n. --> monial
[MED28572] monicioun, n. --> monition
[MED28573] moni-fauldes, n.pl. --> manifold
[MED28574] monihen, v. --> monihen
[MED28575] moninesse, n. --> manyness
[MED28576] moning, ger. --> moaning
[MED28577] moning(e, ger. --> moning
[MED28578] monish, adj. --> mannish
[MED28579] monitorie, n. &amp; adj. --> monitory
[MED28580] mon-joi(e, n. --> Mountjoy
[MED28581] monk, n. --> monk
[MED28582] monken, v. --> monk
[MED28583] monkhede, n. --> monkhead
[MED28583.5] monkli, adv. --> monklike
[MED28584] monoceros, n. --> monoceros
[MED28585] mono-corde, n. --> monochord
[MED28586] monoculus, adj. --> monoculus
[MED28586.5] monomac, n. --> monomac
[MED28587] mon-quelle, n. --> manquelle
[MED28588] mon-slaye, n. --> manslaghe
[MED28589] monstrable, adj. --> monstrable
[MED28590] monstre, n. --> monster
[MED28591] monstreful, adj. --> monsterful
[MED28592] monstrison, n. --> monstrison
[MED28593] monstruosite, n. --> monstruosity
[MED28594] monstruous, adj. --> monstrous
[MED28595] mon-sware, n. --> mansware
[MED28596] mon-sworn, ppl. --> mansworn
[MED28597] month, n. --> month
[MED28598] month-mind(e, n. --> month mind
[MED28599] monument, n. --> monument
[MED28600] mopish, adj. --> mopish
[MED28601] mop(pe, n. --> mop
[MED28602] mopped, ppl. --> mapped
[MED28603] mor, n.(1) --> moor
[MED28604] mor, n.(2) --> more
[MED28605] moral, n. --> moral
[MED28606] moral, adj. --> moral
[MED28607] morales, n. pl. --> moralis
[MED28608] moralite, n. --> morality
[MED28609] moralizacion, n. --> moralization
[MED28610] moralizen, v. --> moralize
[MED28611] moralizinge, ger. --> moralizing
[MED28612] moralli, adv. --> morally
[MED28613] morbous, adj. --> morbous
[MED28614] mordaunt, n. --> mordant
[MED28615] mordax, adj. --> mordax
[MED28616] morderes, n. --> murderess
[MED28617] mordicacioun, n. --> mordication
[MED28618] mordicant, adj. --> mordicant
[MED28619] mordicative, adj. --> mordicative
[MED28620] mordicite, n. --> mordicity
[MED28621] mordificacioun, n. --> mordification
[MED28622] mordificative, adj. --> mordificative
[MED28623] mor(e, n.(1). --> more
[MED28624] more, n.(2) --> Moor
[MED28625] mor(e, n.(3) --> more
[MED28626] mor(e, adj. comp. --> more
[MED28627] mor(e, adv. --> more
[MED28628] -mor(e, suf. --> -more, suffix
[MED28629] mor(e-cok, n. --> moorcock
[MED28630] more-croppe, n. --> morecrop
[MED28631] more-fold, adj. --> morefold
[MED28632] morehede, n. --> morehead
[MED28633] morein(e, n. --> murrain
[MED28634] moreis, adj. --> Moorish
[MED28635] morel, n.(1) --> morel
[MED28636] morel, n.(2) --> morel
[MED28637] moren, v.(1) --> more
[MED28638] moren, v.(2) --> more
[MED28639] morenes(se, n. --> moreness
[MED28640] mor(e-over, adv. --> moreover
[MED28641] morer, n. --> morer
[MED28642] moresk(e, n. --> Moresque
[MED28643] moretum, n. --> moretum
[MED28643.5] morfounde, n. --> morfound
[MED28644] morfounden, v. --> morfound
[MED28645] morgage, n. --> mortgage
[MED28646] morgagen, v. --> mortgage
[MED28647] mor-hen, n. --> moorhen
[MED28648] mori, adj. --> moory
[MED28649] Morian, n. --> Morian
[MED28650] morigeracioun, n. --> morigeration
[MED28651] morigerate, adj. --> morigerate
[MED28652] moring, ger.(1) --> moring
[MED28653] moring, ger.(2) --> mooring
[MED28654] morish, adj. --> moorish
[MED28655] mork, n. --> mork
[MED28656] morknen, v. --> morkn
[MED28657] morling, n. --> morling
[MED28658] mor-lond, n. --> moorland
[MED28659] mor-mal(e, n. --> mormal
[MED28660] morn, n. --> morn
[MED28661] morne, n. --> mourn
[MED28662] morne, adj. --> mourn
[MED28663] morneful, adj. --> mournful
[MED28663.5] mornfulli, adv. --> mournfully
[MED28664] mornen, v. --> mourn
[MED28665] mornere, n. --> mourner
[MED28666] morni, adj. --> mourny
[MED28667] mornif, adj. --> mornif
[MED28668] morniful, adj. --> mournful
[MED28669] morning(e, n. --> morning
[MED28670] morning(e, ger. --> mourning
[MED28671] morningli, adv. --> morningly
[MED28672] morn-tide, n. --> morn-tide
[MED28673] morouli, adv. --> morrowly
[MED28674] morous, adj. --> morous
[MED28675] morousli, adv. --> morously
[MED28676] morphea, n. --> morphew
[MED28677] morpheate, adj. --> morpheate
[MED28678] morpheose, adj. --> morpheose
[MED28679] Morpheus, n. --> Morpheus
[MED28680] mors, n. --> morse
[MED28681] morsel, n. --> morsel
[MED28682] morsive, adj. --> morsive
[MED28683] morsure, n. --> morsure
[MED28684] morsus diaboli, n. --> morsus diaboli
[MED28685] morsus galline, n. --> morsus galline
[MED28686] mort, n.(1) --> mort
[MED28687] mort, n.(2) --> mort
[MED28688] mort, adj. --> mort
[MED28689] mortagon, n. --> martagon
[MED28690] mortal, adj. --> mortal
[MED28691] mortal, adv. --> mortal
[MED28692] mortalite, n. --> mortality
[MED28693] mortalli, adv. --> mortally
[MED28694] mort de auncestrie, phr. --> mort d'ancestor
[MED28695] morteis(e, n. --> mortise
[MED28696] morteisen, v. --> mortise
[MED28697] morte-main, n. --> mortmain
[MED28698] morten, v. --> mort
[MED28699] morter, n.(1) --> mortar
[MED28700] morter, n.(2) --> mortar
[MED28701] mortered, ppl. --> mortared
[MED28702] morth, n.(1) --> morth
[MED28703] morth, n.(2) --> murth
[MED28704] morther, n.(1) --> murder
[MED28705] morther, n.(2) --> murther
[MED28706] mortheren, v. --> murder
[MED28707] mortherer, n. --> murderer
[MED28708] morthering(e, ger. --> murdering
[MED28709] mortificacioun, n. --> mortification
[MED28710] mortificate, ppl. --> mortificate
[MED28711] mortificatif, adj. --> mortificative
[MED28712] mortifien, v. --> mortify
[MED28713] mortifiing(e, ger. --> mortifying
[MED28714] mortis(e)ment, n. --> mortisement
[MED28715] mortisen, v. --> mortise
[MED28716] mortising, ger. --> mortising
[MED28717] mortkin, n. --> morkin
[MED28718] mortreues, n. --> mortress | mortrel
[MED28719] mortual, adj. --> mortual
[MED28720] mortualite, n. --> mortality
[MED28721] mortuari(e, n. --> mortuary
[MED28722] mortulaca, n. --> mortulaca
[MED28723] mortunes-fare, n. --> mortunes-fare
[MED28724] morwe, n. --> morrow
[MED28725] morwe-tide, n. --> morrow-tide
[MED28726] morwing(e, n. --> morrowing
[MED28727] mos, n.(1) --> moss
[MED28728] mos, n.(2) --> mos
[MED28729] mose, n. --> mose
[MED28730] moseak, n. --> mesquita
[MED28731] mosel, n. --> muzzle
[MED28732] moselen, v. --> muzzle
[MED28733] mosi, n. --> mosy
[MED28734] mossen, v. --> moss
[MED28735] mossi, adj. --> mossy | mosy
[MED28736] mossing, ger. --> mossing
[MED28737] most, adj. sup. &amp; n. --> most
[MED28738] most, adv. sup. --> most
[MED28739] -most, suf. --> -most
[MED28740] mosthede, n. --> mosthead
[MED28741] mostrauncer, n. --> mostrauncer
[MED28742] most-what, adj. --> mostwhat
[MED28743] most-what, adv. --> mostwhat
[MED28744] mot, n.(1) --> mote
[MED28745] mot, n.(2) --> mot
[MED28746] mot, n.(3) --> moot
[MED28747] mot, n.(4) --> mot
[MED28748] mote, n.(1) --> mote
[MED28749] mote, n.(2) --> mote
[MED28750] moteles, n. --> moteless
[MED28751] moten, v.(1) --> moat
[MED28752] moten, v.(2) --> must
[MED28753] moten, v.(3) --> moot
[MED28754] moter(e, n. --> mooter
[MED28755] moteren, v. --> mutter
[MED28756] motet, n. --> motet
[MED28757] mot-halle, n. --> moot hall
[MED28758] mothe, adj. --> mothe
[MED28759] mothe-wok(e, adj. --> mothewoke
[MED28760] moti, n. --> motey
[MED28761] moti, adj. --> motyhole
[MED28762] motif, n. --> motive
[MED28763] motif, adj. --> motive
[MED28764] motild, n. --> motild
[MED28765] moting, ger. --> mooting
[MED28766] moting(e, ger. --> mooting
[MED28767] motle, n. --> motley
[MED28768] motle, adj. --> motley
[MED28769] motleid, ppl. --> motley
[MED28770] moton, n. --> moton
[MED28771] motoner, n. --> motoner
[MED28772] motoun, n. --> mutton
[MED28773] motour, n. --> motor
[MED28774] motring, ger. --> muttering
[MED28775] motthe, n. --> moth
[MED28776] moue, n.(1) --> mowe
[MED28777] moue, n.(2) --> mow
[MED28778] moue, n.(3) --> mow
[MED28779] mouel, n. --> mowel
[MED28780] mouen, v.(1) --> mow
[MED28781] mouen, v.(2) --> mow
[MED28782] mouen, v.(3) --> may
[MED28783] mouen, v.(4) --> mow
[MED28784] mouer(e, n.(1) --> mower
[MED28785] mouere, n.(2) --> mower
[MED28786] mouere, n.(3) --> mower
[MED28787] mouing(e, ger.(1) --> mowing
[MED28788] mouing(e, ger.(2) --> mowing
[MED28789] mouinge, ger.(3) --> mowing
[MED28790] moulde, n. --> mould | mold
[MED28791] moulden, v. --> mould | mold
[MED28792] mouldnes, n. --> mouldness
[MED28793] moule, n.(1) --> moul
[MED28793.5] moule, n.(2) --> mool
[MED28794] moulen, v. --> moul
[MED28795] mouli, adj. --> mouly
[MED28796] mouling(e, ger. --> mouling
[MED28797] mouncel, n. --> mouncel
[MED28798] mound(e, n.(1) --> mund
[MED28799] mounde, n.(2) --> mound
[MED28799.5] mounde, n.(3) --> mound
[MED28800] mount, n.(1) --> mount
[MED28801] mount, n.(2) --> mount
[MED28802] mount, interj. --> mount
[MED28803] mountain(e, n. --> mountain
[MED28804] mountaunce, n. --> mountance
[MED28805] mountaunt, n. --> montant
[MED28806] mounteinous, adj. --> mountainous
[MED28807] mounten, v. --> mount
[MED28808] Mounteneres, n. pl. --> mountainer
[MED28809] mountenesse, n. --> mountenesse
[MED28810] mounthe, n. --> month
[MED28811] mounting(e, ger. --> mounting
[MED28812] Mount-pelleres, n. pl. --> Montpelliers
[MED28813] mountuous, adj. --> mountuous
[MED28814] mounture, n. --> mounture
[MED28815] moure, n. --> maur
[MED28816] moures, n. pl. --> mours
[MED28816.5] mourlen, v. --> mourlen
[MED28817] mous, n. --> mouse
[MED28818] mousen, v. --> mouse
[MED28819] mousere, n.(1) --> mouser
[MED28820] mous-ere, n.(2) --> mouse-ear
[MED28820.5] mous-gras, n. --> mouse grass
[MED28821] mous-pese, n. pl. --> mouse-pea
[MED28822] moustre, n. --> muster
[MED28823] moustren, v. --> muster
[MED28824] moustring(e, ger. --> mustering
[MED28825] moutard, n. --> moultard
[MED28826] mouten, v. --> moult | molt
[MED28827] mouth, n. --> mouth
[MED28828] mouthed, adj. --> mouthed
[MED28829] mouthen, v. --> mouth
[MED28830] mouthful, n. --> mouthful
[MED28831] mouthli, adv. --> mouthly
[MED28832] mouting(e, ger. --> moulting | molting
[MED28833] mover, n. --> mover
[MED28834] mr., n. --> Mr
[MED28835] muable, adj. --> muable
[MED28836] muaunt, adj. --> muant
[MED28837] mucche, n. --> mooch
[MED28838] much(e, n. --> much
[MED28839] much(e, adj. --> much
[MED28840] much(e, adv. --> much
[MED28841] muche-fold, adj. --> muchfold
[MED28842] muchehede, n. --> muchhead
[MED28843] muchel, n. --> mickle
[MED28844] muchel, adj. --> mickle
[MED28845] muchel, adv. --> mickle
[MED28846] muchelen, v. --> mickle
[MED28847] mucheles, adv. --> mickles
[MED28848] muchelhed(e, n. --> micklehead
[MED28849] muchelli, adv. --> micklely
[MED28850] muchelnes(se, n. --> mickleness
[MED28851] muchel-what, pron. --> mickle-what
[MED28852] muchen, v. --> mouch
[MED28853] muche-what, pron. --> muchwhat
[MED28854] mud(de, n. --> mud
[MED28855] muddi, adj. --> muddy
[MED28856] mudding, n. --> mudding
[MED28857] mudirkin, n. --> mudirkin
[MED28858] mudli, adj. --> mudly
[MED28859] muet, adj. --> mute
[MED28860] muf, n. --> Muff
[MED28861] muffelen, v. --> muffle
[MED28862] mug, n. --> mug
[MED28863] muge, n. --> muge
[MED28864] mugel, n. --> mugel
[MED28864.5] mugel, n.(2) --> mugel
[MED28865] mugen, v. --> mug
[MED28866] muggle, n. --> muggle
[MED28867] mugil, n. --> mugil
[MED28868] muglard(e, n. --> muglard
[MED28869] mugling, n. --> muggling
[MED28870] mug-wed, n. --> mugweed
[MED28871] mug-wort, n. --> mugwort
[MED28872] mui, n. --> muid
[MED28873] muk, n. --> muck
[MED28874] mukken, v. --> muck
[MED28875] mukker, n. --> mucker
[MED28876] mukkereler, n. --> mukkereler
[MED28877] mukking, ger. --> mucking
[MED28878] mul-beri(e, n. --> mulberry
[MED28879] muld, n. --> muld
[MED28880] mulden, v. --> mulden
[MED28881] mul(e, n.(1) --> mule
[MED28882] mule, n.(2) --> mule
[MED28883] mule, n.(3) --> mule
[MED28884] mulet, n. --> mulet
[MED28885] mulier(e, n. &amp; adj. --> mulier
[MED28886] mulion, n. --> mulion
[MED28887] mullinge, n. --> mulling
[MED28887.5] mulse, n. --> mulse
[MED28888] multacion, n. --> mulctation
[MED28889] multen, v. --> mulct
[MED28890] multeren, v. --> multure
[MED28890.5] multiangle, adj. --> multi-angle
[MED28891] multing(e, ger. --> multing
[MED28892] multipes, n. --> multiped
[MED28893] multiphari, adv. --> multifary
[MED28894] multipharie, adj. --> multifary
[MED28895] multiplex, n. --> multiplex
[MED28896] multipliant, n. &amp; adj. --> multipliant
[MED28897] multiplicable, adj. --> multiplicable
[MED28898] multiplicacioun, n. --> multiplication
[MED28899] multiplicate, adj. --> multiplicate
[MED28900] multiplicite, n. --> multiplicity
[MED28901] multiplien, v. --> multiply
[MED28902] multiplier, n. --> multiplier
[MED28903] multipliing(e, ger. --> multiplying
[MED28903.5] multipliingli, adv. --> multiplyingly
[MED28904] multitude, n. --> multitude
[MED28905] multur, n. --> multure
[MED28906] mulwel, n. --> milwell
[MED28907] mummie, n. --> mummy
[MED28908] mum, n. --> mun
[MED28909] mundificacioun, n. --> mundification
[MED28910] mundificatif, n. --> mundificative
[MED28911] mundificatif, adj. --> mundificative
[MED28912] mundifien, v. --> mundify
[MED28913] mundifier, n. --> mundifier
[MED28914] mundifiing, ger. --> mundifying
[MED28915] mungen, v. --> mang
[MED28916] municion, n. --> munition
[MED28917] munificence, n. --> munificence
[MED28918] muniment, n. --> muniment
[MED28919] munite, n. --> munity
[MED28920] munite, adj. --> munite
[MED28920.5] muntal, adj. --> muntal
[MED28921] munting, ger. --> mounting
[MED28922] mur, n. --> mure
[MED28923] murage, n. --> murage
[MED28924] murager, n. --> murenger
[MED28925] murai, n. --> muray
[MED28926] mural, adj. --> mural
[MED28927] murche, n. --> murche
[MED28928] mure, adj. --> mure
[MED28929] muren, v. --> mure
[MED28930] murierli, adv. --> merrierly
[MED28931] murken, v. --> murk
[MED28932] murknen, v. --> murken
[MED28933] murmuracioun, n. --> murmuration
[MED28934] murmur(e, n. --> murmur
[MED28935] murmuren, v. --> murmur
[MED28936] murmurer, n. --> murmurer
[MED28937] murmurhed, n. --> murmurhead
[MED28938] murmuringe, ger. --> murmuring
[MED28939] murre, n. --> murr
[MED28940] murrei, n.(1) --> murrey
[MED28941] murrei, n.(2) --> murrey
[MED28942] murrei, adj. --> murrey
[MED28942.5] murrion, n. --> murrion
[MED28943] murthen, v. --> murthe
[MED28944] murtherment, n. --> murderment
[MED28945] musard, n. --> musard
[MED28946] musardrie, n. --> musardry
[MED28947] muscadel(le, n. --> muscadel
[MED28947.5] muscelin, n. --> muscelin
[MED28948] muschet, n. --> nut muschet
[MED28949] muscilage, n. --> mucilage
[MED28950] muscilaginous, adj. --> mucilaginous
[MED28951] musclade, n. --> musculade
[MED28952] muscle, n.(1) --> mussel
[MED28953] muscle, n.(2) --> muscle
[MED28954] musculous, adj. --> musculous
[MED28955] Muse, n. --> muse
[MED28956] muse-dode, n. --> musedode
[MED28957] musen, v. --> muse
[MED28958] muser(e, n. --> muser
[MED28959] museries, n.pl. --> musery
[MED28960] musette, n. --> musette
[MED28961] musheron, n. --> mushroom
[MED28962] musical, adj. --> musical
[MED28963] musicallie, adv. --> musically
[MED28964] musicien, n. --> musician
[MED28965] musicke, n. --> mosaic
[MED28966] musik(e, n. --> music
[MED28967] musiker, n. --> musicker
[MED28968] musing(e, ger. --> musing
[MED28969] musk, n. --> musk
[MED28970] musket(e, n. --> musket
[MED28971] musse, n. --> moss
[MED28972] must, n. --> must
[MED28973] mustard, n. --> mustard
[MED28974] mustarder, n. --> mustarder
[MED28974.5] musteler, n. --> musteler
[MED28975] muster, n. --> muster
[MED28976] muster-de-vilers, n. --> musterdevillers
[MED28977] musteren, v. --> muster
[MED28977.5] musterer, n. --> musterer
[MED28978] mustering(e, ger. --> mustering
[MED28979] musti, adj. --> musty
[MED28980] mustraunce, n. --> monstrance
[MED28981] mustreisun, n. --> monstrison
[MED28982] mustrer, n. --> musterer
[MED28983] mutabilite, n. --> mutability
[MED28984] mutable, adj. --> mutable
[MED28985] mutacioun, n. --> mutation
[MED28986] mut(e, n.(1) --> mute
[MED28987] mute, n.(2) --> mute
[MED28988] muten, v. --> mute
[MED28989] mutesen, v. --> mutess
[MED28990] mutesing, ger. --> mutessing
[MED28991] muting, ger. --> muting
[MED28992] mutinge, ger. --> muting
[MED28993] my, n. --> mu
[MED28994] mynecenehad, n. --> mynecenehad
[MED28995] myvers, n.pl. --> myvers
[MED28996] n, n. --> N
[MED28997] n-, prosthetic. --> n-
[MED28998] n&amacr;, pron. --> none
[MED28999] nab(be, n. --> nab
[MED29000] nablum, n. --> nabla
[MED29001] Nabugodonosor, n. --> Nebuchadnezzar
[MED29002] n&#x101;che, n. --> nache
[MED29003] n&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> nation
[MED29004] nacta, n. --> nacta
[MED29005] n&#x101;&#x306;ddre, n. --> adder
[MED29006] naddres-t&#x1D2;nge, n. --> adder's tongue
[MED29007] naddre-wort, n. --> adderwort
[MED29008] n&#x101;dir, n. --> nadir
[MED29009] nafte, n. --> nafte
[MED29010] nag(ge, n. --> nag
[MED29011] nai, n. --> nay
[MED29012] nai, adv. --> nay
[MED29013] nai, interj. --> nay
[MED29014] N&#x101;iad&#x113;s, n.pl. --> naiad
[MED29015] naien, v. --> nay
[MED29016] naiing, ger. --> naying
[MED29017] nail, n. --> nail
[MED29018] nailed, adj. --> nailed
[MED29019] nailen, v. --> nail
[MED29020] nailer(e, n. --> nailer
[MED29021] nailfast, adj. --> nailfast
[MED29022] nailing(e, ger. --> nailing
[MED29023] nais, adj. --> nais
[MED29024] nait, adj. --> nait
[MED29025] nait(e, n. --> nait
[MED29026] naiten, v.(1) --> nait
[MED29027] naiten, v.(2) --> nait
[MED29028] naiting, ger. --> nait
[MED29029] naitl&#x12B;, adv. --> naitly
[MED29030] nai-wh&emacr;&breve;r, adv. --> nowhere
[MED29031] nak, n. --> nak
[MED29032] n&#x101;ke, adj. --> nake
[MED29033] n&#x101;ked, n. --> naked
[MED29034] n&#x101;ked, adj. --> naked
[MED29035] n&amacr;keden, v. --> nakeden
[MED29036] n&#x101;kedh&#x113;d(e, n. --> nakedhead
[MED29037] n&#x101;kedl&#x12B;, adv. --> nakedly
[MED29038] n&#x101;kednes(se, n. --> nakedness
[MED29039] n&amacr;kedship, n. --> nakedship
[MED29040] n&#x101;ken, v. --> nake
[MED29041] n&#x101;kenen, v. --> naken
[MED29042] n&amacr;kening(e, ger. --> nakening
[MED29043] n&#x101;&#x306;ker, n. --> naker
[MED29044] n&#x101;kere, n. --> naker
[MED29045] n&#x101;&#x306;keren, v. --> naker
[MED29046] n&#x101;&#x306;kerer(e, n. --> nakerer
[MED29047] nakette, n. --> nakette
[MED29048] n&#x101;king(e, ger. --> naking
[MED29049] n&amacr;m, n. --> naam
[MED29050] n&amacr;m-c&ohacek;uthl&imacr;, adv. --> name-couthly
[MED29051] n&#x101;me, n. --> name
[MED29052] n&#x101;m(e-c&#x1D2;uth, adj. --> namecouth
[MED29053] n&amacr;me-c&ohacek;uthh&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> namecouthhede
[MED29054] n&#x101;mecund, adj. --> namecund
[MED29055] n&amacr;med-saue, n. --> named-saw
[MED29056] n&#x101;mel&#x113;&#x306;s(se, adj. --> nameless
[MED29057] n&#x101;m(e)l&#x12B;, adj. --> namely
[MED29058] n&#x101;m(e)l&#x12B;, adv. --> namely
[MED29059] n&#x101;men, v. --> name
[MED29060] n&#x101;ming(e, ger. --> naming
[MED29061] n&amacr;n-g&amacr;tes, adv. --> nan-gates
[MED29062] nan&#x12B;, pron. --> nany
[MED29063] nap, n.(1) --> nap
[MED29064] nap, n.(2) --> nap
[MED29065] nap, n.(3) --> nap
[MED29066] napand, ppl. --> naping
[MED29067] n&#x101;pe, n.(1) --> nape
[MED29068] n&#x101;pe, n.(2) --> nape
[MED29069] n&#x101;pen, v. --> nape
[MED29070] n&#x101;&#x306;perer, n. --> naperer
[MED29071] n&#x101;per&#x12B;(e, n. --> napery
[MED29072] napet, n. --> napet
[MED29073] n&amacr;p&imacr;, n. --> neep
[MED29074] napkin, n. --> napkin
[MED29075] nappeket, n. --> nappeket
[MED29076] nappen, v. --> nap
[MED29077] nappere, n. --> napper
[MED29078] napping(e, ger. --> napping
[MED29079] n&#x101;pr&#x14D;&#x306;n, n. --> apron
[MED29080] napte, n. --> naphthe
[MED29081] narc&omacr;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> narcosite
[MED29082] narc&#x14D;&#x306;tik, n. --> narcotic
[MED29083] nard(e, n. --> nard
[MED29084] nardine, n. &amp; adj. --> nardine
[MED29085] n&#x101;&#x306;re, n. --> nare
[MED29086] naril, n. --> narel
[MED29087] narowing, ger. --> narrowing
[MED29088] narr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> narration
[MED29089] narrat&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> narrative
[MED29090] narwe, n. --> 
[MED29091] narw(e, adj. --> narrow
[MED29092] narwe, adv. --> narrow
[MED29093] narweh&emacr;de, n. --> narrowhede
[MED29094] narwel&imacr;, adv. --> narweli
[MED29095] narwen, v. --> narrow
[MED29096] narwenes(se, n. --> narrowness
[MED29097] narwethe, n. --> narrowth
[MED29098] n&#x101;s&#x101;le, adj. &amp; n. --> nasal
[MED29099] n&#x101;se, n. --> nase
[MED29100] n&#x101;s&#x113;&#x323;, adj. --> nase
[MED29101] na-se, adv. --> nase
[MED29102] n&#x101;sel, n. --> nasel
[MED29103] n&amacr;selinge, adj. --> noseling
[MED29104] n&#x101;&#x306;ser, n. --> naser
[MED29105] n&#x101;se-thirl, n. --> nasethirl
[MED29106] nastar(e, n. --> nastar
[MED29107] nast&#x12B;, adj. --> nasty
[MED29108] nasturcium, n. --> nasturtium
[MED29109] n&#x101;t&#x101;l, adj. --> natal
[MED29109.5] natallacion, n. --> natallacion
[MED29110] natand, ppl. --> natant
[MED29111] nat&#x101;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> natatory
[MED29112] n&amacr;tes-hw&omacr;&dotb;n, adv. --> nates-hwon
[MED29113] n&#x101;the, n.(1) --> nathe
[MED29114] n&amacr;the, n.(2) --> nathe
[MED29115] n&#x101;-the-m&#x14D;re, adv. --> nathemore
[MED29116] n&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> native
[MED29117] n&#x101;t&#x12B;vit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> nativity
[MED29118] natte, n. --> nat
[MED29119] n&#x101;t&#x16B;r&#x101;l, n. --> natural
[MED29120] n&#x101;t&#x16B;r&#x101;l, adj. --> natural
[MED29121] n&amacr;t&umacr;r&amacr;l&imacr;, adj. --> naturally
[MED29122] n&#x101;t&#x16B;r&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> naturality
[MED29123] n&#x101;t&#x16B;r&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> naturally
[MED29124] n&#x101;t&#x16B;r&#x101;lnes, n. --> naturalness
[MED29125] n&#x101;t&#x16B;r(e, n. --> nature
[MED29126] n&#x101;t&#x16B;ren, v. --> nature
[MED29127] n&#x101;t&#x16B;resse, n. --> naturesse
[MED29128] naturien, n. --> naturien
[MED29129] naufragie, n. --> naufragie
[MED29130] naufragus, adj. --> naufragus
[MED29131] nauger, n. --> auger
[MED29132] naughtful, adj. --> naughtful | noughtful
[MED29133] nau&yogh;tl&emacr;&breve;s, conj. adv. --> naughtless
[MED29134] nausea, n. --> nausea
[MED29135] n&amacr;v&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> navage
[MED29136] n&#x101;v&#x101;l(e, adj. --> naval
[MED29137] n&#x101;ve, n. --> nave
[MED29138] n&amacr;&breve;vei(e, n. --> navy
[MED29139] n&#x101;vel(e, n. --> navel
[MED29140] Naverner, n. --> Naverner
[MED29141] n&amacr;vicelle, n. --> navicle | navicula
[MED29142] n&amacr;vicle, n. &amp; adj. --> navicle | navicula
[MED29143] n&#x101;vicul&#x113;r(e, n. &amp; adj. --> navicular
[MED29144] n&#x101;&#x306;v&#x12B;(e, n. --> navy
[MED29145] n&#x101;&#x306;vig&#x101;ble, adj. --> navigable
[MED29145.5] navigacioun, n. --> navigation
[MED29146] n&#x101;vig&#x101;l, adj. --> navigal
[MED29147] n&amacr;vigaunce, n. --> navigance
[MED29148] navir(e, n. --> navire
[MED29149] navitte, n. --> navet
[MED29150] Nazarei, n. --> Nazaree
[MED29151] Nazar&#x113;n(e, n. &amp; adj. --> Nazarene
[MED29152] Nazarish, adj. --> Nazarish
[MED29153] n&#x113;, n. --> ne
[MED29154] ne, adj. --> ne
[MED29155] ne, adv. --> ne
[MED29156] ne, conj.(1) --> ne | nen
[MED29157] ne, conj.(2) --> ne | nen
[MED29158] ne, interj. --> ne
[MED29158.5] -ne, suf. --> -ne
[MED29159] neawiste, n. --> neawest
[MED29160] neb, n. --> neb
[MED29161] nebbed, adj. --> nebbed
[MED29162] neb-corn, n. --> neb-corn
[MED29163] nebillen, v. --> nibble
[MED29164] neb-shaft, n. --> nebshaft
[MED29165] nebule, n. --> nebule
[MED29166] nebulones, n. pl. --> nebulon
[MED29167] nebul&#x1D2;us, adj. --> nebulous
[MED29168] n&#x113;&#x323;ce, n. --> niece
[MED29169] necess&amacr;&breve;r&imacr;(e, n. --> necessary
[MED29170] necess&#x101;&#x306;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> necessary
[MED29171] necess&#x101;&#x306;r&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> necessarily
[MED29172] necess&#x101;&#x306;ri&#x1D2;us, adj. --> necessarious
[MED29173] necesse, n. &amp; adj. --> necess
[MED29174] necessen, v. --> necess
[MED29175] necessit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> necessity
[MED29176] necli&#x1E7;ence, n. --> negligence
[MED29176.5] necligensli, adv. --> negligencely
[MED29177] necli&#x1E7;ent, adj. --> negligent
[MED29178] necli&ghacek;entl&imacr;, adj. --> negligently
[MED29179] necli&#x1E7;entl&#x12B;, adv. --> negligently
[MED29180] nectalopas, n. --> nectalopas
[MED29181] n&emacr;&dotb;d&amacr;ble, adj. --> needable
[MED29182] n&emacr;&dotb;d-&amacr;cre, n. --> need-acre
[MED29183] n&#x113;&#x323;d-bed-r&#x12B;&#x306;pe, n. --> needbedrip
[MED29184] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e, n.(1) --> need
[MED29185] n&emacr;&dotb;d(e, n.(2) --> need
[MED29186] n&#x113;&#x323;de(e, adv. --> need
[MED29187] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e)ful, adj. --> needful
[MED29188] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e)full&#x12B;, adv. --> needfully
[MED29189] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e)fulnes(se, n. --> needfulness
[MED29190] n&emacr;&dotb;defult&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> needfulty
[MED29191] n&#x113;&#x323;de-g&#x101;tes, adv. --> needgates
[MED29191.5] nedelen, v. --> nedelen
[MED29192] n&emacr;&dotb;del&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> needless
[MED29193] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e)l&#x113;&#x306;s, adv. --> needless
[MED29194] n&#x113;&#x323;del&#x113;&#x306;sl&#x12B;, adv. --> needlessly
[MED29194.5] nedeli, adj. --> needly
[MED29195] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e)l&#x12B;, adv.(1) --> needly
[MED29196] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e)l&#x12B;, adv.(2) --> needly
[MED29196.5] nedelinges, adv. --> needlings
[MED29197] n&#x113;&#x323;del&#x14D;&#x306;nges, adv. --> needlongs
[MED29198] n&#x113;&#x323;den, v.(1) --> need
[MED29199] n&#x113;&#x323;den, v.(2) --> need
[MED29200] n&#x113;&#x323;des, adv. --> needs
[MED29201] n&emacr;&dotb;des-cost, adv. --> needs-cost
[MED29202] n&#x113;&#x323;desl&#x12B;, adv. --> needsly
[MED29203] n&#x113;&#x323;d(e-wais, adv. --> needways
[MED29204] n&emacr;&dotb;d-hurthe, n. --> need-earth
[MED29205] n&#x113;&#x323;d&#x12B;, adj. --> needy
[MED29206] n&#x113;&#x323;d&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> neediness
[MED29207] n&#x113;&#x323;ding(e, ger. --> needing
[MED29208] n&#x113;&#x323;dinge, adv. --> needing
[MED29209] n&#x113;&#x323;dinges, adv. --> needings
[MED29210] n&#x113;&#x323;dle, n. --> needle
[MED29211] n&emacr;&dotb;dle-h&ohacek;us, n. --> needle-house
[MED29212] n&emacr;&dotb;dlere, n. --> needler
[MED29213] n&#x113;&#x323;dling, ger. --> needling
[MED29214] n&#x113;&#x323;ling(e, adv. --> needling
[MED29215] n&#x113;&#x323;dlinges, adv. --> needlings
[MED29216] n&emacr;&dotb;d-r&imacr;&breve;p(e, n. --> need-reap
[MED29217] n&emacr;&dotb;d-r&omacr;p, n. --> need-rope
[MED29218] n&emacr;&dotb;d-sw&omacr;t, n. --> need-sweat
[MED29219] n&emacr;&dotb;d-tharf, adj. --> need-tharf
[MED29220] n&emacr;&dotb;d-tharfnes, n. --> need-tharfness
[MED29221] n&emacr;feful, n. --> nieveful
[MED29222] ne-for-than, adv. --> ne-for-thon
[MED29223] ne-for-that, adv. --> ne-for-that
[MED29224] nefresis, n. --> nefresie
[MED29225] nefretik, adj. &amp; n. --> nephritic
[MED29226] neg&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> negation
[MED29227] ne-g&amacr;te, adv. --> ne-gate
[MED29228] negat&#x12B;&#x306;f, n. --> negative
[MED29229] negat&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> negative
[MED29230] negat&imacr;&breve;fl&imacr;, adv. --> negatively
[MED29231] n&#x113;&#x323;ghs&#x1D2;m, adj. --> nighsome
[MED29232] n&emacr;&dotb;ghts&ohacek;mnes, n. --> nighsomeness
[MED29233] n&emacr;&dotb;ghum, adj., adv., &amp; prep. --> nighum
[MED29234] neglecte, adj. --> neglect
[MED29235] negli&ghacek;ens&imacr;, n. --> negligency
[MED29236] negli&ghacek;ented, p.ppl. --> negligented
[MED29237] neg&#x14D;ci&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> negotiation
[MED29237.5] negocioner, n. --> negocioner
[MED29238] ne-hwon, adv. --> newhon
[MED29239] neift&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> naifty
[MED29240] neiger, adj. --> neger
[MED29241] neigh, n. --> nigh
[MED29242] neigh, adj. --> nigh
[MED29243] neigh, adv. --> nigh
[MED29244] neigh, prep. --> nigh
[MED29245] neigh at, prep. phr. --> nigh at
[MED29246] neigh-b&#x12B;, adv. --> nigh by
[MED29247] neigh bif&omacr;ren, prep. phr. --> nigh before
[MED29248] neighboresse, n. --> neighbouress
[MED29249] neigh-c&ohacek;men, v. --> nigh-come
[MED29250] neigh-c&ohacek;ming(e, ger. --> nigh-coming
[MED29251] neighebor, n. --> neighbour
[MED29252] neigheborh&emacr;de, n. --> neighbourhead | neighborhood | neighbourhood
[MED29253] neigheborr&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> neighboured
[MED29254] neigheborshipe, n. --> neighbourship | neighborship
[MED29255] neighen, v.(1) --> nigh
[MED29256] neighen, v.(2) --> neigh
[MED29257] neigh-g&omacr;inge, phr. --> nigh-going
[MED29258] neigh-h&emacr;&dotb;r-h&omacr;&breve;nde, adj. --> nigh-here-hand
[MED29259] neigh-h&omacr;&breve;nd(e, adj. --> nigh-hand
[MED29260] neigh-h&omacr;&breve;nd(e, adv. --> nigh-hand
[MED29261] neigh-h&omacr;&breve;nd(e, prep. --> nigh-hand
[MED29262] neigh-h&#x14D;&#x306;ndes, adv. --> nigh hands
[MED29263] neighing(e, ger.(1) --> nighing
[MED29264] neighing(e, ger.(2) --> neighing
[MED29265] neigh-joininge, ppl. --> nigh-joining
[MED29266] neighl&#x113;&#x306;chen, v. --> neighleche
[MED29267] neighl&#x113;&#x306;chinge, ger. --> neighleching
[MED29268] neighlen, v. --> nighle
[MED29269] neighnen, v. --> nighen
[MED29270] neighnes(se, n. --> nighness
[MED29271] neigh of, phr. --> nigh of
[MED29271.5] neigh-sekinge, ger. --> nigh-seeking
[MED29271.6] neigh-stonden, v. --> nigh-standing
[MED29271.7] neigh-stondere, n. --> nigh-standing
[MED29272] neigh than, phr. --> nigh than
[MED29273] neigh t&omacr;, phr. --> nigh to
[MED29274] neigh-what, adv. --> nighwhat
[MED29275] nei&yogh;e-b&omacr;&dotb;there, n. --> nigh-boother
[MED29276] neither, pron. --> neither
[MED29277] neither, adv. --> nether
[MED29278] neither, conj. --> neither
[MED29279] neither-l&emacr;&breve;s(se, adv. --> netherless
[MED29280] neither-qu&amacr;r, adv. --> 
[MED29281] neither-the-l&amacr;tere, adv. --> 
[MED29282] neither-the-l&emacr;&breve;s, adv. --> nethertheless
[MED29283] neked, n. --> neked
[MED29284] neke-kicher, n. --> neckercher
[MED29285] neke-vers, n. --> neck-verse
[MED29286] nekke, n. --> neck
[MED29287] nekke-b&#x14D;n, n. --> neck-bone
[MED29288] nekked, adj. --> necked
[MED29289] nek-ker-ch&emacr;&breve;f, n. --> neckerchief
[MED29290] nekking, ger. --> necking
[MED29291] n&emacr;&dotb;&breve;lde, n. --> nelde
[MED29291.4] nele, n. --> nele
[MED29291.5] nelen, v. --> neal
[MED29292] n&#x113;&#x323;l&#x12B;, adv. --> nighly
[MED29293] Nembrot, n. --> Nimrod
[MED29294] n&#x113;&#x306;mel, adj. --> nimble
[MED29295] nemelen, v. --> nemel
[MED29296] n&emacr;&breve;mel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED29297] n&#x113;&#x306;mel&#x12B;, adv. --> nimbly
[MED29298] nemellus, n. pl. --> nemel
[MED29299] nemnen, v. --> nemn
[MED29300] nemning(e, ger. --> nemning
[MED29301] nentes, prep. --> nentes
[MED29302] nentz, adv. --> 
[MED29303] nenufar, n. --> nenuphar
[MED29304] neoces, n. --> noces
[MED29305] neod-bih&emacr;&dotb;fe, adj. --> 
[MED29306] neodful, adj. --> needful
[MED29307] neom&#x113;n&#x12B;e, n. --> neomeny
[MED29308] n&#x113;oph&#x12B;te, n. --> neophyte
[MED29309] Neopol&#x12B;t&#x101;n, n. --> Neapolitan
[MED29310] neorxna-w&omacr;nge, n. --> 
[MED29311] n&emacr;osian, v. --> 
[MED29312] neotherstienge, ger. --> nether-stying
[MED29313] neotsume, adj. --> neotsum
[MED29314] neouenliche, adv. --> 
[MED29315] n&emacr;&dotb;p, n.(1) --> 
[MED29316] n&#x113;&#x323;p, n.(2) --> neep
[MED29317] nept(e, n. --> nepte
[MED29318] Nept&umacr;nus, n. --> 
[MED29319] n&#x113;&#x323;r, adj. --> near
[MED29320] n&#x113;&#x306;r, adv.(1) --> ne'er
[MED29321] n&#x113;&#x323;r, adv.(2) --> near
[MED29322] n&emacr;&dotb;r, prep. --> near
[MED29323] ner, conj. --> ner
[MED29324] n&#x113;&#x323;r-b&#x12B;, adv. --> nearby
[MED29325] nerbon(e, n. --> nerbone
[MED29326] n&#x113;&#x323;r(e, n. --> neer
[MED29327] n&emacr;&dotb;re-handes, adv. --> near hands
[MED29328] N&#x113;reides, n. pl. --> Nereid
[MED29329] n&emacr;&dotb;r-h&omacr;nde, adj. --> nearhand
[MED29330] n&#x113;&#x323;r-h&#x14D;nde, adv. --> nearhand
[MED29331] n&emacr;&dotb;r-h&omacr;nde, prep. --> nearhand
[MED29332] nerian, v. --> nerian
[MED29333] n&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;r(re, adj. --> nar
[MED29334] n&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;r(re, adv. --> near
[MED29335] n&emacr;&breve;r-the-l&amacr;&breve;ter(e, adv. --> ne'er the later | ne'er the latter
[MED29336] n&emacr;&breve;r-the-l&emacr;&breve;s, adv. --> ne'er the less
[MED29337] n&emacr;&breve;r-the-m&omacr;, adv. --> ne'er the more
[MED29338] n&emacr;&breve;r-thrift, n. --> ne'er-thrift
[MED29339] nerv&#x101;l(e, n. --> nerval
[MED29340] nerve, n. --> nerve
[MED29341] nerver, n. --> nerver
[MED29342] nerv&#x14D;&#x323;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> nervosity
[MED29343] nerv&#x1D2;us, adj. --> nervous
[MED29343.5] ner-whether, adv. --> ne'er-whether
[MED29344] nesciant, adj. --> nescient
[MED29345] n&#x113;se, n. --> nese
[MED29345.5]  neselinges, adj. --> neselong
[MED29346] n&emacr;sel&omacr;&breve;ng, adv. --> 
[MED29347] n&#x113;&#x323;sen, v. --> neeze
[MED29348] n&#x113;se-thirl, n. --> nesethirl
[MED29349] n&emacr;&breve;she, n. --> 
[MED29350] n&#x113;&#x306;she, adj. --> nesh
[MED29351] n&emacr;&breve;she, adv. --> 
[MED29352] n&#x113;&#x306;sh(e)h&#x113;de, n. --> neshhead
[MED29353] n&#x304;&#x306;esh(e)l&#x12B;, adv. --> neshly
[MED29354] n&#x113;&#x306;shen, v. --> nesh
[MED29355] n&#x113;&#x306;shenes(se, n. --> neshness
[MED29356] n&emacr;&breve;shinge, ger. --> 
[MED29357] n&#x113;&#x323;sing(e, ger. --> neezing
[MED29358] nes(se, n. --> ness
[MED29359] -nes(se, suf. --> 
[MED29360] nest, n. --> nest
[MED29361] nestelinge, ger. --> nestling
[MED29362] nesten, v. --> nest
[MED29363] n&emacr;&dotb;stf&amacr;lde, adj. --> 
[MED29364] nestlen, v. --> nestle
[MED29365] nestling(e, n. --> nestling
[MED29366] Nestorin, n. --> Nestorian
[MED29367] n&emacr;&breve;stril, n. --> 
[MED29368] net, n.(1) --> net
[MED29369] n&#x113;t, n.(2) --> neat
[MED29370] n&emacr;t, n.(3) --> 
[MED29371] n&#x113;&#x306;t, adj. --> net
[MED29372] n&#x113;ten, n. --> neten
[MED29373] ne-the-l&#x113;&#x306;s, adv. --> netheless
[MED29374] nethemest(e, adj. --> nethemest
[MED29375] ne-the-m&omacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29376] n&#x113;then, adv. --> nethen
[MED29377] nether, adv. --> nether
[MED29378] n&#x113;t-h&#x113;&#x323;rde, n. --> neatherd
[MED29379] nether(e, adj. --> nether
[MED29380] netheren, v. --> nither
[MED29381] netherer(e, n. --> netherer
[MED29382] nether(e)w&#x101;&#x306;rd, adv. --> netherward
[MED29383] nether-l&#x113;&#x306;s, adv. --> netherless
[MED29384] netherm&omacr;r(e, n. --> 
[MED29385] netherm&#x14D;r(e, adj. &amp; adv. --> nethermore
[MED29386] netherm&#x14D;st, adj. --> nethermost
[MED29386.5] nether-stiinge, ger. --> nether-stying
[MED29387] nethert&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> netherty
[MED29388] nethert&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> 
[MED29389] nether-the-l&#x113;&#x306;s, adv. --> nethertheless
[MED29390] n&#x113;&#x306;thew&#x101;&#x306;rde, adj. --> netheward
[MED29391] n&emacr;tish, adj. --> 
[MED29392] netle, n. --> nettle
[MED29393] netlen, v. --> nettle
[MED29394] netlinge, ger. --> nettling
[MED29395] net-m&#x101;ker(e, n. --> net maker
[MED29396] nette, n. --> net
[MED29397] netten, v. --> net
[MED29398] netter(e, n. --> netter
[MED29399] n&emacr;&breve;ttes, n. --> 
[MED29400] netting, n. --> netting
[MED29401] net-w&imacr;se, adj. &amp; n. --> 
[MED29402] neue, n. --> 
[MED29403] neue, adj. --> new
[MED29404] neue, adv. --> new
[MED29405] neu(e-b&omacr;ren, ppl. --> 
[MED29406] neue-c&ohacek;men, ppl. --> 
[MED29407] neue-c&ohacek;mere, n. --> 
[MED29408] neue-c&ohacek;minge, n. --> 
[MED29409] neue-f&#x101;&#x306;ngel, adj. --> newfangle
[MED29410] neue-f&#x101;&#x306;ngelnes(se, n. --> newfangleness
[MED29411] Neu(e-g&amacr;te, n. --> 
[MED29412] neueh&#x113;de, n. --> newhead
[MED29413] neuel, n. --> nevel
[MED29414] neuelt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> newelty
[MED29415] neue-m&amacr;d(e, ppl. --> 
[MED29416] neu(e-m&#x14D;&#x323;ne, n. --> new moon
[MED29417] neuen, adv. --> newen
[MED29418] neuen, v. --> new
[MED29419] neuenesse, n. --> newness
[MED29420] neueshipe, n. --> 
[MED29421] Neu(e Testament, n. --> New Testament
[MED29422] neue y&emacr;r, n. --> 
[MED29423] neu-f&amacr;&breve;nglesse, n. --> 
[MED29424] neuing(e, ger. --> 
[MED29425] neul&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED29426] neul&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29427] neulinges, adv. --> newlings
[MED29427.5] neum, n. --> neum
[MED29428] neume, n. --> neume
[MED29429] neut(e, n. --> newt
[MED29430] neutr&#x101;l, adj. --> neutral
[MED29431] neutr&#x101;&#x306;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> neutrality
[MED29432] neutre, adj. &amp; n. --> neuter
[MED29433] n&#x113;ve, n.(1) --> neve
[MED29434] n&#x113;ve, n.(2) --> nieve
[MED29435] n&#x113;&#x306;velinge, adv. --> neveling
[MED29436] nevenen, v. --> neven
[MED29437] nevening(e, ger. --> nevening
[MED29438] n&#x113;&#x306;ver, adv. --> never
[MED29439] n&emacr;&breve;ver-a-d&emacr;l, n. &amp; adv. --> 
[MED29440] n&emacr;&breve;ver-failande, ppl. --> 
[MED29441] n&emacr;&breve;ver-kinnes, adj. --> 
[MED29442] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-l&#x101;&#x306;ter, adv. --> neverlater
[MED29443] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-l&#x113;&#x306;s(se, adv. --> neverless
[MED29444] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-m&#x14D;, adv. --> nevermo
[MED29445] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-m&#x14D;r(e, adv. --> nevermore
[MED29446] n&emacr;&breve;ver-neither, pron. --> 
[MED29447] n&emacr;&breve;ver-nouther, pron. --> 
[MED29448] n&emacr;&breve;ver-n&omacr;-wh&emacr;&breve;r, adv. --> 
[MED29449] n&#x113;&#x306;verte, adv. --> neverte
[MED29450] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-the-l&#x101;&#x306;ter, adv. --> never the latter
[MED29451] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-the-l&#x113;&#x306;s, adv. --> nevertheless
[MED29452] n&emacr;&breve;ver-the-m&omacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29453] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-the-m&#x14D;r(e, adv. --> neverthemore
[MED29454] n&emacr;&breve;ver-the-whether, adv. --> 
[MED29455] n&emacr;&breve;ver-thrift, n. --> 
[MED29456] n&emacr;&breve;ver-thr&imacr;vinge, ger. --> 
[MED29457] n&#x113;&#x306;ver-wh&#x113;&#x306;r, adv. --> never where
[MED29458] neveu, n. --> nephew
[MED29459] nevin(e, n. --> 
[MED29459.5] nevir, n. --> nevir
[MED29460] ne-wh&emacr;&breve;r, adv. --> 
[MED29461] nexte, n. --> 
[MED29462] next(e, adj. --> next
[MED29463] next(e, adv. --> 
[MED29464] next(e, prep. --> 
[MED29465] nexte-h&amacr;nd, prep. --> 
[MED29466] nextf&#x14D;lde, adj. --> nextfold
[MED29467] next-h&#x14D;&#x306;nd(e, adv. --> next hand
[MED29468] nextnesse, n. --> nextness
[MED29469] nib-herbe, n. --> 
[MED29470] n&#x12B;ce, n. --> nice
[MED29471] n&#x12B;ce, adj. --> nice
[MED29472] n&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED29473] n&#x12B;ced, ppl. --> niced
[MED29474] n&imacr;ceh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED29475] n&imacr;cel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED29476] n&#x12B;cel&#x12B;, adv. --> nicely
[MED29477] N&#x12B;c&#x113;ne, adj. --> Nicene
[MED29478] n&#x12B;cet&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> nicety
[MED29479] nich, n. --> 
[MED29480] Nicholas, n. --> St Nicholas
[MED29481] nichometis, n.pl. --> 
[MED29482] nichtlachen, v. --> 
[MED29483] n&imacr;(e, n. --> 
[MED29484] n&imacr;e-l&imacr;ing, ppl. --> 
[MED29485] nielnesse, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> 
[MED29486] nient, n. --> 
[MED29487] nif(e, conj. --> nif
[MED29488] nifle, n. --> nifle
[MED29489] nifte, n. --> nift
[MED29490] nig, n. --> nig
[MED29491] nigard, n. --> niggard
[MED29492] nigard, adj. --> 
[MED29493] nigard&#x12B;(e, n. --> niggardy
[MED29493.5] nigardous, adj. --> niggardous
[MED29494] nigardr&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED29495] nigardship(e, n. --> niggardship
[MED29496] ni&#x1E7;ella, n. --> nigella
[MED29497] niger, n. --> niger
[MED29498] night, n. --> night
[MED29499] nighte-g&#x101;le, n. --> nightgale
[MED29500] nighten, v. --> night
[MED29501] nighterne, adv. --> 
[MED29502] nighter-t&#x101;le, n. --> nightertale
[MED29503] nighter-t&imacr;me, n. --> 
[MED29504] nightes, adv. --> nights
[MED29505] night&#x12B;, adj. --> nighty
[MED29506] nightin-g&#x101;le, n. --> nightingale
[MED29507] nightish, adj. --> nightish
[MED29508] nightl&#x12B;, adj. --> nightly
[MED29509] nightl&#x12B;, adv. --> nightly
[MED29510] nightl&#x14D;&#x306;nge, adv. --> night-long
[MED29511] nightl&#x14D;&#x306;nges, adv. --> night-longs
[MED29512] night-m&#x101;re, n. --> nightmare
[MED29513] night-&omacr;ld, adj. --> 
[MED29514] night-sh&#x101;de, n. --> nightshade
[MED29514.5] night-tide, n. --> night-tide
[MED29515] night-t&#x12B;me, n. --> night-time
[MED29516] night-wacche, n. --> 
[MED29517] nig&#x1D2;un, n. --> nigon
[MED29518] nig&ohacek;unr&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED29519] nig&ohacek;unshipe, n. --> 
[MED29520] nigra, n. --> 
[MED29521] nigromancien, n. --> nigromancian
[MED29522] nigromantik, adj. --> nigromantic
[MED29523] nigromauncere, n. --> nigromancer
[MED29524] nigromaunc&#x12B;(e, n. --> nigromancy
[MED29525] nigrum, adj. --> 
[MED29526] n&imacr;&breve;&yogh;t&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED29527] ni&yogh;t-t&amacr;le, n. --> 
[MED29528] nihsti&yogh;, adj. --> 
[MED29529] nihtsumien, v. --> 
[MED29530] n&#x12B;ing, ger. --> nying
[MED29531] nik, n. --> nick
[MED29532] niker, n. --> nicker
[MED29533] nikken, v.(1) --> nick
[MED29534] nikken, v.(2) --> 
[MED29535] nikking, ger. --> 
[MED29536] nil, n. --> nill
[MED29536.5] nil, num. --> nil
[MED29537] nile, n. --> 
[MED29538] nilling(e, ger. --> nilling
[MED29539] nimen, v. --> nim
[MED29540] nimere, n. --> nimmer
[MED29541] nimfete, n. --> 
[MED29542] niming(e, ger. --> nimming
[MED29543] niminge, ppl. --> nimming
[MED29544] nimpen, v. --> nimp
[MED29545] nimphe, n. --> nymph
[MED29546] n&#x12B;n, num. --> nine
[MED29547] n&imacr;n-f&omacr;lde, adv. --> 
[MED29548] ningkiling, ger. --> 
[MED29549] n&imacr;ns&ohacek;m, n. --> 
[MED29550] n&#x12B;nt&#x113;&#x323;n(e, num. --> nineteen
[MED29551] n&#x12B;nt&#x113;&#x323;nth(e, num. --> nineteenth
[MED29552] n&#x12B;nthe, num. --> ninth
[MED29552.5] ninthli, adv. --> ninthly
[MED29553] n&#x12B;nt&#x12B;, num. --> ninety
[MED29554] nintisinge, ger. --> 
[MED29555] n&imacr;nt&imacr;the, num. --> 
[MED29556] nipen, v. --> nipe
[MED29557] nipere, n. --> 
[MED29558] nippe, n. --> nip
[MED29559] nippen, v. --> nip
[MED29560] nippinge, ger. --> nipping
[MED29561] nipte, n. --> 
[MED29562] nirk-punt, n. --> 
[MED29563] nirt, n. --> nirt
[MED29564] nirvil, n. --> nirvil
[MED29565] nirwit, n. --> 
[MED29566] nisan, n. --> Nisan
[MED29567] niseb&#x113;&#x306;k, n. --> nesebek
[MED29568] nisen, n. --> 
[MED29569] nisi prius, phr. --> nisi prius
[MED29570] nisotte, n. --> nysot
[MED29571] nist, adj. --> 
[MED29572] nistl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29573] nit, adj. --> nut
[MED29574] nite, n.(1) --> nit
[MED29575] n&#x12B;te, n.(2) --> nite
[MED29576] nitelen, v. --> 
[MED29577] n&#x12B;ten, v. --> nite
[MED29578] nitennesse, n. --> 
[MED29579] n&#x12B;ter(e, n. --> niter
[MED29580] n&#x12B;th, n. --> nithe
[MED29581] n&#x12B;th, adj. --> nithe
[MED29582] n&#x12B;then, v. --> nithe
[MED29583] nither-&amacr;&breve;st&imacr;en, v. --> 
[MED29584] nither-i)leien, v. --> 
[MED29585] nither-l&aelig;ten, v. --> 
[MED29586] nither-setten, v. --> 
[MED29587] nitherunge, ger. --> nithering
[MED29588] nither-wenden, v. --> 
[MED29589] n&#x12B;thful, adj. --> nitheful
[MED29590] n&#x12B;thing, n. --> nithing
[MED29591] n&#x12B;thingh&#x113;de, n. --> nithinghead
[MED29592] nitl&#x12B;, adj. --> nutly
[MED29593] nitl&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED29594] nitl&imacr;cnes, n. --> 
[MED29595] n&#x12B;&#x306;tre, n. --> nitre
[MED29596] n&#x12B;&#x306;tr&#x14D;&#x323;se, adj. --> nitrose
[MED29597] n&#x12B;&#x306;tr&#x14D;&#x323;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> nitrosity
[MED29598] n&#x12B;&#x306;trum, n. --> nitrum
[MED29599] nitten, v. --> nitte
[MED29600] nit-worthe, adj. --> 
[MED29601] nivelen, v. --> nivel
[MED29602] n&#x14D;, adj. --> no
[MED29603] n&#x14D;, adv. --> no
[MED29604] n&#x14D;, conj.(1) --> no
[MED29605] n&#x14D;, conj.(2) --> no
[MED29606] n&#x14D;, interj. --> no
[MED29607] n&#x14D;bilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> nobility
[MED29608] n&#x14D;ble, n.(1) --> nobl&#xE9;
[MED29609] n&omacr;ble, n.(2) --> 
[MED29610] n&#x14D;ble, adj. --> noble
[MED29611] n&#x14D;bleh&#x113;d(e, n. --> noblehead
[MED29612] n&#x14D;blei(e, n. --> nobleye
[MED29613] n&#x14D;bleien, v. --> nobley
[MED29614] nobleis, n. --> nobleys
[MED29615] n&#x14D;blel&#x12B;, adv. --> nobly
[MED29616] n&#x14D;blen, v. --> noble
[MED29617] n&#x14D;blenes(se, n. --> nobleness
[MED29618] n&#x14D;bles(se, n. --> noblesse
[MED29619] n&#x14D;blet&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> noblety
[MED29620] nobl&#x12B;, adj. --> nobbly
[MED29621] n&#x14D;-b&#x14D;&#x306;d&#x12B;, n. --> nobody
[MED29622] n&#x14D;-but, adv., prep., &amp; conj. --> nobbut
[MED29623] nocent, adj. as n. --> nocent
[MED29624] n&omacr;-certein, n. --> 
[MED29625] n&#x14D;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n&#x101;l, adj. --> notional
[MED29626] n&#x14D;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> notion
[MED29627] nocti&#x101;l, adj. --> noctial
[MED29628] noctil&#x16B;ca, n. --> noctiluca
[MED29629] noctilupa, n. --> 
[MED29630] nocturn&#x101;l, adj. --> nocturnal
[MED29631] nocturn&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> nocturnally
[MED29632] nocturne, n. --> nocturn
[MED29633] nocument, n. --> nocument
[MED29634] n&#x14D;d&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> nodation
[MED29635] nodden, v. --> nod
[MED29636] nodder, n. --> nodder
[MED29637] nodding(e, ger. --> nodding
[MED29638] n&#x14D;de, n. --> node
[MED29639] n&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;del, n. --> noddle
[MED29640] n&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;dlen, v. --> noddle
[MED29641] n&#x14D;d&#x14D;&#x306;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> nodosity
[MED29642] n&#x14D;dule, n. --> nodule
[MED29643] n&#x14D;dus, n. --> nodus
[MED29644] N&omacr;e, n. --> 
[MED29645] n&omacr;-f&omacr;&breve;rsing, ger. --> 
[MED29646] n&#x14D;-g&#x101;te, adv. --> no-gate
[MED29647] n&#x14D;-g&#x101;tes, adv. --> no-gates
[MED29648] noght-gain(e-standing, prep. --> 
[MED29649] noghtl&#x12B;, adv. --> noughtly
[MED29650] noght-ne, interrog.particle --> 
[MED29651] no&yogh;ting, n. --> 
[MED29652] noi, n. --> noy
[MED29653] noi&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED29654] noiaunce, n. --> noyance
[MED29655] noiaunc&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED29656] noiaunt, adj. --> noyant
[MED29657] noice&ohacek;use, adj. --> 
[MED29658] noien, v. --> noy
[MED29659] noienesse, n. --> noyness
[MED29660] noier, n. --> noyer
[MED29661] noiful, adj. --> noyful
[MED29662] noifulli, adv. --> noyfully
[MED29663] noifulnesse, n. --> noyfulness
[MED29664] noiing(e, ger. --> noying
[MED29665] nointen, v. --> noint
[MED29666] nointing(e, ger. --> nointing
[MED29667] noi&#x1D2;us, adj. --> noyous
[MED29668] noiousli, adv. --> noyously
[MED29669] noiousnesse, n. --> noyousness
[MED29670] noir, adj. --> noir
[MED29671] noisaunce, n. --> nuisance
[MED29672] noisaunt, adj. --> nuisant
[MED29673] noise, n. --> noise
[MED29674] noiseful, adj. --> noiseful
[MED29675] noise-m&#x101;kinge, ger. --> noise-making
[MED29676] noisen, v. --> noise
[MED29677] noisere, n. --> 
[MED29678] noising(e, ger. --> noising
[MED29679] noisingl&#x12B;, adv. --> noisingly
[MED29680] nois&#x1D2;m, adj. --> noisome
[MED29681] n&#x14D;&#x323;k, n. --> nook
[MED29682] n&#x14D;&#x323;ked, adj. --> nooked
[MED29683] n&#x14D;-kin, adj. --> no kin
[MED29684] n&omacr;-k&imacr;nde, adj. --> 
[MED29685] n&#x14D;-kinnes, adj. --> no kins
[MED29686] nok(ke, n. --> nock
[MED29687] nokked, adj. --> 
[MED29688] nol, n. --> noll
[MED29689] nola, n. --> 
[MED29690] n&#x14D;l&#x12B; m&#x113; tangere, n. --> noli me tangere
[MED29691] nolled, adj. --> nolled
[MED29692] nolp, n. --> nolp
[MED29693] nolpen, v. --> nolp
[MED29694] n&#x14D;-man, phr. &amp; n. --> no man
[MED29695] n&#x14D;&#x306;mandel&#x12B;, adv. --> namandly
[MED29696] n&#x1D2;mbr&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> numbrary
[MED29697] n&#x1D2;mbre, n. --> number
[MED29698] n&#x1D2;mbren, v. --> number
[MED29699] n&ohacek;mbrere, n. --> 
[MED29700] n&#x1D2;mbring(e, ger. --> numbering
[MED29701] n&#x1D2;me, n. --> nome
[MED29702] nomentacion, n. --> 
[MED29703] n&#x1D2;min, ppl. --> numb
[MED29704] n&#x14D;min&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> nomination
[MED29705] n&#x14D;min&#x101;lle, adj. --> nominal
[MED29706] n&#x14D;min&#x101;t(e, adj. --> nominate
[MED29707] n&#x14D;min&#x101;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. &amp; n. --> nominative
[MED29708] n&omacr;-m&omacr;, n. --> 
[MED29709] n&#x14D;-m&#x14D;, adj. --> no mo
[MED29710] n&omacr; m&omacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29711] n&omacr;-m&omacr;re, n. --> 
[MED29712] n&omacr;-m&omacr;re, adj. --> 
[MED29713] n&#x14D;-m&#x14D;re, adv. --> no more
[MED29714] n&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> noon
[MED29715] n&#x14D;n, pron. --> none
[MED29716] n&#x14D;n, adj. --> nen
[MED29717] n&omacr;n, adv.(1) --> 
[MED29718] n&omacr;n, adv.(2) --> 
[MED29719] n&omacr;n-accomplishment, n. --> 
[MED29720] n&#x14D;n-apparaunce, n. --> non-appearance
[MED29721] n&#x14D;n-b&#x113;&#x323;ing, ger. --> non-being
[MED29722] n&#x14D;n-certaine, n. &amp; adj. --> non-certain
[MED29723] n&#x14D;n-certaint&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> non-certainty
[MED29724] n&#x14D;n-certific&#x101;te, n. --> non-certificate
[MED29725] n&#x14D;n-certif&#x12B;ing, ger. --> non-certifying
[MED29726] n&omacr;n-c&ohacek;ming, ger. --> 
[MED29727] n&omacr;n-credibilit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED29728] n&omacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED29729] n&#x14D;n(e-g&#x101;te, adv. --> none-gate
[MED29730] n&#x14D;n(e-kin, adj. --> none-kin
[MED29731] n&omacr;n(e-kinnes, adj. --> 
[MED29731.5] non(e-kinnes, adv. --> no-kind
[MED29732] n&omacr;nendiv&amacr;l, n. --> 
[MED29733] n&#x14D;nes, n.(1) --> nonce
[MED29734] n&#x14D;nes, n.(2) --> nones
[MED29735] n&#x14D;nes-kinnes, adj. --> none-kins
[MED29736] non est inventus, phr. --> non est inventus
[MED29737] n&omacr;nes-weies, adv. --> 
[MED29738] n&#x14D;ne-weies, adv. --> noneways
[MED29739] n&omacr;n-h&ohacek;us-h&omacr;lder, n. --> 
[MED29740] n&omacr;&dotb;ninge, n. --> 
[MED29741] n&omacr;n-kendenes, n. --> 
[MED29742] n&omacr;n-k&emacr;&dotb;ping, ger. --> 
[MED29743] n&omacr;n-laud&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED29744] n&omacr;n-l&emacr;g&amacr;t, adj. --> 
[MED29745] n&omacr;n-m&amacr;king, ger. --> 
[MED29746] n&#x14D;n-m&#x113;&#x306;te, n. --> noonmeat
[MED29747] n&omacr;n-m&omacr;, adj. --> 
[MED29748] n&omacr;n-m&omacr;r(e, pron., adj., adv. --> 
[MED29749] n&#x1D2;nne, n. --> nun
[MED29750] n&#x1D2;nner&#x12B;(e, n. --> nunnery
[MED29751] n&#x14D;n-&#x14D;&#x306;beisaunce, n. --> non-obeisance
[MED29752] n&#x14D;n-observaunce, n. --> non-observance
[MED29753] n&#x14D;n-obstant(e, prep. &amp; n. --> non obstante
[MED29754] n&omacr;n-&omacr;&dotb;ther, pron. --> 
[MED29755] n&omacr;n-&omacr;&dotb;ther, adj. --> 
[MED29756] n&omacr;n-&omacr;&dotb;ther, adv. --> 
[MED29757] n&#x14D;n-p&#x101;ciens, n. --> non-patience
[MED29758] n&#x14D;n-paiement, n. --> non-payment
[MED29759] n&#x14D;n-paiing, ger. --> non-paying
[MED29760] n&#x14D;n-parail, adj. --> nonpareil
[MED29761] n&#x14D;n-performing, ger. --> non-performing
[MED29762] n&omacr;n-pertinent, adj. --> 
[MED29763] n&#x14D;n-p&#x1D2;uer, n. --> non-power
[MED29764] n&omacr;n-punishinge, ger. --> 
[MED29765] n&omacr;n-receiving, ger. --> 
[MED29766] non-regent, n. --> non-regent
[MED29766.5] non-reparacioun, n. --> non-reparation
[MED29767] n&#x14D;n-residence, n. --> non-residence
[MED29767.5] non-residenser, n. --> non-residencer
[MED29768] n&#x14D;n-resident, n. --> non-resident
[MED29769] n&omacr;n-resistence, n. --> 
[MED29770] non sequitur, n. --> non sequitur
[MED29771] n&omacr;n-seued, ppl. --> 
[MED29772] n&#x14D;&#x323;n-shench, n. --> nuncheon
[MED29772.5] non-subget, n. --> non-subject
[MED29773] n&#x14D;n-sufficient&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> non-sufficienty
[MED29774] n&#x14D;n-suffisaunce, n. --> non-suffisance
[MED29775] n&#x14D;n-suit(e, n. --> nonsuit
[MED29776] n&omacr;n-suret&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED29777] n&#x14D;n-s&#x16B;te, adj. --> nonsuit
[MED29778] n&omacr;n-swich, pron. &amp; adj. --> 
[MED29779] n&omacr;n-thing, n. --> 
[MED29780] n&#x14D;&#x323;n-t&#x12B;de, n. --> noontide
[MED29781] n&omacr;&dotb;n-t&imacr;me, n. --> 
[MED29782] n&omacr;n-treuth, n. --> 
[MED29782.5] non-ulcerat, adj. --> non-ulcerate
[MED29783] n&#x14D;n-volunt&#x101;r&#x12B;, adj. --> non-voluntary
[MED29784] noppe, n. --> nap
[MED29785] nopped, adj. --> 
[MED29786] noppen, v. --> nap
[MED29787] nopp&#x12B;, adj. --> nappy
[MED29788] nopping(e, ger. --> 
[MED29789] nor, conj. --> nor
[MED29790] norchel&emacr;&breve;s, n. --> 
[MED29791] n&omacr;re, n. --> 
[MED29792] Noreg&#x101;n, n. --> Norgan
[MED29793] Noreine, adj. --> Norn
[MED29794] Norenish, adj. &amp; n. --> Norrenish
[MED29795] Nor-folk, n. --> Norfolk
[MED29796] nor&#x12B;&#x306;ce, n. --> nourice
[MED29797] noricer&#x12B;e, n. --> nursery
[MED29798] Norikes, n.pl. --> 
[MED29799] norishaunt, adj. --> nourishant
[MED29800] norishement, n. --> nourishment
[MED29801] norishen, v. --> nourish
[MED29802] norisher(e, n. --> nursher
[MED29803] norishing(e, ger. --> nourishing
[MED29804] norm&#x101;l, adj. --> normal
[MED29805] Nor-man, n. --> Norman
[MED29806] Normand&#x12B;(e, n. &amp; adj. --> Normandy
[MED29807] Nor-maund, n. --> Normand
[MED29808] nornen, v. --> nurn
[MED29809] Norrei, n. --> Norroy
[MED29810] Norreis, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> Norreis
[MED29811] Norrene, n. --> Norren
[MED29812] norr&#x12B;, n. --> nurry
[MED29813] norrien, v. --> norry
[MED29814] norseling, n. --> 
[MED29815] nortelr&#x12B;e, n. --> nortelry
[MED29816] nortes&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED29817] north, n. --> north
[MED29818] north, adj. --> 
[MED29819] north, adv. --> 
[MED29820] north c&ohacek;ntr&emacr;&dotb;, phr. --> 
[MED29821] northen, n. --> 
[MED29822] northen, adj. --> northen
[MED29823] north-&#x113;&#x306;nde, n. --> north end
[MED29824] norther, adj. &amp; adv. --> norther
[MED29825] norther-m&#x14D;, adv. --> northermo
[MED29826] norther-m&#x14D;re, adv. --> northermore
[MED29827] northern(e, adj. --> northern
[MED29828] Northerner, n. --> northerner
[MED29829] north-&#x113;st, n., adj., &amp; adv. --> north-east
[MED29830] north-&#x113;stern, adj. --> north-eastern
[MED29831] North-humbre, n. --> Northumber
[MED29832] North-humbre-l&omacr;nd, n. --> 
[MED29833] north-l&#x14D;nd, n. --> northland
[MED29834] north-north-&emacr;st, adj. --> 
[MED29835] north-north-west, n. --> north-north-west
[MED29836] north-p&#x14D;le, n. --> north pole
[MED29837] north-s&#x113;, n. --> North Sea
[MED29838] north-sterre, n. --> 
[MED29839] north-ward, adv. --> northward
[MED29840] north-wardes, adv. --> northwards
[MED29841] north-west, n., adj., &amp; adv. --> north-west
[MED29842] north-westre, adj. --> north-wester
[MED29843] north-westward, adv. --> north-westward
[MED29844] nort&#x16B;re, n. --> nurture
[MED29845] nort&umacr;rel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29846] nort&#x16B;ren, v. --> nurture
[MED29847] nort&umacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED29848] Nor-wei(e, n.(1) --> Norway
[MED29849] Nor-wei(e, n.(2) --> Norways
[MED29850] n&#x14D;se, n.(1) --> nose
[MED29851] n&#x14D;&#x323;se, n.(2) --> noose
[MED29852] n&#x14D;s(e-bl&#x113;&#x323;de, n. --> nosebleed
[MED29853] n&#x14D;se-bl&#x113;&#x323;d(e)les, n. --> nose-bledels
[MED29854] n&#x14D;sed, adj. --> nosed
[MED29855] n&#x14D;selen, v. --> nuzzle
[MED29856] n&#x14D;sel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> noseless
[MED29857] n&#x14D;seling(e, adv. --> noseling
[MED29858] n&#x14D;selinge(s, adj. --> noselings
[MED29859] n&#x14D;selle, n. --> nozzle
[MED29860] n&omacr;&breve;set, n. --> 
[MED29861] n&#x14D;se-thirl, n. --> nose-thirl
[MED29862] n&omacr;s-kinnes, adj. --> 
[MED29863] nostil(le, n. --> norsel
[MED29864] nostrille, n. --> nostril
[MED29865] not, n. --> not
[MED29866] not, adj. --> nott
[MED29867] not, adv. --> not
[MED29868] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x101;, interj. --> nota
[MED29869] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x101;&#x306;bilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> notability
[MED29870] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> notable
[MED29871] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x101;blenes, n. --> notableness
[MED29872] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x101;&#x306;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> notably
[MED29873] n&#x14D;t&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> notary
[MED29874] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x101;r&#x12B;(e)l&#x12B;, adv. --> notarily
[MED29874.5] notarien, v. --> notarien
[MED29875] not-ay&emacr;&dotb;n-st&omacr;&breve;nding(e, prep. --> 
[MED29876] n&#x1D2;te, n.(1) --> nut
[MED29877] n&#x14D;te, n.(2) --> note
[MED29878] n&#x14D;te, n.(3) --> note
[MED29879] n&#x1D2;te-br&#x1D2;un, adj. --> nut-brown
[MED29880] n&#x14D;teful, adj. --> noteful
[MED29881] n&#x1D2;te-hach(e, n. --> nuthatch
[MED29882] n&#x1D2;teie, n. --> noteye
[MED29883] n&#x14D;te-mug(e, n. --> nutmeg
[MED29884] n&#x14D;ten, v.(1) --> note
[MED29885] n&#x14D;ten, v.(2) --> note
[MED29886] n&omacr;ten, v.(3) --> 
[MED29887] n&#x1D2;tere, n. --> nutter
[MED29888] n&#x14D;t&#x113;r&#x113;&#x306;r, n. --> noterer
[MED29889] n&omacr;tes-man, n. --> 
[MED29890] n&#x14D;tfulh&#x113;d(e, n. --> notefulhead
[MED29891] n&omacr;tfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29892] not-gain-st&omacr;&breve;nding, conj. --> 
[MED29893] nothe, adj. --> 
[MED29894] n&#x14D;-the-l&#x113;&#x306;s(se, adv. --> natheless
[MED29895] n&#x14D;-the-m&#x14D;, adv. --> nathemo
[MED29896] n&omacr;ther-g&amacr;te, adv. --> 
[MED29897] n&#x14D;-thing, pron. --> nothing
[MED29898] n&omacr;-thing, adv. --> 
[MED29899] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;ce, n. --> notice
[MED29900] notici&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> notition
[MED29901] notific&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> notification
[MED29902] n&#x14D;&#x306;tif&#x12B;en, v. --> notify
[MED29903] n&omacr;&breve;tif&imacr;ing, ger. --> 
[MED29904] n&#x14D;ting, ger. --> noting
[MED29905] n&#x14D;tinge, ger. --> noting
[MED29906] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;sen, v. --> notice
[MED29907] n&omacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;sing, ger. --> 
[MED29908] notoire, adj. --> notoire
[MED29909] notoir(e)l&#x12B;, adv. --> notoirely
[MED29910] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> notary
[MED29911] n&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> notorily
[MED29912] notted, adj. --> notted
[MED29913] not-the-l&#x113;&#x306;sse, adv. --> not the less
[MED29914] n&#x1D2;tt&#x12B;, adj. --> nutty
[MED29915] notur-night&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED29916] notus, n. --> Notus
[MED29917] not-with-stand, prep. &amp; conj. --> notwithstand
[MED29918] not-with-st&omacr;nding(e, adv. --> 
[MED29919] not-with-st&#x14D;nding(e, prep. --> notwithstanding
[MED29920] n&omacr;t-with-st&omacr;nding(e, conj. --> 
[MED29921] n&ohacek;u, n. --> 
[MED29922] n&ohacek;u, adj. --> 
[MED29923] n&#x1D2;u, adv. --> now
[MED29924] n&ohacek;u, conj. --> 
[MED29925] n&ohacek;u-a-dai, adv. --> 
[MED29926] n&ohacek;u-a-daies, adv. --> 
[MED29927] n&#x1D2;uche, n. --> ouche
[MED29928] n&#x1D2;uched, adj. --> ouched
[MED29929] noucin, n. --> nowcin
[MED29930] nouel, n.(1) --> Nowell
[MED29931] nouel, n.(2) --> newel
[MED29932] nought, n. --> nought | naught
[MED29933] nought, pron. --> nought | naught
[MED29934] nought, adj. --> nought | naught
[MED29935] nought, adv. --> nought | naught
[MED29936] nought-ay&emacr;&dotb;n-st&omacr;&breve;nding, prep. --> 
[MED29937] noughten, v. --> nought
[MED29938] noughtes, pron. --> noughts
[MED29939] nought-for-than, adv. &amp; conj. --> 
[MED29940] nought-for-that, adv. &amp; conj. --> 
[MED29941] nought-for-th&imacr;, adv. &amp; conj. --> 
[MED29942] nought&#x12B;, adj. --> noughty
[MED29943] noughtinge, ger. --> noughting
[MED29944] nought-with-st&omacr;nding, adv. --> 
[MED29945] nought-with-st&omacr;nding(e, prep. --> 
[MED29946] nought-with-st&#x14D;nding(e, conj. --> noughtwithstanding
[MED29947] nou&yogh;nesse, n. --> 
[MED29948] nou&yogh;ten, pron. --> 
[MED29949] nou&#x21D;t&#x12B;nes, n. --> noughtiness
[MED29950] nou&yogh;tning, ger. --> 
[MED29951] n&#x1D2;umbles, n. --> numbles
[MED29952] n&#x1D2;umbr&#x101;ble, adj. --> numbrable
[MED29953] n&#x1D2;umper(e, n. --> umpire
[MED29954] n&#x1D2;un&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> nonage
[MED29955] n&#x1D2;un(e, n. --> noun
[MED29956] n&#x1D2;u-n&#x14D;n, adv. --> nunon
[MED29957] noun-reparac&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED29958] n&ohacek;uren, v. --> 
[MED29958.5] nou right, adv. --> now right
[MED29959] n&#x1D2;ut(e, n. --> nowt
[MED29960] n&ohacek;ut(e-geld, n. --> 
[MED29961] n&#x1D2;u-the, adv. --> nowthe
[MED29962] n&#x1D2;u-then, adv. --> nowthen
[MED29963] nouther, pron. --> nother
[MED29964] nouther, adv. --> nouther
[MED29965] nouther, conj. --> nother
[MED29966] n&#x1D2;ut-h&#x113;&#x323;rd(e, n. --> nowtherd
[MED29967] nouther-wh&#x113;r, adv. --> nother-where
[MED29968] nouther-whider, adv. --> nouther-whither
[MED29969] Nov&amacr;ci&amacr;nis, n.pl. --> 
[MED29969.5] novacle, n. --> novacle
[MED29970] noval, n. --> noval
[MED29971] nov&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> novality
[MED29972] novel, n. --> novel
[MED29973] novel, adj. --> novel
[MED29973.5] novelen, v. --> renovel
[MED29974] novelnes, n. --> novelness
[MED29975] novelr&#x12B;(e, n. --> novelry
[MED29976] novelt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> novelty
[MED29977] Novembre, n. --> November
[MED29978] novercant, adj. --> novercant
[MED29979] novice, n. --> novice
[MED29980] novicer&#x12B;, n. --> novicery
[MED29981] novin, adj. --> 
[MED29982] novit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> novity
[MED29983] n&#x14D;-wei, adv. --> no way
[MED29984] n&#x14D;-weies, adv. --> noways
[MED29985] n&#x14D;-wh&#x113;&#x306;r, adv. --> nowhere
[MED29986] n&#x14D;-whider, adv. --> nowhither
[MED29987] n&#x14D;-wh&#x12B;le, adv. --> no while
[MED29988] n&omacr;&dotb;-wider-wardes, adv. --> 
[MED29989] n&#x14D;-w&#x12B;se, adv. --> nowise
[MED29990] noxi&#x101;l, adj. --> noxial
[MED29991] noxius, adj. --> noxious
[MED29992] N&#x16B;bi&#x101;&#x306;n, n. --> Nubian
[MED29993] nucha, n. --> nucha
[MED29994] nuchen, v. --> 
[MED29995] n&#x16B;cl&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> nucle
[MED29996] n&umacr;d&amacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED29997] n&#x16B;d&#x101;ti&#x1D2;un, n. --> nudation
[MED29998] n&umacr;d&emacr;, adv. --> 
[MED29999] n&#x16B;el, adj. --> nuel
[MED30000] n&#x16B;g&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> nugation
[MED30001] nu&#x21D;&#x21D;u, adv. --> nughu
[MED30002] null&amacr;ten&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED30003] Null&amacr;tense, n. --> 
[MED30004] Numant&imacr;nes, n.pl. --> 
[MED30005] numel&#x101;rien, n. --> nummularian
[MED30006] numer&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> numeration
[MED30007] numer&#x101;l, adj. --> numeral
[MED30007.5] numerant, n. --> numerant
[MED30008] numer&#x101;te, adj. --> numerate
[MED30009] Numeri, n. --> Numery
[MED30009.5] numerosite, n. --> numerosity
[MED30010] numer&#x1D2;us, adj. --> numerous
[MED30011] Numidi&amacr;nes, n.pl. --> 
[MED30012] numul&amacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED30013] nuncup&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> nuncupation
[MED30013.5] nuncupatif, adj. --> nuncupative
[MED30013.6] nupcius, n. --> nupcius
[MED30014] nurth, n. --> nurth
[MED30015] n&#x16B;sen, v. --> nuise
[MED30016] nutelnesse, n. --> nutelness
[MED30017] nute-l&umacr;ste, n. --> 
[MED30018] n&umacr;r&imacr;&breve;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED30018.5] nutrencie, n. --> nutrencie
[MED30018.6] nutrible, adj. --> nutrible
[MED30019] n&umacr;trif&imacr;ed, ppl. --> 
[MED30020] n&#x16B;tr&#x12B;ment, n. --> nutriment
[MED30021] n&#x16B;tr&#x12B;ment&#x101;l(e, adj. --> nutrimental
[MED30022] n&umacr;tr&imacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED30023] n&#x16B;tr&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> nutritive
[MED30024] n&umacr;tr&imacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;s, n.pl. --> 
[MED30025] n&umacr;tr&imacr;&breve;t&imacr;ve, n. --> 
[MED30026] n&#x16B;tr&#x12B;&#x306;tum, n. --> nutritum
[MED30027] n&umacr;tr&imacr;&breve;ve, n. --> 
[MED30028] n&#x16B;trix, n. --> nutrix
[MED30029] n&#x16B;tr&#x16B;re, n. --> nutrure
[MED30030] nutte, n. --> 
[MED30031] nuwinge, adv. --> 
[MED30032] nux, n. --> 
[MED30033] o, n.(1) --> oo
[MED30034] o, n.(2) --> O'
[MED30035] o, pron. --> o
[MED30036] o, num. --> one
[MED30037] o, adv. --> o, adv.
[MED30038] o, prep.(1) --> of
[MED30039] o, prep.(2) --> on
[MED30040] o, interj. --> O
[MED30041] ob, n. --> ob.
[MED30042] obcessed, ppl. --> obsessed
[MED30043] obcolmi, n. --> ophthalmy
[MED30044] obdormitive, adj. --> obdormitive
[MED30045] obduracion, n. --> obduration
[MED30046] obdurat(e, adj. --> obdurate
[MED30047] obdured, ppl. --> obdured
[MED30048] obecion, n. --> objection
[MED30049] obedience, n. --> obedience
[MED30050] obediencer, n. --> obediencer
[MED30051] obedient, adj. --> obedient
[MED30052] obedientli, adv. --> obediently
[MED30053] obeiable, adj. --> obeyable
[MED30054] obeiaunce, n. --> obeyance
[MED30055] obeiaunt, adj. --> obeyant
[MED30056] obeien, v. --> obey
[MED30057] obeiing(e, ger. --> obeying
[MED30058] obeingli, adv. --> obeyingly
[MED30059] obeisaunce, n. --> obeisance
[MED30060] obeisaunt, adj. --> obeisant
[MED30061] obeisauntli, adv. --> obeisantly
[MED30062] obeishen, v. --> obeish
[MED30063] obeishinge, ger. --> obeishing
[MED30064] obelus, n. --> obelus
[MED30065] obfuscacioun, n. --> obfuscation
[MED30066] obilas, n.pl. --> obilas
[MED30067] obit(e, n. --> obit
[MED30068] obite, adj. --> obit
[MED30069] objeccioun, n. --> objection
[MED30070] object(e, n. --> object
[MED30071] object(e, adj. --> object
[MED30072] objecten, v. --> object
[MED30073] objurgacioun, n. --> objurgation
[MED30074] oblacioun, n. --> oblation
[MED30075] Oble, n. --> obley
[MED30076] obliaunce, n. --> obliaunce
[MED30077] obligacioun, n. --> obligation
[MED30078] obligate, adj. --> obligate
[MED30079] obligatori(e, adj. --> obligatory
[MED30080] obligen, v. --> oblige
[MED30081] obliquacioun, n. --> obliquation
[MED30082] obliquate, adj. --> obliquate
[MED30083] oblique, adj. --> oblique
[MED30084] obliqued, adj. --> oblique
[MED30085] obliquite, n. --> obliquity
[MED30086] oblishing(e, ger. --> obliging
[MED30087] oblivioun, n. --> oblivion
[MED30088] oblivious, adj. --> oblivious
[MED30089] oblocucioun, n. --> oblocution
[MED30090] oblong(e, adj. --> oblong
[MED30091] obloqui(e, n. --> obloquy
[MED30092] oblyx, n. --> oblyx
[MED30093] obnubilous, adj. --> obnubilous
[MED30094] obolus, n. --> obolus
[MED30095] obrepcion, n. --> obreption
[MED30096] obrison, n. --> obrizum
[MED30097] obscurate, adj. --> obscurate
[MED30098] obscuration, n. --> obscuration
[MED30099] obscure, adj. --> obscure
[MED30100] obscureli, adv. --> obscurely
[MED30101] obscuren, v. --> obscure
[MED30102] obscurite, n. --> obscurity
[MED30103] obsecracioun, n. --> obsecration
[MED30104] obsequi, n.(1) --> obsequy
[MED30105] obsequi, n.(2) --> obsequy
[MED30106] obsequious, adj. --> obsequious
[MED30107] obsequiousnesse, n. --> obsequiousness
[MED30108] observacioun, n. --> observation
[MED30109] observantes, n.pl. --> observant
[MED30109.5] observatour, n. --> observator
[MED30110] observaunce, n. --> observance
[MED30111] observen, v. --> observe
[MED30112] observing(e, ger. --> observing
[MED30113] obsianus, n. --> obsidian
[MED30114] obsidional, adj. --> obsidional
[MED30115] obsidioun, n. --> obsidion
[MED30116] obsisten, v. --> obsist
[MED30117] obstacle, n. --> obstacle
[MED30118] obstaunce, n. --> obstance
[MED30119] obstinaci(e, n. --> obstinacy
[MED30120] obstinacioun, n. --> obstination
[MED30121] obstinat(e, adj. --> obstinate
[MED30122] obstinated, ppl. --> obstinated
[MED30123] obstinat(e)li, adv. --> obstinately
[MED30124] obstinates, n. pl. --> obstinate
[MED30125] obstinaunce, n. --> obstinance
[MED30126] obstupeli, adv. --> obstupely
[MED30127] obtalmia, n. --> ophthalmia
[MED30128] obtalmicacioun, n. --> obtalmicacioun
[MED30129] obtalmiing, ger. --> obtalmying
[MED30130] obtalmik, adj. --> ophthalmic
[MED30131] obteinen, v. --> obtain
[MED30132] obtemperate, adj. --> obtemperate
[MED30133] obtemperaten, v. --> obtemperate
[MED30134] obtemperaunt, adj. --> obtemperaunt
[MED30135] obtemperen, v. --> obtemper
[MED30135.5] obtenden, v. --> obtend
[MED30136] obtente, n. --> obtent
[MED30137] obtente, adj. --> obtent
[MED30138] obtractacioun, n. --> obtrectation
[MED30139] obtrectatour, n. --> obtrectator
[MED30140] obtunden, v. --> obtund
[MED30141] obtuse, adj. --> obtuse
[MED30142] obumbracioun, n. --> obumbration
[MED30143] obumbrate, adj. --> obumbrate
[MED30144] obumbren, v. --> obumber
[MED30145] obvencioun, n. --> obvention
[MED30146] obviacioun, n. --> obviation
[MED30147] oc, conj. --> oc
[MED30148] ocabions, n. --> ocabions
[MED30149] occacioun, n. --> occation
[MED30150] occasional, adj. --> occasional
[MED30151] occasionalli, adv. --> occasionally
[MED30152] occasionarie, adj. --> occasionary
[MED30153] occasionarili, adv. --> occasionarily
[MED30154] occasionat(e, adj. --> occasionate
[MED30155] occasionen, v. --> occasion
[MED30156] occasioner, n. --> occasioner
[MED30157] occasioning, ger. --> occasioning
[MED30158] occasioun, n. --> occasion
[MED30159] occean, n. --> ocean
[MED30160] occi, interj. --> occy
[MED30161] occident, n. --> Occident
[MED30162] occidental, adj. --> occidental
[MED30163] Occient, n. --> occient
[MED30164] occiocrocium, n. --> oxycroceum
[MED30165] occipiciale, n. --> occipitial
[MED30166] occipicio, n. --> occipicio
[MED30167] occiput, n. --> occiput
[MED30168] occisioun, n. --> occision
[MED30169] occultacioun, n. --> occultation
[MED30170] occulten, v. --> occult
[MED30171] occupacioun, n. --> occupation
[MED30172] occupien, v. --> occupy
[MED30173] occupiing(e, ger. --> occupying
[MED30174] occupiour, n. --> occupier
[MED30175] occurrent, adj. --> occurrent
[MED30175.5] occurse, n. --> occurse
[MED30176] ochen, v. --> oche
[MED30177] ocimum, n. --> ocimum
[MED30178] oc-querne, n. --> aquerne
[MED30179] octave(s, n.sg. &amp; pl. --> utas
[MED30180] octhogonieli, adv. --> octhogoniely
[MED30181] octian, n. --> octian
[MED30182] october, n. --> October
[MED30183] octogamie, n. --> octogamy
[MED30184] ocularies, n.pl. --> ocularies
[MED30184.5] oculi, n. --> osculatory
[MED30185] oculister, n. --> oculister
[MED30186] oculus christi, n. --> oculus Christi
[MED30187] oculus lucidus, n. --> oculus lucidus
[MED30188] odde, n. --> odde
[MED30189] odde, adj. --> odd
[MED30190] odde, adv. --> odd
[MED30191] oddeli, adv. --> oddly
[MED30192] oddenesse, n. --> oddness
[MED30193] o-dead, adv. --> odead
[MED30194] odeferus, adj. --> odiferous
[MED30195] oden, n. --> oden
[MED30196] odenthos, n. --> odenthos
[MED30197] odible, adj. --> odible
[MED30198] odif, adj. --> odif
[MED30199] odious, adj. --> odious
[MED30200] odiousli, adv. --> odiously
[MED30201] odivesse, n. --> odivesse
[MED30202] odoracioun, n. --> odoration
[MED30203] odorament, n. --> odorament
[MED30204] odorate, adj. --> odorate
[MED30205] odoraten, v. --> odorate
[MED30206] odoraunt, adj. --> odorant
[MED30206.5] odorible, adj. --> odorable
[MED30207] odorifer, adj. --> odorifere
[MED30207.5] odoriferaunt, adj. --> odoriferant
[MED30208] odoriferous, adj. --> odoriferous
[MED30209] odorifien, v. --> odorifien
[MED30210] odorous, adj. --> odorous
[MED30211] odour, n. --> odour | odor
[MED30212] odouring, ger. --> odouring
[MED30213] oduret, adj. --> odoured | odored
[MED30214] oenantes, n. --> oenantes
[MED30215] oeps, n. --> oeps
[MED30216] oevre, n. --> oevre
[MED30217] of, adv. --> off
[MED30218] of, prep. --> of
[MED30219] of, conj.(1) --> of
[MED30220] of, conj.(2) --> of
[MED30221] of, conj.(3) --> of
[MED30222] of-, pref. --> of-
[MED30223] ofanimen, v. --> ofanime
[MED30224] ofawakenen, v. --> ofawaken
[MED30225] ofaxen, v. --> of-ask
[MED30226] ofbak, adv. --> ofback
[MED30227] ofbeten, v. --> ofbete
[MED30228] ofbien, v. --> ofbien
[MED30229] ofbiten, v. --> ofbi
[MED30230] ofblenchen, v. --> ofblench
[MED30231] ofbracen, v. --> ofbrace
[MED30232] ofbreiden, v.(1) --> ofbreiden
[MED30233] ofbreiden, v.(2) --> ofbraid
[MED30234] ofbreken, v. --> ofbreak
[MED30235] ofcale, adj. --> ofcale
[MED30236] ofcaren, v. --> ofcare
[MED30237] ofcarpen, v. --> ofcarp
[MED30238] ofcast, n. --> offcast
[MED30239] of-castel, n. --> ofcastle
[MED30240] ofcasten, v. --> off-cast
[MED30241] ofcasting, ger. --> offcasting
[MED30242] ofchaced, ppl. --> ofchased
[MED30243] ofclepen, v. --> ofclepe
[MED30244] ofcold, adj. --> ofcold
[MED30245] ofcomen, v.(1) --> offcome
[MED30246] ofcomen, v.(2) --> offcome
[MED30247] ofcorn, n. --> off-corn
[MED30248] ofcounting, ger. --> ofcounting
[MED30249] ofcunnen, v. --> ofcunn
[MED30250] ofcutten, v. --> offcut
[MED30251] ofcwellen, v. --> offquell
[MED30252] ofdauen, v. --> ofdaw
[MED30253] ofdon, v. --> 
[MED30254] ofdr&#xE6;dnesse, n. --> ofdreadness
[MED30255] ofdrauen, v. --> ofdraw
[MED30256] ofdreden, v. --> ofdread
[MED30257] ofdriven, v. --> 
[MED30258] ofdruncnen, v. --> ofdrunken
[MED30259] oferdon, n. --> overdone
[MED30260] oferetel, adj. --> oferetel
[MED30261] oferfeng, n. --> oferfeng
[MED30262] oferfloue(d)nesse, n. --> overflowingness
[MED30263] ofer&#x292;itolnesse, n. --> ofer&#x292;itolness
[MED30264] oferhid, n. --> oferhid
[MED30265] oferhi&#x292;endlice, adv. --> oferhi&#x292;endlice
[MED30266] oferhudi&#x292;en, adj. pl. --> oferhudi&#x292;e
[MED30267] oferlifa, n. --> overlive
[MED30268] oferlud, adj. --> overloud
[MED30269] oferlufe, n. --> overlove
[MED30270] ofermedo, n. --> ofermedo
[MED30271] ofermet, adj. --> overmet
[MED30272] ofermetto, n. --> ofermetto
[MED30273] ofernen, v.(1) --> of-run
[MED30274] ofernen, v.(2) --> of-earn
[MED30275] oferplentefous, adj. --> oferplentefous
[MED30276] ofersimen, v. --> overseam
[MED30277] ofersl&#xE6;p, n. --> oversleep
[MED30278] oferswifen, v. --> overswive
[MED30279] oferswithen, v. --> overswithe
[MED30280] oferten, v. --> oferten
[MED30281] ofer-werc, n. --> overwork
[MED30282] offal, n. --> offal
[MED30283] offallen, v. --> of-fall
[MED30284] offare, n. --> offare
[MED30285] offe, n. --> offe
[MED30286] offen, v. --> offe
[MED30287] offenden, v. --> offend
[MED30288] offendicule, n. --> offendicle
[MED30289] offending(e, ger. --> offending
[MED30290] offendour, n. --> offender
[MED30291] offens(e, n. --> offence | offense
[MED30292] offenser, n. --> offenser
[MED30293] offensioun, n. --> offension
[MED30294] offeren, v. --> offear
[MED30295] offertori(e, n. --> offertory
[MED30296] offestre, n. --> offestre
[MED30297] office, n. --> office
[MED30298] officeles, adj. --> officeless
[MED30299] officen, v. --> officy
[MED30300] officer, n. --> officer
[MED30301] officeship, n. --> officeship
[MED30302] official, n. --> official
[MED30303] official, adj. --> official
[MED30304] officialhod, n. --> officialhood
[MED30305] officialshipe, n. --> officialship
[MED30306] officiing, ger. --> officying
[MED30307] officine, n. --> officine
[MED30308] offleien, v. --> off-fly
[MED30309] offlen, v. --> off-flay
[MED30310] offongen, v. --> offonge
[MED30311] offoughten, ppl. --> of-fought
[MED30312] offre, n. --> offer
[MED30313] offren, v. --> offer
[MED30314] offrende, n. --> offerand
[MED30315] offrer(e, n. --> offerer
[MED30316] offrighten, v. --> offright
[MED30317] offring(e, ger. --> offering
[MED30318] offullen, v. --> of-fill
[MED30319] ofgast, adj. --> ofgast
[MED30320] ofgliden, v. --> off-glide
[MED30321] ofgoinge, ger. --> ofgoing
[MED30322] ofgon, v. --> ofgo
[MED30323] ofgramed, ppl. --> ofgrame
[MED30324] ofgreden, v. --> ofgrede
[MED30325] ofgremed, ppl. --> agramed
[MED30326] ofgreten, v. --> ofgreet
[MED30327] ofgrisen, ppl. --> ofgrise
[MED30328] ofgropen, v. --> ofgrope
[MED30329] ofgrunde, ppl. --> ofgrunde
[MED30330] of&#x292;eten, v. --> of&#x292;ete
[MED30331] ofh&#xE6;t, ppl. --> ofheat
[MED30332] ofhealdinge, ger. --> ofholding
[MED30333] ofheden, v. --> off-head
[MED30334] ofhenten, v. --> offhent
[MED30335] ofheren, v. --> ofhear
[MED30336] ofheuen, v. --> off-hew
[MED30337] ofhitten, v. --> off-hit
[MED30338] ofholden, v. --> ofhold
[MED30339] ofhungred, ppl. --> ofhungered
[MED30340] ofhunted, ppl. --> offhunted
[MED30341] ofhurled, ppl. --> off-hurl
[MED30342] ofinimen, v. --> ofinime
[MED30343] ofkennen, v.(1) --> ofken
[MED30344] ofkennen, v.(2) --> ofken
[MED30345] ofkerven, v. --> off-carve
[MED30346] ofknaun, ppl. --> offknaun
[MED30347] oflacchen, v. --> oflacchen
[MED30348] ofleoved, ppl. --> 
[MED30349] oflepen, v. --> of-leap
[MED30350] of-lesse than, conj. phr. --> unless
[MED30351] oflien, v. --> oflie
[MED30352] oflisten, v. --> oflisten
[MED30353] oflonged, ppl. --> oflonged
[MED30354] oflopen, v. --> off-lope
[MED30355] oflust, ppl. --> oflist
[MED30356] ofmange, adv. --> ofmange
[MED30357] ofmenen, v. --> ofmenen
[MED30358] ofnam, n. --> ofnam
[MED30359] ofnimen, v. --> ofnim
[MED30360] ofold, adj. --> ofold
[MED30361] ofold, adv. --> ofold
[MED30362] o-foted, adj. --> one-footed
[MED30363] ofparen, v. --> 
[MED30363.5] ofpilen, v. --> off-peel
[MED30364] ofpinen, v. --> ofpine
[MED30365] ofplatten, v. --> ofplatten
[MED30366] ofpotting, ger. --> ofpotting
[MED30366.5] ofputting(e, ger. --> off-putting
[MED30367] ofrasen, v. --> off-race
[MED30368] ofrechen, v. --> ofreach
[MED30369] ofreden, v. --> ofrede
[MED30370] ofriden, v. --> ofride
[MED30371] ofriven, v. --> off-rive
[MED30372] ofsaken, v. --> ofsake
[MED30373] ofscapen, v. --> ofscape
[MED30374] ofsceoten, ppl. --> ofsceoten
[MED30374.5] ofscrapen, v. --> off-scrape
[MED30375] ofscutered, ppl. --> ofscuttered
[MED30376] ofsechen, v. --> ofseche
[MED30377] ofseien, v. --> ofsee
[MED30378] ofsen, v. --> ofsee
[MED30379] ofsenden, v. --> ofsend
[MED30380] ofserven, v. --> ofserve
[MED30381] ofservinge, ger. --> ofserving
[MED30382] ofsetten, v. --> ofset
[MED30383] ofshamen, v. --> ofshame
[MED30384] ofshende, ppl. --> ofshende
[MED30385] ofsheren, v. --> off-shear
[MED30386] ofsheuen, v. --> off-show
[MED30387] ofsheuinge, ger. --> off-showing
[MED30388] ofshouven, v. --> off-shove
[MED30389] ofshreden, v. --> off-shred
[MED30389.5] ofshriven, v. --> off-shrive
[MED30390] ofsitten, v. --> ofsit
[MED30391] ofslen, v. --> ofslay
[MED30392] ofslitten, v. --> ofslit
[MED30393] ofsliven, v. --> ofslive
[MED30394] ofsmiten, v. --> off-smite
[MED30394.5] ofsnithen, v. --> off-snithe
[MED30395] ofspeken, v. --> offspeak
[MED30396] ofspring, n. --> offspring
[MED30397] ofspringen, v. --> ofspring
[MED30397.5] ofspringinge, ger. --> ofspringinge
[MED30398] ofst&#xE6;pen, v. --> ofst&#xE6;p
[MED30399] ofstenen, v. --> ofstone
[MED30400] ofstingen, v. --> ofsting
[MED30401] ofstlice, adv. --> ofstlice
[MED30402] ofstonden, v. --> ofstand
[MED30403] ofstrengthen, v. --> ofstrength
[MED30403.5] ofstrepen, v. --> off-strip
[MED30403.6] ofstriken, v. --> off-strike
[MED30403.7] ofswelen, v. --> off-sweal
[MED30404] ofswinke(n, v. --> ofswink
[MED30405] ofswippen, v. --> off-swip
[MED30406] oft, adv. --> oft
[MED30407] oftaken, v. --> oftake
[MED30408] oftaking, ger. --> oftaking
[MED30408.5] oftalen, v. --> off-tale
[MED30408.6] oftalken, v. --> off-talk
[MED30409] oft(e, adj. --> oft
[MED30410] oft(e, adv. --> oft
[MED30411] oftellen, v. --> oftell
[MED30412] often, adj. --> often
[MED30413] often, adv. --> often
[MED30414] oftenen, v. --> oftene
[MED30415] often-sithe, adv. --> often sithe
[MED30416] often-sithes, adv. --> often-sithes
[MED30416.5] often-stoundes, adv. --> often-stounds
[MED30417] often-tide, adv. --> oftentide
[MED30418] often-time, adv. --> oftentime
[MED30419] often-times, adv. --> oftentimes
[MED30420] ofteren, v. --> off-tear
[MED30421] ofte-said, adj. --> ofte-said
[MED30422] ofte-sithe, adv. --> oftsithe
[MED30423] ofte-sithes, adj. --> often-sithe
[MED30424] ofte-sithes, adv. --> oftsithes
[MED30424.5] ofte-stoundes, adv. --> off-stound
[MED30425] ofte-time, adv. --> oft-time
[MED30426] ofte-times, adv. --> oft-times
[MED30427] ofthanche, n. --> ofthanche
[MED30428] ofthaued, ppl. --> off-thaw
[MED30429] ofthenchen, v. --> ofthench
[MED30430] ofthinken, v. --> ofthink
[MED30431] ofthinking(e, ger. --> ofthinking
[MED30432] ofthirst, ppl. --> ofthirst
[MED30433] ofthricchen, v. --> ofthricche
[MED30434] oftli, adj. --> oftly
[MED30435] oftlice, adv. --> oftly
[MED30436] oftnes, n. --> oftness
[MED30437] oftorfi&#xE6;n, v. --> oftorfi&#xE6;n
[MED30438] oft-r&#xE6;dlice, adv. --> oft-r&#xE6;dlice
[MED30439] oftreden, v. --> oftread
[MED30439.5] oftrien, v. --> oftrien
[MED30440] oftrouen, v. --> oftrouen
[MED30441] ofturnen, v. --> ofturn
[MED30442] oftwicchen, v. --> oftwiccen
[MED30443] ofwaken, v. --> ofwake
[MED30444] ofwalked, ppl. --> of-walked
[MED30445] ofwandred, ppl. --> ofwandred
[MED30446] ofwenden, v. --> ofwend
[MED30447] ofweven, v. --> off-weve
[MED30448] ofwhippen, v. --> off-whip
[MED30448.5] ofwinden, v. --> off-wind
[MED30448.6] ofwiten, v. --> off-wit
[MED30449] ofwundred, ppl. --> awonder
[MED30450] ofyede, v. --> ofgo
[MED30450.5] ofyelpen, v. --> off-yelp
[MED30451] ofyeten, v. --> ofyete
[MED30451.5] oga, n. --> oga
[MED30452] o-gate-ward, adv. --> agateward
[MED30453] oghane, interj. --> ochone
[MED30454] ogif, n. --> ogee
[MED30455] oglen, v. --> oggle
[MED30456] o-grant, adj. --> ogrant
[MED30457] ogtoadi, n. --> ogdoad
[MED30457.5] o&#x0292;eevins, n. --> o&#x0292;eevins
[MED30458] o&#x292;ninge, ger. --> o&#x292;ninge
[MED30459] oho, interj. --> oho
[MED30460] ohtscipen, n. --> aughtship
[MED30461] oil-dreggen, v. --> oildreg
[MED30462] oil-dregges, n.pl. --> oil-dregs
[MED30463] oil(e, n. --> oil
[MED30464] oilei, adj. --> oily
[MED30465] oilement, n. --> oilement
[MED30466] oilen, v. --> oil
[MED30467] oilere, n. --> oiler
[MED30468] oilet, n. --> oillet
[MED30469] oilete, n. --> oilete
[MED30470] oilinge, ger. --> oiling
[MED30470.5] oilish, adj. --> oilish
[MED30471] oillier, n. --> oillier
[MED30472] oinement, n. --> ointment
[MED30473] oinonette, n. --> oinet
[MED30474] oint(e)ment, n. --> ointment
[MED30475] ointen, v. --> oint
[MED30476] ointer, n. --> ointer
[MED30477] ointing(e, ger. --> ointing
[MED30478] ointuose, adj. --> ointuose
[MED30479] ointure, n. --> ointure
[MED30480] oinyon, n. --> onion
[MED30480.5] oisel, n. --> oisel
[MED30480.6] oiseler, n. --> oiseler
[MED30481] oistre, n. --> oyster
[MED30481.5] oistreie, n. --> oystery
[MED30482] oitone gresse, n. --> oitone gresse
[MED30483] ok, adv. &amp; conj. --> oc
[MED30484] -ok, suf. --> -ock
[MED30485] ok(e, n. --> oak
[MED30486] oken, adj. --> oaken
[MED30487] oker, n.(1) --> ocker
[MED30488] oker, n.(2) --> ochre | ocher
[MED30489] okeren, v. --> ocker
[MED30490] okerer(e, n. --> ockerer
[MED30491] okering(e, ger. --> ockering
[MED30492] okom, n. --> oakum
[MED30492.5] okterie, n. --> okterie
[MED30493] old(e, n. --> old
[MED30494] old(e, adj. --> old
[MED30495] olde-bilded, ppl. --> old-built
[MED30496] old(e-fader, n. --> eldfather
[MED30497] old(e)li, adj. --> oldly
[MED30498] old(e)li, adv. --> oldly
[MED30499] olden, adj. --> olden
[MED30500] olden, v. --> old
[MED30501] old(e)nes(se, n. --> oldness
[MED30502] olderes, n.pl. --> older
[MED30503] old-horded, ppl. --> old-horded
[MED30504] old-moder, n. --> old-mother
[MED30505] oleaginite, n. --> oleaginity
[MED30506] oleaster, n. --> oleaster
[MED30507] oleum, n. --> oleum
[MED30508] olfend, n. --> olfend
[MED30509] oliaginose, adj. --> oleaginous
[MED30510] olibane, n. --> olibanum
[MED30511] olifaunt, n. --> oliphant
[MED30512] oligracie, n. --> oligarchy
[MED30513] olimpias, n. --> Olympiad
[MED30514] olimpicalle, adj. --> Olympical
[MED30515] olimpium, n. --> olimpium
[MED30516] olipraunce, n. --> oliprance
[MED30517] olivari(e, n. --> olivary
[MED30518] olive, n. --> olive
[MED30519] oliver curraunt, phr. --> oliver current
[MED30520] oliver(e, n. --> oliver
[MED30521] olivete, n. --> olivet
[MED30522] ollen, v. --> olle
[MED30523] olme, adj. --> olme
[MED30524] olocrissus, n. --> olocrissus
[MED30525] olsom, n. --> olsom
[MED30526] oluhnen, v. --> oluhne
[MED30527] oluhninge, ger. --> oluhning
[MED30528] ol-wode, n. --> ol-wode
[MED30529] oman, n. pl. --> oman
[MED30530] o-manne-shete, n. --> o-manne-shete
[MED30531] ombre, n. --> umber
[MED30532] ombren, v. --> umber
[MED30532.5] ombring(e, ger. --> umbering
[MED30533] omeli(e, n. --> homily
[MED30534] omentum, n. --> omentum
[MED30535] omfacinum, n. --> omphancine
[MED30536] omiomeres, adj. --> omiomeres
[MED30537] omisen, v. --> omise
[MED30538] omissioun, n. --> omission
[MED30539] omitten, v. --> omit
[MED30540] omitting, ger. --> omitting
[MED30541] omnegadrium, n. --> omnigatherum
[MED30542] omnipotencie, n. --> omnipotency
[MED30543] omnipotens, n. --> omnipotence
[MED30544] omnipotent(e, adj. --> omnipotent
[MED30545] omoptoes, n. --> omoptoes
[MED30546] on, pron. --> one
[MED30547] on, num. --> one
[MED30548] on, adv.(1) --> on
[MED30549] on, adv.(2) --> one
[MED30550] on, prep. --> on
[MED30551] on, conj. --> on
[MED30552] on-, pref.(1) --> on-
[MED30553] on-, pref.(2) --> on-
[MED30554] onager, n. --> onager
[MED30555] on-bigeten, adj. --> one-begotten
[MED30556] onbirien, v. --> onbirien
[MED30557] onblowen, v. --> anblow
[MED30558] onbor&#x292;en, v. --> onbor&#x292;en
[MED30559] on-born, adj. --> on-born
[MED30560] onborne, ppl. --> onborne
[MED30561] onbouen, v. --> onbouen
[MED30562] onbounde, ppl. --> unbound
[MED30563] onbreden, v. --> onbreed
[MED30564] onbrirden, v. --> onbrird
[MED30565] onbrirdnesse, n. --> onbrirdness
[MED30566] oncal(le, n. --> oncall
[MED30566.5] oncertainen, v. --> encertain
[MED30567] onchacen, v. --> onchase
[MED30568] oncnawen, v. --> acknow
[MED30569] oncom(e, n. --> oncome
[MED30570] oncomen, v. --> oncome
[MED30571] oncominge, ger. --> oncoming
[MED30572] oncursen, v. --> oncurse
[MED30573] ond(e, n.(1) --> onde
[MED30574] onde, n.(2) --> ande
[MED30575] onded, adj. --> onded
[MED30576] ondeles, adj. --> ondeles
[MED30577] onden, v.(1) --> onden
[MED30578] onde(n, v.(2) --> ande
[MED30579] ondful(e, n. &amp; adj. --> ondful
[MED30580] onding, ger. --> ande
[MED30581] ondr&#xE6;dendlic, adj. --> ondr&#xE6;dendlic
[MED30582] ondreden, v. --> ondread
[MED30583] ondrien, v. --> ondregh
[MED30584] one-acorded, ppl. --> one-acorded
[MED30585] one-geten, ppl. --> one-gotten
[MED30586] on-eied, adj. --> one-eyed
[MED30587] on-eige, adj. --> on-eige
[MED30588] onement(e, n. --> onement
[MED30589] onemn, adv. --> onemn
[MED30590] onen, v. --> one
[MED30591] onene, adv. --> onene
[MED30592] onerable, adj. --> onerable
[MED30593] oneraten, v. --> onerate
[MED30594] oneren, v. --> oner
[MED30595] onerous, adj. --> onerous
[MED30596] ones, adv. --> once
[MED30597] onesprute, n. --> onesprute
[MED30598] onettan, v. --> onettan
[MED30599] onfal(le, n. --> onfall
[MED30600] onfallinge, ger. --> onfalling
[MED30601] onfare, n. --> onfare
[MED30602] onfast, prep. --> onfast
[MED30603] onfast(e, adv. --> on faste
[MED30604] onfasten, v. --> onfasten
[MED30605] onfold, adj. --> afald
[MED30606] onfoldli, adv. --> afaldly
[MED30607] onfolwen, v. --> onfolwen
[MED30608] onfon, v. --> onfang
[MED30609] onfongen, v. --> onfang
[MED30610] onforan, prep. --> afore
[MED30611] on-foted, adj. --> one-footed
[MED30612] onfresten, v. --> onfrest
[MED30613] onfullen, v. --> onfull
[MED30613.5] ongirden, v. --> on-gird
[MED30614] ongle, n. --> ongle
[MED30615] ongliden, v. --> onglide
[MED30616] on&#x292;eflo&#x292;en, ppl. --> on&#x292;eflo&#x292;e
[MED30617] on&#x292;estreded, ppl. --> on&#x292;estreded
[MED30618] onyiten, v. --> anget
[MED30619] onhalsien, v. --> onhalsien
[MED30620] on-handed, adj. --> one-handed
[MED30621] onhauien, v. --> onhauien
[MED30622] on-hed(e, n. --> onehead
[MED30623] onheld(e, ppl. --> on held
[MED30624] onhende, adj. --> on hand
[MED30624.5] onhenli, adv. --> onhenli
[MED30625] onheren, v. --> onhear
[MED30625.5] onhongen, v. --> on-hang
[MED30626] onhorden, v. --> onhoard
[MED30627] on-horned, adj. --> one-horned
[MED30628] onhrine, n. --> onhrine
[MED30629] on-hurne, adj. --> one-horned
[MED30630] onibringen, v. --> onibring
[MED30631] onicha, n. --> onycha
[MED30632] oniche, n. --> onyx
[MED30633] onichin(e, n.&amp; adj. --> onychinus
[MED30634] onicle, n. --> onycle
[MED30635] onidros, n. --> onidros
[MED30636] oninge, n. --> oning
[MED30637] oning(e, ger. --> oneing
[MED30637.5] on-isen, v. --> on-see
[MED30638] oniunnen, v. --> oniunn
[MED30638.5] onlappen, v. --> on-lap
[MED30639] onleien, v. --> onlay
[MED30640] onleiinge, ger. --> onlaying
[MED30641] on-lepi, n. --> onlepy
[MED30642] on-lepi, adj. --> onlepy
[MED30643] on-lepihede, n. --> onlepihead
[MED30644] on-lepiliche, adv. --> onlepily
[MED30644.5] onleten, v. --> onleten
[MED30645] onli, adj. --> only
[MED30646] onli, adv. --> only
[MED30647] onlighten, v.(1) --> onlight
[MED30648] onlighten, v.(2) --> onlight
[MED30649] onlihede, n. --> onlihead
[MED30650] onlines(se, n. --> onliness
[MED30651] onluken, v. --> onlook
[MED30652] onluten, v. --> onlut
[MED30653] onm&#xE6;re, adj. --> onm&#xE6;re
[MED30654] on-mod, adj. --> anmod | onmod
[MED30655] onnesse, n. --> oneness
[MED30656] onocentaurus, n. --> onocentaur
[MED30657] onocrotalus, n. --> onocrotalus
[MED30658] onopenen, v. --> onopen
[MED30659] onoven, adv. --> anoven
[MED30660] onoven, prep. --> anovenon
[MED30661] onovenon, adv. --> anovenon
[MED30662] onovenon, prep. --> anovenon
[MED30663] onoveward, adv. --> anoveward
[MED30664] onoveward, prep. --> anoveward
[MED30665] onparti, adv. --> onparty
[MED30666] onpassinge, ger. --> onpassing
[MED30667] onputten, v. --> onputten
[MED30668] onquelmen, v. --> onwhelm
[MED30668.5] onreden, v. --> on-read
[MED30669] onresen, v. --> onrese
[MED30669.5] onresten, v. --> on-rest
[MED30670] onrinen, v. --> onrine
[MED30671] onrisen, v. --> onrise
[MED30672] onsande, n. --> onsand
[MED30673] onsau(e, n. --> onsaw
[MED30674] onscunen, v. --> onscun
[MED30675] onseken, v. --> onseek
[MED30676] onsen, v. --> onsen
[MED30676.5] onsetten, v. --> onset
[MED30677] onsight, n. --> onsight
[MED30678] onsi&#x292;ende, ppl. --> onsi&#x292;ende
[MED30679] onslen, v. --> onslay
[MED30680] onsliden, v. --> onslide
[MED30680.5] onsmiten, v. --> on-smite
[MED30680.9] onsonder, adj. --> on-sunder
[MED30681] onsonder, adv. --> asunder
[MED30681.5] onsouken, v. --> on-suck
[MED30681.6] onspeten, v. --> on-spit
[MED30682] onstanden, v. --> stand
[MED30683] onstede, n. --> onstead
[MED30683.5] onsteden, v. --> on-stead
[MED30684] onstellen, v. --> onstell
[MED30684.5] onsteppen, v. --> on-step
[MED30685] onsting, n. --> onsting
[MED30685.5] onstrecchen, v. --> on-stretch
[MED30686] ontaken, v. --> ontake
[MED30687] ontelien, v. --> ontill
[MED30688] ontenden, v. --> ontend
[MED30689] ontendinge, ger. --> ontending
[MED30689.5] onthinken, v. --> on-think
[MED30689.7] onthinkinge, ger. --> on-thinking
[MED30690] onthoght, ppl. --> unthought
[MED30690.5] onthringen, v. --> on-thring
[MED30690.6] onthrouen, v. --> on-throw
[MED30691] ontinkel, adj. --> ontinkel
[MED30691.5] ontraisten, v. --> on-traist
[MED30692] onward, adj. --> onward
[MED30693] onward, adv. --> onward
[MED30694] onward, prep. --> onward
[MED30695] onwardes, adv. --> onwards
[MED30696] onwei, adv. --> away
[MED30696.5] onweten, v. --> on-wet
[MED30697] on-wil(le, adj. --> onwil
[MED30698] on-wilnes, n. --> on-wilnes
[MED30698.5] onwinnen, v. --> on-win
[MED30698.6] onwonderen, v. --> on-wonder
[MED30698.7] onwonen, v. --> on-wone
[MED30699] onwununge, ger. --> onwununge
[MED30700] onyeld, n. --> onyeld
[MED30701] onyen, adv. --> again
[MED30702] onyen, prep. --> again
[MED30703] onyen, conj. --> onyen
[MED30704] onyen-answeren, v. --> again-answer
[MED30705] onyen-comen, v. --> again-come
[MED30706] onyenes, adv. --> onyenes
[MED30707] onyenes, prep. --> against
[MED30708] onyen-faren, v. --> again-fare
[MED30709] onyen-haven, v. --> again-have
[MED30710] onyenward, adv. --> againward
[MED30711] onyenwardes, adv. --> againwards
[MED30712] onyet, n. --> onyet
[MED30713] opake, adj. --> opaque
[MED30714] opalus, n. --> opal
[MED30715] opang, n. --> opang
[MED30716] ope, adj. --> ope
[MED30717] ope-hed, adj. --> ope-head
[MED30718] opeli, adv. --> opely
[MED30719] open, n. --> open
[MED30720] open, adj. --> open
[MED30721] open, adv. --> open
[MED30722] open, v. --> ope
[MED30723] open-ars, n. --> open-arse
[MED30724] openen, v. --> open
[MED30725] openere, n. --> opener
[MED30726] open-hed, adj. --> open-head
[MED30727] open-heded, adj. --> open-headed
[MED30728] open-her, adj. --> open-hair
[MED30729] opening(e, ger. --> opening
[MED30730] open-knouen, ppl. --> open known
[MED30731] openli, adj. --> openly
[MED30732] openli, adv. --> openly
[MED30733] open-mouthed, adj. --> open-mouthed
[MED30734] open-sheuing(e, ger. --> open showing
[MED30735] open-sheuingli, adv. --> open-showingly
[MED30736] open-tide, n. --> open-tide
[MED30737] operacioun, n. --> operation
[MED30738] operamentes, n.pl. --> operamentes
[MED30739] operant, adj. --> operant
[MED30740] operatif, adj. --> operative
[MED30741] o-pes(e, adv. --> opece
[MED30742] ophites, n. --> ophites
[MED30743] opiate, n. --> opiate
[MED30744] opi(e, n. --> opie
[MED30745] opilacioun, n. --> oppilation
[MED30746] opilaten, v. --> oppilate
[MED30747] opilatif, adj. --> oppilative
[MED30748] opimachus, n. --> opinicus
[MED30749] opinabilli, adv. --> opinably
[MED30750] opinable, adj. --> opinable
[MED30751] opinate, adj. --> opinate
[MED30752] opinatif, adj. --> opinative
[MED30753] opinen, v. --> opine
[MED30754] opinere, n. --> opinere
[MED30755] opinial, adj. --> opinial
[MED30756] opinional, adj. --> opinional
[MED30757] opiniond, ppl. --> opinioned
[MED30758] opinioun, n. --> opinion
[MED30759] opinioun-holder, n. --> opinion holder
[MED30760] opitulacioun, n. --> opitulation
[MED30761] opium, n. --> opium
[MED30762] opne-sheued, ppl. --> open showed
[MED30763] opobalsamum, n. --> opobalsamum
[MED30764] opopanak, n. --> opopanax
[MED30765] oportune, n. --> opportune
[MED30766] oportuneli, adv. --> opportunely
[MED30767] oppilat(e, adj. --> oppilate
[MED30767.5] opportunat, adj. --> opportunate
[MED30768] opportune, adj. --> opportune
[MED30769] opportunite, n. --> opportunity
[MED30770] opposaile, n. --> opposal
[MED30771] opposen, v. --> oppose
[MED30772] opposicioun, n. --> opposition
[MED30773] opposinge, ger. --> opposing
[MED30774] opposit(e, n. --> opposite
[MED30775] opposit(e, adj. --> opposite
[MED30776] oppressen, v. --> oppress
[MED30777] oppressing(e, ger. --> oppressing
[MED30778] oppressioun, n. --> oppression
[MED30779] oppressiousli, adv. --> oppressiviously
[MED30780] oppressour, n. --> oppressor
[MED30781] oppressure, n. --> oppressure
[MED30782] opprimed, ppl. --> opprimed
[MED30783] opprobri, n. --> opprobry
[MED30784] opprobrious, adj. --> opprobrious
[MED30785] oppugnen, v. --> oppugn
[MED30786] optacioun, n. --> optation
[MED30787] optalius, n. --> opal
[MED30788] optatif, n. --> optative
[MED30789] optatif, adj. --> optative
[MED30790] optik, adj. --> optic
[MED30791] opturate, adj. --> obturate
[MED30792] or, n.(1) --> or
[MED30793] or, n.(2) --> ore
[MED30794] or, conj. --> or
[MED30795] or-, pref. --> or-
[MED30796] oracioun, n. --> oration
[MED30797] oracle, n. --> oracle
[MED30798] orafle, n. --> orafle
[MED30799] oraler, n. --> oreiller
[MED30800] orange, n. --> orange
[MED30801] oratori, adj. --> oratory
[MED30802] oratori(e, n. --> oratory
[MED30803] oratour, n. --> orator
[MED30804] oratrice, n. --> oratrice
[MED30805] orbane, n. --> orbane
[MED30806] orbatour, n. --> orbatour
[MED30807] orbe, n. --> orb
[MED30808] orbiculer, adj. --> orbicular
[MED30809] orbing, n. --> orbing
[MED30810] orbis, n. --> orbis
[MED30811] orbita, n. --> orbit
[MED30812] orchard, n. --> orchard
[MED30813] orcost, n. --> orcost
[MED30814] ord, n. --> ord
[MED30815] ordal, n. --> ordeal
[MED30816] ordeate, n. --> hordeate
[MED30817] ordeinement, n. --> ordainment
[MED30818] ordeinen, v. --> ordain
[MED30819] ordeining(e, ger. --> ordaining
[MED30820] ordeinour, n. --> ordainer
[MED30821] ordene, adj. --> ordinee
[MED30822] ordeneli, adv. --> ordenely
[MED30823] ordeolo, n. --> ordeolo
[MED30824] ord-frume, n. --> ord-frume
[MED30825] ordinable, adj. --> ordinable
[MED30826] ordinacioun, n. --> ordination
[MED30827] ordinal, n. --> ordinal
[MED30828] ordinal, adj. --> ordinal
[MED30829] ordinalli, adv. --> ordinally
[MED30830] ordinari(e, n. --> ordinary
[MED30831] ordinari(e, adj. --> ordinary
[MED30832] ordinarilie, adv. --> ordinarily
[MED30833] ordinarius, n. --> ordinarius
[MED30834] ordinat(e, adj. --> ordinate
[MED30835] ordinatli, adv. --> ordinately
[MED30836] ordinaunce, n. --> ordinance
[MED30837] ordinauncen, v. --> ordinance
[MED30838] ordinaunt, adj. &amp; n. --> ordinant
[MED30839] ordine, n. --> ordinee
[MED30840] ordiner, n. --> ordinar
[MED30841] ordiolum, n. --> ordiolum
[MED30842] ordirlie, adv. --> orderly
[MED30843] ordre, n. --> order
[MED30844] ordren, v. --> order
[MED30845] ordringe, ger. --> ordering
[MED30846] ordur(e, n. --> ordure
[MED30847] orduren, v. --> ordure
[MED30848] or(e, n.(1) --> oar
[MED30849] or(e, n.(2) --> ore
[MED30850] or(e, n.(3) --> ore
[MED30851] or(e, n.(4) --> ore
[MED30852] oreades, n. pl. --> oread
[MED30853] oreful, adj. --> oreful
[MED30854] oregel, adj. --> orgel
[MED30855] oregelnesse, n. --> orgelness
[MED30856] oreles, adj. --> oreless
[MED30857] orelesnesse, n. --> orelessness
[MED30858] oreli, adv. --> oreli
[MED30859] oren, v.(1) --> oar
[MED30860] oren, v.(2) --> oar
[MED30861] ores cloth, n. --> ores cloth
[MED30862] orest(e, n. --> orrest
[MED30863] oreven, n. --> oreven
[MED30864] orf, n. --> orf
[MED30865] or-fest, adj. --> orfest
[MED30866] orfeverie, n. --> orfevrerie
[MED30867] orfevre, n. --> orfever
[MED30868] orfoile, n. --> orfoile
[MED30869] orfrei, n. --> orphrey
[MED30870] orfreied, adj. --> orphreyed
[MED30871] orgais, n. --> orgays
[MED30872] organal, n. --> organal
[MED30873] organ(e, n. --> organ
[MED30874] organer, n. --> organer
[MED30875] organical, adj. --> organical
[MED30876] organie, n. --> organy
[MED30877] organik, adj. --> organic
[MED30878] organisacioun, n. --> organization
[MED30879] organisen, v. --> organize
[MED30880] organistre, n. --> organister
[MED30881] organli, adj. --> organly
[MED30882] organum, n. --> organum
[MED30883] orgeate, n. --> orgeat
[MED30884] orgel, n.(1) --> orgel
[MED30885] orgel, n.(2) --> orgle
[MED30886] orguil(e, n. --> orgul
[MED30887] orguillous, adj. &amp; adv. --> orgulous
[MED30888] orgulite, n. --> orgulity
[MED30889] orgulousli, adv. --> orgulously
[MED30890] oriel, n.(1) --> oriel
[MED30891] oriel, n.(2) --> oriel
[MED30892] orielle, n. --> orl
[MED30893] orient, adj. --> orient
[MED30894] oriental, n. --> oriental
[MED30895] oriental(e, adj. --> oriental
[MED30896] orient(e, n. --> orient
[MED30897] orifice, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> orifice
[MED30898] orificial, adj. --> orificial
[MED30899] oriflamble, n. --> oriflamme
[MED30900] origane, n. --> organ
[MED30901] origanum, n. --> origanum
[MED30902] original(e, n. --> original
[MED30903] original(e, adj.(1) --> original
[MED30904] originale, adj.(2) --> originale
[MED30905] originalli, adv. --> originally
[MED30906] originans, adj. --> originans
[MED30907] origine, n. --> origin
[MED30908] oriler, n. --> oreiller
[MED30909] Orioun, n. --> Orion
[MED30910] oripilacio, n. --> oripilacio
[MED30911] orisont(e, n. --> horizon
[MED30912] orisoun, n. --> orison
[MED30913] orites, n. --> orites
[MED30914] orix, n. --> oryx
[MED30915] oriza, n. --> oriza
[MED30916] orlen, v. --> orlen
[MED30917] orling, n. --> orling
[MED30918] orloge, n. --> horologe
[MED30919] orloger, n. --> horologer
[MED30920] or-lok, n. --> oarlock
[MED30921] orm&#xE6;tlica, adj. --> orm&#xE6;tlica
[MED30922] ormete, adj. --> ormete
[MED30923] ormod, adj. --> ormod
[MED30924] ornat(e, adj. --> ornate
[MED30924.5] ornatioun, n. --> ornation
[MED30925] ornatli, adv. --> ornately
[MED30926] ornature, n. --> ornature
[MED30927] orne, adj.(1) &amp; n. --> orne
[MED30928] orne, adj.(2) --> orne
[MED30929] ornel, n. --> ornel
[MED30930] ornomanci, n. --> ornomancy
[MED30931] orobus, n.(1) --> orobus
[MED30932] orobus, n.(2) --> orobus
[MED30933] orological, adj. --> horologically
[MED30934] orped, adj. --> orped
[MED30935] orpedli, adv. --> orpedly
[MED30936] orpednesse, n. --> orpedness
[MED30937] orpedshipe, n. --> orpedship
[MED30938] orphan, n. --> orphan
[MED30939] orphaner, n. --> orphaner
[MED30940] orphanite, n. --> orphanity
[MED30941] orphelin, n. --> orphelin
[MED30942] orphenin, n. --> orphenin
[MED30943] orphent, n. --> orphent
[MED30944] orpiment, n. --> orpiment
[MED30945] orpin, n. --> orpine
[MED30946] orrath, adj. --> orrath
[MED30947] orrathnesse, n. --> orrathness
[MED30948] orseoruh, adj. --> orseoruh
[MED30949] orte, n. --> ort
[MED30950] ortel, n. --> ortel
[MED30951] orth, n. --> orth
[MED30952] orthanc, n. --> orthanc
[MED30953] or&#xF0;i&#xE6;n, v. --> or&#xF0;i&#xE6;n
[MED30954] orthodoxe, adj. --> orthodox
[MED30955] ortigometra, n. --> ortigometra
[MED30955.5] ortocon, adv. --> ortocon
[MED30956] ortografie, n. --> orthography
[MED30957] ortografiure, n. --> orthography
[MED30957.5] ortomie, n. --> orthopnea
[MED30958] ortomik, adj. --> ortomik
[MED30959] ortreunesse, n. --> ortreuness
[MED30960] ortrou(e, n. --> ortrow
[MED30961] ortroue, adj. --> ortrow
[MED30962] ortrouen, v. --> ortrow, v.
[MED30963] ortrouthe, n. --> orthrowth
[MED30964] orval(e, n. --> orval
[MED30965] or-while, adv. --> or-while
[MED30966] or-wis, adv. --> or-wis
[MED30967] os, n.(1) --> os
[MED30968] os, n.(2) --> os
[MED30969] osanna, interj. --> hosanna
[MED30970] osburgh, n. --> osnaburg
[MED30971] oscunen, v. --> oscunen
[MED30972] osei(e, n. --> osey
[MED30973] osel(e, n. --> ouzel
[MED30974] osete, n. --> osset
[MED30975] osier, n. --> osier
[MED30976] osmund, n. --> osmund
[MED30977] osmund(e, n. --> osmund
[MED30978] osprai, n. --> osprey
[MED30979] osse, n. --> os
[MED30980] ossen, v. --> oss
[MED30981] ossing, ger. --> ossing
[MED30982] ossous, adj. --> ossous
[MED30983] ost(e, n. --> oast
[MED30984] ostei, n. --> ostei
[MED30985] osteien, v. --> oste
[MED30986] ostenden, v. --> ostend
[MED30987] ostension, n. --> ostension
[MED30988] ostentacioun, n. --> ostentation
[MED30989] ost-man, n. --> Ostman
[MED30990] ostoiour, n. --> osteyour
[MED30991] ostoraces calaminte, phr. --> ostoraces calaminte
[MED30992] ostour, n. --> ostour
[MED30993] ostreger, n. --> austringer
[MED30994] ostreosis, adj. pl. --> ostreosis
[MED30995] ostrich(e, n.(1) --> ostrich
[MED30996] Ost-rich(e, n.(2) --> Ostriche
[MED30997] ostriche-fether, n. --> ostrich feather
[MED30998] ostricium, n. --> ostricium
[MED30999] Ostrogotes, n. pl. --> Ostrogoth
[MED31000] -ot, suf. --> -ot
[MED31001] ote, n. --> oat
[MED31002] ote-mele, n. --> oatmeal
[MED31003] oten, adj. --> oaten
[MED31004] oter, n. --> otter
[MED31005] oth, n. --> oath
[MED31006] oth, adj. --> wood
[MED31007] oth, prep. &amp; conj. --> oth
[MED31008] othbersten, v. --> othbersten
[MED31009] othen, v. --> oath
[MED31010] other, pron. --> other
[MED31011] other, adj. --> other
[MED31012] other, adv. --> other
[MED31013] other, prep. --> other
[MED31014] other, conj. --> other
[MED31015] othereskinnes, adj. --> otherskinnes
[MED31016] othergate, adv. --> othergate
[MED31017] othergates, adv. --> othergates
[MED31018] otherhed(e, n. --> otherhead
[MED31019] otherkin, adj. --> otherkins
[MED31020] otherkinnes, adj. --> otherkins
[MED31021] otherliker, adv. --> otherliker
[MED31022] other-manere, adv. --> other-manner
[MED31023] other-quar, adv. --> other-quar
[MED31024] other-side, adv. --> other side
[MED31025] other-si&#x292;e, adj. --> other-si&#x292;e
[MED31025.5] other-som, adj. --> othersome
[MED31026] other-som, pron. --> othersome
[MED31027] other-time, adv. --> othertime
[MED31028] other-times, adv. --> othertimes
[MED31029] otherward, adv. --> otherward
[MED31030] other-wei, adv. --> otherways
[MED31031] other-weies, adv. --> otherways
[MED31032] other-what, pron. --> otherwhat
[MED31033] other-wheres, adv. --> otherwheres
[MED31034] other-while, adv. --> otherwhile
[MED31035] other-whiles, adv. --> otherwhiles
[MED31036] other-wise, adv. --> otherwise
[MED31037] otherwised, ppl. --> otherwised
[MED31038] othfallen, v. --> otherfallen
[MED31039] othinge, ger. --> othing
[MED31040] othom, n. --> odam
[MED31041] othresweies, adv. --> otherways
[MED31042] othstilled, ppl. --> othstilled
[MED31043] oth-that, conj. &amp; prep. --> other-that
[MED31044] oth-the, conj. --> oth
[MED31045] ou, interj. --> ou
[MED31046] ouctrecuidez, adj. --> ouctrecuidez
[MED31047] oue, n. --> awe, n.1
[MED31048] ouele, adj. --> ouele
[MED31049] ouelli, adv. --> ouelli
[MED31050] ouen, adj. --> own
[MED31051] ouen, v. --> ought
[MED31052] ouenhede, n. --> ownhead
[MED31053] ouen-heue, n. --> ouen-heue
[MED31054] ouen-hine, n. --> hoghenhine
[MED31055] ouen-wille, n. --> own-will
[MED31056] ouer(e, n. --> ower
[MED31057] ought, pron. --> aught
[MED31058] ought, adj. --> aught
[MED31059] ought, adv. --> aught
[MED31060] oughtes, adj. --> aughtly
[MED31061] oughtli, adv. --> aughtly
[MED31062] ought-wher, adv. --> oughtwhere
[MED31063] ouing, ger. --> owing
[MED31064] oul, n. --> oul
[MED31065] oule, n. --> owl
[MED31066] oulen, v. --> oulen
[MED31067] oulist, adj. --> owlist
[MED31068] oulisthede, n. --> owlisthead
[MED31069] oumauten, v. --> owmawt
[MED31070] oumautinge, ger. --> owmawting
[MED31071] -oun, suf. --> -oon
[MED31072] ounce, n. --> ounce
[MED31073] ouncen, v. --> ounce
[MED31074] ounde, adj. --> oundy
[MED31075] ounded, adj. --> ounded
[MED31076] oundinge, ger. --> ounding
[MED31077] ouneliche, adv. --> -----
[MED31078] ounen, v. --> own
[MED31079] ouner(e, n. --> owner
[MED31080] -our, suf. --> -ory
[MED31081] oure, n. --> aurochs
[MED31082] our(e, pron. --> our
[MED31083] oure-loker, n. --> overlooker
[MED31084] oure-lokinge, ger. --> hour-looking
[MED31085] ouren, pron. --> ourn
[MED31086] ouren, v.(1) --> ure
[MED31087] ouren, v.(2) --> over
[MED31088] ourer, n. --> ourer
[MED31089] oures, pron. --> ours
[MED31090] oure-self(e, pron. --> ourself
[MED31091] ouri, n. --> ouri
[MED31092] ouri, adj. --> oury
[MED31092.5] ourl, n. --> orle
[MED31093] ourlen, v. --> urle
[MED31094] ourlinge, ger. --> urling
[MED31095] ourlop, n. --> ourlop
[MED31096] ournement, n. --> ornament
[MED31097] ournen, v.(1) --> orn
[MED31098] ournen, v.(2) --> ourn
[MED31099] ourning, ger.(1) --> orning
[MED31100] ourning, ger.(2) --> ourning
[MED31101] ourreus, n. --> ourreus
[MED31102] our-wher, adv. --> ouerwhere
[MED31103] -ous, suf. --> -ous
[MED31104] ousten, adv. --> ousten
[MED31105] ousten, v. --> oust
[MED31106] outabreiden, v. --> outabreiden
[MED31107] outadreven, v. --> outadreven
[MED31107.5] outadriven, v. --> outdrive
[MED31107.6] outageten, v. --> out-get
[MED31108] outagon, ppl. --> outagon
[MED31108.5] outaleden, v. --> out-lead
[MED31108.6] outalesen, v. --> out-leese
[MED31108.7] outashenden, v. --> out-shend
[MED31109] outashouven, v. --> outashouven
[MED31109.5] outaspeuen, v. --> out-spew
[MED31110] outatrennen, v. --> outatrennen
[MED31111] outawerpen, v. --> outawerp
[MED31112] outbaken, v. --> out-bake
[MED31113] outbarred, ppl. --> out-bar
[MED31114] outberen, v. --> outbear
[MED31115] outbering(e, ger. --> outbearing
[MED31116] outberwen, v. --> outberwen
[MED31117] out-beten, ppl. --> out-beat
[MED31118] out-bi, adv. --> out-by
[MED31119] outbidden, v. --> outbid
[MED31120] outbiwiste, n. --> outbiwiste
[MED31121] outbleden, v. --> outbleed
[MED31122] outblouen, v. --> blow out
[MED31123] outborgh, n. --> outborrow
[MED31124] outbreiden, v. --> out-braid
[MED31125] outbreiding, ger. --> outbraiding
[MED31126] outbreken, v. --> outbreak
[MED31127] outbrekinge, ger. --> outbreaking
[MED31128] outbrennen, v. --> out-burn
[MED31129] outbrenning, ger. --> out-burn
[MED31130] outbresten, v. --> outburst
[MED31131] outbringen, v. --> outbring
[MED31132] outbuggen, v. --> outbuy
[MED31133] outcacchen, v. --> out caught
[MED31134] outcast(e, n. --> outcast
[MED31135] outcasten, v. --> outcast
[MED31136] outcasting(e, ger. --> outcasting
[MED31137] outcept, prep. --> outcept
[MED31138] outcepten, v. --> outcept
[MED31139] outchacen, v. --> out-chase
[MED31140] outchaumbre, n. --> outchamber
[MED31141] outchesen, v. --> outchoose
[MED31142] outchesinge, ger. --> outchoosing
[MED31143] outclensinge, ger. --> outcleansing
[MED31144] outcolen, v. --> outcool
[MED31145] outcome, n. --> outcome
[MED31146] outcomen, v. --> outcome
[MED31147] outcomier, n. --> outcomer
[MED31148] outcoming(e, ger. --> outcoming
[MED31149] outcomling, n. --> out-comeling
[MED31150] outcrepen, v. --> outcreep
[MED31151] outcresinge, ger. --> outcressing
[MED31152] outcri(e, n. --> outcry
[MED31153] outcrien, v. --> outcry
[MED31154] outcutten, v. --> outcut
[MED31155] outdeken, n. --> outdeken
[MED31156] outdeliveren, v. --> outdeliver
[MED31157] outdeparten, v. --> outdeparten
[MED31158] outdon, ppl. --> outdo
[MED31159] outdrauen, v. --> outdraw
[MED31159.5] outdrauer, n. --> outdrawer
[MED31160] outdraught, n. --> outdraught
[MED31161] outdrauinge, ger. --> outdrawing
[MED31162] outdreden, v. --> outdread
[MED31163] outdreven, v. --> outdreve
[MED31164] outdrien, v. --> out-dry
[MED31165] outdrinken, v. --> outdrink
[MED31166] outdriven, v. --> outdrive
[MED31167] out(e, adj. --> out
[MED31168] out(e, adv. --> out
[MED31169] out(e, prep. --> out
[MED31170] out(e, interj. --> out
[MED31171] out(e-, pref. --> out-
[MED31172] outebeing, ger. --> outebeing
[MED31173] outecullinge, ger. --> outcull
[MED31174] outedweller, n. --> outdweller
[MED31175] outefluvie, n. --> outfleuvie
[MED31176] oute-forth, adj. --> outforth
[MED31177] outefouse, adj. --> outfous
[MED31178] outelden, v. --> outelden
[MED31179] outeleten, v. --> to let out
[MED31180] outelie, adv. --> outly
[MED31181] outeling, adj. --> outlie
[MED31182] outen, adj. --> outen
[MED31183] outen, adv. --> outen
[MED31184] outen, prep. --> outen
[MED31185] outen, v. --> out
[MED31186] outencomen, adj. --> outcomer
[MED31187] outenden, v. --> out-end
[MED31188] outenen, v. --> out
[MED31189] outen-forth, adv. --> outforth
[MED31190] outen-with, adv. --> outenwith
[MED31191] out(e o, prep. --> out of
[MED31192] out(e of, prep. --> out of
[MED31193] out(e-over, adv. --> out-over
[MED31194] out(e-over, prep. --> out-over
[MED31195] outepassinge, ger. --> outpassing
[MED31195.5] outeplicchen, v. --> out-plitch
[MED31196] outeraging, ger. --> outrage
[MED31197] outer(e, n. --> outer
[MED31198] outerer, n. --> utterer
[MED31199] outerren, v. --> outerr
[MED31200] outestop, n. --> out-stop
[MED31201] outeswerven, v. --> outswerve
[MED31201.5] outeteren, v. --> out-tear
[MED31201.6] outeveine, n. --> out-vein
[MED31202] outewandren, v. --> outwander
[MED31203] outewappen, v. --> outwap
[MED31204] oute-ward, n. --> out-ward
[MED31205] outfallen, v. --> to fall out
[MED31206] outfangene-thef, n. --> outfangthief
[MED31207] outfare, n. --> outfare
[MED31208] outfaren, v. --> outfare
[MED31209] outfighten, v. --> outfight
[MED31210] outfinden, v. --> out-find
[MED31211] outflatten, v. --> outflat
[MED31212] outfleinge, ger. --> outflying
[MED31213] outfleme, adj. --> outfleme
[MED31214] outflemen, v. --> to fleme out
[MED31215] outflen, v. --> to flee out
[MED31216] outflien, v. --> outfly
[MED31217] outflight, n. --> outfly
[MED31218] outfliinge, ger. --> outfly
[MED31219] outflingen, v. --> outfling
[MED31220] outflitten, v. --> outflit
[MED31220.5] outflouen, v. --> outflow
[MED31221] outfnasten, v. --> outfnast
[MED31222] outfolden, v. --> outfold
[MED31223] out-forth, adv. --> outforth
[MED31224] outgang, n. --> outgang
[MED31225] outgangel, adj. --> outgang
[MED31226] outgangen, v. --> outgang
[MED31227] outgarnet, n. --> outgarnet
[MED31228] outgate, n. --> outgate
[MED31229] outgladen, v. --> out-glad
[MED31230] outglading, ger. --> out-glad
[MED31231] outglenten, v. --> outglent
[MED31232] outgliden, v. --> outglide
[MED31233] outgoer, n. --> outgoer
[MED31234] outgoinge, ger. --> outgoing
[MED31235] outgon, v. --> outgo
[MED31236] outgripen, v. --> outgrip
[MED31237] outgrouinge, ger. --> outgrowing
[MED31238] outhalen, v. --> outhale
[MED31239] outhalf, adv. --> out-half
[MED31239.5] outhelden, v. --> outhield
[MED31240] outheldinge, ger. --> out-hielding
[MED31241] outhellen, v. --> outhell
[MED31242] outhelp, n. --> help out
[MED31243] outhenten, v. --> outhent
[MED31244] outher, pron. --> outher
[MED31245] outher, adj. --> outher
[MED31246] outher, adv. --> outher
[MED31247] outher, conj. --> outher
[MED31248] outheren, v. --> out-hear
[MED31249] outhes, n. --> utas
[MED31250] outhilden, v. --> out-hield
[MED31251] outholden, v. --> outhold
[MED31252] outhorn, n. --> outhorn
[MED31253] outhous, n. --> outhouse
[MED31254] outhr&#xE6;cen, v. --> outhraece
[MED31255] outhriven, v. --> outthrive
[MED31256] outh-wite, n. --> outh-wit
[MED31256.5] outhwitegung(e, n. --> outhwitegung(e
[MED31257] outigaderen, v. --> outigader
[MED31258] outing(e, ger. --> outing
[MED31258.5] outing, n. --> outing
[MED31259] outisellen, v. --> outisell
[MED31260] outispillen, v. --> outspilled
[MED31261] outiwenden, v. --> out-i-wende
[MED31262] outiworpen, ppl. --> outworpen
[MED31263] outjoie, n. --> outjoy
[MED31264] outjoien, v. --> outjoy
[MED31265] outjoien, v. --> outjoying
[MED31266] outkennen, v. --> outken
[MED31267] outkerven, v. --> out-carve
[MED31268] outlad, n. --> outlad
[MED31269] outlargen, v. --> outlarge
[MED31270] outlashen, v. --> outlash
[MED31271] outlau(e, n. --> outlaw
[MED31272] outlaue, adj. --> outlaw
[MED31273] outlauen, v. --> outlaw
[MED31274] outlaueri(e, n. --> outlawry
[MED31275] outlauinge, ger. --> outlawing
[MED31276] outleden, v. --> out-lead
[MED31277] outlep, n. --> outleap
[MED31278] outlepen, v. --> outleap
[MED31279] outlesen, v. --> outleese
[MED31280] outlete, n. --> outlet
[MED31281] outleten, v. --> outlet
[MED31282] outleven, v. --> outlive
[MED31283] outlich(e, adv. --> outly
[MED31284] outligger, n. --> outligger
[MED31285] outliven, v. --> outlive
[MED31286] outlond, n. --> outland
[MED31287] outlondes-man, n. --> outlandsman
[MED31288] outlondish, adj. --> outlandish
[MED31289] outlop, n. --> outlope
[MED31290] outloted, ppl. --> outlote
[MED31291] outlouken, v. --> outlouk
[MED31292] outmeten, v. --> outmete
[MED31293] outmore, adj. --> utmer | utmore
[MED31294] outmost, n. --> outmost
[MED31295] outmost, adj. --> outmost
[MED31296] outnem(e, adj. --> outneme
[MED31297] outnime, prep. --> outnim
[MED31298] outnimen, v. --> outnim
[MED31299] outnome, prep. --> outnome
[MED31300] outnumen, adj. --> outnumen
[MED31301] outnumen, adv. --> outnumen
[MED31302] outnumenli, adv. --> outnumenly
[MED31303] outopenen, v. --> outopen
[MED31304] outpassage, n. --> out-passage
[MED31305] outpassen, v. --> outpass
[MED31306] outpassinge, ger. --> outpassing
[MED31307] outpeni, n. --> out-penny
[MED31308] outpilten, v. --> outpilt
[MED31309] outpleggen, v. --> pledge out
[MED31310] outpouringe, ger. --> outpouring
[MED31311] outpreien, v. --> outpray
[MED31312] outpressen, v. --> out-press
[MED31312.5] outpuren, v. --> out-pure
[MED31313] outputten, v. --> output
[MED31314] outputter, n. --> outputter
[MED31315] outputtinge, ger. --> outputting
[MED31315.5] outquenchen, v. --> out-quench
[MED31316] outracen, v. --> outrace
[MED31317] outrage, n. --> outrage
[MED31318] outrage, adj. --> outrage
[MED31319] outrage, adv. --> outrage
[MED31320] outrageli, adv. --> outragely
[MED31321] outragen, v. --> outrage
[MED31322] outragenes(se, n. --> outrageness
[MED31323] outrageous, adj. --> outrageous
[MED31324] outrageousli, adv. --> outrageously
[MED31325] outrageousnes(se, n. --> outrageousness
[MED31326] outrageouste, n. --> outrageousty
[MED31327] outrai(e, n. --> outray
[MED31328] outraien, v. --> outray
[MED31329] outraiken, v. --> rake out
[MED31330] outrainen, v. --> out-reign
[MED31331] outraious, adj. --> outraious
[MED31332] outraiousli, adv. --> outraiously
[MED31333] outrake, n.(1) --> outrake
[MED31334] outrake, n.(2) --> outrake
[MED31335] outraken, v. --> outrake
[MED31336] outrasen, v. --> out-raze
[MED31337] outraunce, n.(1) --> utterance
[MED31338] outraunce, n.(2) --> utterance
[MED31339] outravishen, v. --> out-ravish
[MED31340] outre, adj. comp. --> utter
[MED31341] outre, adv. comp. --> utter
[MED31342] outrechen, v. --> outreach
[MED31343] outrecuidaunce, n. --> outrecuidance
[MED31344] outreden, v. --> outred
[MED31345] outreken, v. --> outreke
[MED31346] outreli, adj. --> utterly
[MED31347] outreli, adv. --> utterly
[MED31348] outremor(e, adj. --> uttermore
[MED31349] outremore, adv. --> uttermore
[MED31350] outremost, adj. --> uttermost
[MED31351] outremost, adv. --> outermost
[MED31352] outremost(e, n. --> outermost
[MED31353] outren, v.(1) --> utter
[MED31354] outren, v.(2) --> utter
[MED31355] outrennen, v. --> outrun
[MED31356] outrenninge, ger. --> outrunning
[MED31357] outrente, n. --> out-rent
[MED31358] outreren, v. --> outreren
[MED31359] outresen, v. --> outrese
[MED31360] outrest(e, adj. sup. --> utterest
[MED31361] outreven, v. --> out-reave
[MED31362] outre-ward, n. --> utterward
[MED31363] outriden, v. --> outride
[MED31364] outridere, n. --> outrider
[MED31365] outriften, v. --> outrift
[MED31366] outright, adv. --> outright
[MED31367] outrightes, adv. --> outright
[MED31368] outring, ger. --> uttering
[MED31369] outringen, v. --> outring
[MED31369.5] outrisen, v. --> outrise
[MED31370] outritten, v. --> outrit
[MED31370.5] outrollen, v. --> outroll
[MED31371] outroten, v. --> outroot
[MED31372] outrune, n.(1) --> outrune
[MED31373] outrun(e, n.(2) --> outrune
[MED31374] outsale, n. --> outsale
[MED31375] outscapen, v. --> outscape
[MED31376] outscerandnesse, n. --> outscerandness
[MED31377] outsceren, v. --> outscere
[MED31378] outscrapen, v. --> scrape out
[MED31379] outsechen, v. --> outseek
[MED31380] outseching, ger. --> outseeking
[MED31381] outseden, v. --> outseden
[MED31382] outseien, v. --> outsay
[MED31383] outseminge, ger. --> outseeming
[MED31384] outsenden, v. --> outsend
[MED31385] outsendinge, ger. --> outsending
[MED31386] outshaken, v. --> to shake out
[MED31386.5] outshamen, v. --> outshame
[MED31386.6] outsharpen, v. --> out-sharp
[MED31387] outsharping, ppl. adj. --> out-sharping
[MED31388] outsheden, v. --> outshed
[MED31389] outshedinge, ger. --> out-shedding
[MED31390] outsheren, v. --> outshear
[MED31391] outsheten, v. --> outshut
[MED31392] outshethen, v. --> outsheath
[MED31393] outshetinge, ger. --> outshooting
[MED31394] outsheuen, v. --> outshow
[MED31395] outsheuing, ger. --> outshowing
[MED31395.5] outshillen, v. --> out-sheel
[MED31396] outshininge, ppl. --> outshining
[MED31397] outshitten, v. --> outshut
[MED31398] outshot, n. --> outshot
[MED31399] outshouven, v. --> outshove
[MED31400] outshreden, v. --> outshred
[MED31400.5] outsien, v. --> outsien
[MED31401] outsight, n. --> outsight
[MED31402] outslingen, v. --> outsling
[MED31402.5] outsmoken, v. --> out-smoke
[MED31403] outsonde, n. --> outsonde
[MED31404] outsou&#x292;tli, adv. --> outsou&#x292;tli
[MED31405] outsounen, v. --> outsoun
[MED31405.5] outsparing, ger. --> out-sparing
[MED31406] outspeden, v. --> outspeed
[MED31406.5] outspeken, v. --> outspeak
[MED31407] outspeking, ppl. --> outspeaking
[MED31408] outspekinge, ger. --> outspeaking
[MED31409] outspenden, v. --> outspend
[MED31410] outspeten, v. --> outspit
[MED31411] outspeuen, v. --> out-spew
[MED31412] outspillen, v. --> out-spill
[MED31412.5] outspinnen, v. --> outspin
[MED31413] outspitten, v. --> outspit
[MED31414] outspouten, v. --> outspout
[MED31415] outspreden, v. --> outspread
[MED31416] outspredinge, ger. --> outspreading
[MED31417] outsprengen, v. --> outspreng
[MED31418] outsprent, n. --> outsprent
[MED31419] outspringen, v. --> outspring
[MED31420] outspringinge, ger. --> outspringing
[MED31421] outsquatten, v. --> out-squat
[MED31421.5] outstanden, v. --> outstand
[MED31422] outsteken, v. --> outsteke
[MED31423] outstelen, v. --> outsteal
[MED31423.5] outstepe, adj. --> out-steep
[MED31424] outsteren, v. --> outstere
[MED31425] outsterten, v. --> outstart
[MED31425.5] outstinten, v. --> out-stint
[MED31426] outstonden, v. --> to stand out
[MED31427] outstondinge, ger. --> outstanding
[MED31428] outstourben, v. --> outsturb
[MED31429] outstrai, n. --> outstray
[MED31430] outstraien, v. --> outstray
[MED31430.5] outstraier, n. --> outstrayer
[MED31431] outstrecchen, v. --> outstretch
[MED31432] outstreken, v. --> outsteke
[MED31433] outstremen, v. --> outstream
[MED31433.5] outstreminge, ger. --> outstreaming
[MED31433.6] outstriken, v. --> outstrike
[MED31434] outsuinge, ger. --> outsuing
[MED31434.5] outswerven, v. --> out-swerve
[MED31435] outsweten, v. --> outsweat
[MED31435.5] outswinken, v. --> out-swink
[MED31436] outtake(n, prep. --> out-taken
[MED31437] outtaken, v. --> out-take
[MED31438] outtaker, n. --> outtaker
[MED31439] outtakinge, ger. --> out-taking
[MED31439.5] outteinten, v. --> out-taint
[MED31440] outtellen, v. --> out-tell
[MED31441] outten, v. --> ute
[MED31441.5] outtenden, v. --> out-tind
[MED31442] outtermen, v. --> out-term
[MED31443] outterren, v. --> outterre
[MED31444] outthenken, v. --> out-think
[MED31445] outthenking, ger. --> out-thinking
[MED31446] outthresten, v. --> out-threst
[MED31446.5] outthringen, v. --> out-thring
[MED31447] outthrouen, v. --> out-throw
[MED31448] outthrouing, ger. --> out-throwing
[MED31449] out-thurgh, adv. --> out-through
[MED31450] outtilten, v. --> outtilt
[MED31451] outtouchen, v. --> outtouch
[MED31452] outtravailed, ppl. --> outtravailed
[MED31453] outtreuden, v. --> outtrude
[MED31454] outtrien, v. --> out-try
[MED31455] outturning, ger. --> outturning
[MED31456] outtwinen, v. --> outtwine
[MED31457] outvoice, n. --> outvoice
[MED31458] outwacche, n. --> outwatch
[MED31459] outwaggen, v. --> outwag
[MED31460] outwale, n. --> outwale
[MED31460.5] outwalken, v. --> outwalk
[MED31461] outwallen, v. --> outwell
[MED31461.5] outwappen, v. --> out-wap
[MED31462] outward-drauinge, ger. --> outward-drawing
[MED31463] outward(e, n. --> outward
[MED31464] outward(e, adj. --> outward
[MED31465] outward(e, adv. --> outward
[MED31466] outwarde, interj. --> outward
[MED31467] outwardes, adv. --> outwards
[MED31468] outwardinges, n. pl. --> outwarding
[MED31469] outwardli, adv. --> outwardly
[MED31470] outwar(e, n. --> outware
[MED31471] outwashen, v. --> outwash
[MED31471.5] outwasten, v. --> out-waste
[MED31472] outwaxinge, ger. --> outwaxing
[MED31473] outwei, n. --> outway
[MED31474] outwei, adv. --> out-way
[MED31475] outwelen, v. --> outwele
[MED31476] outwelten, v. --> outwelt
[MED31477] outwenden, v. --> outgo
[MED31478] outwending, ger. --> outwending
[MED31478.5] outweren, v. --> out-wear
[MED31479] outweringe, ger. --> outwearing
[MED31480] outweringnes, n. --> outwearingness
[MED31481] outwerken, v. --> outwork
[MED31482] outwerpen, v. --> outwarp
[MED31483] outwinnen, v. --> out-win
[MED31484] outwit, n. --> outwit
[MED31485] outwith, adj. --> outwith
[MED31486] outwith, adv. --> outwith
[MED31487] outwith, prep. --> outwith
[MED31488] outwod(e, n. --> outwood
[MED31488.4] outwratthen, v. --> out-wrath
[MED31488.5] outwresten, v. --> outwrest
[MED31489] outwrien, v. --> outwry
[MED31490] outwringen, v. --> outwring
[MED31491] outwriten, v. --> outwrite
[MED31491.5] outwrithen, v. --> out-writhe
[MED31492] outyede, v. --> outgo
[MED31493] outyeten, v. --> outyet
[MED31494] oval, adj. --> oval
[MED31495] ovemest, adj. &amp; n. --> umest
[MED31496] oven, n. --> oven
[MED31497] oven, adv. &amp; prep. --> ovenon
[MED31497.5] ovene, adv. --> ovenon
[MED31498] ovenon, adv. --> ovenon
[MED31499] ovenon, prep. --> ovenon
[MED31500] over, n. --> over
[MED31501] over, adj. --> over
[MED31502] over, adv. --> over
[MED31503] over, prep. --> over
[MED31504] over-, pref. --> over-
[MED31505] overable, adj. --> overable
[MED31506] overaboundaunce, n. --> overabundance
[MED31507] overaboundaunt, adj. --> overabundant
[MED31508] overabounden, v. --> overabound
[MED31509] overage, n. --> overage
[MED31510] overaged, adj. as n. --> over-aged
[MED31511] over-al, adv. --> overall
[MED31512] over-al-wher, adv. --> over-allwhere
[MED31513] overardauntli, adv. --> over-ardently
[MED31514] overarwh, adj. --> overarwh
[MED31515] overastien, v. --> overastien
[MED31516] overbeden, v. --> overbid
[MED31517] overbedeshipen, v. --> overbedeship
[MED31518] overbeinge, ppl. --> over-be
[MED31519] overberen, v. --> overbear
[MED31520] overberere, n. --> overbearer
[MED31521] overberinge, ger. --> overbearing
[MED31522] overbiden, v. --> overbide
[MED31523] overbien, v. --> overbuy
[MED31524] overbigon, ppl. --> overbigon
[MED31525] overbiholden, ppl. --> overbihold
[MED31526] overbileven, v. --> overbileve
[MED31527] overbisi, adj. --> over-busy
[MED31528] overbisili, adv. --> overbusily
[MED31529] overbiting, ppl. --> overbiting
[MED31530] overbitterli, adv. --> overbitterly
[MED31531] overblak, adj. --> overblack
[MED31532] overbledde, ppl. --> overbled
[MED31533] overblenchen, v. --> overblench
[MED31534] overblind, adj. --> over-blind
[MED31535] overblissen, v. --> overbless
[MED31536] overblissing, ger. --> over-blessing
[MED31537] overblive, adv. --> overblive
[MED31538] overblouen, v. --> overblow
[MED31539] overbodi, n. --> overbody
[MED31540] overbold, adj. --> overbold
[MED31541] overboldnesse, n. --> over-boldness
[MED31542] overbord, adv. --> overboard
[MED31543] overbreden, v. --> overbrede
[MED31544] overbrennen, v. --> over-burn
[MED31545] overbrenningli, adv. --> over-burningly
[MED31546] overbringen, v. --> overbring
[MED31547] overbringing, ger. --> overbringing
[MED31548] overbroue, n. --> overbrow
[MED31548.5] overbrushen, v. --> over-brush
[MED31549] overburdes, adv. --> overboard
[MED31550] overcapcious, adj. --> alyalden
[MED31551] overcarien, v. --> overcarry
[MED31552] overcark, n. --> overcark
[MED31553] overcarken, v. --> overcark
[MED31554] overcarkful, adj. --> over carkful
[MED31555] overcasten, v. --> overcast
[MED31556] overcasting(e, ger. --> overcasting
[MED31557] overcasuelli, adv. --> overcasually
[MED31558] overcepe, adv. --> overcepe
[MED31559] overcharce, adj. --> overcharce
[MED31560] overchargeful, adj. --> over-chargeful
[MED31561] overchargen, v. --> overcharge
[MED31562] overcharging, ger. --> overcharging
[MED31563] overchaufen, v. --> overchaufe
[MED31564] overchaunging(e, ger. --> overchanging
[MED31565] overcheke, n. --> overcheek
[MED31566] overclimben, v. --> overclimb
[MED31567] overclose, adj. --> over-close
[MED31568] overclosen, v. --> overclose
[MED31569] overcloth, n. --> overcloth
[MED31570] overclothen, v. --> overclothe
[MED31571] overclothing, ger. --> overclothing
[MED31572] overcolate, adj. --> overcolate
[MED31573] overcold, n. --> over-cold
[MED31574] overcold, adj. --> over-cold
[MED31574.5] overcolen, v. --> overcolen
[MED31575] overcomable, adj. --> overcomable
[MED31575.5] overcombren, v. --> over-cumber
[MED31576] overcomen, v. --> overcome
[MED31577] overcomere, n. --> overcomer
[MED31578] overcominge, ger. --> overcoming
[MED31579] overcommuneli, adv. --> over-commonly, adv.
[MED31580] overconfus, adj. --> overconfuse
[MED31581] overcontinuel, adj. --> overcontinual
[MED31582] overcost-leue, adj. --> over-costlew
[MED31583] overcouchen, v. --> overcouch
[MED31584] overcours, n. --> over-course
[MED31585] overcoveren, v. --> overcover
[MED31586] overcovering, ger. --> over-covering
[MED31587] overcrossen, v. --> overcross
[MED31588] overcruel, adj. --> over-cruel
[MED31589] overcustomed, adj. --> over-customed
[MED31590] overdede, n. --> overdeed
[MED31591] overdede, adj. --> overdeed
[MED31592] overdedli, adv. --> overdedly
[MED31593] overdei-hous, n. --> over-deyhouse
[MED31594] overdeinte, adj. --> over-dainty
[MED31595] overdeinteli, adv. --> over-daintily
[MED31596] overdeintevousli, adv. --> overdaintivously
[MED31597] overdel, adv. --> overdeal
[MED31598] overdelicat, adj. --> over-delicate
[MED31599] overdelicatli, adv. --> over-delicately
[MED31600] overdeliciousli, adv. --> over-deliciously
[MED31601] overdelven, v. --> over-delve
[MED31602] overdere, adv. --> overdear
[MED31603] overderk, adj. --> overderk
[MED31604] overdoinge, ger. --> overdoing
[MED31605] overdolorous, adj. --> over-dolorous
[MED31606] overdon, v. --> overdo
[MED31607] overdon(e, adv. --> overdone
[MED31608] overdonli, adv. --> overdonely
[MED31609] overdose, n. --> overdose
[MED31610] overdrauen, v. --> overdraw
[MED31611] overdrauing(e, ger. --> overdrawing
[MED31612] overdrede, ppl. --> over-dread
[MED31613] overdressen, v. --> overdress
[MED31614] overdrie, adj. --> overdry
[MED31615] overdrien, v. --> overdry
[MED31616] overdrink, n. --> overdrink
[MED31617] overdriven, v. --> overdrive
[MED31618] overdronke, ppl. --> overdrunk, adj.
[MED31619] overdrouning, ger. --> overdrowning
[MED31620] overdulled, ppl. --> over-dulled
[MED31621] overeake, n. --> overeake
[MED31622] overegede, adj. --> over-egede
[MED31623] overegreli, adv. --> overeagerly
[MED31624] over-ene, prep. --> over-ene
[MED31625] overengrossed, ppl. --> over-engrossed
[MED31626] overer, n. --> overer
[MED31627] overer, adj. --> overer
[MED31628] overerksom, adj. --> over-irksome
[MED31629] overerli, adv. --> over-early
[MED31630] overest, n. --> overest
[MED31631] overest, adj. --> overest
[MED31632] overest, adv. --> overest
[MED31632.5] over-estraunge, adj. --> over-estrange
[MED31633] overet, n. --> overeat
[MED31634] overexcellent, adj. --> over-excellent
[MED31635] overexcellentli, adv. --> over-excellently
[MED31636] overfacen, v. --> overface
[MED31637] overfallen, v. --> overfall
[MED31637.5] overfamiliar, adj. --> over-familiar
[MED31638] overfaren, v. --> overfare
[MED31639] overfast(e, adv. --> over-fast
[MED31640] overfastnesse, n. --> overfastness
[MED31641] overfat, adj. --> overfat
[MED31642] overfeble, adj. --> over-feeble
[MED31643] overfeire, adj. --> over-fair
[MED31644] overfele, adj. --> overfele
[MED31644.5] overfeling, n. --> overheling
[MED31645] overfer, adv. --> overfar
[MED31646] overferde, ppl. --> over-feared
[MED31647] overfet(te, ppl. --> overfette
[MED31648] overfeue, adj. --> over-few
[MED31649] overfilled, ppl. --> overfilled
[MED31650] overfleer, n. --> overfleer
[MED31651] overflen, v.(1) --> overflee
[MED31652] overflen, v.(2) --> overfly
[MED31653] overfleten, v. --> overfleet
[MED31654] overfleting, ger. --> overfleting
[MED31655] overflouen, v. --> overflow
[MED31656] overflouendnesse, n. --> overflowingness
[MED31657] overflouing, ger. --> overflowing
[MED31658] overfolden, v. --> overfold
[MED31659] overforth, adv. --> overforth
[MED31659.5] overfoule, adj. --> over-foul
[MED31660] overfret, ppl. --> overfret
[MED31661] overfreten, ppl. --> overfret
[MED31662] overful, adv. --> overfull
[MED31663] overfulfilled, ppl. --> overfulfilled
[MED31664] overfulle, n. --> overfill
[MED31665] overful(le, adj. --> overfull
[MED31666] overgangen, v. --> overgang
[MED31667] overganger, n. --> overganger
[MED31668] overgarde, adj. --> overguard
[MED31669] overgarment, n. --> overgarment
[MED31670] overgart, n. --> overgart
[MED31671] overgart, adj. --> overgart
[MED31672] overgart, adv. --> overgart
[MED31673] overgate, n. --> overgate
[MED31674] overgate, adv. --> overgate
[MED31675] overgaten, v. --> overget
[MED31676] overgavel, n. --> overgavel
[MED31677] overgelous, adj. --> over-jealous
[MED31678] overgeneral, adj. --> over-general
[MED31679] overgeten, v. --> overget
[MED31680] overgilden, v. --> overgild
[MED31681] overgilding, ger. --> overgilding
[MED31682] overgirde, ppl. --> overgird
[MED31683] overglad, adj. --> over-glad
[MED31684] overgladen, v. --> over-glad
[MED31685] overgladli, adv. --> over-gladly
[MED31686] overgliden, v. --> overglide
[MED31687] overgod, adj. --> over-good
[MED31688] overgoer, n. --> overgoer
[MED31689] overgoinge, ger. --> overgoing
[MED31690] overgon, v. --> overgo
[MED31691] overgonge, n. --> overgoing
[MED31692] overgong-middas, n. --> overgoing-middas
[MED31693] overgorged, ppl. --> overgorged
[MED31694] overgoverned, ppl. --> over-governed
[MED31694.5] overgredi, adj. --> overgreedy
[MED31695] overgredili, adv. --> over-greedily
[MED31696] overgret, adj. --> over-great
[MED31697] overgret, adv. --> over-great
[MED31698] overgretli, adv. --> over-greatly
[MED31699] overgreven, v. --> over-grieve
[MED31700] overgrevous, adj. --> over-grievous
[MED31701] overgros, adj. --> over-gross
[MED31702] overgrouen, v. --> overgrow
[MED31702.5] overgrouinge, ger. --> overgrowing
[MED31703] overgrounded, ppl. --> overgrounded
[MED31704] over&#x292;even, v. --> over&#x292;even
[MED31705] overhard, adj. --> overhard
[MED31706] overharde, adv. --> overhard
[MED31707] overhardi, adj. --> over-hardy
[MED31708] overhaste, n. --> over-haste
[MED31709] overhasteli, adj. --> over-hastely
[MED31710] overhast(e)li, adv. --> over-hastely
[MED31711] overhasten, v. --> overhaste
[MED31712] overhasti, adj. --> over-hasty
[MED31713] overhastif, adj. --> over-hastif
[MED31714] overhastifeli, adv. --> overhastefully
[MED31714.5] overhastifliche, adv. --> overhastively
[MED31715] overhastili, adv. --> overhastily
[MED31716] over-hed, adv. --> overhead
[MED31717] overhedling, n. --> overhedling
[MED31718] overhefling, n. --> overhefling
[MED31719] overheien, v. --> overhigh
[MED31720] overheigh, adj. --> over-high
[MED31721] overheighe, adv. --> over-high
[MED31722] overheighli, adv. --> over-highly
[MED31723] overhelden, v. --> overheld
[MED31724] overhelen, v.(1) --> overhele
[MED31725] overhelen, v.(2) --> overhele
[MED31726] overhenten, v. --> overhent
[MED31727] overhepen, v. --> overheap
[MED31728] overheren, v. --> overhear
[MED31729] overherre, n. --> overher
[MED31730] overherunge, ger. --> overhering
[MED31731] overheten, v. --> overheat
[MED31732] overheuen, v. --> overhew
[MED31733] overheved, n. --> overheaved
[MED31734] overheven, v. --> overheave
[MED31735] overhid, ppl. --> overhid
[MED31736] overhien, v. --> overhie
[MED31737] overhi&#x292;inge, ger. --> overhi&#x292;inge
[MED31738] overhilen, v. --> overhill
[MED31739] overhippen, v. --> overhip
[MED31740] overhippere, n. --> overhipper
[MED31741] overhipping(e, ger. --> overhipping
[MED31742] overholden, v. --> overhold
[MED31743] overholi, adj. --> over-holy
[MED31744] overhomli, adj. --> over-homely
[MED31745] over-hond(e, n. --> overhand
[MED31746] overhongen, v. --> overhang
[MED31747] overhope, n. --> overhope
[MED31748] overhopen, v. --> overhope
[MED31748.5] over-horrible, adj. --> over-horrible
[MED31749] overhot, adj. --> overhot
[MED31750] overhoue, n. --> overhope
[MED31751] overhouen, v. --> overhoue
[MED31752] overhoven, v. --> overhove
[MED31753] overhuge, adj. --> overhuge
[MED31754] overirennen, v. --> overirennen
[MED31755] overisetted, ppl. --> overisetted
[MED31756] overistraued, ppl. --> overstrew
[MED31757] overiyoked, ppl. --> overyoke
[MED31758] overjoien, v. --> overjoy
[MED31759] overkerven, v. --> overcarve
[MED31760] overkinde, n. --> overkinde
[MED31760.5] overkindenesse, n. --> overkindness
[MED31761] overking, n. --> overking
[MED31761.5] overlabouren, v. --> over-labor
[MED31762] overladen, v. --> overlade
[MED31763] overla&#x292;and, ppl. --> overla&#x292;and
[MED31764] overlarge, adj. --> overlarge
[MED31765] overlarge, adv. --> overlarge
[MED31766] overlargeli, adv. --> overlargely
[MED31767] overlate, adv. --> overlate
[MED31768] overlatli, adv. --> overlately
[MED31769] overlaunchen, v. --> overlaunch
[MED31770] overleden, v. --> overlead
[MED31771] overledere, n. --> overleader
[MED31772] overleding(e, ger. --> overleading
[MED31773] overleie, n. --> overlay
[MED31774] overleien, v. --> overlay
[MED31775] overleiing(e, ger. --> overleading
[MED31776] overleik, n. --> overlaik
[MED31777] overleith, n. --> overleith
[MED31778] overlenden, v. --> overlend
[MED31779] overlep, n. --> overleap
[MED31780] overlepen, v. --> overleap
[MED31781] overleper(e, n. --> overleper
[MED31782] overlether, n. --> overleather
[MED31782.5] overletinge, ger. --> overletting
[MED31783] overleven, v. --> overleave
[MED31784] overli, adj. --> overly
[MED31785] overli, adv. --> overly
[MED31786] overliche, adj. --> overly
[MED31786.5] overlid, n. --> overlid
[MED31787] overlien, v. --> overlie
[MED31788] overlight, adj. --> overlight
[MED31789] overlightli, adv. --> overlightly
[MED31790] overliinge, ger. --> overlying
[MED31791] overling, n. --> overling
[MED31792] overlit, adj. --> overlit
[MED31793] overlitel, n. --> over-little
[MED31794] overlitel, adj. --> overlittle
[MED31795] overlitel, adv. --> over-little
[MED31796] overlive, adj. --> overlive
[MED31797] overliven, v. --> overlive
[MED31798] overliver(e, n. --> overliver
[MED31799] overloken, v. --> overlook
[MED31800] overloker, n. --> overlooker
[MED31801] overlond, n. --> overland
[MED31802] overlond(e, adv. --> overland
[MED31803] overlong(e, adj. --> overlong
[MED31804] overlong(e, adv. --> overlong
[MED31805] overlonge, prep. --> overlong
[MED31806] overlop, n. --> overlope
[MED31807] overloppe, n. --> orlop
[MED31808] overlord, n. --> overlord
[MED31809] overlordshipen, v. --> overlordship
[MED31810] overloue, adj. --> overloue
[MED31811] overloue, adv. --> overlow
[MED31812] overlusti, adj. --> over-lusty
[MED31813] overmacchen, v. --> overmatch
[MED31814] overmaien, v. --> overmay
[MED31815] overmaisterful, adj. --> overmasterful
[MED31816] overmaistren, v. --> overmaistrie
[MED31817] overmaistri, n. --> overmastery
[MED31818] overman, n. --> overman
[MED31819] overmani, adj. --> overmany
[MED31820] overmenstruable, adj. --> overmenstruable
[MED31821] overmesure, adv. --> over-measure
[MED31822] overmete, adj. --> overmete
[MED31823] overmete, adv. --> overmete
[MED31824] overmeten, v. --> overmete
[MED31825] over-meth, adv. --> over-meth
[MED31826] over-might, adv. --> over-might
[MED31827] overmighti, adj. --> over-mighty
[MED31828] overmirie, adj. --> over-merry
[MED31829] overmirthen, v. --> overmirth
[MED31830] overmo, adv. --> overmo
[MED31831] overmod, n. --> overmod
[MED31832] overmod, adj. --> overmood
[MED31833] overmodi, adj. --> overmoody
[MED31834] overmodinesse, n. --> overmoodiness
[MED31835] overmor(e, n. --> overmore
[MED31836] overmore, adj. --> overmore
[MED31837] overmor(e, adv. --> overmore
[MED31838] overmost, adj. sup. &amp; n. --> overmost
[MED31839] overmounten, v. --> overmount
[MED31840] overmuch(e, n. --> overmuch
[MED31841] overmuch(e, adj. --> overmuch
[MED31842] overmuche, adv. --> overmuch
[MED31843] overmuchel, n. --> over-mickle
[MED31844] overmuchel, adj. --> over-mickle
[MED31845] overmuchel, adv. --> over-mickle
[MED31846] overmusen, v. --> overmuse
[MED31847] overneishli, adv. --> overneishly
[MED31848] overner, adj. --> over-near
[MED31849] overnice, adj. --> overnice
[MED31850] overnight, adv. --> overnight
[MED31851] overnimen, v. --> overnim
[MED31852] overnon, sb. --> overnoon
[MED31853] overnoumbre, n. --> over-number
[MED31854] overobstinate, adj. --> over-obstinate
[MED31855] overofte, adj. --> over-oft
[MED31856] overofte, adv. --> over-oft
[MED31857] overoften, adv. --> over-often
[MED31858] overold, adj. --> over-old
[MED31859] overopen, adj. --> over-open
[MED31860] overordeinen, v. --> overordain
[MED31861] overoutrage, adj. --> over-outrage
[MED31862] overoutraious, adj. --> over-outraious
[MED31863] overpain, n. --> overpain
[MED31863.4] overpart, n. --> overpart
[MED31863.5] overparti, n. --> overpart
[MED31864] overpassen, v. --> overpass
[MED31865] overpassing(e, ger. --> overpassing
[MED31866] overpassingli, adv. --> overpassingly
[MED31867] overpeisen, v. --> overpeise
[MED31868] overpissen, v. --> over-piss
[MED31869] overplau, n. --> overplay
[MED31870] overplaunten, v. --> overplant
[MED31871] overpleien, v. --> overplay
[MED31872] overplente, n. --> over-plenty
[MED31873] overplet, p.ppl. --> overplet
[MED31874] overplus, n. --> overplus
[MED31875] overpore, adj. --> over-poor
[MED31876] overprecious, adj. --> over-precious
[MED31877] overpreisen, v. --> overpraise
[MED31878] overpreisunge, ger. --> overpraising
[MED31879] overpressen, v. --> overpress
[MED31880] overprest, adj. --> overprest
[MED31881] overpride, n. --> overpride
[MED31882] overpriked, ppl. --> overpricked
[MED31882.5] over-prone, adj. --> over-prone
[MED31883] overproud, adj. --> overproud
[MED31884] overproudli, adv. --> overproudly
[MED31885] overprut, n. --> overpride
[MED31886] overpullen, v. --> over-pull
[MED31887] overputten, v. --> overput
[MED31888] overquaten, v. --> over-quat
[MED31888.5] overqueint, adj. --> overquaint
[MED31889] overquellen, v. --> overquell
[MED31890] overraisen, v. --> over-raise
[MED31891] overrank, adj. --> over-rank
[MED31892] overrasinge, ger. --> over-erasing
[MED31892.5] overrebel, adj. --> overrebel
[MED31893] overrechen, v. --> overreach
[MED31894] overrecoveren, v. --> over-recover
[MED31895] overreden, v. --> over-rede
[MED31896] overreder, n. --> overreader
[MED31897] overredili, adv. --> over-readily
[MED31898] overreding, ger. --> over-reading
[MED31899] overreken, v. --> over-reke
[MED31900] overreklesli, adv. --> over-recklessly
[MED31901] overrennen, v. --> overrun
[MED31902] overrenner, n. --> overrunner
[MED31902.5] overrestfulli, adv. --> overrestfully
[MED31903] overreueable, adj. --> overrueable
[MED31904] overreverend, adj. --> over-reverend
[MED31905] override, n. --> override
[MED31906] overriden, v. --> override
[MED31907] overriding(e, ger. --> overriding
[MED31908] overright, adj. --> overright
[MED31909] over-right, adv. --> over-right
[MED31910] overrisen, v. --> overrise
[MED31911] oversad, adj. --> over-sad
[MED31912] oversailen, v. --> oversail
[MED31913] oversalt, adj. --> over-salt
[MED31913.5] oversautable, adj. --> oversaultable
[MED31914] oversaverli, adv. --> over-savourly
[MED31914.5] overscant, adj. --> overscant
[MED31915] overscapen, v. --> overscape
[MED31916] overscarsli, adv. --> over-scarcely
[MED31917] overscawian, v. --> overscawian
[MED31918] overscorchen, v. --> overscorch
[MED31919] overscornful, adj. --> over-scornful
[MED31920] overse, adv. --> oversea
[MED31921] oversechen, v. --> overseek
[MED31922] overseer(e, n. --> overseer
[MED31923] overseien, v. --> oversey
[MED31924] overseilen, v. --> oversail
[MED31925] overseing(e, ger. --> overseeing
[MED31925.5] overseisen, v. --> over-seize
[MED31925.6] oversellen, v. --> oversell
[MED31926] oversemen, v. --> overseam
[MED31927] overseming, ger. --> overseeming
[MED31928] overseminge, ppl. --> overseeming
[MED31929] oversen, v. --> oversee
[MED31930] oversenden, v. --> oversend
[MED31931] oversetten, v. --> overset
[MED31932] oversetter(e, n. --> oversetter
[MED31933] oversettinge, ger. --> oversetting
[MED31934] overshad(e)wen, v. --> overshadow
[MED31935] overshadewing(e, ger. --> overshadowing
[MED31936] overshaken, v. --> overshake
[MED31937] oversharpe, adj. --> oversharp
[MED31938] oversharpe, adv. --> oversharp
[MED31939] oversharpli, adv. --> oversharply
[MED31940] oversheden, v. --> overshed
[MED31941] overshet, ppl. --> overshit
[MED31942] overshete, n. --> oversheet
[MED31943] oversheten, v. --> overshoot
[MED31944] overshinen, v. --> overshine
[MED31945] overshippen, v. --> overship
[MED31946] overshort, adj. --> overshort
[MED31946.5] overshouven, v. --> over-shove
[MED31947] oversib, adj. --> oversib
[MED31947.5] oversiker, adj. --> over-sicker
[MED31948] overside, adj. --> overside
[MED31949] oversight, n. --> oversight
[MED31950] oversimple, adj. --> oversimple
[MED31951] oversisen, v. --> oversise
[MED31952] oversithon, adv. --> oversithon
[MED31953] oversitten, v. --> oversit
[MED31954] oversittinge, ger. --> oversitting
[MED31955] overskippen, v. --> overskip
[MED31956] overskipper, n. --> overskipper
[MED31957] overskipping(e, ger. --> overskipping
[MED31958] overslaken, v. --> overslake
[MED31959] overslamen, v. --> overslame
[MED31960] overslaught, n. --> overslaught
[MED31961] oversleie, n. --> overslay
[MED31962] overslepen, v. --> oversleep
[MED31963] oversliden, v. --> overslide
[MED31964] overslippe, n. --> overslip
[MED31965] overslippen, v. --> overslip
[MED31966] overslop(pe, n. --> overslop
[MED31967] overslou, adj. --> overslow
[MED31968] oversmal, adj. --> over-small
[MED31968.5] oversmart, adj. --> oversmart
[MED31969] oversmiten, v. --> oversmite
[MED31970] oversode(n, ppl. --> oversode
[MED31971] oversofte, adj. --> over-soft
[MED31972] oversoftli, adv. --> over-softly
[MED31973] oversoleinli, adv. --> oversoleinly
[MED31974] oversone, adv. --> oversoon
[MED31975] oversopen, v. --> oversopen
[MED31975.5] oversore, adj. --> over-sore
[MED31976] oversore, adv. --> oversore
[MED31977] oversori, adj. --> over-sorry
[MED31978] oversoued, ppl. --> oversowed
[MED31979] oversour, adj. --> over-sour
[MED31980] overspens, n. --> overspens
[MED31981] overspreden, v. --> overspread
[MED31982] overspringen, v. --> overspring
[MED31983] overstad, ppl. --> overstad
[MED31983.5] overstage, n. --> overstage
[MED31984] overstedefast, adj. --> over-steadfast
[MED31985] overste&#x292;ing, ger. --> overste&#x292;ing
[MED31985.5] overstelen, v. --> overstelen
[MED31985.6] oversteped, ppl. --> oversteeped
[MED31986] oversterne, adj. --> overstern
[MED31987] oversterten, v. --> overstert
[MED31988] overstien, v. --> oversty
[MED31989] overstif, adj. --> over-stiff
[MED31990] overstohwennesse, n. --> overstoweness
[MED31991] overston, n. --> overstone
[MED31992] overstonden, v. --> overstand
[MED31993] overstout, adj. --> overstout
[MED31993.5] overstraunge, adv. --> overstrange
[MED31994] overstrecchen, v. --> overstretch
[MED31995] overstreit, adj. --> over-strait
[MED31996] overstreite, adv. --> over-straitly
[MED31997] overstriden, v. --> overstride
[MED31998] overstrong, adj. --> over-strong
[MED31999] overstudien, v. --> overstudy
[MED32000] oversturet, ppl. --> oversturet
[MED32000.5] oversunken, ppl. --> oversunken
[MED32001] oversuspiciose, adj. --> over-suspicious
[MED32002] overswelwen, v. --> overswallow
[MED32003] overswete, adj. --> oversweet
[MED32004] overswift, adj. --> over-swift
[MED32005] overswimmen, v. --> overswim
[MED32006] overswingen, v. --> overswing
[MED32007] overswithe, adv. --> overswithe
[MED32008] overt, n. --> overt
[MED32009] overt, adj. --> overt
[MED32009.5] overtable, n. --> overtable
[MED32010] overtaken, v. --> overtake
[MED32011] overte, n. --> overty
[MED32011.3] overtedious, adj. --> over-tedious
[MED32011.5] overten, v. --> overten
[MED32012] overtender, adj. --> over-tender
[MED32013] overterven, v. --> over-terve
[MED32014] overthikke, adj. --> over-thick
[MED32015] overthin, adj. --> over-thin
[MED32016] overthinken, v. --> overthink
[MED32017] overthoued, ppl. --> over-thawed
[MED32018] overthoughtful, adj. --> over-thoughtful
[MED32019] overthresh-wold, n. --> overthreshold
[MED32020] overthrou(e, n. --> overthrow
[MED32021] overthrouen, v. --> overthrow
[MED32022] overthrouing(e, ger. --> overthrowing
[MED32023] overthrouing(e, ppl. --> overthrowing
[MED32024] overthwartere, n. --> overthwarter
[MED32025] overthwartnes, n. --> overthwartness
[MED32026] overthwert, n. --> overthwart
[MED32027] overthwert, adj. --> overthwart
[MED32028] overthwert, adv. --> overthwart
[MED32029] overthwert, prep. --> overthwart
[MED32030] overthwerten, v. --> overthwart
[MED32031] overthwertli, adv. --> overthwartly
[MED32032] overtild, ppl. --> overtild
[MED32033] overtilten, v. --> overtilt
[MED32034] overtimeli, adv. --> overtimely
[MED32035] overtit, adv. --> overtit
[MED32035.5] overtite, adj. --> overtid
[MED32036] overtom, adj. --> overtom
[MED32036.5] overtoughli, adv. --> over-toughly
[MED32037] overtrased, ppl. --> overtrace
[MED32038] overtravail, n. --> over-travail
[MED32039] overtravailen, v. --> overtravail
[MED32040] overtreden, v. --> overtread
[MED32040.5] overtrenden, v. --> over-trend
[MED32041] overtrist, n. --> overtrist
[MED32042] overtrouable, adj. --> overtrouable
[MED32043] overtroue, n. --> overtrow
[MED32044] overtrouen, v.(1) --> overtrow
[MED32045] overtrouen, v.(2) --> overtrow
[MED32046] overtrouinge, ger.(1) --> overtrowing
[MED32047] overtrouinge, ger.(2) --> overtrowing
[MED32048] overtroushipe, n. --> overtrowship
[MED32049] overtrouth, n. --> overtrowth
[MED32050] overtrust, n. --> overtrust
[MED32051] overtrusten, v. --> overtrust
[MED32052] overtrusti, adj. --> over-trusty
[MED32053] overtur(e, n. --> overture
[MED32054] overturnen, v. --> overturn
[MED32055] overturning(e, ger. --> overturning
[MED32056] overugli, adj. --> over-ugly
[MED32057] overundern, n. --> overundern
[MED32058] overunkinde, adj. --> overunkind
[MED32058.5] overunredili, adv. --> overunreadily
[MED32059] overunworthi, adj. --> over-unworthy
[MED32060] overurn, n. --> overrun
[MED32061] overuvel, adj. --> over-evil
[MED32062] overvein, adj. --> over-vain
[MED32063] overveinli, adv. --> over-vainly
[MED32064] overvoide, adj. --> overvoid
[MED32065] overvoidnesse, n. --> overvoidness
[MED32065.5] overvolage, adj. --> overvolage
[MED32066] overwacche, n. --> over-watch
[MED32067] overwaden, v. --> overwade
[MED32068] overwaiten, v. --> overwait
[MED32069] overwaiven, v. --> over-wave
[MED32069.5] overwaken, v. --> overwaken
[MED32070] overwalten, v. --> overwalt
[MED32071] overward, adv. --> overward
[MED32072] overward, prep. --> overward
[MED32073] overwarli, adv. --> overwarly
[MED32074] overwashen, v. --> overwash
[MED32075] overwasten, v. --> over-waste
[MED32076] overwatchinge, ger. --> overwatching
[MED32077] overwaxen, v. --> overwax
[MED32078] overwei, n. --> overway
[MED32079] overweien, v. --> overweigh
[MED32080] overweik, adj. --> overweak
[MED32081] overwel, adj. --> overwell
[MED32082] overwel, adv. --> overwell
[MED32082.5] overwelden, v. --> overwield
[MED32083] overwele, n. --> overwell, adv.
[MED32084] overwelteren, v. --> overwelter
[MED32085] overwenden, v. --> overwend
[MED32086] overwene, n. --> overween
[MED32087] overwenen, v. --> overween
[MED32088] overwenere, n. --> overweener
[MED32089] overwening(e, ger. --> overweening
[MED32090] overwepable, adj. --> over-weepable
[MED32091] overwered, ppl. --> overweared
[MED32092] overwerien, v. --> overwry
[MED32093] overweriful, adj. --> over-weariful
[MED32094] overwerpen, v. --> overwarp
[MED32095] overwesen, v. --> overwese
[MED32096] overwhelmen, v. --> overwhelm
[MED32097] overwhelming, ger. --> overwhelming
[MED32098] overwhelven, v. --> overwhelve
[MED32099] over-while, adv. --> overwhile
[MED32100] overwhit, adj. --> over-white
[MED32101] overwilde, adj. --> over-wild
[MED32102] overwinden, v.(1) --> overwind
[MED32103] overwinden, v.(2) --> overwind
[MED32104] overwinnen, v. --> overwin
[MED32105] overwise, adj. --> over-wise
[MED32106] overwod, adj. --> overwod
[MED32107] overwonderfulli, adv. --> over-wonderfully
[MED32108] overworthi, adj. --> over-worthy
[MED32108.5] overwrecched, adj. --> overwretched
[MED32108.7] overwrecchedful, adj. --> over-wretchedful
[MED32109] overwrien, v. --> overwry
[MED32110] overwroth, adj. --> over-wroth
[MED32111] overyede, v. --> overgo
[MED32112] overyer, adv. --> overyear
[MED32113] overyeten, v. --> overyete
[MED32113.5] overyeven, v. --> overgive
[MED32113.6] overyoken, v. --> overyoke
[MED32114] oveste, n. --> oveste
[MED32115] ovet, n. --> ovest
[MED32116] o-wai, adv. --> o-wai
[MED32117] owai-ward, adv. --> awayward
[MED32118] o-wher, adv. --> owhere
[MED32119] o-whider, adv. --> owhither
[MED32120] owhils, conj. --> owhils
[MED32121] owye, n. --> owye
[MED32121.5] oxdirt, n. --> oxdirt
[MED32122] oxe, n. --> ox
[MED32123] ox(e-herd(e, n. --> oxherd
[MED32124] oxe-stal, n. --> ox-stall
[MED32125] oxe-tonge, n. --> ox-tongue
[MED32126] ox-gang(e, n. --> oxgang
[MED32127] oxicratum, n. --> oxycrate
[MED32128] oximel, n. --> oxymel
[MED32129] oxisacre, n. --> oxisacre
[MED32130] oxne, n. --> oxne
[MED32131] oyer, n. --> oyer
[MED32132] oyes, n. --> oyez
[MED32133] oyes, interj. --> oyez
[MED32134] ozene, n. --> ozaena | ozena
[MED32135] p, n. --> P
[MED32136] pacche, n. --> patch
[MED32137] pacchen, v. --> patch
[MED32138] pacchinge, ger. --> patching
[MED32139] paccioun, n. --> paction
[MED32140] pacen, v. --> pace
[MED32141] pacience, n. --> patience
[MED32142] pacient(e, n. --> patient
[MED32143] pacient(e, adj. --> patient
[MED32144] pacientli, adv. --> patiently
[MED32145] pacientnesse, n. --> patientness
[MED32146] pacificacioun, n. --> pacification
[MED32147] pacifical, adj. --> pacifical
[MED32148] pacifien, v. --> pacify
[MED32149] pacifiing, ger. --> pacifying
[MED32150] pact(e, n. --> pact
[MED32151] paddok(e, n. --> paddock
[MED32152] pad(e, n. --> pad
[MED32153] padel, n.(1). --> paddle
[MED32154] padel, n.(2) --> paddle
[MED32155] padelinge, n. --> badling
[MED32156] pad-lok, n. --> padlock
[MED32157] Padus, n. --> Padus
[MED32158] p&#xE6;ti, adj. --> pretty
[MED32159] pagan, adj. --> pagan
[MED32160] pagan(e, n. --> pagan
[MED32161] paganim, n. --> paganism
[MED32162] paganisme, n. --> paganism
[MED32163] paganite, n. --> paganity
[MED32164] page, n.(1) --> page
[MED32165] page, n.(2) --> page
[MED32166] pagent, n. --> pageant
[MED32167] pagette, n. --> page
[MED32168] paggel, n. --> paigle
[MED32169] pagin(e, n. --> pagine
[MED32170] paiable, adj. --> payable
[MED32171] paiage, n. --> peage
[MED32172] pai(e, n. --> pay
[MED32173] paiem, n. --> payeme
[MED32174] paieme, n. --> payemy
[MED32175] paiement, n. --> payment
[MED32176] paien, n. --> payen
[MED32177] paien, adj. --> payen
[MED32178] paien, v. --> pay
[MED32179] paienhod, n. --> paganism
[MED32180] paienie, n. --> payeny
[MED32181] paiente, n. --> paiente
[MED32182] paier(e, n. --> payer
[MED32183] paiing(e, ger. --> paying
[MED32184] paile, n. --> pail
[MED32185] pailet, n. --> 
[MED32186] paillet, n. --> pallet
[MED32187] pain, n. --> pain
[MED32188] pain-demeine, n. --> pandemain
[MED32189] painim(e, n. --> paynim
[MED32190] painim(e, adj. --> paynim
[MED32191] painimhode, n. --> paganhood
[MED32192] painimri(e, n. --> paganry
[MED32193] painlines, n. --> painliness
[MED32194] pairatour, n. --> paritor
[MED32195] paire, n.(1) --> pair
[MED32196] paire, n.(2) --> pair
[MED32197] paisaunt, n. --> peasant
[MED32198] paitrure, n. --> peytral
[MED32199] pakald, n. --> packald
[MED32200] pak(e, n. --> pack
[MED32201] paket, n. --> packet
[MED32202] pakken, v. --> pack
[MED32203] pakker(e, n. --> packer
[MED32204] pakking, ger. --> packing
[MED32205] pal, n. --> pall
[MED32206] palais, n. --> palace
[MED32207] palangio, n. --> palangio
[MED32208] palas, n. --> palace
[MED32209] palasin, adj. --> palasin
[MED32210] palat(e, n. --> palate
[MED32211] palatine, adj. --> palatine
[MED32212] pal(e, n. --> pale
[MED32213] pal(e, adj. --> pale
[MED32214] pale, adv. --> pale
[MED32215] palefrei, n. --> palfrey
[MED32216] palefreiour, n. --> palfreyour
[MED32217] palen, v.(1) --> pale
[MED32218] palen, v.(2) --> pale
[MED32219] palen, v.(3) --> pale
[MED32220] palenes(se, n. --> paleness
[MED32221] paler, n. --> paler
[MED32222] palesi(e, n. --> palsy
[MED32223] palestral, adj. --> palaestral
[MED32224] palestre, n. --> palaestra | palestra
[MED32225] palet, n.(1) --> pallet
[MED32226] palet, n.(2) --> pallet
[MED32227] paletik, adj. --> paralytic
[MED32228] pali, n. --> paly
[MED32229] pali, adj. --> paly
[MED32230] pali, adv. --> palely
[MED32231] paliche, adv. --> paliche
[MED32232] palinge, ger.(1) --> paling
[MED32233] palinge, ger.(2) --> paling
[MED32234] palinge, ger.(3) --> paling
[MED32235] palis, n. --> palis
[MED32236] palisen, v. --> palis
[MED32237] paliser, n. --> paliser
[MED32238] palish, adj. --> palish
[MED32239] palising, ger. --> palising
[MED32240] paliure, n. --> paliure
[MED32241] Palladioun, n. --> palladium
[MED32242] palle, n. --> palsy
[MED32243] pallen, adj. --> pallen
[MED32244] pallen, v.(1) --> pall
[MED32245] pallen, v.(2) --> pall
[MED32246] pallen, v.(3) --> pall
[MED32247] palliacioun, n. --> palliation
[MED32248] palliaten, v. --> palliate
[MED32249] palliatif, adj. --> palliative
[MED32250] palliatifli, adv. --> palliatively
[MED32251] palliating, ger. --> palliating
[MED32251.5] pallidnes, n. --> pallidness
[MED32252] pallinge, ger.(1) --> pallinge
[MED32253] pallinge, ger.(2) --> pallinge
[MED32254] pallioun, n. --> pallion
[MED32255] pallour, n. --> pallor
[MED32256] palma christi, n. --> Palma Christi
[MED32257] palmalle, n. --> 
[MED32258] palm(e, n. --> palm
[MED32259] palmer, n. --> palmer
[MED32260] palmer(e, n. --> palmer
[MED32261] palmes, n. --> 
[MED32262] Palme-sondai, n. --> Palm Sunday
[MED32263] Palme-sone-eve, n. --> Palmsum Eve
[MED32264] palmete, n. --> palmete
[MED32265] palme-tre, n. --> palm tree
[MED32266] palmi, adj. --> palmy
[MED32267] palmite, n. --> palmit
[MED32268] palmule, n. --> palm fruit
[MED32269] palpable, adj. --> palpable
[MED32270] palpabulli, adv. --> palpably
[MED32271] palpebre, n. --> palpebre
[MED32272] palpitacioun, n. --> palpitation
[MED32273] paltok(e, n. --> paltock
[MED32274] palude, n. --> palude
[MED32275] pamed, adj. --> palmed
[MED32276] pamflet, n. --> pamphlet
[MED32277] paminge, adj. --> palming
[MED32278] pampen, v. --> pomp
[MED32279] pamperen, v. --> pamper
[MED32280] pamperinge, ger. --> pampering
[MED32281] pampinacioun, n. --> pampination
[MED32282] pampinari, adj. --> pampinary
[MED32283] pampinen, v. --> pampine
[MED32284] pampinose, adj. --> pampinose
[MED32285] Pan, n. --> Pan
[MED32286] panade, n. --> panade
[MED32287] panaricium, n. --> panaritium
[MED32288] panax, n. --> panax
[MED32289] pancer, n. --> pancer
[MED32290] pandare, n. --> pander
[MED32291] pan(e, n. --> pane
[MED32292] panel, n.(1). --> panel
[MED32293] panel, n.(2) --> panel
[MED32294] panelen, v. --> panel
[MED32295] panen, v. --> pane
[MED32296] paneter(e, n. --> panter
[MED32297] panetri(e, n. --> pantry
[MED32298] panicle, n. --> pannicle
[MED32299] panicler, adj. --> pannicular
[MED32300] paniculate, adj. --> paniculate
[MED32301] paniculous(e, adj. --> paniculous
[MED32302] panier(e, n. --> pannier
[MED32303] panik, n. --> panic
[MED32304] paniot, n. --> paniot
[MED32305] pank, n. --> pank
[MED32306] pankin, n. --> pankin
[MED32307] pannage, n. --> pannage
[MED32308] pannagen, v. --> pannage
[MED32309] panne, n.(1). --> pan
[MED32310] panne, n.(2) --> pan
[MED32311] panne-cake, n. --> pancake
[MED32312] pannevol, n. --> panful
[MED32313] pannus, n. --> pannus
[MED32314] pantelere, n. --> pantler
[MED32315] pantelle, n. --> pantle
[MED32316] panten, v. --> pant
[MED32317] Panteon(e, n. --> pantheon
[MED32318] panter, n. --> panther
[MED32319] panter(e, n. --> panther
[MED32320] panterere, n. --> panterer
[MED32321] pantinge, ger. --> panting
[MED32322] pap, n. --> pap
[MED32323] papacie, n. --> papacy
[MED32324] papal, adj. --> papal
[MED32325] papat(e, n. --> papate
[MED32326] papaver, n. --> papaver
[MED32327] papejai(e, n. --> popinjay
[MED32328] papelard, n. --> papelard
[MED32329] papelardie, n. --> papelardy
[MED32330] papelardri, n. --> papelardry
[MED32331] papelote, n. --> papelote
[MED32332] papilet, n. --> papilet
[MED32333] papillioun, n. --> papilio
[MED32334] papin, n. --> papin
[MED32335] papioun, n. --> papion
[MED32336] papir(e, n. --> paper
[MED32337] papirus, n. --> papyrus
[MED32338] pap-pai, n. --> Papey
[MED32339] pappe, n. --> pap
[MED32340] pappe-hauk, n. --> pap-hawk
[MED32341] pappen, v. --> pap
[MED32342] papse, n. --> papse
[MED32343] pap-wort, n. --> papwort
[MED32344] par, prep. --> per
[MED32345] par-, pref. --> par-
[MED32346] para-, pref. --> para-
[MED32347] par-abis, n. --> parabis
[MED32348] parable, n. --> parable
[MED32349] parabli, adv. --> parably
[MED32350] parabolik, adj. --> parabolic
[MED32351] Paraclit, n. --> paraclete
[MED32352] paradilla, n. --> paradilla
[MED32353] paradis(e, n. --> paradise
[MED32354] paraf, n. --> paraph
[MED32355] parafen, v. --> paraph
[MED32356] parafrenesie, n. --> paraphrenesis
[MED32357] parage, n. --> parage
[MED32358] paragraf, n. --> paragraph
[MED32359] parais, n. --> paradise
[MED32360] paralipomenon, n. --> Paralipomenon
[MED32361] paralisi(e, n. --> paralysie | paralysis
[MED32362] paralitik(e, adj. &amp; n. --> paralytic
[MED32363] paralized, ppl. --> paralyse | paralyze
[MED32364] paramour(e, n. --> paramour
[MED32365] par amour(e, adv. phr. --> paramour
[MED32366] paramouren, v. --> paramour
[MED32367] parasceve, n. --> Parasceve
[MED32368] paraunce, n. --> parence
[MED32369] paraunt, adj. --> parent
[MED32370] paraventur(e, adv. --> peradventure
[MED32371] paravin, n. --> paravin
[MED32372] parboilen, v. --> parboil
[MED32373] parboilinge, ger. --> parboiling
[MED32374] parbraken, v.(1) --> perbreak
[MED32375] parbraken, v.(2) --> parbreak
[MED32376] parbraking, ger. --> perbreaking
[MED32377] parbrakinge, ger. --> parbreaking
[MED32378] parcage, n. --> parcage
[MED32379] Parcas, n. --> Parcae
[MED32380] par cas, adv. phr. --> percase
[MED32381] parcel, n. --> parcel
[MED32382] parcel, adj. --> parcel
[MED32383] parcel, adv. --> parcel
[MED32384] parcelen, v. --> parcel
[MED32385] parceles, adv. --> parcel
[MED32386] parcel-gilt(e, adj. --> parcel-gilt
[MED32387] parcelli, adv. --> parcelly
[MED32388] parcellinge, ger. --> parcelling | parceling
[MED32389] parcelmel(e, adv. &amp; n. --> parcelmeal
[MED32390] parcenel, n. --> parcenel
[MED32390.5] parceneling, ger. --> parceneling
[MED32391] parcener, n. --> parcener
[MED32392] parch, n. --> parch
[MED32393] parchaunce, adv. --> perchance
[MED32394] parchemin, n. --> parchment
[MED32395] parcheminer, n. --> parchmenter
[MED32396] parchen, v. --> parch
[MED32397] parching(e, ger. --> parching
[MED32398] parcial, adj. --> partial
[MED32399] parcialli, adv. --> partially
[MED32400] parcialte, n. --> partiality
[MED32401] parcimoni, n. --> parsimony
[MED32402] parclose, n. --> parclose
[MED32403] par compaignie, adv.phr. --> par companye
[MED32404] parcours, n. --> parcours
[MED32405] pardalun, n. --> pardelun
[MED32406] parde, n. --> pard
[MED32407] parde, interj. --> pardie
[MED32408] pardonable, adj. --> pardonable
[MED32409] pardonaunce, n. --> pardonance
[MED32410] pardoner, n. --> pardoner
[MED32411] pardonistre, n. --> pardonister
[MED32412] pardoun, n. --> pardon
[MED32413] pardounen, v. --> pardon
[MED32414] pardouninge, ger. --> pardon
[MED32415] pare, n. --> pare
[MED32416] pareable, adj. --> pareable
[MED32417] paregal, n. --> paregal
[MED32418] paregal, adj. --> paregal
[MED32419] pareie, n. --> paraeie
[MED32420] pareil, n.(1). --> pareil
[MED32421] pareil, n.(2). --> parel | parrel | apparel
[MED32422] pareles, n. --> pairings
[MED32423] parementes, n. pl. --> parament
[MED32424] paren, v.(1) --> pare
[MED32425] paren, v.(2). --> pare
[MED32426] parent, n. --> parent
[MED32427] parente, n. --> parente
[MED32428] parentele, n. --> parentele
[MED32429] parentine, n. --> parentine
[MED32430] paresis, n. --> parisis
[MED32431] parete, n. --> parete
[MED32432] par fei, adv. &amp; interj. --> perfay
[MED32433] parfit, n.(1) --> parfit
[MED32434] parfit, n.(2) --> perfect
[MED32435] parfit, adj. --> perfect
[MED32436] parfite, n. --> perfect
[MED32437] parfit(e, adv. --> perfect
[MED32438] parfiten, v. --> perfect
[MED32439] parfitere, n. --> perfecter
[MED32440] parfiting, ger. --> perfecting
[MED32441] parfitli, adv. --> perfectly
[MED32442] parfitnes(se, n. --> perfectness
[MED32443] parforce, adv. --> perforce
[MED32444] parforthen, v. --> parforthen
[MED32445] Parganer, n. --> Praguer
[MED32446] pargeninge, ger. --> pargening
[MED32447] parget, n. --> parget
[MED32448] pargeten, v. --> parget
[MED32449] pargeting(e, ger. --> pargeting
[MED32450] pariet, n. --> parget
[MED32451] parietal, adj. &amp; n. --> parietal
[MED32452] parificat, adj. --> parificate
[MED32453] par(i)formite, n. --> pariformity
[MED32454] paring(e, ger.(1) --> paring
[MED32455] paringe, ger.(2) --> paringe
[MED32456] Paris, n.(1) --> Paris
[MED32457] paris, n.(2) --> paries
[MED32458] parisaunt, adj. --> parisant
[MED32459] parishal, adj. --> parishal
[MED32460] parish(e, n. --> parish
[MED32461] parish(e chirche, n. --> parish church
[MED32462] parish(e clerk, n. --> parish clerk
[MED32463] parishen, n.(1). --> parishen
[MED32464] parishen, n.(2). --> parishen
[MED32465] parishen, n.(3) --> parishen
[MED32466] parish(e prest, n. --> parish priest
[MED32467] parishoner, n. --> parishioner
[MED32468] Parisien, n. --> Parisian
[MED32469] pariture, n. --> pariture
[MED32470] parius, n. --> parius
[MED32471] park, n. --> park
[MED32472] parker, n. --> parker
[MED32473] parkershipe, n. --> parkership
[MED32474] park-leves, n. --> park leaves
[MED32475] parlai, n. --> parley
[MED32476] parlement(e, n. --> parliament
[MED32477] parlen, v. --> parle
[MED32478] parloken, v. --> parloken
[MED32479] parlom, n. --> parlom
[MED32480] parlour, n. --> parlour | parlor
[MED32481] parmenter, n. --> parmenter
[MED32482] Parnaso, n. --> Parnassus
[MED32483] parnter, n. --> parnter
[MED32484] parochial, adj. --> parochial
[MED32485] parodi(e, n. --> parody
[MED32486] parotide, n. --> parotid
[MED32487] paroxism, n. --> paroxysm
[MED32488] parpail, n. --> parpal
[MED32489] parrai, n. --> parrai
[MED32490] parrand, n. --> parrand
[MED32491] parren, v. --> par
[MED32492] par(r)ok, n. --> parrock
[MED32493] parroken, v. --> parrock
[MED32494] parrow, n. --> parrow
[MED32495] pars, n.pl. --> pars
[MED32495.1] parscour, adj. --> parscour
[MED32496] parsenelinge, ger. --> parceneling
[MED32497] part, n. --> part
[MED32498] partable, adj. --> partable
[MED32499] partabli, adv. --> partabli
[MED32500] partage, n. --> partage
[MED32501] parten, v. --> part
[MED32502] partener(e, n. --> partner
[MED32503] parteninge, ger. --> partening
[MED32504] parter(e, n. --> parter
[MED32505] Parthes, n.pl. --> Parth
[MED32506] partible, adj. --> partible
[MED32507] particioun, n. --> partition
[MED32508] participable, adj. --> participable
[MED32509] participacioun, n. --> participation
[MED32510] participant, adj. --> participant
[MED32511] participat, adj. --> participate
[MED32512] participle, n. --> participle
[MED32513] particle, n. --> particle
[MED32514] particuler, n. --> particular
[MED32515] particuler, adj. --> particular
[MED32516] particulerli, adv. --> particularly
[MED32517] parti(e, n. --> party
[MED32518] parti(e, adj. --> party
[MED32519] parti(e, adv. --> party
[MED32520] parti(e-felaue, n. --> parti-fellow
[MED32521] Partienes, n. pl. --> Parthian
[MED32522] parti-fere, n. --> perti-fere
[MED32523] partike, n. --> partike
[MED32524] partimel, adv. --> partimel
[MED32525] partinge, ger. --> parting
[MED32526] partingli, adv. --> partingly
[MED32527] parti-taker, n. --> partaker
[MED32527.5] parti-taking, n. --> party-taking
[MED32528] partitif, adj. --> partitive
[MED32529] partles, adj. --> partless
[MED32529.1] partli, adv. --> partly
[MED32530] partrich(e, n. --> partridge
[MED32531] part-taker, n. --> partaker
[MED32532] part-taking(e, n. --> partaking
[MED32533] parturite, n. --> parturity
[MED32534] parur(e, n. --> parure
[MED32535] parured, adj. --> parured
[MED32536] parvis(e, n. --> parvis
[MED32537] pascal(e, n. --> paschal
[MED32538] pascal(e, adj. --> paschal
[MED32539] pas(e, n.(1) --> pace
[MED32540] pas(e, n.(2) --> pace
[MED32541] paseier, n. --> paseier
[MED32542] pashen, v. --> pash
[MED32543] pasillus, n. --> pasillus
[MED32544] pask(e, n. --> pasch
[MED32545] pask(e-dai, n. --> pasch day
[MED32546] pasken, v. --> pask
[MED32547] pas-large, n. --> paslarge
[MED32548] passable, adj. --> passable
[MED32549] passage, n. --> passage
[MED32550] passager, n. --> passenger
[MED32551] passantli, adv. --> passantly
[MED32552] passaunt, adj. --> passant
[MED32553] passe, n. --> pass
[MED32554] passed, ppl. adj. --> past
[MED32555] passed, prep. --> past
[MED32556] passen, v. --> pass
[MED32557] passe-nepe, n. --> parsnip
[MED32558] passe-porte, n. --> passport
[MED32559] passer, n. --> passer
[MED32560] passibilite, n. --> passibility
[MED32561] passible, adj. --> passible
[MED32562] passiblenes, n. --> passibleness
[MED32563] passif, n. --> passive
[MED32564] passif, adj. --> passive
[MED32565] passifli, adv. --> passively
[MED32566] passilare, n. &amp; adj. --> paxillary
[MED32567] passilodion, n. &amp; interj. --> passilodion
[MED32568] passing(e, ger. --> passing
[MED32569] passing(e, ppl.adj. --> passing
[MED32570] passing(e, adv. --> passing
[MED32571] passingli, adv. --> passingly
[MED32572] passionable, adj. --> passionable
[MED32573] passional, adj. --> passional
[MED32574] passionar, n. --> passionar
[MED32575] passionari(e, n. --> passionary
[MED32576] passionat(e, adj. --> passionate
[MED32577] passionen, v. --> passion
[MED32578] passioun, n. --> passion
[MED32579] passiounli, adv. --> passionately
[MED32580] passitive, adj. --> passitive
[MED32580.5] passula, n. --> passula
[MED32581] passulate, adj. --> passulate
[MED32582] pastaunce, n. --> pastance
[MED32583] paste, n.(1) --> paste
[MED32584] paste, n.(2) --> pasty
[MED32585] pastelade, n. --> pastelade
[MED32586] pasteler, n. --> pastler
[MED32587] pasten, v. --> paste
[MED32588] pastere, n. --> paster
[MED32589] pasternak, n. --> pasternak
[MED32590] pasteth, n. --> pasteth
[MED32591] pastil, n. --> pastille
[MED32592] pastinate(d, ppl. --> pastinate
[MED32593] pastine, n. --> pastine
[MED32594] pastinen, v. --> pastine
[MED32595] pastininge, ger. --> pastine
[MED32596] pastoralis, n. --> pastoral
[MED32597] pastoralle, adj. --> pastoral
[MED32598] pastorel, n. --> pastorel
[MED32599] pastour, n. --> pastor
[MED32600] pastre, n. --> pastry
[MED32601] pastron, n. --> pastern
[MED32602] pasturable, adj. --> pasturable
[MED32603] pastur(e, n. --> pasture
[MED32604] pasturen, v. --> pasture
[MED32605] pasturer, n. --> pasturer
[MED32606] pasturing(e, ger. --> pasturing
[MED32607] pat, n. --> pat
[MED32608] pat(e, n. --> pate
[MED32609] paten(e, n. --> paten
[MED32610] patent(e, n.(1) --> patent
[MED32611] patente, n.(2) --> patentee
[MED32612] patent(e, adj. --> patent
[MED32613] patentli, adv. --> patently
[MED32614] pater, n. --> pater
[MED32615] patere(n, v. --> patter
[MED32616] pater-familias, n. pl. --> paterfamilias
[MED32617] paternal, adj. --> paternal
[MED32618] Paternianis, n.pl. --> Paternian
[MED32619] paternite, n. --> paternity
[MED32620] pater-noster, n. --> paternoster
[MED32621] pater-nostrer, n. --> paternosterer
[MED32622] path, n. --> path
[MED32623] pathen, v. --> pathe
[MED32624] pather, n. --> pather
[MED32625] patheren, v. --> patheren
[MED32626] pathing(e, ger. --> pathing
[MED32627] patible, n. --> patible
[MED32628] patife, adj. --> patt&#xE9;e
[MED32629] patin, n. --> patten
[MED32630] patiner, n. --> pattener
[MED32631] patin-maker(e, n. --> patten-maker
[MED32632] patise, n. --> patise
[MED32633] patisen, v. --> patise
[MED32634] patising(e, ger. --> patising
[MED32635] patriarcal, adj. --> patriarchal
[MED32636] patriark(e, n. --> patriarch
[MED32637] patricion, n. --> patrician
[MED32638] patrimoine, n. --> patrimony
[MED32639] patrocinie, n. --> patrociny
[MED32640] patroillart, n. --> patroillart
[MED32641] patronage, n. --> patronage
[MED32642] patron(e, n. --> pattern
[MED32643] patrones(se, n.(1) --> patroness
[MED32644] patronesse, n.(2) --> patroness
[MED32645] patroun, n. --> patron
[MED32646] paucite, n. --> paucity
[MED32647] paue, n. --> paw
[MED32648] pauen, v. --> pane
[MED32649] Paulianis, n. pl. --> Paulian
[MED32650] paum(e, n. --> palm
[MED32651] paume carie, n. --> paume carie
[MED32652] paumer(e, n. --> palmer
[MED32653] paumestri, n. --> palmistry
[MED32654] paunce, n. --> paunce
[MED32655] pauncere, n. --> pauncher
[MED32656] paunch(e, n. --> paunch
[MED32657] paunche-clout, n. --> paunch clout
[MED32658] paunsone, n. --> pauson
[MED32659] paunter, n. --> panter
[MED32660] pausacion, n. --> pausation
[MED32661] pause, n. --> pause
[MED32662] pausen, v. --> pause
[MED32663] pausinge, ger. --> pausing
[MED32664] pautener, n. --> pautener
[MED32665] pautener(e, n.(1) --> pautener
[MED32666] pautener(e, n.(2) --> pautener
[MED32667] pautener(e, adj. --> pautener
[MED32668] pautre, n. --> pautre
[MED32669] pavage, n. --> pavage
[MED32670] pave, n. --> pav&#xE9;
[MED32671] pavement, n. --> pavement
[MED32672] paven, v. --> pave
[MED32673] pavier, n. --> paver
[MED32674] paviloun, n. --> pavilion
[MED32675] pavilounen, v. --> pavilion
[MED32676] pavilouner, n. --> pavilioner
[MED32677] paving(e, ger. --> paving
[MED32678] pavis, adj. --> pavis
[MED32679] pavis(e, n. --> pavise
[MED32680] pavisen, v. --> pavise
[MED32681] paviser, n. --> paviser
[MED32682] pavour, n. --> pavor
[MED32683] pavouren, v. --> pavor
[MED32684] pax, n. --> pax
[MED32685] pax-bord, n. --> paxboard
[MED32686] pax-bred, n. --> paxbred
[MED32687] pax-wax, n. --> paxwax
[MED32688] peaseli, adv. --> peacefully
[MED32689] pecchour, n. --> pecchour
[MED32690] pece, n. --> piece
[MED32690.5] peceli, adj. --> peceli
[MED32691] pecen, v. --> piece
[MED32692] pece(s-mele, adv. --> piecemeal
[MED32693] pechche, n. --> pechche
[MED32694] peche, n. --> peach
[MED32695] pecheline, n. --> pecheline
[MED32696] pechement, n. --> pechement
[MED32697] pechen, v. --> peach
[MED32698] pechere, n. --> pechere
[MED32699] pecherful, n. --> pitcherful
[MED32700] peching, ger. --> peaching
[MED32700.5] peciale, adj. --> peciale
[MED32701] pecing, ger. --> piecing
[MED32702] peckel, n. --> peckel
[MED32703] pecten, n. --> pecten
[MED32704] pectinate, adj. --> pectinate
[MED32705] pectinis, n. --> os pectinis
[MED32706] pectoral, n. --> pectoral
[MED32707] peculiar, adj. --> peculiar
[MED32708] peculiarlie, adv. --> peculiarly
[MED32709] pecunial(e, adj. --> pecunial
[MED32710] pecuni(e, n. --> pecuny
[MED32711] pecunier, adj. --> pecuniar
[MED32712] pecunious, adj. --> pecunious
[MED32713] pedage, n. --> pedage
[MED32714] pedagoge, n. --> pedagogue
[MED32715] pedaile, n. --> pedaile
[MED32716] peddare, n. --> peddare
[MED32717] pedde, n. --> ped
[MED32718] pedder(e, n. --> pedder
[MED32719] peddie, n. --> peddler
[MED32720] pedegru(e, n. --> pedigree
[MED32721] ped(e)lere, n. --> pedlar | peddler
[MED32722] pede-lioun, n. --> padelion
[MED32723] pedicule, n. --> pedicle
[MED32724] pedifet, n. pl. --> petifoot
[MED32725] Pegase, n. --> Pegasus
[MED32726] peg(g)e, n. --> peg
[MED32727] peggen, v. --> peg
[MED32728] pein(e, n. --> pain
[MED32729] pein(e)ful, adj. --> painful
[MED32730] peineful, adv. --> painful
[MED32731] peinefulli, adv. --> painfully
[MED32732] peinefulnes, n. --> painfulness
[MED32733] peineles, adj. or adv. --> painless
[MED32734] peinen, v. --> pain
[MED32735] peining(e, ger. --> paining
[MED32736] peinous, adj. --> painous
[MED32737] peint(e, n. --> paint
[MED32738] peinten, v. --> paint
[MED32739] peinting(e, ger. --> painting
[MED32740] peinting-hok, n. --> painting-hook
[MED32741] peintorie, n. --> paintry
[MED32742] peintour, n.(1). --> painter
[MED32743] peintour, n.(2). --> painter
[MED32744] peintris, n. --> paintress
[MED32745] peinture, n. --> painture
[MED32746] peirement, n. --> pairment
[MED32747] peiren, v. --> pair
[MED32748] peirer, n. --> pairer
[MED32749] peiring(e, ger. --> pairing
[MED32750] peis, n. --> peise
[MED32751] peisage, n. --> pesage
[MED32752] peisen, v. --> peise
[MED32753] peisere, n. --> peiser
[MED32754] peisiblement, adj. --> peaceably
[MED32755] peisinge, ger. --> peising
[MED32756] peitish, adj. --> peitish
[MED32756.5] Peitevin, adj. --> Peitevin
[MED32757] Peitou, n. --> Poitevin
[MED32758] peitrel, n.(1) --> peytral
[MED32759] peitrel, n.(2) --> peitrel
[MED32760] peitrelen, v. --> peytral
[MED32761] peivish, adj. --> peevish
[MED32762] pek, n. --> Peak
[MED32763] peken, v. --> peak
[MED32764] pek(ke, n. --> peck
[MED32765] pekken, v. --> peck
[MED32766] pekkinge, ger. --> pecking
[MED32767] pel, n.(1) --> peel
[MED32768] pel, n.(2) --> pell
[MED32769] Pelagien, n. --> Pelagian
[MED32770] pel(e, n.(1) --> peal
[MED32771] pel(e, n.(2) --> peel
[MED32772] pelen, v.(1) --> peal
[MED32773] pelen, v.(2) --> peal
[MED32774] pelerin, n. --> pelerin
[MED32775] peltre, n. --> pelleter
[MED32776] pelf(e, n. --> pelf
[MED32777] pelfen, v. --> pelf
[MED32778] peling, ger. --> peeling
[MED32779] pellaunte, n. --> pelaunt
[MED32780] peller, n. --> peller
[MED32781] pellet, n. --> pellet
[MED32782] pellican(e, n. --> pelican
[MED32783] pellicule, n. --> pellicule
[MED32784] pelli melli, adv. phr. --> pell-mell
[MED32785] pelline, n. --> pelline
[MED32786] pelliper, n. --> pellipar
[MED32787] pellwet, n. --> pellwet
[MED32788] pelot(e, n. --> pellet
[MED32789] pelour, n. --> pealer
[MED32790] pelrinage, n. --> pelerinage
[MED32791] pelt, n. --> pelt
[MED32792] pelter, n. --> pelleter
[MED32793] peltri, n. --> peltry
[MED32794] pelur(e, n. --> pelure
[MED32795] pelured, ppl. --> i-pelured
[MED32796] pelve, n. --> pelve
[MED32797] pen, n. --> pen
[MED32798] pena, n. --> penalty
[MED32799] penal, adj. --> penal
[MED32800] penali, adv. --> penally
[MED32801] penalte, n. --> penalty
[MED32802] penaunce, n. --> penance
[MED32803] penaunce-doing(e, ger. --> penance-doing
[MED32804] penaunceles, adj. --> penanceless
[MED32805] penauncer(e, n. --> penancer
[MED32806] penaunt(e, n. --> penant
[MED32807] pencel, n.(1) --> pencel
[MED32808] pencel, n.(2) --> pencil
[MED32809] pencellen, v. --> pencil
[MED32809.5] pencellour, n. --> pencellour
[MED32810] penche, n. --> penche
[MED32811] pendaunce, n. --> pendence
[MED32812] pendaunt, n. --> pendant
[MED32813] pendaunt, adj. --> pendent
[MED32814] penden, v. --> pend
[MED32815] penetrable, adj. --> penetrable
[MED32816] penetracioun, n. --> penetration
[MED32817] penetratif, adj. --> penetrative
[MED32818] peni, n. --> penny
[MED32819] peni-ale, n. --> penny ale
[MED32820] penible, adj. --> penible
[MED32821] penibli, adv. --> penibly
[MED32822] peni-bred, n. --> pennybred
[MED32823] peni-brede, n. --> penny breadth
[MED32824] penide, n. --> penide
[MED32825] peni-erthe, n. --> penny-earth
[MED32826] peni-ferme, n. --> penny-farm
[MED32827] peni-gras, n. --> pennywort
[MED32828] peniles, adj. --> penniless
[MED32829] peni lof, n. --> penny loaf
[MED32830] peni-lond, n. --> pennyland
[MED32831] peni-man, n. --> 
[MED32832] penimel, adv. --> pennymeal
[MED32833] peni-prike, n. --> penny-prick
[MED32834] peni-ston, n. --> penistone
[MED32835] penitence, n. --> penitence
[MED32836] penitencere, n. --> penitencer
[MED32837] penitencial, adj. &amp; n. --> penitential
[MED32838] penitenciarie, n. --> penitentiary
[MED32839] penitencie, n. --> penitency
[MED32840] penitent, n. --> penitent
[MED32841] penitent(e, adj. --> penitent
[MED32842] peni-ware, n. --> penny ware
[MED32843] peni-weght, n. --> pennyweight
[MED32844] peni wort, n. --> pennywort
[MED32845] peni-worth, n. --> pennyworth
[MED32846] penne, n. --> pen
[MED32847] penned, adj. --> penned
[MED32848] penne-knif, n. --> penknife
[MED32849] pennen, v.(1) --> pen
[MED32850] pennen, v.(2) --> pen
[MED32851] penner, n. --> penner
[MED32852] penne-til, n. --> penne tile
[MED32853] pennoral, n. --> 
[MED32854] pennule, n. --> pennule
[MED32855] penoncel, n. --> pennoncel
[MED32856] penoun, n. --> pennon
[MED32857] penouner, n. --> penouner
[MED32858] pen-pourere, n. --> pen-pourere
[MED32859] pense, n. --> pansy
[MED32860] pensen, v. --> pense
[MED32861] pensener, n. --> pensioner
[MED32862] pensif, adj. --> pensive
[MED32863] pensifhed(e, n. --> pensivehead
[MED32864] pensifnes(se, n. --> pensiveness
[MED32865] pensiful, adj. --> pensiful
[MED32866] pensifulnes, n. --> pensifulness
[MED32867] pensili, adv. --> pensily
[MED32868] pensionari, adj. --> pensionary
[MED32869] pensioun, n. --> pension
[MED32870] pensivous, adj. --> pensive
[MED32871] pens-lac, n. --> pence-lack
[MED32872] penson, n. --> penson
[MED32873] penta-contarke, n. --> pentecontarch
[MED32874] penta-filon, n. --> pentafilon
[MED32875] pent-angel, n. --> pentangle
[MED32876] penta-olif, n. --> pentaolif
[MED32877] Penta-teuke, n. --> Pentateuch
[MED32878] pente-cost(e, n. --> Pentecost
[MED32879] pente-miron, n. --> pentemiron
[MED32880] pentest, n. --> pentest
[MED32881] pentis, n. --> penthouse
[MED32882] penula, n. --> paenula
[MED32883] penultim, adj. --> penultim
[MED32884] penuri(e, n. --> penury
[MED32885] penurite, n. --> penurity
[MED32886] pepe, n. --> peep
[MED32887] pepen, v. --> peep
[MED32888] peper, n. --> pepper
[MED32889] peper-corn, n. --> peppercorn
[MED32890] peper-querne, n. --> pepper-quern
[MED32891] pepinge, ger. --> peeping
[MED32892] pepir-gresse, n. --> peppergrass
[MED32893] peple, n. --> people
[MED32894] peplen, v. --> people
[MED32895] peplish, adj. --> peoplish
[MED32896] peponis, n.pl. --> pepon
[MED32897] pe-poudre, n. --> piepowder
[MED32898] pe-poudrus, adj. --> piepowder
[MED32899] pepperer, n. --> pepperer
[MED32900] per, n. --> peer
[MED32901] per, adj. --> peer
[MED32902] per-, pref. --> per-
[MED32903] peracute, adj. --> peracute
[MED32904] perage, n. --> peerage
[MED32905] perambulacioun, n. --> perambulation
[MED32906] peranie, n. --> peranie
[MED32907] perceaunt, adj. --> perceant
[MED32908] perceivable, adj. --> perceivable
[MED32909] perceivaunt, adj. --> perceivant
[MED32910] perceiven, v. --> perceive
[MED32911] perceiver(e, n. --> perceiver
[MED32912] perceiving, ger. --> perceiving
[MED32913] percen, v. --> pierce
[MED32914] percepcioun, n. --> perception
[MED32915] perceptible, adj. --> perceptible
[MED32916] perceptive, v. --> perceptive
[MED32917] percer(e, n. --> piercer
[MED32918] perche, n.(1) --> perch
[MED32919] perche, n.(2) --> perch
[MED32920] perchen, v. --> perch
[MED32921] percher, n. --> percher
[MED32922] per-cie, adj. --> percie
[MED32923] percing(e, ger. --> piercing
[MED32924] percinglich, adv. --> piercingly
[MED32925] percomplishing, ger. --> percomplishing
[MED32926] percussif, n. --> percussive
[MED32927] percussioun, n. --> percussion
[MED32928] perd, n. --> perd
[MED32929] perden, v. --> perden
[MED32930] perdicalis, n. --> perdicalis
[MED32931] perdicioneli, adv. --> perdicioneli
[MED32932] perdicioun, n. --> perdition
[MED32933] perdicle, n. --> perdicle
[MED32934] perdoilise, n. --> perdoilise
[MED32935] perdurable, adj. --> perdurable
[MED32936] perdurablenesse, n. --> perdurableness
[MED32937] perdurablete, n. --> perdurability
[MED32938] perdurabli, adv. --> perdurably
[MED32939] perduracioun, n. --> perduration
[MED32940] perduren, v. --> perdure
[MED32941] pere, n.(1) --> pear
[MED32942] per(e, n.(2) --> pier
[MED32943] pere, n.(3) --> perry
[MED32944] per(e, n.(4) --> p&#xE8;re
[MED32945] peregrinacioun, n. --> peregrination
[MED32946] peregrinage, n. --> peregrinage
[MED32947] peregrin(e, adj. --> peregrine
[MED32948] pere-jonet(te, n. --> pere-jonette
[MED32949] peremcioun, n. --> peremption
[MED32950] peremptorie, adj. --> peremptory
[MED32951] peremptorie, adv. --> peremptory
[MED32952] peremptorili, adv. --> peremptorily
[MED32953] peren, v.(1) --> 'pear
[MED32954] peren, v.(2) --> peer
[MED32955] peren, v.(3) --> peer
[MED32956] perer, n. --> perer
[MED32957] pere-tre, n. --> pear tree
[MED32958] perexcellentli, adv. --> perexcellently
[MED32959] perfeccioun, n. --> perfection
[MED32960] perfitabil, adj. --> perfectable
[MED32961] perflable, adj. --> perflable
[MED32962] perforacioun, n. --> perforation
[MED32963] perforate, adj. --> perforate
[MED32964] perforatif, n. --> perforative
[MED32965] perforative, adj. --> perforative
[MED32966] performen, v. --> perform
[MED32967] performing(e, ger. --> performing
[MED32968] perfurnishen, v. --> perfurnish
[MED32969] perfurnishing, ger. --> perfurnish
[MED32970] perfusen, v. --> perfuse
[MED32971] per-hap, adv. --> perhap
[MED32972] per-happes, adv. --> perhaps
[MED32973] peri-, pref. --> peri-
[MED32974] pericardium, n. --> pericardium
[MED32975] pericranium, n. --> pericranium
[MED32976] peridot, n. --> peridot
[MED32977] periferie, n. --> periphery
[MED32978] peril, n. --> peril
[MED32979] perilous, adj. --> perilous
[MED32980] perilous, adv. --> perilous
[MED32981] perilousli, adj. --> perilous
[MED32982] perilousli, adv. --> perilously
[MED32983] perimetre, n. --> perimeter
[MED32984] perimplishen, v. --> perimplish
[MED32985] perineum, n. --> perineum
[MED32986] periode, n. --> period
[MED32987] Peripatetik(es, n. --> peripatetic
[MED32988] peripleumonie, n. --> peripleumony
[MED32989] perirer, n. --> perirer
[MED32990] perisable, adj. --> perishable
[MED32991] perishen, v. --> perish
[MED32992] perishing(e, ger. --> perishing
[MED32993] perismon, n. --> perismon
[MED32994] peritoneum, n. --> peritoneum
[MED32995] peritori(e, n. --> parietary
[MED32996] perizomata, n. pl. --> perizomata
[MED32997] perjure, n.(1) --> perjure
[MED32998] perjure, n.(2) --> perjure
[MED32999] perjur(e, adj. --> perjure
[MED33000] perjured, ppl. --> perjured
[MED33001] perjurement, n. --> perjurement
[MED33002] perjurer, n. --> perjurer
[MED33003] perjuri(e, n. --> perjury
[MED33004] perjurious, adj. --> perjurious
[MED33005] perk(e, n. --> perk
[MED33006] perken, v. --> perk
[MED33007] perlatanes, n. --> perlatanes
[MED33008] perlath, n. --> perlath
[MED33009] perle, n.(1) --> perle
[MED33010] perl(e, n.(2) --> pearl
[MED33011] perled, adj. --> pearled
[MED33012] perles, adj. --> peerless
[MED33013] perli, adj. --> pearly
[MED33014] perliche, adj. --> peerly
[MED33014.5] perliche, adj.(2) --> perilly
[MED33015] perliming(e, ger. --> perliming
[MED33016] perluning, ger. --> purloining
[MED33017] permain, n. --> pearmain
[MED33018] permanable, adj. --> permanable
[MED33019] permanence, n. --> permanence
[MED33020] permanent, adj. --> permanent
[MED33021] permanentlie, adv. --> permanently
[MED33022] permansive, adj. --> permansive
[MED33023] permeable, adj. --> permeable
[MED33024] permiscible, adj. --> permiscible
[MED33025] permise, adj. --> permise
[MED33026] permissible, adj. --> permissible
[MED33027] permissioun, n. --> permission
[MED33028] permissive, adj. --> permissive
[MED33029] permitten, v. --> permit
[MED33030] permixt, adj. --> permixed
[MED33031] permixtioun, n. --> permixtion
[MED33032] permuen, v. --> permue
[MED33033] permutable, adj. --> permutable
[MED33034] permutacioun, n. --> permutation
[MED33035] permuten, v. --> permute
[MED33036] Pernel(e, n. --> parnel
[MED33037] perniciosite, n. --> perniciosity
[MED33038] pernicious, adj. --> pernicious
[MED33039] pernour, n. --> pernor
[MED33040] peroke, n. --> peroke
[MED33041] peroracioun, n. --> peroration
[MED33042] peroun(e, n. --> perron
[MED33043] perpen, n. --> parpen
[MED33044] perpenden, v. --> perpend
[MED33045] perpendicle, n. --> perpendicle
[MED33046] perpendiculer(e, adj. &amp; adv. --> perpendicular
[MED33046.5] perpendiculerli, adv. --> perpendicularly
[MED33047] perpetracioun, n. --> perpetration
[MED33048] perpetrat, adj. --> perpetrate
[MED33049] perpetren, v. --> perpetre
[MED33050] perpetuacioun, n. --> perpetuation
[MED33051] perpetuald, ppl. --> perpetuated
[MED33052] perpetualte, n. --> perpetualty
[MED33053] perpetuel(le, adj. &amp; adv. --> perpetual
[MED33054] perpetuelli, adv. --> perpetually
[MED33055] perpetuen, v. --> perpetuate
[MED33056] perpetuite, n. --> perpetuity
[MED33057] perplex, adj. --> perplex
[MED33058] perplexed, ppl. --> perplexed
[MED33059] perplexite, n. --> perplexity
[MED33060] perplextif, n. --> perplexitive
[MED33061] perquired, ppl. --> perquire
[MED33062] perquisicioun, n. --> perquisition
[MED33063] perquisite, n. --> perquisite
[MED33064] perquisitives, n. pl. --> perquisitive
[MED33065] perrere, n. --> pierrerie
[MED33066] perrerer, n. --> perrier
[MED33067] perri(e, n. --> perry
[MED33068] perrosin, n. --> perrosin
[MED33069] persable, adj. --> pierceable
[MED33070] perscrutation, n. --> perscrutation
[MED33071] pers(e, n.(1) &amp; adj. --> perse
[MED33072] Pers(e, n.(2) --> Perse
[MED33073] Pers(e, n.(3) --> Perse
[MED33074] persecucioun, n. --> persecution
[MED33075] persecuten, v. --> persecute
[MED33076] persecutour, n. --> persecutor
[MED33077] perseite, n. --> perceit
[MED33078] perseli, n. --> parsley
[MED33079] persequent, adj. --> persequent
[MED33080] Perses, n. pl. --> Perse
[MED33081] perseverable, adj. --> perseverable
[MED33082] perseveracion, n.(1) --> perseveration
[MED33083] perseveracion, n.(2) --> perseveration
[MED33084] perseveraunce, n.(1) --> perseverance
[MED33085] perseveraunce, n.(2) --> perceiverance
[MED33086] perseveraunt, adj. --> perseverant
[MED33087] perseverauntli, adv. --> perseverantly
[MED33088] persevere, n. --> preserver
[MED33089] perseveren, v. --> persevere
[MED33090] persevering(e, ger. --> persevering
[MED33091] persh, adj. --> persh
[MED33092] persh(e, n. --> persh
[MED33093] Persia, n. --> Persia
[MED33094] persicarie, n. --> persicary
[MED33095] Persida, n. --> Persia
[MED33096] persidis, n. --> persea
[MED33097] Persien, n. --> Persian
[MED33098] Persien, adj. --> Persian
[MED33099] persingale, n. --> persingale
[MED33100] persinge, n. --> persinge
[MED33101] Persis, n. --> Perse
[MED33102] persog&#x292;e, n. --> 
[MED33103] personable, adj. --> personable
[MED33104] personage, n.(1) --> personage
[MED33105] personage, n.(2) --> parsonage
[MED33106] personal(e, adj. --> personal
[MED33107] personalite, n. --> personality
[MED33108] personal(l)i, adv. --> personally
[MED33109] personelment, adv. --> personally
[MED33110] persoun(e, n.(1) --> person
[MED33111] persoun(e, n.(2) --> parson
[MED33111.5] persounen, v. --> persounen
[MED33112] perspectif, n. --> perspective
[MED33113] perspectif, adj. --> perspective
[MED33114] pers-pere, n. --> 
[MED33115] perspicience, n. --> perspicience
[MED33116] perspicuate, adj. --> perspicuate
[MED33117] perspicuatli, adv. --> 
[MED33118] perspicuite, n. --> perspicuity
[MED33119] per-stone, n. --> 
[MED33119.5] persuable, adj. --> pursuable
[MED33120] persuasible, adj. --> persuasible
[MED33121] persuasioun, n. --> persuasion
[MED33122] persuntat, n. --> persuntat
[MED33123] pert(e, adj. --> pert
[MED33124] pert(e, adv. --> pert
[MED33125] perteininge, ger. --> pertaining
[MED33126] pertenen, v. --> pertain
[MED33127] perterminable, adj. --> perterminable
[MED33128] pertinace, adj. --> pertinace
[MED33129] pertinaceli, adv. --> 
[MED33130] pertinaci(e, n. --> pertinacy
[MED33131] pertinatli, adv. --> pertinately
[MED33132] pertinence, n. --> pertinence
[MED33133] pertinent, adj. --> pertinent
[MED33134] pertinentes, n.pl. --> pertinent
[MED33135] pertinentli, adv. --> pertinently
[MED33136] pertinous, adj. --> pertinous
[MED33137] pertli, adv. --> pertly
[MED33138] pertnesse, n. --> pertness
[MED33139] perturbacioun, n. --> perturbation
[MED33140] perturbate, adj. --> perturbate
[MED33141] perturbaunce, n. --> perturbance
[MED33142] perturben, v. --> perturb
[MED33143] perturber, n. --> perturber
[MED33144] perturbing(e, ger. --> perturbing
[MED33145] perturblen, v. --> pertrouble
[MED33146] pervenient, n. --> pervenient
[MED33147] perversarie, adj. --> perservary
[MED33148] pervers(e, adj. --> perverse
[MED33149] perversednesse, n. --> perversed
[MED33150] perversen, v. --> perverse
[MED33151] perversenes, n. --> perverseness
[MED33152] perversion, n. --> perversion
[MED33153] perversionat, adj. --> perversionate
[MED33154] perversiose, adj. --> perversiose
[MED33155] perversite, n. --> perversity
[MED33155.5] perversour, n. --> perverser
[MED33156] perverten, v. --> pervert
[MED33157] pervertible, adj. --> pervertible
[MED33158] perverting(e, ger. --> perverting
[MED33159] perverture, n. --> perverture
[MED33160] pervigilaunt, adj. --> pervigilaunt
[MED33161] pervink(e, n. --> periwinkle
[MED33162] pervinkle, n. --> periwinkle
[MED33163] pes, n. --> peace
[MED33164] pes, adj. --> peace
[MED33165] pes, interj. --> peace
[MED33166] pesable, adj. --> pesable
[MED33167] pesaunt, adj. --> peisant
[MED33168] pese, n. --> pease
[MED33169] pese-cod, n. --> peasecod
[MED33170] pesen, v. --> pease
[MED33171] pesful, adj. --> peaceful
[MED33172] pesfulli, adv. --> peacefully
[MED33173] pesible, adj. --> peaceable
[MED33174] pesiblenes(se, n. --> peaceableness
[MED33175] pesiblete, n. --> peaceability
[MED33176] pesibli(e, adv. --> peaceably
[MED33177] pesing(e, ger. --> peasing
[MED33178] pes-maker, n. --> peacemaker
[MED33179] pes-making, n. --> peacemaking
[MED33180] pes-man, n. --> peace man
[MED33181] peson, n. --> peson
[MED33182] pessari(e, n. --> pessary
[MED33183] pessarizen, v. --> pessarize
[MED33184] pesse, n. --> pesse
[MED33185] pessoner, n. --> pessoner
[MED33186] pestel, n. --> pestle
[MED33187] pestelen, v. --> pestle
[MED33188] pestellencius, adj. --> pestilentious
[MED33189] pestiferus, adj. --> pestiferous
[MED33190] pestilence, n. --> pestilence
[MED33191] pestilencial, adj. --> pestilential
[MED33192] pestilens, adj. --> pestilence
[MED33193] pestilent, adj. --> pestilent
[MED33194] pet(e, n.(1) --> pete
[MED33195] pete, n.(2) --> peat
[MED33196] pete-cure, n. --> petecury
[MED33197] Peter, n. --> Peter
[MED33198] Peter-peni, phr. --> Peter's penny
[MED33199] pethen, v. --> pith
[MED33200] peti, adj. --> petty
[MED33201] peticioner, n. --> petitioner
[MED33202] peticioun, n. --> petition
[MED33203] peti-cote, n. --> petticoat
[MED33204] petil, n. --> petil
[MED33205] petingale, n. --> petingale
[MED33205.5] peti-pet, n. --> petit pate
[MED33206] petir, n. --> pyrethrum
[MED33207] petit, adj. --> petit
[MED33208] petousful, adj. --> petousful
[MED33209] petra, n. --> petre
[MED33210] petrifaccioun, n. --> petrifaction
[MED33211] petrified, ppl. --> petrified
[MED33212] petroleum, n. --> petroleum
[MED33213] petrosili(e, n. --> petroselinum
[MED33214] petrous, adj. --> petrous
[MED33215] peudreas, n. --> 
[MED33216] peu(e, n.(1) --> pew
[MED33217] peue, n.(2) --> peue
[MED33218] peuen, v. --> pew
[MED33219] peuing(e, n. --> pewing
[MED33220] peuke, n. --> puke
[MED33221] peulen, v. --> pule
[MED33221.5] peusadanum, n. --> peucedanin
[MED33222] peutre, n. --> pewter
[MED33223] peutrer, n. --> pewterer
[MED33224] peverade, n. --> peverade
[MED33225] peverer, n. --> peverer
[MED33226] pevet, n. --> pivot
[MED33227] pevishnesse, n. --> peevishness
[MED33228] pewe-ars, n. --> pewe-ars
[MED33229] phager, n. --> 
[MED33230] phagiphanie, n. --> Phagiphany
[MED33231] phalange, n. --> phalange
[MED33232] Pharao, n. --> Pharaoh
[MED33233] phare, n. --> phare
[MED33234] phares, n. --> phares
[MED33235] pharise, n. --> Pharisee
[MED33236] phariseish, adj. --> phariseish
[MED33237] pharpel, n. --> pharpel
[MED33238] phase, n. --> phase
[MED33239] phebe, n. --> Phoebe
[MED33240] phebus, n. --> Phoebus
[MED33241] phenices, n.pl. --> phenices
[MED33242] phenicienes, n. pl. --> Phoenician
[MED33243] phigarg, n. --> pygarg
[MED33244] philarge, n. --> philarge
[MED33245] Philip, n. --> Philip
[MED33246] Philiste, n. --> Philistee
[MED33247] Philistienes, n. pl. --> Philistian
[MED33248] philologi(e, n. --> philology
[MED33249] philomen(e, n. --> Philomene
[MED33250] philosoficalli, adv. --> philosophically
[MED33251] philosophable, adj. --> philosophable
[MED33252] philosophe, n. --> philosophe
[MED33253] philosopherli, adv. --> philosopherly
[MED33254] philosophiant, adj. --> philosophiant
[MED33255] philosophical, adj. --> philosophical
[MED33256] philosophie, n. --> philosophy
[MED33257] philosophien, v. --> philosophy
[MED33258] philosophik, adj. --> philosophic
[MED33259] philosophre, n. --> philosopher
[MED33260] Phippe, n. --> phip
[MED33261] phisical(e, adj. --> physical
[MED33262] phisicien, n. --> physician
[MED33263] phisik, adj. --> physic
[MED33264] phisik(e, n. --> physic
[MED33265] phisiken, v. --> physic
[MED33266] Phisiologet, n. --> Physiologet
[MED33267] Phisiologus, n. --> Physiologus
[MED33268] phislias, n. --> phislias
[MED33269] phisonomi(e, n. --> physiognomy
[MED33270] phither, n. --> phither
[MED33271] phitoner(e, n. --> pythoner
[MED33272] phitonesse, n. --> pythoness
[MED33273] Phitoun, n. --> python
[MED33274] piacle, n. --> piacle
[MED33275] pia mater, n. --> pia mater
[MED33276] piante, n. --> piante
[MED33277] pibel, n. --> pebble
[MED33277.2] pibel, adj. --> pibel
[MED33277.5] pibeled, adj. --> pebbled
[MED33278] picard(e, n. --> Picard
[MED33279] picarder, n. --> picarder
[MED33280] picche, adj. --> picche
[MED33281] picche-fork(e, n. --> pikefork
[MED33282] picchelonges, adv. --> pitchlongs
[MED33283] picchen, v. --> pitch
[MED33284] picching(e, ger. --> pitching
[MED33285] piceat, adj. --> piceat
[MED33286] picecarole, n. --> picecarole
[MED33287] picer, n. --> picer
[MED33288] pich(e, n.(1) --> pitch
[MED33289] piche, n.(2) --> piche
[MED33290] pichen, v. --> pitch
[MED33291] picher(e, n. --> pitcher
[MED33292] pich-hil, n. --> pitch
[MED33293] pichi, adj. --> pitchy
[MED33294] piching(e, ger. --> pitching
[MED33295] pichtel, n. --> pightle
[MED33296] Pict, n. --> Pict
[MED33297] Picton-poke, n. --> Picton-poke
[MED33298] pictur(e, n. --> picture
[MED33299] pi(e, n.(1) --> pie
[MED33300] pi(e, n.(2) --> pie
[MED33301] pie, adj. --> pie
[MED33302] pied, adj. --> pied
[MED33303] pier, n. --> pier
[MED33304] Pierides, n. --> Pierides
[MED33305] piete, n. --> piety
[MED33306] pietous(e, adj. --> pietous
[MED33307] pig, n. --> pig
[MED33308] pigace, n. --> Pegasus
[MED33309] pigge, n. --> pig
[MED33310] piggen, v. --> pig
[MED33311] pigges-nie, n. --> pigsney
[MED33312] pighteling, n. --> pickling
[MED33313] pigin, n. --> piggin
[MED33314] pigle, n. --> pigle
[MED33315] Pigmaine, n. --> Pigmaine
[MED33316] pigme, n. --> pygmy
[MED33317] Pigmens, n. pl. --> pygman
[MED33318] pigment, n. --> pigment
[MED33319] pigmentari(e, n. --> pigmentary
[MED33320] pigre, n. --> pigger
[MED33321] pig-whei, n. --> pig whey
[MED33322] pijoun, n. --> pigeon
[MED33323] pikage, n. --> pickage
[MED33324] pik(e, n.(1) --> pike
[MED33325] pik(e, n.(2) --> pike
[MED33326] piked, adj. --> piked
[MED33327] pik(e-harneis, n. --> pick-harness
[MED33328] pikeis, n. --> pickaxe | pickax
[MED33329] pikel, n.(1) --> pickle
[MED33330] pikel, n.(2) --> pikel
[MED33331] pikeled, adj. --> peckled
[MED33332] pikel-foue, n. --> pikel-foue
[MED33333] pikelinge, ger. --> pickling
[MED33334] piken, v.(1) --> pick
[MED33335] piken, v.(2) --> peek
[MED33335.5] pikenes, n. --> pinkany
[MED33336] piker(e, n. --> picker
[MED33337] pikerel, n. --> pickerel
[MED33338] pike-stol(l)e, n. --> pykestole
[MED33339] piking(e, ger.(1) --> picking
[MED33340] pikinge, ger.(2) --> piking
[MED33341] piking-wande, n. --> piking-wande
[MED33342] pik-wrong, n. --> pik-wrong
[MED33343] pil, n. --> pill
[MED33344] pilage, n. --> pillage
[MED33345] Pilat(e, n. --> Pilate
[MED33346] pilch(e, n. --> pilch
[MED33347] pilched, adj. --> pilched
[MED33348] pilcher(e, n. --> pilcher
[MED33349] pil-cok, n. --> pillock
[MED33350] pil-corn, n. --> pilcorn
[MED33351] pilcraft(e, n. --> pilcrow
[MED33352] pil(e, n.(1) --> pile
[MED33353] pil(e, n.(2) --> pill
[MED33354] pil(e, n.(3) --> pile
[MED33355] pil(e, n.(4) --> pile
[MED33356] piled, adj. --> piled
[MED33357] pilednes(se, n. --> 
[MED33358] pilen, v.(1) --> pill
[MED33359] pilen, v.(2) --> pile
[MED33360] pilen, v.(3) --> pile
[MED33361] piler(e, n. --> pillar
[MED33362] pilered, adj. --> pillared
[MED33363] piles, n. pl.(1) --> pile
[MED33364] piles, n. pl.(2) --> pile
[MED33365] pile-whei, n. --> pilewhey
[MED33366] pile-wort, n. --> pilewort
[MED33367] pil-fel, n. --> pilfel
[MED33368] pilfre, n. --> pilfer
[MED33369] pilgrim, n. --> pilgrim
[MED33370] pilgrimage, n. --> pilgrimage
[MED33371] pilgrimagen, v. --> pilgrimage
[MED33372] pilgrimaging(e, ger. --> pilgrimaging
[MED33373] pilgrimer, n. --> pilgrimer
[MED33374] piling, ger.(1) --> piling
[MED33375] piling, ger.(2) --> piling
[MED33376] piling(e, ger. --> pilling
[MED33376.5] pilot, n. --> pilot
[MED33377] pilioun, n. --> pillion
[MED33378] pilken, v. --> pilch
[MED33379] pille, n. --> pill
[MED33380] pillerie, n. --> pillery
[MED33381] pillori(e, n. --> pillory
[MED33382] piln, n. --> pillion
[MED33383] pilocelle, n. --> pilosella
[MED33384] pilour, n.(1) --> piller
[MED33385] pilour, n.(2) --> pilour
[MED33386] pil-quit, n. --> pilquit
[MED33387] pilt, n. --> pilt
[MED33388] pilten, v. --> pilt
[MED33389] pilter, n. --> poulter
[MED33390] pilule, n. --> pilule
[MED33391] pilwe, n. --> pillow
[MED33392] pil-wer, n. --> pilliver
[MED33393] piment, n. --> piment
[MED33394] pimentari, n. --> pimentary
[MED33395] pimentarie, n. --> pimentary
[MED33396] pimpe, n. --> pimp
[MED33397] pimpernel(e, n. --> pimpernel
[MED33398] pimpernol, n. --> pimpernol
[MED33399] pimple, n. --> pimple
[MED33400] pin, n. --> pin
[MED33401] pinacle, n. --> pinnacle
[MED33402] pinacled, adj. --> pinnacled
[MED33403] pinade, n. --> pinade
[MED33404] pin-appel, n. --> pineapple
[MED33405] pinche, n. --> pinch
[MED33406] pinchen, v. --> pinch
[MED33407] pinche-peni, n. --> pinchpenny
[MED33408] pincher, n. --> pincher
[MED33409] pincherie, n. --> pincherie
[MED33410] pinching(e, ger. --> pinching
[MED33411] pinden, v. --> pind
[MED33412] pinder(e, n. --> pinder
[MED33413] pinding, ger. --> pinding
[MED33414] pine, n.(1) --> pine
[MED33415] pin(e, n.(2) --> pine
[MED33416] pinealby saunz-garde, n. --> pineably saunz-garde
[MED33417] pineat, adj. --> pineate
[MED33418] pine-doke, n. --> pinedoke
[MED33419] pinee, n. --> pinee
[MED33420] pinefulli, adv. --> pinefully
[MED33421] pinel, n. --> pingle
[MED33422] pinelesse, adj. --> painless
[MED33423] pinen, v. --> pine
[MED33424] pine-peni, n. --> pynepeny
[MED33424.5] pine-purse, n. --> pine-purse
[MED33425] pinere, n. --> piner
[MED33426] pinet, n. --> pinet
[MED33427] pineter, n. --> pineter
[MED33428] pin-fold, n. --> pinfold
[MED33429] pinful(e, adj. --> pineful
[MED33430] pingen, v. --> ping
[MED33431] pinguedo, n. --> pinguedo
[MED33432] pining(e, ger. --> pining
[MED33433] pinion, n. --> pinion
[MED33434] pinionade, n. --> pinionade
[MED33435] pinioned, adj. --> pinioned
[MED33436] pinkardine, n. --> pinkardine
[MED33436.5] pinnel, n. --> pinnule
[MED33437] pinnen, v. --> pin
[MED33438] pinner(e, n. --> pinner
[MED33439] pinning(e, ger. --> pinning
[MED33440] pinnok, n. --> pinnock
[MED33441] pin-note, n. --> pine nut
[MED33442] pinopin, n. --> pinopin
[MED33443] pinoun, n. --> pinion
[MED33444] pinousli, adv. --> pinously
[MED33445] pinsen, v. --> pinse
[MED33446] pinsing(e, ger. --> pinsing
[MED33447] pinson, n. --> pinson
[MED33448] pinsoun, n. --> pinsons
[MED33449] pinsour, n. --> pincer
[MED33450] pin-tail, n. --> pintail
[MED33451] pinte, n. --> pint
[MED33452] pintel, n. --> pintle
[MED33453] piol, adj. --> piol
[MED33454] pionad, n. --> pionade
[MED33455] pione, n. --> peony
[MED33456] piot, n. --> piet
[MED33457] pious, adj. --> pious
[MED33458] pip, n. --> pip
[MED33459] pipe, n.(1) --> pipe
[MED33460] pipe, n.(2) --> pipe
[MED33461] pipe, n.(3) --> pipe
[MED33462] piped, adj. --> piped
[MED33463] pipeling, adj. --> pipling
[MED33464] pipen, v. --> pipe
[MED33465] piper, n. --> piper
[MED33466] piper(e, n. --> piper
[MED33467] piperene, adj. --> piperine
[MED33468] piperhed, ppl. --> peppered
[MED33469] pipet, n. --> pipette
[MED33470] pipil&#x292;ende, adj. --> pipilzende
[MED33471] pipin, n. --> pippin
[MED33472] pipined, adj.</medHed><oedHed>pippin, n.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivitive"> pippined </oedSub> <norm>pippined
[MED33473] piping(e, ger. --> piping
[MED33474] pipingli, adv. --> pipingly
[MED33475] pip(pe, n. --> pip
[MED33476] piram, n. --> pyrame
[MED33477] piramidal, adj. &amp; n. --> pyramidal
[MED33478] piramis, n. --> pyramid
[MED33479] pirat(e, n. --> pirate
[MED33480] pire, adj. --> pire
[MED33481] piren, v. --> pire
[MED33482] piretalz, adj. --> piretalz
[MED33483] piretrum, n. --> pyrethrum
[MED33484] pirewinkes, n. --> pilliwinks
[MED33485] piri, n. --> pirrie
[MED33486] piriacioun, n. --> piriacioun
[MED33487] piri(e, n. --> perry
[MED33488] pirite, n. --> pyrite
[MED33489] pirl, n. --> pearl
[MED33490] pirle, adj. --> pirle
[MED33491] pirling, ppl. --> pirling
[MED33492] pirn, n. --> pirn
[MED33493] pirne, n. --> pirn
[MED33494] pirnel, n. --> pirnel
[MED33495] piromaunce, n. --> pyromancy
[MED33496] piromauncer, n. --> pyromancer
[MED33497] pirope, n. --> pyrope
[MED33498] pirre, n. --> pirre
[MED33499] pirrie, n. --> pirrie
[MED33500] pirtlen, v. --> pirtlen
[MED33501] pirwinken, v. --> pirewink
[MED33502] pirwit, n. --> pirwit
[MED33503] pisan(e, n. --> pisane
[MED33504] pis-balle, n. --> pisballe
[MED33505] piscaries, n.pl. --> piscary
[MED33506] piscate, n. --> piscate
[MED33507] pisce, n. --> piste
[MED33508] Pisces, n. --> Pisces
[MED33509] piscine, n. --> piscine
[MED33510] pis(e, n. --> pyse
[MED33511] pis(se, n. --> piss
[MED33512] pisse-mire, n. --> pismire
[MED33513] pissen, v. --> piss
[MED33514] pisse-pot, n. --> pisspot
[MED33515] pisser(e, n. --> pisser
[MED33516] pissing(e, ger. --> pissing
[MED33517] pistace, n. --> pistachio
[MED33518] pit, n. --> pit
[MED33519] pitaunce, n. --> pittance
[MED33520] pitauncer(e, n. --> pittancer
[MED33521] pite, n. --> pity
[MED33522] piteable, adj. --> pitiable
[MED33523] piteful, adj. --> pitiful
[MED33524] pitefulli, adv. --> pitifully
[MED33525] piteles, adj. --> pitiless
[MED33526] piter-pater, n. --> pitter-patter
[MED33527] piter-pateren, v. --> pitter-patter
[MED33528] pit-falle, n. --> pitfall
[MED33529] pit-fallen, v. --> pitfall
[MED33530] pith(e, n. --> pith
[MED33531] pithi, adj. --> pithy
[MED33532] pithili, adv. --> pithily
[MED33533] pitien, v. --> pity
[MED33534] pitling, n. --> pitling
[MED33535] pitous, adj. --> piteous
[MED33536] pitousli, adv. --> piteously
[MED33537] pitousnesse, n. --> piteousness
[MED33538] pitouste, n. --> pitousty
[MED33539] pittiabli, adv. --> pittiably
[MED33540] pitti(e, adj. --> pitty
[MED33541] pix(e, n. --> pyx
[MED33542] placable, adj. --> placable
[MED33543] placchis, n.pl. --> placchis
[MED33544] place, n. --> place
[MED33545] placebo, n. --> placebo
[MED33546] placeles, adj. --> placeless
[MED33547] placeli, adv. --> placely
[MED33548] placen, v. --> place
[MED33549] placing, ger. --> placing
[MED33550] placingli, adv. --> placingly
[MED33551] plagative, adj. --> plagative
[MED33552] plage, n.(1) --> plage
[MED33553] plage, n.(2) --> plague
[MED33554] plagelle, n. --> plagelle
[MED33555] plagellen, v. --> plagelle
[MED33556] plai, n. --> plaie
[MED33557] plaiabil, adj. --> playable
[MED33558] plaien, v. --> plaien
[MED33559] plaili, adj. --> playly
[MED33560] plain(e, n. --> plain
[MED33561] plain(e, adj. --> plain
[MED33562] plain(e, adv. --> plain
[MED33563] plaing, ger. --> plaing
[MED33564] plainli(e, adv. --> plainly
[MED33565] plainnes, n. --> plainness
[MED33566] plain-song, n. --> plainsong
[MED33567] plainte, n. --> plainte
[MED33568] plain-werk, n. --> plain work
[MED33569] plais(e, n. --> plaice
[MED33570] plaishes, n. --> plaishes
[MED33571] plaite, n. --> plait
[MED33572] plake, n. --> plake
[MED33573] plakke, n. --> plack
[MED33574] planchette, n. --> planchette
[MED33575] planching, ger. --> planching
[MED33576] planchon, n. --> planchon
[MED33576.5] plancte, n. --> planctus
[MED33577] plane, n.(1) --> plane
[MED33578] plane, n.(2) --> plane
[MED33579] plane-metrie, n. --> planimetry
[MED33580] planen, v.(1) --> plane
[MED33581] planen, v.(2) --> plane
[MED33582] planer(e, n. --> planer
[MED33583] planet(e, n.(1) --> planet
[MED33584] planete, n.(2) --> planeta
[MED33585] planing(e, ger. --> planing
[MED33586] planir, adj. --> planir
[MED33587] planishing, ger. --> planishing
[MED33588] planisperie, n. --> planisphere
[MED33589] plankage, n. --> plankage
[MED33590] plank(e, n. --> plank
[MED33591] planken, v. --> plank
[MED33592] planking, ger. --> planking
[MED33593] plantacioun, n. --> plantation
[MED33594] plantago, n. --> plantago
[MED33595] plantatif, adj. --> plantatif
[MED33596] plantein(e, n. --> plantain
[MED33597] plantisoun, n. --> plantisoun
[MED33598] plash(e, n. --> plash
[MED33599] plasmacioun, n. --> plasmation
[MED33600] plasmator, n. --> plasmatour
[MED33601] plasterer, n. --> plasterer
[MED33602] plasterlike, adj. --> plasterlike
[MED33603] plastre, n. --> plaster
[MED33604] plastren, v. --> plaster
[MED33605] plastrewise, adv. --> plasterwise
[MED33606] plastri, adj. --> plastery
[MED33607] plastring(e, ger. --> plastering
[MED33608] plat, n. --> plat
[MED33609] plat, adj. --> plat
[MED33610] plat, adv. --> plat
[MED33611] platan, n. --> platan
[MED33612] plat(e, n. --> plate
[MED33613] plateine, n. --> platen
[MED33614] platen, v. --> plate
[MED33615] platener, n. --> platener
[MED33616] plater, n. --> platter
[MED33617] plat-fish, n. --> platfish
[MED33618] platli(e, adv. --> platly
[MED33619] platlinges, adv. --> platlings
[MED33620] plat-rof, n. --> plat-roof
[MED33621] platten, v.(1) --> plat
[MED33622] platten, v.(2) --> plat
[MED33623] platten, v.(3) --> pleat
[MED33624] plattinge, ger. --> platting
[MED33625] plaunche, n. --> planch
[MED33626] plauncher, n. --> plancher
[MED33627] plauncheren, v. --> plancher
[MED33628] plaunchering, ger. --> planchering
[MED33629] plaunt(e, n.(1) --> plant
[MED33630] plaunte, n.(2) --> plant
[MED33631] plaunten, v. --> plant
[MED33632] plaunter, n. --> planter
[MED33633] plaunting, ger. --> plaunting
[MED33634] plaunting(e, ger. --> planting
[MED33635] plauntoun, n. --> plantoun
[MED33636] ple, n. --> plea
[MED33637] please, n. --> please
[MED33638] pleasurance, n. --> pleasurance
[MED33639] plechen, v. --> pleach
[MED33640] pleching, ger. --> pleaching
[MED33641] plectori(e, n. --> plethory
[MED33642] plectorik, n. --> plethoric
[MED33643] plectorik, adj. --> plethoric
[MED33644] plectrum, n. --> plectrum
[MED33645] pledable, adj. --> pleadable
[MED33646] pleden, v. --> plead
[MED33647] plederie, n. --> pleadery
[MED33648] pleding(e, ger. --> pleading
[MED33649] pledour, n. --> pleader
[MED33650] plegge, n.(1) --> pledge
[MED33651] plegge, n.(2) --> plegge
[MED33652] pleggen, v. --> pledge
[MED33653] plei(e, n. --> play
[MED33654] pleien, v.(1) --> play
[MED33655] pleien, v.(2) --> plea
[MED33656] pleiere, n. --> player
[MED33657] pleiful, adj. --> playful
[MED33658] pleiinge, ger. --> playing
[MED33659] pleiinge, adv. --> play
[MED33660] pleiingli, adv. --> playingly
[MED33661] plein, adv. --> plain
[MED33662] pleinandli, adv. --> plainandly
[MED33663] pleinaunt, adj. --> plainant
[MED33664] pleine, n.(1) --> plain
[MED33665] pleine, n.(2) --> plain
[MED33666] plein(e, adj. --> plain
[MED33667] pleinen, v. --> plain
[MED33668] pleiner(e, n. --> plainer
[MED33669] pleininge, ger. --> plaining
[MED33670] pleinli, adv. --> plainly
[MED33670.5] pleinmetric, adj. --> planometric
[MED33671] pleint(e, n. --> plaint
[MED33672] pleinten, v.(1) --> plaint
[MED33673] pleinten, v.(2) --> pleinten
[MED33674] pleintful, adj. --> plaintful
[MED33675] pleintif, n. --> plaintiff
[MED33676] pleintif, adj. --> plaintive
[MED33677] pleintuoushede, n. --> pleintuoushede
[MED33678] pleit, n. --> plait | pleat | plight
[MED33679] pleiten, v. --> plait
[MED33680] pleiting(e, ger. --> plighting, n.
[MED33681] plek(ke, n. --> pleck
[MED33682] plekked, adj. --> plecked
[MED33683] plenarie, adj. --> plenary
[MED33684] plener(e, adj. --> plenar
[MED33685] plener(e, adv. --> plenar
[MED33686] plenerli, adj. --> plenarly
[MED33687] plenerli(e, adv. --> plenarly
[MED33688] plenerte, n. --> plenarty
[MED33689] pleni-lune, n. --> plenilune
[MED33690] plenitude, n. --> plenitude
[MED33691] plente, n. --> plenty
[MED33692] plente, adj. --> plenty
[MED33693] plenteful, adj. --> plentiful
[MED33694] plentefulli, adv. --> plentifully
[MED33695] plenteli, adv. --> plentily
[MED33696] plentenes(se, n. --> plentiness
[MED33697] plenteth, n. --> plenty
[MED33698] plenteth, adj. --> plenteth
[MED33699] plentethnes, n. --> plentiness
[MED33700] plentevous, adj. --> plenteous
[MED33701] plentevouse, adv. --> plenteous
[MED33702] plentevousli, adv. --> plenteously
[MED33703] plentevousnes(se, n. --> plenteousness
[MED33704] plentevouste, n. --> plenteouste
[MED33705] plentive, adj. --> plentive
[MED33706] plesable, adj. --> pleasable
[MED33707] plesabli, adv. --> plesably
[MED33708] plesandli, adv. --> plesandly
[MED33709] plesaunce, n.(1) --> pleasance
[MED33710] plesaunce, n.(2) --> pleasance
[MED33711] plesaunt(e, adj. --> pleasant
[MED33712] plesauntli, adv. --> pleasantly
[MED33713] plesen, v. --> please
[MED33714] plesere, n. --> pleaser
[MED33715] plesing(e, ger. --> pleasing
[MED33716] plesingli, adv. --> pleasingly
[MED33717] plesir(e, n. --> pleasure
[MED33718] pleson, n. --> pleson
[MED33719] pletable, adj. --> pleadable
[MED33720] pleten, v. --> plead
[MED33721] pletere, n. --> pleader
[MED33722] pleting(e, ger. --> pleading
[MED33723] pletour, n. --> pleader
[MED33724] pleura, n. --> pleura
[MED33725] pleuresi, n. --> pleurisy
[MED33726] plevine, n. --> plevin
[MED33727] plex, n. --> plex
[MED33728] pliable, adj. --> pliable
[MED33729] Pliades, n. --> Pleiad
[MED33730] pliaunt, adj. --> pliant
[MED33731] pliauntnesse, n. --> pliantness
[MED33732] plicable, adj. --> plicable
[MED33733] plicacioun, n. --> plication
[MED33734] plicature, n. --> plicature
[MED33735] plicchen, v. --> plitch
[MED33736] plicchinge, ger. --> plitching
[MED33737] plien, v.(1) --> ply
[MED33738] plien, v.(2) --> ply
[MED33739] plight, n. --> plight
[MED33740] plighten, v. --> plight
[MED33741] plightful, adj. --> plightful
[MED33742] plighti, adj. --> plighty
[MED33743] plightles, adj. --> plightless
[MED33744] plightliche, adj. --> plightly
[MED33744.5] plih, n. --> plih
[MED33745] pliinge, ger. --> ply
[MED33746] pliken, v. --> plicate
[MED33747] plinch, n. --> plinch
[MED33748] pliris, n. --> pliris
[MED33749] plodder, n. --> plodder
[MED33750] plog-her-bondes, n. pl. --> plougherband
[MED33751] plom, adj. --> plumb
[MED33752] plomaile, n. --> plomayle
[MED33753] plomer, n. --> plomer
[MED33754] plomptinge, ger. --> plomptinge
[MED33755] plomte, adj. --> plumetty
[MED33755.5] ploppe, n. --> ploppe
[MED33756] plot, n. --> plot
[MED33757] plotmele, adv. --> plotmeal
[MED33758] ploued, ppl. --> ploughed | plowed
[MED33759] plouen, v. --> plough | plow
[MED33760] plough, n. --> plough | plow
[MED33761] plough-lond, n. --> ploughland | plowland
[MED33762] plough-man, n. --> ploughman | plowman
[MED33763] plough-wrighte, n. --> ploughwright|plowright
[MED33764] plouing(e, ger. --> ploughing | plowing
[MED33765] plouke, n. --> plouk
[MED33766] ploukki, adj. --> plouky
[MED33767] ploume, n. --> plum
[MED33768] ploume-tre, n. --> plum tree
[MED33769] ploungi, adj. --> plungy
[MED33770] plouren, v. --> plore
[MED33771] plouringe, ger. --> ploring
[MED33772] plover, n. --> plover
[MED33773] plud(de, n. --> plud
[MED33774] pluk(ke, n. --> pluck
[MED33775] plukked, adj. --> plouked
[MED33776] plukken, v. --> pluck
[MED33777] plukker, n. --> plucker
[MED33778] plukking(e, ger. --> plucking
[MED33779] plum, n. --> plumb
[MED33780] plum, adv. --> plumb
[MED33781] plumaciol, n. --> plumaciol
[MED33782] plumage, n. --> plumage
[MED33783] plumb, n. --> plumb
[MED33784] plumbate, n. --> plumbata
[MED33785] plumben, v. --> plumb
[MED33786] plumber, n. --> plumber
[MED33787] plumberi, n. --> plumbery
[MED33788] plumbi, v. --> plum
[MED33789] plumbing, ger. --> plumbing
[MED33790] plum(e, n. --> plume
[MED33791] plumen, v. --> plume
[MED33792] plumer, n. --> plumer
[MED33793] plumere, n. --> plumer
[MED33794] plumet, n. --> plummet
[MED33795] plumines, n. --> plumminess
[MED33796] pluming, ger. --> pluming
[MED33797] plummi, adj. --> plummy
[MED33798] plump, n.(1) --> plump
[MED33799] plump, n.(2) --> plump
[MED33800] plumpen, v. --> plump
[MED33801] plum-right, adj. --> plumb right
[MED33802] plumstere, n. --> plumster
[MED33803] plunge, n. --> plunge
[MED33804] plungen, v. --> plunge
[MED33805] plunginge, ger. --> plunging
[MED33806] plunket, n. --> plunket
[MED33807] plunket, adj. --> plunket
[MED33808] pluperfith, adj. --> pluperfect
[MED33809] pluralite, n. --> plurality
[MED33810] plurel, n. --> plural
[MED33811] plurel, adj. --> plural
[MED33812] plureli, adv. --> plurally
[MED33813] plurer, adj. --> plurar
[MED33814] pluries, n. --> pluries
[MED33815] plurified, ppl. --> plurified
[MED33816] plus chaud, adj. phr. --> plus chaud
[MED33817] plute, n. --> plute
[MED33818] pluteal, adj. --> pluteal
[MED33819] Pluto, n. --> Pluto
[MED33819.5] plud, n. --> plud
[MED33820] pluvious, adj. --> pluvious
[MED33821] pniger, n. --> pniger
[MED33822] po, n. --> po
[MED33823] poauger, n. --> poauger
[MED33824] poche, n. --> poach&#xE9;
[MED33825] poched, ppl. --> poached
[MED33826] pocioun, n. --> potion
[MED33827] po-cok, n. --> peacock
[MED33828] po-coklich, adj. --> peaockly
[MED33829] podagra, n. --> podagra
[MED33830] podagre, n. --> podagre
[MED33831] podagre, adj. --> podagre
[MED33832] podagred, adj. --> podagred
[MED33833] podagric, adj. --> podagric
[MED33834] pod(e, n. --> pode
[MED33835] podel, n. --> puddle
[MED33836] poding, n. --> pudding
[MED33837] podinger, n. --> puddinger
[MED33838] podisme, n. --> podism
[MED33839] podorius, n. --> podorius
[MED33840] pod-ware, n. --> podder
[MED33841] poer, n. --> poer
[MED33842] poesi(e, n. --> poesy
[MED33842.5] poetable, adj. --> poetable
[MED33843] poet(e, n. --> poet
[MED33844] poetical, adj. --> poetical
[MED33845] poeticalli, adv. --> poetically
[MED33846] poetli, adj. --> poetly
[MED33847] poetresse, n. --> poetress
[MED33848] poetri(e, n. --> poetry
[MED33849] poffoun, n. --> puffin
[MED33850] pofire, n. --> pofire
[MED33851] poften, v. --> poften
[MED33852] po-hen, n. --> peahen
[MED33853] Poil(e, n. --> Apulia
[MED33854] Poileis, adj. --> Apulia
[MED33855] poinaunt, adj. --> poignant
[MED33856] poine, n.(1) --> punye
[MED33857] poine, n.(2) --> punye
[MED33858] poinen, v. --> poin
[MED33859] poinet, n. --> poignet
[MED33860] poininge, ger. --> poining
[MED33861] point-devis, n. --> point-device
[MED33862] pointe, n.(1) --> point
[MED33863] pointe, n.(2) --> point
[MED33864] pointel, n. --> pointel
[MED33865] pointelinge, adv. --> pointling
[MED33866] pointement, n. --> pointment
[MED33867] pointen, v.(1) --> point
[MED33868] pointen, v.(2) --> point
[MED33869] pointere, n. --> pointure
[MED33870] pointinge, ger.(1) --> pointing
[MED33871] pointinge, ger.(2) --> pointing
[MED33872] pointles, adj. --> pointless
[MED33873] pointure, n. --> pointure
[MED33874] pois, n. --> poise
[MED33875] poisaunt, adj. --> poisant
[MED33876] poisen, v. --> poise
[MED33877] poisonen, v. --> poison
[MED33878] poisonere, n. --> poisoner
[MED33879] poisoning(e, ger. --> poisoning
[MED33880] poisonment, n. --> poisonment
[MED33881] poisoun, n. --> poison
[MED33881.5] poisounous, adj. --> poisonous
[MED33882] poisour, n. --> poiser
[MED33883] Poitevin, n. --> Poitevin
[MED33884] Poitevineresse, n. --> poitevineresse
[MED33885] poi-tre, n. --> poitre
[MED33886] pok, n. --> pock
[MED33887] poke, n. --> poke
[MED33888] poke-aver, n. --> pokeaver
[MED33889] pokeful, n. --> pokeful
[MED33890] poken, v.(1) --> poke
[MED33891] poken, v.(2) --> poke
[MED33892] pokere, n. --> poker
[MED33893] pokerounce, n. --> pokerounce
[MED33894] poket, n. --> pocket
[MED33894.5] pokkerer, n. --> pokkerer
[MED33895] pokki, adj. --> pocky
[MED33896] pol, n. --> pol
[MED33897] polaille, n. --> pullaile
[MED33898] Polaine, n.(1) --> Polaine
[MED33899] polaine, n.(2) --> polaine
[MED33900] polastre, n. --> polastre
[MED33901] pol-axe, n. --> poleaxe | poleax
[MED33902] pol-bere, n. --> poll-bere
[MED33903] pol-cat, n. --> polecat
[MED33904] poldavis, n. --> poldavy
[MED33905] pol(e, n.(1) --> pole
[MED33906] pol(e, n.(2) --> pole
[MED33907] pol(e, n.(3) --> pool
[MED33908] pole-anker, n. --> polancre
[MED33909] polein(e, n.(1) --> polaine
[MED33910] polein(e, n.(2) --> poleyn
[MED33911] polein(e, n.(3) --> poleyn
[MED33912] polen, v. --> pool
[MED33913] polenta, n. --> polenta
[MED33914] poleshesi, n. --> poleshesi
[MED33915] polet, n. --> pullet
[MED33916] pol-hache, n. --> pollhache
[MED33917] pol-hachet, n. --> polhachet
[MED33918] pol-hed, n. --> powhead
[MED33919] poliarke, n. --> poliarke
[MED33920] policari(e, n. --> policarie
[MED33921] policie, n. --> policy
[MED33922] Polimia, n. --> Polimia
[MED33923] polimite, adj. --> polymite
[MED33924] polip(e, n. --> polyp
[MED33925] polipodi(e, n. --> polypody
[MED33926] polipus, n. --> polypus
[MED33927] polishen, v. --> polish
[MED33928] polishing(e, ger. --> polishing
[MED33929] polit(e, adj. --> polite
[MED33930] politik, n. --> politic
[MED33931] politik(e, adj. --> politic
[MED33932] politikeli, adv. --> politicly
[MED33933] polk(e, n. --> pulk
[MED33934] pollange, n. --> polancre
[MED33935] pollard, n. --> pollard
[MED33936] pollart, n. --> pollart
[MED33937] polle, n. --> poll
[MED33938] pollen, v. --> poll
[MED33939] polle-wode, n. --> pollewode
[MED33940] pollible, adj. --> polible
[MED33941] pollicied, ppl. --> policied
[MED33942] pollicier, n. --> policier
[MED33943] polligoni, n. --> polygony
[MED33944] polling(e, ger. --> polling
[MED33945] pollipod, n. --> polypod
[MED33946] polloten, n. --> ballote
[MED33947] pollucioun, n. --> pollution
[MED33948] polluten, v. --> pollute
[MED33949] polluting, ger. --> polluting
[MED33950] polrenes, n.pl. --> polrenes
[MED33951] polron, n. --> pouldron
[MED33952] polte-net, n. --> pout net
[MED33953] pol-wigle, n. --> pollywog
[MED33954] pomade, n. --> pomade
[MED33955] pome, n. --> pome
[MED33956] pome-garnet(e, n. --> pomegranate
[MED33957] pomel, n. --> pommel
[MED33958] pomel, adj. --> pomel
[MED33959] pomele, adj. --> pommely
[MED33960] pomeled, ppl. --> pomeled
[MED33961] pomeliere, n. --> pomeliere
[MED33962] pomendambre, n. --> pomander
[MED33963] pomer, n. --> pomary
[MED33964] pomeri, n. --> pomary
[MED33965] pomet, adj. --> pometty
[MED33966] pomis, n. --> pomace
[MED33967] pomis(e, n. --> pumice
[MED33968] pomisen, v. --> pumice
[MED33969] pomoun, n. --> pomoun
[MED33970] pomp(e, n. --> pomp
[MED33971] pomp(e-holi, adj. --> pompe-holy
[MED33972] pompen, v. --> pomp
[MED33973] pomperi, n. --> pompery
[MED33974] pomple, n. --> pomple
[MED33975] pomplen, v. --> pomple
[MED33976] pomposite, n. --> pomposity
[MED33977] pompous, adj. --> pompous
[MED33978] pompousnesse, n. --> pompousness
[MED33979] pomppe, n. --> pomppe
[MED33980] pon, n. --> pon
[MED33981] ponde, n. --> ponde
[MED33982] ponder, n. --> ponder
[MED33983] ponderacion, n. --> ponderation
[MED33984] ponderate, adj. --> ponderate
[MED33985] ponderen, v. --> ponder
[MED33986] ponderosite, n. --> ponderosity
[MED33987] ponderous, adj. --> ponderous
[MED33988] ponderousli, adv. --> ponderously
[MED33989] ponderusnes, n. --> ponderousness
[MED33990] pondren, v. --> pondre
[MED33991] pondresse, adv. --> pondresse
[MED33992] pondring, ger. --> pondering
[MED33993] pone, n. --> pone
[MED33994] ponticite, n. --> ponticity
[MED33995] pontifical, n. --> pontifical
[MED33996] pontifical, adj. --> pontifical
[MED33997] pontificalli, adv. --> pontifically
[MED33998] pontificalte, n. --> pontificality
[MED33999] pontificate, n. --> pontificate
[MED34000] pontik(e, adj. --> Pontic
[MED34000.5] pontiknesse, n. --> ponticness
[MED34000.7] pontish, adj. --> pontish
[MED34001] popard, n. --> popard
[MED34002] popatrice, n. --> popatrice
[MED34003] pope, n. --> pope
[MED34004] popedom, n. --> popedom
[MED34005] popehed(e, n. --> popehood
[MED34006] pope-holi, adj. --> pope-holy
[MED34007] popel, n.(1) --> pople
[MED34008] popel, n.(2) --> popple
[MED34009] popeler(e, n. --> popeler
[MED34010] popelot(e, n. --> popelot
[MED34011] poper, n. --> poper
[MED34012] poperen, v. --> popper
[MED34013] pope-riche, n. --> poperiche
[MED34014] popeshipe, n. --> popeship
[MED34015] popet, n. --> poppet
[MED34016] popi(e, n.(1) --> poppy
[MED34017] popi(e, n.(2) --> poppy
[MED34018] popiliol, n.</medHed><oedHed>popple, n.1</oedHed><oedSub type="compound"> popple-tree </oedSub> <norm>popple-tree
[MED34019] popilioun, n. --> populeon
[MED34020] popin, n. --> poppin
[MED34021] popin(e, n. --> poppin
[MED34022] poplande, ppl. --> poppling
[MED34023] pople, n.(1) --> popple
[MED34024] pople, n.(2) --> popple
[MED34025] popler(e, n. --> poplar
[MED34026] poplitica, n. --> poplitic
[MED34027] pop(pe, n.(1) --> pop
[MED34028] poppe, n.(2) --> pop
[MED34029] poppen, v.(1) --> pop
[MED34030] poppen, v.(2) --> pop
[MED34031] popper(e, n. --> popper
[MED34032] popping(e, ger. --> popping
[MED34033] populer, adj. --> popular
[MED34034] populous, adj. --> populous
[MED34035] por, n. --> purr
[MED34036] porcelle, n. --> porcelle
[MED34037] porcerie, n. --> porkery
[MED34038] porche, n. --> porch
[MED34039] porcher, n. --> porcher
[MED34040] porcine, adj. --> porcine
[MED34041] porcionables, adj.pl. --> portionable
[MED34042] porcioun, n. --> portion
[MED34043] porciounel, adj. --> portional
[MED34044] porciounen, v. --> portion
[MED34045] pore, n.(1) --> pore
[MED34046] pore, n.(2) --> pore
[MED34047] porelet, n. --> porelet
[MED34048] poret, n. --> porret
[MED34049] porette, n. --> porette
[MED34050] porfereit, adj. --> porphyrite
[MED34051] porful, adj. --> poorful
[MED34052] porisme, n. --> porism
[MED34053] pork-de-spine, n. --> pourpoint
[MED34054] pork(e, n. --> pork
[MED34055] porknel, n. --> porknell
[MED34056] porosacioun, n. --> porosacioun
[MED34057] porosing, ger. --> porosing
[MED34058] porosite, n. --> porosity
[MED34059] porous, adj. --> porous
[MED34060] porpeis, n. --> porpoise
[MED34061] porphirie, n. --> porphyry
[MED34062] porphiritike, adj. --> porphyritic
[MED34063] porrales, adj. pl. --> porrales
[MED34064] porre, n. --> porre
[MED34065] porrecten, v. --> porrect
[MED34066] porrei, n. --> porray
[MED34067] porren, v. --> purr
[MED34068] porringe, ger. --> purring
[MED34069] porringer, n. --> porringer
[MED34070] port, n.(1) --> port
[MED34071] port, n.(2) --> port
[MED34072] port, n.(3) --> port
[MED34073] port, n.(4) --> port
[MED34074] porta, n. --> porta
[MED34075] portable, adj. --> portable
[MED34076] portacioun, n. --> portation
[MED34077] portage, n. --> portage
[MED34078] portal, n. --> portal
[MED34079] portanarie, n. --> portanarie
[MED34080] portatif, adj. --> portative
[MED34081] port-colens, n.pl. --> portcullis
[MED34082] port-colice, n. --> portcullis
[MED34083] port(e, n. --> port
[MED34084] porte-lof, n. --> portlof
[MED34085] portenden, v. --> portend
[MED34086] porter, n. --> porter
[MED34087] porteres(se, n.(1) --> portress
[MED34088] porteresse, n.(2) --> porteress
[MED34089] porter-ferres, n.pl. --> porterferres
[MED34090] portershipe, n. --> portership
[MED34091] porthien-keis, n. --> porthienkeis
[MED34092] port-hors, n. --> porteous
[MED34093] portiform(e, n. --> portiforium
[MED34094] Portingal(e, n. --> Portugal
[MED34095] Portingalers, n.pl. --> Portingaler
[MED34096] port-ireve, n. --> portireve
[MED34097] Portiugalens, n.pl. --> Portugal
[MED34098] Portli, adj. --> portly
[MED34099] port-man, n. --> portman
[MED34100] port-man-eit, n. --> portmannet
[MED34101] port-man-mot, n. --> portmanmoot
[MED34102] port-manrie, n. --> portmanry
[MED34103] port-mot, n. --> portmoot
[MED34104] portour, n. --> porter
[MED34105] port-pain, n. --> port-pain
[MED34106] portraien, v. --> portray
[MED34107] portraiinge, ger. --> portraying
[MED34108] Portraiour, n. --> portrayer
[MED34108.5] portraite, n. --> portrait
[MED34109] portraitour, n. --> portraitour
[MED34110] portraiture, n. --> portraiture
[MED34111] portred, ppl. --> porture
[MED34112] port-reve, n. --> portreeve
[MED34113] port-reveshipe, n.</medHed><oedHed>portreeve, n.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> portreeveship </oedSub> <norm>portreeveship
[MED34114] port salut, n. --> port salut
[MED34115] portulake, n. --> portulac
[MED34116] portularie, n. --> portularie
[MED34117] porture, n.(1) --> porture
[MED34118] porture, n.(2) --> porture
[MED34119] port-wei, n. --> port-way
[MED34120] pos, n. --> pose
[MED34121] pose, n. --> pose
[MED34122] poselet, ppl. --> poselet
[MED34123] posen, v. --> pose
[MED34124] posicioun, n. --> position
[MED34125] positif, adj. --> positive
[MED34126] Positiveli, adv. --> positively
[MED34127] poslingas, n.pl. --> poslingas
[MED34128] posse, n. --> poss
[MED34129] posseden, v. --> possede
[MED34130] possenet, n. --> posnet
[MED34131] possessen, v. --> possess
[MED34132] possessiant, adj. as n. --> possessiant
[MED34133] possessif, adj. --> possessive
[MED34134] possessing, ger. --> possessing
[MED34135] possessionat(e, adj. --> possessionate
[MED34136] possessioned, ppl. --> possessioned
[MED34137] possessioun, n. --> possession
[MED34138] possessiouner, n. --> possessioner
[MED34139] possessorie, adj. --> possessory
[MED34140] possessour, n. --> possessor
[MED34141] posset, n. --> posset
[MED34142] possibilite, n. --> possibility
[MED34143] possible, adj. --> possible
[MED34144] possible, adv. --> possible
[MED34145] possibli, adv. --> possibly
[MED34146] possing, ger. --> possing
[MED34147] post, n.(1) --> post
[MED34148] post, n.(2) --> poust
[MED34149] postata, n. --> postate
[MED34150] postcommune, n. --> post-common
[MED34151] postel, n.(1) --> postel
[MED34152] postel, n.(2) --> postel
[MED34153] posterialle, adj. --> posterial
[MED34154] posteriorite, n. --> posteriority
[MED34155] posterite, n. --> posterity
[MED34156] postern(e, n. --> postern
[MED34157] posthumus, adj. --> posthumous
[MED34158] postilen, v. --> postil
[MED34159] postillaten, v. --> postillate
[MED34160] postillatour, n. --> postillator
[MED34161] postille, n. --> postil
[MED34162] posting, ger. --> posting
[MED34163] postulacioun, n. --> postulation
[MED34164] postulate, adj. --> postulate
[MED34165] pot, n. --> pote
[MED34166] potable, adj. --> potable
[MED34167] potacioun, n. --> potation
[MED34168] potage, n. --> pottage
[MED34169] potager, n. --> pottinger
[MED34170] potager(e, n. --> potager
[MED34171] pot(e, n.(1) --> pot
[MED34172] pote, n.(2) --> pote
[MED34173] potel(le, n. --> pottle
[MED34174] potel(l)er, n. --> potteler
[MED34175] poten, v. --> pote
[MED34176] potence, n.(1) --> potence
[MED34177] potence, n.(2) --> potence
[MED34178] potencial(e, adj. Also pl. (as noun) --> potential
[MED34179] potencialli, adv. --> potentially
[MED34180] potencie, n. --> potency
[MED34181] potent, adj. --> potent
[MED34182] potentat, n. --> potentate
[MED34183] potent(e, n. --> potent
[MED34184] pot-erons, n. --> potron
[MED34185] potestat(e, n. --> potestate
[MED34186] poteste, n. --> poteste
[MED34187] poteus, n. --> poteus
[MED34188] pot-falda, n. --> potfalda
[MED34189] potful, n. --> potful
[MED34190] pothelen, v. --> puddle
[MED34191] poting, n. --> potting
[MED34191.5] potisis, n. --> phthisis
[MED34191.6] potkin, n. --> potkin
[MED34192] pot-scarth, n. --> potscar
[MED34193] pot-shord, n. --> pot shard
[MED34194] pot-stikke, n. --> potstick
[MED34195] potte, n. --> pot
[MED34196] potter(e, n. --> potter
[MED34197] pot-therm, n. --> pot therm
[MED34198] potting, ger. --> potting
[MED34199] pot-walling, ger. --> pot-walling
[MED34200] poubli, adj. --> poubli
[MED34201] pouche, n. --> pouch
[MED34202] poucher, n. --> poucher
[MED34202.5] pouderouse, adj. --> powderous
[MED34203] poudre, n.(1) --> powder
[MED34204] poudre, n.(2) --> poudre
[MED34205] poudreie, n. --> poudreye
[MED34206] poudren, v. --> powder
[MED34207] poudri, adj. --> powdery
[MED34208] poudringe, ger. --> powdering
[MED34208.5] poudrish, adj. --> powderish
[MED34209] pouer(e, n. --> power
[MED34210] pouerful, adj. --> powerful
[MED34211] pouerles, adj. --> powerless
[MED34212] pough(e, n. --> pough
[MED34213] poughen, v. --> pough
[MED34214] pouk(e, n. --> puck
[MED34215] poukel, n. --> puckle
[MED34216] pouker, n. --> pouker
[MED34217] pouk-nedle, n. --> pookneedle
[MED34218] pouk-wein, n. --> poukwain
[MED34219] Poul(e, n. --> Paul
[MED34220] Poulines, n.pl. --> Pauline
[MED34221] poullok, n. --> pollack
[MED34222] pounas, n. --> pounas
[MED34223] pounce, n.(1) --> pounce
[MED34224] pounce, n.(2) --> pounce
[MED34225] pouncen, v. --> punch | pounce
[MED34226] pouncinge, ger. --> pouncing
[MED34227] poundage, n. --> poundage
[MED34228] poundale, n. --> poundale
[MED34229] pound(e, n.(1) --> pound
[MED34230] pound(e, n.(2) --> pond
[MED34231] poundel(mele, adv. --> pound-meal
[MED34232] pounden, v. --> pounden
[MED34233] pounder, n. --> pounder
[MED34234] pounding, ger. --> pounding
[MED34235] poundlik, adv. --> pound-like
[MED34236] poundmel(e, adv. --> pound-meal
[MED34237] pound-nedle, n. --> poundneedle
[MED34238] poundrelle, n. --> poundrel
[MED34239] poun(e, n.(1) --> pawn
[MED34240] poun(e, n.(2) --> pawn
[MED34241] pounen, v. --> pound
[MED34241.5] pounson, n. --> pounson
[MED34242] pounsoned, ppl. --> pounsoned
[MED34243] pounsoninge, ger. --> pounsoning
[MED34244] pountage, n. --> pontage
[MED34245] pount(e, n. --> pont
[MED34246] poupe, n.(1) --> poop
[MED34247] poupe, n.(2) --> puppe
[MED34248] poupen, v. --> poop
[MED34249] pouren, v.(1) --> pore
[MED34250] pouren, v.(2) --> pour
[MED34251] pouri, adj. --> pourry
[MED34252] pouring(e, ger.(1) --> poring
[MED34253] pouring(e, ger.(2) --> pouring
[MED34254] pous(e, n. --> pulse
[MED34255] pouste, n. --> poustie
[MED34256] poustif, adj. --> poustif
[MED34257] pouten, v. --> pout
[MED34258] poverail(e, n. --> porail
[MED34259] poverished, ppl. --> poverish
[MED34260] poverli, adj. --> 
[MED34261] poverte, n. --> poverty
[MED34261.5] poverten, v. --> poverten
[MED34262] povertnesse, n. --> povertness
[MED34263] povre, n. --> poor
[MED34264] povre, adj. --> poor
[MED34265] povrehede, n. --> poorhead
[MED34266] povreli, adv. --> poorly
[MED34267] povren, v. --> poor
[MED34268] povrenes(se, n. --> poorness
[MED34269] powajes, n. --> powajes
[MED34270] powares, n. --> powajes
[MED34271] powhaille, n. --> powhaille
[MED34272] powunce, n. --> powunce
[MED34273] practical(e, adj. --> practical
[MED34274] practif, n. --> practive
[MED34275] practif, adj. --> practive
[MED34276] practik, adj. --> practic
[MED34277] practik(e, n. --> practic
[MED34278] practiken, v. --> practic
[MED34279] practiking, ger. --> practicking
[MED34280] practise, n. --> practice
[MED34281] practise, adj. --> practise
[MED34282] practisen, v. --> practise | practice
[MED34283] practising(e, ger. --> practising | practicing
[MED34284] practisour(e, n. --> practiser | practicer
[MED34285] prag, n. --> prag
[MED34286] praiel, n. --> pryelle
[MED34287] praiere, n. --> praiere
[MED34288] pram, n. --> pyrame
[MED34289] prane, n. --> prawn
[MED34290] pranglen, v. --> prangle
[MED34291] prank, n. --> prank
[MED34292] pranked, adj. or ppl. --> pranked
[MED34293] pranken, v. --> prank
[MED34294] pranking(e, ger. --> pranking
[MED34295] pransaute, n. --> pransawte
[MED34296] prasocoride, n. --> prasocoride
[MED34297] prassin, n. --> prasine
[MED34298] prassine, adj. --> prasine
[MED34299] prassius, n. --> prase
[MED34300] prat(e, adj. --> prat
[MED34301] praten, v. --> prate
[MED34302] prater, n. --> prater
[MED34303] prati(e, adj. --> pretty
[MED34304] pratili, adv. --> prettily
[MED34305] praating(e, ger. --> prating
[MED34306] prat(te, n. --> prat
[MED34307] prauncen, v. --> prance
[MED34308] prauncing(e, ger. --> pausing
[MED34309] pravilege, n. --> pravilege
[MED34310] praxina, n. --> praxina
[MED34311] pre-, pref. --> pre-
[MED34312] preamble, n. --> preamble
[MED34313] preamblen, v. --> preamble
[MED34314] preambulacioun, n. --> preambulation
[MED34315] prebendal, adj. --> prebendal
[MED34316] prebendari(e, n. --> prebendary
[MED34317] prebend(e, n. --> prebend
[MED34318] prebendier, n. --> perbendier
[MED34319] preceden, v. --> precede
[MED34320] precedent, n. --> precedent
[MED34321] precedent, adj. --> precedent
[MED34322] precellen, v. --> precel
[MED34323] precellence, n. --> precellence
[MED34324] precellent, adj. --> precellent
[MED34325] precenal, n. --> precenal
[MED34326] precenar, n. --> prisoner
[MED34327] precept(e, n. --> precept
[MED34328] precepten, v. --> precept
[MED34329] preceptour, n. --> preceptor
[MED34330] preces, n. --> preces
[MED34331] precessionar, n. --> processioner
[MED34331.5] precessionarie, n. --> processionary
[MED34332] precessioun, n. --> precession
[MED34333] precessour, n. --> precessor
[MED34334] prechable, adj. --> preachable
[MED34335] prechement, n. --> preachment
[MED34336] prechen, v. --> preach
[MED34337] preching(e, ger. --> preaching
[MED34338] prechour, n. --> preacher
[MED34338.5] precinct, adj. --> precinct
[MED34339] precinct(e, n. --> precinct
[MED34340] preciosa, n. --> preciosa
[MED34341] preciosite, n. --> preciosity
[MED34342] precious, adv. --> precious
[MED34343] precious(e, adj. --> precious
[MED34344] precioushed, n. --> precioushead
[MED34345] preciousli(e, adv. --> preciously
[MED34346] preciousnes(se, n. --> preciousness
[MED34347] precipitacion, n. --> precipitation
[MED34348] precise, adj. --> precise
[MED34349] precise, adv. --> precise
[MED34350] preciseli, adv. --> precisely
[MED34351] precisen, v. --> precisen
[MED34352] precogitat, adj. --> precogitate
[MED34353] precognicion, n. --> precognition
[MED34354] preconi(e, n. --> precony
[MED34355] preconisen, v. --> preconize
[MED34356] precontract, n. --> pre-contract
[MED34357] precoque, adj. --> precoque
[MED34358] precordial(e, n. --> precordial
[MED34359] precursoure, n. --> precursor
[MED34360] predacion, n. --> predation
[MED34361] prede, n. --> prede
[MED34362] predecessour, n. --> predecessor
[MED34363] predestinacioun, n. --> predestination
[MED34364] predestinaten, v. --> predestinate
[MED34365] predestine, n. --> predestiny
[MED34366] predestinen, v. --> predestine
[MED34367] predestininge, ger. --> predestine
[MED34368] predial, adj. --> predial
[MED34369] predicacioun, n. --> predication
[MED34370] predicament, n. --> predicament
[MED34371] predicat, n. --> predicate
[MED34372] predicator, n. --> predicator
[MED34373] predilecte, adj. --> predilect
[MED34374] predomini, n. --> predominy
[MED34375] predon, n. --> predon
[MED34376] preelect, adj. --> pre-elect
[MED34377] preeminence, n. --> pre-eminence
[MED34378] preeminent, adj. --> pre-eminent
[MED34379] preexcellent, adj. --> pre-excellent
[MED34380] preface, n. --> preface
[MED34381] prefacioun, n. --> prefation
[MED34382] prefect, n. --> prefect
[MED34383] prefecture, n. --> prefecture
[MED34384] preferraunce, n. --> preference
[MED34385] preferrement, n. --> preferment
[MED34386] preferren, v. --> prefer
[MED34387] preferring, ger. --> preferring
[MED34388] prefiguracioun, n. --> prefiguration
[MED34389] prefiguraunce, n. --> prefiguraunce
[MED34390] prefiguren, v. --> prefigure
[MED34391] prefinite, adj. --> prefinite
[MED34392] prefixen, v. --> prefix
[MED34393] prefocacioun, n. --> prefocation
[MED34394] pregnacioun, n. --> pregnation
[MED34395] pregnaunt, adj. --> pregnant
[MED34396] pregnauntli, adv. --> pregnantly
[MED34397] preiable, adj. --> prayable
[MED34398] preie, n.(1) --> pray
[MED34399] prei(e, n.(2) --> prey
[MED34400] preien, v.(1) --> pray
[MED34401] preien, v.(2) --> prey
[MED34402] preier(e, n.(1) --> prayer
[MED34403] preier(e, n.(2) --> prayer
[MED34404] preiing, ger. --> preying
[MED34405] preiinge, ger. --> praying
[MED34406] preiingli, adv. --> prayingly
[MED34407] preiour, n. --> preyer
[MED34408] preisable, adj. --> praisable
[MED34409] preis(e, n. --> praise
[MED34410] preise, adj. --> pres
[MED34411] preisebli, adv. --> praisably
[MED34412] preiseful, adj. --> praiseful
[MED34413] preisen, v. --> praise
[MED34414] preiser(e, n. --> praiser
[MED34415] preise-worthi, adj. --> praiseworthy
[MED34416] preising(e, ger. --> praising
[MED34417] preisingli, adv. --> praisingly
[MED34418] prejudice, n. --> prejudice
[MED34419] prejudicen, v. --> prejudice
[MED34420] prejudiciable, adj. --> prejudiciable
[MED34421] prejudicial, adj. --> prejudicial
[MED34422] prejudicialli, adv. --> prejudicially
[MED34423] prejudicioun, n. --> prejudiction
[MED34424] prelaci(e, n. --> prelacy
[MED34425] prelacion, n. --> prelation
[MED34426] prelat(e, n. --> prelate
[MED34426.5] prelibate, adj. --> prelibate
[MED34427] premature, adj. --> premature
[MED34428] premeditacion, n. --> premeditation
[MED34429] premiabil, adj. --> premiable
[MED34430] preminent, n. --> pre-eminent
[MED34431] premised, ppl. --> premised
[MED34432] premis(se, n. --> premise
[MED34433] premission, n. --> premission
[MED34434] premitten, v. --> premit
[MED34435] Premonster, n. --> Premonster
[MED34436] Premonstracence, n. --> Premonstratense
[MED34437] premonstracioun, n. --> premonstration
[MED34437.5] Premonstrat(e, n. --> Premonstrate
[MED34438] premunicion, n. --> premunition
[MED34439] premunire facias, n. --> praemunire facias
[MED34440] prenable, adj. --> pregnable
[MED34441] prenade, n. --> prenade
[MED34442] prend, n. --> prend
[MED34443] prende, n. --> prende
[MED34444] prenden, v. --> prend
[MED34445] prene, n. --> preen
[MED34446] prene-gard, interj. --> prenegard
[MED34447] prenen, v. --> preen
[MED34448] prenosticacioun, n. --> prenostication
[MED34449] prenosticate, n. --> prenosticate
[MED34450] prenosticaten, v. --> prenosticate
[MED34451] prenosticative, n. --> prenosticative
[MED34452] prenostik(e, n. --> prenostic
[MED34453] prenostiken, v. --> prenostic
[MED34454] prenostinge, ger. --> prenostinge
[MED34455] prenotari(e, n. --> prenotary
[MED34456] prent(e, n. --> print
[MED34457] prenten, v. --> print
[MED34458] prentere, n. --> printer
[MED34459] prenting(e, ger. --> printing
[MED34460] prentis, n. --> prentice
[MED34461] prentished, n. --> prenticehood
[MED34462] prentiswike, n. --> prenticewick
[MED34463] preordinat(e, adj. --> preordinate
[MED34464] preordinaunce, n. --> pre-ordinance
[MED34465] preostenden, v. --> preostend
[MED34466] preparacioun, n. --> preparation
[MED34467] preparaten, v. --> preparate
[MED34468] preparatif, n. --> preparative
[MED34469] preparating, ger. --> preparating
[MED34470] preparatori, adj. --> preparatory
[MED34471] preparatories, n.pl. --> preparatory
[MED34472] preponderant, adj. --> preponderant
[MED34473] preposicioun, n. --> preposition
[MED34474] prepositure, n. --> prepositure
[MED34475] prepost, n. --> prepost
[MED34476] prepotent, adj. --> prepotent
[MED34477] prepuce, n. --> prepuce
[MED34478] prepucie, n. --> prepucy
[MED34479] prepucium, n. --> preputium
[MED34480] preroganci, n. --> prerogancy
[MED34481] prerogatif, n. --> prerogative
[MED34482] prerogatif, adj. --> prerogative
[MED34483] prerogatifli, adv. --> prerogatively
[MED34484] presablenes, n. --> praisableness
[MED34485] presage, n. --> presage
[MED34486] presbitori, n. --> presbytery
[MED34487] prescience, n. --> prescience
[MED34488] prescit(e, adj. --> prescit
[MED34489] prescriben, v. --> prescribe
[MED34490] prescripcioun, n. --> prescription
[MED34491] prescript(e, adj. --> prescript
[MED34492] presence, n. --> presence
[MED34493] presencial, adj. --> presential
[MED34494] presencialli, adv. --> presentially
[MED34495] presentable, adj. --> presentable
[MED34496] presentacioun, n. --> presentation
[MED34497] presentarie, adj. --> presentary
[MED34498] presentatifliche, adv. --> persentatively
[MED34499] present(e, n.(1) --> present
[MED34500] present(e, n.(2) --> present
[MED34501] present(e, adj. --> present
[MED34502] present(e, adv. --> present
[MED34503] present(e), n. --> presentment
[MED34504] presenten, v. --> present
[MED34505] presentens, n. --> presentens
[MED34506] presenting(e, ger. --> presenting
[MED34507] presentli, adv. --> presently
[MED34508] presentour, n. --> presentor
[MED34509] presepe, n. --> praecipe
[MED34510] preservacioun, n. --> preservation
[MED34511] preservatif, n. --> preservative
[MED34512] preservatif, adj. --> preservative
[MED34513] preserven, v. --> preserve
[MED34514] preserving(e, ger. --> preserving
[MED34515] presessionel, n. --> presessionel
[MED34516] presidence, n. --> presidence
[MED34517] president, n. --> president
[MED34518] president, adj. --> president
[MED34519] presidie, n. --> presidy
[MED34520] presomtweste, n. --> presumptuosity
[MED34521] presse, n. --> press
[MED34522] pressen, v. --> press
[MED34523] presserage, n. --> presserage
[MED34524] pressing(e, ger. --> pressing
[MED34525] pressorie, n. --> pressorie
[MED34526] pressour, n. --> pressour
[MED34527] pressur(e, n.(1) --> pressure
[MED34528] pressure, n.(2) --> pressure
[MED34529] prest, n.(1) --> press
[MED34530] prest, n.(2) --> prest
[MED34531] prest, n.(3) --> priest
[MED34532] prest, adj. --> prest
[MED34533] prest, adv. --> prest
[MED34534] prestabelle, adj. --> prestabelle
[MED34535] prestation, n. --> prestation
[MED34536] presten, v.(1) --> priest
[MED34537] prester, n. --> prester
[MED34538] presteresse, n. --> priestress
[MED34539] presthed(e, n. --> priesthood
[MED34540] prestial, adj. --> priestial
[MED34541] prestles, adj. --> priestless
[MED34542] prestli, adj. --> priestly
[MED34543] prestli, adv.(1) --> prestly
[MED34544] prestli, adv.(2) --> priestly
[MED34545] prestre, n. --> Prester John
[MED34546] presumen, v. --> presume
[MED34547] presuming(e, ger. --> presuming
[MED34548] presumous, adj. --> presumous
[MED34549] presumpcioun, n. --> presumption
[MED34550] presumpten, v. --> presumpt
[MED34551] presumptevous, adj. --> presumptious
[MED34552] presumptif, adj. --> presumptive
[MED34553] presumptious, adj. --> presumptious
[MED34554] presumptiusli, adv. --> presumptiously
[MED34555] presumptuous, adj. --> presumptuous
[MED34556] presumptuousli, adv. --> presumptuously
[MED34557] presumptuousnes(se, n. --> presumptuousness
[MED34558] presupponen, v. --> presuppone
[MED34559] presupposen, v. --> presuppose
[MED34560] pretenden, v. --> pretend
[MED34561] pretens(e, n. --> pretence | pretense
[MED34562] pretens(e, adj. --> pretense
[MED34563] pretensed, adj. --> pretenced
[MED34564] pretensioun, n. --> pretension
[MED34565] pretenten, v. --> pretent
[MED34566] preter, adj. --> preter
[MED34566.5] preterinparfit, adj. --> preter-perfect
[MED34567] preterit, n. --> preterite
[MED34568] preterit, adj. --> preterite
[MED34568.5] preterparfit, adj. --> preter-perfect
[MED34568.7] preterparfitif, adj. --> preter-perfective
[MED34568.9] preterpluparfit, adj. --> preter-pluperfect
[MED34569] pretoire, n. --> pretoir
[MED34570] pretor, n. --> praetor
[MED34571] pretorian, adj. --> praetorian
[MED34572] pretori(e, n. --> praetory
[MED34573] prevaile, n. --> prevail
[MED34574] prevailen, v. --> prevail
[MED34575] prevalent, adj. --> prevalent
[MED34576] prevaricacioun, n. --> prevarication
[MED34577] prevaricatour, n. --> prevaricator
[MED34578] prevaricatrice, n. --> prevaricatrice
[MED34579] prevaunt, adj. --> prevaunt
[MED34580] preve, n. --> proof
[MED34581] preven, v. --> prove
[MED34582] prevencioun, n. --> prevention
[MED34583] preventen, v. --> prevent
[MED34584] prever(e, n. --> prover
[MED34585] previ, adj. --> previ
[MED34586] previden, v. --> previde
[MED34587] previdence, n. --> previdence
[MED34588] previli, adv. --> previly
[MED34589] preving(e, ger. --> proving
[MED34590] previsen, v. --> previse
[MED34591] previsioun, n. --> prevision
[MED34592] prial, n. --> parrel
[MED34593] priapismus, n. --> priapism
[MED34594] priapissi, n. --> priapissi
[MED34595] Priapus, n. --> Priapus
[MED34596] pricasour, n. --> pricasour
[MED34597] priche, n. --> pritch
[MED34598] prichel, n. --> pritchel
[MED34599] prichen, v. --> pritch
[MED34600] prichinge, ger. --> pritching
[MED34601] prid(e, n.(1) --> pride
[MED34602] prid(e, n.(2) --> pride
[MED34603] pride, n.(3) --> pride
[MED34604] prideful, adj. --> prideful
[MED34605] prideles(se, adj. --> prideless
[MED34606] priden, v. --> pride
[MED34607] prien, v. --> pry
[MED34608] prig, n. --> prig
[MED34609] prik(e, n. --> prick
[MED34610] priked, adj. --> pricked
[MED34611] prikel, n. --> prickle
[MED34612] prikeling, n. --> prikeling
[MED34613] prikellen, v. --> prickle
[MED34614] priken, v. --> prick
[MED34615] prikening, ppl. --> prikening
[MED34616] priker(e, n. --> pricker
[MED34617] prik-ered, adj. --> prick-eared
[MED34618] priket, n. --> pricket
[MED34619] priking(e, ger. --> pricking
[MED34620] prikkeles, adj. --> prickless
[MED34621] prilen, v. --> prill
[MED34622] pril(le, n. --> prill
[MED34623] prilled, ppl. --> prilled
[MED34624] primaci(e, n. --> primacy
[MED34625] prima facie, adv. phr. --> prima facie
[MED34626] primalte, n. --> primalty
[MED34627] primari(e, adj. --> primary
[MED34628] primat(e, n.(1) --> primate
[MED34629] primat(e, n.(2) --> primate
[MED34630] primate, adj. --> primate
[MED34631] prim(e, n. --> prime
[MED34632] prime, adj. --> prime
[MED34633] primen, v. --> prime
[MED34634] primer, adj. --> primer
[MED34635] primer(e, n. --> primer
[MED34636] primerement, adv. --> primerement
[MED34637] primerol(e, n. --> primerole
[MED34638] prime-rose, n. --> primrose
[MED34639] prime-saute, adj. --> prime-saute
[MED34640] prime-temps, n. --> prime temps
[MED34641] primicere, n. --> primicery
[MED34642] primices, n. pl. --> primices
[MED34643] priming, ger. --> priming
[MED34644] primi-pile, n. --> primipile
[MED34645] primitif, n. --> primitive
[MED34646] primitif, adj. --> primitive
[MED34647] primogeint, n. --> primogeint
[MED34648] primordial, adj. --> primordial
[MED34649] primplot, n. --> primplot
[MED34650] primseinen, v. --> prime-sign
[MED34651] primum mobile, n. --> primum mobile
[MED34652] prince, n. --> prince
[MED34653] princehod(e, n. --> princehood
[MED34654] princes(se, n. --> princess
[MED34655] princi, adj. --> princi
[MED34656] principal, n. --> principal
[MED34657] principal, adj. --> principal
[MED34658] principal, adv. --> principal
[MED34659] principalite, n. --> principality
[MED34660] principalli(e, adv. --> principally
[MED34661] principat(e, n. --> principate
[MED34662] principaunce, n. --> principaunce
[MED34663] principaunt, adj. --> principaunt
[MED34664] principle, n. --> principle
[MED34665] prine, n. --> prine
[MED34666] prink(e, n. --> prink
[MED34667] prinken, v. --> prink
[MED34668] prinnen, v. --> prinne
[MED34668.5] prinshipe, n. --> prinshipe
[MED34669] priorate, n. --> priorate
[MED34670] priores(se, n. --> prioress
[MED34671] prioressie, n. --> prioressy
[MED34672] priorhede, n. --> priorhead
[MED34673] priorie, n. --> priory
[MED34674] priorite, n. --> priority
[MED34675] priorwike, n. --> priorwick
[MED34676] priour, n. --> prior
[MED34677] pris, n.(1) --> price
[MED34678] pris, n.(2) --> prise
[MED34679] prisaunter, n. --> prysauntere
[MED34680] Priscillianist, n. --> Priscillianist
[MED34681] prise, n.(1) --> prise
[MED34682] prise, n.(2) --> prise
[MED34683] prise, n.(3) --> prise
[MED34684] pris(e, n.(4) --> prise
[MED34685] pris(e, adj. --> price
[MED34686] priseli, adv. --> pricely
[MED34687] prisen, v.(1) --> prize
[MED34688] prisen, v.(2) --> prize
[MED34689] priser(e, n. --> prizer
[MED34690] prisful, adj. --> priceful
[MED34691] prishede, n. --> pricehead
[MED34692] prisinge, ger. --> prizing
[MED34693] prismatorie, n. --> prismatory
[MED34694] prison(e)ment, n. --> prisonment
[MED34695] prisoner, n.(1) --> prisoner
[MED34696] prisoner, n.(2) --> prisoner
[MED34697] prisoun, n. --> prison
[MED34698] prisounen, v. --> prison
[MED34699] prisouninge, ger. --> prisoning
[MED34700] prist-wise, adv. --> pristwise
[MED34701] privacioun, n. --> privation
[MED34702] privalie, adj. --> privalie
[MED34703] private, n. --> privity
[MED34704] privat(e, adj.(1) --> private
[MED34705] private, adj.(2) --> private
[MED34706] private, adv. --> private
[MED34707] privat(e)li, adv. --> privately
[MED34708] privaten, v. --> private
[MED34709] privatif, adj. --> privative
[MED34710] privatif, adv. --> privative
[MED34711] privativeli, adv. --> privatively
[MED34712] prive, n. --> privy
[MED34713] prive, adj.(1) --> privy
[MED34714] prive, adj.(2) --> prive
[MED34715] prive, adv. --> privy
[MED34716] prive chaumbre, n. --> privy chamber
[MED34717] prive counseil, n. --> privy council
[MED34718] prive counseiller, n. --> privy counsellor
[MED34719] priveien, v. --> priveien
[MED34720] priveinge, ger. --> priveinge
[MED34721] privelegement, n. --> privilegement
[MED34722] priveleginge, ger. --> privileging
[MED34723] priveli(e, adv. --> privily
[MED34724] privement, adv. --> privement
[MED34725] priven, v. --> prive
[MED34726] prive sel, n. --> privy seal
[MED34727] prive ston, n. --> privy stones
[MED34728] privete, n. --> privity
[MED34729] privilege, n. --> privilege
[MED34730] privilegen, v. --> privilege
[MED34731] privines(se, n. --> priviness
[MED34732] priving(e, ger. --> priving
[MED34733] privisant, adj. --> privisant
[MED34734] privshipe, n. --> privshipe
[MED34735] pro, n. --> pro
[MED34736] pro-, pref. --> pro-
[MED34737] pro &amp; contra, phr. --> pro and con
[MED34738] probabilite, n. --> probability
[MED34739] probabilnes, n. --> probableness
[MED34740] probable, adj. --> probable
[MED34741] probabli, adv. --> probably
[MED34742] probaci, n. --> probacy
[MED34743] probacioun, n. --> probation
[MED34744] probat(e, n. --> probate
[MED34745] probatiffe, adj. --> probative
[MED34746] probatik, adj. --> probatic
[MED34747] probe, n. --> probe
[MED34748] probite, n. --> probity
[MED34749] problem(e, n. --> problem
[MED34750] probre, n. --> probre
[MED34750.5] procathartic, adj. --> procathartic
[MED34751] procede, n. --> proceed
[MED34752] proceden, v. --> proceed
[MED34753] procedendo, n. --> procedendo
[MED34754] proceder, n. --> proceeder
[MED34755] procedinge, ger. --> proceeding
[MED34756] procelle, n. --> procelle
[MED34757] procenar, n. --> procenar
[MED34758] proces, n. --> process
[MED34759] processional, n. --> processional
[MED34760] processionalli, adv. --> processionally
[MED34761] processionar, n. --> processioner
[MED34762] processionari(e, n. --> processionary
[MED34763] processioun, n. --> procession
[MED34764] prochein ami, phr. --> prochain ami
[MED34765] prochen, v.(1) --> proach
[MED34766] prochen, v.(2) --> proche
[MED34767] Prochion, n. --> Procyon
[MED34768] procinct(e, n. --> procinct
[MED34769] proclamacioun, n. --> proclamation
[MED34770] proclamen, v. --> proclaim
[MED34771] proclaminge, ger. --> proclaiming
[MED34772] proconsul, n. --> proconsul
[MED34773] procreacioun, n. --> procreation
[MED34774] procreate, adj. --> procreate
[MED34775] procurable, adj. --> procurable
[MED34776] procuraci(e, n. --> procuracy
[MED34777] procuracioun, n. --> procuration
[MED34778] procurage, n. --> procurage
[MED34779] procuratorie, adj. --> procuratory
[MED34780] procuratour, n. --> procurator
[MED34781] procure, n. --> procure
[MED34782] procurement(e, n. --> procurement
[MED34783] procuren, v. --> procure
[MED34784] procuresse, n. --> procuress
[MED34785] procuring(e, ger. --> procuring
[MED34786] procurour, n. --> procurer
[MED34787] procusie, n. --> proxy
[MED34788] procutour, n. --> proctor
[MED34789] prodegaleous, adj. --> prodigaleous
[MED34790] prodegate, adj. --> prodigate
[MED34791] prodessessour, n. --> prodessessor
[MED34792] prodicioun, n. --> prodition
[MED34793] prodicious, adj. --> proditious
[MED34794] prodigalite, n. --> prodigality
[MED34795] prodige, n. --> prodige
[MED34796] proditori, adj. --> proditory
[MED34797] proditorious, adj. --> proditorious
[MED34798] proditoriousli, adv. --> proditoriously
[MED34799] proditour, n. --> proditor
[MED34800] prodonome, n. --> prodonome
[MED34801] produccioun, n. --> production
[MED34802] producen, v. --> produce
[MED34803] producing, ger. --> producing
[MED34804] product(e, adj. --> product
[MED34805] profect, n. --> profect
[MED34806] proferen, v. --> profer
[MED34807] profeshinalle, adj. --> professional
[MED34808] profes(se, n. --> profess
[MED34809] professen, v. --> profess
[MED34810] professioun, n. --> profession
[MED34811] professour, n. --> professor
[MED34812] profetabilte, n. --> profitability
[MED34813] profi&#x292;tli, adv. --> profitly
[MED34814] profitable, adj. --> profitable
[MED34815] profitablenes(se, n. --> profitableness
[MED34816] profitabli, adv. --> profitably
[MED34817] profit(e, n.(1) --> profit
[MED34818] profite, n.(2) --> profity
[MED34819] profiten, v. --> profit
[MED34820] profiter, n. --> profiter
[MED34821] profiting(e, ger. --> profiting
[MED34822] profligacion, n. --> profligation
[MED34823] profluent, adj. --> profluent
[MED34824] profound(e, n. --> profound
[MED34825] profound(e, adj. --> profound
[MED34826] profounde, adv. --> profound
[MED34827] profounden, v. --> profound
[MED34828] profounding, ger. --> profounding
[MED34828.5] profoundli, adj. --> profoundly
[MED34829] profoundli, adv. --> profoundly
[MED34830] profoundnesse, n. --> profoundness
[MED34831] profre, n. --> proffer
[MED34832] profren, v. --> proffer
[MED34833] profring(e, ger. --> proffering
[MED34834] profunda, n. --> profunda
[MED34834.5] profundacioun, n. --> profundation
[MED34834.6] profundimetrie, n. --> profundimetry
[MED34835] profundite, n. --> profundity
[MED34836] profuse, adj. --> profuse
[MED34837] progeni(e, n. --> progeny
[MED34838] progenite, n. --> progenity
[MED34839] progenitour, n. --> progenitor
[MED34840] progeniture, n. --> progeniture
[MED34841] progres(se, n. --> progress
[MED34842] progressioun, n. --> progression
[MED34843] proheme, n. --> proem
[MED34844] prohemial, adj. --> proemial
[MED34845] prohemi(e, n. --> proemy
[MED34846] prohibicioun, n. --> prohibition
[MED34847] prohibiten, v. --> prohibit
[MED34848] prohibitif, adj. --> prohibitive
[MED34849] proiciten, v. --> procite
[MED34850] proigne, n. --> Progne
[MED34851] proinen, v. --> prune
[MED34852] proininge, ger. --> pruning
[MED34853] projeccioun, n. --> projection
[MED34854] projecte, n. --> project
[MED34855] project(e, ppl. --> project
[MED34856] prok(i)en, v. --> proke
[MED34857] prokinge, ger. --> proking
[MED34858] prolacioun, n. --> prolation
[MED34859] prolempcis, n. --> prolepsis
[MED34860] prolificacioun, n. --> prolification
[MED34861] prolix(e, adj. --> prolix
[MED34862] prolixite, n. --> prolixity
[MED34863] prollen, v. --> prowl
[MED34864] prollinge, ger. --> prowling
[MED34865] prolocutor, n. --> prolocutor
[MED34866] prolocutorie, n. --> prolocutory
[MED34867] prolog(e, n. --> prologue
[MED34868] proloinen, v. --> proloyne
[MED34869] prolongacioun, n. --> prolongation
[MED34870] prolongate, adj. --> prolongate
[MED34871] prolongen, v. --> prolong
[MED34872] prolonging(e, ger. --> prolonging
[MED34873] prome, n. --> prome
[MED34874] prominent, adj. --> prominent
[MED34875] promisen, v. --> promise
[MED34876] promiser, n. --> promiser
[MED34877] promis(se, n. --> promise
[MED34878] promissioun, n. --> promission
[MED34879] promissorie, adj. --> promissory
[MED34880] promitten, v. --> promit
[MED34881] promittinge, ger. --> promittinge
[MED34882] promocioun, n. --> promotion
[MED34883] promoten, v. --> promote
[MED34884] promoter, n. --> promoter
[MED34885] promotinge, ger. --> promoting
[MED34886] promoven, v. --> promove
[MED34887] promoving, ger. --> promoving
[MED34888] prom(p)tare, n. --> prompter
[MED34889] prompte, n. --> prompt
[MED34890] prompt(e, adj. --> prompt
[MED34891] prompten, v. --> prompt
[MED34892] promptinge, ger. --> prompting
[MED34893] prom(p)titude, n. --> promptitude
[MED34894] prom(p)tuari, n. --> promptuary
[MED34894.5] promulgaten, v. --> promulgate
[MED34895] pron(e, adj. --> prone
[MED34896] pronge, n. --> prong
[MED34897] pronice, n. --> pomace
[MED34898] pronite, n. --> pronity
[MED34899] pronosticacioun, n. --> prognostication
[MED34900] pronostical, adj. --> prognostical
[MED34901] pronosticaten, v. --> prognosticate
[MED34902] pronostik, adj. --> prognostic
[MED34903] pronostik(e, n. --> prognostic
[MED34904] pronostiken, v. --> prognostic
[MED34905] pronostiking, ger. --> pronostiking
[MED34906] pronouncen, v. --> pronounce
[MED34907] pronouncere, n. --> pronouncer
[MED34908] pronouncing(e, ger. --> pronouncing
[MED34909] pronoun(e, n. --> pronoun
[MED34910] pronunciacioun, n. --> pronunciation
[MED34911] pronunciate, adj. --> pronunciate
[MED34912] prop, adj. --> prop
[MED34913] propagacioun, n. --> propagation
[MED34914] propellen, v. --> propel
[MED34915] prophalylere, adj. comp. --> prophalylere
[MED34916] prophane, adj. --> profane
[MED34917] prophanen, v. --> profane
[MED34918] propheci(e, n. --> prophecy
[MED34919] prophecien, v. --> prophesy
[MED34919.4] prophecisen, v. --> prophesize
[MED34919.5] prophetal, adj. --> prophetal
[MED34920] prophet(e, n. --> prophet
[MED34921] propheten, v. --> prophet
[MED34922] prophetesse, n. --> prophetess
[MED34923] prophetical, adj. --> prophetical
[MED34924] propheticali, adv. --> prophetically
[MED34925] prophetik, adj. --> prophetic
[MED34926] prophetisen, v. --> prophetize
[MED34927] prophetising, ger. --> prophetize
[MED34928] prophetissa, n. --> prophetess
[MED34929] propice, adj. --> propice
[MED34930] propiciable, adj. --> propitiable
[MED34931] propiciacioun, n. --> propitiation
[MED34932] propiciatori(e, n. --> propitiatory
[MED34933] propicious, adj. --> propitious
[MED34934] propinen, v. --> propine
[MED34935] propinquite, n. --> propinquity
[MED34936] propirchen, v. --> propirchen
[MED34937] propirhede, n. --> properhead
[MED34938] propogate, adj. --> propagate
[MED34939] propoleos, n. --> propolis
[MED34940] proponen, v. --> propone
[MED34941] proporcionable, adj. --> proportionable
[MED34942] proporcionabli, adv. --> proportionably
[MED34943] proporcional, adj. --> proportional
[MED34944] proporcionalite, n. --> proportionality
[MED34945] proporcionalli, adv. --> proportionally
[MED34946] proporcionat(e, adj. --> proportionate
[MED34947] proporcionel, n. --> proportional
[MED34948] proporcioun, n. --> proportion
[MED34949] proporciounen, v. --> proportion
[MED34950] proporciouning(e, ger. --> proportioning
[MED34951] propos, n. --> propose
[MED34952] proposen, v. --> propose
[MED34953] proposicioun, n. --> proposition
[MED34954] propositure, n. --> propositure
[MED34955] prop(pe, n. --> prop
[MED34956] propre, n. --> proper
[MED34957] propre, adj. --> proper
[MED34958] propreable, adj. --> propreable
[MED34959] propre-chaunt, n. --> properchant
[MED34960] propreli(e, adv. --> properly
[MED34961] proprement, adv. --> proprement
[MED34962] propren, v. --> proper
[MED34963] proprete, n. --> property
[MED34964] proprietari(e, n. --> proprietary
[MED34965] proprietarinesse, n. --> proprietariness
[MED34966] proprietariour, n. --> proprietariour
[MED34967] propring, ger. --> propering
[MED34968] propugnacle, n. --> propugnacle
[MED34969] propugnatour, n. --> propugnator
[MED34970] propugnatrice, n. --> propugnatrice
[MED34971] propugnen, v. --> propugn
[MED34971.5] prore, n. --> prore
[MED34972] prorogacioun, n. --> prorogation
[MED34973] prorogaten, v. --> prorogate
[MED34974] prorogen, v. --> prorogue
[MED34975] prosapi, n. --> prosapy
[MED34976] proscriben, v. --> proscribe
[MED34977] proscripcioun, n. --> proscription
[MED34978] proscript(e, adj. --> proscript
[MED34979] prose, n. --> prose
[MED34980] prosecuten, v. --> prosecute
[MED34981] proselite, n. --> proselyte
[MED34982] prosen, v. --> prose
[MED34983] Proserpine, n. --> Proserpina
[MED34984] prosir, n. --> prosir
[MED34985] prosodie, n. --> prosody
[MED34986] prospeccion, n. --> prospection
[MED34987] prospecte, n. --> prospect
[MED34988] prospeden, v. --> prospede
[MED34989] prosperable, adj. --> prosperable
[MED34990] prosperacioun, n. --> prosperation
[MED34991] prosperaunce, n. --> prosperance
[MED34992] prosperen, v. --> prosper
[MED34993] prosperite, n. --> prosperity
[MED34994] prosperous, adj. --> prosperous
[MED34995] prosperousli, adv. --> prosperously
[MED34996] prospicience, n. --> prospicience
[MED34997] prospre, adj. --> prosper
[MED34998] prosternacioun, n. --> prosternation
[MED34999] prostracion, n. --> prostration
[MED35000] prostrat(e, adj. --> prostrate
[MED35001] prostraten, v. --> prostrate
[MED35002] prosultes, n. --> prosultes
[MED35003] proteccioun, n. --> protection
[MED35004] protecten, v. --> protect
[MED35005] protectorship, n. --> protectorship
[MED35006] protectour, n. --> protector
[MED35007] protectrice, n. --> protectrice
[MED35008] protelacion, n. --> protelacion
[MED35009] protenden, v. --> protend
[MED35010] protensen, v. --> protense
[MED35011] proterfli, adv.</medHed><oedHed>proterve, adj.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> protervely </oedSub> <norm>
[MED35012] proterve, adj. --> proterve
[MED35013] protest, n. --> protest
[MED35014] protestacioun, n. --> protestation
[MED35015] protesten, v. --> protest
[MED35016] Protheus, n. --> Proteus
[MED35017] protho-, pref. --> protho-
[MED35018] prothogol, n. --> protocol
[MED35019] prothomartir, n. --> protomartyr
[MED35020] prothonotari(e, n. --> prothonotary
[MED35021] prothopaciens, adj. --> prothopaciens
[MED35021.5] prothoparentes, n.pl. --> proto-parent
[MED35022] prothopassive, adj. --> prothopassive
[MED35023] protraccioun, n. --> protraction
[MED35024] prou, n. --> prow
[MED35025] prou, adj. --> prow
[MED35026] proud, n. --> proud
[MED35027] proud, adj. --> proud
[MED35028] proud, adv. --> proud
[MED35029] proudeli, adj. --> proudly
[MED35030] prouden, v. --> proud
[MED35031] proudful, adj. --> proudful
[MED35032] proud-herted, adj. --> proud-hearted
[MED35033] proudli, adv. --> proudly
[MED35034] proudnes(se, n. --> proudness
[MED35035] prouen, v. --> prow
[MED35036] proues(se, n. --> prowess
[MED35037] prouissaunce, n. --> prouissaunce
[MED35038] prouli, adv. --> prouly
[MED35039] prouous, adj. --> prowous
[MED35040] prouousnesse, n. --> prowessness
[MED35041] provable, adj. --> provable
[MED35042] provabli, adv. --> provably
[MED35043] provablie, adj. --> provably
[MED35044] provecten, v. --> provect
[MED35045] provenaunt, adj. --> provenant
[MED35046] provende, n. --> provend
[MED35047] provendre, n. --> provender
[MED35048] provendren, v. --> provender
[MED35049] provendrer(e, n. --> provendrer
[MED35050] provendrie, n. --> provendry
[MED35051] provendringe, ger.</medHed><oedHed>provender, v.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> provendering </oedSub> <norm>provendering
[MED35052] provenient, n. --> provenient
[MED35053] provent, n. --> provent
[MED35054] proverb(e, n. --> proverb
[MED35055] proverben, v. --> proverb
[MED35056] proverbial, adj. --> proverbial
[MED35057] proverbialli, adv. --> proverbially
[MED35058] provertli, adv. --> provertly
[MED35059] provesen, v. --> provise
[MED35060] provide, adj. --> provide
[MED35061] providen, v. --> provide
[MED35062] providence, n. --> providence
[MED35063] provident, adj. --> provident
[MED35064] province, n. --> province
[MED35065] provincial, n.(1) --> provincial
[MED35066] provincial, n.(2) --> provincial
[MED35067] provincial, n.(3) --> provincial
[MED35068] provincial, adj. --> provincial
[MED35069] provinciales, n.pl. --> provincial
[MED35070] provinen, v. --> provine
[MED35071] provinour, n. --> provinour
[MED35072] provise, n. --> provise
[MED35073] provisioun, n. --> provision
[MED35074] proviso, n. --> proviso
[MED35075] provisoner, n. --> provisoner
[MED35076] provisour, n. --> provisor
[MED35077] provocacioun, n. --> provocation
[MED35078] provocaten, v. --> provocate
[MED35079] provocative, n. --> provocative
[MED35080] provocative, adj. --> provocative
[MED35081] provocatorie, adj. --> provocatory
[MED35082] provoken, v. --> provoke
[MED35083] provoker, n. --> provoker
[MED35084] provoking(e, ger. --> provoking
[MED35085] provost, n. --> provost
[MED35086] provoste, n. --> provosty
[MED35087] provostrie, n. --> provostry
[MED35088] provouen, v. --> provow
[MED35089] pruaunce, n. --> pruance
[MED35090] prudence, n. --> prudence
[MED35091] prudencial, adj. --> prudential
[MED35092] prudencial, adv. --> prudential
[MED35093] prudencie, n. --> prudency
[MED35094] prudent, adj. --> prudent
[MED35095] prudentli, adv. --> prudently
[MED35096] pruerie, n. --> pruerie
[MED35097] prune, n. --> prune
[MED35098] prunelle, n. --> prunello
[MED35099] pruner, n. --> pruner
[MED35100] pruriginos(e, adj. --> pruriginous
[MED35101] prurite, n. --> prurity
[MED35102] Pruser, n. --> Prussian
[MED35103] Prus(se, n. --> pruce
[MED35104] prut, interj. --> prut
[MED35105] Psalm(e, n. --> psalm
[MED35106] psalmen, v. --> psalm
[MED35107] Psalmiste, n. --> psalmist
[MED35108] Psalmistre, n. --> psalmister
[MED35109] psalmodi(e, n. --> psalmody
[MED35110] psalmodiinge, ger. --> psalmodying
[MED35111] Psalm-song(e, n.</medHed><oedHed>psalm, n.</oedHed><oedSub type="compound"> psalm song </oedSub> <norm>psalm song
[MED35112] Psalm-wright, n. --> psalmwright
[MED35113] pseudo, n. --> pseudo
[MED35114] pseudo-, pref. --> pseudo
[MED35115] pseudoapostle, n. --> pseudo-apostle
[MED35116] pseudoclerk, n. --> pseudocleark
[MED35117] pseudocrist, n. --> pseudo-Christ
[MED35118] pseudofrere, n. --> pseudofriar
[MED35119] pseudoprest, n.</medHed><oedHed>pseudo-, comb. form</oedHed><oedSub type="affixed"> pseudo-priest </oedSub> <norm>pseudo-priest
[MED35120] pseudoprophete, n. --> pseudoprophet
[MED35121] pshalmodien, v. --> psalmody
[MED35122] psidie, n. --> psidie
[MED35123] psillie, n. --> psylly
[MED35124] psilotre, n. --> psilothre
[MED35125] psitak, n. --> psittac
[MED35126] puarpure, adj. --> puerper
[MED35127] puber, n. --> puber
[MED35128] puberte, n. --> puberty
[MED35129] pubescence, n. --> pubescence
[MED35130] publicacioun, n. --> publication
[MED35131] publical, adj. --> publical
[MED35132] publican, n.(1) --> publican
[MED35133] Publican, n.(2) --> Publican
[MED35134] publik(e, adj. --> public
[MED35135] publiquement, adv. --> publicly
[MED35136] publiquer, n. --> publicer
[MED35137] publishen, v. --> publish
[MED35138] publisher, n. --> publisher
[MED35139] publishing, ger. --> publishing
[MED35140] pucel(le, n. --> pucelle
[MED35141] puchersum, adj. --> puchersome
[MED35142] pudende, n. --> pudendum
[MED35143] puen, v. --> pough
[MED35144] puericia, n. --> puerice
[MED35145] puerilite, n. --> puerility
[MED35146] puf, n. --> puff
[MED35147] puf, interj. --> puff
[MED35148] puffen, v. --> puff
[MED35149] puffinge, ger. --> puffing
[MED35150] puft, n. --> puft
[MED35151] pugge, n. --> pug
[MED35152] pugnen, v. --> pugne
[MED35153] puissaunce, n. --> puissance
[MED35154] puissaunt, adj. --> puissant
[MED35155] puissauntli(e, adv. --> puissantly
[MED35156] pukerelle-schild, n. --> pukerelle-schild
[MED35157] pukkeren, v. --> pukkeren
[MED35158] pul, n. --> pull
[MED35159] pulcrious, adj. --> pulchrious
[MED35160] pulcritude, n. --> pulchritude
[MED35161] pulegie, n. --> pulege
[MED35162] pulfien, v. --> pulfy
[MED35163] pulfrour, n. --> pilferer
[MED35164] puli, n. --> pulley
[MED35165] puliol, n. --> puliol
[MED35166] puli-pik, n. --> pulypyk
[MED35167] pullai, n. --> pullayly
[MED35168] pullaili, n. --> pullayly
[MED35169] pullain, n. --> pullen
[MED35170] pulle, n. --> pull
[MED35171] pullen, v. --> pull
[MED35172] pullener, n. --> pullener
[MED35173] puller(e, n. --> puller
[MED35174] pulleri, n. --> pullery
[MED35175] pulling(e, ger. --> pulling
[MED35176] pulment, n. --> pulment
[MED35177] pulmon, n. --> pulmon
[MED35178] pulpe, n. --> pulp
[MED35179] pulpit, n. --> pulpit
[MED35180] puls, n. --> pulse
[MED35181] pulsacioun, n. --> pulsation
[MED35182] pulsatif, adj. --> pulsative
[MED35183] pulsatile, adj. --> pulsatile
[MED35184] pulsen, v. --> pulse
[MED35185] pulter, n. --> pulter
[MED35186] pulter(e, n. --> poulter
[MED35187] pultes, n. pl. --> poultice
[MED35188] pultinge, ger. --> pilting
[MED35189] pultrie, n. --> poultry
[MED35190] pulver, n. --> pulver
[MED35191] pulvered, ppl. --> pulver
[MED35192] pulverisen, v. --> pulverize
[MED35193] pulverizate, adj. --> pulverizate
[MED35194] pulverous, adj. --> pulverous
[MED35195] Pulver-wednesdai, n. --> Pulver Wednesday
[MED35196] pulville, n. --> pulvillus
[MED35197] pulvis, n. --> pulvis
[MED35198] pument, n. --> pument, n.
[MED35199] pumpe, n. --> pump
[MED35199.5] pumped, ppl. --> pumped
[MED35200] punccioun, n. --> punction
[MED35201] punce, n. --> punch
[MED35202] punchend, adj. --> punched
[MED35203] punchoun, n. --> puncheon
[MED35204] punctale, adj. &amp; n. --> punctal
[MED35205] punct(e, n. --> punct
[MED35206] punctual(e, adj. --> punctual
[MED35207] puncture, n. --> puncture
[MED35208] pung(e, n. --> pung
[MED35209] punginge, ger. --> pinging
[MED35210] pungitive, adj. --> pungitive
[MED35211] Punical, adj. --> Punical
[MED35212] puniceus, n. --> puniceous
[MED35213] punicioun, n. --> punition
[MED35214] punik, n. --> Punic
[MED35215] punishable, adj. --> punishable
[MED35216] punishement, n. --> punishment
[MED35217] punishen, v. --> punish
[MED35218] punisher(e, n. --> punisher
[MED35219] punishing(e, ger. --> punishing
[MED35220] pup-barn, n. --> pup-barn
[MED35221] pupille, n.(1) --> pupil
[MED35222] pupille, n.(2) --> pupilla
[MED35223] puplen, v. --> publy
[MED35224] puplishilie, adv. --> publishly
[MED35225] pur, prep. --> pur
[MED35226] pur-, pref. --> pur-
[MED35227] purale, n. --> purallee
[MED35228] purblind, adj. --> purblind
[MED35229] purcelan(e, n. --> purslane
[MED35230] purchas(e, n. --> purchase
[MED35231] purchasen, v. --> purchase
[MED35232] purchasing(e, ger. --> purchasing
[MED35233] purchasour, n. --> purchaser
[MED35234] pure, n. --> per
[MED35235] pur(e, adj. --> pure
[MED35236] pur(e, adv. --> pure
[MED35237] pureli, adv. --> purely
[MED35238] puren, v. --> pure
[MED35239] purenes(se, n. --> pureness
[MED35240] purete, n. --> purete
[MED35241] puretour, n. --> puretour
[MED35242] purfil(e, n. --> purfle
[MED35243] purfiled, ppl. --> purfled
[MED35243.5] purfilen, v. --> purfle
[MED35244] purfiling, ger. --> purfling
[MED35244.5] purfilour, n. --> purfler
[MED35245] purfirioun, n. --> porphyrio
[MED35246] purful, adj. --> purful
[MED35247] purgacioun, n. --> purgation
[MED35248] purgarie, n. --> purgary
[MED35249] purgatif, adj. --> purgative
[MED35250] purgatorial, adj. --> purgatorial
[MED35251] purgatori(e, n. --> purgatory
[MED35252] purgatori(e, adj. --> purgatory
[MED35253] purge, n. --> purge
[MED35254] purgement, n. --> purgement
[MED35255] purgen, v.(1) --> purge
[MED35256] purgen, v.(2) --> purge
[MED35257] purger, n. --> purger
[MED35258] purging(e, ger. --> purging
[MED35259] purificacioun, n. --> purification
[MED35260] purifien, v. --> purify
[MED35261] purifier, n. --> purifier
[MED35262] purifiing, ger. --> purifying
[MED35263] purifiment, n. --> purifiment
[MED35264] purite, n. --> purity
[MED35265] purl, n. --> purl
[MED35266] purld,  --> purld
[MED35267] purlin, n. --> purlin
[MED35268] purloinen, v. --> purloin
[MED35269] purparti(e, n. --> purparty
[MED35270] purpeinte-wise, adv. --> pourpoint-wise
[MED35271] purpel, n. --> purple
[MED35272] purpel, adj. --> purple
[MED35273] purpenseli, adv. --> purpensely
[MED35274] purpensen, v. --> purpense
[MED35275] purpitle, n. --> purpitle
[MED35276] purpoint(e, n. --> pourpoint
[MED35277] purport(e, n. --> purport
[MED35278] purporten, v. --> proport
[MED35279] purpos, n. --> purpose
[MED35280] purposen, v. --> purpose
[MED35281] purposer, n. --> purposer
[MED35282] purposing(e, ger. --> purposing
[MED35283] purpresture, n. --> purpresture
[MED35284] purprin, adj. --> purpurine
[MED35285] purpris(e, n. --> purprise
[MED35286] purpullen, v. --> purple
[MED35287] purpurat(e, adj. --> purpurate
[MED35288] purpur(e, n. --> purpure
[MED35289] purpur(e, adj. --> purpure
[MED35290] purpurea, adj. as n. --> purpurea
[MED35291] purpured, adj. --> purpured
[MED35292] purpurere, n. --> purpurare
[MED35293] purpuresse, n. --> purpuress
[MED35294] purpurites, n. &amp; adj. --> purpurity
[MED35295] purrel, n. --> purrell
[MED35296] purs-berer(e, n. --> purse-bearer
[MED35297] purs(e, n. --> purse
[MED35298] purseint, n. --> purseynt
[MED35299] purseint, adj. --> purseynt
[MED35300] pursen, v. --> purse
[MED35301] purser(e, n. --> purser
[MED35302] purseuen, v. --> pursue
[MED35303] purseuere, n. --> pursuer
[MED35304] purseuing, ger. --> pursuing
[MED35305] pursevaunt, n. --> pursuivant
[MED35306] pursful, n. --> purseful
[MED35307] pursi, adj. --> pursy
[MED35308] pursif, adj. --> pursive
[MED35309] pursifhed, n. --> pursifhed
[MED35310] pursifnes(se, n. --> pursiveness
[MED35311] pursik(e, adj. --> pursick
[MED35312] pursines, n. --> pursiness
[MED35313] pursing, ger. --> pursing
[MED35314] pursivete, n. --> pursivete
[MED35315] purs-net, n. --> purse net
[MED35316] pursuaunt, n. --> pursuant
[MED35317] pursuit(e, n. --> pursuit
[MED35318] purtenaunce, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> purtenance
[MED35319] purtraie, n. --> portray
[MED35320] purulente, adj. --> purulent
[MED35321] purveiable, adj. --> proviable
[MED35322] purveiaunce, n. --> purveyance
[MED35323] purveiaunt, adj. --> purveyant
[MED35324] purveien, v. --> purvey
[MED35325] purveiing(e, ger. --> purveying
[MED35326] purveiour, n. --> purveyor
[MED35327] purveiresse, n. --> purveyoress
[MED35328] purverere, n. --> purverere
[MED35329] purveu, n. --> purview
[MED35330] purvious, adj. --> purvious
[MED35331] pus, n. --> pus
[MED35332] push, n. --> push
[MED35333] pushed, adj. --> pushed
[MED35334] pushen, v. --> poss
[MED35335] pushi, adj. --> pushi
[MED35335.5] pusillanimes, n.pl. --> pussilanime
[MED35336] pusillanimite, n. --> pusillanimity
[MED35337] pusillanimus, adj. --> pusillanimous
[MED35338] pusk, n. --> posca
[MED35339] pustled, adj.</medHed><oedHed>pustule, n.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> pustuled </oedSub> <norm>pustuled
[MED35340] pustulacioun, n. --> pustulation
[MED35341] pustulat(e, adj. --> pustulate
[MED35342] pustule, n. --> pustule
[MED35343] pustuling, ger. --> pustuling
[MED35344] put, n. --> put
[MED35345] putacioun, n. --> putation
[MED35346] putaile, n. --> putayle
[MED35347] putain, n. --> pute
[MED35348] putative, adj. --> putative
[MED35349] put(e)s, n. --> putes
[MED35350] puthinge, ger. --> puthing
[MED35351] puti, n. --> putty
[MED35352] putour, n. --> putour
[MED35353] putred(e, n. --> putrede
[MED35354] putrefaccioun, n. --> putrefaction
[MED35355] putrefacte, adj. --> putrefact
[MED35356] putrefactible, adj. --> putrefactible
[MED35357] putrefactif, adj. --> putrefactive
[MED35358] putrefactive, n. --> putrefactive
[MED35359] putrefien, v. --> putrefy
[MED35360] putrefiing, ger. --> putrefying
[MED35361] putrible, adj. --> putrible
[MED35362] putrid, adj. --> putrid
[MED35363] putrida, n.</medHed><oedHed>putrid, adj.</oedHed><oedSub type="special uses"> putrid fever </oedSub> <norm>putrid fever
[MED35364] putridnes(se, n. --> putridness
[MED35365] putri(e, n. --> putery
[MED35366] putrificate, adj. --> putrificate
[MED35367] putrour, n. --> putrour
[MED35368] putteful, n. --> puttful
[MED35369] putten, v. --> put
[MED35370] putter(e, n. --> putter
[MED35371] putting(e, ger. --> putting
[MED35372] puttok, n. --> puttock
[MED35373] puttok(e, n. --> puttock
[MED35374] puttok-heued, adj.</medHed><oedHed>puttock, n.1</oedHed><oedSub type="compound"> puttock-hued </oedSub> <norm>puttock-hued
[MED35375] puture, n. --> puture
[MED35376] pyrdowy, n. --> pyrdowy
[MED35377] q, n. --> cue
[MED35378] qahchen, v. --> qahch
[MED35379] qu-, cons. clust. --> qu-
[MED35380] quabbe, n. --> quab
[MED35381] quabbi, adj. --> quabbi
[MED35382] quaden-ramp, n. --> quadenramp
[MED35383] quadragenarie, n. --> quadragenary
[MED35384] quadrages(i)me, n. --> Quadragesime
[MED35385] quadrangle, n. --> quadrangle
[MED35385.5] quadrangle, adj. --> quadrangle
[MED35386] quadrangulere, adj. --> quadrangular
[MED35387] quadrans, n. --> quadrans
[MED35388] quadrant, n.(1) --> quadrant
[MED35389] quadrant, n.(2) --> quadrant
[MED35390] quadrat(e, n. --> quadrate
[MED35391] quadrat(e, adj. --> quadrate
[MED35392] quadrature, n. --> quadrature
[MED35393] quadren, v. --> quader
[MED35394] quadriloge, n. --> quadrilogue
[MED35395] quadripartite, adj. --> quadripartite
[MED35396] quadrivial(le, adj. --> quadrivial
[MED35396.5] quadrupet, adj. --> quadruped
[MED35397] quadruple, n. --> quadruple
[MED35398] quaier, n. --> quire
[MED35399] quail(e, n. --> quail
[MED35400] quailen, v.(1) --> quail
[MED35401] quailen, v.(2) --> quail
[MED35402] quaile-pipe, n. --> quail-pipe
[MED35403] quailinge, ger. --> quailing
[MED35404] quain, n. --> quoin
[MED35405] quainen, v. --> quain
[MED35406] quaining, ger. --> quaining
[MED35407] quaisi, n. --> quaisi
[MED35408] quak(e, n. --> quake
[MED35409] quaken, v. --> quake
[MED35410] quakere, n. --> Quaker
[MED35411] quaking(e, ger. --> quaking
[MED35412] quak(ke, n. --> quack
[MED35413] qual(e, n. --> quale
[MED35414] qualifien, v. --> qualify
[MED35415] qualitatif, adj. --> qualitative
[MED35416] qualite, n. --> quality
[MED35417] qualm, n.(1) --> qualm
[MED35418] qualm, n.(2) --> qualm
[MED35419] qualmed, adj. --> qualmed
[MED35420] quandros, n. --> quandros
[MED35421] quante, n. --> quant
[MED35422] quantite, n. --> quantity
[MED35423] quappen, v. --> quop
[MED35424] quappinge, ger. --> quapping
[MED35425] quar, n. --> quar
[MED35426] quare impedit, phr. --> quare impedit
[MED35427] quareling, ger. --> quarrelling | quarreling
[MED35428] quaren, v. --> quared
[MED35429] quarendoun, n. --> quarrenden
[MED35430] quarenten(e, n. --> quarentene
[MED35431] quarentine, n. --> quarantine
[MED35432] quarer, adj. --> quarer
[MED35433] quarfulnes, n.</medHed><oedHed>quartful, adj.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> quartfulness </oedSub> <norm>quartfulness
[MED35434] quarlet, n. --> quarlet
[MED35435] quarre, adj. --> quarry
[MED35436] quarrei, n. --> quarry
[MED35437] quarrel, n.(1) --> quarrel
[MED35438] quarrel, n.(2) --> quarrel
[MED35439] quarrer(e, n. --> quarrer
[MED35440] quarreure, n. --> quarreure
[MED35441] quarriour, n. --> quarrier
[MED35442] quart, n. --> quart
[MED35443] quartain(e, n. --> quartan
[MED35444] quartain(e, adj. --> quartan
[MED35445] quart(e, n. --> quart
[MED35446] quart(e)ler, n. --> quartler
[MED35447] quartelet(te, n. --> quartelet
[MED35448] quartenare, n. --> quartanary
[MED35449] quarterag(e, n. --> quarterage
[MED35450] quarterd, n. --> quarterd
[MED35451] quarter(e, n. --> quarter
[MED35452] quarteren, v. --> quarter
[MED35453] quarteringe, ger. --> quartering
[MED35454] quarterli, adj. --> quarterly
[MED35455] quarterli, adv. --> quarterly
[MED35456] quarter-maister, n. --> quartermaster
[MED35457] quartern, n. --> quartern
[MED35458] quartile, adj. --> quartile
[MED35459] quartle, adj. --> quartl&#xE9;
[MED35460] quarto, n. --> quarto
[MED35461] quartren, n. --> quartren
[MED35462] quartroun, n. --> quartern
[MED35463] quase, adj. --> quase
[MED35464] quashen, v. --> quash
[MED35465] quashinge, ger. --> quashing
[MED35466] quassacioun, n. --> quassation
[MED35467] quassate, adj. --> quassate
[MED35468] quassature, n. --> quassature
[MED35469] quat, adj. --> quat
[MED35470] quate, n. --> whate
[MED35471] quaten, v. --> quat
[MED35472] quater-foil, n. --> quatrefoil
[MED35473] quaternari, n. --> quaternary
[MED35474] quaternioun, n. --> quaternion
[MED35475] quater-temps, n. --> quater temps
[MED35476] quathrigan, n. --> quathrigan
[MED35477] quatreble, n. --> quatreble
[MED35478] quatreble, adj. --> quatreble
[MED35479] quatreblen, v. --> quatreble
[MED35480] quatrime, n. --> quatrime
[MED35481] quatriplatit, adj. --> 
[MED35482] quatriple, n. --> quatriple
[MED35483] quatten, v. --> quatt
[MED35484] quave, n. --> quave
[MED35485] quaven, v. --> quave
[MED35486] quaveren, v. --> quaver
[MED35487] quavering, ger. --> quavering
[MED35488] quavi, adj. --> quavy
[MED35489] quaving(e, ger.</medHed><oedHed>quave, v.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> quaving </oedSub> <norm>quaving
[MED35490] quecchen, v. --> quetch
[MED35491] quech(e, n. --> queach
[MED35492] quechi, adj. --> queachy
[MED35493] qued(e, n.(1) --> quede
[MED35494] quede, n.(2) --> quide
[MED35495] qued(e, adj. --> quede
[MED35496] quede, adv. --> quede
[MED35497] quedfulle, adj. --> quedeful
[MED35498] quedhede, n. --> quedehead
[MED35499] quedles, adj. --> quedles
[MED35500] quedli, adv. --> quedely
[MED35501] quednes(se, n. --> quedeness
[MED35502] quedshipe, n. --> quedeship
[MED35503] queimous, adj. --> queamish
[MED35504] queintaunce, n. --> quaintance
[MED35505] queint(e, n. --> quaint
[MED35506] queint(e, adj. --> quaint
[MED35507] queint(e, adv. --> quaint
[MED35508] queinten, v.(1) --> quaintly
[MED35509] queinten, v.(2) --> queint
[MED35510] queintis(e, n. --> quaintise
[MED35511] queintisen, v. --> quaintise
[MED35512] queintisinge, ger. --> quaintise
[MED35513] queintli(e, adv. --> quaintly
[MED35514] queintnes(se, n. --> quaintness
[MED35515] queintrelle, n. --> quaintrelle
[MED35516] queisi(e, adj. --> queasy
[MED35517] quek(e, n. --> quek
[MED35518] quek(e, interj. --> queck
[MED35519] queken, v. --> queck
[MED35520] quekine, ger. --> quecking
[MED35521] quelen, v. --> quele
[MED35522] quel(le, n. --> quell
[MED35523] quellen, v.(1) --> quell
[MED35524] quellen, v.(2) --> quell
[MED35525] queller(e, n. --> queller
[MED35526] quellinge, ger. --> quelling
[MED35527] quelmen, v. --> quelm
[MED35528] quelmer, n.</medHed><oedHed>quelm, v.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> quelmer </oedSub> <norm>quelmer
[MED35529] quelminge, ger. --> quelming
[MED35530] quem(e, n. --> queem
[MED35531] quem(e, adj. --> queem
[MED35532] quem(e)ful, adj. --> queemful
[MED35533] quemeli, adj. --> quemely
[MED35534] quem(e)li, adv. --> queemly
[MED35535] quemen, v. --> queem
[MED35536] quemfulli, adv. --> queemfully
[MED35537] quemfulnes, n. --> quemfulness
[MED35538] queming(e, ger.</medHed><oedHed>queem, v.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivatives"> queeming </oedSub> <norm>queeming
[MED35539] quemnesse, n. --> queemness
[MED35540] quench, n. --> quench
[MED35541] quenchen, v. --> quench
[MED35542] quencher(e, n. --> quencher
[MED35543] quenching(e, ger. --> quenching
[MED35544] quenchour, n. --> quenchour
[MED35545] quene, n.(1) --> quean
[MED35546] quen(e, n.(2) --> queen
[MED35546.5] quene-foul, n. --> queen fowl
[MED35547] quening, n. --> Queening
[MED35548] quenli, adj. --> queenly
[MED35549] quer, n. --> choir | quire
[MED35550] queraunce, n. --> queraunce
[MED35551] querdling, n. --> codling
[MED35552] querele, n. --> quarrel
[MED35553] querelen, v. --> quarrel
[MED35554] quereling, ger. --> quarrelling | quarreling
[MED35555] querelour, n. --> quarreller | quarreler
[MED35556] querelous, adj. --> querulous
[MED35557] queren, v. --> queer
[MED35558] querer, n. --> quirer
[MED35559] querette, n. --> querette
[MED35560] queri, n.(1) --> query
[MED35561] queri, n.(2) --> query
[MED35562] querimonie, n. --> querimony
[MED35563] querister, n. --> chorister
[MED35564] querkenen, v. --> querken
[MED35565] querkening(e, ger. --> querkening
[MED35566] quern, n. --> quern
[MED35567] querne, n.(1) --> quern
[MED35568] quern(e, n.(2) --> quern
[MED35569] quernes, n.pl. --> quernes
[MED35570] querour, n. --> queror
[MED35571] quert(e, n. --> quart
[MED35572] quert(e, adj. --> quart
[MED35573] quertful, adj. --> quartful
[MED35574] quesemen, v. --> queseme
[MED35575] quesenere, n. --> cuisiner
[MED35576] queser, n. --> queser
[MED35577] quest(e, n. --> quest
[MED35578] questeien, v. --> questeien
[MED35579] questen, v. --> quest
[MED35580] questing, ger. --> questing
[MED35581] questionarie, n. --> questionary
[MED35582] questioun, n. --> question
[MED35583] questiounen, v. --> question
[MED35584] questiouner, n. --> questioner
[MED35585] questiouning, ger. --> questioning
[MED35586] questiounles, adv. --> questionless
[MED35587] questor, n. --> quaestor
[MED35588] queth(e, n. --> queath
[MED35589] quethen, v. --> quoth
[MED35590] quething, ger. --> queath
[MED35591] quethiren, v. --> quethiren
[MED35592] queu(e, n.(1) --> queue
[MED35593] queue, n.(2) --> queue
[MED35594] queven, v. --> queven
[MED35595] quibibe, n. --> cubeb
[MED35596] quich, n. --> quick
[MED35597] quidden, v. --> quid
[MED35598] quide, n. --> quide
[MED35599] quidite, n. --> quiddity
[MED35600] quie, n. --> quey
[MED35601] quienal, n. --> quiennal
[MED35602] quietable, adj. --> quietable
[MED35603] quietaunce, n. --> quietance
[MED35604] quiet-claimen, v. --> quiet-claim
[MED35605] quiet-claiminge, ger. --> quiet-claiming
[MED35606] quiet(e, n. --> quiet
[MED35607] quiet(e, adj. --> quiet
[MED35608] quiet(e-claime, n. --> quiet-claim
[MED35609] quiet(e)li, adv. --> quitely
[MED35610] quieten, v. --> quiet
[MED35611] quiet(e)nes(se, n. --> quietness
[MED35612] quietinge, ger. --> quieting
[MED35613] quietousli, adv. --> quietously
[MED35614] quiet-rent, n. --> quiet-rent
[MED35615] quietus est, phr. --> quietus est
[MED35616] quik, adj. --> quick
[MED35617] quik, adv. --> quick
[MED35618] quiken, n.(1) --> quicken
[MED35619] quiken, n.(2) --> quicken
[MED35620] quiken, v. --> quick
[MED35621] quikenen, v. --> quicken
[MED35622] quikener, n. --> quickener
[MED35623] quikening(e, ger. --> quickening
[MED35624] quikestli, adv.sup. --> quickestly
[MED35625] quiking, ger.(1) --> quicking
[MED35626] quiking, ger.(2) --> quicking
[MED35627] quikli, adj. --> quickly
[MED35628] quikli, adv. --> quickly
[MED35629] quiknes(se, n. --> quickness
[MED35630] quikshipe, n. --> quickship
[MED35631] quik-silver, n. --> quicksilver
[MED35632] quil, n. --> quill
[MED35633] quilen, v. --> quile
[MED35634] quilet, n. --> quelet
[MED35635] quilliver, n. --> quilliver
[MED35636] quilt(e, n. --> quilt
[MED35637] quilter, n. --> quilter
[MED35638] quinade, n. --> quinade
[MED35639] quinarius, n. --> quinarius
[MED35640] quince, n. --> quince
[MED35641] quindecim(e, n. --> quindecim
[MED35642] quinesie, n. --> quinsy
[MED35643] quingentari, n. --> quinquagenaria
[MED35644] quinible, adj. --> quinible
[MED35645] quinquagenarie, n. --> quinquagenary
[MED35646] quinquages(i)me, n. --> Quinquagesime
[MED35647] quinquenal, n. --> quinquennal
[MED35648] quinqueniale, adj. --> quinquennial
[MED35649] quinquinervie, n. --> quinquinervie
[MED35650] quinsime, n. --> quinzi&#xE8;me
[MED35651] quintain(e, n. --> quintain
[MED35652] quintale, n. --> quintal
[MED35653] quinte, n. --> quint
[MED35654] quintefoil(e, n. --> quinquefoil
[MED35655] quint-essence, n. --> quintessence
[MED35656] quinze, n. --> quinze
[MED35657] quiok, n. --> queyock
[MED35658] quir-boili, n. --> cuir-bouilli
[MED35659] quirin(e, n. --> quirine
[MED35660] Quirites, n.pl. --> Quirites
[MED35661] quirre, n.(1) --> quarry
[MED35662] quirre, n.(2) --> quirr&#xE9;
[MED35663] quirren, v. --> quarry
[MED35664] quisen, v. --> quease
[MED35665] quisheld, adj. --> quisheld
[MED35666] quishete, n. --> quishete
[MED35667] quishin, n. --> cushion
[MED35668] quisse, n. --> quisse
[MED35669] quisser, n. --> quisser
[MED35670] quisseu, n. --> quisseu
[MED35671] quisson, n. --> quisson
[MED35672] quist, n. --> quist
[MED35673] quist(e, n.(1) --> quest
[MED35674] quiste, n.(2) --> queest
[MED35675] quistroun, n. --> custron
[MED35676] quitale, n. --> quittal
[MED35677] quitaunce, n. --> quittance
[MED35678] quit(e, n. --> quite
[MED35679] quite, adj. --> quit
[MED35680] quit(e, adv. --> quite
[MED35681] quite-claime, n. --> quitclaim
[MED35682] quite-claimen, v. --> quitclaim
[MED35683] quite-claiming, ger.</medHed><oedHed>quitclaim, v.</oedHed><oedSub type="derivative"> quitclaiming </oedSub> <norm>quitclaiming
[MED35684] quite-clamance, n. --> quitclaimance
[MED35685] quitemente, adv. --> quitement
[MED35686] quiten, v. --> quit
[MED35687] quit(e-rent(e, n. --> quit-rent
[MED35688] quiterous, adj. --> quitterous
[MED35689] quiting(e, ger. --> quitting
[MED35690] quitli, adv. --> quitely
[MED35691] qui tollis, phr.pl. --> quitollis
[MED35692] quitter(e, n. --> quitter
[MED35693] quitteren, v. --> quitter
[MED35694] quitteri, adj. --> quittery
[MED35695] quittering, ger. --> quittering
[MED35695.5] quitterous, adj. --> quitterous
[MED35696] quiver, n. --> quiver
[MED35697] quiver, adj. --> quiver
[MED35698] quocient, n. --> quotient
[MED35699] quodlibet, n. --> quodlibet
[MED35700] quointeliche, adj. --> quaintly
[MED35701] quoniam, n. --> quoniam
[MED35702] quorum, n. --> quorum
[MED35703] quo waranto, n. --> quo warranto
[MED35704] qwil-time, conj. --> quiltime
[MED35705] r, n. --> R
[MED35706] rabatted, adj. --> rabbet
[MED35707] rab(b)i, n. --> rabbi
[MED35708] rabbish(e, adj. --> rabbish
[MED35709] rabbishli, adv. --> rabbishly
[MED35710] rabbishnesse, n. --> rabbishness
[MED35711] rab(b)oni, n. --> rabboni
[MED35712] rabel, n. --> rabble
[MED35713] rabet, n.(1) --> rabbit
[MED35714] rabet, n.(2) --> rabat
[MED35715] rabet, n.(3) --> rabbet
[MED35716] rabetinge, ger. --> rabbeting
[MED35717] rabit(e, n. --> rabite
[MED35718] rablen, v. --> rabble
[MED35719] racch(e, n. --> rache
[MED35720] race, n.(1) --> race
[MED35721] race, n.(2) --> race
[MED35722] raceme, n. --> raceme
[MED35723] rachen, v. --> rache
[MED35724] rachete, n. --> rascette
[MED35725] racin(e, n. --> racine
[MED35726] racionabilite, n. --> rationability
[MED35727] racionable, adj. --> rationable
[MED35728] racional(e, n. --> rationale
[MED35729] racional(e, adj. --> rational
[MED35730] racle-fish, n. --> racle-fish
[MED35731] Rad-bodis-pund, n. --> Rad-bodis-pund
[MED35732] rad(e, adj.(1) --> rad
[MED35733] rad(e, adj.(2) --> rad
[MED35734] rad(e, adv. --> rad
[MED35735] radecole, n. --> redcole
[MED35736] radel, n. --> raddle
[MED35737] raden, v. --> rade
[MED35738] rader-dai, n. --> rider day
[MED35739] radeues, n.pl. --> raddle
[MED35740] radevore, n. --> radevore
[MED35741] radiacion, n. --> radiation
[MED35742] radiale, adj. --> 
[MED35743] radiant, adj. --> radiant
[MED35744] radicacion, n. --> radication
[MED35745] radical(e, adj. --> radical
[MED35746] radicali, adv. --> radically
[MED35747] radicat(e, adj. --> radicate
[MED35748] radich(e, n. --> radish
[MED35749] radie, n. --> radie
[MED35750] radious(e, adj. --> radious
[MED35751] radli, adj. --> radly
[MED35752] radli, adv. --> radly
[MED35753] radnes(se, n. --> radness
[MED35754] r&#xE6;delike, adj. --> r&#xE6;delike
[MED35755] raeghe, n. --> rye
[MED35756] raf, n.(1) --> raff
[MED35757] raf, n.(2) --> raff
[MED35758] rafioles, n.pl. --> rafiole
[MED35759] rafle, n.(1) --> raffle
[MED35760] rafle, n.(2) --> raffle
[MED35761] raft, n. --> raft
[MED35762] rafter, n. --> rafter
[MED35763] ragadies, n.pl. --> rhagades
[MED35764] raga-muffin, n. --> ragamuffin
[MED35765] rage, n. --> rage
[MED35766] rage, adj. --> rage
[MED35767] rag(e-man, n. --> Ragman
[MED35768] ragen, v. --> rage
[MED35769] rageous, adj. --> rageous
[MED35770] rager(e, n. --> rager
[MED35771] ragerie, n. --> ragery
[MED35772] rag(ge, n. --> rag
[MED35773] ragged(e, adj. --> ragged
[MED35774] ragged-staf, n. --> ragged staff
[MED35775] ragge-man, n. --> ragman
[MED35776] ragger, n. --> ragger
[MED35777] raggi, adj. --> raggy
[MED35778] ragging(e, ger. --> rigging
[MED35779] ragi, adv. --> ragi
[MED35780] raging(e, ger. --> raging
[MED35781] ragishe, adj. --> ragishe
[MED35782] raglore, n. --> ragler
[MED35783] raglotie, n. --> raglotie
[MED35784] ragnel, n. --> rannell
[MED35785] ragoun, n. --> ragoun
[MED35786] ragounce, n. --> ragounce
[MED35787] rag-wort, n. --> ragwort
[MED35788] rai, n.(1) --> ray
[MED35789] rai, n.(2) --> ray
[MED35790] rai(e, n.(1) --> ray
[MED35791] rai(e, n.(2) --> ray
[MED35792] rai(e, n.(3) --> ray
[MED35793] rai(e, adj. --> ray
[MED35794] raied, adj. --> rayed
[MED35795] raien, v. --> ray
[MED35796] raier, n. --> rayer
[MED35797] raiing, adj. --> raying
[MED35798] raike, n. --> raik
[MED35799] raiken, v. --> raik
[MED35800] raiker, n. --> raiker
[MED35801] raiking, ger. --> raking
[MED35802] rail, n. --> rail
[MED35803] raile, n. --> rail
[MED35804] railen, v.(1) --> rail
[MED35805] railen, v.(2) --> rail
[MED35806] railen, v.(3) --> rail
[MED35807] railen, v.(4) --> rail
[MED35808] railen, v.(5) --> rail
[MED35809] railer, n. --> railer
[MED35810] railing(e, ger. --> railing
[MED35811] raiment, n. --> raiment
[MED35812] raine, n.(1) --> raine
[MED35813] raine, n.(2) --> raine
[MED35814] raines, n. --> Raines
[MED35815] rainolles, n.pl. --> raynoll
[MED35816] raisin, n. --> raisin
[MED35817] raived, adj. --> reined
[MED35818] rak, n.(1) --> rack
[MED35819] rak, n.(2) --> rack
[MED35820] rak, n.(3) --> rack
[MED35821] rake, n.(1) --> rake
[MED35822] rake, n.(2) --> rake
[MED35823] rake, n.(3) --> rake
[MED35824] rakel, n. --> rattle
[MED35825] rakel, adj. --> rackle
[MED35826] rakelen, v. --> rackle
[MED35827] rakelnesse, n. --> rackleness
[MED35828] raken, v.(1) --> rake
[MED35829] raken, v.(2) --> rake
[MED35830] rakent, n. --> reckon
[MED35831] raker(e, n. --> raker
[MED35832] raket, n. --> racket
[MED35833] raketeie, n. --> rakenteie
[MED35834] rakil, n. --> rackle
[MED35835] raking(e, ger. --> raking
[MED35836] rakken, v.(1) --> rack
[MED35837] rakken, v.(2) --> rack
[MED35838] rakking, ger. --> racking
[MED35839] rakkinge, ger. --> racking
[MED35840] rale, n. --> rail
[MED35841] rali-cole, n. --> rali-cole
[MED35842] ram, n. --> ram
[MED35843] ramage, n. --> ramage
[MED35844] ramage, adj. --> ramage
[MED35845] ramagen, v. --> ramagen
[MED35846] ramagenes(se, n. --> ramageness
[MED35847] ramageous, adj. --> ramageous
[MED35848] ramageousnesse, n. --> ramageousnesse
[MED35849] ramailen, v. --> ramail
[MED35850] Ramazan, n. --> Ramadan
[MED35851] rambe, n. --> ram
[MED35852] ramblen, v. --> ramble
[MED35853] ramel, n. --> rammel
[MED35854] ramen, v. --> rame
[MED35855] ramgle, n. --> ramgle
[MED35856] ramifien, v. --> ramify
[MED35857] ramifiing, ger. --> ramifying
[MED35858] rammen, v. --> ram
[MED35859] rammer, n. --> rammer
[MED35860] ramminge, ger. --> ramming
[MED35861] rammish, adj. --> rammish
[MED35862] ramne, n. --> rhamn
[MED35863] ramouse, adj. --> ramous
[MED35864] rampe, n.(1) --> ramp
[MED35865] rampe, n.(2) --> ramp
[MED35866] rampnen, v. --> rampen
[MED35867] rampronen, v. --> rampronen
[MED35868] ramse, n. --> rams
[MED35869] ramsen, n. --> ramsons
[MED35870] rams-fot, n. --> ram's foot
[MED35871] ran, n. --> ran
[MED35872] ranchen, v. --> ranch
[MED35873] rancle, n. --> rankle
[MED35874] ranclen, v. --> rankle
[MED35875] rancling(e, ger. --> rankling
[MED35876] rancour, n. --> rancour | rancor
[MED35877] rancune, n. --> rancune
[MED35878] rand, n. --> rand
[MED35879] rand-bei, n. --> rand-bei
[MED35880] randen, v. --> rand
[MED35881] randoun, n. --> random
[MED35881.5] randounen, v. --> random
[MED35882] rane, n. --> rane
[MED35883] ranel, n. --> rannell
[MED35884] rank, n.(1) --> rank
[MED35885] rank, n.(2) --> rank
[MED35886] rank, adj. --> rank
[MED35887] ranken, v. --> rank
[MED35888] rankhede, n. --> rankhede
[MED35889] rankinge, ger. --> ranking
[MED35890] rankli, adv. --> rankly
[MED35891] ranknesse, n. --> rankness
[MED35892] rans, n. --> rance
[MED35893] ransaken, v. --> ransack
[MED35894] ransaker, n. --> ransacker
[MED35895] ransaking(e, ger. --> ransacking
[MED35896] ranshen, v. --> rinse
[MED35897] ranula, n. --> ranula
[MED35898] rapaces, n.pl. --> rapaces
[MED35899] rape, n.(1) --> rape
[MED35900] rape, n.(2) --> rape
[MED35901] rape, n.(3) --> rape
[MED35902] rape, n.(4) --> rape
[MED35903] rape, n.(5) --> rap&#xE9;
[MED35904] rape, adj. --> rape
[MED35905] rape, adv. --> rape
[MED35906] rap(e)li, adv. --> raply
[MED35907] rapen, v.(1) --> rape
[MED35908] rapen, v.(2) --> rape
[MED35909] raphane, n. --> Raphanus
[MED35910] raphe, n. --> raphe
[MED35911] rapine, n. --> rapine
[MED35911.5] rapinesse, n. --> rapineness
[MED35912] raples, adj. --> rapless
[MED35913] rapli, adj. --> raply
[MED35914] rapok, n. --> rappock
[MED35915] raporte, n. --> rapport
[MED35916] raporten, v. --> raporten
[MED35917] raportour, n. --> raportour
[MED35918] rapounce, n. --> rapounce
[MED35919] rappe, n. --> rap
[MED35920] rappen, v.(1) --> rap
[MED35921] rappen, v.(2) --> rap
[MED35922] rappinge, ger. --> rapping
[MED35923] rapt(e, n. --> rapt
[MED35924] raptour, n. --> raptor
[MED35925] raquiten, v. --> raquite
[MED35926] rar(e, adj. --> rare
[MED35927] rare, adv. --> rare
[MED35928] rare-drumbel, n. --> rare-drumbel
[MED35929] rarefactive, adj. --> rarefactive
[MED35930] rarefien, v. --> rarefy
[MED35931] raren, v. --> rare
[MED35932] rarenes(se, n. --> rareness
[MED35933] raring-fat, n. --> raring-fat
[MED35934] rarite, n. --> rarity
[MED35935] rascail, adj. --> rascal
[MED35936] rascaile, n. --> rascal
[MED35937] rascature, n. --> rascature
[MED35938] ras(e, n. --> race
[MED35939] rasedhede, n. --> rasedhead
[MED35940] rasedli, adv. --> rasedly
[MED35941] raseli, adv. --> rasely
[MED35942] rasen, n. --> reason
[MED35943] rasen, v.(1) --> raze
[MED35944] rasen, v.(2) --> rase
[MED35945] rasen, v.(3) --> rase
[MED35946] rash, n. --> rash
[MED35947] rash(e, adj. --> rash
[MED35948] rashe, adv. --> rash
[MED35949] rashen, v. --> rash
[MED35950] rashnesse, n. --> rashness
[MED35951] rasing(e, ger.(1) --> razing
[MED35952] rasinge, ger.(2) --> rasing
[MED35953] raskaldri, n. --> rascaldry
[MED35954] rasken, v. --> rax
[MED35955] raskinge, ger. --> rasking
[MED35956] rasour(e, n. --> razor
[MED35957] raspatorie, n. --> raspatory
[MED35958] raspen, v. --> rasp
[MED35959] raspinge, ger. --> rasping
[MED35960] raspise, n. --> raspis
[MED35961] rasse, n. --> rasse
[MED35962] rasteling, ger. --> rasteling
[MED35963] rastelinge, n. --> rasteling
[MED35964] rasten, v. --> rast
[MED35965] raster, n. --> raster
[MED35966] rastil-bow, n. --> restelbowe
[MED35967] rasting, ger. --> rasting
[MED35968] raston, n. --> raston
[MED35969] rasure, n. --> rasure
[MED35970] rat, n. --> rat
[MED35971] rate, n.(1) --> rate
[MED35972] rate, n.(2) --> rate
[MED35973] rate, n.(3) --> rate
[MED35974] rate, adj. --> rate
[MED35975] ratele, n. --> rattle
[MED35976] ratelen, v. --> rattle
[MED35977] rateler, n. --> rattler
[MED35978] rateli, adv. --> rately
[MED35979] ratelinge, ger. --> rattling
[MED35980] raten, v.(1) --> rate
[MED35981] raten, v.(2) --> rate
[MED35982] rath, n. --> rathe
[MED35983] rath(e, n. --> raith
[MED35984] rathe, adj. --> rathe
[MED35985] rath(e, adv. --> rathe
[MED35986] rathelen, v. --> rathel
[MED35987] rath(e)li, adv. --> rathely
[MED35988] ratheling, ger. --> ratline
[MED35989] rather(e, adj.comp. --> rather
[MED35990] rather(e, adv.comp. --> rather
[MED35991] ratherest, adv. sup. --> ratherest
[MED35992] rather-mor(e, adj. --> rathermore
[MED35993] rathest, adv.sup. --> rathest
[MED35994] ratificacion, n. --> ratification
[MED35995] ratifien, v. --> ratify
[MED35996] ratifiing, ger. --> ratifying
[MED35996.5] ratonbrede, n. --> ratton-bread
[MED35997] ratoner(e, n. --> rattoner
[MED35998] ratoun, n. --> ratton
[MED35999] ratoure, n. --> ratter
[MED36000] ratte, n. --> rat
[MED36001] ratten, v. --> rat
[MED36002] rauc, adj. --> rauk
[MED36003] raucli, adv. --> raucly
[MED36004] raue, n. --> rave
[MED36005] rau(e, adj. --> raw
[MED36006] rauhede, n. --> rawhead
[MED36007] rauli, adv. --> rawly
[MED36008] raumpaunt, adj. --> rampant
[MED36009] raumpauntli, adv. --> rampantly
[MED36010] raumpen, v. --> ramp
[MED36011] raumping, ger. --> ramping
[MED36012] raunes(se, n. --> 
[MED36013] raunge, n.(1) --> range
[MED36014] raunge, n.(2) --> range
[MED36015] raungen, v. --> range
[MED36016] raunger, n. --> ranger
[MED36017] raungership, n. --> rangership
[MED36018] raunging, ger. --> ranging
[MED36019] raunsoun, n. --> ransom
[MED36020] raunsounen, v. --> ransom
[MED36021] raunsouner(e, n. --> ransomer
[MED36022] raunsouning(e, ger. --> ransoming
[MED36023] raunsounles, adj. --> ransomless
[MED36024] raunsounment, n. --> raunsounment
[MED36025] raun-tre, n. --> rowan tree
[MED36026] rave, n. --> rave
[MED36027] raven, n. --> raven
[MED36028] raven, v.(1) --> rave
[MED36029] raven, v.(2) --> rave
[MED36030] ravenie, n. --> raveny
[MED36031] ravening, ger. --> ravening
[MED36032] ravenish, adj. --> ravenish
[MED36033] raventli, adv. --> ravently
[MED36034] ravere, n. --> ravery
[MED36035] ravin(e, n. --> ravin
[MED36036] ravin(e, adj. --> ravin
[MED36037] ravines(se, n. --> ravyness
[MED36038] raving(e, ger. --> raving
[MED36039] ravining, adj. --> ravening
[MED36040] ravinour, n. --> ravener
[MED36041] ravinous, adj. --> ravenous
[MED36042] ravinousli, adv. --> ravenously
[MED36043] ravis, adj. --> ravis
[MED36044] ravisable, adj. --> ravisable
[MED36045] ravisaunt, adj. --> ravisaunt
[MED36046] ravishemel, adv. --> ravishmeal
[MED36047] ravish(e)ment, n. --> ravishment
[MED36048] ravishen, v. --> ravish
[MED36049] ravisher(e, n. --> ravisher
[MED36050] ravishing(e, ger. --> ravishing
[MED36051] raxlen, v. --> raxle
[MED36052] raxling, ger. --> raxling
[MED36053] re, n.(1) --> re
[MED36054] re, n.(2) --> ree
[MED36055] re, n.(3) --> re
[MED36056] re-, pref. --> re-
[MED36057] reaccepten, v. --> reaccept
[MED36058] readepcion, n. --> readeption
[MED36059] reaggravate, ppl. --> reaggravate
[MED36060] real, n. --> rial
[MED36061] real, adj.(1) --> rial
[MED36062] real, adj.(2) --> real
[MED36063] real, adv. --> rial
[MED36064] realgar, n. --> realgar
[MED36065] realli, adv.(1) --> really
[MED36066] realli, adv.(2) --> really
[MED36067] realnes(se, n. --> realness
[MED36068] realte, n.(1) --> rialty
[MED36069] realte, n.(2) --> realty
[MED36070] reascenden, v. --> reascend
[MED36071] reassumen, v. --> reassume
[MED36072] reaume, n. --> realm
[MED36073] rebaptisatour, n. --> rebaptizer
[MED36074] rebaptisen, v. --> rebaptize
[MED36075] rebarich, n. --> rebarich
[MED36076] rebaten, v. --> rebate
[MED36077] rebatinge, ger. --> rebating
[MED36078] rebekke, n.(1) --> rebec
[MED36079] rebek(ke, n.(2) --> rebeck
[MED36080] rebel, n.(1) --> rebel
[MED36081] rebel, n.(2) --> rebel
[MED36082] rebel, adj. --> rebel
[MED36083] rebelhed, n. --> rebelhed
[MED36084] rebellant, adj. --> rebellant
[MED36085] rebellen, v. --> rebel
[MED36086] rebelli, adv. --> rebelly
[MED36087] rebelling(e, ger. --> rebelling
[MED36088] rebellioun, n.(1) --> rebellion
[MED36089] rebellioun, n.(2) --> rebellion
[MED36090] rebellious, adj. --> rebellious
[MED36091] rebellour, n. --> rebeller
[MED36092] rebelnes(se, n. --> rebelness
[MED36093] rebelte, n. --> rebelty
[MED36093.5] rebenden, v. --> rebend
[MED36094] reble-rable, adv. --> ribble-rabble
[MED36095] reboile, n. --> reboil
[MED36096] reboilen, v. --> reboil
[MED36097] reboiling, ger. --> reboiling
[MED36098] rebound, n. --> rebound
[MED36099] rebounden, v. --> rebound
[MED36100] rebounding(e, ger. --> rebounding
[MED36101] rebours, n. --> rebours
[MED36102] rebours, adj. --> rebours
[MED36103] reboute, n. --> rebut
[MED36104] rebouten, v. --> rebut
[MED36105] rebuke, n. --> rebuke
[MED36106] rebuken, v. --> rebuke
[MED36107] rebuker, n. --> rebuker
[MED36108] rebuking(e, ger. --> rebuking
[MED36109] rebukingli, adv. --> rebukingly
[MED36110] reburgonen, v. --> reburgeon
[MED36111] reburnishen, v. --> reburnish
[MED36112] recai, n. --> recay
[MED36113] recairen, v. --> recairen
[MED36114] recapitlen, v. --> recapitle
[MED36115] recapitulacioun, n. --> recapitulation
[MED36116] recapitulatour, n. --> recapitulator
[MED36117] recarien, v. --> recarry
[MED36118] recche, n. --> reck
[MED36119] recchen, v.(1) --> rech
[MED36120] recchen, v.(2) --> reck
[MED36121] recching, ger. --> reaching
[MED36122] recching(e, ger. --> reaching
[MED36123] receden, v. --> recede
[MED36124] receit(e, n. --> receipt
[MED36125] receiten, v. --> receipt
[MED36126] receiting, ger. --> receiting
[MED36127] receitour, n. --> receipter
[MED36128] receivable, adj. --> receivable
[MED36129] receivablenes(se, n. --> receivableness
[MED36130] receivaunt, n. --> receivaunt
[MED36131] receiven, v. --> receive
[MED36132] receiving(e, ger. --> receiving
[MED36133] receivour, n. --> receiver
[MED36134] recellen, v. --> recell
[MED36135] recensitif, adj. --> recensitive
[MED36136] recent, adj. --> recent
[MED36137] recepcion, n. --> reception
[MED36138] receptacle, n. --> receptacle
[MED36139] recept(e, n. --> recept
[MED36140] recepten, v. --> recept
[MED36141] receptive, adj. --> receptive
[MED36142] receptorie, n. --> receptory
[MED36143] receptour, n. --> receptor
[MED36144] recet, n. --> reset
[MED36145] recettement, n. --> resetment
[MED36146] recetten, v. --> reset
[MED36147] recetting, ger. --> recetting
[MED36148] recettour, n. --> resetter
[MED36149] rechace, n. --> rechace
[MED36150] rechacen, v. --> rechacen
[MED36151] rechargen, v. --> recharge
[MED36152] rechas, n.(1) --> rechase
[MED36153] rechas, n.(2) --> rechase
[MED36154] rechasen, v.(1) --> rechase
[MED36155] rechasen, v.(2) --> rechase
[MED36156] rechasing, ger. --> rechasing
[MED36157] rechate, n. --> recheat
[MED36158] rechaten, v. --> recheat
[MED36159] rechatinge, ger. --> recheating
[MED36160] rechaufen, v. --> rechauffe
[MED36160.5] rechelen, v. --> rechel
[MED36161] recheles, adj. --> reckless
[MED36162] recheleshed(e, n. --> recklesshead
[MED36163] recheleslac, n. --> recklesslaik
[MED36164] rechelesli, adv. --> recklessly
[MED36165] rechelesnes(se, n. --> recklessness
[MED36166] rechelesship(e, n. --> rechelesship
[MED36167] recheleste, n. --> rechelest
[MED36168] rechen, v.(1) --> reach
[MED36169] rechen, v.(2) --> reche
[MED36170] rechinge, ger.(1) --> reaching
[MED36171] reching(e, ger.(2) --> reaching
[MED36172] recidivacion, n. --> recidivation
[MED36173] recitacion, n. --> recitation
[MED36174] reciten, v. --> recite
[MED36175] reclaim(e, n. --> reclaim
[MED36176] reclaimen, v. --> reclaim
[MED36177] reclaiming(e, ger. --> reclaiming
[MED36178] reclamacion, n. --> reclamation
[MED36179] reclamatori, n. --> reclamatory
[MED36180] reclen, v. --> ruck
[MED36181] reclinatorie, n. --> reclinatory
[MED36182] reclinen, v. --> recline
[MED36183] reclosen, v. --> reclose
[MED36184] recluden, v. --> reclude
[MED36185] reclus(e, n. --> recluse
[MED36186] reclusen, v. --> recluse
[MED36187] reclusione, n. --> reclusion
[MED36188] recognicion, n. --> recognition
[MED36189] recognisen, v. --> recognize
[MED36190] recognitour, n. --> recognitor
[MED36191] recoil, n. --> recoil
[MED36192] recoilen, v. --> recoil
[MED36193] recoillen, v. --> recueil
[MED36194] recolage, n. --> recolage
[MED36195] recomfort, n. --> recomfort
[MED36196] recomforten, v. --> recomfort
[MED36197] recomforter, n. --> recomforter
[MED36198] recomforting, ger. --> recomforting
[MED36199] recommaunden, v. --> recommand
[MED36200] recommaunding, ger. --> recommanding
[MED36201] recom(m)endacioun, n. --> recommendation
[MED36201.5] recommendatori, adj. --> recommendatory
[MED36202] recommenden, v. --> recommend
[MED36203] recommissen, v. --> recommise
[MED36204] recompenden, v. --> recompend
[MED36205] recompensacioun, n. --> recompensation
[MED36206] recompens(e, n. --> recompense
[MED36207] recompensen, v. --> recompense
[MED36208] recompenser, n. --> recompenser
[MED36209] recompensible, adj. --> recompensable
[MED36210] recompensing, ger. --> recompensing
[MED36211] reconcilement, n. --> reconcilement
[MED36212] reconcilen, v. --> reconcile
[MED36213] reconciliacioun, n. --> reconciliation
[MED36214] reconciling(e, ger. --> reconciling
[MED36215] reconisaunce, n. --> recognizance
[MED36216] reconisour, n. --> recognizor
[MED36217] recontinuen, v. --> recontinue
[MED36218] reconvencioun, n. --> reconvention
[MED36219] recope, n. --> recope
[MED36220] recordacioun, n. --> recordation
[MED36221] recordare, v. --> recordare
[MED36222] recordaunce, n. --> recordance
[MED36223] record(e, n. --> record
[MED36224] recorden, v. --> record
[MED36225] recorder, n. --> recorder
[MED36226] recordership, n. --> recordership
[MED36227] recording(e, ger. --> recording
[MED36228] recordour(e, n. --> recorder
[MED36229] recouncelere, n. --> recounseller
[MED36230] recountre, n. --> recounter
[MED36231] recountren, v. --> recounter
[MED36232] recoupe, n. --> recoupe
[MED36233] recoupen, v. --> recoup
[MED36234] recours, n. --> recourse
[MED36235] recoursen, v. --> recourse
[MED36236] recoverable, adj. --> recoverable
[MED36237] recoveraunce, n. --> recoverance
[MED36238] recover(e, n. --> recover
[MED36239] recoveren, v.(1) --> re-cover
[MED36240] recoveren, v.(2) --> recover
[MED36241] recoverer, n.(1) --> recoverer
[MED36242] recoverer, n.(2) --> recoverer
[MED36243] recoveri(e, n. --> recovery
[MED36244] recovering(e, ger. --> recovering
[MED36245] recoyn, n. --> recoyn
[MED36246] recreacioun, n. --> recreation
[MED36247] recreance, n. --> recreance
[MED36248] recreaten, v. --> recreate
[MED36248.5] recreating, ger. --> recreating
[MED36249] recreatori, n. --> recreatory
[MED36250] recreaundise, n. --> recreandise
[MED36251] recreaunt, adj. --> recreant
[MED36252] recreauntli, adv. --> recreantly
[MED36253] recreien, v. --> recray
[MED36254] rect, adj. --> rect
[MED36255] recte, adv. --> recte
[MED36256] recten, v.(1) --> rect
[MED36257] recten, v.(2) --> rect
[MED36258] rectificacioun, n. --> rectification
[MED36259] rectifien, v. --> rectify
[MED36260] rectifiing, ger. --> rectifying
[MED36261] rectitude, n. --> rectitude
[MED36262] rectori-bok, n. --> rectory book
[MED36263] rectour, n. --> rector
[MED36264] rectrices, n.pl. --> rectrix
[MED36265] rectum, n. --> rectum
[MED36266] recule, n. --> recueil
[MED36267] reculinge, ger. --> recoiling
[MED36268] recumbentibus, n. --> recumbentibus
[MED36269] recuperable, adj. --> recuperable
[MED36270] recurable, adj. --> recurable
[MED36271] recur(e, n. --> recure
[MED36272] recurement, n. --> recurement
[MED36273] recuren, v. --> recure
[MED36274] recurer, n. --> recurer
[MED36275] recuring(e, ger. --> recuring
[MED36276] recurles, adj. --> recureless
[MED36277] recurve, adj. --> recurve
[MED36278] recusacioun, n. --> recusation
[MED36279] recusen, v. --> recuse
[MED36280] red, n.(1) --> rede
[MED36281] red, n.(2) --> red
[MED36282] red, n.(3) --> reed
[MED36283] red, adj. --> red
[MED36284] red, adv. --> red
[MED36285] redable, adj. --> readable
[MED36286] redacten, v. --> redact
[MED36287] redarguen, v. --> redargue
[MED36288] red-bane, n. --> redbana
[MED36289] redden, v. --> redd
[MED36290] reddere, n. --> red deer
[MED36291] reddicion, n. --> reddition
[MED36292] reddite, n. --> reddite
[MED36293] redditive, adj. --> redditive
[MED36294] reddit se, phr. --> reddit se
[MED36295] reddour, n. --> reddour
[MED36296] reddour(e, n. --> raddour
[MED36297] rede, n.(1) --> reed
[MED36298] rede, n.(2) --> rede
[MED36299] redel, n. --> redel
[MED36300] red(e)li, adv. --> redely
[MED36301] redels, n. --> riddle
[MED36302] redemen, v. --> redeem
[MED36303] redemer, n. --> redeemer
[MED36304] redeming, ger. --> ransoming
[MED36305] redempcioun, n. --> redemption
[MED36306] redemptif, adj. --> redemptive
[MED36307] redemptour(e, n. --> redemptor
[MED36308] reden, v.(1) --> rede
[MED36309] reden, v.(2) --> red
[MED36310] reden, v.(3) --> reed
[MED36311] -rede(n, suf. --> -reden
[MED36312] reden(e, adj. --> reden
[MED36313] reder(e, n.(1) --> reder
[MED36314] reder(e, n.(2) --> reder
[MED36315] redesful, adj. --> redeful
[MED36316] redes-man, n. --> redesman
[MED36317] redesquene, n. --> redesquene
[MED36318] redestre, n. --> redestre
[MED36318.5] redeveable, adj. --> redeveable
[MED36319] rede-wale, n. --> red-wale
[MED36320] redful, adj. --> redeful
[MED36321] red-gound(e, n. --> red gown
[MED36322] redhed, n. --> redhead
[MED36323] redi, adj.(1) --> redy
[MED36324] redi, adj.(2) --> reddy
[MED36325] redi, adj.(3) --> ready
[MED36326] redi, adj.(4) --> reedy
[MED36327] redi, adv. --> ready
[MED36328] redien, v. --> ready
[MED36329] rediinge, ger. --> reding
[MED36330] redili, adv.(1) --> redily
[MED36331] redili, adv.(2) --> readily
[MED36332] redines(se, n.(1) --> rediness
[MED36333] redines(se, n.(2) --> readiness
[MED36334] reding(e, n. --> redding
[MED36335] reding(e, ger.(1) --> reading
[MED36336] redinge, ger.(2) --> reeding
[MED36337] redintegracione, n. --> redintegration
[MED36338] redintegraten, v. --> redintegrate
[MED36339] redish(e, adj. --> reddish
[MED36340] redisseiseninge, ger. --> redisseisining
[MED36341] red-lash, n. --> redlash
[MED36342] redlen, v. --> riddle
[MED36343] redles, adj. --> redeless
[MED36344] rednes(se, n. --> redness
[MED36344.3] red-okeren, v. --> red-ocher
[MED36344.5] red-okering, ger. --> red-ochering
[MED36345] redolence, n. --> redolence
[MED36346] redolent, adj. --> redolent
[MED36347] redoling, adj. --> redoling
[MED36348] redoublen, v. --> redouble
[MED36349] redoubling, ger. --> redoubling
[MED36349.5] redoundaunt, adj. --> redundant
[MED36350] redounden, v. --> redound
[MED36351] redoundinge, ger. --> redounding
[MED36352] redoutable, adj. --> redoubtable
[MED36353] redouten, v. --> redoubt
[MED36354] redoutinge, ger. --> redoubting | redounding
[MED36355] redres(se, n. --> redress
[MED36356] redressen, v. --> redress
[MED36357] redresser(e, n. --> redresser
[MED36358] redressing(e, ger. --> redressing
[MED36359] Red Se, n. --> Red Sea
[MED36360] reduccioun, n. --> reduction
[MED36361] reducen, v. --> reduce
[MED36362] reducible, adj. --> reducible
[MED36363] reducing(e, ger. --> reducing
[MED36364] reducten, v. --> reduct
[MED36365] reduplicacioun, n. --> reduplication
[MED36366] red-werk, n. --> red-werk
[MED36367] red-wort, n. --> redwort
[MED36368] red-yeve, n. --> red-yeve
[MED36369] reedificacion, n. --> re-edification
[MED36370] reedificate, ppl. --> re-edificate
[MED36371] reedifien, v. --> re-edify
[MED36372] reedifienge, ger. --> re-edifying
[MED36373] reenfeffen, v. --> re-enfeoff
[MED36374] reentre, n. --> re-entry
[MED36375] reentren, v. --> re-enter
[MED36376] ref, n.(1) --> reif
[MED36377] ref, n.(2) --> reaf
[MED36378] ref, adj. --> reof
[MED36379] refeccionen, v. --> refection
[MED36380] refeccioun, n. --> refection
[MED36381] refecten, v. --> refect
[MED36382] refectori, n. --> refectory
[MED36383] refectuouere, n. --> refectorer
[MED36384] refeffement, n. --> refeoffment
[MED36385] refeffen, v. --> refeoff
[MED36386] refellen, v. --> refel
[MED36387] refen, v. --> refen
[MED36388] referren, v. --> refer
[MED36389] referring, ger. --> referring
[MED36390] refesten, v. --> refesten
[MED36391] refet, n. --> refete
[MED36392] refeten, v. --> refete
[MED36393] refeting, ger. --> refeting
[MED36394] refet(te, n. --> refet
[MED36395] refflux, n. --> reflux
[MED36396] reffreit, n. --> reffreit
[MED36397] refiguracioun, n. --> refiguration
[MED36398] refiguren, v. --> refigure
[MED36399] reflac, n. --> reiflock
[MED36400] reflair(e, n. --> reflair
[MED36401] reflairen, v. --> reflair
[MED36402] reflambine, n. --> reflambine
[MED36403] refleccioun, n. --> reflection
[MED36404] reflecten, v. --> reflect
[MED36405] reflecting, ger. --> reflecting
[MED36405.5] reflex, n. --> reflex
[MED36406] reflexen, v. --> reflex
[MED36407] reflexibili, adv. --> reflexibily
[MED36408] reflien, v. --> refly
[MED36409] reflorishen, v. --> reflourish
[MED36410] reflouen, v. --> reflow
[MED36411] reflouinge, ger. --> reflowing
[MED36412] reflouren, v. --> reflower
[MED36413] refluence, n. --> refluence
[MED36414] refluent, adj. --> refluent
[MED36415] reforcen, v. --> reforce
[MED36416] reforgen, v. --> reforge
[MED36417] reformable, adj. --> reformable
[MED36418] reformacie, n. --> reformacie
[MED36419] reformacioun, n. --> reformation
[MED36420] reformatour, n. --> reformator
[MED36421] reformen, v. --> reform
[MED36422] reformer, n. --> reformer
[MED36423] reforming(e, ger. --> reforming
[MED36424] refounden, v. --> refund
[MED36425] refrectore, n. --> refrectore
[MED36426] refreiden, v. --> refreid
[MED36427] refreidure, n. --> refraidour
[MED36428] refreinden, v. --> refreid
[MED36429] refrein(e, n. --> refrain
[MED36430] refreinen, v.(1) --> refrayne
[MED36431] refreinen, v.(2) --> refrain
[MED36432] refreininge, ger.(1) --> refraining
[MED36433] refreining(e, ger.(2) --> refraining
[MED36434] refreiting, ger. --> refreiding | refreid
[MED36435] refreitouresse, n. --> refreitouresse
[MED36436] refrenacioun, n. --> refrenation
[MED36437] refrenatif, adj. --> refrenative
[MED36438] refrenative, n. --> refrenative
[MED36439] refresh(e)ment, n. --> refreshment
[MED36440] refreshen, v. --> refresh
[MED36441] refresher, n. --> refresher
[MED36442] refreshing(e, ger. --> refreshing
[MED36443] refret(e, n. --> refraid
[MED36444] refrigeracion, n. --> refrigeration
[MED36445] refrigerate, adj. --> refrigerate
[MED36446] refrigeratif, adj. --> refrigerative
[MED36447] refrigeri(e, n. --> refrigery
[MED36448] refroiden, v. --> refroid
[MED36449] refroidour, n. --> refroidour
[MED36450] refshipe, n. --> reeveship
[MED36451] refu, n. --> refu
[MED36452] refuge, n. --> refuge
[MED36453] refulgent, adj. --> refulgent
[MED36454] refulsen, v. --> refulsen
[MED36455] refusable, adj. --> refusable
[MED36456] refus(e, n.(1) --> refuse
[MED36457] refus(e, n.(2) --> refuse
[MED36458] refus(e, adj. --> refuse
[MED36459] refusel, n. --> refusal
[MED36460] refusen, v. --> refuse
[MED36461] refuser, n. --> refuser
[MED36462] refusing(e, ger. --> refusing
[MED36463] refut(e, n. --> refute
[MED36464] refutles, adj. --> refutles
[MED36465] regal(e, n. --> regal
[MED36466] regal(e, adj. --> regal
[MED36467] regali, adv. --> regally
[MED36468] regali(e, n. --> regaly
[MED36469] regalite, n. --> regality
[MED36470] regalrie, n. --> regalry
[MED36471] regalte, n. --> regalty
[MED36472] regardant, adj. --> regardant
[MED36473] regard(e, n. --> regard
[MED36474] regarden, v. --> regard
[MED36475] regence, n. --> regence
[MED36476] regenci(e, n. --> regency
[MED36477] regendren, v. --> regender
[MED36478] regendringe, ger. --> regendringe
[MED36479] regeneracioun, n. --> regeneration
[MED36480] regenerat, adj. --> regenerate
[MED36481] regeneratif, n. --> regenerative
[MED36482] regeneratif, adj. --> regenerative
[MED36483] regenerativen, v. --> regenerative
[MED36484] regeneren, v. --> regener
[MED36485] regent, n. --> regent
[MED36486] regent, adj. --> regent
[MED36487] regente, n. --> regalty
[MED36488] reget, n. --> riggot
[MED36489] regiben, v. --> regibbe
[MED36490] regil, n. --> regal
[MED36491] regime, n. --> regime
[MED36492] regimen, n. --> regimen
[MED36493] regimence, n. --> regimence
[MED36494] regiment, n. --> regiment
[MED36495] regina, n. --> Regina
[MED36496] regionale, adj. --> regional
[MED36497] regioun(e, n. --> region
[MED36498] register(e, n. --> register
[MED36499] registerer, n. --> registerer
[MED36500] registeri, n. --> registery
[MED36501] registre, n. --> register
[MED36502] registren, v. --> register
[MED36503] registrer(e, n. --> registrer
[MED36504] regitif, adj. --> regitive
[MED36505] regnacioune, n. --> regnation
[MED36506] regnance, n. --> regnancy
[MED36507] regnant, n. --> regnant
[MED36508] regnault, adj. --> regnault
[MED36509] regne, n.(1) --> reign
[MED36510] regne, n.(2) --> regnee
[MED36511] regnen, v. --> reign
[MED36512] regner, n. --> reigner
[MED36513] regning(e, ger. --> reigning
[MED36514] regol, n. --> reghel
[MED36515] regollice, adj. --> regollice
[MED36516] regraces, n.pl. --> regrace
[MED36517] regraciatorie, n. --> regratiatory
[MED36518] regraten, v. --> regrate
[MED36519] regrater, n. --> regrator
[MED36520] regraterie, n. --> regratery
[MED36521] regrating, ger. --> regrating
[MED36522] regresse, n. --> regress
[MED36523] regression, n. --> regression
[MED36524] regreten, v. --> regret
[MED36525] regroined, adj. --> regroined
[MED36526] reguerdoun, n. --> reguerdon
[MED36527] reguerdounen, v. --> reguerdon
[MED36528] regulaten, v. --> regulate
[MED36529] reguler, n. --> regular
[MED36530] reguler, adj. --> regular
[MED36531] regulerli, adv. --> regularly
[MED36532] Regum, n. --> red gum
[MED36533] reguson, n. --> reguson
[MED36534] reh, adj. --> reigh
[MED36535] rehaving, ger. --> rehaving
[MED36536] rehelmen, v. --> rehelm
[MED36537] rehers, n. --> rehearse
[MED36538] rehersail(le, n. --> rehearsal
[MED36539] rehersen, v. --> rehearse
[MED36540] reherser, n. --> rehearser
[MED36541] rehersing(e, ger. --> rehearsing
[MED36542] rehet, n. --> rehet
[MED36543] rehete, n. --> reheat
[MED36544] reheten, v.(1) --> rehete
[MED36545] reheten, v.(2) --> rehete
[MED36546] reheting, ger. --> reheting
[MED36547] rehetinge, ger. --> reheting
[MED36548] rehetour, n. --> rehetour
[MED36549] rehliche, adv. --> reighly
[MED36550] rehnesse, n. --> reighness
[MED36551] rehshipe, n. --> reighship
[MED36552] rei, n. --> rei
[MED36553] reiben, n. --> reiben
[MED36554] reie, n. --> ray
[MED36555] reignatif, adj. --> reignative
[MED36556] reihe, n. --> reigh
[MED36557] reime, n. --> raim
[MED36558] reimen, v. --> raim
[MED36559] rein, n.(1) --> rain
[MED36560] rein, n.(2) --> rean
[MED36560.5] reincorporaten, v. --> reincorporate
[MED36561] reincrudaten, v. --> reincrudaten
[MED36562] rein-der, n. --> reindeer
[MED36563] rein-drope, n. --> raindrop
[MED36564] rein(e, n.(1) --> rein
[MED36565] reine, n.(2) --> reins
[MED36566] reinen, v.(1) --> rain
[MED36567] reinen, v.(2) --> rein
[MED36568] reinen, v.(3) --> raign
[MED36569] reing, ger. --> reeing
[MED36570] reini, adj. --> rainy
[MED36571] reiplete, n. --> reiplete
[MED36572] reis, n. --> reise
[MED36573] reisen, v.(1) --> raise
[MED36574] reisen, v.(2) --> reise
[MED36575] reiser(e, n. --> raiser
[MED36576] reising(e, ger. --> raising
[MED36577] reiteracion, n. --> reiteration
[MED36578] reiteraten, v. --> reiterate
[MED36579] reiteren, v. --> reiter
[MED36580] reiven, v. --> reyve
[MED36581] rejaggen, v. --> rejag
[MED36582] rejeccion, n. --> rejection
[MED36583] rejecte, n. --> reject
[MED36584] rejecten, v. --> reject
[MED36585] rejectinge, ger. --> rejecting
[MED36586] rejoien, v. --> rejoy
[MED36587] rejoiinge, ger. --> rejoying
[MED36588] rejoinder, n. --> rejoinder
[MED36589] rejoinen, v. --> rejoin
[MED36590] rejoining, ger. --> rejoining
[MED36591] rejoise, n. --> rejoice
[MED36592] rejoisen, v. --> rejoice
[MED36593] rejoising(e, ger. --> rejoicing
[MED36594] rejornen, v. --> rejourn
[MED36595] rek(e, n.(1) --> rick
[MED36596] reke, n.(2) --> reke
[MED36597] rek(e, n.(3) --> reek
[MED36598] reke, adj. --> reke
[MED36599] rekelen, v. --> rickle
[MED36600] rekels, n. --> rechels
[MED36601] reken, adj. --> reken
[MED36602] reken, v.(1) --> reke
[MED36603] reken, v.(2) --> reke
[MED36604] reken, v.(3) --> reek
[MED36605] rekenen, v. --> reckon
[MED36606] rekenere, n. --> reckoner
[MED36607] rekening(e, ger. --> reckoning
[MED36608] rekenli, adv. --> rekenly
[MED36609] reker, n. --> reker
[MED36610] reki, adj. --> reeky
[MED36611] reking(e, ger. --> reeking
[MED36612] reklamer, n. --> reklamer
[MED36613] reknouen, v. --> reknow
[MED36614] reknoulegen, v. --> reknowledge
[MED36615] relacioun, n. --> relation
[MED36616] relage, n. --> relage
[MED36617] relai, n. --> relay
[MED36618] relaien, v. --> relay
[MED36619] relaps(e, n. --> relapse
[MED36620] relapsen, v. --> relapse
[MED36621] relatif, n. --> relative
[MED36622] relatif, adj. --> relative
[MED36623] relativeli, adv. --> relatively
[MED36624] relaxacioun, n. --> relaxation
[MED36625] relaxen, v. --> relax
[MED36626] relaxing, ger. --> relaxing
[MED36627] rel(e, n.(1) --> reel
[MED36628] rele, n.(2) --> reel
[MED36629] relef(e, n. --> relief
[MED36630] relefen, v. --> relefen
[MED36631] relegacioun, n. --> relegation
[MED36632] relegaten, v. --> relegate
[MED36632.5] releing(e, ger. --> releing(e
[MED36633] relen, v.(1) --> reel
[MED36634] relen, v.(2) --> reel
[MED36635] relenten, v. --> relent
[MED36635.5] relentinge, ger. --> relenting
[MED36636] reles, n.(1) --> relese
[MED36637] reles, n.(2) --> release
[MED36638] relesen, v.(1) --> release
[MED36639] relesen, v.(2) --> relese
[MED36640] relesere, n. --> releaser
[MED36641] relesing(e, ger. --> releasing
[MED36642] relevacioun, n. --> relevation
[MED36643] relevement, n. --> relievement
[MED36644] releven, v. --> relieve
[MED36645] relever, n. --> reliever
[MED36646] releving(e, ger. --> reliving
[MED36647] relicte, n. --> relict
[MED36648] relicte, adj. --> relict
[MED36649] relien, v. --> rely
[MED36650] religiosite, n. --> religiosity
[MED36651] religioun, n. --> religion
[MED36652] religious, n. --> religious
[MED36653] religious, adj. --> religious
[MED36654] religiousli, adv. --> religiously
[MED36655] religiousnes, n. --> religiousness
[MED36656] religiouste, n. --> religiousty
[MED36657] relik, n. --> relic
[MED36658] relinquishen, v. --> relinquish
[MED36659] relinxed, adj. --> relinxed
[MED36660] relisaunce, n. --> relisaunce
[MED36661] relissen, v. --> relissen
[MED36662] relivere, n. --> relivery
[MED36663] reliveren, v. --> reliver
[MED36664] relousen, v. --> relousen
[MED36665] relucen, v. --> reluce
[MED36666] reluis, adj. --> reluis
[MED36667] relusaunt, adj. --> relusant
[MED36668] rem, n.(1) --> ream
[MED36669] rem, n.(2) --> ream
[MED36670] remail(e, n. --> remaile
[MED36671] remaindre, n. --> remainder
[MED36672] remaindren, v. --> remainder
[MED36672.5] remaine, n. --> remain
[MED36673] remainen, v. --> remain
[MED36674] remainer, n. --> remainer
[MED36675] remanence, n. --> remanence
[MED36676] remanent, adj. --> remanent | remnant
[MED36677] remaunden, v. --> remand
[MED36678] rem(e, n.(1). --> ream
[MED36679] reme, n.(2) --> reme
[MED36680] remede, n. --> remeid
[MED36681] remediable, adj. --> remediable
[MED36682] remedi(e, n. --> remedy
[MED36683] remedien, v. --> remedy
[MED36684] remedilesse, adj. --> remediless
[MED36685] remeling, ger. --> remling
[MED36686] remembrable, adj. --> rememberable
[MED36687] remembratif, adj. --> remembrative
[MED36688] remembraunce, n. --> remembrance
[MED36689] remembrauncer, n. --> remembrancer
[MED36690] remembrauncing, ger. --> remembrancing
[MED36691] remembrauncing, adj. --> remembrauncing
[MED36692] remembraunt, adj. --> remembraunt
[MED36693] remembre, n. --> remembre
[MED36694] remembren, v. --> remember
[MED36695] remembrer, n. --> rememberer
[MED36696] remembring, ger. --> remembering
[MED36697] remembringli, adv. --> remembringly
[MED36698] rememoracioun, n. --> rememoration
[MED36699] rememoratif, adj. --> rememorative
[MED36700] rememoraunce, n. --> rememorance
[MED36701] rememori, n. --> rememory
[MED36702] rememorien, v. --> rememorien
[MED36703] rememoringe, ger. --> rememoring
[MED36704] remen, v.(1) --> ream
[MED36705] remen, v.(2) --> ream
[MED36706] remen, v.(3) --> ream
[MED36707] remen, v.(4) --> reme
[MED36708] remenaunt, n. --> remanant | remanent | remnant
[MED36709] remenen, v. --> remene
[MED36710] remening, ger. --> remening
[MED36711] remening(e, ger. --> remene
[MED36712] remenour, n. --> remenour
[MED36713] remeu, n. --> remue
[MED36714] remeuaunce, n. --> remeuaunce
[MED36715] remevable, adj. --> remevable
[MED36716] remevement, n. --> remevement
[MED36717] remeven, v. --> remove
[MED36718] remeving(e, ger. --> removing
[MED36719] remiende, ppl. --> remend
[MED36720] reming(e, ger. --> reming
[MED36721] remissailes, n.pl. --> remissal
[MED36722] remisse, n. --> remise
[MED36723] remis(se, adj. --> remiss
[MED36724] remisseli, adv. --> remissly
[MED36725] remissen, v. --> remiss
[MED36726] remissioun, n. --> remission
[MED36727] remissive, adj. --> remissive
[MED36728] remissori, n. --> remissory
[MED36729] remit, n. --> remit
[MED36730] remitten, v. --> remit
[MED36731] remitter, n. --> remitter
[MED36732] remitting, ger. --> remitting
[MED36733] remocioun, n. --> remotion
[MED36734] remollen, v. --> remollen
[MED36735] remollicioun, n. --> remollition
[MED36736] remollifien, v. --> remollify
[MED36737] remolling, ger. --> remolling
[MED36738] remollitif, n. --> remollitive
[MED36739] remollitif, adj. --> remollitive
[MED36740] remollitiven, v. --> remollitive
[MED36741] remollitiving, ger. --> remollitiving
[MED36742] remorden, v. --> remord
[MED36743] remors(e, n. --> remorse
[MED36744] remote, adj. --> remote
[MED36745] remounen, v. --> remounen
[MED36746] remouning, ger. --> remouning
[MED36747] remounten, v. --> remount
[MED36748] remoustre, n. --> remuster
[MED36749] rempen, v. --> remp
[MED36750] remuable, adj. --> remuable
[MED36751] remuen, v. --> remue
[MED36752] remuinge, ger. --> remuing
[MED36753] remuneracioun, n. --> remuneration
[MED36754] remuten, v. --> remute
[MED36755] ren, n. --> ren
[MED36756] renable, adj. --> renable
[MED36757] renabli, adv. --> renably
[MED36758] renabulnes, n. --> renabulnes
[MED36759] renalis, n. --> renalis
[MED36760] Renard(e, n. --> Reynard
[MED36761] renaten, v. --> renate
[MED36762] rencian, n. --> rencian
[MED36763] renden, v.(1) --> rend
[MED36764] renden, v.(2) --> rend
[MED36764.5] rendeour, n. --> rendeour
[MED36765] renderer, n. --> renderer
[MED36766] renderinge, ger. --> rendering
[MED36767] rending(e, ger. --> rending
[MED36767.5] render, n. --> render
[MED36769] rendre, n. --> render
[MED36770] rendren, v. --> render
[MED36771] renegat(e, n. --> renegate
[MED36772] renei, n.(1) --> renay
[MED36773] renei, n.(2) --> renay
[MED36774] reneien, v.(1) --> renay
[MED36775] reneien, v.(2) --> reneien
[MED36776] reneiing(e, ger. --> renaying
[MED36777] reneirie, n. --> renoirie
[MED36778] renen, v. --> ren
[MED36779] renette, n. --> rennet
[MED36780] reneue, n. --> renew
[MED36781] reneuen, v.(1) --> renew
[MED36782] reneuen, v.(2) --> reneuen
[MED36783] reneuer(e, n. --> renewer
[MED36784] reneuing(e, ger. --> renewing
[MED36785] rengaile, n. --> rangale
[MED36786] renge, n.(1) --> renge
[MED36787] renge, n.(2) --> renge
[MED36788] rengen, v. --> renge
[MED36789] ren-hound, n. --> renhound
[MED36790] reniant, n. --> reniant
[MED36791] renish(e, adj. --> renishe
[MED36792] renished, adj. --> ranish
[MED36793] renishli, adv. --> renishly
[MED36794] renk, n.(1) --> renk
[MED36795] renk, n.(2) --> renk
[MED36796] renles, n. --> rendles
[MED36797] rennen, v.(1) --> run
[MED36798] rennen, v.(2) --> ern
[MED36799] renner(e, n. --> runner
[MED36800] rennet, n. --> rennet
[MED36801] renning(e, n. --> running
[MED36802] renning(e, ger.(1) --> running
[MED36803] renninge, ger.(2) --> renning
[MED36804] renningli, adv. --> runningly
[MED36805] renomaunce, n. --> renomaunce
[MED36806] renombren, v. --> renumber
[MED36807] renome, n. --> renomee
[MED36808] renome, adj. --> renom&#xE9;
[MED36809] renomen, v. --> renomed
[MED36810] renoun, n. --> renown
[MED36811] renouncen, v. --> renounce
[MED36812] renouncing, ger. --> renouncing
[MED36813] renounen, v. --> renown
[MED36814] renovacioun, n. --> renovation
[MED36815] renovate, ppl. --> renovate
[MED36816] renovelaunce, n. --> renovelance
[MED36817] renovelen, v. --> renovel
[MED36818] renoveling, ger. --> renovelling
[MED36819] renoven, v. --> renove
[MED36820] renovinge, ger. --> renoving
[MED36821] ren-spindel, n. --> rinspindle
[MED36822] rental, n. --> rental
[MED36823] rent(e, n. --> rent
[MED36824] rent(e-gaderer(e, n. --> rent-gatherer
[MED36825] renten, v.(1) --> rent
[MED36826] renten, v.(2) --> rent
[MED36827] renter(e, n. --> renter
[MED36828] renting(e, ger. --> renting
[MED36829] rent-sek, n. --> rent seck
[MED36830] renulen, v. --> renule
[MED36831] renuling, ger. --> renuling
[MED36832] renunciacioun, n. --> renunciation
[MED36833] renunciatif, adj. --> renunciative
[MED36834] reod, adj. --> reod
[MED36835] reode, n. --> reode
[MED36836] reodien, v. --> reodien
[MED36837] reof, adj. --> reof
[MED36838] reofle, n. --> reofle
[MED36839] reordi, adj. --> reordi
[MED36839.5] reorung, n. --> reorung
[MED36840] repaiement, n. --> repayment
[MED36841] repaien, v. --> repay
[MED36842] repair(e, n.(1) --> repair
[MED36843] repaire, n.(2) --> repair
[MED36844] repair(e)ment, n. --> repairment
[MED36845] repairen, v. --> repair
[MED36846] repairer, n. --> repairer
[MED36847] repairing, ger. --> repairing
[MED36848] repakking, ger. --> repacking
[MED36849] reparacioun, n. --> reparation
[MED36850] reparaille, n. --> reparel
[MED36851] reparate, ppl. --> reparate
[MED36852] reparatrice, n. --> reparatrice
[MED36852.5] reparaunce, n. --> reparance
[MED36853] repareilen, v. --> reparel
[MED36854] repareilinge, ger. --> reparelling
[MED36855] reparelment, n. --> reparelment
[MED36856] reparen, v.(1) --> repar
[MED36857] reparen, v.(2) --> reparen
[MED36858] reparen, v.(3) --> repair
[MED36859] reparinge, ger. --> repairing | repair
[MED36860] reparten, v. --> repart
[MED36861] repassage, n. --> repassage
[MED36862] repassen, v. --> repass
[MED36863] repast(e, n. --> repast
[MED36864] repasten, v. --> repast
[MED36865] repelen, v. --> repeal
[MED36866] repeling, ger. --> repelling
[MED36867] repellen, v. --> repel
[MED36868] repen, v.(1) --> reap
[MED36869] repen, v.(2) --> repe
[MED36870] rependen, v. --> repend
[MED36871] repening, n. --> repening
[MED36872] repentaille, n. --> repentaille
[MED36873] repentaunce, n. --> repentance
[MED36874] repentauncer, n. --> repentauncer
[MED36875] repentaunt, adj. --> repentant
[MED36876] repenten, v. --> repent
[MED36876.5] repenter(e, n. --> repenter
[MED36877] repenting(e, ger. --> repenting
[MED36878] repercioun, n. --> repercioun
[MED36879] repercussen, v. --> repercuss
[MED36880] repercussif, n. --> repercussive
[MED36881] repercussif, adj. --> repercussive
[MED36882] repercussing(e, ger. --> repercussing
[MED36883] repercussioun, n. --> repercussion
[MED36884] reper(e, n. --> reaper
[MED36885] reperible, adj. --> reperible
[MED36886] repete, n. --> repeat
[MED36887] repeten, v. --> repeat
[MED36888] repeticioun, n. --> repetition
[MED36889] repetinge, ger. --> repeating
[MED36890] repinen, v. --> repine
[MED36891] repinge, n. --> reaping
[MED36892] reping(e, ger. --> reaping
[MED36893] replecionale, adj. --> repletion
[MED36894] replecioun, n. --> repletion
[MED36895] replenishen, v. --> replenish
[MED36896] replenishing, ger. --> replenishing
[MED36897] repleshen, v. --> replesh
[MED36898] replete, adj. &amp; ppl. --> replete
[MED36899] repleten, v. --> replete
[MED36900] repleting, ger. --> repleting
[MED36901] repleveshable, adj. --> replevisable
[MED36902] replevi, n. --> replevy
[MED36903] replevin, n. --> replevin
[MED36904] repleving, ger. --> repleving
[MED36905] replevished, ppl.(1) --> replevished
[MED36906] replevished, ppl.(2) --> replevished
[MED36907] replevishing, ger.(1) --> replevishing
[MED36908] replevishing, ger.(2) --> replevishing
[MED36909] repliaunce, n. --> repliaunce
[MED36910] replicacioun, n. --> replication
[MED36911] replicaten, v. --> replicate
[MED36912] replien, v.(1) --> reply
[MED36913] replien, v.(2) --> replien
[MED36914] replier, n. --> replier
[MED36915] replighte, n. --> replight
[MED36916] repliinge, ger. --> replying
[MED36917] replike, n. --> replique
[MED36918] repoisage, n. --> repoisage
[MED36919] repon(e, n. --> rebound
[MED36920] reponen, v. --> repone
[MED36921] reportacioun, n. --> reportation
[MED36922] report(e, n. --> report
[MED36923] reporten, v. --> report
[MED36924] reporting, ger. --> reporting
[MED36925] reportori(e, n. --> reportory
[MED36926] reportour(e, n. --> reporter
[MED36927] reporture, n. --> reporture
[MED36928] reposen, v.(1) --> repose
[MED36929] reposen, v.(2) --> repose
[MED36930] reposicioun, n. --> reposition
[MED36931] reposing, ger. --> reposing
[MED36932] repoten, v. --> reput
[MED36933] reppel, n. --> repple
[MED36934] reprehendabile, adj. --> reprehendable
[MED36935] reprehenden, v. --> reprehend
[MED36936] reprehending, ger. --> reprehending
[MED36937] reprehensible, adj. --> reprehensible
[MED36938] reprehensioun, n. --> reprehension
[MED36939] repreinen, v. --> repreyn
[MED36940] repreisen, v. --> repraise
[MED36941] represent, n. --> represent
[MED36942] representacioun, n. --> representation
[MED36943] representatifliche, adv. --> representatively
[MED36944] representen, v. --> represent
[MED36945] representer, n. --> representer
[MED36946] representing, ger. --> representing
[MED36947] represse, n. --> repress
[MED36948] repressen, v. --> repress
[MED36949] represser, n. --> represser
[MED36950] repressing(e, ger. --> repressing
[MED36951] repressioun, n. --> repression
[MED36952] repressive, adj. --> repressive
[MED36953] reprevabilnes, n. --> reprovableness
[MED36954] reprevable, adj. --> reprovable
[MED36955] reprevabli, adv. --> reprovable
[MED36956] repreve, n. --> reproof
[MED36957] repreven, v. --> reprove
[MED36958] reprever(e, n. --> reprover
[MED36959] repreving(e, ger. --> reproving
[MED36960] reprevingli, adv. --> reprovingly |  reproving 
[MED36961] reprevous, adj. --> reprevous
[MED36961.5] repriklen, v. --> repriklen
[MED36962] reprisail, n. --> reprisal
[MED36963] reprise, n. --> reprise
[MED36964] reprisen, v. --> reprise
[MED36965] reprobable, adj. --> reprobable
[MED36966] reprobacioun, n. --> reprobation
[MED36967] reprobaten, v. --> reprobate
[MED36968] reproche, n. --> reproach
[MED36969] reprochen, v.(1) --> reproce
[MED36970] reprochen, v.(2) --> reproach
[MED36971] reproching, ger. --> reproaching
[MED36972] repromise, n. --> repromise
[MED36973] repromissioun, n. --> repromission
[MED36974] reps, n. --> reps
[MED36975] repster, n. --> repster
[MED36976] reptile, n. --> reptile
[MED36977] repudi, n. --> repudy
[MED36978] repudiate, ppl. --> repudiate
[MED36979] repugnancie, n. --> repugnancy
[MED36980] repugnaunce, n. --> repugnance
[MED36981] repugnaunt, adj. --> repugnant
[MED36982] repugnen, v. --> repugn
[MED36983] repugner, n. --> repugner
[MED36984] repugning, ger. --> repugning
[MED36985] repulsen, v. --> repulse
[MED36986] repulses, n.pl. --> repulse
[MED36987] repulsif, n. --> repulsive
[MED36988] repulsif, adj. --> repulsive
[MED36989] repulsioun, n. --> repulsion
[MED36990] repurveaunce, n. --> repurveance
[MED36991] reputacioun, n. --> reputation
[MED36992] reputaten, v. --> reputate
[MED36993] reputen, v. --> repute
[MED36994] requerable, adj. --> requirable
[MED36995] requerant, n. --> requirant
[MED36996] requeren, v. --> require
[MED36997] requerer, n. --> requirer
[MED36998] requeringe, ger. --> requiring
[MED36999] request(e, n. --> request
[MED37000] requethen, v. --> requethen
[MED37001] requied, n. --> requied
[MED37002] requiem, n. --> requiem
[MED37003] requiete, adj. --> requiet
[MED37004] requisicioun, n. --> requisition
[MED37005] requisite, adj. --> requisite
[MED37006] requisiten, v. --> requisite
[MED37007] requisitorie, adj. --> requisitory
[MED37008] requiten, v. --> requite
[MED37009] rerage, n. --> rerage
[MED37010] rerd(e, n. --> reird
[MED37011] rerden, v. --> reird
[MED37012] rere, n.(1) --> reer
[MED37013] rere, n.(2) --> reer
[MED37014] rere, adj.(1) --> rear
[MED37015] rere, adj.(2) --> rear
[MED37016] rere, adv. --> rear
[MED37017] rere-ban, n. --> rereband
[MED37018] rere-brace, n. --> rerebrace
[MED37019] rere-dos(e, n. --> reredos
[MED37020] rere-main(e, n. --> rere-main
[MED37021] rere-mous, n. --> rearmouse
[MED37022] reren, v.(1) --> rear
[MED37023] reren, v.(2) --> rere
[MED37024] rerer, n. --> rerer
[MED37025] rere-ward(e, n. --> rearward
[MED37026] rering(e, ger. --> rearing
[MED37027] res, n. --> rese
[MED37028] resaille, n. --> resaille
[MED37029] resalgar, n. --> rosaker
[MED37030] res a res, prep.phr. --> res a res
[MED37031] resawen, v. --> rescue
[MED37032] res bi res, adv.phr. --> res by res
[MED37033] rescelle, n. --> rescelle
[MED37034] rescoue, n. --> rescue
[MED37035] rescouen, v. --> rescue
[MED37036] rescoueren, v. --> rescoure
[MED37037] rescouinge, ger. --> rescuing
[MED37038] rescours, n. --> rescours
[MED37039] rescous, n. --> rescous
[MED37040] rescousen, v. --> rescous
[MED37041] rescriben, v. --> rescribe
[MED37042] rescrien, v. --> rescry
[MED37043] rescript(e, n. --> rescrite
[MED37044] reseant, n. --> resiant
[MED37045] reseant, adj. --> resiant
[MED37046] reseante, n. --> resianty
[MED37047] reseisen, v. --> reseize
[MED37048] resemblable, adj. --> resemblable
[MED37049] resemblaunce, n. --> resemblance
[MED37050] resemblaunt, adj. --> resemblant
[MED37051] resemblen, v.(1) --> resemble
[MED37052] resemblen, v.(2) --> resemble
[MED37053] resen, v.(1) --> rese
[MED37054] resen, v.(2) --> rese
[MED37055] resen, v.(3) --> reose
[MED37056] reservacioun, n. --> reservation
[MED37057] reserved, conj. --> reserved
[MED37058] reserven, v. --> reserve
[MED37058.5] resetten, v. --> reset
[MED37059] resevered, adj. --> resevered
[MED37060] resheten, v. --> rashet
[MED37061] reshipping, ger. --> reshipping
[MED37062] residen, v. --> reside
[MED37063] residence, n. --> residence
[MED37064] residencer, adj. --> residencer
[MED37065] resident, n. --> resident
[MED37066] resident, adj. --> resident
[MED37067] residenter, n. --> residenter
[MED37068] residivaunt, adj. --> residivaunt
[MED37069] residiving, ger. --> recidive
[MED37070] residue, n. --> residue
[MED37071] residue, adj. --> residue
[MED37072] resignacioun, n. --> resignation
[MED37073] resigne, adj. --> resigne
[MED37074] resignement, n. --> resignment
[MED37075] resignen, v. --> resign
[MED37076] resigning(e, ger. --> resigning
[MED37077] resild, adj. --> resild
[MED37078] resin(e, n. --> resin
[MED37079] resinge, ger. --> resing
[MED37080] resisten, v. --> resist
[MED37081] resistence, n. --> resistence
[MED37082] resistent, adj. --> resistent
[MED37083] resisting, ger. --> resisting
[MED37084] resistour, n. --> resister
[MED37085] reskippeson, n. --> skippeson
[MED37085.5] resoignen, v. --> resoign
[MED37086] resoluble, adj. --> resoluble
[MED37087] resolucioun, n. --> resolution
[MED37088] resolute, adj. --> resolute
[MED37089] resolutif, n. --> resolutive
[MED37090] resolutif, adj. --> resolutive
[MED37091] resolven, v. --> resolve
[MED37092] resolver, n. --> resolver
[MED37093] resolving(e, ger. --> resolving
[MED37094] resonable, adj.(1) --> resoundable
[MED37095] resonable, adj.(2) --> reasonable
[MED37096] resonablenes(se, n. --> reasonableness
[MED37097] resonabli, adv. --> reasonably
[MED37098] resonacion, n. --> resonacion
[MED37099] resonaunce, n. --> resonance
[MED37100] resonfulli, adv. --> reasonfully
[MED37101] resonles, adj. --> reasonless
[MED37102] resort(e, n. --> resort
[MED37103] resorten, v. --> resort
[MED37104] resorting(e, ger. --> resorting
[MED37104.5] resouden, v. --> resolder
[MED37105] resoun, n.(1) --> resound
[MED37106] resoun, n.(2) --> reason
[MED37107] resounen, v.(1) --> resound
[MED37108] resounen, v.(2) --> reason
[MED37109] resouning, ger. --> resounding
[MED37110] resouning(e, ger. --> reasoning
[MED37111] resourden, v. --> resourd
[MED37112] resovenaunce, n. --> resouvenance
[MED37113] respeccioun, n. --> respection
[MED37114] respect(e, n. --> respect
[MED37115] respective, adj. --> respective
[MED37116] respectiveli, adv. --> respectively
[MED37116.5] respersen, v. --> resperse
[MED37117] respiracioun, n. --> respiration
[MED37118] respirative, adj. --> respirative
[MED37119] respiren, v. --> respire
[MED37120] respiring, ger. --> respiring
[MED37121] respit(e, n. --> respite
[MED37122] respiten, v. --> respite
[MED37123] resplendence, n. --> resplendence
[MED37124] resplendent, adj. --> resplendent
[MED37125] resplendishen, v. --> resplendish
[MED37126] resplendissant, adj. --> resplendishant
[MED37127] responsail, n. --> responsal
[MED37128] responsal, n. --> responsal
[MED37129] responsion, n. --> responsion
[MED37130] responsive, adj. --> responsive
[MED37131] responsori(e, n. --> responsory
[MED37132] resport, n. --> resport
[MED37133] respound(e, n. --> respoun
[MED37134] respounden, v. --> respound
[MED37135] respouns(e, n. --> response
[MED37135.5] restablen, v. --> restable
[MED37136] restablishement, n. --> restablishment
[MED37137] restablishen, v. --> restablish
[MED37138] rest(e, n.(1) --> rest
[MED37139] rest(e, n.(2) --> rest
[MED37140] rest(e, n.(3) --> reest
[MED37141] resteaunte, adj. --> restant
[MED37142] reste-boef, n. --> restelbowe
[MED37143] resteien, v. --> restay
[MED37144] resteinen, v. --> resteinen
[MED37145] resten, v.(1) --> rest
[MED37146] resten, v.(2) --> rest
[MED37147] resten, v.(3) --> rest
[MED37148] resten-dai, n. --> rest day
[MED37149] rester(e, n.(1) --> rester
[MED37150] restere, n.(2) --> rester
[MED37151] restful, adj. --> restful
[MED37152] restfulli, adv. --> restfully
[MED37153] restfulnesse, n. --> restfulness
[MED37154] resti, adj. --> resty
[MED37155] restif, adj. --> restiff
[MED37156] resting, ger. --> resting
[MED37157] resting(e, ger.(1) --> resting
[MED37158] resting(e, ger.(2) --> resting
[MED37159] resting(e-place, n. --> resting place
[MED37160] restingli, adv. --> restingly
[MED37161] restishipe, n. --> 
[MED37162] restitucioun, n. --> restitution
[MED37163] restituen, v. --> restitue
[MED37164] restles, adj. --> restless
[MED37165] rest-nauger, n. --> rest-auger
[MED37166] restnes(se, n. --> restness
[MED37167] restoracioun, n. --> restauration
[MED37168] restoratif, adj. --> restorative
[MED37169] restoratif(e, n. --> restaurative
[MED37170] restoraunce, n. --> restorance
[MED37171] restore, n. --> restore
[MED37172] restorement, n. --> restorement
[MED37173] restoren, v. --> restore
[MED37174] restorete, n. --> restority
[MED37175] restoring(e, ger. --> restoring
[MED37176] restorour, n. --> restorer
[MED37177] restreied, adj. --> restayed
[MED37178] restrein(e, n. --> restrain
[MED37179] restreinen, v. --> restrain
[MED37180] restreining(e, ger. --> restraining
[MED37181] restreint(e, n. --> restraint
[MED37182] restressen, v. --> restressen
[MED37182.5] restrial, adj. --> restrial
[MED37183] restriccioun, n. --> restriction
[MED37184] restricte, ppl. --> restrict
[MED37185] restrictif, n. --> restrictive
[MED37186] restrictif, adj. --> restrictive
[MED37187] restrictorie, n. --> restrictory
[MED37187.5] resuducion, n. --> resudation
[MED37188] resultant, n. --> resultant
[MED37189] resulta(u)ns, n. --> resultance
[MED37190] resulten, v. --> result
[MED37191] resumen, v. --> resume
[MED37192] resuming, ger. --> resuming
[MED37193] resumpcion, n. --> resumption
[MED37194] resumptif, adj. --> resumptive
[MED37195] resumptive, n. --> resumptive
[MED37196] resurreccioun, n. --> resurrection
[MED37197] resuscen, v. --> resusce
[MED37198] resuscitacion, n. --> resuscitation
[MED37199] resusciten, v. --> resuscite
[MED37200] resute, n. --> resute
[MED37201] retail(e, n. --> retail
[MED37202] retailen, v. --> retail
[MED37203] retailing, ger. --> retailing
[MED37204] retaillour, n. --> retailour
[MED37205] retaking, ger. --> retaking
[MED37206] retardacioun, n. --> retardation
[MED37207] retarden, v. --> retard
[MED37208] retauthing, n.phr. --> retauthing
[MED37209] reteanable, adj. --> retainable
[MED37210] retein, n. --> retain
[MED37211] reteindre, n. --> retainder
[MED37212] reteinement, n. --> retainment
[MED37213] reteinen, v. --> retain
[MED37214] reteiner, n. --> retainer
[MED37215] reteining(e, ger. --> retaining
[MED37216] retenaunce, n. --> retenance
[MED37217] retenaunt, n. --> retenant
[MED37218] retencioun, n. --> retention
[MED37219] retente, n. --> retent
[MED37220] retentif, n. --> retentive
[MED37221] retentif, adj. --> retentive
[MED37222] retentifli, adv. --> retentively
[MED37223] retenue, n. --> retinue
[MED37224] retenuen, v. --> retinue
[MED37225] reth(e, adj. --> rethe
[MED37226] re&#xFE;elice, adv. --> re&#xFE;elice
[MED37227] rethe-mous, n. --> rearmouse
[MED37228] rethen, v. --> rethe
[MED37229] rethnes, n. --> retheness
[MED37230] rethor, n. --> rhetor
[MED37231] rethorical(le, adj. --> rhetorical
[MED37232] rethoricalli, adv. --> rhetorically
[MED37233] rethoricien, n. --> rhetorician
[MED37234] rethoricious, adj. --> rethoricious
[MED37235] rethorien, n. --> rhetorian
[MED37236] rethorien, adj. --> rhetorian
[MED37237] rethorik(e, n. --> rhetoric
[MED37238] rethorik(e, adj. --> rhetoric
[MED37239] rethorikli, adv. --> rhetoricly
[MED37239.5] rethorious, adj. --> rhetorious
[MED37240] rethoriousli, adv. --> rhetoriously
[MED37241] re&#xFE;ra, n. --> re&#xFE;ra
[MED37242] retina, n. --> retina
[MED37242.5] retorcion, n. --> retorsion
[MED37243] retorte, ppl. --> retort
[MED37244] retour, n. --> retour
[MED37245] retraccioun, n. --> retraction
[MED37246] retractaciones, n.pl. --> retraction
[MED37247] retracten, v. --> retract
[MED37248] retractif, adj. --> retractive
[MED37249] retraien, v. --> retray
[MED37250] retrair, n. --> retrair
[MED37251] retret(e, n. --> retreat
[MED37252] retreten, v.(1) --> retreat
[MED37253] retreten, v.(2) --> retrete
[MED37254] retreven, v. --> retrieve
[MED37255] retreving, ger. --> retrieving
[MED37256] retribucioun, n. --> retribution
[MED37256.5] retrogradacioun, n. --> retrogradation
[MED37257] retrogradate, ppl. --> retrogradate
[MED37258] retrograd(e, adj. --> retrograde
[MED37259] retrogradient, adj. --> retrogradient
[MED37260] retroilen, v. --> retroyl
[MED37261] retrussen, v. --> retruss
[MED37262] retten, v.(1) --> ret
[MED37263] retten, v.(2) --> ret
[MED37264] return, n. --> return
[MED37265] returnable, adj. --> returnable
[MED37266] returnen, v. --> return
[MED37267] returninge, ger. --> returning
[MED37268] reuain, n. --> rowen
[MED37269] reu(e, n.(1) --> rue
[MED37270] reue, n.(2) --> row
[MED37271] reue, n.(3) --> rew
[MED37272] reu(e, adj. --> Rev.
[MED37273] reuen, v.(1) --> rue
[MED37274] reuen, v.(2) --> row
[MED37275] reuer(e, n. --> revers
[MED37276] reuful, adj. --> rueful
[MED37277] reufulhed, n. --> ruefulhead
[MED37278] reufulles, adj. --> ruefulless
[MED37279] reufulli, adv. --> ruefully
[MED37280] reufulnes(se, n. --> ruefulness
[MED37281] reuing(e, ger. --> half-rueing
[MED37282] reule, n. --> rule
[MED37283] reuleable, adj. --> rulable
[MED37284] reulefulli, adv. --> rulefully
[MED37285] reuleles, adj. --> ruleless
[MED37286] reuleli, adv. --> rulily
[MED37287] reulen, v. --> rule
[MED37288] reuler(e, n. --> ruler
[MED37289] reuler(e, adj. --> ruler
[MED37290] reuleresse, n. --> ruleress
[MED37291] reuli, adj.(1) --> ruly
[MED37292] reuli, adj.(2) --> ruly
[MED37293] reuli, adv. --> ruly
[MED37294] reuling(e, ger. --> ruling
[MED37295] reumate, n. --> reumate
[MED37296] reumatik, adj. --> rheumatic
[MED37297] reumatise, n. --> rheumatiz
[MED37298] reumatisen, v. --> rheumatize
[MED37299] reumatisinge, ger. --> rheumatize
[MED37300] reumatisme, adj. --> rheumatism
[MED37301] reume, n. --> rheum
[MED37302] reumen, v. --> rheum
[MED37303] reuming(e, ger. --> rheuming
[MED37304] reunes(se, n. --> rueness
[MED37305] reuniten, v. --> reunite
[MED37306] reupontic, n. --> rhapontic
[MED37307] reusen, v.(1) --> rue
[MED37308] reusen, v.(2) --> reusen
[MED37309] reusful, adj. --> reusful
[MED37310] reusing(e, n. --> reusing
[MED37311] reusumnesse, n. --> ruesomeness
[MED37312] reuth(e, n. --> ruth
[MED37313] reutheles, adj. --> ruthless
[MED37314] reuthful, adj. --> ruthful
[MED37315] reuthfulli, adv. --> ruthfully
[MED37316] reuthli, adj. --> ruthly
[MED37317] reuthli, adv. --> ruthly
[MED37318] reuthnes, n. --> ruthness
[MED37319] revaien, v. --> revay
[MED37320] revaiing, ger. --> revaying
[MED37321] revalen, v. --> revale
[MED37322] revaling, ger. --> revale
[MED37323] revant, n. --> revant
[MED37324] revassing, n. --> revassing
[MED37325] reve, n. --> reeve
[MED37326] revel, n.(1) --> revel
[MED37327] revel, n.(2) --> revel
[MED37328] revelacioun, n. --> revelation
[MED37329] revelate, adj. --> revelate
[MED37330] revelator, n. --> revelator
[MED37331] revelen, v.(1) --> revel
[MED37332] revelen, v.(2) --> reveal
[MED37333] reveli, n. --> revelry
[MED37334] reveling, ger.(1) --> revelling | reveling
[MED37335] reveling, ger.(2) --> revealing
[MED37336] reveling-line, n. --> reveling-line
[MED37337] revelour(e, n. --> reveller | reveler
[MED37338] revelous, adj. --> revelous
[MED37339] revelrie, n. --> revelry
[MED37340] reven, v. --> reave
[MED37341] revenaunt, adj. --> revenant
[MED37342] revencion, n. --> revention
[MED37343] revenen, v. --> 
[MED37344] revengen, v. --> revenge
[MED37345] revenu(e, n. --> revenue
[MED37346] reverberacioun, n. --> reverberation
[MED37347] reverberen, v. --> reverberate
[MED37348] rever(e, n. --> reaver
[MED37349] reverence, n. --> reverence
[MED37350] reverencen, v. --> reverence
[MED37351] reverent(e, adj. --> reverent
[MED37352] reverenteful, adj. --> reverentful
[MED37353] reverentli, adv. --> reverently
[MED37354] reverie, n.(1) --> reverie
[MED37355] reveri(e, n.(2) --> reavery
[MED37356] reversacioun, n. --> reversion
[MED37357] reversate, adj. --> reversate
[MED37358] revers(e, n. --> reverse
[MED37359] revers(e, adj. --> reverse
[MED37360] reversen, v.(1) --> reverse
[MED37361] reversen, v.(2) --> reverse
[MED37362] reversif, adj. --> reversive
[MED37363] reversing(e, ger.(1) --> reversing
[MED37364] reversinge, ger.(2) --> reversing
[MED37365] reversingeli, adv. --> reversingly
[MED37366] reversioun, n. --> reversion
[MED37367] reverten, v. --> revert
[MED37368] revertence, n. --> revertence
[MED37369] revertible, adj. --> revertible
[MED37370] reveshen, v. --> revesh
[MED37371] revesten, v. --> revest
[MED37372] revestiarie, n. --> revestiary
[MED37373] revesting, ger. --> revesting
[MED37374] revestri, n. --> revestry
[MED37375] revestrid, ppl. --> revestered
[MED37376] reveue, n. --> review
[MED37377] revien, v. --> revie
[MED37378] revigouren, v. --> revigour
[MED37379] revile, n. --> revile
[MED37380] revilen, v. --> revile
[MED37381] reviling, ger. --> reviling
[MED37382] reving(e, n. --> reaving
[MED37383] reviren, v. --> revire
[MED37384] revisible, adj. --> re-visible
[MED37385] revisiten, v. --> revisit
[MED37386] reviven, v. --> revive
[MED37387] revixen, v. --> revixen
[MED37388] revocable, adj. --> revocable
[MED37389] revocacioun, n. --> revocation
[MED37390] revocate, ppl. --> revocate
[MED37391] revocatori, adj. --> revocatory
[MED37392] revoken, v. --> revoke
[MED37393] revoking(e, ger. --> revoking
[MED37394] revolucioun, n. --> revolution
[MED37395] revolute, adj. --> revolute
[MED37396] revolven, v. --> revolve
[MED37397] revolving, ger. --> revolving
[MED37398] rew, n. --> rew
[MED37399] reward, n. --> reward
[MED37400] rewardable, adj. --> rewardable
[MED37401] rewardabli, adv. --> rewardably
[MED37402] rewarden, v. --> reward
[MED37403] rewarder(e, n. --> rewarder
[MED37404] rewarding(e, ger. --> rewarding
[MED37405] rewardles, adj. --> rewardless
[MED37406] rewardoun, n. --> rewardon
[MED37407] rewette, n. --> rewette
[MED37408] rewiten, v. --> rewiten
[MED37409] rial, n. --> rial
[MED37410] riban, n. --> riband
[MED37411] ribaned, ppl. --> riband
[MED37412] ribaning, n. --> ribanding
[MED37413] ribaud(e, n. --> ribald
[MED37414] ribaudekin, n. --> ribaudequin
[MED37415] ribauderise, n. --> bibauderise
[MED37416] ribaudi, adj. --> ribaldy
[MED37417] ribaudi(e, n. --> ribaldy
[MED37418] ribaudise, n. --> ribaldise
[MED37419] ribaudour(e, n. --> ribalder
[MED37420] ribaudous, adj. --> ribaldous
[MED37421] ribaudrere, n. --> ribauderer
[MED37422] ribaudri(e, n. --> ribaldry
[MED37423] rib(be, n.(1) --> rib
[MED37424] rib(be, n.(2) --> rib
[MED37425] rib(be, n.(3) --> rib
[MED37426] ribben, v. --> rib
[MED37427] ribbere, n. --> ribber
[MED37428] ribbing(e, ger. --> ribbing
[MED37429] ribes, n. --> ribes
[MED37430] ribib(e, n. --> ribibe
[MED37431] ribiben, v. --> ribibe
[MED37432] ribible, n. --> ribible
[MED37433] ribibour, n. --> ribibour
[MED37434] Ribol, n. --> Ribol
[MED37435] ricardoun, n. --> richardine
[MED37436] ricetere, n. --> ricetere
[MED37437] riche, n.(1) --> riche
[MED37438] riche, n.(2) --> rich
[MED37439] riche, adj. --> rich
[MED37440] riche, adv. --> rich
[MED37441] richedom(e, n. --> richdom
[MED37442] richeful, adj. --> richful
[MED37443] richel, n. --> richel
[MED37444] richeli, adv. --> richly
[MED37445] Richemond(e, n. --> Richmond
[MED37446] richen, v.(1) --> rich
[MED37447] richen, v.(2) --> rich
[MED37448] richenes(se, n. --> richness
[MED37449] riches, n.pl. --> riches
[MED37450] riches(se, n. --> richesse
[MED37451] richessid, ppl. --> richessed
[MED37452] richete, n. --> richete
[MED37453] riching, ger. --> riching
[MED37454] ricinum, n. --> ricinus
[MED37455] ridda, n. --> ridda
[MED37456] ridden, v. --> rid
[MED37457] ridder, n. --> ridder
[MED37458] ridding(e, ger. --> ridding
[MED37459] ride, n.(1) --> ride
[MED37460] ride, n.(2) --> ride
[MED37461] ride, n.(3) --> ride
[MED37462] ride, adj.(1) --> ride
[MED37463] ride, adj.(2) --> ride
[MED37464] ridel, n.(1) --> riddle
[MED37465] ridel, n.(2) --> riddel
[MED37466] ridelen, v.(1) --> riddle
[MED37467] ridelen, v.(2) --> ridel
[MED37468] ridelen, v.(3) --> ridel
[MED37469] ridellinge, ger. --> riddling
[MED37470] riden, v. --> ride
[MED37471] rider(e, n. --> rider
[MED37472] ridership, n. --> ridership
[MED37473] ride-wei, n. --> rideway
[MED37474] rid-fe, n. --> ridfe
[MED37475] riding, n. --> trithing | thrithing
[MED37476] riding(e, ger. --> riding
[MED37477] riding-king, n. --> riding-king
[MED37478] rie, n. --> rye
[MED37479] rien(e, adj. --> ryen
[MED37480] riet, n. --> rete
[MED37481] rif, n.(1) --> riff and raff
[MED37482] rif, n.(2) --> reef
[MED37483] rife, n. --> rife
[MED37484] rif(e, adj. --> rife
[MED37485] rif(e, adv. --> rife
[MED37486] rif(e)li, adv. --> rifely
[MED37487] rifenes, n. --> rifeness
[MED37488] rifle, n. --> rifle
[MED37489] riflen, v. --> rifle
[MED37490] riflere, n. --> rifler
[MED37491] riflinge, ger.(1) --> rifling
[MED37492] rifling(e, ger.(2) --> rifling
[MED37493] rif-raf, n. --> riff-raff | riffraff
[MED37494] rift(e, n.(1) --> rift
[MED37495] rifte, n.(2) --> halirift
[MED37496] riften, v.(1) --> rift
[MED37497] riften, v.(2) --> rift
[MED37498] riftere, n. --> riftere
[MED37499] rifting(e, ger. --> rifting
[MED37500] rig(e, n. --> rigg
[MED37501] rigent, adj. --> rigent
[MED37502] rigge, n. --> ridge
[MED37503] rigge-bon, n. --> ridge bone
[MED37504] riggen, v. --> rig
[MED37505] rigging(e, ger.(1) --> rigging
[MED37506] rigging(e, ger.(2) --> rigging
[MED37507] rig-holt, n. --> rigald
[MED37508] right, n. --> right
[MED37509] right, adj. --> right
[MED37510] -right, suf. --> -right
[MED37511] right(e, adv. --> right
[MED37512] righten, v. --> right
[MED37513] rightenen, v. --> righten
[MED37514] rightes, adv. --> rights
[MED37515] -rightes, suf. --> -rights
[MED37516] right-forth, adj. --> right forth
[MED37517] right-forth, adv. --> right forth
[MED37518] rightful, adj. --> rightful
[MED37519] rightful, adv. --> rightful
[MED37520] rightfulhed(e, n. --> rightfulhead
[MED37521] rightfulli, adv. --> rightfully
[MED37522] rightfulnes(se, n. --> rightfulness
[MED37523] righthed, n. --> righthead
[MED37524] righting(e, n. --> righting
[MED37525] right-lechen, v. --> rightleche
[MED37526] rightli, adj. --> rightly
[MED37527] rightli, adv. --> rightly
[MED37528] rightmathie, n. --> ryghtmathy
[MED37529] rightnesse, n. --> rightness
[MED37530] right-reulen, v. --> right rule
[MED37531] right-reuling, ger. --> right-ruling
[MED37532] rightsomes, adv. --> rightsomes
[MED37533] right-wis, n. --> rightwise
[MED37534] right-wis, adv. --> righteous
[MED37535] right-wis-domous, adj. --> righteous-dommous
[MED37536] right-wis(e, adj. --> righteous
[MED37537] right-wisen, v. --> righteous
[MED37538] right-wishede, n. --> righteoushead
[MED37539] right-wisinge, ger. --> righteousing
[MED37540] right-wislac, n. --> righteouslaik
[MED37541] right-wisli, adv. --> righteously
[MED37542] right-wisnes(se, n. --> righteousness
[MED37543] rigide, adj. --> rigid
[MED37544] rigolen, v. --> rigole
[MED37545] rigornesse, n. --> rigorness
[MED37546] rigorous, adj. --> rigorous
[MED37547] rigorousli, adv. --> rigorously
[MED37548] rigorousnes, n. --> rigorousness
[MED37549] rigorouste, n. --> rigoroust&#xE9;
[MED37550] rigour, n. --> rigour | rigor
[MED37551] ri&#x292;tene, adj. --> ri&#x292;tene
[MED37552] rikelot, n. --> kikelot
[MED37553] riken, v. --> rike
[MED37554] rille, n. --> rill
[MED37555] rillen, v. --> rill
[MED37556] rim, n. --> rime
[MED37557] rime, n.(1) --> rim
[MED37558] rim(e, n.(2) --> rim
[MED37559] rim(e, n.(3) --> rhyme
[MED37560] rim(e, n.(4) --> rime
[MED37561] rime, n.(5) --> rime
[MED37562] rimeien, v. --> rimeye
[MED37563] rimel(e, n. --> rimel
[MED37564] rimen, v.(1) --> rhyme
[MED37565] rimen, v.(2) --> rime
[MED37566] rimen, v.(3) --> rime
[MED37567] rimet, n. --> rimet
[MED37568] rimie, adj. --> rimy
[MED37569] riming, ger. --> rhyming
[MED37570] rimour, n. --> rhymer
[MED37571] rimpil, n. --> rimple
[MED37572] rimplen, v. --> rimple
[MED37573] rimpling, ger. --> rimpling
[MED37574] rimth(e, n. --> rimth
[MED37575] rimthen, v. --> rimth
[MED37576] rinatrix, n. --> rinatrix
[MED37577] rincen, v. --> rinse
[MED37578] rincinge, ger. --> rinsing
[MED37579] rind(e, n.(1) --> rind
[MED37580] rind(e, n.(2) --> rind
[MED37581] rindeles, adj. --> rindless
[MED37582] rinden, v. --> rind
[MED37583] rindes, n.pl. --> rind
[MED37584] rinding, ger. --> rinding
[MED37585] rine, n.(1) --> rune
[MED37586] Rine, n.(2) --> Rhine
[MED37586.5] rine, n.(3) --> rine
[MED37587] rine, n.pl. --> rine
[MED37588] rinel, n. --> rindle
[MED37589] rinen, v.(1) --> rine
[MED37590] rinen, v.(2) --> rine
[MED37591] ring, n. --> ring
[MED37592] ring-bon, n. --> ringbone
[MED37593] ringe-man, n. --> ring man
[MED37594] ringen, v.(1) --> ring
[MED37595] ringen, v.(2) --> ring
[MED37596] ringer(e, n. --> ringer
[MED37597] ringestre, n. --> ring
[MED37598] ringil, n. --> ringle
[MED37599] ringildie, n. --> ringildry
[MED37600] ringildship, n. --> ringildship
[MED37601] ringing(e, ger. --> ringing
[MED37601.5] ringledere, n. --> ringleader
[MED37602] ringlinge, ger. --> ringling
[MED37603] ring-worm, n. --> ringworm
[MED37604] rininge, ger. --> ruining
[MED37605] Rinish, adj. --> Rhenish
[MED37606] rink, n. --> rink
[MED37607] rinocephales, n.pl. --> rinocephales
[MED37608] rinoceros, n. --> rhinoceros
[MED37609] rin-rofes, n.pl. --> rin-rofes
[MED37610] riot, adj. --> riot
[MED37611] riot(e, n. --> riot
[MED37612] rioten, v. --> riot
[MED37613] rioting, ger. --> rioting
[MED37614] riotour, n. --> riotor
[MED37615] riotous, adj. --> riotous
[MED37616] riotousli, adv. --> riotously
[MED37617] riotrie, n. --> riotry
[MED37618] riparie, n. --> ripary
[MED37619] ripe, n.(1) --> reap
[MED37620] ripe, n.(2) --> ripe
[MED37621] ripe, adj. --> ripe
[MED37622] ripeli, adv. --> ripely
[MED37623] ripelinge, ger. --> rippling
[MED37624] ripel-stok, n. --> ripple-stock
[MED37625] ripen, v.(1) --> ripe
[MED37626] ripen, v.(2) --> ripe
[MED37627] ripenes(se, n. --> ripeness
[MED37628] ripening, adj. --> ripening
[MED37629] riper, n. --> riper
[MED37630] ripe-reve, n. --> reap-reeve
[MED37631] ripier(e, n. --> rippier
[MED37632] riping(e, ger. --> riping
[MED37633] riplen, v. --> ripple
[MED37634] ripling, ger. --> rippling
[MED37635] rip(pe, n. --> rip
[MED37636] rippen, v. --> rip
[MED37637] rippinge, ger. --> ripping
[MED37638] ripple, n. --> ripple
[MED37639] rippon, n. --> rippon
[MED37640] riptage, n. --> ryptage
[MED37641] ris, n.(1) --> rice
[MED37642] ris, n.(2) --> rice
[MED37643] rise, n. --> rise
[MED37644] risel, n. --> risel
[MED37645] risen, v. --> rise
[MED37646] riser(e, n. --> riser
[MED37647] rishe, n. --> rush
[MED37648] rishen, adj. --> rushen
[MED37649] rishen, v. --> rush
[MED37650] risheu, n. --> rishew
[MED37651] rishi, adj. --> rushy
[MED37652] rising(e, ger. --> rising
[MED37653] ris-lecis, n.pl. --> rislecis
[MED37654] rison, n. --> rissom
[MED37655] rispen, v.(1) --> risp
[MED37656] rispen, v.(2) --> risp
[MED37657] rist(e, n.(1) --> rist
[MED37658] riste, n.(2) --> rist
[MED37659] rite, n. --> rite
[MED37660] rith, n. --> rithe
[MED37661] rith(e, n. --> rick
[MED37662] ritli, adv. --> ritely
[MED37663] ritten, v. --> rit
[MED37664] rivage, n. --> rivage
[MED37665] rivaille, n. --> rival
[MED37666] rive, n.(1) --> rive
[MED37667] rive, n.(2) --> rive
[MED37668] rived, adj. --> rived
[MED37669] rivedli, adv. --> rivedly
[MED37670] rivel, n. --> rivel
[MED37671] rivelen, v. --> rivel
[MED37672] riveli, adj. --> rively
[MED37673] riveling, n. --> rivlin
[MED37674] riveling(e, n. --> rivelling | riveling
[MED37675] riven, v.(1) --> rive
[MED37676] riven, v.(2) --> rive
[MED37677] riven, v.(3) --> 'rive
[MED37678] riven, v.(4) --> rive
[MED37679] river, n. --> river
[MED37680] river(e, n. --> river
[MED37681] rivering, n. --> rivering
[MED37682] rivesing, n. --> rivesing
[MED37683] rivesing, ger. --> rivesing
[MED37684] riveten, v. --> rivet
[MED37685] riveter, n. --> riveter
[MED37686] riveting, ger. --> riveting
[MED37687] rivet(te, n. --> rivet
[MED37688] riving(e, ger.(1) --> riving
[MED37689] riving(e, ger.(2) --> riving
[MED37690] rivunge, n. --> riving
[MED37691] rixen, v. --> rix
[MED37692] rixis, n. --> rhexis
[MED37693] rixlen, v. --> rixle
[MED37694] rixlinge, ger. --> rixling
[MED37695] ro, n.(1) --> roe
[MED37696] ro, n.(2) --> rho
[MED37697] ro, n.(3) --> rae
[MED37698] ro, n.(4) --> ro
[MED37699] rob, n. --> rob
[MED37700] robben, v. --> rob
[MED37701] robber(e, n. --> robber
[MED37702] robberi(e, n. --> robbery
[MED37703] robbing(e, ger. --> robbing
[MED37704] robe, n. --> robe
[MED37705] robel, n. --> rubble
[MED37706] roben, v. --> robe
[MED37707] Robert, n. --> Robert
[MED37708] Robin, n. --> robin
[MED37709] Robinet, n. --> robinet
[MED37710] robing(e, ger. --> robing
[MED37711] ro-bond, n. --> roband
[MED37712] roboracion, n. --> roboration
[MED37713] roboraten, v. --> roborate
[MED37714] robous, n. --> rubbish
[MED37715] ro-bukke, n. --> roebuck
[MED37716] Rocester-erthe, n. --> Rochester earth
[MED37717] rochand, n. --> rochand
[MED37718] roche, n.(1) --> roche
[MED37719] roche, n.(2) --> roche
[MED37720] roche, n.(3) --> roach
[MED37721] Rochel(le, n. --> Rochelle
[MED37722] rochen, adj. --> rochen
[MED37723] rocher(e, n. --> rocher
[MED37724] rochet, n. --> rochet
[MED37725] rochi, adj. --> rochy
[MED37726] rochin, n. --> rochin
[MED37727] rod(de, n. --> rod
[MED37728] rod(e, n.(1) --> rud
[MED37729] rode, n.(2) --> rud
[MED37730] rode, n.(3) --> road
[MED37731] rode, n.(4) --> rood
[MED37732] rode, n.(5) --> rood
[MED37733] rodel, n. --> ruddle
[MED37734] rodeli, adj. --> rodeli
[MED37735] rode-lond, n. --> rood land
[MED37736] roderlic, adj. --> roderly
[MED37737] rode-tre, n. --> rood-tree
[MED37738] rodi, adj. --> ruddy
[MED37739] rodilese, adj. --> ruddyless
[MED37740] rodines, n. --> ruddiness
[MED37741] rodion, n. --> rodion
[MED37742] rod-knight, n. --> radknight
[MED37743] rodol, n. --> rodol
[MED37744] rodomel(le, n. --> rhodomel
[MED37745] rof, n. --> roof
[MED37746] rofen, v. --> roof
[MED37747] roffe, n. --> ruffe
[MED37748] rof-sore, n. --> rof-sore
[MED37749] rogacioun, n. --> rogation
[MED37750] roget, n. --> rochet
[MED37751] roget, adj. --> roget
[MED37752] roggeling, ger. --> roggling
[MED37753] ro&#x292;li, adj. --> ro&#x292;li
[MED37754] rohand, n. --> rohand
[MED37755] roial, n. --> royal
[MED37756] roial, adj. --> royal
[MED37757] roial, adv. --> royal
[MED37758] roialli, adv. --> royally
[MED37759] roialme, n. --> royalme
[MED37760] roialte, n. --> royalty
[MED37761] roid(e, adj. --> roid
[MED37762] roidli, adv. --> roidly
[MED37763] roi(e, n. --> ray
[MED37764] roien, v. --> roy
[MED37765] roile, n. --> roil
[MED37766] roilen, v.(1) --> roil
[MED37767] roilen, v.(2) --> roil
[MED37768] roiler, n. --> roiler
[MED37769] roilinge, ger. --> roiling
[MED37770] roine, n. --> roin
[MED37771] roinen, v.(1) --> roin
[MED37772] roinen, v.(2) --> roin
[MED37773] roinishe, adj. --> royish
[MED37774] roinour(e, n. --> roinour
[MED37775] roinous(e, adj. --> roinous
[MED37776] roisard, n. --> roisard
[MED37777] roisen, v. --> roisen
[MED37778] roit, n. --> roit
[MED37779] roiten, v. --> roit
[MED37780] roitinge, ger. --> roiting
[MED37781] rok(e, n.(1) --> roke
[MED37782] rok(e, n.(2) --> rook
[MED37783] rok(e, n.(3) --> rook
[MED37784] roket, n.(1) --> rocket
[MED37785] roket, n.(2) --> rocket
[MED37786] rokette, n. --> rocket
[MED37787] roki, adj. --> roky
[MED37788] rokinge, ger. --> roking
[MED37789] rok(ke, n.(1) --> rock
[MED37790] rok(ke, n.(2) --> rock
[MED37791] rokke, n.(3) --> rokke
[MED37792] rokken, v. --> rock
[MED37793] rokker(e, n. --> rocker
[MED37794] rokkestere, n. --> rockster
[MED37795] rokkete, n. --> rocket
[MED37796] rokki, adj. --> rocky
[MED37797] rokkinge, ger. --> rocking
[MED37798] roles, adj. --> roless
[MED37799] rolette, n. --> -----
[MED37800] rolle, n. --> roll
[MED37801] rolled, adj. --> rolled
[MED37802] rollen, v.(1) --> roll
[MED37803] rollen, v.(2) --> roll
[MED37804] roller(e, n.(1) --> roller
[MED37805] roller(e, n.(2) --> roller
[MED37806] rolling, ger. --> rolling
[MED37807] rolling(e, ger. --> rolling
[MED37808] rolment, n. --> rolment
[MED37809] rom, n. --> rom
[MED37810] Romain, n. --> Roman
[MED37811] Romain, adj. --> Roman
[MED37812] Romainer, n. --> Romaner
[MED37813] Romanie, n. --> Romany
[MED37814] Romanish, adj. --> Romanish
[MED37815] romaunce, n. --> romance
[MED37816] romauncen, v. --> romance
[MED37817] romauncer, n. --> romancer
[MED37818] romauncinge, ger. --> romancing
[MED37819] romblen, v. --> rumble
[MED37820] rombolde, n. --> rombolde
[MED37821] Rome, n. --> Rome
[MED37822] romen, v. --> roam
[MED37823] romenei(e, n. --> rumney
[MED37824] romer(e, n. --> roamer
[MED37825] romien, v. --> romy
[MED37826] romiing(e, ger. --> roming
[MED37827] roming, ger. --> roaming
[MED37828] romininge, adj. --> romining
[MED37829] ro-mongour, n. --> romonger
[MED37830] Rom-ware, n.pl. --> Romeware
[MED37831] ron, n.(1) --> ron
[MED37832] ron, n.(2) --> rowan
[MED37833] ron, n.(3) --> rone
[MED37834] rone, n. --> roan
[MED37835] ronen, v. --> rone
[MED37836] ronere, n. --> ronere
[MED37837] rongen, v. --> ronge
[MED37838] roninge, ger. --> roning
[MED37839] ronswer, n. --> ronswer
[MED37840] rop, n.(1) --> rope
[MED37841] rop, n.(2) --> rope
[MED37842] rop, n.(3) --> rope
[MED37843] rope, n. --> rape
[MED37844] ropen, v.(1) --> rope
[MED37845] ropen, v.(2) --> rope
[MED37846] roper(e, n. --> roper
[MED37847] ropete, n. --> ropette
[MED37848] roping(e, ger. --> roping
[MED37849] rore, n.(1) --> roar
[MED37850] rore, n.(2) --> roar
[MED37851] rored, adj. --> rorid
[MED37852] roren, v.(1) --> roar
[MED37853] roren, v.(2) --> rore
[MED37854] rorere, n.(1) --> rorer
[MED37855] rorer(e, n.(2) --> rorer
[MED37856] roring(e, ger.(1) --> roaring
[MED37857] roringe, ger.(2) --> roring
[MED37858] rorra, n. --> rorra
[MED37859] ros, n. --> roose
[MED37860] rosage, adj. --> gome rosage
[MED37861] rosari(e, n. --> rosary
[MED37862] rosate, n. --> rosat
[MED37863] rosat(e, adj. --> rosat
[MED37864] rose, n.(1) --> rose
[MED37865] rose, n.(2) --> rosee
[MED37866] roseat, adj. --> roseate
[MED37867] roseite, n. --> roseite
[MED37868] rosel, n. --> rosel
[MED37869] roselet, n. --> roselet
[MED37870] rose-mari(e, n. --> rosemary
[MED37871] rosen, v. --> roose
[MED37872] rosen(e, adj. --> rosen
[MED37873] roser(e, n. --> rosier
[MED37874] roset, n. --> roset
[MED37875] roset, adj. --> roset
[MED37876] rosi, adj. --> rosy
[MED37877] rosil(e, n. --> rosil
[MED37878] rosin(e, n. --> rosin
[MED37879] rosing(e, ger. --> roosing
[MED37880] rosininge, ger. --> rosining
[MED37881] ros-marin(e, n. --> rosmarine
[MED37882] rospen, v. --> rosp
[MED37883] rospinge, ger. --> rosp
[MED37884] rosselde, adj. --> rosseld
[MED37885] rost(e, n.(1) --> roast
[MED37886] roste, n.(2) --> roost
[MED37887] rostelen, v. --> rostle
[MED37888] rostelinge, ger. --> rostling
[MED37889] rosten, v. --> roast
[MED37890] roster(e, n. --> roaster
[MED37891] rosting(e, ger. --> roasting
[MED37892] rostral(e, n. --> rostral
[MED37893] rostrat, adj. --> rostrate
[MED37894] rot, n. --> rot
[MED37895] rotabli, adv. --> rotably
[MED37896] rotacion, n. --> rotation
[MED37897] rotate, adj. --> rotate
[MED37898] rote, n.(1) --> rote
[MED37899] rote, n.(2) --> rote
[MED37900] rote, n.(3) --> rote
[MED37901] rote, n.(4) --> root
[MED37902] rote, adj. --> rote
[MED37903] rotednes(se, n. --> rottedness
[MED37904] rotelen, v. --> rottle
[MED37905] roteles, adj. --> rootless
[MED37905.5] roteli, adj. --> rotly
[MED37906] roteli, adv. --> rotely
[MED37907] roteling, ger. --> ruttling
[MED37908] roten, adj. --> rotten
[MED37909] roten, v.(1) --> rot
[MED37910] roten, v.(2) --> rote
[MED37911] roten, v.(3) --> root
[MED37912] rotenen, v. --> rotten
[MED37913] rotenli, adj. --> rottenly
[MED37914] rotennes(se, n. --> rottenness
[MED37915] roter, n. --> rooter
[MED37916] roteroigne, n. --> roteroigne
[MED37917] rothel, n. --> ruddle
[MED37918] rothelen, v.(1) --> rothel
[MED37919] rothelen, v.(2) --> rothel
[MED37920] rothelen, v.(3) --> rothel
[MED37921] rothen, v.(1) --> rothe
[MED37922] rothen, v.(2) --> roy
[MED37923] rother, n.(1) --> rudder
[MED37924] rother, n.(2) --> rother
[MED37925] rotheren, adj. --> rotheren
[MED37926] rotherish, adj. --> rotherish
[MED37927] rothli, adj. --> rothly
[MED37928] rothun, n. --> rothun
[MED37929] roti, adj. --> rooty
[MED37930] rotile, n. --> rotile
[MED37931] roting(e, ger.(1) --> rotting
[MED37932] roting(e, ger.(2) --> rooting
[MED37933] rotingnes(se, n. --> rottingness
[MED37934] rotnes(se, n. --> rotness
[MED37935] rotounde, adj. --> rotund
[MED37936] rotour(e, n. --> rotour
[MED37937] rotshipe, n. --> rotship
[MED37938] rotte, n. --> rote
[MED37939] rottle, n. --> rottle
[MED37940] rottok, n. --> rottack
[MED37941] rotule, n. --> rotule
[MED37942] rotumbe, n. --> rotumbe
[MED37943] rotundite, n. --> rotundity
[MED37944] rouel, n.(1) --> ruel
[MED37945] rouel, n.(2) --> rowel
[MED37946] rouelage, n. --> rouelage
[MED37947] rouen, v.(1) --> row
[MED37948] rouen, v.(2) --> row
[MED37949] rouen, v.(3) --> ro
[MED37950] rouen, v.(4) --> row
[MED37951] rouen, v.(5) --> rouen
[MED37952] rouer, n. --> rover
[MED37953] rouer(e, n. --> rover
[MED37954] rouge, adj. --> rouge
[MED37955] rougen, v. --> rudge
[MED37955.5] rouge plum, phr. --> rouge plumb
[MED37956] rough, adv. --> rough
[MED37957] rough(e, n.(1) --> rough
[MED37958] roughe, n.(2) --> roe
[MED37959] rough(e, adj. --> rough
[MED37960] roughen, v. --> rough
[MED37961] roughli, adj. --> roughly
[MED37962] roughlie, adv. --> roughly
[MED37963] roughnes(se, n. --> roughness
[MED37964] rouhe, n. --> rough
[MED37965] rouing(e, ger.(1) --> rowing
[MED37966] rouing(e, ger.(2) --> roving
[MED37967] rouken, v. --> ruck
[MED37968] rouker(e, n. --> rouker
[MED37969] roukinge, ger. --> rucking
[MED37970] roum, n.(1) --> roum
[MED37971] roum, n.(2) --> room
[MED37972] roum, adj. --> room
[MED37973] roume, adv. --> room
[MED37974] roumen, v. --> room
[MED37975] roumli, adv. --> roomly
[MED37976] rounci, n. --> rouncy
[MED37977] round(e, n. --> round
[MED37978] round(e, adj. --> round
[MED37979] round(e, adv. --> round
[MED37980] round(e-aboute, adv. --> round about
[MED37981] roundel, n. --> roundel
[MED37982] roundelai, n. --> roundelay
[MED37983] roundeler, n. --> roundeler
[MED37984] roundelet, n. --> rundlet
[MED37985] rounden, v. --> round
[MED37986] round(e table, phr. --> Round Table
[MED37987] roundful, n. --> roundful
[MED37988] roundhed, n. --> roundhead
[MED37989] roundli, adv. --> roundly
[MED37990] roundlike, adj. --> roundlike
[MED37991] roundnes(se, n. --> roundness
[MED37992] roune, n.(1) --> rawn
[MED37993] roun(e, n.(2) --> roun
[MED37994] rounen, v. --> round
[MED37995] rouner(e, n. --> rounder
[MED37996] roungen, v. --> rounge
[MED37997] rounger(e, n. --> rounger
[MED37998] rouning(e, ger. --> rounding
[MED37999] rouningli, adv. --> roundingly
[MED38000] rounsen, v. --> rounce
[MED38001] roupe, n. --> roup
[MED38002] roupen, v. --> roup
[MED38003] rousand, adj. --> rousant
[MED38004] rous(e, adj. --> rouse
[MED38005] rousen, v. --> rouse
[MED38006] roust(e, n. --> roust
[MED38007] rout(e, n.(1) --> rout
[MED38008] route, n.(2) --> route
[MED38009] rout(e, n.(3) --> rout
[MED38010] route, n.(4) --> route
[MED38011] route, n.(5) --> stout and rout
[MED38012] routen, v.(1) --> rout
[MED38013] routen, v.(2) --> rout
[MED38014] routen, v.(3) --> rout
[MED38015] routen, v.(4) --> rout
[MED38016] routen, v.(5) --> rout
[MED38017] routen, v.(6) --> rout
[MED38018] routen, v.(7) --> rout
[MED38019] routen, v.(8) --> rout
[MED38020] routere, n. --> router
[MED38021] routinge, ger.(1) --> routing
[MED38022] routing(e, ger.(2) --> routing
[MED38023] routinge, ger.(3) --> routing
[MED38024] rove, n. --> rove
[MED38025] rove, n.(2) --> rove
[MED38026] roveisoun, n. --> roveison
[MED38027] roven, v. --> reeve
[MED38027.5] roven, v.(2) --> rove
[MED38028] rover(e, n. --> rover
[MED38029] roving, n. --> roving
[MED38030] roxlen, v. --> roxle
[MED38031] rubarbe, n. --> rhubarb
[MED38032] rubben, v. --> rub
[MED38033] rubbing(e, ger. --> rubbing
[MED38034] rubbour, n. --> rubbour
[MED38035] rubefactiven, v. --> rubefactiven
[MED38036] rubiale, n. --> rubiale
[MED38037] rubicunde, adj. --> rubicund
[MED38038] rubi(e, n. --> ruby
[MED38039] rubifaccion, n. --> rubefaction
[MED38040] rubificate, adj. --> rubificate
[MED38041] rubifien, v. --> rubify
[MED38042] rubigo, n. --> rubigo
[MED38043] rublen, v. --> rubble
[MED38044] rubore, n. --> rubor
[MED38045] rubricen, v. --> rubric
[MED38046] rubrich(e, n. --> rubric
[MED38046.5] rubrificate, adj. --> rubrificate
[MED38047] rubrisheing, ger. --> rubrishing
[MED38048] rudden, v. --> rud
[MED38049] ruddok(e, n. --> ruddock
[MED38050] ruddon, n. --> ruddon
[MED38051] rude, n. --> rude
[MED38052] rude, adj. --> rude
[MED38053] rudeli, adv. --> rudely
[MED38054] ruden, v. --> rud
[MED38055] rudenes(se, n. --> rudeness
[MED38056] rudeshipe, n. --> rudeship
[MED38057] rudesse, n. --> rudesse
[MED38058] ruding, ger. --> rodding
[MED38059] rudish, adj. --> rudish
[MED38060] rudite, n. --> rudity
[MED38061] rudnen, v. --> rudden
[MED38062] rudning, ger. --> ruddening
[MED38063] rue, n. --> rue
[MED38064] ruel, n. --> ruelle
[MED38065] ruel(e, n. --> ruelle
[MED38066] ruelen, v. --> ruel
[MED38067] ruen, v. --> ruen
[MED38068] ruet, n. --> ruet
[MED38069] ruf, n.(1) --> ruff
[MED38070] ruf, n.(2) --> rim ram ruff
[MED38071] ruf(e, n. --> rufe
[MED38072] ruf(e, adj. --> rufe
[MED38073] ruffand, ppl. --> ruffand
[MED38074] ruffe, n. --> ruff
[MED38075] ruffelen, v.(1) --> ruffle
[MED38076] ruffelen, v.(2) --> ruffle
[MED38077] ruffelinge, ger. --> ruffling
[MED38078] ruffin, n. --> Ruffin
[MED38079] ruffine, adj. --> Ruffyne
[MED38080] ruffling(e, ger. --> ruffling
[MED38081] rug, n. --> rug
[MED38082] rugacioun, n. --> rugacioun
[MED38083] ruge, n. --> ruge
[MED38084] rugement, n. --> rugement
[MED38085] rugen, v. --> rugen
[MED38086] rugged, adj. --> rugged
[MED38087] ruggedli, adv. --> ruggedly
[MED38088] ruggen, v. --> rog
[MED38089] ruggi, adj. --> ruggy
[MED38090] rugginge, ger. --> rugging
[MED38091] rugine, n. --> rugine
[MED38092] rugining, ger. --> rugining
[MED38093] ruginor, n. --> ruginor
[MED38094] ruginose, n. --> ruginose
[MED38095] ruglinge, adv. --> rugling
[MED38096] rugose, adj. --> rugous
[MED38097] ruin(e, n. --> ruin
[MED38098] ruinoste, n. --> ruinosity
[MED38099] ruinous, adj. --> ruinous
[MED38100] ruinousli, adv. --> ruinously
[MED38101] ruiten, v. --> ruiten
[MED38102] ruke, n. --> ruck
[MED38103] rukel, n. --> rukel
[MED38104] rukelen, v. --> ruckle
[MED38105] rukkling, ger. --> ruckling
[MED38106] rullion, n. --> rullion
[MED38107] ruls, n. or adj. --> ruls
[MED38108] rumbel, n. --> rumble
[MED38109] rumbelen, v. --> rumble
[MED38110] rumbeling(e, ger. --> rumbling
[MED38111] rumbe-lo, interj. --> rumbelow
[MED38112] rum-hous, n. --> room-house
[MED38113] rumien, v. --> rummish
[MED38114] rumour, n. --> rumour | rumor
[MED38115] rumouren, v. --> rumour | rumor
[MED38116] rump(e, n. --> rump
[MED38117] rumpen, v. --> rumpen
[MED38118] run, n. --> run
[MED38119] runce, n. --> runce
[MED38120] runel, n. --> runnel
[MED38121] rung, n. --> rung
[MED38122] rungen, v.(1) --> runge
[MED38123] rungen, v.(2) --> runge
[MED38124] runging, ger. --> runging
[MED38125] runian, n. --> runian
[MED38126] runish, adj. --> runish
[MED38127] runishli, adv. --> runishly
[MED38128] runkel, n. --> runkle
[MED38129] runken, v. --> runk
[MED38130] runker, n. --> runker
[MED38131] runklen, v. --> runkle
[MED38132] runkling, ger. --> runkling
[MED38133] runten, v. --> runt
[MED38134] rupere, n. --> riper
[MED38135] rupten, v. --> rupt
[MED38136] ruptive, adj. --> ruptive
[MED38137] ruptori(e, n. --> ruptory
[MED38138] rupture, n. --> rupture
[MED38139] rural, adj. --> rural
[MED38140] rure, n. --> rure
[MED38141] rusclede, adj. --> ruscled
[MED38142] ruse, n. --> ruse
[MED38143] rusen, v. --> ruse
[MED38144] rush, n. --> rush
[MED38145] rush(e, n. --> rush
[MED38146] rushen, v. --> rush
[MED38147] rushe-wale, n. --> russwale
[MED38148] rushing(e, ger. --> rushing
[MED38149] rushingli, adv. --> rushingly
[MED38150] rusing, ger. --> rusing
[MED38151] rusken, v. --> rusk
[MED38152] ruskin, n. --> ruskin
[MED38153] ruspicer, n. --> ruspicer
[MED38154] russel, n. --> russel
[MED38155] russet, n. --> russet
[MED38156] russet, adj. --> russet
[MED38157] russin, n. --> russin
[MED38158] rust, n. --> rust
[MED38159] rustelen, v. --> rustle
[MED38160] rusteling, ger. --> rustling
[MED38161] rusten, v. --> rust
[MED38162] rusti, adj. --> rusty
[MED38163] rusticalle, adj. --> rustical
[MED38164] rustik, adj. --> rustic
[MED38165] rustiler, n. --> rustiler
[MED38166] rustines, n. --> rustiness
[MED38167] rustinge, ger. --> rusting
[MED38168] rutei, n. --> rutey
[MED38169] ruteien, v. --> rutey
[MED38170] Ruth, n. --> Ruth
[MED38171] ruthen, v.(1) --> ruthe
[MED38172] ruthen, v.(2) --> ruthe
[MED38173] rutilaunt, adj. --> rutilant
[MED38174] rutson, n. --> rutson
[MED38175] rut(te, n. --> rut
[MED38176] rutten, v. --> rut
[MED38177] ruwa, n. --> 
[MED38178] ruward, adj. --> 
[MED38179] s, n. --> S
[MED38180] s&amacr;&breve;, def.art. --> 
[MED38181] sabaoth, n. --> Sabaoth
[MED38182] sab&#x101;&#x306;t, n. --> Sabbath
[MED38183] sab&amacr;&breve;ten, v. --> 
[MED38184] Sabath, n. --> 
[MED38185] sabat&#x12B;n(e, n. --> sabatine
[MED38186] sabat&imacr;sen, v. --> 
[MED38187] sabat&#x1D2;un, n. --> sabaton
[MED38188] sabbat&imacr;n, n. --> 
[MED38189] s&#x101;&#x306;bel&#x12B;n(e, n. --> sabeline
[MED38190] Sabelli&amacr;nes, n.pl. --> 
[MED38191] sab&imacr;nan, n. --> 
[MED38192] Sab&imacr;n(e)s, n.pl. --> 
[MED38193] s&#x101;ble, n. --> sable
[MED38194] s&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED38195] sabr&#x101;s, n. --> sabras
[MED38196] saccus, n. --> 
[MED38197] sacell&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38198] s&amacr;cerd, n. --> 
[MED38199] s&amacr;cerdh&amacr;d, n. --> 
[MED38200] sacerd&#x14D;t&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> sacerdotal
[MED38201] sachel, n.(1) --> satchel
[MED38202] sachel, n.(2) --> 
[MED38203] sacheus, n. --> 
[MED38204] saci&#x101;ten, v. --> satiate
[MED38205] sacr&#x101;&#x306;ment, n. --> sacrament
[MED38206] sacr&amacr;&breve;ment&amacr;&breve;l(e, n. --> sacramental
[MED38207] sacr&#x101;&#x306;ment&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> sacramental
[MED38208] sacr&#x101;&#x306;ment&#x101;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> sacramentally
[MED38209] sacr&amacr;&breve;menten, v. --> 
[MED38210] sacr&amacr;&breve;menting, ger. --> 
[MED38211] sacr&amacr;&breve;mentingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38212] sacr&#x101;&#x306;mentl&#x12B;, adv. --> sacramently
[MED38213] sacr&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> sacrary
[MED38214] sacr&#x101;te, ppl. --> sacrate
[MED38215] sacre, n.(1) --> saker
[MED38216] sacr&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> sacry
[MED38217] sacren, v. --> sacre
[MED38218] sacret, n. --> sakeret
[MED38219] sacr&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED38220] sacrif&#x12B;ce, n. --> sacrifice
[MED38220.5] sacrificeable, adj. --> sacrificeable
[MED38221] sacrif&#x12B;cen, v. --> sacrifice
[MED38222] sacrif&#x12B;en, v. --> sacrify
[MED38223] sacrif&imacr;er, n. --> 
[MED38224] sacrif&imacr;ing(e, ger. --> 
[MED38224.5] sacrile, n. --> sacrile
[MED38225] sacrile&#x1E7;e, n. --> sacrilege
[MED38226] sacrile&#x1E7;er(e, n. --> sacrileger
[MED38227] sacrile&#x1E7;&#x12B;(e, n. --> sacrilegy
[MED38228] sacrile&ghacek;i&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> 
[MED38229] sacring(e, ger. --> sacring
[MED38230] sacrist&#x101;&#x306;n(e, n. --> sacristan
[MED38231] sacrist&amacr;n(e)r&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED38232] sacrist&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED38233] sacro-seint, adj. --> 
[MED38234] sacrum, adj. --> 
[MED38235] s&#x101;&#x306;d, adj. --> sad
[MED38236] s&amacr;&breve;d, adv. --> 
[MED38237] saddenen, v. --> 
[MED38238] s&#x101;&#x306;del, n. --> saddle
[MED38239] s&#x101;&#x306;del-bou(e, n. --> saddle-bow
[MED38240] s&#x101;&#x306;delen, v. --> saddle
[MED38241] s&#x101;&#x306;del&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> saddler
[MED38242] s&#x101;&#x306;deler&#x12B;e, n. --> saddlery
[MED38243] s&#x101;&#x306;delinge, ger. --> saddling
[MED38244] s&#x101;&#x306;dell&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> saddleless
[MED38245] s&#x101;&#x306;den, v. --> sade
[MED38246] s&amacr;&breve;dh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED38248] s&#x101;&#x306;dl&#x12B;, adv. --> sadly
[MED38249] s&#x101;&#x306;dnes(se, n. --> sadness
[MED38250] s&amacr;&breve;dship, n. --> 
[MED38251] Sad&#x16B;c&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> Sadducee
[MED38252] Sad&umacr;c&emacr;&dotb;wishe, adj. --> 
[MED38253] s&amacr;&breve;d-w&amacr;re, n. --> 
[MED38254] saf(f)red, adj. --> saffred
[MED38255] saf(f)r&#x1D2;un, n. --> saffron
[MED38256] saffr&ohacek;un, adj. --> 
[MED38257] safl&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED38258] safr&#x1D2;unen, v. --> saffron
[MED38259] sag, n. --> 
[MED38260] sagacit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED38261] s&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED38262] s&#x101;&#x1E7;e, adj. --> sage
[MED38263] s&#x101;&#x1E7;el&#x12B;, adv. --> sagely
[MED38264] saggard, n. --> saggard
[MED38265] saggen, v. --> sag
[MED38266] sagginge, ger. --> sagging
[MED38267] sa&#x1E7;itel(le, n. --> sagittel(le
[MED38268] sa&ghacek;itt&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED38269] sa&ghacek;itt&amacr;r&imacr;(e, n. --> 
[MED38270] sag&umacr;me, n. --> 
[MED38271] sai, n.(1) --> 
[MED38272] sai, n.(2) --> 
[MED38273] sai(e, n. --> say
[MED38274] saien, v. --> say
[MED38275] saile, n. --> 
[MED38276] sailen, v.(1) --> sail
[MED38277] sailen, v.(2) --> sail
[MED38278] sailing(e, ger.(1) --> 
[MED38279] sailinge, ger.(2) --> 
[MED38280] saill&ohacek;ur, n. --> sallier | sailour
[MED38281] saiment, n. --> 
[MED38282] sain, n. --> 
[MED38283] saint, adj. --> 
[MED38284] sai&#x1D2;ur, n. --> sayer
[MED38285] sak, n. --> sack
[MED38286] s&amacr;&breve;k-abor, n. --> 
[MED38287] sak-cl&omacr;th, n. --> 
[MED38288] s&#x101;ke, n. --> sake
[MED38289] s&#x101;ked, adj. --> saked
[MED38290] sakelet, n. --> 
[MED38291] s&#x101;ken, v. --> sake
[MED38292] sake&omacr;&dotb;n, n. --> 
[MED38293] saker, n. --> 
[MED38294] saket, n. --> sacket
[MED38295] s&#x101;&#x306;kful, adj. --> sakful
[MED38296] sakken, adj. --> sacken
[MED38297] sakken, v. --> sack
[MED38298] s&amacr;&breve;klesl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38299] s&#x101;&#x306;kl&#x113;&#x306;s(se, adj. --> sackless
[MED38300] s&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> sal
[MED38301] salade, n. --> salad
[MED38302] salamandre, n. --> salamander
[MED38303] sal&#x101;&#x306;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> salary
[MED38304] salbanum, n. --> 
[MED38305] salchele, n. --> 
[MED38306] s&#x101;&#x306;l(e, n.(1) --> sale
[MED38307] s&#x101;le, n.(2) --> sale
[MED38308] sal&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> saler
[MED38308.5] salerne, n. --> salerne
[MED38309] salet(te, n.(1) --> sallet
[MED38310] salette, n.(2) --> 
[MED38311] saletted, adj. --> 
[MED38312] salfai, n. --> salfay
[MED38313] s&#x101;&#x306;l-&#x1E7;emme, n. --> sal-gem
[MED38314] salicenne, n. --> 
[MED38315] salience, adj. --> 
[MED38316] sal&imacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED38317] sal&#x12B;ne, adj. --> saline
[MED38318] Salisbur&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED38319] salisia, n. --> 
[MED38320] saliunca, n. --> 
[MED38321] saliv&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED38322] sal&imacr;ve, n. --> 
[MED38323] salix, n. --> 
[MED38324] salkess&imacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED38325] salm&amacr;r&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED38326] s&#x101;&#x306;l-n&#x12B;&#x306;tre, n. --> sal-nitre
[MED38327] salomene, n. --> salomene
[MED38328] Salomon, n. --> 
[MED38329] salou(e, n. --> sallow
[MED38330] salouen, adj. --> 
[MED38331] s&#x101;&#x306;l-petre, n. --> salpetre
[MED38332] salse, adj. --> 
[MED38333] salset, n. --> 
[MED38334] salsnesse, n. --> 
[MED38334.5] salsodes, n. --> salsodes
[MED38335] s&#x101;&#x306;lster, n. --> salster
[MED38336] salt, n.(1) --> salt
[MED38337] salt, n.(2) --> 
[MED38338] salt, adj. --> salt
[MED38339] salt-c&#x14D;&#x306;t(e, n. --> salt-cote
[MED38340] salten, v. --> salt
[MED38341] salt&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> salter
[MED38342] salteriun, n. --> psalterion
[MED38343] salt-erne, n. --> saltern
[MED38344] salt-h&#x1D2;us, n. --> salt-house
[MED38345] salt&#x12B;, adj. --> salty
[MED38346] salting(e, ger. --> salting
[MED38347] saltish, adj. --> saltish
[MED38348] saltl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> saltless
[MED38349] salt-mareis, n. --> 
[MED38350] salt-mersh, n. --> salt-marsh
[MED38351] saltnes(se, n. --> saltness
[MED38352] salt-petre, n. --> 
[MED38353] salt-sal&emacr;&breve;r(e, n. --> 
[MED38354] salt-w&#x101;&#x306;ter, n. --> salt water
[MED38355] saltw&amacr;&breve;teren, v. --> 
[MED38356] salt-welle, n. --> 
[MED38357] sal&#x16B;, n. --> salus
[MED38358] salu, adj. --> sallow
[MED38359] sal&#x16B;brit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> salubrity
[MED38360] sal&#x16B;en, v. --> salue
[MED38361] sal&#x16B;ing(e, ger. --> saluing
[MED38362] sal&#x16B;sen, v. --> salus
[MED38363] sal&umacr;s popul&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED38364] sal&umacr;t, n. --> 
[MED38365] sal&#x16B;t&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> salutation
[MED38366] sal&umacr;t&amacr;r&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED38367] sal&#x16B;ten, v. --> salute
[MED38368] sal&#x16B;ter, adj. --> salutaire
[MED38369] sal&umacr;ting, ger. --> 
[MED38370] salvatel, n. --> salvatella
[MED38371] salv&amacr;tica, n. --> 
[MED38372] salv&#x101;&#x306;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> salvator
[MED38373] salv&amacr;t&umacr;re, n. --> 
[MED38374] salve, n.(1) --> salve
[MED38375] Salv&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> salve
[MED38376] salvel&emacr;s, adj. --> 
[MED38377] salven, v. --> salve
[MED38378] salver, n.(1) --> 
[MED38379] salver, n.(2) --> salver
[MED38380] salvie, n. --> 
[MED38381] salving(e, ger. --> salving
[MED38382] sam, conj. --> 
[MED38383] sam-, pref. --> 
[MED38384] Samarian, adj. --> 
[MED38385] Samar&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x101;&#x306;n(e, n. --> Samaritan
[MED38386] Samar&imacr;&breve;t&amacr;&breve;n(e, adj. --> 
[MED38387] Samaritanisc, adj. --> 
[MED38388] Samar&imacr;tes, n.pl. --> 
[MED38389] samb&#x14D;c&#x101;de, n. --> sambocade
[MED38390] samb&#x16B;, n. --> saumbu
[MED38391] samb&umacr;c, n. --> 
[MED38392] samb&umacr;k(e, n. --> 
[MED38393] samburi, n. --> saumbury
[MED38394] samcl&#x14D;th, n. --> sam-cloth
[MED38395] samcrisp, adj. --> 
[MED38396] samd&emacr;d, adj. --> same
[MED38397] s&amacr;m(e, pron. --> 
[MED38398] s&#x101;m(e, adj. --> same
[MED38399] s&#x101;m(e, adv. --> sam
[MED38400] s&amacr;men, pron. --> 
[MED38401] s&#x101;&#x306;men, adv.(1) --> samen
[MED38402] s&amacr;men, adv.(2) --> 
[MED38403] s&amacr;men-, pref. --> 
[MED38404] s&amacr;mendighte, adj. --> 
[MED38405] s&#x101;men-f&#x113;&#x323;re, n. --> samenfere
[MED38406] s&amacr;menl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38407] s&amacr;men-r&emacr;dnesse, n. --> 
[MED38408] s&amacr;menstrenghthed, adj. --> 
[MED38409] s&#x101;men-t&#x101;le, n. --> samentale
[MED38410] s&amacr;men-t&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED38411] s&amacr;menthik, n. --> 
[MED38412] s&#x101;menward, adv. --> samenward
[MED38413] s&amacr;mer-t&amacr;le, n. --> 
[MED38414] s&amacr;mer-t&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED38415] samh&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED38416] sam&#x12B;&#x306;t(e, n. --> samite
[MED38417] sam&imacr;&breve;t&emacr;&breve;re, n. --> 
[MED38418] saml&emacr;rede, adj. --> 
[MED38419] s&#x101;ml&#x12B;, adv. --> samly
[MED38420] samnen, v. --> sam
[MED38421] samnesse, n. --> 
[MED38422] samning(e, ger. --> samening
[MED38423] s&#x101;&#x306;mod, adv. --> samed
[MED38424] samodl&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED38425] samodnesse, n. --> 
[MED38426] s&amacr;&breve;mod-r&emacr;dnesse, n. --> 
[MED38427] s&#x101;&#x306;m&#x1D2;un, n. --> salmon
[MED38428] Samps&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38429] samr&emacr;d, adj. --> 
[MED38430] samr&imacr;pe, adj. --> 
[MED38431] sams&omacr;&breve;den, adj. --> 
[MED38432] sams&umacr;chon, n. --> 
[MED38433] samt&#x101;le, adj. --> samtale
[MED38434] s&amacr;m-w&imacr;se, v. --> 
[MED38435] s&#x101;n&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> sanation
[MED38436] s&amacr;n&amacr;gr&emacr;&dotb;ne, n. --> 
[MED38437] s&#x101;n&#x101;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> sanative
[MED38438] sancci&omacr;&dotb;n, n. --> 
[MED38439] sancta sanct&omacr;rum, phr. --> 
[MED38440] sanctific&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38441] sanctific&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED38442] sanct&omacr;rum, n. --> 
[MED38443] Sanctus, n. --> sanctus
[MED38444] sanctus, adj. --> 
[MED38445] s&#x101;&#x306;nd, n. --> sand
[MED38446] sandal, n. --> sandal
[MED38447] sandal(e, n. --> sandal
[MED38448] s&#x101;&#x306;ndbl&#x12B;&#x306;nde, adj. --> sand-blind
[MED38449] s&#x101;&#x306;nden, v. --> sand
[MED38450] s&#x101;&#x306;nd&#x12B;(e, adj. --> sandy
[MED38451] s&amacr;&breve;nding, ger. --> 
[MED38451.5] sandishe, adj. --> sandish
[MED38452] sandix, n. --> 
[MED38453] san-drag&#x1D2;un, n. --> sandragon
[MED38454] s&#x101;ne, adv. --> sander
[MED38455] sangre, n. --> 
[MED38456] s&#x101;&#x306;ng-r&#x113;&#x323;de, n. --> sangrede
[MED38457] sanguin&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38458] sanguin&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> sanguinary
[MED38459] sanguin&amacr;r&imacr;(e, adj. --> 
[MED38460] sanguin(e, n. --> 
[MED38461] sanguin(e, adj. --> sanguine
[MED38462] sanguinet, n. --> 
[MED38463] sanguinien(e, adj. --> 
[MED38464] sanguinit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sanguinity
[MED38465] sanguinolent, adj. --> sanguinolent
[MED38466] sanguin&#x1D2;us, adj. --> sanguinous
[MED38467] sanguiss&umacr;g&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38468] sanguis&umacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED38469] sanguis&umacr;&ghacek;ing, ger. --> 
[MED38470] sani&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED38471] sani&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38472] sani&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED38473] sanicle, n. --> sanicle
[MED38474] san&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED38475] sanied, adj. --> 
[MED38476] sani&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED38477] s&#x101;&#x306;nit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sanity
[MED38478] sanken, v. --> 
[MED38479] sanking, ger. --> 
[MED38480] sank-r&emacr;al, n. --> 
[MED38481] sannen, v. --> sann
[MED38482] santa, n. --> santa
[MED38483] sant&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED38483.5] sanure, n. --> sursanure
[MED38484] sape, n.(1) --> 
[MED38485] s&#x101;&#x306;p(e, n.(2) --> sap
[MED38486] saph&amacr;&breve;te, n. --> 
[MED38487] saphicum, n. --> 
[MED38488] saph&#x12B;r(e, n. --> sapphire
[MED38489] saph&imacr;r&imacr;ne, adj. --> 
[MED38490] s&#x101;&#x306;p&#x12B;, adj. --> sappy
[MED38490.5] sapied, ppl. --> sapied
[MED38491] sapience, n. --> sapience
[MED38492] sapient, n. --> 
[MED38493] sapient, adj. --> sapient
[MED38494] sapientl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38495] sapin, n. --> sapin
[MED38496] sapling(e, n. --> sapling
[MED38497] s&amacr;pon&amacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED38498] s&#x101;poner, n. --> saponer
[MED38499] sapor&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED38500] sap&#x1D2;ur(e, n. --> sapor
[MED38501] sarabr&#x101;se, n. --> sarabrase
[MED38502] saramoid, n. --> 
[MED38503] Saras&imacr;&breve;n, adj. --> 
[MED38504] Saras&imacr;&breve;n(e, n.(1) --> 
[MED38505] Saras&imacr;&breve;n&emacr;&dotb;, n.(2) --> 
[MED38506] Saras&imacr;&breve;neis, adj. --> 
[MED38507] Saras&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> 
[MED38508] Sarasinish, n. --> 
[MED38509] s&#x101;rce, n. --> searce
[MED38510] s&#x101;rcen, v. --> searce
[MED38511] sarcler, n. --> 
[MED38512] sarcocol(le, n. --> sarcocol(l
[MED38513] sarcoides, adj. --> 
[MED38514] s&amacr;rcurne, adj. --> 
[MED38515] sarde, n.(1) --> sardius
[MED38516] sarde, n.(2) --> 
[MED38517] sard&imacr;n, n. --> 
[MED38518] sard&#x12B;n(e, n. --> sardine
[MED38519] sardoin(e, n. --> sardoin
[MED38520] sardonicle, n. --> 
[MED38521] sardonix, n. --> sardonyx
[MED38521.5] sarfe, n. --> sarfe
[MED38522] sar&#x1E7;e, n. --> serge
[MED38522.5] sar&#x0292;ien, v. --> sorry
[MED38523] sarkenl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38524] sarket, n. --> 
[MED38525] sarment, n. --> sarment
[MED38526] sarpe, n. --> sarpe
[MED38527] sarpler(e, n. --> sarplier
[MED38528] sarr&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> 
[MED38529] sarr&#x113;&#x323;l&#x12B;, adv. --> sarraly
[MED38530] sarsinet, n. --> sarsenet
[MED38531] Sars&#x12B;&#x306;nr&#x12B;e, n. --> Sarsenry
[MED38532] sart, n. --> sart
[MED38533] sartophagus, n. --> 
[MED38534] sartr&#x12B;e, n. --> sartry
[MED38535] sartr&imacr;n(e, n. --> 
[MED38536] S&#x101;&#x306;tan, n. --> Satan
[MED38537] Satan&#x101;&#x306;s, n. --> Satanas
[MED38538] satellin, n. --> 
[MED38539] Sater-dai, n. --> Saturday
[MED38540] Satere, n. --> 
[MED38541] Sater-night, n. --> Saturnight
[MED38542] sat&#x12B;&#x306;n, n. --> satin
[MED38543] sat&imacr;&breve;n, adj. --> 
[MED38544] sati&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38545] sat&#x12B;&#x306;re, n. --> satyr
[MED38545.5] satirel, n. --> satyral
[MED38546] satiriasis, n. --> 
[MED38547] satiric, n. --> satiric
[MED38548] satisfacci&#x1D2;un, n. --> satisfaction
[MED38549] satisfact&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> satisfactory
[MED38550] satisf&#x12B;en, v. --> satisfy
[MED38551] satisf&#x12B;er, n. --> satisfier
[MED38552] sat&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38553] satrap(e, n. --> satrap
[MED38554] satraper, n. --> satraper
[MED38555] satur&#x101;te, adj. --> saturate
[MED38556] satureie, n. --> satureie
[MED38557] saturion, n. --> satyrion
[MED38558] saturit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> saturity
[MED38559] S&#x101;&#x306;turne, n. --> Saturn
[MED38560] s&amacr;&breve;turned, adj. --> 
[MED38561] s&#x101;&#x306;turn&#x12B;n(e, adj. --> saturnine
[MED38562] s&amacr;&breve;turn&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED38563] s&amacr;&breve;t-wort, n. --> 
[MED38564] sauce, n. --> sauce
[MED38565] saucefleume, n. --> saucefleme
[MED38566] saucefleume, adj. --> 
[MED38567] saucefleumed, adj. --> 
[MED38568] saucen, v. --> sauce
[MED38569] saucer, n. --> 
[MED38570] saucer(e, n. --> saucer
[MED38571] saucer&#x12B;(e, n. --> saucery
[MED38572] sau(e, n.(1) --> saw
[MED38573] sau(e, n.(2) --> saw
[MED38574] saue, adj. --> 
[MED38575] sauen, v.(1) --> saw
[MED38576] sauen, v.(2) --> 
[MED38577] sauer(e, n. --> 
[MED38578] sauf, adj. --> safe
[MED38579] sauf, adv. --> 
[MED38580] sauf, prep. --> save
[MED38581] sauf-conduiten, v. --> 
[MED38582] sauf-gard(e, n. --> safeguard
[MED38583] sauf-garding, ger. --> 
[MED38584] saufl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38585] saufnesse, n. --> 
[MED38586] sauf-vouchen, v. --> 
[MED38587] sau&#x1E7;e, n. --> sage
[MED38588] sau&ghacek;e&amacr;t, n. --> 
[MED38589] sau&ghacek;er, n. --> 
[MED38590] saught(e, n. --> saught
[MED38591] saughtelen, v. --> saughtel
[MED38592] saughteling(e, ger. --> 
[MED38593] saughten, v. --> saught
[MED38594] saughtenen, v. --> saughten
[MED38595] saughtening, ger. --> 
[MED38596] saughting(e, ger. --> 
[MED38597] saughtl&#x12B;nes, n. --> saughtliness
[MED38598] saughtnesse, n. --> saughtness
[MED38599] sauing(e, ger. --> 
[MED38600] saul&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> saulee
[MED38601] saulen, v. --> saule
[MED38601.5] saulengei, n. --> saulengei
[MED38602] saumpl&amacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED38603] saumple, n. --> sample
[MED38604] saumplement, n. --> 
[MED38605] saumpl&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> sampler
[MED38606] saunc, n. --> 
[MED38607] saunctit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sanctity
[MED38608] saun-de-ver(e, n. --> 
[MED38609] saundre, n. --> sanders
[MED38610] saun(s, prep. --> sans
[MED38611] saun(s fail(e, phr. --> 
[MED38612] saunteren, v. --> saunter
[MED38613] sauntering, ger. --> sauntering
[MED38614] sauntrelle, n. --> 
[MED38615] sausi&#x1E7;e, n. --> sausage
[MED38616] sausirling, n. --> 
[MED38617] sausister, n. --> saucister
[MED38618] saustre, n. --> 
[MED38619] saut, n.(1) --> sault
[MED38620] saut, n.(2) --> sault
[MED38621] sauten, v.(1) --> sault
[MED38622] sauten, v.(2) --> sault
[MED38623] saut&#x113;&#x306;r, n. --> psalter
[MED38624] sauterel, n. --> sauterell
[MED38625] saut&#x1D2;ur, n. --> saltire
[MED38626] sautr&#x113;&#x323;&#x1D2;ur, n. --> psalterer
[MED38627] sautr&#x12B;(e, n. --> psaltery
[MED38628] sautr&#x12B;en, v. --> psaltery
[MED38629] s&#x101;v&#x101;&#x306;ble, adj. --> savable
[MED38630] sav&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> salvation
[MED38631] sav&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED38632] sav&#x101;&#x1E7;e, adj. --> savage
[MED38633] sav&amacr;&ghacek;eh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED38634] sav&#x101;&#x1E7;el&#x12B;, adv. --> savagely
[MED38635] sav&#x101;&#x1E7;enes, n. --> savageness
[MED38636] sav&amacr;&ghacek;er, n. --> 
[MED38637] sava&ghacek;&imacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED38638] sava&#x1E7;&#x12B;ne, adj. --> savagine
[MED38639] s&#x101;ve, n.(1) --> save
[MED38640] s&#x101;ve, n.(2) --> sir-reverence
[MED38641] s&#x101;vement, n. --> savement
[MED38642] s&#x101;ven, v. --> save
[MED38643] s&#x101;ve-n&#x101;&#x306;p(e, n. --> sanap
[MED38644] s&#x101;ve&#x1D2;ur, n. --> saviour
[MED38645] s&#x101;&#x306;verei(e, n. --> savory
[MED38646] s&amacr;verl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38647] s&#x101;ver-n&#x101;pron, n. --> savernapron
[MED38648] s&#x101;ver&#x1D2;us, adj. --> savourous
[MED38648.5] saverousli, adv. --> savorously
[MED38649] s&#x101;vet&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> safety
[MED38650] sav&#x12B;&#x306;n(e, n. --> savin
[MED38651] s&#x101;ving(e, ger. --> saving
[MED38652] s&#x101;ving(e, prep. --> saving
[MED38653] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur, n. --> savour
[MED38654] s&amacr;v&ohacek;ur, adj. --> 
[MED38656] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;uren, v. --> savour
[MED38657] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;urer, n. --> savourer
[MED38658] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;(e, adj. --> savoury
[MED38659] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> savourily
[MED38660] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;nesse, n. --> savouriness
[MED38661] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;uring(e, ger. --> savouring
[MED38662] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;url&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> savourless
[MED38663] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;url&#x12B;, adj. --> savourly
[MED38664] s&#x101;v&#x1D2;url&#x12B;, adv. --> savourly
[MED38665] s&amacr;v&ohacek;urnesse, n. --> 
[MED38666] sax, n. --> 
[MED38667] Sax(e, n. --> sax
[MED38668] saxifra&#x1E7;e, n. --> saxifrage
[MED38669] Saxish, adj. --> Saxish
[MED38670] Saxon, n. --> Saxon
[MED38671] Saxonesse, n. --> 
[MED38672] Saxon&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED38673] Sax&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;nl&#x12B;, adv. --> Saxonly
[MED38674] Saxonr&imacr;(e, n. --> 
[MED38675] sc&amacr;&breve;-, cluster (in words of Romance origin) --> 
[MED38676] scabbard, n. --> scabbard
[MED38677] scab(be, n. --> scab
[MED38678] scabbed(e, adj. --> scabbed
[MED38679] scabbednes(se, n. --> scabbedness
[MED38680] scabben, v. --> 
[MED38680.5] scabbous, adj. --> scabbous
[MED38681] scabb&#x12B;(e, adj. --> scabby
[MED38681.5] scabeli, adj. --> scably
[MED38682] sc&#x101;bies, n. --> scabies
[MED38683] sc&#x101;bi&#x1D2;us(e, n. --> scabious
[MED38684] scabnes(se, n. --> scabness
[MED38685] scab&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED38686] scab-wort, n. --> scabwort
[MED38687] scache, n. --> scatch
[MED38688] scadde, n. --> scad
[MED38689] sc&amacr;d-w&imacr;s, adj. --> 
[MED38690] sc&amacr;d-w&imacr;sl&imacr;c, adj. --> 
[MED38691] sc&amacr;d-w&imacr;snesse, n. --> 
[MED38692] sc&aelig;&eth;&eth;ig, adj. --> 
[MED38693] scaf(fe, n.(1) --> scaf
[MED38694] scaffe, n.(2) --> 
[MED38695] scaffold, n. --> scaffold
[MED38696] scaffolden, v. --> scaffold
[MED38697] scaffoldinge, n. --> scaffolding
[MED38697.5] scafisage, n. --> stavesacre
[MED38698] scaile, n. --> skail
[MED38699] scailen, v. --> skail
[MED38700] scailknes, v. --> 
[MED38701] sc&amacr;ken, v. --> 
[MED38702] scakker, n. --> 
[MED38703] sc&#x101;la c&#x113;li, n. --> Scala Caeli
[MED38704] scald(e-hot, adj. --> scald-hot
[MED38705] scalden, v. --> scald
[MED38706] scalder, n. --> scalder
[MED38707] scaldes, n.pl. --> 
[MED38708] scalding, n. --> scalding
[MED38709] scalding(e, ger. --> scalding
[MED38710] scald-panne, n. --> 
[MED38711] sc&#x101;le, n.(1) --> scale
[MED38712] sc&#x101;le, n.(2) --> scale
[MED38713] sc&#x101;le, n.(3) --> shiel
[MED38714] sc&#x101;len, v.(1) --> scale
[MED38715] sc&#x101;len, v.(2) --> scale
[MED38716] sc&#x101;ler, n. --> scaler
[MED38717] sc&#x101;l&#x12B;, adj. --> scaly
[MED38718] sc&#x101;lines, n. --> scaliness
[MED38719] sc&#x101;ling(e, ger. --> scaling
[MED38719.5] scalish, adj. --> scalish
[MED38720] sc&amacr;&breve;lk, n. --> 
[MED38721] scallard(e, n. --> scallard
[MED38722] scal(le, n. --> scall
[MED38723] scalled(e, adj. --> scalled
[MED38724] scallednes(se, n. --> 
[MED38725] scalop, n. --> scallop
[MED38726] scal&#x1D2;un, n. --> scallion
[MED38727] scalp(e, n. --> scalp
[MED38728] scalped, adj. --> 
[MED38729] scalpin, n. --> scalpin
[MED38730] scalping, ppl. --> 
[MED38731] scalpre, n. --> 
[MED38732] scam&#x14D;&#x306;n&#x12B;(e, n. --> scammony
[MED38733] scandal&#x1D2;use, adj. --> scandalous
[MED38734] scandan&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED38735] scandaunt, adj. --> 
[MED38736] scandle, n. --> scandal
[MED38737] scannen, v. --> scan
[MED38738] scanninge, ger. --> scanning
[MED38739] scant, n. --> scant
[MED38740] scant, adj. --> scant
[MED38741] scant, adv. --> 
[MED38742] scanten, v. --> scant
[MED38743] scantil&#x1D2;un, n. --> scantillon
[MED38744] scantit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> scantity
[MED38745] scantl&#x12B;(e, adv. --> scantly
[MED38746] scantnes(se, n. --> scantness
[MED38747] sc&#x101;pe, n. --> scape
[MED38748] scapelen, v. --> 
[MED38749] scapeling(e, ger. --> 
[MED38750] sc&#x101;&#x306;pen, v.(1) --> scape
[MED38751] sc&amacr;pen, v.(2) --> 
[MED38752] sc&#x101;&#x306;ping(e, ger. --> scaping
[MED38753] scapul&#x101;re, n. --> scapular
[MED38754] scapul&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> scapulary
[MED38755] scar, n. --> scare
[MED38756] scarai&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;n, n. --> 
[MED38757] scarbot(e, n. --> scarbot(e
[MED38758] scarceler(e, n. --> scarceler
[MED38759] scarf, n.(1) --> scarf
[MED38760] scarf, n.(2) --> scarf
[MED38761] scar&#x12B;&#x306;fic&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> scarification
[MED38762] scar&#x12B;&#x306;f&#x12B;en, v. --> scarify
[MED38763] scariol(e, n. --> scariole
[MED38764] scari&#x14D;&#x306;th, n. --> Scariot
[MED38765] scarl&#x113;&#x306;t, n. --> scarlet
[MED38766] scarl&emacr;&breve;t, adj. --> 
[MED38767] scarmuch(e, n. --> skirmish
[MED38768] scarmuchen, v. --> skirmish
[MED38769] scarmuching, ger. --> 
[MED38770] scar&omacr;&breve;tic, adj. --> 
[MED38771] scarp, adj. --> 
[MED38772] scarpeled, adj. --> 
[MED38773] scarpell&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38774] scarpell&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED38775] scarpelle, n. --> 
[MED38776] sc&#x101;&#x306;r(re, n.(1) --> scar
[MED38777] sc&#x101;&#x306;rre, n.(2) --> scar
[MED38778] sc&#x101;&#x306;rre, n.(3) --> scar
[MED38779] scarren, v. --> 
[MED38780] scarr&#x12B;, adj.(1) --> scarry
[MED38781] sc&#x101;&#x306;rr&#x12B;, adj.(2) --> scarry
[MED38782] sc&amacr;&breve;rs, n. --> 
[MED38783] sc&#x101;&#x306;rs(e, adj. --> scarce
[MED38784] sc&amacr;&breve;rs(e, adv. --> 
[MED38785] sc&#x101;&#x306;rsen, v. --> scarce
[MED38786] sc&#x101;&#x306;rset&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> scarcity
[MED38787] sc&#x101;&#x306;rsh&#x113;d, n. --> scarcehead
[MED38788] sc&amacr;&breve;rsl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38789] sc&#x101;&#x306;rsnes(se, n. --> scarceness
[MED38790] scarth(e, n. --> scarth
[MED38791] scarvil, n. --> 
[MED38792] scat, n. --> scat
[MED38793] sc&#x101;&#x306;te, n. --> skate
[MED38794] scateren, v. --> scatter
[MED38795] scatering(e, ger. --> scattering
[MED38796] scateringl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38797] sc&#x101;&#x306;th(e, n. --> scathe
[MED38798] sc&#x101;&#x306;thel, adj. --> scathel
[MED38799] sc&amacr;&breve;thelnes, n. --> 
[MED38800] sc&#x101;then, v. --> scathe
[MED38801] sc&amacr;theren, v. --> 
[MED38802] sc&amacr;thinge, ger. --> 
[MED38803] sc&amacr;thl&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED38804] sc&amacr;&breve;thl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED38805] sc&amacr;&breve;thl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38806] scau&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> scavage
[MED38807] scau&#x101;&#x1E7;er, n. --> scavager
[MED38808] scauberc, n. --> scabbard
[MED38809] scaue, n. --> scawe
[MED38810] scaued, adj. --> scawed
[MED38811] scauin&#x1E7;e, n. --> skewing
[MED38812] scautand, adj. --> 
[MED38813] scavel, n. --> scavel
[MED38814] sceallen, n.pl. --> 
[MED38815] scearfen, v. --> 
[MED38816] sced&umacr;le, n. --> 
[MED38817] scelling, n. --> 
[MED38818] sc&#x113;na, n. --> scena
[MED38819] sc&#x113;nicalle, adj. --> scenical
[MED38820] sc&emacr;ren, v. --> 
[MED38821] sce&thorn;&thorn;e, n. --> 
[MED38822] sce&thorn;&thorn;en, v. --> 
[MED38823] sch-, cons.clust. --> 
[MED38824] scharyder, n. --> 
[MED38825] sch&amacr;te, n. --> 
[MED38825.5] scheame, n. --> scheme
[MED38826] scheffe, n. --> 
[MED38827] schir&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38828] schough, n. --> 
[MED38828.5] schrogen, adj. --> schrogen
[MED38829] schr&omacr;sis, n. --> 
[MED38830] schulle, n. --> schulle
[MED38831] sc&imacr;&breve;asis, n. --> 
[MED38832] sc&#x12B;&#x306;atica, n. --> sciatica
[MED38833] sc&imacr;&breve;atic&amacr;le, n. --> 
[MED38834] sc&imacr;&breve;aticus, adj. --> 
[MED38835] sc&#x12B;e, n. --> scia
[MED38836] sc&#x12B;&#x306;ence, n. --> science
[MED38837] sc&#x12B;&#x306;enci&#x101;l, adj. --> sciential
[MED38838] sc&#x12B;&#x306;ent, adj. --> scient
[MED38839] scientes, n.pl. --> 
[MED38840] scilga, n. --> 
[MED38841] sc&#x12B;licet, adv. --> scilicet
[MED38842] sc&imacr;n-l&amacr;c, n. --> 
[MED38842.5] scintillacioun, n. --> scintillation
[MED38843] sc&#x12B;re faci&#x101;s, n. --> scire facias
[MED38844] scirten, v. --> 
[MED38845] scirting, n. --> 
[MED38846] sc&imacr;&breve;se-skin, n. --> 
[MED38847] scism&#x101;&#x306;c&#x12B;e, n. --> schismacy
[MED38848] scism&#x101;&#x306;t, n. --> schismat(e
[MED38849] scismat&#x12B;&#x306;k, n. --> schismatic
[MED38850] scisme, n. --> schism
[MED38851] sciss&umacr;r&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED38852] sciss&#x16B;re, n. --> scissure
[MED38853] Scithe, n. --> 
[MED38854] sclareie, n. --> 
[MED38855] sclat, n. --> slat
[MED38856] scl&#x101;te, n. --> slate
[MED38857] scl&#x101;ter, n. --> slater
[MED38858] scl&amacr;ting, ger. --> 
[MED38859] sclatten, v. --> 
[MED38860] sclatter(e, n. --> slatter
[MED38861] sclatting, ger. --> 
[MED38862] sclaunderer(e, n. --> slanderer
[MED38863] sclaunderful, adj. --> 
[MED38864] sclaundre, n. --> slander
[MED38865] sclaundren, v. --> slander
[MED38866] sclaundringe, ger. --> 
[MED38867] sclaundr&#x1D2;us, adj. --> slanderous
[MED38868] sclaundr&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> slanderously
[MED38869] sclausen, v. --> 
[MED38870] Scl&amacr;&breve;ve, n.(1) --> 
[MED38871] scl&#x101;ve, n.(2) --> slave
[MED38872] scl&#x101;&#x306;v&#x12B;n(e, n. --> slavin
[MED38873] scleaterunge, ger. --> 
[MED38874] sclendernesse, n. --> slenderness
[MED38875] sclendre, adj. --> slender
[MED38876] sclendrel&#x12B;, adv. --> slenderly
[MED38877] scletten, v. --> slat
[MED38878] scl&#x12B;ce, n. --> slice
[MED38879] scl&imacr;cen, v. --> 
[MED38880] scl&imacr;cinge, ger. --> 
[MED38881] scl&imacr;r&omacr;, n. --> 
[MED38882] scl&#x12B;r&#x14D;sis, n. --> sclerosis
[MED38883] scl&imacr;rotica, n. --> 
[MED38884] scl&#x12B;rotik, adj. --> sclerotic
[MED38885] scl&#x12B;sen, v. --> slice
[MED38886] sclot, n. --> slot
[MED38887] scl&#x16B;se, n. --> sluice
[MED38888] scobbe, n. --> scob
[MED38889] scobe, n. --> scobe
[MED38890] scoch, n. --> scotch
[MED38891] Scoche, adj. --> Scotch
[MED38892] scochen, v. --> scotch
[MED38893] scoch&#x1D2;un, n. --> scutcheon
[MED38894] scof(fe, n. --> scoff
[MED38895] scoffen, v. --> scoff
[MED38896] scoffer, n. --> scoffer
[MED38897] scoffing, ger. --> scoffing
[MED38898] scoforer, n. --> 
[MED38899] scoftling, n. --> 
[MED38900] scolasticalle, adj. --> scholastical
[MED38901] sc&#x14D;ld(e, n. --> scold
[MED38902] sc&#x14D;lden, v. --> scold
[MED38903] sc&#x14D;lder, n. --> scolder
[MED38904] sc&#x14D;lding, ger. --> scolding
[MED38905] sc&#x14D;le, n.(1) --> scale
[MED38906] sc&#x14D;&#x323;le, n.(2) --> school
[MED38907] sc&#x14D;&#x323;le, n.(3) --> school
[MED38908] sc&#x14D;&#x323;le-h&#x1D2;us, n. --> schoolhouse
[MED38909] scoleien, v. --> scoleye
[MED38910] scoleiing, ger. --> 
[MED38911] scoleiinger, n. --> 
[MED38912] sc&#x14D;&#x323;lel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> schoolless
[MED38913] sc&#x14D;&#x323;le-maister, n. --> schoolmaster
[MED38914] sc&#x14D;&#x323;le-maistres, n. --> schoolmistress
[MED38915] sc&#x14D;&#x323;len, v. --> school
[MED38916] sc&#x14D;&#x306;l&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> scholar
[MED38917] scolinbos, n. --> 
[MED38918] sc&#x14D;&#x323;ling, ger. --> schooling
[MED38919] scolod&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED38920] scolopendr&#x12B;e, n. --> scolopender
[MED38921] scombren, v. --> scumber
[MED38922] sc&#x1D2;me, n. --> scum
[MED38923] sc&#x1D2;men, v. --> scum
[MED38924] sc&#x1D2;mf&#x12B;&#x306;te, n. --> scomfit
[MED38925] sc&#x1D2;mf&#x12B;&#x306;ten, v. --> scomfit
[MED38926] sc&ohacek;mf&imacr;&breve;ting, ger. --> 
[MED38927] sc&#x1D2;mf&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> scomfiter
[MED38928] sc&#x1D2;mfit&#x16B;r(e, n. --> scomfiture
[MED38929] sc&#x1D2;ming, ger. --> scumming
[MED38930] sc&#x1D2;m&#x1D2;ur, n. --> scummer
[MED38931] sc&ohacek;m&ohacek;uren, v. --> 
[MED38932] sconch&#x1D2;un, n. --> scuncheon
[MED38933] scons(e, n. --> sconce
[MED38934] scop, n. --> scop
[MED38935] sc&#x14D;pe, n.(1) --> scope
[MED38936] sc&#x14D;&#x323;pe, n.(2) --> scoop
[MED38937] sc&#x14D;pen, v.(1) --> scope
[MED38938] sc&#x14D;&#x323;pen, v.(2) --> scoop
[MED38939] sc&omacr;&dotb;per-nail, n. --> 
[MED38940] sc&#x14D;&#x323;pet(te, n. --> scuppet
[MED38941] scoppe, n. --> scope
[MED38942] scopperel, n. --> scopperil
[MED38942.5] scorbling, ger. --> scorbling
[MED38943] scorch, n. --> scorch
[MED38944] scorche, n. --> 
[MED38945] scorchen, v.(1) --> scorch
[MED38946] scorchen, v.(2) --> scorch
[MED38947] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rchen, v.(3) --> scorch
[MED38948] scorcheresse, n. --> scorcheresse
[MED38949] scorcnen, v. --> scorken
[MED38950] scordion, n. --> scordium
[MED38951] scordios, n. --> 
[MED38952] sc&#x14D;r(e, n. --> score
[MED38953] sc&#x14D;ren, v. --> score
[MED38954] sc&#x14D;rer, n. --> scorer
[MED38955] sc&#x14D;ria, n. --> scoria | scory
[MED38956] scorien, v. --> 
[MED38957] sc&#x14D;ring, ger. --> scoring
[MED38958] scori&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED38959] scorklen, v. --> scorkle
[MED38960] scorklinge, ger. --> 
[MED38961] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rn, n. --> scorn
[MED38962] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rnen, v. --> scorn
[MED38963] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rner(e, n. --> scorner
[MED38964] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rnful, adj. --> scornful
[MED38965] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rnfull&#x12B;, adv. --> scornfully
[MED38966] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rning(e, ger. --> scorning
[MED38967] sc&omacr;&breve;rningl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED38968] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rnles, adj. --> scornless
[MED38969] sc&#x14D;&#x306;rnliche, adv. --> scornliche
[MED38970] scorpi&#x1D2;un, n. --> scorpion
[MED38970.5] scorser, n. --> scorser
[MED38971] Scot, n.(1) --> Scot
[MED38972] scot, n.(2) --> scot
[MED38973] scot, n.(3) --> scot
[MED38974] scot, n.(4) --> 
[MED38974.5] scot, n.(5) --> Scots
[MED38975] scot-&#x101;le, n. --> scot-ale
[MED38976] sc&#x14D;&#x323;te, n. --> scote
[MED38977] scotewine, n. --> scotewine
[MED38978] scot-holt, n. --> 
[MED38979] Scot-l&omacr;nd, n. --> 
[MED38980] scot-nail, n. --> scotnail
[MED38981] scotning, n. --> 
[MED38982] scotningen, v. --> 
[MED38983] scot&#x14D;m&#x12B;e, n. --> scotomy
[MED38984] scot&omacr;sis, n. --> 
[MED38985] Scotr&#x12B;e, n. --> Scotry
[MED38986] scot-s&#x113;m(e, n. --> scotsem
[MED38987] scot-s&omacr;&dotb;m, n. --> 
[MED38988] scotten, v. --> scot
[MED38989] Scottish, adj. --> Scottish
[MED38990] scottlinge, ger. --> scuttling
[MED38991] scoudere, n. --> 
[MED38992] scough, n. --> scogh
[MED38993] scouled, ppl. --> 
[MED38994] sc&#x1D2;ulen, v. --> scowl
[MED38995] sc&#x1D2;upen, v. --> scoup
[MED38996] sc&#x1D2;ur, n. --> scour
[MED38997] sc&#x1D2;ur&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> scourage
[MED38998] sc&#x1D2;uren, v.(1) --> scour
[MED38999] sc&#x1D2;uren, v.(2) --> scour
[MED39000] sc&#x1D2;urer, n. --> scourer
[MED39001] sc&#x1D2;urer(e, n. --> scourer
[MED39002] sc&#x1D2;ur&#x1E7;e, n. --> scourge
[MED39003] sc&#x1D2;ur&#x1E7;en, v. --> scourge
[MED39004] sc&#x1D2;ur&#x1E7;er, n. --> scourger
[MED39005] sc&ohacek;ur&ghacek;&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39006] sc&#x1D2;ur&#x1E7;ing(e, ger. --> scourging
[MED39007] sc&#x1D2;uringe, ger.(1) --> scouring
[MED39008] sc&#x1D2;uring(e, ger.(2) --> scouring
[MED39009] sc&#x1D2;ut(e, n.(1) --> scout
[MED39010] sc&#x1D2;ute, n.(2) --> scout
[MED39011] sc&#x1D2;uten, v. --> scout
[MED39012] sc&#x1D2;ute-wacche, n. --> scout-watch
[MED39013] scrabbe, n. --> 
[MED39014] scr&#x101;br&#x1D2;un, n. --> scrabroun
[MED39015] scracchen, v. --> scratch
[MED39016] scrachen, n. --> 
[MED39017] scr&#x101;&#x306;-fish, n. --> scrayfish
[MED39018] scragg&#x12B;, adj. --> scraggy
[MED39019] scr&#x101;pe, n. --> scrape
[MED39020] scr&#x101;pel, n. --> scrapple
[MED39021] scr&#x101;pen, v. --> scrape
[MED39022] scr&#x101;ping(e, ger. --> scraping
[MED39023] scrappe, n. --> scrap
[MED39024] scratlen, v. --> 
[MED39025] scrat(te, n. --> scrat
[MED39026] scratten, v. --> scrat
[MED39027] scratting, ger. --> 
[MED39028] scraulen, v. --> scrawl
[MED39029] scr&emacr;me, n. --> 
[MED39030] scr&#x113;men, v. --> scream
[MED39031] scr&emacr;ming, ger. --> 
[MED39032] scr&#x113;&#x323;ne, n. --> screen
[MED39033] screte, adj. --> screte
[MED39034] scr&#x12B;b&#x101;ble, adj. --> scribable
[MED39035] scr&#x12B;be, n. --> scribe
[MED39036] scr&#x12B;ben, v. --> scribe
[MED39037] scr&#x12B;&#x306;blen, v. --> scribble
[MED39038] scr&#x12B;(e, n. --> scry
[MED39039] scr&imacr;en, v.(1) --> 
[MED39040] scr&#x12B;en, v.(2) --> scry
[MED39041] scr&imacr;eng, ger. --> 
[MED39042] scr&imacr;&breve;le, n. --> 
[MED39043] scrimpin, n. --> 
[MED39044] scripci&#x1D2;un, n. --> scription
[MED39045] scrip(pe, n. --> shrip
[MED39046] scrippen, v. --> 
[MED39047] script&#x14D;r&#x12B;, n. --> scriptory
[MED39048] script&#x16B;r(e, n. --> scripture
[MED39049] script&#x16B;ren, v. --> scripture
[MED39050] scr&#x12B;&#x306;t(e, n. --> scrite
[MED39051] scr&#x12B;&#x306;th, n. --> scrith
[MED39052] scr&#x12B;then, v. --> scrithe
[MED39053] scrithil(le, adj. --> 
[MED39054] scr&#x12B;vable, adj. --> scrivable
[MED39055] scr&#x12B;ve, n. --> scrive
[MED39056] scrivein, n. --> scrivein
[MED39057] scr&#x12B;ven, v.(1) --> screeve
[MED39058] scr&#x12B;ven, v.(2) --> scrieve
[MED39059] scrivener, n. --> scrivener
[MED39060] scrivenish, adv. --> 
[MED39061] scrivenishl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39062] scrivenlich, adv. --> scrivenly
[MED39063] scrivenr&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED39064] scr&imacr;ver, n. --> 
[MED39065] scr&imacr;ving, ger. --> 
[MED39066] scrof, adj. --> scrof
[MED39067] scrogge, n. --> scrog
[MED39068] scrogg&#x12B;, adj. --> scroggy
[MED39069] scroph, n. --> 
[MED39070] scr&#x14D;phe, n. --> scrophe
[MED39071] scr&omacr;phil&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED39072] scr&#x14D;phul&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> scrophulary
[MED39073] scr&#x14D;phul(e, n. --> scroffles
[MED39074] scrou(e, n. --> scrow
[MED39075] scroule, n. --> scroll
[MED39076] scr&#x16B;&#x306;den, v. --> scrud
[MED39077] scr&#x16B;e, n. --> screw
[MED39078] scr&#x16B;pul, n. --> scriple
[MED39078.5] scrupulnes, n. --> scrupleness
[MED39079] scr&#x16B;pul&#x1D2;us, adj. --> scripulous
[MED39080] scr&#x16B;tin&#x12B;(e, n. --> scrutiny
[MED39081] sc&#x16B;, n. --> scu
[MED39082] sc&#x16B;&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> scuage
[MED39083] sc&umacr;&breve;bardes, n.pl. --> 
[MED39083.5] scud, n. --> scud
[MED39084] sculd, n. --> sculd
[MED39085] scul-ei&yogh;ede, n. or adj. --> 
[MED39086] sculer&#x12B;e, n. --> scullery
[MED39087] sculi&#x1D2;un, n. --> scullion
[MED39088] scul(le, n. --> skull
[MED39089] sculptil(e, n. --> sculptile
[MED39090] sculpt&#x16B;re, n. --> sculpture
[MED39091] scurf, n. --> scurf
[MED39092] scurffe, n. --> scurf
[MED39093] scurf&#x12B;, adj. --> scurfy
[MED39093.5] scurlish, adj. --> scurlish
[MED39094] scurn, n. --> scurn
[MED39095] scurnen, v. --> scurn
[MED39096] scus-c&omacr;&dotb;te, n. --> 
[MED39097] sc&#x16B;se, n. --> scuse
[MED39098] scut, n.(1) --> 
[MED39099] sc&umacr;&breve;t, n.(2) --> 
[MED39100] sc&#x16B;t&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> scutage
[MED39101] sc&umacr;t&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED39102] scutard(e, n. --> scutarde
[MED39103] sc&umacr;t&amacr;te, n. --> 
[MED39104] sc&#x16B;te, n.(1) --> scute
[MED39105] sc&umacr;te, n.(2) --> 
[MED39106] sc&#x16B;&#x306;t(e, adj. --> scut
[MED39107] scutel, n. --> scuttle
[MED39108] sc&umacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED39109] sc&umacr;ter, adj. --> 
[MED39110] sc&#x16B;tifer, n. --> scutifer
[MED39111] sc&umacr;tkin, n. --> 
[MED39112] scutte, n. --> scut
[MED39113] s&#x113;, n.(1) --> sea
[MED39114] s&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> see
[MED39115] s&emacr;&dotb;, def.art. &amp; pron.(1) --> 
[MED39116] s&emacr;&dotb;, def.art. &amp; pron.(2) --> 
[MED39117] s&#x113;&#x323;&#x101;ble, adj. --> seeable
[MED39118] s&#x113;-bank(e, n. --> sea-bank
[MED39119] sebel, n. --> 
[MED39120] sebel-tr&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED39121] sebesten, n. --> sebesten
[MED39122] secce, adj. --> 
[MED39123] secci&#x1D2;un, n. --> section
[MED39124] s&#x113;cesse, n. --> secess
[MED39125] s&emacr;cess&imacr;&breve;ve, adj. --> 
[MED39126] secge-sc&amacr;ra, n. --> 
[MED39127] s&emacr;&dotb;ch&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED39128] s&#x113;&#x323;chen, v. --> seek
[MED39129] s&#x113;&#x323;cher, n. --> seeker
[MED39130] sechim, n. --> shittim
[MED39131] s&emacr;&dotb;ching(e, ger. --> 
[MED39132] s&emacr;&dotb;chingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39133] s&#x113;-clif, n. --> sea-cliff
[MED39134] s&#x113;cl&#x16B;den, v. --> seclude
[MED39135] s&emacr;cl&umacr;sed, adj. --> 
[MED39136] second, num. --> second
[MED39137] second&amacr;r&imacr;(e, n. --> 
[MED39138] second&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> secondary
[MED39139] second&#x101;r&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> secondarily
[MED39140] seconde, n. --> second
[MED39141] secondl&#x12B;, adv. --> secondly
[MED39142] s&emacr;&breve;cr&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED39143] s&#x113;&#x306;cr&#x113;&#x323;, adj. --> secre
[MED39144] s&#x113;cr&#x113;&#x323;l&#x12B;, adv. --> secrely
[MED39145] s&#x113;&#x306;cr&#x113;&#x323;nes(se, n. --> secreness
[MED39146] s&#x113;cr&#x113;&#x306;t, n. --> secret
[MED39147] s&emacr;cr&emacr;&breve;t, adj. --> 
[MED39148] s&#x113;&#x306;cr&#x113;&#x306;taire, n. --> secretaire
[MED39149] s&emacr;&breve;cr&emacr;&breve;t&amacr;r&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39150] s&#x113;&#x306;cr&#x113;&#x306;t&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n.(1) --> secretary
[MED39151] s&#x113;&#x306;cr&#x113;&#x306;t&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n.(2) --> secretary
[MED39152] s&emacr;cr&emacr;&breve;t&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED39153] s&emacr;cr&emacr;&breve;te, adv. --> 
[MED39154] s&#x113;&#x306;cr&#x113;&#x306;tement, adv. --> secretement
[MED39155] s&#x113;cr&#x113;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;fe, adj. --> secretive
[MED39156] s&#x113;cr&#x113;&#x306;tl&#x12B;, adv. --> secretly
[MED39157] s&#x113;cr&#x113;&#x306;tnes(se, n. --> secretness
[MED39158] sect(e, n. --> sect
[MED39159] secul&emacr;&breve;r(e, n. --> 
[MED39160] secul&#x113;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> secular
[MED39161] secul&#x113;&#x306;rl&#x12B;, adv. --> secularly
[MED39162] seculert&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> secularity
[MED39163] secund&#x101;n, adj. --> secundan
[MED39164] secund&#x12B;ne, n. --> secundine
[MED39165] sec&umacr;res, n.pl. --> 
[MED39166] s&#x113;&#x306;c&#x16B;rit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> security
[MED39167] sec&#x16B;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> secutor
[MED39168] s&#x113;&#x323;d, n. --> seed
[MED39169] s&#x113;&#x306;d&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> sedation
[MED39170] s&emacr;d&amacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED39171] s&emacr;&breve;d&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;f, n. --> 
[MED39172] s&#x113;&#x306;d&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> sedative
[MED39173] s&#x113;de, n. --> sede
[MED39174] sedeful, adj. --> sedeful
[MED39175] sedefulnesse, n. --> 
[MED39176] s&emacr;&dotb;deles, adv. --> 
[MED39177] s&#x113;&#x323;den, v. --> seed
[MED39178] s&#x113;&#x323;der(e, n. --> seeder
[MED39179] s&emacr;de vacante, phr. --> 
[MED39180] sedhenge, n. --> 
[MED39181] s&#x113;&#x323;d&#x12B;, adj. --> seedy
[MED39182] s&#x113;&#x306;dici&#x1D2;un, n. --> sedition
[MED39183] s&#x113;&#x306;dici&#x1D2;us, adj. --> seditious
[MED39184] s&#x113;&#x306;dici&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> seditiously
[MED39185] s&emacr;dil, adj. --> 
[MED39186] sedil(le, n. --> 
[MED39187] s&#x113;&#x323;ding(e, ger. --> seeding
[MED39188] s&#x113;&#x323;d-l&#x113;p, n. --> seed-lip
[MED39189] s&#x113;&#x323;dnes, n. --> seedness
[MED39190] sedow, n. --> 
[MED39191] s&emacr;&breve;duci&ohacek;un, n. --> sedition | seducion
[MED39192] s&emacr;&breve;d&umacr;ci&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED39193] s&emacr;&breve;duis, adj. --> 
[MED39194] s&#x113;&#x323;er(e, n. --> seer
[MED39195] s&emacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED39196] s&#x113;-fl&#x14D;&#x323;d, n. --> sea-flood
[MED39196.5] seft(e, adj. --> soft
[MED39197] sege, n.(1) --> 
[MED39198] s&#x113;&#x323;&#x1E7;e, n.(2) --> siege
[MED39199] s&#x113;&#x323;&#x1E7;en, v. --> siege
[MED39200] s&emacr;&dotb;&ghacek;e&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED39201] se&#x1E7;&#x1E7;e, n.(1) --> sedge
[MED39202] s&#x113;&#x306;&#x1E7;&#x1E7;e, n.(2) --> segge
[MED39203] s&#x113;&#x306;&#x1E7;&#x1E7;e, n.(3) --> segge
[MED39204] s&#x113;&#x323;&#x1E7;ing(e, ger. --> sieging
[MED39204.5] segister, n. --> segister
[MED39205] s&#x113;&#x306;greg&#x101;t, adj. --> segregate
[MED39206] sehel&#x12B;che, adj. --> seyely
[MED39207] s&emacr;-hokke, n. --> 
[MED39208] s&#x113;-h&#x1D2;und, n. --> sea-hound
[MED39209] seien, v.(1) --> say
[MED39210] seien, v.(2) --> 
[MED39211] seier(e, n. --> sayer
[MED39212] seigneur&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED39213] seignor&#x12B;e, n. --> seigniory
[MED39214] seignor&#x12B;en, v. --> seignory
[MED39215] seign&#x1D2;ur, n. --> seignior
[MED39216] seiing(e, ger. --> seeing
[MED39217] seiland, adj. --> 
[MED39218] seil(e, n. --> sail
[MED39219] seil(e-cl&#x14D;th, n. --> sailcloth
[MED39220] seilen, v. --> sail
[MED39221] seiler, n. --> sailer
[MED39222] seil(e-y&emacr;&dotb;rd(e, n. --> 
[MED39223] seiling(e, ger. --> 
[MED39224] seim(e, n. --> seam
[MED39224.5] seimen, v. --> seimen
[MED39225] sein&amacr;les, n.pl. --> 
[MED39226] sein(e, n. --> seine
[MED39227] seine, adj. --> seine
[MED39228] sein&emacr;&dotb;, adv. --> 
[MED39229] seineis, n.pl. --> 
[MED39230] seinen, v. --> 
[MED39231] s&emacr;&dotb;ing(e, ger. --> 
[MED39232] sein&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED39233] seint(e, n. --> saint
[MED39234] seint(e, adj. --> saint
[MED39235] seintef&#x12B;en, v. --> sanctify
[MED39236] seinten, v. --> saint
[MED39237] seintesse, n. --> saintess
[MED39237.5] seintfulli, adv. --> saintfully
[MED39238] seint-gr&amacr;l, n. --> 
[MED39239] seintl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39240] seint-pro-seint, n. --> 
[MED39241] seintrel(le, n. --> 
[MED39242] seintu&#x101;r&#x12B;&#x306;(e, n. --> sanctuary
[MED39243] seisen, v. --> seize
[MED39244] seiser, n.(1) --> seizer
[MED39245] seiser, n.(2) --> seizure
[MED39246] seisible, adj. --> seizable
[MED39247] seis&#x12B;&#x306;n(e, n. --> seisin
[MED39248] seisinen, v. --> seisin
[MED39249] seising(e, ger. --> seizing
[MED39250] seisining, ger. --> 
[MED39251] seitfulle, adj. --> 
[MED39252] seivere, n. --> 
[MED39253] s&#x113;&#x306;joint(e, adj. --> sejoint
[MED39254] sekadrisse, n. --> 
[MED39255] seke, n.(1) --> 
[MED39256] s&emacr;&dotb;ke, n.(2) --> 
[MED39257] s&emacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> 
[MED39258] s&#x113;&#x306;kil, n. --> siecle
[MED39259] sekir, adj. --> 
[MED39260] s&emacr;&dotb;l, adv.comp. --> 
[MED39261] S&emacr;land, n. --> 
[MED39262] S&#x113;lander, n. --> sallender
[MED39263] selbestrin(e, n. --> 
[MED39264] selc&#x1D2;uth, adj. --> selcouth
[MED39265] selc&ohacek;uth(e, n. --> 
[MED39266] selc&#x1D2;uthen, v. --> selcouth
[MED39267] selc&ohacek;uthl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39268] selc&#x1D2;uthl&#x12B;, adv. --> selcouthly
[MED39269] selc&ohacek;uthnesse, n. --> 
[MED39270] s&#x113;&#x323;lde, n.(1) --> seld
[MED39271] s&emacr;&dotb;lde, n.(2) --> 
[MED39272] s&emacr;&dotb;lde, adj. --> 
[MED39273] s&#x113;&#x323;lde, adv. --> seld
[MED39274] s&emacr;&dotb;lden, adj. --> 
[MED39275] s&#x113;&#x323;lden(e, adv. --> seldom
[MED39276] s&#x113;&#x323;ldoml&#x12B;, adv. --> seldomly
[MED39277] s&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ld-s&#x113;&#x323;n, adj. --> seldseen
[MED39278] s&#x113;&#x306;l(e, n.(1) --> sele
[MED39279] s&#x113;l(e, n.(2) --> seal
[MED39280] s&#x113;l(e, n.(3) --> seal
[MED39281] s&#x113;l(e, n.(4) --> seal
[MED39281.5] sele, n.(5) --> sele
[MED39282] s&#x113;&#x323;l(e, adj. --> sele
[MED39283] s&emacr;lect&umacr;re, n. --> 
[MED39284] s&#x113;len, v. --> seal
[MED39285] sel&#x113;n&#x12B;te, n. --> selenites
[MED39286] s&#x113;ler, n. --> sealer
[MED39287] s&emacr;&dotb;lest, adv.sup. --> 
[MED39288] self, adj., n., &amp; pron. --> self
[MED39289] self-e&ghacek;&ghacek;ed, adj. --> 
[MED39290] self-h&#x113;le, n. --> self-heal
[MED39291] self-&#x14D;&#x306;de, n. --> selfode
[MED39292] self-&omacr;&breve;der, n. --> 
[MED39293] self-wille, n. --> self-will
[MED39294] self-willed, adj. --> self-willed
[MED39295] self-willednes, n. --> self-willedness
[MED39296] self-willes, adv. --> self-wills
[MED39297] self-will&#x12B;, adj. --> self-willy
[MED39298] self-will&#x12B;, adv. --> self-willy
[MED39299] self-witte, n. --> self-wit
[MED39300] self-witt&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39301] s&#x113;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adj. --> seely
[MED39302] selia, n. --> 
[MED39303] s&emacr;&breve;l&imacr;h&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED39304] s&emacr;l&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39305] s&#x113;l&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> seelily
[MED39306] s&#x113;&#x306;l&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> seeliness
[MED39307] s&#x113;ling(e, ger. --> soling
[MED39308] sel&imacr;num, n. --> 
[MED39309] seli&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> selion
[MED39310] sell&#x101;ble, adj. --> sellable
[MED39311] selle, n. --> 
[MED39312] sellen, v. --> sell
[MED39313] seller, n. --> 
[MED39314] seller(e, n. --> seller
[MED39315] sellestere, n. --> 
[MED39316] sell&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED39317] sell&#x12B;, adj. --> selly
[MED39318] sell&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39319] sell&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39320] selling(e, ger. --> selling
[MED39321] s&#x113;&#x306;lth(e, n. --> selth
[MED39322] s&#x113;&#x306;lthel&#x12B;, adv. --> selthelike
[MED39323] selva&#x1E7;e, n. --> selvage
[MED39324] s&emacr;&dotb;&breve;m&amacr;ble, n. --> 
[MED39325] s&emacr;&dotb;&breve;m&amacr;blel&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED39326] semaigne, n. --> 
[MED39327] sembel, n. --> 
[MED39328] sembl&#x101;ble, adj. --> semblable
[MED39329] sembl&amacr;ble-w&imacr;se, adv. --> 
[MED39330] sembl&amacr;bl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39331] sembl&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> semblably
[MED39332] sembland, adj. --> semblant
[MED39333] semblaunce, n. --> semblance
[MED39334] semblaunt, n. --> semblant
[MED39335] sembl&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sembly
[MED39336] semble, adj. --> semble
[MED39337] semblen, v.(1) --> semble
[MED39338] semblen, v.(2) --> semble
[MED39339] semblesse, n. --> semblesse
[MED39340] semble-w&imacr;se, adv. --> 
[MED39341] sembling(e, ger.(1) --> sembling
[MED39342] semblinge, ger.(2) --> 
[MED39343] sembls, n.pl. --> 
[MED39344] s&#x113;m(e, n.(1) --> seam
[MED39345] s&#x113;m(e, n.(2) --> seam
[MED39346] s&#x113;m(e, n.(3) --> seam
[MED39347] sem&#x113;&#x323;, adj.(1) --> sem&#xE9;e
[MED39348] s&#x113;&#x323;me, adj.(2) --> seem
[MED39349] s&emacr;med, adj. --> 
[MED39350] s&#x113;mel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> seamless
[MED39351] s&#x113;&#x323;mel&#x12B;, adj. --> seemly
[MED39352] s&#x113;&#x323;mel&#x12B;, adv. --> seemly
[MED39353] s&emacr;&dotb;mel&imacr;&breve;h&emacr;d(e, n. --> 
[MED39354] s&#x113;&#x323;mel&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> seemlily
[MED39355] s&#x113;&#x323;mel&#x12B;&#x306;nes(se, n. --> seemliness
[MED39356] s&emacr;&dotb;mel&imacr;&breve;t&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED39357] s&#x113;men, n. --> semen
[MED39358] s&#x113;&#x323;men, v.(1) --> seem
[MED39359] s&#x113;&#x323;men, v.(2) --> seem
[MED39360] s&#x113;&#x323;men, v.(3) --> seam
[MED39361] s&emacr;mer(e, n. --> 
[MED39362] s&#x113;&#x306;mester(e, n. --> seamster
[MED39363] s&#x113;-meu(e, n. --> sea-maw
[MED39364] s&#x113;&#x323;m&#x12B;, adj. --> semy
[MED39365] s&emacr;&breve;mi-, pref. --> 
[MED39366] s&#x113;&#x306;mib&#x1D2;us&#x12B;, adj. --> semi-bousy
[MED39367] s&emacr;&breve;mibr&emacr;&dotb;&breve;fe, n. --> 
[MED39368] s&#x113;&#x306;micicle, n. --> semicicle
[MED39368.5] semicircle, n. --> semicircle
[MED39369] s&#x113;&#x306;micirc&#x16B;l&#x113;&#x306;r, adj. --> semicircular
[MED39370] s&emacr;&breve;micocte, adj. --> 
[MED39371] s&#x113;&#x306;mic&#x14D;pe, n. --> semicope
[MED39372] s&#x113;&#x306;mid&#x12B;am&#x113;&#x306;tre, n. --> semidiameter
[MED39373] s&emacr;&breve;mid&ohacek;uble, adj. --> 
[MED39374] s&#x113;&#x306;migod, n. --> semigod
[MED39375] s&emacr;&breve;mil&umacr;n&amacr;res, adj.pl. --> 
[MED39376] s&#x113;&#x306;mim&#x101;&#x306;t&#x16B;re, adj. --> semi-mature
[MED39376.5] seminabli, adj. --> seminabli
[MED39377] s&#x113;&#x306;min&#x101;l, adj. --> seminal
[MED39378] s&#x113;&#x306;min&#x101;r&#x12B;, n. --> seminair(e
[MED39379] s&#x113;&#x306;min&#x101;t&#x12B;f(e, adj. --> seminative
[MED39380] s&emacr;ming, n. --> 
[MED39381] s&#x113;&#x323;ming(e, ger. --> seeming
[MED39382] s&#x113;&#x323;mingl&#x12B;, adv. --> seemingly
[MED39383] s&emacr;&dotb;m&imacr;&breve;s, n. --> 
[MED39384] s&#x113;&#x306;mis&#x1D2;un, n. --> semi-soun
[MED39385] s&#x113;&#x306;mit&#x12B;l, n. --> semi-tile
[MED39386] s&#x113;&#x306;mit&#x14D;n, n. --> semitone
[MED39387] s&#x113;&#x306;miv&#x12B;f, adj. --> semivif
[MED39388] s&#x113;&#x306;miv&#x14D;c&#x101;l, adj. --> semivocal
[MED39389] semperv&imacr;ve, n. --> 
[MED39390] sempitern&#x101;l, adj. --> sempiternal
[MED39391] sempiterne, adj. --> sempitern
[MED39392] sempiternel&#x12B;, adv. --> sempiternly
[MED39393] s&#x113;&#x323;n, v.(1) --> see
[MED39394] s&emacr;&dotb;n, v.(2) --> 
[MED39395] sen&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> senacion
[MED39396] sen&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> senage
[MED39397] sen&#x101;t(e, n. --> senate
[MED39398] sen&#x101;&#x306;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;e, n. --> senatory
[MED39399] sen&#x101;&#x306;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> senator
[MED39400] senchen, v. --> sench
[MED39400.5] senchere, n. --> sinker
[MED39401] senci&amacr;&breve;l, adj. --> 
[MED39402] send&#x101;&#x306;ble, adj. --> sendable
[MED39403] senden, v.(1) --> 
[MED39404] senden, v.(2) --> send
[MED39405] sendentli, adv. --> 
[MED39406] sender(e, n. --> sender
[MED39407] sending(e, ger. --> sending
[MED39408] sen&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;, n.(1) --> sene
[MED39409] sen&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> sene
[MED39410] s&#x113;&#x306;n(e, n.(3) --> sene
[MED39411] s&#x113;&#x323;ne, n.(4) --> sene
[MED39412] Senecciens, n.pl. --> 
[MED39413] seneci&#x1D2;un, n. --> sencion
[MED39414] senect&umacr;s, n. --> 
[MED39415] senect&#x16B;te, n. --> senectute
[MED39416] senek(e, n. --> senek(e
[MED39417] seneshal, n. --> seneschal
[MED39418] seneshalc&#x12B;e, n. --> seneschalsy
[MED39419] sen(e)vei, n. --> senvy
[MED39420] sen&#x1E7;en, v. --> singe
[MED39421] s&emacr;n&ghacek;inge, ger. --> 
[MED39422] sengle, n. --> cingle
[MED39423] sengle, adj. --> single
[MED39424] sengl&#x12B;, adv. --> singly
[MED39425] senibhakel, n. --> 
[MED39426] s&#x113;&#x306;nior, adj. --> senior
[MED39427] s&#x113;&#x306;ni&#x14D;rit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> seniority
[MED39428] s&#x113;&#x306;nith, n. --> zenith
[MED39429] senpere, n. --> 
[MED39430] sens&#x101;t, adj. --> sensate
[MED39431] sens(e, n. --> sense
[MED39432] sensibilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sensibility
[MED39433] sensible, adj. --> sensible
[MED39434] sensiblenes, n. --> sensibleness
[MED39435] sensibl&#x12B;, adv. --> sensibly
[MED39436] sensit&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> sensitive
[MED39437] sens&omacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED39438] sens&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;l, adj. --> sensual
[MED39439] sens&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sensuality
[MED39440] sens&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> sensually
[MED39441] sent, n.(1) --> sent
[MED39442] sent, n.(2) --> 
[MED39443] sent, n.(3) --> scent
[MED39444] sent&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED39445] sentement, n. --> sentiment
[MED39446] senten, v.(1) --> sent
[MED39447] senten, v.(2) --> scent
[MED39448] sentence, n. --> sentence
[MED39449] sentencen, v. --> sentence
[MED39450] sentenci&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> sentential
[MED39451] sentenci&#x101;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> sententially
[MED39452] sentencion&amacr;l, adj. --> 
[MED39453] sentenci&#x1D2;us(e, adj. --> sententious
[MED39454] sentenci&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> sententiously
[MED39455] sentix, n. --> 
[MED39455.4] sentre, n. --> sentrie
[MED39455.6] sentri, adj. --> sentry
[MED39456] seo, n. --> 
[MED39457] seode, n. --> 
[MED39458] seolf-cwale, n. --> 
[MED39459] s&#x113;&#x306;par&#x101;ble, adj. --> separable
[MED39460] s&#x113;&#x306;par&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> separation
[MED39461] s&#x113;&#x306;par&#x101;ten, v. --> separate
[MED39462] s&#x113;&#x306;par&#x101;tl&#x12B;, adv. --> separately
[MED39463] s&emacr;&breve;par&amacr;&breve;t&omacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED39464] sephir&omacr;des, adj. --> 
[MED39465] sephiros, n. --> 
[MED39466] s&#x113;pia, n. --> sepia
[MED39467] Septembre, n. --> September
[MED39468] sept&#x113;&#x306;n&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> septenary
[MED39469] septentri&omacr;n&amacr;&breve;l, n. --> 
[MED39470] septentri&#x14D;n&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> septentrional
[MED39471] septentri&#x14D;&#x323;n(e, n. --> Septentrion
[MED39472] septifolium, n. --> 
[MED39473] septiforme, adj. --> 
[MED39474] septr&amacr;t, adj. --> 
[MED39475] sept-salmes, n.pl. --> sept psaumes
[MED39476] septu&#x101;&#x306;&#x1E7;&#x113;&#x306;sime, n. --> Septuagesima
[MED39477] sepulcre, n. --> sepulchre
[MED39478] sepult&#x16B;r(e, n. --> sepulture
[MED39479] s&emacr;pum, n. --> 
[MED39480] s&#x113;&#x306;qu&#x113;&#x306;l(e, n. --> sequel
[MED39481] s&#x113;&#x306;qu&#x113;&#x306;len, v. --> sequel
[MED39482] s&#x113;&#x306;quence, n. --> sequence
[MED39483] s&#x113;&#x306;quencer&#x12B;, n. --> sequencery
[MED39484] sequere-m&#x113;, n. --> sequere me
[MED39485] s&#x113;&#x306;questerer, n. --> sequesterer
[MED39486] s&#x113;&#x306;questr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> sequestration
[MED39487] s&#x113;&#x306;questr&#x101;ten, v. --> sequestrate
[MED39488] s&#x113;&#x306;questre, n. --> sequester
[MED39489] s&#x113;&#x306;questren, v. --> sequester
[MED39490] serab&imacr;tis, adj.pl. --> 
[MED39491] seraffe, n. --> 
[MED39492] seraph&#x12B;&#x306;n, n. --> seraphim
[MED39493] ser&#x101;p&#x12B;num, n. --> serapin(e
[MED39494] s&#x113;&#x306;rch, n. --> serch
[MED39495] serch(e, n. --> search
[MED39496] s&#x113;&#x306;rchen, v. --> search
[MED39497] s&#x113;&#x306;rcher(e, n. --> searcher
[MED39498] s&emacr;&breve;rcheresse, n. --> 
[MED39499] s&#x113;&#x306;rching(e, ger. --> searching
[MED39500] s&#x113;&#x306;rchingl&#x12B;, adv. --> searchingly
[MED39501] s&emacr;&breve;rchorship, n. --> 
[MED39502] sercle, n. --> 
[MED39503] s&emacr;&breve;rd, adj. --> 
[MED39504] serden, v. --> sard
[MED39505] s&emacr;re, n.(1) --> 
[MED39506] s&emacr;&dotb;r(e, n.(2) --> 
[MED39507] s&#x113;r(e, adj.(1) --> sere
[MED39508] s&#x113;&#x323;r(e, adj.(2) --> sere
[MED39509] s&emacr;&dotb;re, adv. --> 
[MED39510] s&#x113;&#x323;rekin, adj. --> serekin(s
[MED39511] s&emacr;&dotb;rekines, adj. --> 
[MED39512] s&emacr;&dotb;re-l&emacr;&dotb;pes, adj. --> 
[MED39513] s&#x113;&#x323;r(e-l&#x113;&#x323;pes, adv. --> serelepes
[MED39514] s&#x113;&#x323;r(e-l&#x113;&#x323;p&#x12B;, adj. --> serelepy
[MED39515] s&#x113;&#x323;rel&#x12B;, adv. --> serely
[MED39516] seren, v.(1) --> 
[MED39517] s&#x113;ren, v.(2) --> sear
[MED39518] ser&#x113;ne, n. --> serin
[MED39519] ser&#x113;ne, adj. --> serene
[MED39520] ser&#x113;&#x306;nit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> serenity
[MED39521] ser&#x113;n&#x1D2;us, adj. --> serenous
[MED39522] S&#x113;res, n.pl. --> Seres
[MED39523] seres, adv. --> 
[MED39524] ser&#x1E7;eantesse, n. --> sergeantess
[MED39525] ser&#x1E7;eaunt, n. --> sergeant
[MED39526] ser&#x1E7;eaunten, v. --> sergeant
[MED39527] ser&#x1E7;eaunt&#x12B;e, n. --> sergeanty
[MED39528] ser&ghacek;eauntr&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED39529] ser&#x1E7;eauntship, n. --> sergeantship
[MED39530] seri&#x101;tim, adv. --> seriatim
[MED39531] seri&#x101;&#x306;tl&#x12B;, adv. --> seriatly
[MED39532] ser&#x12B;e, n. --> serie
[MED39533] serien, v. --> serry
[MED39534] s&emacr;ring, ger. --> 
[MED39535] s&#x113;riol, n. --> seriol
[MED39536] s&#x113;&#x306;ri&#x1D2;us, adj. --> serious
[MED39537] s&#x113;&#x306;ri&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> seriously
[MED39538] s&#x113;ri&#x1D2;ust&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> seriouste
[MED39539] serk(e, n. --> sark
[MED39540] serked, adj. --> 
[MED39541] serking, n. --> sarking
[MED39542] s&#x113;&#x306;rment, n. --> serment
[MED39543] sermontaine, n. --> 
[MED39544] serm&#x1D2;un, n. --> sermon
[MED39545] serm&#x1D2;unen, v. --> sermon
[MED39546] serm&#x1D2;uner, n. --> sermoner
[MED39547] serm&ohacek;uninge, ger. --> 
[MED39548] sernac, n. --> 
[MED39549] s&#x113;&#x323;rnes, n. --> sereness
[MED39550] s&emacr;rnes(se, n. --> 
[MED39551] sernou, n. --> 
[MED39552] ser&#x14D;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> serosity
[MED39553] ser&#x1D2;us, adj. --> serose
[MED39554] serpe, n. --> sarpe
[MED39555] serpel, n. --> serpol
[MED39556] serpent, n. --> serpent
[MED39557] serpent&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> serpentary
[MED39558] serpent&#x12B;n(e, n. --> serpentine
[MED39559] serpent&#x12B;n(e, adj. --> serpentine
[MED39560] serpentl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39561] serpentl&#x12B;, adv. --> serpently
[MED39562] serpent&#x1D2;us, adj. --> serpentous
[MED39563] serp&imacr;&breve;&ghacek;&imacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED39564] serp&imacr;&ghacek;in&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> 
[MED39565] serp&#x12B;go, n. --> serpigo
[MED39566] serra, n. --> serra
[MED39567] serr&#x101;ten, v. --> serrate
[MED39568] serr&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED39569] serr&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;k, adj. --> 
[MED39570] serr&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> serratile
[MED39571] sert, n. --> sert
[MED39572] serte, n. --> serte
[MED39573] s&emacr;&dotb;rt&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED39574] serundel, n. --> 
[MED39575] s&emacr;rus, n. --> 
[MED39576] serv&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> servage
[MED39577] serv&#x101;&#x1E7;er&#x12B;, n. --> servagery
[MED39578] serv&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;ve, adj. --> 
[MED39579] serv&#x101;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> servatory
[MED39580] servaunt, n. --> servant
[MED39581] servauntesse, n. --> servantess
[MED39582] serve, n. --> serve
[MED39583] serven, v.(1) --> serve
[MED39584] serven, v.(2) --> serve
[MED39585] serven, v.(3) --> serve
[MED39586] server(e, n. --> server
[MED39587] servi&#x101;ble, adj. --> serviable
[MED39588] servi&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39589] servic&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED39590] servici&#x1D2;us, adj. --> servicious
[MED39591] serv&#x12B;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> servile
[MED39592] serving(e, ger. --> serving
[MED39593] servis&#x101;ble, adj. --> serviceable
[MED39594] serv&#x12B;&#x306;s(e, n. --> service
[MED39595] serv&#x12B;&#x306;sel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> serviceless
[MED39596] serv&imacr;&breve;sen, v. --> 
[MED39597] servish, adj. --> 
[MED39598] serv&#x12B;&#x306;te, n. --> Servite
[MED39599] servit&#x1D2;ur, n. --> servitor
[MED39600] servit&#x16B;de, n. --> servitude
[MED39601] servit&#x16B;re, n. --> serviture
[MED39602] servit&#x16B;te, n. --> servitute
[MED39603] s&emacr;-s&amacr;&breve;nd, n. --> 
[MED39604] s&emacr;sar&imacr;n, adj. --> 
[MED39605] seskin, n. --> seskyn
[MED39606] s&#x113;s&#x1D2;un, n. --> season
[MED39607] s&#x113;s&#x1D2;un&#x101;ble, adj. --> seasonable
[MED39608] s&#x113;s&#x1D2;un&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> seasonably
[MED39609] s&#x113;s&#x1D2;unen, v. --> season
[MED39610] sesp&imacr;&breve;r&amacr;l, n. --> 
[MED39611] sesquialtera, adj. --> sesquialtera
[MED39612] sesquioct&amacr;va, adj. --> 
[MED39613] sesquiquartus, adj. --> 
[MED39614] sesquiquintus, n. --> 
[MED39615] sesquitercia, adj. --> 
[MED39616] sessen, v. --> sess
[MED39617] sessi&#x1D2;un, n. --> session
[MED39618] sess&#x1D2;ur, n. --> sessor
[MED39619] sester, n. --> sester
[MED39620] sestern(e, n. --> sestern
[MED39621] sestren, v. --> 
[MED39622] set, n.(1) --> set
[MED39623] s&emacr;t, n.(2) --> 
[MED39624] sete, n.(1) --> 
[MED39625] s&#x113;te, n.(2) --> seat
[MED39626] s&emacr;te, n.(3) --> 
[MED39627] s&emacr;&dotb;te, n.(4) --> 
[MED39628] s&#x113;&#x323;te, adj. --> sete
[MED39629] s&#x113;&#x323;ten, n.pl. --> setting
[MED39630] seter, n. --> 
[MED39631] sete-rib, n. --> 
[MED39632] setew&#x101;l(e, n. --> setwall
[MED39633] s&#x113;th, n. --> seath
[MED39634] s&#x113;&#x323;th(e, n. --> seth
[MED39635] s&#x113;&#x323;then, v.(1) --> seethe
[MED39636] s&emacr;&dotb;then, v.(2) --> 
[MED39637] s&#x113;&#x323;ther, n. --> seether
[MED39638] s&#x113;&#x323;thing(e, ger. --> seething
[MED39639] s&emacr;&dotb;thnesse, n. --> 
[MED39640] s&emacr;t&imacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED39641] setle, n. --> settle
[MED39642] setlen, v. --> settle
[MED39643] setl-gang, n. --> 
[MED39644] setligen, v. --> 
[MED39645] setling, n. --> setling
[MED39646] setling, ger. --> settling
[MED39647] setnes(se, n. --> setness
[MED39648] s&emacr;to, n. --> 
[MED39649] s&#x113;t&#x1D2;un, n. --> seton
[MED39650] s&emacr;t&ohacek;unen, v. --> 
[MED39651] set-r&aelig;i&yogh;el, n. --> 
[MED39652] sett&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED39653] set(te, n. --> set
[MED39654] setten, v. --> set
[MED39655] setter(e, n. --> setter
[MED39656] setting(e, ger. --> setting
[MED39657] seu, n.(1) --> sew
[MED39658] seu, n.(2) --> 
[MED39659] seuen, v.(1) --> sue
[MED39660] seuen, v.(2) --> sew
[MED39661] seuen, v.(3) --> 
[MED39662] seuer, n. --> sewer
[MED39663] seuer(e, n.(1) --> 
[MED39664] seuer(e, n.(2) --> 
[MED39665] seuer(e, n.(3) --> 
[MED39666] seuershipe, n. --> 
[MED39667] seuestre, n. --> sewster
[MED39668] seuet, n.(1) --> suet
[MED39669] seuet, n.(2) --> 
[MED39670] seuing(e, ger.(1) --> suing
[MED39671] seuing(e, ger.(2) --> sewing
[MED39672] seuinge, ger.(3) --> 
[MED39673] seuingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39674] s&emacr;-upwerp, n. --> 
[MED39675] seur, adj. --> sure
[MED39676] seur, adv. --> 
[MED39677] seurement, n. --> surement
[MED39678] seuren, v. --> sure
[MED39679] seuring, ger. --> suring
[MED39680] seurl&#x12B;, adv. --> sorely
[MED39681] seurnesse, n. --> 
[MED39682] seurt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> surety
[MED39683] s&emacr;ve, n. --> 
[MED39684] s&#x113;&#x306;ven, num. --> seven
[MED39685] s&#x113;&#x306;venf&#x14D;ld(e, adj. --> sevenfold
[MED39686] s&emacr;&breve;venf&omacr;lden, v. --> 
[MED39687] s&emacr;&breve;venf&omacr;ldl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39688] s&#x113;&#x306;ven-night, n. --> sennight
[MED39689] s&#x113;&#x306;vent&#x113;&#x323;n(e, num. --> seventeen
[MED39690] s&#x113;&#x306;vent&#x113;&#x323;nthe, num. --> seventeenth
[MED39691] s&#x113;&#x306;venth(e, num. --> seventh
[MED39692] s&#x113;&#x306;venthl&#x12B;, adv. --> seventhly
[MED39693] s&#x113;&#x306;vent&#x12B;, num. --> seventy
[MED39694] s&emacr;&breve;vent&imacr;f&omacr;lde, adv. --> 
[MED39695] s&#x113;&#x306;vent&#x12B;the, num. --> seventieth
[MED39696] sever&amacr;bel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39697] sever&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> several
[MED39698] sever&#x101;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> severally
[MED39699] sever&#x101;&#x306;lt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> severalty
[MED39700] severaunce, n. --> severance
[MED39701] severen, v. --> sever
[MED39702] sever&#x12B;, n. --> severy
[MED39703] Sev&emacr;&breve;ri&amacr;n&imacr;s, n.pl. --> 
[MED39704] severing(e, ger. --> severing
[MED39705] severingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39706] severonne, n. --> severon
[MED39707] sev&emacr;&breve;r&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED39708] sev&emacr;&breve;r&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39709] s&#x113;vum, n. --> sevum
[MED39710] s&#x113;ward, adj. --> seaward
[MED39711] sewyns-y&emacr;ve, n. --> 
[MED39712] sex&#x101;&#x306;&#x1E7;&#x113;&#x306;s(i)me, n. --> sexagesime
[MED39713] sex(e, n. --> sex
[MED39714] Sexene-lage, n. --> 
[MED39715] sext&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> sextary
[MED39716] sext(e, n. --> sext
[MED39717] sextein(e, n. --> sexton
[MED39718] sexteines, n. --> sextoness
[MED39719] sext&#x12B;le, adj. --> sextile
[MED39720] sextresse, n. --> sextress
[MED39721] sextr&#x12B;, n. --> sextry
[MED39722] shab(be, n. --> shab
[MED39723] shabbed(e, adj. --> shabbed
[MED39724] sh&#x101;&#x306;de, n. --> shade
[MED39725] sh&#x101;den, v. --> shade
[MED39726] shad&omacr;l&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39727] shadwe, n. --> shadow
[MED39728] shadwen, v. --> shadow
[MED39729] shadw&#x12B;, adj. --> shadowy
[MED39730] shadwing(e, ger. --> shadowing
[MED39730.5] shaffly, adv. --> shaffly
[MED39731] shaft(e, n.(1) --> shaft
[MED39732] shaft(e, n.(2) --> shaft
[MED39733] shafte-&#x113;l(e, n. --> shaft-eel
[MED39734] shaften, v. --> shaft
[MED39735] shaftmond(e, n. --> shaftment
[MED39736] shail, n. --> shail
[MED39737] shailen, v. --> shail
[MED39738] shailere, n. --> 
[MED39739] shailing(e, ger. --> 
[MED39740] shailinge, ppl. --> 
[MED39741] sh&#x101;&#x306;k(e, n. --> shake
[MED39742] sh&#x101;&#x306;kel, n. --> shackle
[MED39743] sh&#x101;&#x306;kelen, v. --> shackle
[MED39744] sh&amacr;&breve;kelok, n. --> 
[MED39745] sh&#x101;ken, v. --> shake
[MED39746] sh&#x101;ker(e, n. --> shaker
[MED39747] sh&#x101;kerel, n. --> shackerell
[MED39748] sh&#x101;king(e, ger. --> shaking
[MED39749] sh&#x101;le, n. --> shale
[MED39750] shalem&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED39751] sh&#x101;len, v. --> shale
[MED39752] sh&amacr;l&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39753] shalk(e, n. --> shalk
[MED39754] shalle, n. --> shalle
[MED39755] shallemele, n. --> 
[MED39756] shalmen, v. --> 
[MED39757] shalm&#x16B;se, n. --> shawm
[MED39758] shalou(e, adj. --> shallow
[MED39759] shaltr&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> shaltree
[MED39760] sh&#x101;me, n. --> shame
[MED39761] sh&#x101;mefast(e, adj. --> shamefast
[MED39762] sh&amacr;mefastfulnesse, n. --> 
[MED39763] sh&#x101;mefastl&#x12B;, adv. --> shamefastly
[MED39764] sh&#x101;mefastnes(se, n. --> shamefastness
[MED39765] sh&#x101;meful(le, adj. --> shameful
[MED39766] sh&#x101;mefull&#x12B;, adv. --> shamefully
[MED39767] sh&#x101;mefulnes(se, n. --> shamefulness
[MED39768] sh&#x101;&#x306;mel, n. --> shamble
[MED39769] sh&#x101;mel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> shameless
[MED39770] sh&amacr;melesh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED39771] sh&amacr;mel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39772] sh&#x101;mel&#x12B;, adv. --> shamely
[MED39773] sh&amacr;&breve;melinge, n. --> 
[MED39774] sh&#x101;men, v. --> shame
[MED39775] sh&#x101;menesse, n. --> shameness
[MED39776] sh&#x101;mev&#x1D2;us, adj. --> shamevous
[MED39777] sh&#x101;ming, ger. --> shaming
[MED39778] sh&#x101;m&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> shamously
[MED39779] sh&amacr;&breve;mshippe, n. --> 
[MED39780] shank(e, n. --> shank
[MED39781] sh&#x101;&#x306;p(e, n. --> shape
[MED39782] sh&#x101;pen, v. --> shape
[MED39783] sh&#x101;per(e, n. --> shaper
[MED39784] sh&amacr;pering, ger. --> 
[MED39785] sh&#x101;ping(e, ger. --> shaping
[MED39786] sh&#x101;&#x306;ples, adj. --> shapeless
[MED39787] sh&#x101;&#x306;pl&#x12B;, adj. --> shapely
[MED39788] sh&amacr;&breve;pl&imacr;nes(se, n. --> 
[MED39789] sh&amacr;&breve;pnesse, n. --> 
[MED39790] sh&#x101;&#x306;pster, n. --> shepster
[MED39791] sh&#x101;&#x306;r(e, n.(1) --> share
[MED39792] sh&#x101;r(e, n.(2) --> share
[MED39793] sh&#x101;r(e, n.(3) --> share
[MED39794] shark, n. --> shark
[MED39795] sharn, n. --> sharn
[MED39796] sharp, adj. --> sharp
[MED39797] sharp(e, n.(1) --> 
[MED39798] sharpe, n.(2) --> 
[MED39799] sharpe, adv. --> sharp
[MED39800] sharpelen, v. --> 
[MED39801] sharpen, v. --> sharp
[MED39802] sharpenen, v. --> sharpen
[MED39803] sharpeninge, ger. --> sharpening
[MED39804] sharph&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED39805] sharpien, v. --> 
[MED39806] sharping(e, ger. --> sharping
[MED39807] sharpl&#x12B;, adv. --> sharply
[MED39808] sharpling, n. --> sharpling
[MED39809] sharpnes(se, n. --> sharpness
[MED39810] sharpshipe, n. --> sharpship
[MED39811] shat, n. --> scat
[MED39812] sh&amacr;the, n. --> 
[MED39813] sh&amacr;thien, v. --> 
[MED39814] sh&#x101;thl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> scatheless
[MED39815] sh&#x101;thl&#x12B;, adv. --> scathely
[MED39816] shau(e, n. --> shaw
[MED39817] shavald&#x1D2;ur, n. --> shavaldour
[MED39818] shavaldr&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED39819] sh&#x101;ve, n. --> shave
[MED39820] sh&#x101;ven, v. --> shave
[MED39821] sh&#x101;ver, n. --> shaver
[MED39822] sh&#x101;ving(e, ger. --> shaving
[MED39823] sh&#x113;&#x323;, pron. --> she
[MED39824] sh&#x113;d(e, n. --> shed
[MED39825] sh&emacr;del, n. --> 
[MED39826] sh&#x113;den, v. --> shed
[MED39827] sh&#x113;der, n. --> sheder
[MED39828] sh&#x113;ding(e, ger. --> shedding
[MED39829] sh&#x113;f, n. --> sheaf
[MED39830] Sheff&#x113;&#x323;ld, n. --> Sheffield
[MED39831] shei, adj. --> shy
[MED39832] shelchene, n. --> 
[MED39833] sh&#x113;&#x323;ld, n. --> shield
[MED39834] sh&emacr;&dotb;ldeh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED39835] sh&emacr;&dotb;ldel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39836] sh&#x113;&#x323;lden, v. --> shield
[MED39837] sh&#x113;&#x323;lder, n. --> shielder
[MED39838] sh&emacr;&dotb;ld&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39839] sh&emacr;&dotb;lding, ger. --> 
[MED39840] sh&emacr;&dotb;ldles, adj. --> 
[MED39841] sheldr&#x101;ke, n. --> sheldrake
[MED39842] sh&emacr;&dotb;le, n. --> 
[MED39843] shelf(e, n. --> shelf
[MED39844] shelfen, v. --> shelf
[MED39845] shel(le, n. --> shell
[MED39846] shelled, adj. --> shelled
[MED39847] shelp, n. --> shelp
[MED39848] shelt-b&emacr;m, n. --> 
[MED39849] sheltr&#x1D2;un, n. --> sheltron
[MED39850] sheltr&ohacek;uning, n. --> 
[MED39851] shelven, v. --> shelve
[MED39852] shench, n. --> 
[MED39853] shenche, n. --> shench
[MED39854] shenchen, v. --> shench
[MED39855] shencher, n. --> 
[MED39856] shende, n. --> shend
[MED39857] sh&#x113;&#x306;nden, v. --> shend
[MED39858] shenderet, adj. --> 
[MED39859] shendful(e, adj. --> shendful
[MED39860] shendfull&emacr;c, n. --> 
[MED39861] shendfu(l)l&#x12B;, adv. --> shendfully
[MED39862] shendfulnesse, n. --> shendfulness
[MED39863] shendinge, ger. --> shending
[MED39864] shend&imacr;&breve;se, n. --> 
[MED39865] shendl&#x101;c, n. --> shendlac
[MED39866] shendle, n. --> 
[MED39867] shendl&#x12B;, adj. --> shendly
[MED39868] shendnes(se, n. --> shendness
[MED39869] shendship(e, n. --> shendship
[MED39870] shendshipeful, adj. --> 
[MED39871] shendshipefulli, adv. --> 
[MED39872] shendshipen, v. --> 
[MED39873] sh&#x113;&#x323;ne, adj. --> sheen
[MED39874] sh&emacr;&dotb;ne, adv. --> 
[MED39875] sh&#x113;&#x323;nel&#x12B;, adv. --> sheenly
[MED39876] sh&#x113;nen, v.(1) --> shene
[MED39877] sh&#x113;&#x323;nen, v.(2) --> sheen
[MED39878] sh&emacr;&dotb;ning, ger. --> 
[MED39879] shenlon, n. --> 
[MED39880] sh&#x113;&#x323;p, n. --> sheep
[MED39881] sh&emacr;&dotb;pen, adj. --> 
[MED39882] sh&#x113;&#x323;penesse, n. --> sheepness
[MED39883] sh&emacr;&breve;phel, n. --> 
[MED39884] sh&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;p-h&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;rd(e, n. --> shepherd
[MED39885] sh&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;p-h&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;rdes(se, n. --> shepherdess
[MED39886] sh&#x113;&#x323;p&#x12B;, adj. --> sheepy
[MED39887] sh&#x113;&#x323;pishe, adj. --> sheepish
[MED39888] sheppende, n. --> sheppend
[MED39889] sherd, n. --> shard
[MED39890] sherded, adj. --> 
[MED39891] sh&#x113;re, n.(1) --> shear
[MED39892] sh&emacr;re, n.(2) --> 
[MED39893] sh&#x113;ren, v. --> shear
[MED39894] sh&#x113;rer(e, n. --> shearer
[MED39895] sh&#x113;r(e Thuresdai, phr. --> Sheer Thursday
[MED39896] sh&emacr;re-wind, n. --> 
[MED39897] sh&#x113;r-h&#x14D;&#x323;k, n. --> shear-hook
[MED39898] sh&emacr;ring(e, ger. --> 
[MED39899] sh&#x113;rling, n. --> shearling
[MED39900] sh&#x113;&#x306;r-man, n. --> shearman
[MED39901] sh&#x113;te, n.(1) --> sheet
[MED39902] sh&#x113;&#x323;te, n.(2) --> sheet
[MED39903] sh&emacr;&dotb;te, adj. --> 
[MED39904] sh&emacr;&dotb;t(e, adv. --> 
[MED39905] sh&#x113;&#x323;ten, v. --> shoot
[MED39906] sh&emacr;&dotb;tend, n. --> 
[MED39907] sh&#x113;&#x323;ter(e, n. --> shooter
[MED39908] sh&#x113;th(e, n.(1) --> sheath
[MED39909] sh&#x113;the, n.(2) --> sheath
[MED39910] sh&#x113;then, v. --> sheathe
[MED39911] sh&#x113;ther(e, n. --> sheather
[MED39912] sh&emacr;&dotb;ting(e, ger. --> 
[MED39913] sheu&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED39914] sheu(e, n. --> show
[MED39915] sheueles, n. --> shewel
[MED39916] sheuen, v.(1) --> show
[MED39917] sheuen, v.(2) --> schew
[MED39918] sheuer(e, n. --> shower
[MED39919] sheuing(e, ger. --> showing
[MED39920] sheuingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39921] shew&imacr;te, n. --> 
[MED39922] sh&#x12B;d(e, n. --> shide
[MED39923] sh&#x12B;&#x306;den, v. --> shide
[MED39924] sh&imacr;&breve;f, n. --> 
[MED39925] sh&imacr;&breve;fen, v. --> 
[MED39926] shift, n. --> shift
[MED39927] shiften, v. --> shift
[MED39928] shifting(e, ger. --> shifting
[MED39929] shiggen, v. --> shig
[MED39930] shigginge, ger. --> 
[MED39931] shil-b&#x14D;&#x306;rd, n. --> shilboard
[MED39932] sh&imacr;&breve;ld, n. --> 
[MED39933] sh&#x12B;&#x306;ld&#x12B;, adj. --> shildy
[MED39934] shil(le, adj. --> shill
[MED39935] shil(le, adv. --> 
[MED39936] shillen, v.(1) --> shill
[MED39937] shillen, v.(2) --> sheel
[MED39938] shill&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED39939] shilling, n. --> shilling
[MED39940] shilling(e, ger. --> sheeling
[MED39941] shilling-worth, n. --> shillingsworth
[MED39942] sh&#x12B;&#x306;m, adj. --> shim
[MED39943] sh&#x12B;&#x306;men, v. --> shim
[MED39944] shimeren, v. --> shimmer
[MED39945] shimering(e, ger. --> shimmering
[MED39946] shin-baude, n. --> 
[MED39947] shinderen, v. --> shinder
[MED39948] shinderinge, ger. --> 
[MED39949] shindlen, v. --> shindle
[MED39950] shindr&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39951] shin(e, n.(1) --> shin
[MED39952] sh&imacr;n(e, n.(2) --> 
[MED39953] sh&#x12B;nen, v. --> shine
[MED39954] sh&#x12B;ner, n. --> shiner
[MED39955] shineux, n.pl. --> 
[MED39956] shingle, n.(1) --> shingle
[MED39957] shingle, n.(2) --> 
[MED39958] shingled(e, adj. --> shingled
[MED39959] shingler(e, n. --> shingler
[MED39960] shingles, n. --> shingles
[MED39961] sh&#x12B;ning(e, ger. --> shining
[MED39962] sh&imacr;ningl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED39963] sh&#x12B;ningl&#x12B;, adv. --> shiningly
[MED39964] sh&imacr;nnes, n. --> 
[MED39965] ship, n. --> ship
[MED39966] ship&#x101;ble, adj. --> shippable
[MED39967] ship-b&#x14D;&#x306;rd, n. --> shipboard
[MED39968] ship-br&#x113;che, n. --> shipbreche
[MED39969] ship-craft, n. --> ship-craft
[MED39970] shipe, n. --> shipe
[MED39971] -ship(e, suf. --> -ship
[MED39972] shipen, v. --> 
[MED39973] shipen(e, n. --> shippon
[MED39974] ship-ful, n. --> shipful
[MED39975] ship-h&imacr;r(e, n. --> 
[MED39976] shipinge, ger. --> 
[MED39977] ship-man, n. --> shipman
[MED39978] shippen, v. --> ship
[MED39978.5] shippes, n. --> shippes
[MED39979] shipping(e, ger. --> shipping
[MED39980] sh&#x12B;re, n. --> shire
[MED39981] sh&#x12B;r(e, adj. --> shire
[MED39982] sh&#x12B;r(e, adv. --> shire
[MED39983] sh&#x12B;ren, v. --> shire
[MED39984] sh&imacr;r(e Thuresdai, phr. --> 
[MED39985] shirkenen, v. --> 
[MED39986] sh&#x12B;rl&#x12B;, adv. --> shirely
[MED39987] sh&#x12B;rnes(se, n. --> shireness
[MED39988] sh&#x12B;&#x306;r-r&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ve, n. --> sheriff
[MED39989] sh&imacr;&breve;r-r&emacr;&dotb;&breve;veh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED39990] sh&imacr;&breve;r-r&emacr;&dotb;&breve;ve-w&imacr;&breve;k(e, n. --> 
[MED39991] shirt(e, n. --> shirt
[MED39992] shirten, v.(1) --> shirt
[MED39993] shirten, v.(2) --> shurt
[MED39994] shirting, ger. --> shirting
[MED39995] shirtinge, n. --> 
[MED39996] shit, n. --> shit
[MED39997] shitel, n.(1) --> shuttle
[MED39998] shitel, n.(2) --> 
[MED39999] shitel(le, adj. --> 
[MED40000] sh&#x12B;ten, v. --> shit
[MED40001] shiterou, n. --> 
[MED40002] sh&imacr;tinge, ger. --> 
[MED40003] shittel, n. --> shuttle
[MED40004] shitten, v. --> shut
[MED40005] shitting(e, ger. --> shutting
[MED40006] sh&#x12B;ve, n. --> shive
[MED40007] shiver(e, n. --> shiver
[MED40008] shiveren, v. --> shiver
[MED40009] shiver&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40010] shivering, ger. --> shivering
[MED40011] sh&imacr;vier, n. --> 
[MED40012] sh&#x14D;&#x323;, n. --> shoe
[MED40013] sh&#x14D;&#x306;deren, v. --> shudder
[MED40014] sh&#x14D;&#x306;dering, ger. --> shuddering
[MED40015] sh&#x14D;&#x323;er, n. --> shoer
[MED40016] shoggen, v. --> shog
[MED40017] shogginge, ger. --> shogging
[MED40018] sh&#x14D;&#x323;ing(e, ger. --> shoeing
[MED40019] shok, n. --> shock
[MED40020] shokken, v.(1) --> 
[MED40021] shokken, v.(2) --> shock
[MED40022] sh&#x14D;lde, n. --> shoal
[MED40023] sh&#x14D;ld(e, adj. --> shoal
[MED40024] sh&omacr;&dotb;les, adj. --> 
[MED40025] sholpe, n. --> 
[MED40026] sh&#x14D;&#x323;n, v. --> shoe
[MED40027] shond, n.(1) --> shond
[MED40028] shond, n.(2) --> shond
[MED40029] shonden, v. --> shond
[MED40030] shondered, adj. --> 
[MED40031] shondering, adj. --> 
[MED40032] shondeship, n. --> 
[MED40033] shondful, adj. --> shondful
[MED40034] shondfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40035] shondl&#x12B;, adj. --> shondly
[MED40036] shondl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40037] sh&#x1D2;nen, v. --> shun
[MED40038] sh&ohacek;ninge, ger. --> 
[MED40039] sh&ohacek;ningnes, n. --> 
[MED40040] shop(pe, n. --> shop
[MED40041] sh&#x14D;&#x306;re, n.(1) --> shore
[MED40042] sh&omacr;re, n.(2) --> 
[MED40043] sh&#x14D;re, n.(3) --> shore
[MED40044] sh&#x14D;re, adj. --> shore
[MED40045] sh&#x14D;ren, v.(1) --> shore
[MED40046] sh&#x14D;ren, v.(2) --> shore
[MED40047] sh&#x14D;rer, n. --> shorer
[MED40048] shorf, n. --> 
[MED40049] shorfed, adj. --> 
[MED40050] sh&#x14D;rling, n. --> shorling
[MED40051] shorn, n. --> 
[MED40052] short, n. --> 
[MED40053] short, adj. --> short
[MED40054] short(e, adv. --> 
[MED40055] shorten, v. --> short
[MED40056] shortenen, v. --> shorten
[MED40057] shortford, n. --> shortford
[MED40058] shorth&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED40059] shorting(e, ger. --> shorting
[MED40060] shortl&#x12B;, adj. --> shortly
[MED40061] shortl&#x12B;, adv. --> shortly
[MED40062] short-l&#x12B;v&#x12B;, adj. --> short livy
[MED40063] shortnes(se, n. --> shortness
[MED40064] sh&#x14D;&#x306;t, n. --> shot
[MED40065] shot-b&#x14D;&#x306;rd, n. --> shotboard
[MED40066] sh&#x14D;&#x306;te, n. --> shot
[MED40067] sh&omacr;&breve;tere, n. --> 
[MED40068] shot-f&amacr;re, n. --> 
[MED40069] sh&omacr;&breve;tling, n. --> 
[MED40070] shotten, v. --> shot
[MED40071] sh&#x14D;&#x306;t-windoue, n. --> shot-window
[MED40072] shou, interj. --> shoo
[MED40073] shoughturing, ger. --> 
[MED40074] sh&ohacek;upe, n. --> 
[MED40075] sh&#x1D2;ur, n. --> shower
[MED40076] sh&#x1D2;uren, v. --> shower
[MED40077] sh&#x1D2;ut(e, n.(1) --> shout
[MED40078] sh&#x1D2;ut(e, n.(2) --> shout
[MED40079] sh&#x1D2;uten, v. --> shout
[MED40080] sh&#x1D2;uter(e, n. --> shouter
[MED40081] sh&#x1D2;uting(e, ger. --> shouting
[MED40082] sh&#x1D2;uve, n. --> shove
[MED40083] sh&#x1D2;uven, v. --> shove
[MED40084] sh&ohacek;uver, n. --> 
[MED40085] sh&#x1D2;uving(e, ger. --> shoving
[MED40086] shovelard, n. --> shovelard
[MED40087] shovel(e, n. --> shovel
[MED40088] shovelen, v.(1) --> shovel
[MED40089] sh&#x1D2;velen, v.(2) --> shovel
[MED40090] shoveler(e, n. --> shoveller
[MED40091] shovelinge, ger. --> shovelling
[MED40092] shraf, n. --> 
[MED40093] shragge, n. --> shrag
[MED40094] shraggen, v. --> shrag
[MED40095] shraggere, n. --> 
[MED40096] shragging, ger. --> 
[MED40097] shr&#x101;pen, v. --> shrape
[MED40098] shr&amacr;pinge, ger. --> 
[MED40099] shr&#x113;de, n. --> shred
[MED40100] shr&#x113;den, v. --> shred
[MED40101] shr&#x113;ding(e, ger. --> shredding
[MED40102] shrenchen, v.(1) --> shrench
[MED40103] shrenchen, v.(2) --> shrench
[MED40104] shr&emacr;ther, n. --> 
[MED40105] shreuard, n. --> 
[MED40106] shreue, n. --> shrew
[MED40107] shreued, adj. --> shrewd
[MED40108] shreuedh&#x113;de, n. --> shrewdhead
[MED40109] shreuedl&#x12B;, adv. --> shrewdly
[MED40110] shreuednes(se, n. --> shrewdness
[MED40111] shreued&#x14D;&#x323;m, n. --> shrewdom
[MED40112] shreuedship, n. --> shrewdship
[MED40113] shreueh&#x113;de, n. --> shrewhead
[MED40114] shreuel&imacr;, adv. --> shrewly
[MED40115] shreuen, v. --> shrew
[MED40116] shreunes, n. --> shrewness
[MED40117] shr&imacr;&breve;deles, n.pl. --> 
[MED40118] shr&#x12B;den, v. --> shride
[MED40119] shr&imacr;ding(e, ger. --> 
[MED40120] shrift, n. --> shrift
[MED40121] shriftnesse, n. --> shriftness
[MED40122] shrille, adj. --> shrill
[MED40123] shril(le, adv. --> 
[MED40124] shrillen, v. --> shrill
[MED40125] shrill&#x12B;, adv. --> shrilly
[MED40126] shrimpe, n. --> shrimp
[MED40127] shrimpen, v. --> 
[MED40128] shr&#x12B;n(e, n. --> shrine
[MED40129] shr&#x12B;nen, v. --> shrine
[MED40130] shr&#x12B;ning, ger. --> shrining
[MED40131] shrink, n. --> shrink
[MED40132] shrinken, v. --> shrink
[MED40133] shrinking(e, ger. --> shrinking
[MED40134] shr&#x12B;ven, v. --> shrive
[MED40135] shr&#x12B;ver, n. --> shriver
[MED40136] shr&#x12B;ving, ger. --> shriving
[MED40137] shr&#x14D;f-dai, n. --> Shroveday
[MED40138] shr&#x14D;f-M&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ne-dai, n. --> Shrove Monday
[MED40139] shr&omacr;f-S&ohacek;n-dai, n. --> 
[MED40140] shr&omacr;f-Thuresdai, n. --> 
[MED40141] shr&#x14D;f-t&#x12B;de, n. --> Shrove-tide
[MED40142] shr&omacr;f-Tiuesdai, n. --> 
[MED40143] shronklen, v. --> 
[MED40144] shronklinge, ger. --> 
[MED40145] shr&#x1D2;ud, n. --> shroud
[MED40146] shr&#x1D2;uden, v. --> shroud
[MED40147] shr&#x1D2;udinge, ger. --> shrouding
[MED40148] shr&ohacek;up, n. --> 
[MED40149] shrub(be, n. --> shrub
[MED40150] shrubben, v. --> shrub
[MED40151] shrubbing, n. --> 
[MED40152] shruggen, v. --> shrug
[MED40153] shrugging, ger. --> shrugging
[MED40154] shucke, n. --> shuck
[MED40155] shud(de, n. --> shud
[MED40156] shuhten, v. --> 
[MED40157] shulder, n. --> shoulder
[MED40158] shulder-bl&#x101;&#x306;d(e, n. --> shoulder-blade
[MED40159] shulder-b&#x14D;n, n. --> shoulder-bone
[MED40160] shulderen, v. --> shoulder
[MED40161] shuldering, ger. --> 
[MED40162] shulen, v.(1) --> shall
[MED40163] sh&umacr;len, v.(2) --> 
[MED40163.5] shulken, v. --> shulken
[MED40164] shunchen, v. --> shunch
[MED40165] shunt, n. --> shunt
[MED40166] shunten, v. --> shunt
[MED40167] shuntinge, ger. --> 
[MED40168] shupanne, n. --> 
[MED40169] sh&umacr;r, n. --> 
[MED40170] shute, n. --> shute
[MED40171] s&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED40172] sib(be, n.(1) --> sib
[MED40173] sib(be, n.(2) --> 
[MED40174] sib(be, adj. --> sib
[MED40175] sibb&imacr;(e, adj. --> 
[MED40176] sibed, ppl. --> 
[MED40177] s&imacr;bil&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED40178] sibil(le, n. --> Sibyl
[MED40179] s&#x12B;billus, n. --> sibilus
[MED40180] s&#x12B;bl&#x101;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> sibilator
[MED40181] sibling, n. --> sibling
[MED40182] sibnes(se, n. --> sibness
[MED40183] sib-r&#x113;&#x306;de, n. --> sibred
[MED40184] sibsuml&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED40185] sibsumnesse, n. --> sibsomeness
[MED40186] sic, n. --> 
[MED40187] s&#x12B;&#x306;cam&#x1D2;ur(e, n. --> sycamore
[MED40188] s&#x12B;c&#x101;rien, n. --> sicarian
[MED40189] sicc&#x101;ten, v. --> siccate
[MED40190] sicc&#x101;t&#x12B;&#x306;ve, adj. --> siccative
[MED40191] siccetung, n. --> 
[MED40192] siccidis, n. --> 
[MED40193] siccit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> siccity
[MED40194] s&#x12B;&#x306;ch(e, n. --> sike
[MED40195] s&#x12B;&#x306;chet, n. --> sichet
[MED40196] sicking, ppl. --> 
[MED40197] siclat&#x1D2;un, n. --> ciclatoun
[MED40198] sicle, n. --> sicle
[MED40199] s&#x12B;de, n. --> side
[MED40200] s&#x12B;d(e, adj. --> side
[MED40201] s&#x12B;de, adv.(1) --> side
[MED40202] s&#x12B;de, adv.(2) --> side
[MED40203] s&#x12B;de-b&#x14D;&#x306;rd, n. --> sideboard
[MED40204] s&#x12B;ded, adj. --> sided
[MED40205] s&imacr; deder&omacr;, phr. --> 
[MED40206] s&#x12B;del&#x12B;, adv. --> sidely
[MED40207] s&#x12B;deling, n. --> sideling
[MED40208] s&imacr;deling, adj. --> 
[MED40209] s&#x12B;deling(e, adv. --> sideling
[MED40210] s&#x12B;deling(e)s, adv. --> sidelings
[MED40211] s&imacr;delonge, adv. --> 
[MED40212] s&#x12B;den, adv. --> siden
[MED40213] s&imacr;denedde, n. --> 
[MED40214] s&imacr;denen, adv. --> 
[MED40215] s&#x12B;denesse, n. --> sideness
[MED40216] s&#x12B;der, n. --> cider
[MED40217] s&#x12B;des-l&#x113;&#x323;pis, adv. --> sideslepes
[MED40217.5] side-ribbed, adj. --> side-ribbed
[MED40218] s&imacr;dewardes, adv. --> 
[MED40219] s&#x12B;de-wei, n. --> sideway
[MED40220] s&#x12B;ding, ger. --> siding
[MED40221] sief, n. --> sief
[MED40222] s&#x12B;en, v.(1) --> sye
[MED40223] s&#x12B;en, v.(2) --> sye
[MED40224] s&imacr;ferl&imacr;cnesse, n. --> 
[MED40225] s&imacr;fernisse, n. --> 
[MED40226] siflen, v. --> siffle
[MED40227] s&imacr;fre, adj. --> 
[MED40228] siften, v. --> sift
[MED40229] siftinge, ger. --> sifting
[MED40230] sig&#x101;lder, n. --> sigalder
[MED40231] sig&amacr;&breve;ldren, v. --> 
[MED40232] sig&#x101;&#x306;ldr&#x12B;e, n. --> sigaldry
[MED40233] sige, n. --> 
[MED40234] sigel-hueorfa, n. --> 
[MED40235] s&#x12B;&#x306;gh(e, n. --> sigh
[MED40236] s&#x12B;&#x306;ghen, v. --> sigh
[MED40237] s&imacr;gh&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40238] s&#x12B;&#x306;ghinge, ger. --> sighing
[MED40239] s&#x12B;&#x306;ghingl&#x12B;, adv. --> sighingly
[MED40240] s&#x12B;&#x306;ghingnesse, n. --> sighingness
[MED40241] s&#x12B;&#x306;ght, n. --> sight
[MED40242] sight(e, n. --> sight
[MED40243] sightel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> sightless
[MED40244] s&#x12B;&#x306;ghten, v. --> sight
[MED40245] sightful, adj. --> sightful
[MED40246] sight&#x12B;, adj. --> sighty
[MED40247] s&#x12B;&#x306;ghting, ger. --> sighting
[MED40248] sightl&#x12B;, adv. --> sightly
[MED40249] sightl&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED40250] sigill&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED40251] sigill&#x101;ten, v. --> sigillate
[MED40252] sigill&#x101;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> sigillative
[MED40253] sigille, n. --> 
[MED40254] sigillen, v. --> 
[MED40255] sign&#x101;&#x306;cle, n. --> signacle
[MED40256] sign&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> signal
[MED40257] signance, n. --> signance
[MED40258] sign&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED40258.5] signator, n. --> signator
[MED40259] s&#x12B;&#x306;gne, n. --> sign
[MED40260] s&#x12B;&#x306;gne-man&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;l, n. --> sign manual
[MED40261] s&#x12B;&#x306;gnement, n. --> signment
[MED40262] s&#x12B;&#x306;gnen, v.(1) --> sign
[MED40263] s&#x12B;&#x306;gnen, v.(2) --> sign
[MED40263.5] signeresse, n. --> signeress
[MED40264] signet, n.(1) --> signet
[MED40265] signet, n.(2) --> cygnet
[MED40266] signifer, n. --> signifer
[MED40267] signifiaunce, n. --> signifiance
[MED40268] signifiaunt, n. --> signifiant
[MED40269] signific&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> signification
[MED40270] signific&#x101;t, n. --> significate
[MED40271] signific&#x101;te, adj. --> significate
[MED40272] signific&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> significative
[MED40273] signific&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;vel&#x12B;, adv. --> significatively
[MED40274] significaunce, n. --> significance
[MED40275] Signific&#x101;vit, n. --> significavit
[MED40276] signif&#x12B;en, v. --> signify
[MED40277] signif&#x12B;ing(e, ger. --> signifying
[MED40277.5] signifior, n. --> signifier
[MED40278] signifure, n. --> signifure
[MED40279] s&imacr;&breve;gning, ger.(1) --> 
[MED40280] s&#x12B;&#x306;gning, ger.(2) --> signing
[MED40281] sigr&#x12B;&#x306;m, n. --> Isegrim
[MED40282] si&#x21D;e, n. --> si&#x21D;e
[MED40283] Si&yogh;el-harwa, n. --> 
[MED40284] s&imacr;he, n. --> 
[MED40285] s&imacr;inge, ger.(1) --> 
[MED40286] s&imacr;inge, ger.(2) --> 
[MED40287] s&imacr;&breve;k, n. --> 
[MED40288] s&#x12B;&#x306;k, adj. --> sick
[MED40289] s&#x12B;&#x306;k(e, n. --> sike
[MED40290] sikel, n. --> sickle
[MED40291] s&#x12B;&#x306;kel, adj. --> sickle
[MED40292] sikelen, v.(1) --> 
[MED40293] s&#x12B;&#x306;kelen, v.(2) --> sickle
[MED40294] s&imacr;&breve;keling, ger. --> 
[MED40295] s&#x12B;&#x306;ken, v.(1) --> sick
[MED40296] s&#x12B;ken, v.(2) --> siche
[MED40297] s&#x12B;&#x306;kenen, v. --> sicken
[MED40298] sikeniez, v.sg.3 or pl. --> 
[MED40299] s&imacr;&breve;kening, ger.(1) --> 
[MED40300] s&imacr;kening, ger.(2) --> 
[MED40301] siker, adj. --> sicker
[MED40302] siker, adv. --> 
[MED40303] sikeren, v. --> sicker
[MED40304] sikerh&#x113;de, n. --> sickerhead
[MED40305] sikeringe, ger. --> 
[MED40306] sikeritesse, n. --> 
[MED40307] sikerl&#x113;c, n. --> sickerlaik
[MED40308] sikerl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40309] sikerl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40310] sikernes(se, n. --> sickerness
[MED40311] sikert&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sickerty
[MED40312] s&imacr;&breve;kfulle, adj. --> 
[MED40313] s&imacr;&breve;k&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40314] s&imacr;&breve;king, ger. --> 
[MED40315] s&#x12B;king(e, ger. --> siking
[MED40315.5] sikingli, adv. --> sighingly
[MED40316] s&imacr;kingnesse, n. --> 
[MED40317] s&#x12B;&#x306;kleu(e, adj. --> sicklew
[MED40318] s&imacr;&breve;kl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40319] s&imacr;&breve;knes(se, n. --> 
[MED40320] sil, n. --> sil
[MED40321] sile, n.(1) --> 
[MED40322] s&#x12B;&#x306;le, n.(2) --> sile
[MED40323] s&#x12B;le, n.(3) --> sile
[MED40324] sil&emacr;&breve;mpsis, n. --> 
[MED40325] silen, n. --> silen
[MED40326] silen, v.(1) --> sile
[MED40327] s&#x12B;&#x306;len, v.(2) --> sile
[MED40328] s&#x12B;len, v.(3) --> sile
[MED40329] s&#x12B;&#x306;lence, n. --> silence
[MED40330] s&#x12B;&#x306;lent, adj. --> silent
[MED40331] s&#x12B;ler, n. --> siler
[MED40332] s&imacr;ling, ger. --> 
[MED40333] silique, n. --> silique
[MED40334] silk(e, n. --> silk
[MED40335] silk(e, adj. --> 
[MED40336] silken, adj. --> silken
[MED40337] silk&#x12B;, adj. --> silky
[MED40338] silk-werk, n. --> 
[MED40339] sillab(e, n. --> syllab
[MED40340] sillable, n. --> syllable
[MED40341] sillablen, v. --> syllable
[MED40342] sil(le, n. --> sill
[MED40343] silog&#x12B;&#x306;sen, v. --> syllogize
[MED40344] silog&imacr;&breve;sing, ger. --> 
[MED40345] silogisme, n. --> syllogism
[MED40346] silogist&imacr;&breve;k, adj. --> 
[MED40347] silt, n. --> silt
[MED40348] silt-f&amacr;&breve;te, n. --> 
[MED40349] silv&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED40350] silve-gr&emacr;&dotb;ne, n. --> 
[MED40351] silver, n. --> silver
[MED40352] silver, adj. --> 
[MED40353] silveren, adj. --> silvern
[MED40354] silveren, v. --> silver
[MED40355] silver&#x12B;, adj. --> silvery
[MED40356] silver&#x12B;e, n. --> silvery
[MED40357] silverl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> silverless
[MED40358] silvestre, adj. --> sylvester
[MED40359] silvestr&imacr;sen, v. --> 
[MED40360] s&#x12B;ma, n. --> cyma
[MED40361] simbal, n. --> 
[MED40362] simbel, n. --> 
[MED40363] simbelnesse, n. --> 
[MED40364] simbria, n. --> 
[MED40365] simenel, n. --> simnel
[MED40366] simil&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;, n. --> simile
[MED40367] simile-w&imacr;se, adj. --> 
[MED40368] similit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> simility
[MED40369] similit&#x16B;de, n. --> similitude
[MED40370] similit&umacr;del&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40371] similit&umacr;din&amacr;r&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED40372] similit&#x16B;din&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, adv. --> similitudinary
[MED40373] simle, n. --> 
[MED40374] simle, adv. --> 
[MED40375] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;n, n. --> simon
[MED40376] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;ner, n. --> simoner
[MED40377] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;niak, n. --> simoniac
[MED40378] s&imacr;&breve;m&omacr;&breve;niak, adj. --> 
[MED40379] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;ni&#x101;l, n. --> simonial
[MED40380] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;n&#x12B;(e, n. --> simony
[MED40381] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;nien, n. --> simonian
[MED40382] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;nient, adj. --> simonient
[MED40383] s&imacr;&breve;m&omacr;&breve;nientl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40384] s&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;nier, n. --> simonier
[MED40385] simph&#x101;&#x306;n(e, n. --> symphan
[MED40386] simph&amacr;&breve;nen, v. --> 
[MED40387] simph&amacr;&breve;ner, n. --> 
[MED40387.5] ?simphe, n. --> ?simphe
[MED40388] simphite, n. --> 
[MED40389] simph&omacr;niake, n. --> 
[MED40390] simph&#x14D;n&#x12B;e, n. --> symphony
[MED40391] simph&omacr;nistar, n. --> 
[MED40392] simple, adj. --> simple
[MED40393] simpleh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED40394] simple-herted, adj. --> simple-hearted
[MED40395] simplen, v. --> simple
[MED40396] simplenes(se, n. --> simpleness
[MED40397] simplesse, n. --> simplesse
[MED40398] simplet&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> simplety
[MED40399] simpl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40400] simpl&#x12B;, adv. --> simply
[MED40401] simplicit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> simplicity
[MED40402] simpliciter, adv. --> simpliciter
[MED40403] simpren, v. --> 
[MED40404] simpring, ger. --> simpering
[MED40405] sim&#x16B;&#x306;l&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> simulation
[MED40406] sim&#x16B;&#x306;l&#x101;cre, n. --> simulacre
[MED40407] sim&#x16B;&#x306;l&#x101;t(e, adj. --> simulate
[MED40408] sim&#x16B;&#x306;len, v. --> simule
[MED40409] sin, adv. --> syne
[MED40410] sin, prep. --> sen
[MED40411] sin, conj. --> sin
[MED40412] sinagin, n. --> 
[MED40413] sinag&#x14D;&#x306;g(e, n. --> synagogue
[MED40414] sinag&omacr;&breve;ger&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED40415] sin&amacr;p&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED40416] sin&amacr;piz&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED40417] sin&amacr;p&imacr;zen, v. --> 
[MED40418] sinas&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED40419] sinatigen, n. --> 
[MED40420] sinc&#x113;rit&#x12B;e, n. --> sincerity
[MED40421] sincerole, n. --> 
[MED40422] sinch, n. --> 
[MED40423] sincopen, v. --> 
[MED40424] sincoping, ger. --> 
[MED40425] sincopis, n. --> syncope
[MED40426] sincopizen, v. --> 
[MED40427] sinden, v. --> sind
[MED40428] sinder, n. --> cinder
[MED40429] sinder&#x113;&#x306;sis, n. --> synderesis
[MED40430] sind&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n(e, n. --> sindon
[MED40431] sind&omacr;&dotb;&breve;nish, adj. --> 
[MED40432] sindriam, n. --> 
[MED40433] s&#x12B;nes, n.pl. --> sines
[MED40434] sinetin, v. --> 
[MED40435] sineu, n. --> sinew
[MED40436] sineu&imacr;(e, adj. --> 
[MED40437] sineu&imacr;nes, n. --> 
[MED40438] sinewealt, adj. --> 
[MED40439] sinful, adj. --> sinful
[MED40440] sinfulh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED40441] sinfulle, n. --> sinfull
[MED40442] sinfull&#x12B;, adv. --> sinfully
[MED40443] sinfulnes(se, n. --> sinfulness
[MED40444] sing&amacr;bil, adj. --> 
[MED40445] singale, adj. --> Cingalese
[MED40446] singall&imacr;ce, adj. --> 
[MED40447] singall&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED40448] singen, v. --> sing
[MED40449] singer(e, n. --> singer
[MED40450] singeresse, n. --> singeress
[MED40451] singestre, n. --> singster
[MED40452] singill&amacr;tim, adv. --> 
[MED40453] singing(e, ger. --> singing
[MED40454] singingl&#x12B;, adv. --> singingly
[MED40455] singl&emacr;&breve;r, n. --> 
[MED40456] singl&#x113;&#x306;re, n. --> singlure
[MED40457] singl&#x113;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> singler
[MED40458] singl&emacr;&breve;rl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40459] singl&emacr;&breve;rt&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED40460] singr&#x113;&#x323;ne, n. --> sengreen
[MED40461] singr&emacr;&dotb;ne, adj. --> 
[MED40462] singul&amacr;&breve;r&imacr;, adj. &amp; adv. --> 
[MED40463] singul&#x101;rit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> singularity
[MED40464] singul&emacr;&breve;r(e, n. --> 
[MED40465] singul&#x113;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> singular
[MED40466] singul&emacr;&breve;res, n. --> 
[MED40467] singul&#x113;&#x306;rl&#x12B;, adv. --> singularly
[MED40468] singul&#x113;&#x306;rt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> singulerty
[MED40469] singult, n. --> singult
[MED40470] sinistralle, adj. --> sinistral
[MED40471] sinistre, adj. --> sinister
[MED40472] sinistrel&#x12B;, adv. --> sinisterly
[MED40473] sinistr&ohacek;usel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40474] sink, n. --> sink
[MED40475] sinken, v. --> sink
[MED40476] sinkinge, ger. --> sinking
[MED40477] sinl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40478] sinl&imacr;ce, adj. --> 
[MED40479] sinne, n. --> sin
[MED40480] sinnel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> sinless
[MED40481] sinnen, v. --> sin
[MED40482] sinner(e, n. --> sinner
[MED40483] sinneresse, n. --> sinneress
[MED40484] sinnes, adv. --> since
[MED40485] sinnes, conj. --> 
[MED40486] sinn&#x12B;, adj. --> sinny
[MED40487] sinning(e, ger. --> sinning
[MED40488] sinoch, n. --> synochus
[MED40489] sinod, n. --> synod
[MED40490] sinod&amacr;&breve;l, n. --> 
[MED40491] sinod&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> synodal
[MED40492] sinodoch&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> synecdoche
[MED40493] sin&omacr;&breve;neme, n. --> 
[MED40494] sin&omacr;pis, n. --> 
[MED40495] sin&#x14D;&#x306;pre, n. --> sinoper
[MED40496] sinscipe, n. --> 
[MED40497] sinsiburium, n. --> 
[MED40498] sintecis, n. --> 
[MED40499] sinth&#x14D;&#x306;me, n. --> symptom
[MED40500] sinus, n. --> 
[MED40501] sinward, adv. --> sinward
[MED40502] sion, n.(1) --> sion
[MED40503] S&#x12B;&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n.(2) --> Zion
[MED40504] s&#x12B;&#x1D2;un, n. --> scion
[MED40505] siphac, n. --> siphac
[MED40506] s&imacr;ph&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED40507] sippe, n. --> 
[MED40508] sippen, v. --> sip
[MED40509] sippinge, ger. --> sipping
[MED40510] s&#x12B;qu&#x101;r(e, n. --> siquare
[MED40511] s&#x12B;&#x306;r(e, n. --> sire
[MED40512] s&#x12B;&#x306;rel&#x12B;, adv. --> sirly
[MED40513] s&#x12B;r&#x113;n, n. --> siren
[MED40514] Sir&#x12B;, adj. --> Syry
[MED40515] Sir&imacr;&breve;e, n. --> 
[MED40516] Sir&#x12B;&#x306;el&#x12B;, adv. --> Ciriely
[MED40517] Sir&#x12B;&#x306;en, adj. --> Syrian
[MED40518] Sirik, adj. --> Syric
[MED40519] s&imacr;&breve;ringa, n.(1) --> 
[MED40520] s&imacr;ringa, n.(2) --> 
[MED40521] s&imacr;&breve;ring&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED40522] s&imacr;&breve;ringatoma, n.pl. --> 
[MED40523] s&#x12B;&#x306;ring(e, n. --> syringe
[MED40524] s&imacr;&breve;ringing, ger. --> 
[MED40525] S&#x12B;rius, n. --> Sirius
[MED40526] sir&omacr;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED40527] sirra, n. --> sirrah
[MED40528] sirsen, n. --> 
[MED40529] Sirtes, n. --> 
[MED40530] sirt&imacr;c&emacr;&breve;s, n. --> 
[MED40531] sirup, n. --> syrup
[MED40532] sirupen, v. --> 
[MED40533] sirwen, v. --> 
[MED40534] sirwung, n. --> 
[MED40535] s&#x12B;&#x306;s, n. --> sice
[MED40536] sisamare, n. --> 
[MED40537] s&#x12B;sam&#x12B;e, n. --> sesame
[MED40538] s&imacr;saminia, n.pl. --> 
[MED40539] s&#x12B;se, n.(1) --> size
[MED40540] s&#x12B;se, n.(2) --> size
[MED40541] s&#x12B;sel, adj. --> sisel
[MED40542] s&imacr;sel&imacr;e, adv. --> 
[MED40543] s&#x12B;sen, v. --> size
[MED40544] s&#x12B;&#x306;ser, n. --> sicer
[MED40545] siskin, n. --> siskin
[MED40546] s&#x12B;s&#x1D2;ur, n. --> sizer
[MED40547] sissen, v. --> siss
[MED40548] s&#x12B;&#x306;strum, n. --> sistrum
[MED40549] s&#x12B;t(e, n.(1) --> site
[MED40550] s&#x12B;t(e, n.(2) --> site
[MED40551] s&#x12B;teful, adj. --> siteful
[MED40552] s&#x12B;ten, v.(1) --> site
[MED40553] s&#x12B;ten, v.(2) --> site
[MED40554] s&imacr;&breve;t&emacr;r, n. --> 
[MED40555] s&#x12B;th, n. --> sithe
[MED40556] s&#x12B;the, n. --> scythe
[MED40557] s&imacr;thed, adj. --> 
[MED40558] s&imacr;thel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40559] s&#x12B;&#x306;then, v.(1) --> sithe
[MED40560] s&#x12B;then, v.(2) --> sithe
[MED40561] s&#x12B;then, v.(3) --> sithe
[MED40562] si&eth;enm&emacr;st, adv. --> 
[MED40563] sitheren-wort, n. --> 
[MED40564] s&imacr;th-f&aelig;t, n. --> 
[MED40565] s&imacr;thful, adj. --> 
[MED40566] si&eth;hing, n. --> 
[MED40567] s&imacr;&breve;thinge, ger.(1) --> 
[MED40568] s&imacr;thinge, ger.(2) --> 
[MED40569] s&imacr;&thorn;re, n. --> 
[MED40570] s&imacr;tinge, ger. --> 
[MED40571] sitisot, n. --> sitisot
[MED40572] sitten, v. --> sit
[MED40573] sitt&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> sitter
[MED40574] sitthe, adv. --> sith
[MED40575] sitthe, prep. --> sith
[MED40576] sitthe, conj. --> sith
[MED40577] sitthen, adv. --> sithen
[MED40578] sitthen, prep. --> sithen
[MED40579] sitthen, conj. --> sithen
[MED40580] sitthenes, adv. --> sithence
[MED40581] sitthenes, prep. --> sithence
[MED40582] sitthenes, conj. --> sithence
[MED40583] sitting(e, ger. --> sitting
[MED40584] sittingl&#x12B;, adv. --> sittingly
[MED40585] situ&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> situation
[MED40586] situ&#x101;ten, v. --> situate
[MED40587] sive, n. --> sieve
[MED40588] sivede, n. --> 
[MED40589] sived&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40590] siven, v. --> 
[MED40591] siver, n. --> sievier
[MED40592] Sivile-oile, n. --> 
[MED40593] six, num. --> six
[MED40594] sixf&#x14D;ld(e, adj. --> sixfold
[MED40595] sixs&#x1D2;m, n. --> sixsome
[MED40596] sixt(e, num. --> sixth
[MED40597] sixt&#x113;&#x323;n(e, num. --> sixteen
[MED40598] sixt&#x113;&#x323;nthe, num. --> sixteenth
[MED40599] sixt&#x12B;, num. --> sixty
[MED40600] sixt&#x12B;f&#x14D;ld, adj. --> sixtyfold
[MED40601] sixt&imacr;s&ohacek;m, n. --> 
[MED40602] sixt&#x12B;the, num. --> sixtieth
[MED40603] sixtl&#x12B;, adv. --> sixthly
[MED40604] skabber, n. --> 
[MED40605] skaine, n. --> skein
[MED40606] skainen, v. --> 
[MED40607] skairen, v. --> skair
[MED40608] skalke, n. --> skalke
[MED40609] skank, n. --> 
[MED40610] sk&amacr;&breve;p(e, n. --> 
[MED40611] skaunce, n. --> skaunce
[MED40612] skaut, adj. --> 
[MED40613] skaute, n. --> 
[MED40614] sk&emacr;&dotb;d, n. --> 
[MED40615] skeg(ge, n. --> skeg
[MED40616] skei, adj. --> skey
[MED40617] skek, n. --> skeck
[MED40618] skeker&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED40619] skekken, v.(1) --> skeck
[MED40620] skekken, v.(2) --> 
[MED40621] skekking(e, ger. --> 
[MED40622] skel, n. --> skele
[MED40623] sk&emacr;&dotb;laghe, n. --> 
[MED40624] sk&#x113;&#x323;le, n. --> skeel
[MED40625] skelf(e, n. --> skelf
[MED40626] sk&emacr;&dotb;ling(e, n. --> 
[MED40627] skelken, v. --> 
[MED40628] skel(le, n. --> skell
[MED40629] skellet, n.(1) --> skillet
[MED40630] skellet, n.(2) --> skellat
[MED40631] skelp, n. --> skelp
[MED40632] skelpen, v.(1) --> skelp
[MED40633] skelpen, v.(2) --> 
[MED40634] skelten, v. --> skelt
[MED40635] skelting, ger. --> 
[MED40636] sk&#x113;ne, n. --> skene
[MED40637] skenten, v. --> skent
[MED40638] skenting(e, ger. --> 
[MED40639] skep(pe, n. --> skep
[MED40640] skepp&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> skepper
[MED40641] skeppette, n. --> skippet
[MED40642] sk&#x113;r, n. --> sker
[MED40643] sker(e, n. --> scare
[MED40644] sk&#x113;r(e, adj. --> skere
[MED40645] sk&emacr;r(e, adv. --> 
[MED40646] skerel(e, n. --> scarle
[MED40647] sk&#x113;ren, v. --> skere
[MED40648] sk&emacr;ringe, ger. --> 
[MED40649] sk&emacr;rnesse, n. --> 
[MED40650] skerre, adj. --> scar
[MED40651] skerren, v. --> scare
[MED40652] skerringe, ger. --> 
[MED40653] sk&emacr;t, n.(1) --> 
[MED40654] sk&emacr;&dotb;t, n.(2) --> 
[MED40655] sk&#x113;t(e, n. --> skeet
[MED40656] sk&emacr;&dotb;t(e, adj. --> 
[MED40657] sk&#x113;&#x323;t(e, adv. --> skeet
[MED40658] sk&emacr;t-f&amacr;&breve;t, n. --> 
[MED40659] sk&emacr;&dotb;tl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40660] skeu, n.(1) --> skew
[MED40661] skeu, n.(2) --> 
[MED40662] skeued, adj. --> skewed
[MED40663] skeuen, v.(1) --> skew
[MED40664] skeuen, v.(2) --> skew
[MED40665] skeuier, n. --> 
[MED40666] skeuing, ger. --> 
[MED40667] skevein, n. --> skevin
[MED40668] skevin&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> skevinage
[MED40669] sk&#x12B;(e, n. --> sky
[MED40670] skif, n. --> skiff
[MED40671] skift(e, n. --> skift
[MED40672] skiften, v. --> skift
[MED40673] skiftiing, ger. --> 
[MED40674] sk&#x12B;ish, adj. --> skyish
[MED40675] sk&imacr;ish&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED40676] skikart, n. --> skikart
[MED40677] skil, n. --> skill
[MED40678] skilful, adj. --> skilful
[MED40679] skilfull&#x12B;, adv. --> skilfully
[MED40680] skilfulnesse, n. --> skilfulness
[MED40681] skillen, v.(1) --> skill
[MED40682] skillen, v.(2) --> skill
[MED40683] skill&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> skilless
[MED40684] skill&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40685] skillinge, ger. --> skilling
[MED40686] skilnade, n. --> 
[MED40687] skil&omacr;&breve;m, n. --> 
[MED40688] skil-w&#x12B;s, adj. --> skillwise
[MED40689] skil-w&#x12B;sl&#x12B;, adv. --> skillwisely
[MED40690] skil-w&imacr;snes, n. --> 
[MED40691] skim, n. --> skim
[MED40692] sk&imacr;&breve;mering, ger. --> 
[MED40693] skimmen, v. --> skim
[MED40694] skimming, ger. --> skimming
[MED40695] skimm&#x1D2;ur, n. --> skimmer
[MED40696] skin, n.(1) --> skin
[MED40697] sk&imacr;&breve;n, n.(2) --> 
[MED40698] skinden, v. --> skind
[MED40699] skinken, v. --> skink
[MED40700] skinles, adj. --> skinless
[MED40701] skinnen, v. --> skin
[MED40702] skinner(e, n. --> skinner
[MED40703] skinner&#x12B;, n. --> skinnery
[MED40704] skinn&#x12B;, adj. --> skinny
[MED40705] skinning, ger. --> skinning
[MED40706] skipet, n. --> skibbet
[MED40707] skip(pe, n. --> skip
[MED40708] skippen, v. --> skip
[MED40709] skipper(e, n.(1) --> skipper
[MED40710] skipper(e, n.(2) --> skipper
[MED40711] skippeson, n. --> skippeson
[MED40712] skipping(e, ger. --> skipping
[MED40713] sk&#x12B;r(e, adj. --> skire
[MED40714] sk&#x12B;ren, v. --> skire
[MED40715] skirme, n. --> 
[MED40716] skirmen, v. --> skirm
[MED40717] skirmer&#x12B;e, n. --> skirmery
[MED40718] skirmes&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED40719] skirming(e, ger. --> 
[MED40720] sk&imacr;ros&amacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED40721] sk&imacr;rota, n. --> 
[MED40722] sk&imacr;rotik, adj. --> 
[MED40723] skirpen, v. --> skirp
[MED40724] skirr&amacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED40725] sk&imacr;&breve;rros, n. --> 
[MED40726] skirt(e, n. --> skirt
[MED40727] sk&#x12B;&#x306;rwh&#x12B;&#x306;t(e, n. --> skirret
[MED40728] sk&#x12B;&#x306;t(e, n. --> skit
[MED40729] sk&#x12B;ten, v. --> skite
[MED40730] sk&imacr;&breve;terande, adj. --> 
[MED40731] skittish, adj. --> skittish
[MED40732] skivil, n.pl. --> 
[MED40733] skleir(e, n. --> skleir
[MED40734] skl&emacr;ren, v. --> 
[MED40735] skokning, ger. --> 
[MED40736] sk&ohacek;mfert&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED40737] skonchen, v. --> 
[MED40738] sk&ohacek;ver&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED40739] skr&#x12B;&#x306;ke, n. --> skrike
[MED40740] skr&#x12B;&#x306;ken, v. --> skrike
[MED40741] skr&imacr;&breve;king(e, ger. --> 
[MED40742] skrillen, v. --> skirl
[MED40743] skrithe, n. --> 
[MED40744] skulk(e, n. --> skulk
[MED40745] skulken, v. --> skulk
[MED40746] skulker, n. --> skulker
[MED40747] skulker&#x12B;e, n. --> skulkery
[MED40748] skulking, ger. --> skulking
[MED40749] skulle, n. --> scull
[MED40750] sk&#x16B;s&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> scusation
[MED40751] sk&umacr;t&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED40752] slabbard, n. --> slabbard
[MED40753] slab(be, n. --> slab
[MED40754] slabben, v. --> slab
[MED40755] slabres, n.pl. --> 
[MED40756] sl&#x101;&#x306;de, n. --> slade
[MED40757] slag, n. or adj. --> slag
[MED40758] slagh, n. --> 
[MED40759] slaiten, v. --> slate
[MED40760] sl&#x101;&#x306;k, n.(1) --> slake
[MED40761] slak, n.(2) --> slack
[MED40762] slak, n.(3) --> 
[MED40763] slak, adj. --> slack
[MED40764] sl&#x101;ken, v.(1) --> slake
[MED40765] sl&amacr;ken, v.(2) --> 
[MED40766] sl&amacr;ken, v.(3) --> 
[MED40767] sl&#x101;kenen, v. --> slaken
[MED40768] sl&amacr;keren, v. --> 
[MED40769] sl&#x101;king(e, ger. --> slaking
[MED40770] slakl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40771] slakl&#x12B;, adv. --> slackly
[MED40772] slaknesse, n. --> slackness
[MED40773] sl&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED40774] sl&amacr;&breve;m(e, n. --> 
[MED40775] slant(e, n. --> 
[MED40776] sl&#x101;pe, adj. --> slape
[MED40777] sl&amacr;pel, adj. --> 
[MED40778] slappen, v. --> 
[MED40779] slateren, v. --> slatter
[MED40780] slaught(e, n. --> slaught
[MED40781] slaughter, n. --> slaughter
[MED40782] slaughter-man, n. --> slaughterman
[MED40783] slaughtl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40784] slauk, n. --> 
[MED40785] slaver(e, n. --> slaver
[MED40786] slaveren, v. --> slaver
[MED40787] slaver&#x12B;, adj. --> slavery
[MED40788] slavering(e, ger. --> slavering
[MED40789] sleacm&omacr;&dotb;dnes, n. --> 
[MED40790] slechen, v. --> sletch
[MED40791] sleck, n. --> slack
[MED40792] sled(de, n. --> slead
[MED40793] sledding, n. --> 
[MED40794] sl&#x113;er(e, n. --> slayer
[MED40795] sl&#x113;eresse, n. --> slayeress
[MED40796] sl&#x113;estere, n. --> slayster
[MED40797] sle&#x1E7;&#x1E7;e, n. --> sledge
[MED40798] slei, n. --> 
[MED40799] sleie, n. --> slay
[MED40800] sleigh, n. --> 
[MED40801] sleigh, adj. --> sly
[MED40802] sleighful, adj. --> 
[MED40803] sleighl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40804] sleighl&#x12B;, adv. --> slyly
[MED40805] sleighnesse, n. --> 
[MED40806] sleighshipe, n. --> slyship
[MED40807] sleight, n. --> sleight
[MED40808] sleight, adj. --> sleight
[MED40809] sleightful, adj. --> sleightful
[MED40810] sleight&#x12B;, adj. --> sleighty
[MED40811] sleightl&#x12B;, adj. --> sleightly
[MED40812] sleightl&#x12B;, adv. --> sleightly
[MED40813] slei&#x21D;ster, n. --> sleighter
[MED40814] sl&#x113;ing(e, ger. --> slaying
[MED40815] slek, n. --> 
[MED40816] slekken, v. --> sleck
[MED40817] slekkenen, v. --> slecken
[MED40818] slekkinge, ger. --> 
[MED40819] slem, n. --> slem
[MED40820] sl&#x113;n, v. --> slay
[MED40821] slenchen, v. --> slench
[MED40822] slenden, v. --> slend
[MED40823] slendinge, ger. --> 
[MED40824] slengen, v. --> sleng
[MED40825] slenger, n. --> 
[MED40826] slent, n.(1) --> slent
[MED40827] slent, n.(2) --> slent
[MED40828] slenten, v. --> slent
[MED40829] slenting, ger. --> 
[MED40830] sl&#x113;&#x323;p, n. --> sleep
[MED40831] sl&emacr;&dotb;pel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40832] sl&#x113;&#x323;pen, v. --> sleep
[MED40833] sl&#x113;&#x323;per(e, n. --> sleeper
[MED40834] sl&#x113;&#x323;pful, adj. --> sleepful
[MED40835] sl&#x113;&#x323;p&#x12B;, adj. --> sleepy
[MED40836] sl&#x113;&#x323;ping(e, ger. --> sleeping
[MED40837] sl&emacr;&dotb;pingenes, n. --> 
[MED40838] sl&emacr;&dotb;pingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40839] sl&#x113;&#x323;pl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> sleepless
[MED40840] sleppen, v. --> 
[MED40841] sl&#x113;&#x323;t, n.(1) --> sleet
[MED40842] sl&emacr;&dotb;t, n.(2) --> 
[MED40843] sl&emacr;&dotb;t(e, adv. --> 
[MED40844] sl&#x113;ten, v.(1) --> sleat
[MED40845] sl&#x113;&#x323;ten, v.(2) --> sleet
[MED40846] sl&#x113;ting, ger.(1) --> sleating
[MED40847] sl&emacr;&dotb;ting, ger.(2) --> sleeting
[MED40848] sleuful, adj. --> 
[MED40849] sleufull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40850] sleugh, adj. --> 
[MED40851] sl&#x113;u&#x12B;e, n. --> sleme
[MED40852] sleuth, adj. --> sleuth
[MED40853] sleuthe, n. --> sleuth
[MED40854] sleuthen, v. --> sleuth
[MED40855] sleuthful, adj. --> sleuthful
[MED40856] sleuth&#x12B;, adj. --> sleuthy
[MED40857] sleuthinge, ger. --> 
[MED40858] sl&#x113;&#x323;ve, n. --> sleeve
[MED40859] sl&#x113;&#x323;vel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> sleeveless
[MED40860] sl&#x113;&#x323;ven, v. --> sleeve
[MED40861] sl&#x113;ving(e, n. --> sleeving
[MED40862] sl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40863] slibbr&#x12B;, adj. --> slibbery
[MED40864] slibr&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> 
[MED40865] sliche, n. --> slitch
[MED40866] slidde, n. --> 
[MED40867] sl&#x12B;de, n. --> slide
[MED40868] sl&#x12B;den, v. --> slide
[MED40869] slider, adj. --> slidder
[MED40870] slider, adv. --> 
[MED40871] slideren, v. --> slidder
[MED40872] slider&#x12B;, adj. --> sliddery
[MED40873] slideringe, ger. --> 
[MED40874] slidernes(se, n. --> slidderness
[MED40875] sl&#x12B;ding(e, ger. --> sliding
[MED40876] slidr&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> 
[MED40877] slight, adj. --> slight
[MED40878] slighten, v. --> slight
[MED40879] sl&imacr;&breve;hg, n. --> 
[MED40880] sl&imacr;k, pron. --> 
[MED40881] sl&#x12B;k, adj. --> slike
[MED40882] sl&#x12B;&#x306;k(e, adj. --> slick
[MED40883] sl&#x12B;&#x306;ken, v.(1) --> slick
[MED40884] sl&#x12B;ken, v.(2) --> slike
[MED40885] sl&imacr;&breve;kestere, n. --> 
[MED40886] sl&#x12B;&#x306;ke-st&#x14D;n, n. --> slickstone
[MED40887] sl&imacr;&breve;k&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40888] sl&#x12B;&#x306;king, ger. --> slicking
[MED40889] sl&imacr;kins, adj. --> 
[MED40890] sl&#x12B;m(e, n. --> slime
[MED40891] sl&#x12B;med, adj. --> slimed
[MED40892] sl&#x12B;m&#x12B;(e, adj. --> slimy
[MED40893] sl&#x12B;ming, adj. --> sliming
[MED40894] sl&imacr;mish, adj. --> 
[MED40895] sl&imacr;m&omacr;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED40896] sling(e, n. --> sling
[MED40897] slingen, v. --> sling
[MED40898] slinger(e, n. --> slinger
[MED40899] slinging(e, ger. --> slinging
[MED40900] slinken, v. --> slink
[MED40901] slip, n. --> slip
[MED40902] sl&#x12B;pen, v. --> slipe
[MED40903] sliper, adj. --> slipper
[MED40904] sliperl&#x12B;(e, adv. --> slipperly
[MED40905] slipernes(se, n. --> slipperness
[MED40906] sliping, n. --> 
[MED40907] sl&#x12B;ping, ger. --> slipping
[MED40908] slip(pe, n.(1) --> slip
[MED40909] slip(pe, n.(2) --> slip
[MED40910] slippen, v. --> slip
[MED40911] slipper, n. --> slipper
[MED40912] slipperen, v. --> slipper
[MED40913] slipper&#x12B;e, adj. --> slippery
[MED40914] slippinge, ger. --> slipping
[MED40915] sl&#x12B;sen, v. --> slice
[MED40916] slite, n. --> slite
[MED40917] slit(te, n. --> slit
[MED40918] slitten, v. --> slit
[MED40919] slittered, ppl. --> 
[MED40920] slitting(e, ger. --> slitting
[MED40921] sl&#x12B;ven, v.(1) --> slive
[MED40922] sl&#x12B;ven, v.(2) --> slive
[MED40923] sl&#x12B;&#x306;ver(e, n. --> sliver
[MED40924] sl&imacr;&breve;veren, v.(1) --> 
[MED40925] sl&#x12B;&#x306;veren, v.(2) --> sliver
[MED40926] sl&#x12B;ving(e, ger. --> sliving
[MED40927] sl&#x14D;, n. --> sloe
[MED40928] slober(e, n. --> slobber
[MED40929] sloberen, v. --> slobber
[MED40930] slober&#x12B;(e, adj. --> slobbery
[MED40931] sloffinge, ger. --> 
[MED40932] slogard, n. --> sluggard
[MED40933] slogard&#x12B;(e, n. --> sluggardy
[MED40934] slogardnes, n. --> sluggardness
[MED40935] slogardr&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED40936] slog-wort, n. --> 
[MED40937] sloken, v. --> slock
[MED40938] slokenen, v. --> slocken
[MED40939] slokeninge, ger. --> 
[MED40940] slokken, v. --> 
[MED40941] slomb, n. --> 
[MED40942] sl&#x1D2;mber, n. --> slumber
[MED40943] sl&#x1D2;mberen, v. --> slumber
[MED40944] sl&#x1D2;mberer, n. --> slumberer
[MED40945] sl&#x1D2;mbering(e, ger. --> slumbering
[MED40946] sl&ohacek;mberish, adj. --> 
[MED40947] sl&ohacek;mbernes(se, n. --> 
[MED40948] sl&#x1D2;mbr&#x12B;, adj. --> slumbery
[MED40949] sl&omacr;p, adj. --> 
[MED40950] sl&omacr;&breve;pe, n. --> 
[MED40951] slop(pe, n. --> slop
[MED40952] sloppes, n.pl. --> 
[MED40953] sl&omacr;&breve;r(e, n. --> 
[MED40954] sl&#x14D;&#x306;r&#x12B;, n. --> slurry
[MED40955] sl&omacr;&breve;r&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40956] sl&omacr;&breve;r&imacr;&breve;ed, adj. --> 
[MED40957] slot, n.(1) --> slot
[MED40958] slot, n.(2) --> slot
[MED40959] sloteren, v. --> slotter
[MED40960] sl&#x14D;&#x323;th, n. --> sleuth
[MED40961] slotir-bugge, n. --> 
[MED40962] slotten, v. --> 
[MED40963] slou, adj. --> slow
[MED40964] sl&ohacek;ude, n. --> 
[MED40965] slouen, v. --> 
[MED40966] slouful, adj. --> slowful
[MED40966.5] sloufulnesse, n. --> slowfulness
[MED40967] slough, n.(1) --> slough
[MED40968] slough, n.(2) --> slough
[MED40969] slough&imacr;, adj.(1) --> 
[MED40970] slough&#x12B;, adj.(2) --> sloughy
[MED40971] slouh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED40972] sloul&#x12B;, adv. --> slowly
[MED40973] slounes(se, n. --> 
[MED40974] slouten, v. --> 
[MED40975] slouth(e, n. --> sloth
[MED40976] slouth(e, adj. --> sloth
[MED40977] sloutheh&#x113;de, n. --> sloth-head
[MED40978] slouthen, v. --> sloth
[MED40979] slouthful, adj. --> slothful
[MED40980] slouth&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40981] slouthing, ger. --> 
[MED40982] slouthl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40983] slouthnesse, n. --> 
[MED40984] slovein, n. --> sloven
[MED40985] sl&#x14D;-worm, n. --> slow-worm
[MED40986] sluchched, adj. --> 
[MED40987] sluger&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED40988] slugge, n.(1) --> slug
[MED40989] slu&ghacek;&ghacek;e, n.(2) --> 
[MED40990] slugge, adj. --> slug
[MED40991] slugged, adj. --> slugged
[MED40992] sluggedl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED40993] sluggednes(se, n. --> 
[MED40994] sluggel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED40995] sluggel&#x12B;, adv. --> slugly
[MED40996] sluggen, v. --> slug
[MED40997] slugg&#x12B;, adj. --> sluggy
[MED40998] slugg&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> slugginess
[MED40999] slugging, ger. --> slugging
[MED41000] sluggish, adj. --> sluggish
[MED41001] sluggishl&#x12B;, adv. --> sluggishly
[MED41002] sluggishnes, n. --> sluggishness
[MED41003] slugnes(se, n. --> slugness
[MED41004] sl&#x16B;me, n. --> sloom
[MED41005] sl&#x16B;men, v. --> sloom
[MED41006] sl&#x16B;&#x306;mm&#x12B;, adj. --> slummy
[MED41007] slutl&#x12B;, adv. --> slutly
[MED41008] slutte, n. --> slut
[MED41009] slutt&#x12B;, adj. --> slutty
[MED41010] slutt&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41011] slutt&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> 
[MED41012] sluttish, adj. --> sluttish
[MED41013] sluttisnes, n. --> 
[MED41014] smacchen, v. --> smatch
[MED41015] smacchinge, ger. --> 
[MED41016] smache-cok, n. --> smatchcock
[MED41017] sm&#xE6;l, n. --> small
[MED41018] sm&#x101;&#x306;ken, v. --> smake
[MED41019] sm&amacr;&breve;king, ger. --> 
[MED41020] smak(ke, n. --> smack
[MED41021] smakkel&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED41022] sm&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> small
[MED41023] sm&#x101;&#x306;l-&#x101;&#x306;che, n. --> smallage
[MED41024] sm&amacr;&breve;le, n. --> 
[MED41025] sm&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adv. --> small
[MED41026] sm&#x101;&#x306;len, v. --> small
[MED41027] sm&amacr;&breve;lh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED41028] sm&amacr;&breve;ling, ger. --> 
[MED41029] sm&#x101;&#x306;lish, adj. --> smallish
[MED41030] small&#x12B;, adv. --> smally
[MED41031] smallum, adv. --> smallum
[MED41032] sm&#x101;&#x306;lnes(se, n. --> smallness
[MED41033] smalynb&amacr;t, n. --> 
[MED41034] smaragd(e, n. --> smaragd
[MED41035] smaragd&#x12B;&#x306;n(e, n. --> smaragdine
[MED41036] smaragd&imacr;&breve;ne, adj. --> 
[MED41037] smateren, v. --> smatter
[MED41038] smatte, adj. --> 
[MED41039] smeagunge, n. --> 
[MED41040] smea&eth;ancl&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED41041] smedes, n.pl. --> 
[MED41042] smedma, n. --> 
[MED41043] sm&emacr;gen, v. --> 
[MED41044] sm&#x113;gh, adj. --> smeigh
[MED41045] sm&emacr;ghl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41046] sm&emacr;hnesse, n. --> 
[MED41047] sm&#x113;&#x323;k(e, n. --> smeek
[MED41048] sm&emacr;&dotb;kel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41049] sm&#x113;&#x323;ken, v. --> smeek
[MED41050] sm&emacr;kinge, ger.(1) --> 
[MED41051] sm&emacr;&dotb;kinge, ger.(2) --> 
[MED41052] sm&emacr;&dotb;kishe, adj. --> 
[MED41053] smel, n. --> smell
[MED41054] smelle&#x101;ble, adj. --> smellable
[MED41055] smellen, v. --> smell
[MED41056] smeller, n. --> smeller
[MED41057] smell&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41058] smelling(e, ger. --> smelling
[MED41059] smelt, n. --> smelt
[MED41060] smelt, adj. --> smelt
[MED41061] smelter, n. --> smelter
[MED41062] smeltes, n. --> 
[MED41063] sm&#x113;re, n. --> smear
[MED41064] sm&#x113;re, adv. --> smere
[MED41065] sm&#x113;&#x306;rels, n. --> smerles
[MED41066] sm&#x113;ren, v. --> smear
[MED41067] sm&emacr;re-n&emacr;&dotb;p, n. --> 
[MED41068] sm&#x113;re-wort, n. --> smearwort
[MED41069] sm&#x113;ringe, ger. --> smearing
[MED41070] smerl, n. --> smerl
[MED41071] smerlen, v. --> 
[MED41072] smerling, ger. --> 
[MED41073] smert, adj. --> smart
[MED41074] smert(e, n. --> smart
[MED41075] smerte, adv. --> smart
[MED41076] smerten, v. --> smart
[MED41077] smerth&#x113;d(e, n. --> smarthead
[MED41078] smerting(e, ger. --> smarting
[MED41079] smertl&#x12B;, adv. --> smartly
[MED41080] smertnes, n. --> smartness
[MED41081] sm&#x113;te, adj. --> smeat
[MED41082] sm&emacr;&dotb;th(e, n. --> 
[MED41083] sm&#x113;&#x323;th(e, adj. --> smeeth
[MED41084] sm&emacr;&dotb;the, adv. --> 
[MED41085] sm&#x113;&#x323;thel&#x12B;, adv. --> smeethly
[MED41086] sm&#x113;&#x323;then, v. --> smeeth
[MED41087] sm&#x113;&#x323;thenes(se, n. --> smeethness
[MED41088] smewe, v.p.sg. --> 
[MED41089] smiker, adj. --> smicker
[MED41090] sm&#x12B;le, n. --> smile
[MED41091] sm&#x12B;len, v. --> smile
[MED41092] sm&#x12B;ler(e, n. --> smiler
[MED41093] sm&#x12B;ling(e, ger. --> smiling
[MED41094] sm&#x12B;lingl&#x12B;, adv. --> smilingly
[MED41095] smilt, adj. --> smilt
[MED41096] smilte, adj. --> 
[MED41097] smiltnisse, n. --> 
[MED41098] smirken, v. --> smirk
[MED41099] smit, n. --> smit
[MED41100] smit(e, n.(1) --> smit
[MED41101] sm&#x12B;&#x306;te, n.(2) --> smite
[MED41102] sm&#x12B;ten, v. --> smite
[MED41103] sm&#x12B;ter(e, n. --> smiter
[MED41104] smith, n. --> smith
[MED41105] smith(e, n. --> smithe
[MED41106] smithen, v. --> smith
[MED41107] smither, adj. --> smither
[MED41107.5] smitherie, n. --> smithery
[MED41108] smith&#x12B;, n. --> smithy
[MED41109] smithiere, n. --> smithier
[MED41110] smithinge, ger. --> smithing
[MED41111] sm&#x12B;ting(e, ger. --> smiting
[MED41112] smitten, v. --> smit
[MED41113] smittinge, ger. --> 
[MED41114] smod, n. --> smod
[MED41115] smo&ghacek;inge, ger. --> 
[MED41116] smok, n. --> smock
[MED41117] sm&#x14D;ke, n. --> smoke
[MED41118] sm&#x14D;ken, v. --> smoke
[MED41119] sm&#x14D;k&#x12B;, adj. --> smoky
[MED41120] sm&omacr;k&imacr;&breve;h&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED41121] sm&#x14D;king(e, ger. --> smoking
[MED41122] sm&#x14D;kish, adj. --> smokish
[MED41123] smokl&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED41124] smolder, n. --> 
[MED41125] smolderen, v. --> 
[MED41126] Smolein, n. --> 
[MED41127] smolerh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED41128] smoleynt, n. --> 
[MED41129] smolt, n.(1) --> smolt
[MED41130] smolt, n.(2) --> 
[MED41131] smolt, adj. --> smolt
[MED41132] smolten, v. --> smolt
[MED41133] smoltl&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED41134] sm&#x14D;re, n. --> smore
[MED41135] sm&omacr;reh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED41136] sm&#x14D;ren, v. --> smore
[MED41137] sm&omacr;ringe, ger. --> 
[MED41138] sm&#x14D;&#x306;rther, n. --> smother
[MED41139] sm&#x14D;&#x306;rthering, ppl. --> smothering
[MED41140] smoterl&#x12B;, adj. --> smoterly
[MED41141] sm&#x14D;&#x323;th(e, n. --> smooth
[MED41142] sm&#x14D;&#x323;th(e, adj. --> smooth
[MED41143] sm&#x14D;&#x323;thel&#x12B;, adv. --> smoothly
[MED41144] sm&#x14D;&#x323;then, v. --> smooth
[MED41145] sm&#x14D;&#x323;thenes(se, n. --> smoothness
[MED41146] sm&#x14D;&#x306;therl&#x12B;, adv. --> smotherly
[MED41147] smotr&#x12B;, adj. --> smotry
[MED41148] smotten, v. --> smot
[MED41149] sm&umacr;&yogh;en, v. --> 
[MED41150] smuhel, adj. --> 
[MED41151] smulting, n. --> 
[MED41152] snacche, n. --> snatch
[MED41153] snacchen, v. --> snatch
[MED41154] snacled, adj. --> 
[MED41155] snaffelen, v. --> snaffle
[MED41156] snail, n. --> snail
[MED41157] snaip(e, adj. --> snaip
[MED41158] snaipel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41159] snaipen, v. --> snape
[MED41160] snaiping, ger. --> 
[MED41161] snak, n. --> snack
[MED41162] sn&#x101;ke, n. --> snake
[MED41163] snakeren, v. --> snaker
[MED41164] snape, n. --> snape
[MED41165] snaperen, v. --> snapper
[MED41166] snapering, ger. --> snappering
[MED41167] snarchen, v. --> snarche
[MED41168] sn&#x101;re, n. --> snare
[MED41169] sn&#x101;ren, v. --> snare
[MED41170] sn&amacr;ring(e, ger. --> 
[MED41171] snarl(e, n. --> snarl
[MED41172] snarlen, v. --> snarl
[MED41173] snarler, n. --> snarler
[MED41174] snarlinge, ger. --> snarling
[MED41175] snarpl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41176] snart, adj. --> snart
[MED41177] snart, adv. --> 
[MED41178] snartl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41179] snatted(e, adj. --> snatted
[MED41180] sneat, n. --> 
[MED41181] sneater, n. --> 
[MED41182] sn&#x113;de, n.(1) --> snead
[MED41183] sn&#x113;de, n.(2) --> snede
[MED41184] snee, n. --> 
[MED41185] snegge, n. --> sneg
[MED41186] sneipen, v. --> sneipe
[MED41187] snek, n. --> sneck
[MED41188] sneke, n. --> sneke
[MED41189] snekken, v. --> 
[MED41190] snel, adj. --> snell
[MED41191] snel, adv. --> 
[MED41192] snellen, v. --> 
[MED41193] snell&#x12B;, adv. --> snelly
[MED41194] sn&#x113;&#x323;pe, adj. --> snepe
[MED41195] sn&emacr;&dotb;ren, v. --> 
[MED41196] sn&emacr;&dotb;ringe, ger. --> 
[MED41197] sn&#x113;sen, v.(1) --> snese
[MED41198] sn&#x113;&#x323;sen, v.(2) --> sneeze
[MED41199] sn&emacr;&dotb;singe, ger. --> 
[MED41200] sneue, n. --> 
[MED41201] sneuen, v. --> snew
[MED41202] sneuing, ger. --> 
[MED41203] sneven, v. --> sneve
[MED41204] snevenge, ger. --> 
[MED41205] snibbe, n. --> snib
[MED41206] snibben, v. --> snib
[MED41207] snibbing(e, ger. --> snibbing
[MED41208] snid, n.(1) --> 
[MED41209] snid, n.(2) --> 
[MED41210] sniffen, v. --> sniff
[MED41211] snifteren, v. --> snifter
[MED41212] sniftinge, ger. --> snifting
[MED41213] snig(ge, n. --> snig
[MED41214] sn&imacr;&breve;&yogh;en, v. --> 
[MED41215] sn&#x12B;ken, v. --> snike
[MED41216] snik snak, phr. --> 
[MED41217] sn&#x12B;pe, n. --> snipe
[MED41218] snippand, adj. --> 
[MED41219] snirt, adj. --> 
[MED41220] snirten, v. --> 
[MED41221] sn&#x12B;te, n. --> snite
[MED41222] sn&#x12B;tel(e, n. --> snitel(s
[MED41223] sn&#x12B;ten, v. --> snite
[MED41224] sn&#x12B;ter, n. --> sniter
[MED41225] snitere, n. --> 
[MED41226] sniteren, v. --> 
[MED41227] sn&#x12B;then, v. --> snithe
[MED41228] sn&imacr;&breve;thil, n. --> 
[MED41229] sn&imacr;ting, n. --> 
[MED41230] sn&#x12B;ting(e, ger. --> sniting
[MED41231] snit(te, n. --> snit
[MED41232] snittinge, ger. --> snitting
[MED41233] snivel, n. --> snivel
[MED41234] snivelard, n. --> snivelard
[MED41235] snivelen, v. --> snivel
[MED41236] sniveler, n. --> sniveller
[MED41237] snivel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41238] snivelinge, ger. --> snivelling
[MED41239] snobben, v. --> snob
[MED41240] snobb&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41241] snobbing(e, ger. --> snubbing
[MED41242] snoberl&#x12B;, adv. --> snobberly
[MED41243] sn&omacr;&breve;chinge, ger. --> 
[MED41244] sn&omacr;&dotb;d, n. --> 
[MED41245] sn&#x14D;de, n. --> snode
[MED41246] snof(fe, n. --> snuff
[MED41247] snoffen, v. --> snuff
[MED41248] snoffer, n. --> snuffer
[MED41249] snoffing(e, ger. --> 
[MED41250] sn&#x14D;&#x306;ke, n. --> snook
[MED41251] sn&#x14D;&#x306;ken, v. --> snoke
[MED41252] sn&omacr;&breve;kinge, ger. --> 
[MED41253] sn&omacr;re, n.(1) --> 
[MED41254] sn&#x14D;re, n.(2) --> snore
[MED41255] sn&#x14D;ren, v. --> snore
[MED41256] sn&omacr;rere, n. --> 
[MED41257] sn&#x14D;ringe, ger. --> snoring
[MED41258] snorkil, n. --> snorkle
[MED41259] snorten, v. --> snort
[MED41260] snoter, adj. --> snoter
[MED41261] snoternes(se, n. --> 
[MED41262] snotte, n. --> snot
[MED41263] snotten, v. --> snot
[MED41264] snou, n. --> snow
[MED41265] Snouden, n. --> 
[MED41266] snouen, v.(1) --> snow
[MED41267] sn&ohacek;uen, v.(2) --> 
[MED41268] snou&#x12B;, adj. --> snowy
[MED41269] snouing, ger. --> snowing
[MED41270] snouish, adj. --> 
[MED41271] sn&ohacek;uren, v. --> 
[MED41272] sn&#x1D2;ut(e, n. --> snout
[MED41273] sn&#x1D2;uted, adj. --> snouted
[MED41274] sn&ohacek;uten, v. --> 
[MED41275] snou-wh&#x12B;t, adj. --> snow-white
[MED41276] snufkin, n. --> snuffkin
[MED41277] snurpen, v. --> snurp
[MED41278] snurten, v. --> snurt
[MED41279] sn&#x16B;ven, v. --> snuve
[MED41280] s&#x14D;, n. --> soe
[MED41281] s&#x14D;, adv. --> so
[MED41282] sobbe, n. --> sob
[MED41283] sobben, v. --> sob
[MED41284] sobb&#x12B;, adj. --> sobby
[MED41285] sobbing(e, ger. --> sobbing
[MED41286] s&omacr;br&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED41287] s&#x14D;bre, adj. --> sober
[MED41288] s&omacr;brel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41289] s&#x14D;bren, v. --> sober
[MED41290] s&#x14D;brenes(se, n. --> soberness
[MED41291] s&#x14D;bret&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> soberty
[MED41292] s&#x14D;&#x306;br&#x12B;&#x306;et&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sobriety
[MED41293] soc&#x101;de, n. --> succade
[MED41294] soc&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> socage
[MED41295] s&#x14D;ci&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> social
[MED41296] s&#x14D;ci&#x101;t(e, adj. --> sociate
[MED41297] s&omacr;cibbilit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED41298] s&#x14D;cien, v. --> socie
[MED41299] soc&#x1D2;ur, n. --> succour
[MED41300] soc&#x1D2;ur&#x101;ble, adj. --> succourable
[MED41301] soc&#x1D2;uraunce, n. --> succurrance
[MED41302] soc&#x1D2;uren, v. --> succour
[MED41303] soc&#x1D2;urer, n. --> succourer
[MED41304] soc&#x1D2;uring(e, ger. --> succouring
[MED41305] soc&#x1D2;url&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> succourless
[MED41306] soc&ohacek;urs, n. --> 
[MED41307] s&#x14D;&#x306;da, n. --> soda
[MED41308] sod(de, n. --> sod
[MED41309] sodden, v. --> 
[MED41310] soddes, n.pl. --> 
[MED41311] s&#x14D;de, n. --> sod
[MED41312] sodein, adj. --> sudden
[MED41313] sodein, adv. --> 
[MED41314] s&omacr;&breve;deinesse, n. --> 
[MED41315] sodeinl&#x12B;, adv. --> suddenly
[MED41316] sodeint&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> suddenty
[MED41317] Sodom(e, n. --> Sodom
[MED41318] sodom&#x12B;(e, n. --> sodomy
[MED41319] sodomi&yogh;te, adj. --> 
[MED41320] sodom&#x12B;&#x306;ke, adj. --> sodomic
[MED41321] sodom&#x12B;t(e, n. --> sodomite
[MED41322] s&#x14D;-ever, adv. --> soever
[MED41323] soffen, v. --> 
[MED41324] soft(e, n. --> soft
[MED41325] soft(e, adj. --> soft
[MED41326] soft(e, adv. --> soft
[MED41327] soften, v. --> soft
[MED41328] softenen, v. --> soften
[MED41329] softening(e, ger. --> softening
[MED41330] softh&#x113;d(e, n. --> softhead
[MED41331] softing(e, ger. --> softing
[MED41332] softl&#x12B;, adv. --> softly
[MED41333] softnes(se, n. --> softness
[MED41334] soft-yerne, n. --> soft-yern
[MED41335] s&#x14D;g&#x101;t(e, adv. --> sogate
[MED41336] s&#x14D;g&#x101;tes, adv. --> sogates
[MED41337] soggon, ppl. --> 
[MED41338] so&yogh;o&eth;a, n. --> 
[MED41339] so-hou, interj. --> soho
[MED41340] soigne, n. --> sunyie
[MED41341] soignen, v. --> sunyie
[MED41342] soigneus, adj. --> soignous
[MED41343] soigning, ger. --> 
[MED41344] soign&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41345] soil, n.(1) --> soil
[MED41346] soil, n.(2) --> soil
[MED41347] soile, n. --> soil
[MED41348] soilen, v.(1) --> soil
[MED41349] soilen, v.(2) --> 
[MED41350] soilen, v.(3) --> 
[MED41351] soilen, v.(4) --> soil
[MED41352] soile-p&emacr;&breve;l, n. --> 
[MED41353] soil&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41354] soiling, ger. --> souling
[MED41355] soiling(e, ger. --> soiling
[MED41356] soillart, n. --> soillart
[MED41357] soilment, n. --> 
[MED41358] soil&#x16B;re, n. --> soilure
[MED41359] s&#x14D;&#x306;j&#x1D2;ur(e, n. --> sojour
[MED41360] s&#x14D;&#x306;j&#x1D2;uren, v. --> sojour
[MED41361] s&omacr;&breve;j&ohacek;urnaunce, n. --> 
[MED41362] s&#x14D;&#x306;j&#x1D2;urnaunt, n. --> sojournant
[MED41363] s&#x14D;&#x306;j&#x1D2;urn(e, n. --> sojourn
[MED41364] s&#x14D;&#x306;j&#x1D2;urnen, v. --> sojourn
[MED41365] s&#x14D;&#x306;j&#x1D2;urner, n. --> sojourner
[MED41366] s&#x14D;&#x306;j&#x1D2;urning(e, ger. --> sojourning
[MED41367] sok, n.(1) --> sock
[MED41368] sok, n.(2) --> sock
[MED41369] s&#x14D;&#x306;k(e, n.(1) --> soke
[MED41370] s&omacr;ke, n.(2) --> 
[MED41371] s&#x14D;&#x306;ke-man, n. --> sokeman
[MED41372] s&#x14D;ken, v. --> soak
[MED41373] s&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ken(e, n. --> soken
[MED41374] soket, n.(1) --> socket
[MED41375] soket, n.(2) --> sucket
[MED41376] s&omacr;king(e, ger. --> 
[MED41377] s&#x14D;kingl&#x12B;, adv. --> soakingly
[MED41378] sol, n.(1) --> sol
[MED41379] sol, n.(2) --> 
[MED41380] sol, n.(3) --> 
[MED41381] s&#x14D;l, n.(4) --> sole
[MED41382] sol&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> solation
[MED41383] sol&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED41384] s&#x14D;&#x306;l&#x101;ci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> solacious
[MED41385] s&#x14D;&#x306;l&#x101;&#x306;s, n. --> solace
[MED41386] s&omacr;&breve;l&amacr;&breve;se, adj. --> 
[MED41387] s&#x14D;&#x306;l&#x101;&#x306;sen, v. --> solace
[MED41388] s&omacr;&breve;l&amacr;&breve;sing(e, ger. --> 
[MED41389] solate, n. --> 
[MED41390] solatrum, n. --> 
[MED41391] s&#x14D;&#x306;launce, n. --> solance
[MED41392] s&omacr;&breve;launcen, v. --> 
[MED41393] s&omacr;&breve;launcing, ger. --> 
[MED41394] solcenesse, n. --> 
[MED41395] solde, n. --> 
[MED41396] s&#x14D;&#x306;le, n. --> sole
[MED41397] s&#x14D;l(e, adj.(1) --> sole
[MED41398] sol(e, adj.(2) --> sol
[MED41399] s&#x14D;&#x306;led, adj. --> soled
[MED41400] solein(e, adj. --> solein
[MED41401] soleinnesse, n. --> 
[MED41402] soleint&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED41403] solemniz&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED41404] solempne, adj. --> solemn
[MED41405] solempnel&#x12B;, adv. --> solemnly
[MED41405.5] solempneli, adj. --> solemnly
[MED41406] solempnen, v. --> solemn
[MED41407] solempn&#x12B;, adj. --> solemny
[MED41408] solempn&imacr;(e, adv. --> 
[MED41409] solempn&imacr;en, v. --> 
[MED41410] solempnif&imacr;en, v. --> 
[MED41411] solempn&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;e, adv. --> 
[MED41412] solempnis&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> solemnization
[MED41413] solempn&#x12B;sen, v. --> solemnize
[MED41414] solempn&imacr;sing, ger. --> 
[MED41415] solempnit&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED41416] solempnit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> solemnity
[MED41417] solempt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> solemnty
[MED41418] s&#x14D;len, v. --> sole
[MED41419] s&#x14D;&#x306;l&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> sollar
[MED41420] solered, adj. --> 
[MED41421] solerne, n. --> 
[MED41422] solfen, v. --> solf
[MED41423] solfing(e, ger. --> 
[MED41424] sol&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41425] s&omacr;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41426] solicit&#x101;te, adj. --> solicitate
[MED41427] soliciten, v. --> solicit
[MED41428] soliciting, ger. --> soliciting
[MED41429] solicit&#x1D2;ur, n. --> solicitor
[MED41430] solicit&#x16B;de, n. --> solicitude
[MED41431] solid&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED41432] solid(e, adj. --> solid
[MED41433] solidit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED41434] solidus, n. --> solidus
[MED41435] sol&#x12B;(e, n. --> solie
[MED41436] solier, n. --> 
[MED41437] s&omacr;liloquies, n. pl. --> 
[MED41438] s&omacr;ling(e, ger. --> 
[MED41439] s&#x14D;&#x306;lit&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> solitary
[MED41440] s&#x14D;&#x306;lit&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> solitary
[MED41441] s&#x14D;&#x306;lit&#x101;r&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> solitarily
[MED41442] s&omacr;&breve;lit&amacr;r&imacr;&breve;nes, n. --> 
[MED41443] s&omacr;&breve;liters, n. --> 
[MED41444] s&#x14D;&#x306;lit&#x16B;de, n. --> solitude
[MED41445] soliven, v. --> 
[MED41446] s&omacr;lnes, n. --> 
[MED41447] solosece, n. --> 
[MED41448] solsecle, n. --> solsecle
[MED41449] solsequium, n. --> 
[MED41450] solstice, n. --> solstice
[MED41451] solstici&amacr;l, adj. --> 
[MED41452] solstici&#x1D2;un, n. --> solsticion
[MED41453] sol&umacr;&breve;bel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41454] sol&#x16B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> soluble
[MED41455] sol&umacr;&breve;blenesse, n. --> 
[MED41456] sol&#x16B;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> solution
[MED41457] sol&#x16B;te, adj. --> solute
[MED41458] sol&umacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED41459] solven, v. --> solve
[MED41460] solving, ger. --> 
[MED41461] solwen, v. --> solwe
[MED41462] solw&#x12B;, adj. --> solwy
[MED41463] solw&imacr;nes, n. --> 
[MED41464] solwing(e, ger. --> 
[MED41465] s&#x1D2;m, pron. --> some
[MED41466] s&ohacek;m, adj. --> 
[MED41467] s&ohacek;m, adv. --> 
[MED41468] -s&ohacek;m, suf.(1) --> 
[MED41469] -s&ohacek;m, suf.(2) --> 
[MED41470] s&ohacek;m-bod&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED41471] s&#x1D2;m-d&#x113;l, n. --> somedeal
[MED41472] s&ohacek;m-d&emacr;l, adj. --> 
[MED41473] s&ohacek;m-d&emacr;l, adv. --> 
[MED41474] s&#x14D;&#x323;me, n. --> some
[MED41475] s&#x14D;&#x323;me, adj. --> some
[MED41476] s&#x1D2;mer, n.(1) --> summer
[MED41477] s&#x1D2;mer, n.(2) --> summer
[MED41478] s&#x1D2;mer-castel, n. --> summercastle
[MED41479] s&#x1D2;meren, v. --> summer
[MED41480] s&#x1D2;mer-halle, n. --> summer hall
[MED41481] s&#x1D2;mer-h&#x1D2;us, n. --> summer house
[MED41482] s&#x1D2;mer&#x12B;, adj. --> summery
[MED41483] s&ohacek;mer-l&aelig;&macr;cen, v. --> 
[MED41484] s&ohacek;mer-laien, v. --> 
[MED41485] s&#x1D2;merl&#x12B;, adj. --> summerly
[MED41486] s&#x1D2;mer-lond, n. --> summerland
[MED41487] -s&ohacek;mes, suf. --> 
[MED41488] s&ohacek;mes-weies, adv. --> 
[MED41489] somet, n. --> summit
[MED41490] s&ohacek;mkin, adj. --> 
[MED41491] s&ohacek;mkinnes, adj. --> 
[MED41492] somme, n.(1) --> 
[MED41493] somme, n.(2) --> sum
[MED41494] sommen, v. --> sum
[MED41495] somminge, ger. --> summing
[MED41496] somnen, v. --> summon
[MED41497] somninge, ger. --> 
[MED41498] somn&#x1D2;ur, n. --> somner
[MED41499] s&ohacek;m-&ohacek;n, pron. --> 
[MED41500] somonaunce, n. --> summonance
[MED41501] somond, n. --> summond
[MED41502] somonden, v. --> summond
[MED41503] somondes, n. --> 
[MED41504] somondinge, ger. --> 
[MED41505] somond&#x1D2;ur, n. --> summonder
[MED41506] somonici&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> summonition
[MED41507] som&#x1D2;un, n. --> summon
[MED41508] som&#x1D2;uns, n. --> summons
[MED41509] sompe, n. --> sump
[MED41510] sompne&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> sompnary
[MED41511] sompnolence, n. --> somnolence
[MED41512] sompnolent(e, adj. --> somnolent
[MED41513] sompter, n. --> sumpter
[MED41514] somr&#x1D2;une, n. --> somrune
[MED41515] s&#x1D2;mskinnes, adj. --> somekin(s
[MED41516] s&#x1D2;m-thing, phr. &amp; n. --> something
[MED41517] s&ohacek;m-t&imacr;me, adj. --> 
[MED41518] s&ohacek;m-t&imacr;me, adv. --> 
[MED41519] s&ohacek;m-t&imacr;mes, adv. --> 
[MED41520] s&ohacek;m-wai, adv. --> 
[MED41521] s&ohacek;m-waies, adv. --> 
[MED41522] s&ohacek;m-whan, adv. --> 
[MED41523] s&ohacek;m-what, pron. --> 
[MED41524] s&ohacek;m-what, adj. --> 
[MED41525] s&ohacek;m-what, adv. --> 
[MED41526] s&ohacek;m-whatl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41527] s&#x1D2;m-wh&#x113;r, adv. --> somewhere
[MED41528] s&ohacek;m-which, adj. --> 
[MED41529] s&ohacek;m-whider, adv. --> 
[MED41530] s&ohacek;m-wh&imacr;le, adv. --> 
[MED41531] s&#x1D2;m-wh&#x12B;les, adv. --> somewhiles
[MED41532] s&ohacek;m-wh&omacr;, pron. --> 
[MED41533] s&ohacek;m-w&imacr;se, adv. --> 
[MED41534] S&#x1D2;n-dai, n. --> Sunday
[MED41534.5] Sondaili, adv. --> Sundaily
[MED41535] s&#x14D;&#x306;nd(e, n. --> sand
[MED41536] s&ohacek;nder, adj. --> sunder
[MED41537] s&#x1D2;nder, adv. --> sunder
[MED41538] s&ohacek;nderaunce, n. --> 
[MED41539] s&omacr;&breve;nder-b&omacr;de, n. --> 
[MED41540] s&#x1D2;nderen, v. --> sunder
[MED41541] s&ohacek;nderh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED41542] s&#x1D2;ndering(e, ger. --> sundering
[MED41543] s&#x1D2;nder-l&#x113;&#x323;pes, adv. --> sunderlepes
[MED41544] s&#x1D2;nderl&#x12B;, adj. --> sunderly
[MED41545] s&#x1D2;nderl&#x12B;, adv. --> sunderly
[MED41546] s&#x1D2;nderling, adv. --> sunderling
[MED41546.5] sonderlipe, adv. --> sunderlepe
[MED41547] s&#x1D2;ndernesse, n. --> sunderness
[MED41548] s&#x1D2;nder-w&#x12B;se, adv. --> sunderwise
[MED41549] s&omacr;&breve;ndes-man, n. --> 
[MED41550] s&omacr;&breve;nd-man, n. --> 
[MED41551] s&#x1D2;ndr&#x12B;, adj. --> sundry
[MED41552] s&#x1D2;ndr&#x12B;, adv. --> sundry
[MED41553] s&#x1D2;ndr&#x12B;f&#x14D;ld, adj. --> sundryfold
[MED41554] s&ohacek;ndr&imacr;h&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED41555] s&#x1D2;ndr&#x12B;-l&#x113;&#x323;pes, adj. --> sundrylepes
[MED41556] s&#x1D2;ndr&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> sundrily
[MED41557] s&#x1D2;ne, n. --> son
[MED41558] s&omacr;&dotb;ne, adj. --> 
[MED41559] s&#x14D;&#x323;ne, adv. --> soon
[MED41560] s&ohacek;ne-in-lai, n. --> 
[MED41561] s&#x1D2;ne-in-laue, n. --> sonlaw
[MED41562] s&#x1D2;nel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> sonless
[MED41563] s&ohacek;nel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41564] s&#x1D2;nen, v. --> son
[MED41565] s&omacr;&dotb;nerightes, adv. --> 
[MED41566] s&omacr;&dotb;nes, adv. --> 
[MED41567] sonet, n. --> sonnet
[MED41568] sonete, n. --> sonnette
[MED41569] s&#x14D;&#x306;ng, n. --> song
[MED41570] son&ghacek;en, v. --> 
[MED41571] s&#x14D;&#x306;ngere, n. --> songer
[MED41572] son&#x1E7;ew&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> songuary
[MED41573] s&#x14D;&#x306;ngful, adj. --> songful
[MED41574] s&#x14D;&#x306;ngl&#x12B;, adj. --> songly
[MED41575] s&#x14D;&#x306;ngster, n. --> songster
[MED41576] s&#x1D2;nh&#x113;d(e, n. --> sonhead
[MED41577] s&#x14D;&#x323;nl&#x12B;, adv. --> soonly
[MED41578] s&#x1D2;nne, n. --> sun
[MED41579] s&ohacek;nne-ar&imacr;sing, n. --> 
[MED41580] s&#x1D2;nne-b&#x113;m, n. --> sunbeam
[MED41581] s&ohacek;nne-g&omacr;inge-d&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED41582] s&#x1D2;nnel&#x12B;, adj. --> sunly
[MED41583] s&#x1D2;nne-light, n. --> sunlight
[MED41584] s&#x1D2;nnen, v. --> sun
[MED41585] s&#x1D2;nne-r&#x12B;se, n. --> sunrise
[MED41586] s&#x1D2;nne-r&#x12B;sing(e, n. --> sunrising
[MED41587] s&#x1D2;nne-rist, n. --> sunrist
[MED41588] s&#x1D2;nne-setting(e, n. --> sunsetting
[MED41589] s&#x1D2;nne-sh&#x12B;n(e, n. --> sunshine
[MED41590] s&#x1D2;nn&#x12B;, adj. --> sunny
[MED41591] s&ohacek;nnish, adj. --> 
[MED41592] son&#x1D2;ure, adj. --> sonore
[MED41593] s&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n&ohacek;use, adj. --> 
[MED41594] s&#x14D;&#x306;pe, n.(1) --> sope
[MED41595] s&#x14D;pe, n.(2) --> soap
[MED41596] sop&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n.(1) --> supper
[MED41597] s&#x14D;per(e, n.(2) --> soaper
[MED41598] soperlis, adj. --> supperless
[MED41599] soph&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED41600] soph&#x113;&#x323;na, n. --> saphena
[MED41601] soph&emacr;&dotb;ne, adj. --> 
[MED41602] soph&#x12B;e, n. --> sophy
[MED41603] soph&#x12B;&#x306;m(e, n. --> sophism
[MED41604] sophiste, n. --> 
[MED41605] sophistic&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> sophistication
[MED41606] sophistic&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> sophistical
[MED41607] sophistic&#x101;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> sophistically
[MED41608] sophistic&#x101;ten, v. --> sophisticate
[MED41609] sophist&imacr;&breve;k, adj. --> 
[MED41610] sophistre, n. --> sophister
[MED41611] sophistr&#x12B;(e, n. --> sophistry
[MED41612] sop&omacr;r&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED41613] sop&omacr;r&amacr;&breve;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED41614] sop(pe, n.(1) --> sop
[MED41615] sop(pe, n.(2) --> sop
[MED41616] soppen, v. --> sop
[MED41617] sopper, n. --> 
[MED41618] sor&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> sorage
[MED41619] s&#x14D;raunce, n. --> sorance
[MED41620] sorb&imacr;&breve;le, adj. --> 
[MED41621] sorbotin, n. --> 
[MED41622] sorcer, n. --> sorcer
[MED41623] sorcer&emacr;&breve;r(e, n. --> 
[MED41624] sorceresse, n. --> sorceress
[MED41625] sorcer&#x12B;(e, n. --> sorcery
[MED41626] sorchen, v. --> 
[MED41627] sordes, n. --> 
[MED41628] sordic&imacr;&breve;e, n. --> 
[MED41629] sordide, adj. --> 
[MED41630] sord&imacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED41631] s&#x14D;r(e, n.(1) --> sore
[MED41632] sor&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> sorr&#xE9;
[MED41633] s&#x14D;&#x306;r(e, adj.(1) --> sore
[MED41634] s&#x14D;r(e, adj.(2) --> sore
[MED41635] sor&emacr;&dotb;, adj.(3) --> 
[MED41636] s&#x14D;re, adv. --> sore
[MED41637] sored(e, adj. --> sored
[MED41638] sorel, n. --> sorrel
[MED41639] sorel, adj. --> sorrel
[MED41640] soreld, adj. --> sorrelled
[MED41641] s&omacr;ren, v.(1) --> 
[MED41642] s&#x14D;ren, v.(2) --> sore
[MED41643] s&omacr;res, adv. --> 
[MED41644] s&omacr;&dotb;&breve;r&yogh;e, n. --> 
[MED41645] s&omacr;rh&emacr;&breve;d(e, n. --> 
[MED41646] s&#x14D;r&#x12B;, adj. --> sorry
[MED41647] s&omacr;r&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41648] s&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> sorry
[MED41649] s&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adj. --> sorrily
[MED41650] s&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> sorrily
[MED41651] s&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;nes(se, n. --> sorriness
[MED41652] s&omacr;ring, ger. --> 
[MED41653] s&#x14D;&#x306;ring, adj. --> soring
[MED41654] s&#x14D;rl&#x12B;, adj. --> sorely
[MED41655] s&omacr;rl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41656] sorn, n. --> 
[MED41657] s&#x14D;rnes(se, n. --> soreness
[MED41658] sornful, adj. --> 
[MED41659] soros, n. --> 
[MED41660] sorporred, ppl. --> 
[MED41661] sorporringe, ger. --> 
[MED41662] s&#x14D;&#x306;rt, n.(1) --> sort
[MED41663] s&#x14D;&#x306;rt, n.(2) --> sort
[MED41664] s&#x14D;&#x306;rt(e, n. --> sort
[MED41665] sorteleg&#x12B;e, n. --> sortilegy
[MED41666] s&#x14D;&#x306;rtel&#x12B;, adj. --> sortly
[MED41667] s&#x14D;&#x306;rten, v.(1) --> sort
[MED41668] s&omacr;&breve;rten, v.(2) --> 
[MED41669] sorticle, n. --> 
[MED41670] sortile&#x1E7;e, n. --> sortilege
[MED41671] sortile&#x1E7;er, n. --> sortileger
[MED41672] s&#x14D;&#x306;rting, ger. --> sorting
[MED41673] s&omacr;&breve;rt&umacr;ne, n. --> 
[MED41674] sorunk, n. --> 
[MED41675] s&#x14D;r&#x16B;s, adj. --> sorous
[MED41676] sorw&amacr;&breve;t&omacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED41677] sorwe, n. --> sorrow
[MED41678] sorweful, adj. --> sorrowful
[MED41679] sorwefulh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED41680] sorwefull&#x12B;, adv. --> sorrowfully
[MED41681] sorwefullish, adj. --> 
[MED41682] sorwefulnes(se, n. --> 
[MED41683] sorwel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> sorrowless
[MED41684] sorwel&#x12B;, adv. --> sorrowly
[MED41685] sorwen, v. --> sorrow
[MED41686] sorwenes(se, n. --> sorrowness
[MED41687] sorw&#x12B;, adj. --> sorrowy
[MED41688] sorwing(e, ger. --> 
[MED41689] sorwingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41690] s&omacr;&breve;s, n. --> 
[MED41691] sosp&imacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED41692] sot, n.(1) --> sot
[MED41693] s&#x14D;&#x323;t, n.(2) --> soot
[MED41694] sot, adj. --> 
[MED41695] s&omacr;&dotb;t(e, n. --> 
[MED41696] s&#x14D;&#x323;t(e, adj. --> soot
[MED41697] s&#x14D;&#x323;te, adv. --> soot
[MED41698] soteeche, n.pl. --> 
[MED41699] s&#x14D;&#x323;tel&#x12B;, adv. --> sootly
[MED41700] s&omacr;&dotb;tenesse, n. --> 
[MED41701] s&#x14D;&#x323;th, n. --> sooth
[MED41702] s&#x14D;&#x323;th, adj. --> sooth
[MED41703] s&omacr;&dotb;&eth;-cn&amacr;wes, adj. --> 
[MED41704] s&#x14D;&#x323;th(e, adv. --> sooth
[MED41705] soth&#x113;&#x306;d(e, n. --> sothead
[MED41706] s&omacr;&dotb;thel&emacr;&dotb;che, n. --> 
[MED41707] s&#x14D;&#x323;then, v. --> soothe
[MED41708] s&omacr;&dotb;thes, adv. --> 
[MED41708.5] sothfast, n. --> sothfast
[MED41709] s&omacr;&dotb;thfast, adj. --> 
[MED41710] s&omacr;&dotb;thfast, adv. --> 
[MED41711] s&omacr;&dotb;thfasth&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED41712] s&omacr;&dotb;thfastl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41713] s&omacr;&dotb;thfastnes(se, n. --> 
[MED41714] s&omacr;&dotb;thful, adj. --> 
[MED41715] s&omacr;&dotb;thfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41716] s&omacr;&dotb;thh&emacr;&breve;d(e, n. --> 
[MED41717] s&omacr;&dotb;th&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41718] s&omacr;&dotb;thing, ger. --> 
[MED41719] s&#x14D;&#x323;thl&#x12B;, adj. --> soothly
[MED41720] s&#x14D;&#x323;thl&#x12B;, adv. --> soothly
[MED41721] s&#x14D;&#x323;thnes(se, n. --> soothness
[MED41722] s&omacr;&dotb;thright, adv. --> 
[MED41723] s&omacr;&dotb;&thorn;rihtes, adv. --> 
[MED41724] s&omacr;&dotb;th-sagel, adj. --> 
[MED41725] s&omacr;&dotb;th-sau(e, n. --> 
[MED41726] s&omacr;&dotb;th-sauen, v. --> 
[MED41727] s&omacr;&dotb;th-sauer, n. --> 
[MED41728] s&#x14D;&#x323;th-seier(e, n. --> soothsayer
[MED41729] s&omacr;&dotb;th-seiing(e, ger. --> 
[MED41730] s&omacr;&dotb;thshipe, n. --> 
[MED41731] s&#x14D;&#x323;t&#x12B;, adj. --> sooty
[MED41732] sot&#x12B;e, n. --> sotie
[MED41733] sotil, n. --> 
[MED41734] sotil, adj. --> subtle
[MED41735] sotilen, v. --> subtle
[MED41736] sotilh&#x113;&#x306;d(e, n. --> subtlehead
[MED41737] sotiling, ger. --> 
[MED41738] sotill&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41739] sotill&#x12B;, adv. --> subtly
[MED41740] sotilment, adv. --> 
[MED41741] sotilnes(se, n. --> subtleness
[MED41742] sotilt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> subtlety
[MED41743] sotl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41744] sotl&#x12B;, adv. --> sotly
[MED41745] sotship(e, n. --> sotship
[MED41746] sotten, v. --> sot
[MED41747] s&ohacek;u-, pref. --> 
[MED41748] s&ohacek;ubail&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED41749] s&ohacek;ubaillif, n. --> 
[MED41750] s&#x1D2;ucark, n. --> sukkarke
[MED41751] s&#x1D2;uceler&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> southcellarer
[MED41751.5] souchauntour, n. --> succentor
[MED41752] s&ohacek;uchar&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED41753] s&ohacek;uche, n. --> 
[MED41754] s&#x1D2;uchen, v. --> souche
[MED41755] soudan, n. --> soldan
[MED41756] soudanesse, n. --> 
[MED41757] soud(e, n.(1) --> 
[MED41758] soud(e, n.(2) --> sold
[MED41759] soud&emacr;&dotb;, n.(3) --> 
[MED41760] s&#x1D2;ud&#x113;ken, n. --> subdeacon
[MED41761] soudelet, n. --> sodlet
[MED41762] soudel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41763] s&ohacek;ud&emacr;n, n. --> 
[MED41764] souden, v.(1) --> sold
[MED41765] souden, v.(2) --> sold
[MED41766] souder(e, n. --> solder
[MED41767] souderen, v. --> solder
[MED41768] soudering, ger. --> 
[MED41769] soud&imacr;&breve;nes, n. --> 
[MED41770] souding, ger. --> 
[MED41771] souding(e, ger. --> 
[MED41772] soudi&#x1D2;ur, n. --> soldier
[MED41773] soudi&ohacek;ur, adj. --> 
[MED41774] soue, n.(1) --> sow
[MED41775] s&#x1D2;ue, n.(2) --> sow
[MED41776] souel, n.(1) --> sowel
[MED41777] s&#x1D2;uel, n.(2) --> sowl
[MED41778] s&ohacek;uen, adj. --> 
[MED41779] souen, v.(1) --> sow
[MED41780] s&ohacek;uen, v.(2) --> 
[MED41781] sou&emacr;&breve;r(e, n. --> 
[MED41782] s&ohacek;ue-thistel, n. --> 
[MED41783] sough, n. --> sough
[MED41784] sought, n. --> sought
[MED41785] souing(e, ger. --> 
[MED41786] s&#x1D2;uke, n. --> sock
[MED41787] s&#x1D2;uken, v. --> suck
[MED41788] s&#x1D2;uker(e, n. --> sucker
[MED41789] s&#x1D2;ukerel, n. --> suckerel
[MED41790] s&ohacek;ukeren, v. --> 
[MED41791] s&#x1D2;uking(e, ger. --> sucking
[MED41792] s&ohacek;ukingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41793] soul, adj. --> 
[MED41794] s&ohacek;ul&amacr;s, n. --> 
[MED41795] soul(e, n. --> soul
[MED41796] soule-heil, n. --> 
[MED41797] soule-h&emacr;le, n. --> 
[MED41798] souleles, adj. --> 
[MED41799] soulement, adv. --> soulement
[MED41800] soule-messe, n. --> soul mass
[MED41801] soulen, v. --> soul
[MED41802] soul&#x12B;, adj. --> souly
[MED41803] souling(e, ger. --> 
[MED41804] soulive, n. --> 
[MED41805] soume, n. --> soam
[MED41806] s&#x1D2;un, n. --> sound
[MED41807] s&ohacek;und&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED41808] s&#x1D2;und(e, n.(1) --> sound
[MED41809] s&#x1D2;und(e, n.(2) --> sound
[MED41810] s&#x1D2;und(e, adj. --> sound
[MED41811] s&#x1D2;und(e, adv. --> sound
[MED41812] s&ohacek;unden, v.(1) --> 
[MED41813] s&#x1D2;unden, v.(2) --> sound
[MED41814] s&ohacek;undful, adv. --> 
[MED41815] s&ohacek;undfullen, v. --> 
[MED41816] s&ohacek;undfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41817] s&ohacek;undfulnesse, n. --> 
[MED41818] s&#x1D2;unding, ger. --> sounding
[MED41819] s&ohacek;undinge, ger. --> 
[MED41820] s&ohacek;undinge-l&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED41821] s&#x1D2;undl&#x12B;, adv. --> soundly
[MED41822] s&#x1D2;undnes, n. --> soundness
[MED41823] s&#x1D2;undre, n. --> sounder
[MED41824] s&#x1D2;unen, v. --> sound
[MED41825] s&ohacek;unere, n. --> 
[MED41826] s&ohacek;unful, adj. --> 
[MED41827] s&ohacek;uning(e, ger. --> 
[MED41828] s&ohacek;unl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41829] s&ohacek;up&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED41830] s&ohacek;upe, n.(1) --> 
[MED41831] s&ohacek;upe, n.(2) --> 
[MED41832] s&#x1D2;upen, v.(1) --> sup
[MED41833] s&#x1D2;upen, v.(2) --> sup
[MED41834] s&ohacek;upet, n. --> 
[MED41835] s&ohacek;up&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41836] s&#x1D2;uping(e, ger.(1) --> supping
[MED41837] s&#x1D2;uping(e, ger.(2) --> supping
[MED41838] s&ohacek;upinge-pl&amacr;ce, n. --> 
[MED41839] s&#x1D2;uple, adj. --> supple
[MED41840] s&#x1D2;uplen, v. --> supple
[MED41841] s&ohacek;upr&imacr;&breve;or, n. --> 
[MED41842] sour, n.(1) --> sore
[MED41843] s&ohacek;ur, n.(2) --> 
[MED41844] s&#x1D2;ur, adj. --> sour
[MED41845] sourbe-st&omacr;n, n. --> 
[MED41846] s&ohacek;urdauntz, ppl. --> 
[MED41847] s&#x1D2;urde, n. --> sord
[MED41848] s&#x1D2;urden, v. --> sourd
[MED41849] s&ohacek;urding, ger. --> 
[MED41850] s&#x1D2;ur-dokke, n. --> sour dock
[MED41851] s&ohacek;ur-douen, v. --> 
[MED41852] s&#x1D2;ur-dough, n. --> sour-dough
[MED41853] s&#x1D2;urdren, v. --> sourdre
[MED41854] s&ohacek;ur(e, n. --> 
[MED41855] s&#x1D2;ur(e, adv. --> sour
[MED41856] s&#x1D2;uren, v. --> sour
[MED41857] s&ohacek;ure&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED41858] s&ohacek;urhed, n. --> 
[MED41859] sour&#x12B;, adj. --> sory
[MED41860] s&ohacek;uring(e, ger. --> 
[MED41861] s&#x1D2;urish, adj. --> sourish
[MED41862] s&ohacek;urishnesse, n. --> 
[MED41863] s&ohacek;url&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41864] s&#x1D2;urnes(se, n. --> sourness
[MED41865] s&#x1D2;urs, n. --> source
[MED41866] s&#x1D2;us(e, n.(1) --> souse
[MED41867] s&ohacek;use, n.(2) --> 
[MED41868] s&#x1D2;usen, v. --> souse
[MED41869] s&ohacek;usextein, n. --> 
[MED41870] s&ohacek;ushen, v. --> 
[MED41871] s&#x1D2;uss&#x12B;e, n. --> soussie
[MED41872] sousw&imacr;n, n. --> 
[MED41873] s&#x1D2;ut&#x113;&#x306;r(e, n. --> souter
[MED41874] s&ohacek;uteresse, n. --> 
[MED41875] s&ohacek;uter&imacr;es, n.pl. --> 
[MED41876] s&ohacek;uterl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41877] south, n.(1) --> 
[MED41878] s&ohacek;uth, n.(2) --> 
[MED41879] s&ohacek;uth, adj. --> 
[MED41880] s&#x1D2;uth, adv. --> south
[MED41881] s&#x1D2;uth-c&#x1D2;ntr&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> south country
[MED41882] s&#x1D2;uthen, adj. --> southen
[MED41883] s&#x1D2;uthen, adv. --> southen
[MED41884] s&#x1D2;uther(e, adj. --> souther
[MED41885] s&#x1D2;uthern(e, adj. --> southern
[MED41886] s&#x1D2;uthern(e-w&#x14D;&#x323;de, n. --> southernwood
[MED41887] s&ohacek;uth-&emacr;st, adj. --> 
[MED41888] s&ohacek;uth-&emacr;st, adv. --> 
[MED41889] s&ohacek;uth-&emacr;stright, adv. --> 
[MED41890] S&ohacek;uth-folk, n. --> 
[MED41891] s&#x1D2;uthl&#x12B;, adj. --> southly
[MED41892] s&#x1D2;uth-l&#x14D;&#x306;nd, n. --> southland
[MED41893] s&#x1D2;uthright, adv. --> southright
[MED41894] s&#x1D2;uth-s&#x113;, n. --> South Sea
[MED41895] s&ohacek;uth-s&ohacek;uth-&emacr;st, adj. --> 
[MED41896] s&ohacek;uth-s&ohacek;uth-&emacr;st, adv. --> 
[MED41897] s&ohacek;uth-s&ohacek;uth-west, n. --> 
[MED41898] s&#x1D2;uth-s&#x1D2;uth-west, adv. --> south-southwest
[MED41899] s&ohacek;uthward, adj. --> 
[MED41900] s&#x1D2;uthward, adv. --> southward
[MED41901] s&ohacek;uth-west, adj. --> 
[MED41902] s&#x1D2;uth-west, adv. --> south-west
[MED41903] s&#x1D2;uth-westerne, adj. --> south-western
[MED41904] s&ohacek;uvenaunce, n. --> 
[MED41905] s&ohacek;uvicar, n. --> 
[MED41906] s&ohacek;uwardein, n. --> 
[MED41907] s&omacr;&dotb;ven, n. --> 
[MED41908] soverain, n. --> sovereign
[MED41909] soverain, adj. --> 
[MED41910] soverainl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41911] soverainnesse, n. --> 
[MED41912] soveraint&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED41913] sov&emacr;&breve;re, adj. --> 
[MED41914] sp&#x101;, n. --> spae
[MED41915] sp&#x101;, v. --> spae
[MED41916] sp&#x101;ce, n. --> space
[MED41917] sp&#x101;cen, v. --> space
[MED41918] spaci&#x14D;&#x323;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> spaciosity
[MED41919] sp&#x101;ci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> spacious
[MED41920] sp&#x101;ci&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> spaciously
[MED41920.5] spaciousnes, n. --> spaciousness
[MED41921] sp&#x101;de, n. --> spade
[MED41922] sp&#x101;de-gr&#x101;&#x306;f(e, n. --> spade-graft
[MED41923] sp&amacr;d&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED41924] spad&#x14D;, n. --> spado
[MED41925] sp&amacr;duinge, n. --> 
[MED41926] sp&amacr;du&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED41927] spag&omacr;, n. --> 
[MED41928] spaiard, n. --> spaya(r)d
[MED41929] spaien, v. --> spay
[MED41930] Spainard, n. --> Spaniard
[MED41931] Spain(e, n. --> Spain
[MED41932] Spainish, adj. --> Spanish
[MED41933] Spainol, n. --> Spainol
[MED41934] spak, adv. --> 
[MED41935] spakch, n. --> 
[MED41936] sp&#x101;&#x306;ke, adj. --> spack
[MED41937] sp&#x101;&#x306;ken, v. --> spake
[MED41938] spakl&#x12B;, adv. --> spackly
[MED41939] spakl&imacr;che, adj. --> 
[MED41940] spalan&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED41941] spalchen, v. --> spalch
[MED41942] spalden, v. --> spald
[MED41943] spalderling, n. --> spalderling
[MED41944] spalding, ger. --> 
[MED41945] sp&#x101;le, n.(1) --> spale
[MED41946] sp&amacr;le, n.(2) --> 
[MED41947] spalke, n. --> 
[MED41948] spalle, n. --> spall
[MED41949] spandre, n. --> 
[MED41950] spandrel, n. --> spandrel
[MED41951] sp&#x101;nen, v. --> spane
[MED41952] spang, n. --> spang
[MED41953] spangede, adj. --> 
[MED41954] spangel, n. --> spangle
[MED41955] spangled, adj. --> 
[MED41956] sp&#x101;ning(e, ger. --> spaning
[MED41957] spanne, n. --> span
[MED41958] spannel, n. --> 
[MED41959] spannen, v.(1) --> 
[MED41960] spannen, v.(2) --> 
[MED41961] span-neue, adj. --> span-new | spon-new
[MED41962] spar, n.(1) --> 
[MED41963] spar, n.(2) --> spar
[MED41964] sp&amacr;r, n.(3) --> 
[MED41965] spar&amacr;&breve;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED41966] spar-box, n. --> 
[MED41967] sparchen, v. --> 
[MED41968] sp&#x101;r(e, n. --> spare
[MED41969] sp&#x101;r(e, adj. --> spare
[MED41970] sp&amacr;reh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED41971] sp&amacr;rel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED41972] sp&#x101;ren, v. --> spare
[MED41973] sp&#x101;rer(e, n. --> sparer
[MED41974] sparfuter(e, n. --> sperviter
[MED41974.5] spargen, v. --> sparge
[MED41975] spar&ghacek;etten, v. --> 
[MED41976] spar&ghacek;etting(e, ger. --> 
[MED41977] spar-hauk, n. --> sparhawk
[MED41978] spar-hende, adj. --> 
[MED41979] sp&#x101;ring(e, ger. --> sparing
[MED41980] sp&#x101;ringl&#x12B;, adv. --> sparingly
[MED41981] spark(e, n. --> spark
[MED41982] sparken, v. --> spark
[MED41983] sparker, n. --> 
[MED41984] sparkin, n. --> sparkin
[MED41985] sparkle, n. --> sparkle
[MED41986] sparklen, v. --> sparkle
[MED41987] sparklinge, ger. --> 
[MED41988] sp&amacr;&breve;rles, adj. --> 
[MED41989] spar-l&#x12B;r(e, n. --> sparlire
[MED41990] sparplen, v. --> sparple
[MED41991] sparpler, n. --> 
[MED41992] sparpling, ger. --> sparpling
[MED41993] sparpliste, adj. --> 
[MED41994] sparre, n. --> spar
[MED41995] sparren, v.(1) --> spar
[MED41996] sparren, v.(2) --> spar
[MED41997] sparrer, n. --> 
[MED41998] sparre-st&#x14D;ne, n. --> spar-stone
[MED41999] sparring, ger. --> sparring
[MED42000] spartea, n. --> 
[MED42001] sparth(e, n. --> sparth
[MED42002] sparwe, n. --> sparrow
[MED42003] spasm&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED42004] spasm&amacr;t, adj. --> 
[MED42005] spasme, n. --> 
[MED42006] spasmen, v. --> 
[MED42007] spasming(e, ger. --> 
[MED42008] spatadrape, n. --> 
[MED42009] sp&#x101;te, n. --> spate
[MED42010] spatimene, n. --> 
[MED42011] spatlen, v. --> spattle
[MED42012] spatling(e, ger. --> spattling
[MED42013] spatul&amacr;re, n. --> 
[MED42014] spatule, n. --> spatule
[MED42015] spature, n. --> spature
[MED42016] spatus, n.pl. --> 
[MED42017] spaud(e, n. --> spauld
[MED42018] spaudeler, n. --> spaudeler
[MED42019] spaulen, v.(1) --> 
[MED42020] spaulen, v.(2) --> spaul
[MED42021] spauler, n. --> 
[MED42022] spaun(e, n. --> spawn
[MED42023] spaunen, v. --> 
[MED42024] spauning(e, ger. --> 
[MED42025] spaunishinge, ger. --> 
[MED42026] spavein(e, n. --> spavin
[MED42027] spaveinen, v. --> 
[MED42028] sp&#x113;ch(e, n. --> speech
[MED42029] sp&emacr;ched, adj. --> 
[MED42030] sp&emacr;cheful, adj. --> 
[MED42031] sp&#x113;cheles, adj. --> speechless
[MED42032] spechen, v. --> 
[MED42033] sp&emacr;ch&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42034] speci&amacr;&breve;l(e, n. --> special
[MED42035] speci&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> special
[MED42036] speci&amacr;&breve;l(e, adv. --> special
[MED42037] speci&#x101;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> specially
[MED42038] specialt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> specialty
[MED42039] speci&emacr;s, n. --> 
[MED42040] specificalle, adj. --> 
[MED42041] specif&#x12B;en, v. --> specify
[MED42042] specif&imacr;eng, ger. --> 
[MED42043] sp&#x113;&#x306;ci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> specious
[MED42044] sp&emacr;ci&ohacek;ust&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED42045] spect&#x101;ble, adj. --> spectable
[MED42046] spect&#x101;&#x306;cle, n. --> spectacle
[MED42047] specul&#x101;ble, adj. --> speculable
[MED42048] specul&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> speculation
[MED42049] specul&amacr;ris, n. --> 
[MED42050] specul&amacr;t, adj. --> 
[MED42051] speculat&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED42052] speculat&imacr;f, n. --> 
[MED42053] speculat&#x12B;f, adj. --> speculative
[MED42054] speculum, n. --> 
[MED42055] sp&#x113;&#x323;d(e, n. --> speed
[MED42056] sp&#x113;&#x323;deful, adj. --> speedful
[MED42057] sp&emacr;&dotb;defull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42058] sp&emacr;&dotb;defulnesse, n. --> 
[MED42059] sp&#x113;&#x323;del&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> speedless
[MED42060] sp&emacr;&dotb;del&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42061] sp&#x113;&#x323;del&#x12B;, adv. --> speedly
[MED42062] sp&#x113;&#x323;den, v. --> speed
[MED42063] sp&#x113;&#x323;der, n. --> speeder
[MED42064] sp&#x113;&#x323;d&#x12B;, adj. --> speedy
[MED42065] sp&emacr;&dotb;d&imacr;h&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED42066] sp&#x113;&#x323;d&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> speedily
[MED42067] sp&emacr;&dotb;d&imacr;nes, n. --> 
[MED42068] sp&emacr;&dotb;ding(e, ger. --> 
[MED42069] speie, n. --> spay
[MED42070] speier(e, n. --> spare
[MED42071] speies, n. --> speys
[MED42072] speir, n. --> speir
[MED42073] speir(e, n. --> speir
[MED42074] spek, n. --> 
[MED42075] spek&amacr;bel, adj.(1) --> 
[MED42076] sp&emacr;k&amacr;bel, adj.(2) --> 
[MED42077] sp&emacr;&breve;ke, n.(1) --> 
[MED42078] sp&emacr;k(e, n.(2) --> 
[MED42079] spekel, n. --> speckle
[MED42080] sp&emacr;kele, adj. --> 
[MED42081] spekeled(e, adj. --> speckled
[MED42082] sp&#x113;ke-man, n. --> speakman
[MED42083] sp&#x113;ken, v. --> speak
[MED42084] sp&#x113;ker(e, n. --> speaker
[MED42085] sp&emacr;king(e, ger. --> 
[MED42086] sp&emacr;kingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42087] spek(ke, n. --> speck
[MED42088] spekked(e, adj. --> specked
[MED42089] spekk&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42090] spekkl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42091] spel, n. --> spell
[MED42092] speld(e, n. --> speld
[MED42093] spelderer, n. --> 
[MED42094] speldren, v. --> spelder
[MED42095] sp&emacr;&breve;l(e, n. --> 
[MED42096] sp&#x113;len, v. --> spele
[MED42097] spelers, n.pl. --> 
[MED42098] sp&emacr;ling, ger. --> 
[MED42099] spelk(e, n. --> spelk
[MED42100] spelked, adj. --> 
[MED42101] spelken, v. --> 
[MED42102] spelking(e, ger. --> 
[MED42103] spellen, v.(1) --> spell
[MED42104] spellen, v.(2) --> spell
[MED42105] speller(e, n.(1) --> speller
[MED42106] spellere, n.(2) --> 
[MED42107] spelling(e, ger.(1) --> spelling
[MED42108] spelling(e, ger.(2) --> spelling
[MED42109] spelt, n. --> spelt
[MED42110] spelt, adj. --> 
[MED42111] spelter, n.(1) --> 
[MED42112] spelter, n.(2) --> 
[MED42113] sp&#x113;&#x323;lunk(e, n. --> spelunk
[MED42114] spend&#x101;ble, adj. --> spendable
[MED42115] spendement, n. --> 
[MED42116] spenden, v. --> spend
[MED42117] spender(e, n. --> spender
[MED42118] spend&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42119] spendibille, adj. --> 
[MED42120] spending(e, ger. --> spending
[MED42121] spend&#x1D2;ur, n. --> spender
[MED42122] sp&#x113;&#x323;nen, v. --> spene
[MED42123] sp&emacr;&dotb;ninge, ger. --> 
[MED42124] spenne, n. --> 
[MED42125] spenne-f&omacr;&dotb;te, adv. --> 
[MED42126] spennen, v. --> spen
[MED42127] spens(e, n.(1) --> spense
[MED42128] spens(e, n.(2) --> spence
[MED42129] spens(e, n.(3) --> spence
[MED42130] spenser(e, n. --> spencer
[MED42131] spen-tonge, n. --> 
[MED42132] spen-withe, n. --> 
[MED42133] speragus, n. --> 
[MED42134] sperance, n. --> 
[MED42135] sp&emacr;r&amacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED42136] sp&#x113;re, n.(1) --> spear
[MED42137] sp&#x113;r(e, n.(2) --> speer
[MED42138] sp&#x113;&#x323;re, n.(3) --> sphere
[MED42139] sp&#x113;r(e, adj. --> spere
[MED42140] sp&emacr;re-h&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED42141] sperel, n. --> sperel
[MED42142] sp&emacr;rel&emacr;s, adj. --> 
[MED42143] sp&#x113;&#x306;ren, v.(1) --> spear
[MED42144] sp&emacr;ren, v.(2) --> 
[MED42145] sp&emacr;&breve;rere, n. --> 
[MED42146] sp&#x113;re-shaft, n. --> spear-shaft
[MED42147] sperevuiste, n. --> 
[MED42148] sp&#x113;re-wort, n. --> spearwort
[MED42149] spergula, n. --> 
[MED42150] sp&emacr;&breve;ric, adj. --> 
[MED42151] sp&emacr;&breve;ringe, ger. --> 
[MED42152] sperling, n. --> 
[MED42153] sperling(e, n. --> sparling
[MED42154] spermac&#x113;t&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> spermaceti
[MED42154.5] spermat, n. --> spermat
[MED42155] spermat&#x12B;&#x306;cal, adj. --> spermatical
[MED42156] spermat&imacr;fe, adj. --> 
[MED42157] spermat&imacr;&breve;k(e, adj. --> 
[MED42158] sperme, n. --> sperm
[MED42159] spermen, v. --> sperm
[MED42160] sperm&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42161] sperren, v. --> 
[MED42162] sperte, n. --> 
[MED42163] sperver, n.(1) --> sperver
[MED42164] sperver, n.(2) --> sparver
[MED42165] sperware, n. --> 
[MED42166] spet, n. --> spet
[MED42167] spetch, n. --> 
[MED42168] sp&emacr;&breve;tel, n. --> 
[MED42169] sp&#x113;&#x306;ten, v. --> spete
[MED42170] sp&emacr;&breve;tere, n. --> 
[MED42171] sp&emacr;&breve;tewile, adj. --> 
[MED42172] sp&emacr;&breve;tewill&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42173] spetifful, adj. --> 
[MED42174] sp&emacr;&breve;ting(e, ger. --> 
[MED42175] speu-drinke, n. --> 
[MED42176] speue, n. --> 
[MED42177] speuen, v. --> spew
[MED42178] speuer, n. --> 
[MED42179] speuing(e, ger. --> 
[MED42180] speuthe, n. --> 
[MED42181] sp&#x12B;, interj. --> spi
[MED42182] sp&#x12B;ce, n.(1) --> spice
[MED42183] sp&#x12B;ce, n.(2) --> spece
[MED42184] sp&#x12B;cel&#x12B;ke, adv. --> spice-like
[MED42185] sp&#x12B;cen, v. --> spice
[MED42186] sp&#x12B;cer, n. --> spicer
[MED42187] sp&#x12B;cer&#x12B;(e, n. --> spicery
[MED42188] sp&imacr;che, n. --> 
[MED42189] spiche-coke, n. --> 
[MED42190] spid, n. --> 
[MED42191] spidd&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42192] sp&#x12B;(e, n. --> spy
[MED42193] sp&#x12B;en, v.(1) --> spy
[MED42194] sp&imacr;en, v.(2) --> 
[MED42195] sp&#x12B;er(e, n. --> spier
[MED42196] spigot, n. --> spigot
[MED42197] spigurnel(le, n. --> spigurnel
[MED42198] spi&yogh;ten, v. --> 
[MED42199] spi&yogh;ting, ger. --> 
[MED42200] sp&#x12B;ing(e, ger. --> spying
[MED42201] spik, n. --> spick
[MED42202] sp&#x12B;k(e, n.(1) --> spike
[MED42203] sp&imacr;k(e, n.(2) --> 
[MED42204] sp&#x12B;kenard, n. --> spikenard
[MED42205] sp&#x12B;king(e, n. --> spiking
[MED42206] spildur, n. --> spilder
[MED42207] spil(e, n.(1) --> spill
[MED42208] sp&#x12B;&#x306;le, n.(2) --> spile
[MED42209] spilen, v. --> spile
[MED42210] spilinge, ger. --> 
[MED42211] spillen, v. --> spill
[MED42212] spiller, n. --> 
[MED42213] spilling(e, ger. --> spilling
[MED42214] spinace, n. --> spinace
[MED42215] spinache, n. --> spinach
[MED42216] spinal, n. --> spinal
[MED42217] spindel, n. --> spindle
[MED42218] spindeler, n. --> 
[MED42219] spindilling, ger. --> 
[MED42220] sp&imacr;n(e, n.(1) --> 
[MED42221] sp&#x12B;n&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2) --> spinee
[MED42222] sp&imacr;&breve;nette, n. --> 
[MED42223] spini&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED42224] spink(e, n. --> spink
[MED42225] spinnen, v. --> spin
[MED42226] spinner, n. --> 
[MED42227] spinner(e, n. --> spinner
[MED42228] spinnestre, n. --> spinster
[MED42229] spinning(e, ger. --> spinning
[MED42230] sp&imacr;n&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED42231] spinx, n. --> 
[MED42232] sp&imacr;r&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED42233] sp&#x12B;r&#x101;cle, n. --> spiracle
[MED42234] sp&imacr;r-alim, n. --> 
[MED42235] sp&#x12B;r(e, n.(1) --> spire
[MED42236] sp&#x12B;re, n.(2) --> spire
[MED42237] spiren, v.(1) --> speer
[MED42238] sp&#x12B;ren, v.(2) --> spire
[MED42239] sp&#x12B;ren, v.(3) --> spire
[MED42240] sp&imacr;ren, v.(4) --> 
[MED42241] sp&imacr;rer, n. --> 
[MED42242] spiring, ger.(1) --> 
[MED42243] sp&imacr;ring, ger.(2) --> 
[MED42244] sp&#x12B;ring(e, ger. --> spiring
[MED42245] spirit, n. --> spirit
[MED42246] spirit&#x101;l, adj. --> spirital
[MED42247] spirit&#x101;lt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> spiritalty
[MED42248] spirit&umacr;&breve;&amacr;l, n. --> 
[MED42249] spirit&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;l, adj. --> spiritual
[MED42250] spirit&umacr;&breve;&amacr;l&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42251] spirit&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> spirituality
[MED42252] spirit&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;liz&#x101;te, ppl. --> spiritualizate
[MED42253] spirit&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> spiritually
[MED42254] spirit&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;lt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> spiritualty
[MED42255] spirit&umacr;&breve;&amacr;lt&imacr;ve, n. --> 
[MED42256] spirle, n. --> 
[MED42257] sp&#x12B;sen, v. --> spise
[MED42258] spisnes, n. --> 
[MED42259] spis(se, adj. --> 
[MED42260] spissit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED42261] spissit&#x16B;de, n. --> spissitude
[MED42262] sp&imacr;t&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED42263] spit(e, n.(1) --> spit
[MED42264] sp&#x12B;t(e, n.(2) --> spite
[MED42265] spitel, n.(1) --> spittle
[MED42266] spitel, n.(2) --> 
[MED42267] spitelen, v. --> spittle
[MED42268] spiten, v.(1) --> spit
[MED42269] sp&#x12B;ten, v.(2) --> spite
[MED42270] sp&imacr;tful, adj. --> 
[MED42271] sp&imacr;tfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42272] sp&#x12B;ther, n. --> spider
[MED42273] spiting, ger.(1) --> 
[MED42274] sp&imacr;ting, ger.(2) --> 
[MED42275] sp&#x12B;t&#x1D2;us, adj. --> spitous
[MED42276] sp&imacr;t&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42277] sp&#x12B;t&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> spitously
[MED42278] spit(te, n. --> spit
[MED42279] spitten, v.(1) --> spit
[MED42280] spitten, v.(2) --> spit
[MED42281] spittere, n. --> 
[MED42282] spitting(e, ger. --> spitting
[MED42283] splaien, v. --> splay
[MED42284] spl&amacr;&breve;ten, v. --> 
[MED42285] splatten, v. --> splat
[MED42286] splek, n. --> spleck
[MED42287] splekked, adj. --> splecked
[MED42288] splekk&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42289] splekkl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42290] spl&emacr;natica, n. --> 
[MED42291] splendaunt, adj. --> splendent
[MED42292] splendidi&#x1D2;us, adj. --> splendidious
[MED42293] splendidi&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42294] splendifer&#x1D2;us, adj. --> splendiferous
[MED42295] splend&#x1D2;ure, n. --> splendour
[MED42296] spl&#x113;n(e, n. --> spleen
[MED42297] spl&emacr;neles, adj. --> 
[MED42298] spl&emacr;n&emacr;&breve;tik, n. --> 
[MED42299] splent(e, n. --> splint
[MED42300] splenten, v. --> splint
[MED42301] splentinge, ger. --> 
[MED42302] spl&emacr;&breve;t(e, n.(1) --> 
[MED42303] spl&#x113;&#x306;te, n.(2) --> splete
[MED42304] splinderen, v. --> 
[MED42305] splinter, n. --> 
[MED42306] splott&#x12B;, adj. --> splotty
[MED42307] sp&#x14D;dium, n. --> spodium
[MED42308] spoil(e, n. --> spoil
[MED42309] spoilen, v. --> spoil
[MED42310] spoiler, n. --> spulyier
[MED42311] spoiling(e, ger. --> spoiling
[MED42312] sp&#x14D;k(e, n. --> spoke
[MED42313] sp&omacr;keles, adj. --> 
[MED42314] sp&#x14D;lde, n. --> spold
[MED42315] sp&#x14D;&#x323;le, n. --> spool
[MED42316] sp&#x14D;li&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> spoliation
[MED42317] sp&omacr;liance, n. --> 
[MED42318] sp&#x14D;&#x323;n, n. --> spoon
[MED42319] spond&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> spondee
[MED42320] spondile, n. --> spondyl(e
[MED42321] sp&omacr;&dotb;ner(e, n. --> 
[MED42322] spon&#x1E7;e, n. --> sponge
[MED42323] spon&#x1E7;en, v. --> sponge
[MED42324] spon&ghacek;&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42325] spon&ghacek;ing, ger. --> 
[MED42326] spon&ghacek;i&omacr;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED42327] spon&#x1E7;i&#x1D2;us, adj. --> spongious
[MED42328] sponsaile, n. --> 
[MED42329] sponsus, n. --> 
[MED42330] spont&amacr;neus, adj. --> 
[MED42331] spont&amacr;&breve;n&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED42332] spore, n.(1) --> 
[MED42333] sp&#x14D;re, n.(2) --> spur
[MED42334] sp&#x14D;reles, adj. --> spurless
[MED42335] sp&#x14D;ren, v. --> spur
[MED42336] sp&#x14D;rier, n. --> spurrier
[MED42337] sp&omacr;ring, ger. --> 
[MED42338] sp&#x14D;rior&#x12B;e, n. --> spurriery
[MED42339] sporles, n. --> 
[MED42340] sport, n. --> 
[MED42341] sportaunce, n. --> sportance
[MED42342] sport(e, n. --> sport
[MED42343] sportelet, n. --> sportlet
[MED42344] sporten, v. --> sport
[MED42345] sportful, adj. --> sportful
[MED42346] sporting, ger. --> sporting
[MED42347] spot, n.(1) --> spot
[MED42348] sp&#x14D;&#x306;t, n.(2) --> spote
[MED42349] sp&#x14D;&#x306;tel, n. --> spattle
[MED42350] spothed, n. --> 
[MED42351] sp&omacr;&breve;tillish, adj. --> 
[MED42352] spotl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> spotless
[MED42353] spotnes, n. --> 
[MED42354] spotten, v. --> spot
[MED42355] spott&#x12B;, adj. --> spotty
[MED42356] spotting(e, ger. --> spotting
[MED42357] spottish, adj. --> 
[MED42358] sp&#x1D2;ur&#x1E7;en, v. --> spurge
[MED42359] sp&#x1D2;us&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> spousage
[MED42360] sp&#x1D2;usaille, n. --> spousal
[MED42361] sp&ohacek;us&amacr;&breve;lt&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED42362] sp&#x1D2;us(e, n. --> spouse
[MED42363] sp&#x1D2;use-br&#x113;ch(e, n. --> spousebreach
[MED42364] sp&#x1D2;use-br&#x113;ker(e, n. --> spouse-breaker
[MED42365] sp&ohacek;use-br&emacr;king(e, ger. --> 
[MED42366] sp&ohacek;use-bruch, n. --> 
[MED42367] sp&#x1D2;usel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> spouseless
[MED42368] sp&#x1D2;usen, v. --> spouse
[MED42369] sp&ohacek;user, n. --> 
[MED42370] sp&#x1D2;uses(se, n. --> spousess
[MED42371] sp&#x1D2;ush&#x113;&#x306;d, n. --> spousehood
[MED42372] sp&#x1D2;using(e, ger. --> spousing
[MED42373] sp&#x1D2;ute, n. --> spout
[MED42374] sp&#x1D2;uten, v. --> spout
[MED42375] sp&#x1D2;uter, n. --> spouter
[MED42376] sp&#x1D2;uting, ger. --> spouting
[MED42377] sprai, n.(1) --> spray
[MED42378] sprai, n.(2) --> spray
[MED42379] spraien, v. --> spray
[MED42380] spraintes, n.pl. --> 
[MED42381] spraintinge, n. --> 
[MED42382] sprak, adj. --> 
[MED42383] sprakl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42384] sprakl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42385] spranke, n. --> spronk
[MED42386] sprankle, n. --> sprankle
[MED42387] spranklen, v. --> sprankle
[MED42388] spranklinge, ger. --> 
[MED42389] sprantlende, ppl. --> 
[MED42390] spratte, n. --> 
[MED42391] spraulen, v. --> sprawl
[MED42392] sprauling(e, ger. --> 
[MED42393] spr&emacr;ce, n. --> 
[MED42394] spr&emacr;cen, v. --> 
[MED42395] spred, n. --> spread
[MED42396] spr&emacr;&breve;del, n. --> 
[MED42397] spr&#x113;den, v. --> spread
[MED42398] spr&#x113;der, n. --> spreader
[MED42399] spreding(e, ger. --> spreading
[MED42400] spreinen, v. --> 
[MED42401] spreken, v. --> 
[MED42402] sprekle, n. --> 
[MED42403] sprekled, adj. --> 
[MED42404] sprendel, n. --> 
[MED42405] spren&#x1E7;e, n. --> sprenge
[MED42406] spren&#x1E7;en, v. --> sprenge
[MED42407] spren&ghacek;ing(e, ger. --> 
[MED42408] sprenkil(le, n. --> springel
[MED42409] sprenklen, v.(1) --> sprinkle
[MED42410] sprenklen, v.(2) --> sprinkle
[MED42411] sprenkling(e, ger.(1) --> sprinkling
[MED42412] sprenklinge, ger.(2) --> sprinkling
[MED42413] sprent, n. --> sprent
[MED42414] sprenten, v. --> sprent
[MED42415] sprenter, n. --> 
[MED42416] sprenting(e, ger. --> 
[MED42417] spreritis, n. --> 
[MED42418] spr&#x113;&#x323;te, n. --> sprit
[MED42419] spr&#x113;th, adj. --> spreth
[MED42420] spr&emacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED42421] sprigelle, n. --> 
[MED42422] sprig(ge, n.(1) --> sprig
[MED42423] sprig(ge, n.(2) --> sprig
[MED42424] sprigornel, n. --> 
[MED42425] sprind, adj. --> sprind
[MED42426] spring, n. --> spring
[MED42427] springald, n. --> springal
[MED42428] springen, v. --> spring
[MED42429] springer(e, n. --> springer
[MED42430] springing(e, ger. --> springing
[MED42430.5] springling, n. --> springling
[MED42431] sprinhold, n. --> 
[MED42432] sprintle, n. --> sprintle
[MED42433] spr&#x12B;&#x306;t, n. --> sprite
[MED42434] spritel, n. --> sprittle
[MED42435] spritten, v.(1) --> sprit
[MED42436] spritten, v.(2) --> sprit
[MED42437] sprit&#x16B;&#x306;&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> spritual
[MED42438] sprit&umacr;&breve;&amacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42439] sprit&umacr;&breve;&amacr;&breve;lt&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED42440] sprongelen, v. --> 
[MED42441] spronke, n. --> spronk
[MED42442] sprot, n. --> sprot
[MED42443] spr&#x14D;te, n.(1) --> sprote
[MED42444] spr&#x14D;te, n.(2) --> sprote
[MED42445] spr&#x14D;t&#x12B;, adj. --> sproty
[MED42446] spr&#x1D2;ute, n. --> sprout
[MED42447] spr&#x1D2;uten, v. --> sprout
[MED42448] Spr&#x16B;ce, n. --> Spruce
[MED42449] Spr&#x16B;cier, n. --> Sprucier
[MED42450] spr&#x16B;t, n. --> sprout
[MED42451] sp&#x16B;ch&#x1D2;ur, n. --> spoocher
[MED42452] spud(de, n. --> spud
[MED42453] spult, n. --> spult
[MED42454] sp&#x16B;me, n. --> spume
[MED42455] sp&#x16B;men, v. --> spume
[MED42456] sp&umacr;m&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED42457] sp&#x16B;m&#x1D2;us, adj. --> spumous
[MED42458] sp&umacr;m&ohacek;ush&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED42459] spurcate, n. --> 
[MED42460] spurcatting, ger. --> 
[MED42461] spurch(e, n. --> spurch
[MED42462] spur&#x1E7;e, n. --> spurge
[MED42463] spur&#x1E7;el, n. --> spurgel
[MED42464] spur&#x1E7;en, v. --> spurge
[MED42465] spur&#x1E7;inge, ger. --> spurging
[MED42466] spurn(e, n. --> spurn
[MED42467] spurnen, v. --> spurn
[MED42468] spurning(e, ger. --> spurning
[MED42469] sp&#x16B;ten, v. --> spute
[MED42470] sp&umacr;t&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42471] sp&umacr;ting, ger. --> 
[MED42472] sp&umacr;t&imacr;&breve;son, n. --> 
[MED42473] sputten, v. --> sput
[MED42474] squachen, v. --> squatch
[MED42475] squaching, ger. --> 
[MED42475.5] squade, n. --> squad
[MED42476] squa&#x1E7;en, v. --> squage
[MED42476.5] squaimen, v. --> squeam
[MED42477] squaimish, adj. --> squeamish
[MED42478] squaim&omacr;&dotb;&breve;senesse, n. --> squeamishness
[MED42479] squaim&#x1D2;us, adj. --> squeamous
[MED42480] squ&amacr;me, n. --> squame
[MED42481] squ&amacr;miforme, adj. --> squamiform
[MED42482] squ&amacr;m&ohacek;us, adj. --> squamous
[MED42483] squ&#x101;r(e, n. --> square
[MED42484] squ&#x101;r(e, adj. --> square
[MED42485] squ&#x101;ren, v. --> square
[MED42486] squ&#x101;renes, n. --> squareness
[MED42487] squ&#x101;rer, n. --> squarer
[MED42488] squ&amacr;re-w&imacr;se, adv. --> 
[MED42489] squ&#x101;ring(e, ger. --> squaring
[MED42490] squat, n. --> squat
[MED42491] squatten, v. --> squat
[MED42492] squatting(e, ger. --> 
[MED42493] squecchen, v. --> 
[MED42494] squ&#x113;ken, v. --> squeak
[MED42495] squ&emacr;&dotb;l, n. --> 
[MED42496] squ&#x113;len, v. --> squeal
[MED42497] squ&emacr;ling, ger. --> 
[MED42498] squenchen, v. --> 
[MED42499] squiballes, n.pl. --> 
[MED42500] squier, n. --> squire
[MED42501] squieren, v. --> squire
[MED42502] squier&#x12B;(e, n. --> squiry
[MED42503] squierl&#x12B;, adv. --> squirely
[MED42504] squiler(e, n. --> squiller
[MED42505] squil(le, n.(1) --> 
[MED42506] squille, n.(2) --> 
[MED42507] squillecte, n. --> squillecte
[MED42508] squill&imacr;ne, adj. --> 
[MED42509] squill&imacr;&breve;t&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> 
[MED42510] squill&imacr;&breve;tik, adj. --> 
[MED42511] squinac&#x12B;(e, n. --> squinacy
[MED42512] squinance, n. --> squinance
[MED42513] squ&imacr;naunt, n. --> 
[MED42514] squint-l&omacr;&dotb;ker, n. --> 
[MED42515] squirel, n. --> squirrel
[MED42516] squirle, n. --> 
[MED42517] squir-l&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> squirle
[MED42518] squirl&ohacek;us, adj. --> 
[MED42519] squirt(e, n. --> squirt
[MED42520] squirten, v. --> squirt
[MED42521] squirtil, n. --> 
[MED42522] squirting, ger. --> squirting
[MED42523] squolt, n. --> 
[MED42524] stab, n. --> 
[MED42525] stabbe, n. --> stab
[MED42526] stabben, v. --> 
[MED42527] stabilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> stability
[MED42528] st&#x101;ble, n. --> stable
[MED42529] st&#x101;ble, adj. --> stable
[MED42530] st&amacr;ble, adv. --> 
[MED42531] st&amacr;bleh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED42532] st&#x101;blement, n. --> stablement
[MED42533] st&#x101;blen, v.(1) --> stable
[MED42534] st&#x101;blen, v.(2) --> stable
[MED42535] st&#x101;blenes(se, n. --> stableness
[MED42536] st&#x101;bler, n. --> stabler
[MED42537] st&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adj. --> stably
[MED42538] st&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> stably
[MED42539] st&#x101;bl&#x12B;e, n. --> stably
[MED42540] st&#x101;bling, ger. --> stabling
[MED42541] st&#x101;bling(e, ger. --> stabling
[MED42542] stablishen, v. --> stablish
[MED42543] stablishing(e, ger. --> 
[MED42544] stablishment, n. --> stablishment
[MED42545] st&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;nar&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED42546] st&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n&#x101;r&#x12B;e, adj. --> stationary
[MED42547] st&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ner(e, n. --> stationer
[MED42548] st&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> station
[MED42549] stacten, n. --> stacte
[MED42550] st&#x101;di&#x101;l, adj. --> stadial
[MED42551] st&#x101;d&#x12B;e, n. --> stadie
[MED42552] staf, n. --> staff
[MED42552.5] staffen, v. --> stave
[MED42553] Stafford, n. --> Stafford
[MED42554] staf-ful, adj. --> staff-full
[MED42555] staf&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42556] staf-slinge, n. --> staff-sling
[MED42557] st&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> stage
[MED42558] stage, adj. --> 
[MED42559] st&#x101;&#x1E7;en, v. --> stage
[MED42560] staggard, n. --> staggard
[MED42561] stagge, n. --> stag
[MED42562] st&#x101;&#x1E7;ing, ger. --> staging
[MED42563] stagne, n. --> stagne
[MED42564] stai, n.(1) --> stay
[MED42565] stai, n.(2) --> stay
[MED42566] staien, v. --> 
[MED42567] staiing(e, ger. --> staying
[MED42568] stairen, v. --> stair
[MED42569] stak, n. --> stack
[MED42570] st&#x101;ke, n. --> stake
[MED42571] st&#x101;ken, v. --> stake
[MED42572] stakeren, v. --> stacker
[MED42573] stakering(e, ger. --> stackering
[MED42574] st&#x101;king(e, ger. --> staking
[MED42575] stakken, v. --> 
[MED42576] st&amacr;&breve;le, n.(1) --> 
[MED42577] st&#x101;le, n.(2) --> stale
[MED42578] st&#x101;le, n.(3) --> stale
[MED42579] st&#x101;l(e, n.(4) --> stale
[MED42580] st&#x101;le, n.(5) --> stale
[MED42581] st&#x101;l(e, adj.(1) --> stale
[MED42582] st&#x101;le, adj.(2) --> stale
[MED42583] st&#x101;&#x306;len, v.(1) --> stale
[MED42584] st&#x101;len, v.(2) --> stale
[MED42585] st&#x101;len, v.(3) --> stale
[MED42586] st&amacr;linge, n. --> 
[MED42587] st&#x101;&#x306;linge, ger. --> staling
[MED42588] stalk(e, n.(1) --> stalk
[MED42589] stalke, n.(2) --> stalk
[MED42590] stalked, adj. --> 
[MED42591] stalken, v. --> stalk
[MED42592] stalker(e, n. --> stalker
[MED42593] stalking(e, ger. --> stalking
[MED42594] stalkinl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42595] stall&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> stallation
[MED42596] stall&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> stallage
[MED42597] stall&amacr;&breve;&ghacek;er, n. --> 
[MED42598] stal(le, n. --> stall
[MED42599] stal(le, adj. --> stall
[MED42600] stallement, n. --> 
[MED42601] stallen, v. --> stall
[MED42602] staller(e, n. --> staller
[MED42603] stalling, n. --> 
[MED42604] stalling(e, ger. --> stalling
[MED42605] stal&#x1D2;un, n. --> stallion
[MED42606] stal-worth, adj. --> stalworth
[MED42607] stal-worth, adv. --> 
[MED42608] stal-worthh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED42609] stal-worth&#x12B;, adj. --> stalworthy
[MED42610] stal-worth&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42611] stal-worth&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> 
[MED42612] stal-worthl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42613] stal-worthl&#x12B;, adv. --> stalworthly
[MED42614] stal-worthnes(se, n. --> stalworthness
[MED42615] stameren, v. --> stammer
[MED42616] stamerere, n. --> 
[MED42617] stamering(e, ger. --> stammering
[MED42618] st&#x101;&#x306;min, n. --> stamin
[MED42619] stamison-nail, n.pl. --> 
[MED42620] stampe, n.(1) --> 
[MED42621] stampe, n.(2) --> stamp
[MED42622] stampen, v. --> stamp
[MED42623] stampere, n. --> 
[MED42624] stamperen, v. --> 
[MED42625] stamping(e, ger. --> stamping
[MED42626] stampne, n. --> stam
[MED42627] stanc&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED42628] standard, n. --> standard
[MED42629] standard, adj. --> 
[MED42630] stand(e, n. --> stand
[MED42631] standel, n.(1) --> 
[MED42632] standel, n.(2) --> 
[MED42633] standes-nail, n. --> 
[MED42634] standishe, n. --> standish
[MED42635] stanford, n. --> 
[MED42636] stang, n.(1) --> stang
[MED42637] stang, n.(2) --> stang
[MED42638] stangen, v. --> stang
[MED42639] stanging(e, ger. --> 
[MED42640] staniel, n. --> staniel
[MED42641] stank, n. --> stank
[MED42642] stankinge, n. --> 
[MED42643] stan-merche, n. --> stanmarch
[MED42644] stann&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> stannary
[MED42645] stanr&#x12B;, adj. --> stannery
[MED42646] st&amacr;&breve;n-stikel, n. --> 
[MED42647] stant&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED42648] stant&imacr;&breve;s, n. pl. --> 
[MED42649] stape-f&omacr;&dotb;le, adj. --> 
[MED42650] st&#x101;pel, n. --> staple
[MED42651] st&amacr;peling, n. --> 
[MED42652] st&#x101;&#x306;phis-&#x101;&#x306;gre, n. --> stavesacre
[MED42653] st&#x101;ple, n. --> staple
[MED42654] st&amacr;plen, v.(1) --> 
[MED42655] st&amacr;plen, v.(2) --> 
[MED42656] star(e, n.(1) --> star
[MED42657] st&#x101;&#x306;r(e, n.(2) --> stare
[MED42658] st&#x101;re, n.(3) --> stare
[MED42659] st&#x101;&#x306;r(e-bl&#x12B;nd, adj. --> star-blind
[MED42660] st&#x101;ren, v. --> stare
[MED42661] st&#x101;ringe, ger. --> staring
[MED42662] stark, n. --> 
[MED42663] stark, adj. --> stark
[MED42664] stark, adv. --> 
[MED42665] starken, v. --> stark
[MED42666] starkenen, v. --> 
[MED42667] starkl&#x12B;, adj. --> starkly
[MED42668] starkl&#x12B;, adv. --> starkly
[MED42669] starknes, n. --> starkness
[MED42670] starling, n. --> starling
[MED42671] start-bl&#x12B;nd(e, adj. --> start blind
[MED42672] st&#x101;t, n. --> state
[MED42673] st&#x101;ter, n. --> stater
[MED42674] st&amacr;&breve;terand, adj. --> 
[MED42675] stath, n. --> staithe
[MED42676] stathel, n. --> staddle
[MED42677] stathele, adj. --> 
[MED42678] stathelen, v. --> stathel
[MED42679] stathel-fast, adj. --> stathelfast
[MED42680] stathel-fastnesse, n. --> 
[MED42681] stathel-fastninge, n. --> 
[MED42682] stathel&#x12B;, adj. --> stathely
[MED42683] statheling, n. --> 
[MED42684] stathelnes(se, n. --> stathelness
[MED42685] stathel-worth, adj. --> 
[MED42686] stathen, v. --> stathe
[MED42687] st&#x101;tl&#x12B;, adj. --> stately
[MED42688] st&#x101;tl&#x12B;, adv. --> stately
[MED42689] stat&#x16B;e, n. --> statue
[MED42690] stat&#x16B;en, v. --> statue
[MED42691] stat&#x16B;re, n. --> stature
[MED42692] stat&#x16B;red, adj. --> statured
[MED42693] stat&#x16B;t(e, n. --> statute
[MED42694] stat&#x16B;ten, v. --> statute
[MED42695] staumpe, n. --> stamp
[MED42696] staunce, n.(1) --> stance
[MED42697] staunce, n.(2) --> 
[MED42698] staunche, n. --> 
[MED42699] staunch(e, adj. --> staunch
[MED42700] staunche-greine, n. --> stanchgrain
[MED42701] staunchen, v. --> stanch
[MED42702] stauncheninge, n. --> 
[MED42703] stauncher, n. --> stancher
[MED42704] stauncher(e, n. --> 
[MED42705] staunchier, n. --> stanchier
[MED42706] staunching(e, ger. --> 
[MED42707] staunch&#x1D2;un, n. --> stanchion
[MED42708] st&#x101;ve, n. --> stave
[MED42709] st&#x101;ved, adj. --> staved
[MED42710] st&amacr;&breve;ven, n. --> 
[MED42711] st&amacr;ver, n. --> 
[MED42712] sta&#x323;ving, ger. --> staving
[MED42713] stecas, n. --> 
[MED42714] st&emacr;ce, n. --> 
[MED42714.5] stecken, v. --> stecken
[MED42715] st&#x113;&#x306;de, n.(1) --> stead
[MED42716] st&#x113;&#x323;de, n.(2) --> steed
[MED42717] stedel&emacr;as, adj. --> 
[MED42718] stedel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42719] steden, v. --> stead
[MED42720] sted-fast, n. --> 
[MED42721] sted-fast, adj. --> steadfast
[MED42722] sted-fast, adv. --> 
[MED42723] sted-fasten, v. --> steadfast
[MED42724] sted-fasth&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED42725] sted-fastl&#x12B;, adv. --> steadfastly
[MED42726] sted-fastnes(se, n. --> steadfastness
[MED42727] sted-fastshipe, n. --> 
[MED42728] stedful, adj. --> 
[MED42729] stedfulen, v. --> 
[MED42730] sted&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42731] st&emacr;dlines, n. --> 
[MED42732] stedship, n. --> 
[MED42733] stef, adj. --> steeve
[MED42734] stefh&emacr;&breve;d(e, n. --> 
[MED42735] stefl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42736] steg(ge, n. --> steg
[MED42737] steien, v. --> stay
[MED42738] steinen, v. --> stain
[MED42739] steining(e, ger. --> 
[MED42740] stein&#x1D2;ur, n. --> stainer
[MED42741] stein&ohacek;uresse, n. --> 
[MED42742] steir(e, n. --> stair
[MED42743] steire, adj. --> stair
[MED42744] steiren, v. --> stair
[MED42745] steiring, n. --> 
[MED42746] steish, adj. --> 
[MED42747] st&#x113;ke, n. --> steak
[MED42748] st&#x113;&#x306;kel, n. --> steckle
[MED42749] st&#x113;ken, v. --> steek
[MED42750] st&emacr;kier, n. --> 
[MED42751] st&emacr;&breve;killen, v. --> 
[MED42752] st&#x113;kinge, ger. --> steeking
[MED42753] st&#x113;le, n.(1) --> steal
[MED42754] st&#x113;le, n.(2) --> steal
[MED42755] st&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;l(e, n.(3) --> steel
[MED42756] st&emacr;&dotb;&breve;l(e, adj. --> 
[MED42757] st&emacr;&dotb;&breve;led, ppl. --> 
[MED42758] st&#x113;&#x323;len, adj. --> steelen
[MED42759] st&#x113;len, v. --> steal
[MED42760] st&emacr;ler(e, n. --> 
[MED42761] st&emacr;&dotb;&breve;ling, ger. --> 
[MED42762] st&emacr;ling(e, ger. --> 
[MED42763] st&emacr;lingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42764] stellen, v. --> stell
[MED42765] stellif&#x12B;en, v. --> stellify
[MED42766] stelliger&#x101;t, adj. --> stelligerate
[MED42767] stelli&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED42768] stelth(e, n. --> stealth
[MED42769] st&#x113;m, n. --> steam
[MED42770] st&emacr;&dotb;men, v. --> 
[MED42771] st&emacr;&dotb;minge, ger. --> 
[MED42772] stem(me, n.(1) --> stem
[MED42773] stem(me, n.(2) --> stem
[MED42774] stemmen, v.(1) --> stem
[MED42775] stemmen, v.(2) --> stem
[MED42776] stempren, v. --> 
[MED42777] stencelette, n. --> 
[MED42778] stencelled, ppl. --> 
[MED42778.5] stencellen, v. --> stencil
[MED42779] stench, n. --> stench
[MED42780] stenchen, v. --> stench
[MED42781] stench&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42782] stenching, ger. --> 
[MED42783] stend, n. --> stend
[MED42784] stenden, v. --> 
[MED42785] st&#x113;ne, n.(1) --> stean
[MED42786] st&emacr;ne, n.(2) --> 
[MED42787] st&emacr;n(e, n.(3) --> 
[MED42788] st&#x113;nen, v. --> steen
[MED42789] st&emacr;nen(e, adj. --> 
[MED42790] steng, n. --> sting
[MED42791] st&emacr;&breve;ning, ger.(1) --> 
[MED42792] st&emacr;ning, ger.(2) --> 
[MED42793] stent(e, n. --> stent
[MED42794] stenten, v. --> 
[MED42795] stenting, ger. --> 
[MED42796] step, n. --> step
[MED42797] step-, combining element. --> 
[MED42798] step-barn, n. --> 
[MED42799] step-br&#x14D;&#x323;ther, n. --> stepbrother
[MED42800] step-ch&#x12B;ld, n. --> stepchild
[MED42801] step-d&#x101;me, n. --> stepdame
[MED42802] step-doughter, n. --> 
[MED42803] stepe, n.(1) --> 
[MED42804] st&#x113;&#x323;p(e, n.(2) --> steep
[MED42805] st&#x113;&#x323;p(e, adj. --> steep
[MED42806] st&emacr;&dotb;p(e, adv. --> 
[MED42807] st&#x113;&#x323;pel, n. --> steeple
[MED42808] st&#x113;&#x323;pen, v. --> steep
[MED42809] step-f&#x101;&#x306;der, n. --> stepfather
[MED42810] St&emacr;phening, n. --> 
[MED42811] st&emacr;&dotb;ping(e, ger. --> 
[MED42812] step-m&omacr;&dotb;der, n. --> 
[MED42813] st&emacr;&dotb;pnesse, n. --> 
[MED42814] steppen, v. --> step
[MED42815] stepping(e, ger. --> stepping
[MED42816] step-s&#x12B;re, n. --> stepsire
[MED42817] step-s&#x1D2;ne, n. --> stepson
[MED42818] step-suster, n. --> stepsister
[MED42819] ster&#x101;&#x306;cle, n. --> steracle
[MED42820] st&#x113;&#x323;r&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> steerage
[MED42821] sterche, n. --> starch
[MED42822] sterchen, v. --> starch
[MED42823] sterching, ger. --> 
[MED42824] sterci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED42825] stercor&imacr;es, n.pl. --> 
[MED42826] st&#x113;&#x323;r(e, n.(1) --> steer
[MED42827] st&#x113;&#x323;r(e, n.(2) --> steer
[MED42828] st&#x113;&#x323;re, n.(3) --> steer
[MED42829] st&#x113;&#x323;r(e, adj. --> steer
[MED42830] st&emacr;&dotb;rel&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED42831] st&#x113;&#x323;re-man, n. --> steerman
[MED42832] st&#x113;&#x323;ren, v.(1) --> steer
[MED42833] st&#x113;&#x323;ren, v.(2) --> stere
[MED42834] st&#x113;&#x323;resman, n. --> steersman
[MED42835] st&emacr;&dotb;re-tr&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED42836] ster&imacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED42837] sterilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sterility
[MED42838] st&emacr;&dotb;ring(e, ger. --> 
[MED42839] st&#x113;&#x323;rish, adj. --> steerish
[MED42840] sterking, n. --> 
[MED42841] st&emacr;&dotb;rl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42842] sterling, n. --> sterling
[MED42843] sterne, n.(1) --> starn
[MED42844] stern(e, n.(2) --> stern
[MED42845] stern(e, adj. --> stern
[MED42846] sterne, adv. --> 
[MED42847] sterned, adj. --> 
[MED42848] sterneh&#x113;&#x306;d, n. --> sternhead
[MED42849] sternel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> sternless
[MED42850] sternen, v. --> stern
[MED42851] sternenesse, n. --> sternness
[MED42852] st&emacr;&dotb;rnesse, n. --> 
[MED42853] sternful, adj. --> sternful
[MED42854] sternl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42855] sternl&#x12B;, adv. --> sternly
[MED42856] stern&umacr;t&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED42857] stern&#x16B;t&#x14D;&#x323;r&#x12B;e, n. --> sternutory
[MED42858] sterre, n. --> star
[MED42859] sterred, adj. --> starred
[MED42860] sterrel&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED42861] sterr&#x12B;, adj. --> starry
[MED42862] sterrish, adj. --> 
[MED42863] stert, n.(1) --> start
[MED42864] stert, n.(2) --> start
[MED42865] sterted, adj. --> 
[MED42866] stertel, adj. --> 
[MED42867] stertelen, v. --> startle
[MED42868] sterteling, ger. --> startling
[MED42869] sterten, v. --> start
[MED42870] stertful, adj. --> 
[MED42871] sterting(e, ger. --> 
[MED42872] stertingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42873] stertm&#x113;le, adv. --> startmeal
[MED42874] stert-n&#x101;ked, adj. --> start naked
[MED42875] stert&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED42876] sterve, n. --> starve
[MED42877] sterven, v. --> starve
[MED42878] stervinge, ger. --> starving
[MED42879] st&emacr;&breve;te, n. --> 
[MED42880] st&#x113;&#x306;ten, v. --> stete
[MED42881] st&#x113;&#x306;ting, n. --> steding
[MED42882] steuard, n. --> steward
[MED42883] steuardship, n. --> 
[MED42884] steu(e, n.(1) --> stew
[MED42885] steu(e, n.(2) --> stew
[MED42886] steuen, v.(1) --> stew
[MED42887] steuen, v.(2) --> stew
[MED42888] steuing(e, ger. --> 
[MED42889] steven(e, n.(1) --> steven
[MED42890] steven(e, n.(2) --> steven
[MED42891] stevened, adj. --> stevened
[MED42892] stevenen, v.(1) --> steven
[MED42893] stevenen, v.(2) --> 
[MED42894] stevenes, n. --> 
[MED42895] stevening, n.(1) --> 
[MED42896] stevening, n.(2) --> 
[MED42897] steventen, v. --> 
[MED42898] st&#x12B;, n. --> sty
[MED42899] st&imacr;an&imacr;(e, n. --> 
[MED42900] stibium, n. --> stibium
[MED42901] stib&#x1D2;urne, adj. --> stubborn
[MED42902] stib&ohacek;urnesse, n. --> 
[MED42903] sticados, n. --> 
[MED42904] sticels, n. --> 
[MED42905] stich(e, n.(1) --> stitch
[MED42906] stiche, n.(2) --> stitch
[MED42907] stichen, n. --> stitchen
[MED42908] stichen, v. --> stitch
[MED42909] st&#x12B;(e, n.(1) --> sty
[MED42910] st&#x12B;(e, n.(2) --> sty
[MED42911] st&#x12B;en, v. --> sty
[MED42911.5] stien, v.(2) --> sty
[MED42912] st&#x12B;er(e, n. --> styer
[MED42913] stif, adj. --> stiff
[MED42914] stif, adv. --> 
[MED42915] st&imacr;fer, n. --> 
[MED42916] stiffelere, n. --> 
[MED42917] stiffen, v. --> stiff
[MED42918] stifh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED42919] stifle, n.(1) --> stifle
[MED42920] stifle, n.(2) --> stifle
[MED42921] stifl&#x12B;, adv. --> stiffly
[MED42922] stifnen, v. --> 
[MED42923] stifnes(se, n. --> stiffness
[MED42924] stiggen, v. --> 
[MED42925] stightelen, v. --> stightle
[MED42926] stighteler, n. --> 
[MED42927] stighteling, ger. --> 
[MED42928] stighten, v. --> stight
[MED42929] stightl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42930] stigme, n. --> stigme
[MED42930.5] stigromancien, n. --> stigromancien
[MED42931] st&#x12B;ing(e, ger. --> stying
[MED42932] stik(e, n.(1) --> 
[MED42933] stik(e, n.(2) --> 
[MED42934] stikel, n. --> 
[MED42935] stikel, adj. --> stickle
[MED42935.5] stikele, n. --> stikele
[MED42936] stikeling(e, n. --> stickling
[MED42937] stikell&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED42938] stikelunge, adv. --> stikelunge
[MED42939] stiken, v. --> stick
[MED42940] stiker, n. --> 
[MED42941] stiking(e, ger. --> sticking
[MED42942] stikke, n. --> stick
[MED42943] stikker(e, n. --> sticker
[MED42944] st&#x12B;le, n.(1) --> stile
[MED42945] st&#x12B;le, n.(2) --> style
[MED42946] still&#x101;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> stillatory
[MED42947] still&amacr;tus, n. --> 
[MED42948] stille, n. --> 
[MED42949] stille, adj. --> still
[MED42950] stille, adv. --> still
[MED42951] stilledl&#x12B;che, adv. --> stilledly
[MED42952] stilleh&#x113;&#x306;de, n. --> stillhead
[MED42953] stillen, v.(1) --> still
[MED42954] stillen, v.(2) --> still
[MED42955] stillen, v.(3) --> 
[MED42956] stille-worthe, adj. --> 
[MED42957] still&#x12B;, adj. --> stilly
[MED42958] still&#x12B;, adv. --> stilly
[MED42959] stilling(e, ger.(1) --> 
[MED42960] stilling(e, ger.(2) --> 
[MED42961] stilling(e, ger.(3) --> 
[MED42962] stillot, n. --> 
[MED42963] stilnes(se, n. --> stillness
[MED42964] stilt(e, n. --> stilt
[MED42965] stilter, n. --> 
[MED42966] stil&#xF0;e, n. --> stilth
[MED42967] st&imacr;me, n. --> 
[MED42968] st&#x12B;ne, n. --> stine
[MED42969] sting, n. --> sting
[MED42970] stingel, n. --> 
[MED42971] stingen, v. --> sting
[MED42972] stinging(e, ger. --> stinging
[MED42973] stingle, n. --> 
[MED42974] stink, n. --> stink
[MED42975] stinken, v. --> stink
[MED42976] stink&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED42977] stinking(e, ger. --> stinking
[MED42978] stinkingnes, n. --> stinkingness
[MED42979] stint, n.(1) --> stint
[MED42980] stint, n.(2) --> 
[MED42981] stinten, v. --> stint
[MED42982] stinter(e, n. --> 
[MED42983] stinting(e, ger. --> stinting
[MED42984] st&imacr;pend&amacr;r&imacr;&breve;e, n. --> 
[MED42985] st&#x12B;pend(e, n. --> stipend
[MED42986] st&#x12B;pre, n. --> stiper
[MED42987] stiptic&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED42988] stiptic&amacr;t, adj. --> 
[MED42989] stiptic&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED42990] stipticit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> stypticity
[MED42991] stiptik, n. --> 
[MED42992] stiptik, adj. --> styptic
[MED42993] stiptiken, v. --> 
[MED42994] stiptiknesse, n. --> 
[MED42995] stir, n. --> 
[MED42996] st&imacr;re, n. --> 
[MED42997] stiren, v. --> stir
[MED42998] stirer(e, n. --> stirrer
[MED42999] stiring(e, ger. --> stirring
[MED43000] stiringl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43001] stirk, n. --> stirk
[MED43002] stirket, n. --> stirket
[MED43003] stirment, v. --> 
[MED43004] stirop, n. --> stirrup
[MED43005] stiropl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> stirrupless
[MED43006] stith, n. --> stith
[MED43007] st&#x12B;th(e, adj. --> stith
[MED43008] st&#x12B;th(e, adv. --> stith
[MED43009] stith&#x12B;(e, n.(1) --> stithy
[MED43010] st&imacr;th&imacr;e, n.(2) --> 
[MED43011] stithien, v. --> 
[MED43012] st&imacr;thl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43013] st&#x12B;thl&#x12B;, adv. --> stithly
[MED43014] st&imacr;thnesse, n. --> 
[MED43015] stitton, adj. --> 
[MED43016] st&imacr;ve, n.(1) --> 
[MED43017] st&imacr;ve, n.(2) --> 
[MED43018] st&imacr;ven, v.(1) --> 
[MED43019] st&imacr;ven, v.(2) --> 
[MED43020] st&#x12B;ven, v.(3) --> stive
[MED43021] st&#x12B;v&#x1D2;ur, n. --> stivour
[MED43022] st&omacr;, interj. --> 
[MED43023] stoberl&#x12B;e, adv. --> stubbornly
[MED43024] st&#x14D;&#x323;d(e, n.(1) --> stud
[MED43025] st&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;d(e, n.(2) --> stud
[MED43026] stodel, n. --> studdle
[MED43027] stoden, v. --> stud
[MED43028] stoding(e, ger. --> 
[MED43029] stofnen, v. --> stofne
[MED43030] stofull, adj. --> 
[MED43031] St&omacr;icalle, adj. --> 
[MED43032] St&omacr;ices, n.pl. --> 
[MED43033] St&omacr;iciens, n.pl. --> 
[MED43034] stok, n.(1) --> stock
[MED43035] stok, n.(2) --> 
[MED43036] st&#x14D;&#x306;k(e, n.(1) --> stoke
[MED43037] st&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;k(e, n.(2) --> stoke
[MED43038] st&omacr;&breve;ken, v.(1) --> 
[MED43039] st&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ken, v.(2) --> stoke
[MED43040] stok-fish, n. --> stock-fish
[MED43041] st&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;kinge, ger. --> stoking
[MED43042] stokken, v. --> stock
[MED43043] stokker, n.(1) --> 
[MED43044] stokker, n.(2) --> 
[MED43045] stokk&#x12B;, adj. --> stocky
[MED43046] stokking(e, ger. --> stocking
[MED43047] st&#x14D;&#x323;l, n. --> stool
[MED43048] st&#x14D;le, n. --> stole
[MED43049] st&#x14D;len, v. --> stole
[MED43050] stomac&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED43051] stomacar&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43052] stomacher, n. --> stomacher
[MED43053] stomak, n. --> stomach
[MED43054] stomaticon, n. --> 
[MED43055] st&#x1D2;mblen, v. --> stumble
[MED43056] st&ohacek;mblere, n. --> 
[MED43057] st&ohacek;mbling, ger. --> 
[MED43058] st&#x14D;n, n. --> stone
[MED43059] st&omacr;nard, n. --> 
[MED43060] st&#x14D;&#x306;nd(e, n. --> stand
[MED43061] st&omacr;n-d&emacr;d, adj. --> 
[MED43062] st&#x14D;&#x306;nden, v.(1) --> stand
[MED43063] st&#x1D2;nden, v.(2) --> stound
[MED43064] st&omacr;&breve;ndene-g&ohacek;usse, n. --> 
[MED43065] st&#x14D;&#x306;nder(e, n. --> stander
[MED43066] st&#x14D;&#x306;nding(e, ger. --> standing
[MED43067] st&omacr;&breve;nding(e-pl&amacr;ce, n. --> 
[MED43068] st&#x14D;nen, v.(1) --> stone
[MED43069] st&#x1D2;nen, v.(2) --> stony
[MED43070] st&#x14D;nen(e, adj. --> stonen
[MED43071] st&#x14D;ner, n. --> stoner
[MED43072] st&omacr;nere, n. --> 
[MED43073] st&omacr;n-hard, adj. --> 
[MED43074] st&#x14D;n-h&#x14D;r(e, n. --> stonehore
[MED43075] st&omacr;n-h&omacr;se, n. --> 
[MED43076] st&#x14D;n&#x12B;, adj. --> stony
[MED43077] st&omacr;n&imacr;&breve;delf, n. --> 
[MED43078] st&omacr;n&imacr;nes, n. --> 
[MED43079] st&#x14D;ning(e, ger.(1) --> stoning
[MED43080] st&#x1D2;ning(e, ger.(2) --> stunning
[MED43081] st&#x14D;nish, adj. --> stonish
[MED43082] st&omacr;nles, adj. --> 
[MED43083] st&omacr;n-stille, adj. --> 
[MED43084] st&omacr;n-stille, adv. --> 
[MED43085] stont, adj. --> stunt
[MED43086] st&omacr;n-wal, n. --> 
[MED43087] stop, n. --> stop
[MED43088] st&omacr;&dotb;ple, n. --> 
[MED43089] stopp&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> stoppage
[MED43090] stop(pe, n. --> stop
[MED43091] stoppel, n. --> stopple
[MED43092] stoppen, v. --> stop
[MED43093] stopping(e, ger. --> stopping
[MED43094] storax, n. --> storax
[MED43095] storbil&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n(e, n. --> storbilon
[MED43096] storclen, v. --> 
[MED43097] st&#x14D;r(e, n.(1) --> store
[MED43098] st&#x14D;&#x323;r(e, n.(2) --> stor
[MED43099] st&omacr;&dotb;re, n.(3) --> 
[MED43100] st&#x14D;&#x323;r(e, adj. --> stour
[MED43101] st&omacr;&dotb;re, adv. --> 
[MED43102] st&#x14D;ren, v. --> store
[MED43103] st&omacr;rer, n. --> 
[MED43104] st&omacr;&dotb;r-fat, n. --> 
[MED43105] st&#x14D;ri&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> storial
[MED43106] st&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n.(1) --> story
[MED43107] st&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n.(2) --> storey
[MED43108] st&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> story
[MED43109] st&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;er, n. --> storier
[MED43110] st&#x14D;r&#x12B;&#x306;ing, ger. --> storying
[MED43110.5] storili, adv. --> storili
[MED43111] st&omacr;ring, ger. --> 
[MED43112] stork, n. --> stork
[MED43113] st&omacr;&dotb;rl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43114] st&omacr;&dotb;rl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43115] storm, n. --> storm
[MED43116] stormel&#x12B;, adv. --> stormily
[MED43117] stormen, v. --> storm
[MED43118] storm&#x12B;, adj. --> stormy
[MED43119] storm&imacr;&breve;&amacr;&breve;l, adj. --> 
[MED43120] storming, ger. --> storming
[MED43121] stormish, adj. --> stormish
[MED43122] st&omacr;&dotb;rnes, n. --> 
[MED43123] stot, n. --> stot
[MED43124] stotaien, v. --> stotay(e
[MED43125] st&#x14D;te, n. --> stoat
[MED43126] stotei(e, n. --> stoteye
[MED43127] st&#x14D;ten, v. --> stote
[MED43128] st&#x14D;ter(e, n. --> stoter
[MED43129] st&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;th(e, n. --> stooth
[MED43130] st&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;then, v. --> stoothe
[MED43131] stoting, n. --> 
[MED43132] st&omacr;ting(e, ger. --> 
[MED43133] stotlish, adj. --> 
[MED43134] stou&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> stowage
[MED43135] stou(e, n.(1) --> stow
[MED43136] st&ohacek;ue, n.(2) --> 
[MED43137] stouen, v. --> stow
[MED43138] stouinge, ger. --> 
[MED43139] st&#x1D2;uk(e, n. --> stook
[MED43140] st&#x1D2;und(e, n. --> stound
[MED43141] st&#x1D2;unden, v. --> stound
[MED43142] st&ohacek;undm&emacr;l, adj. --> 
[MED43143] st&#x1D2;undm&#x113;l(e, adv. --> stoundmeal
[MED43144] st&ohacek;undm&emacr;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43145] st&#x1D2;undum, adv. --> stundum
[MED43146] st&#x1D2;upaille, n. --> stoupaille
[MED43147] st&#x1D2;upe, n.(1) --> stoup
[MED43148] st&#x1D2;upe, n.(2) --> stoupe
[MED43149] st&#x1D2;upen, v. --> stoop
[MED43150] st&ohacek;uping(e, ger. --> 
[MED43151] st&#x1D2;urbaunce, n. --> sturbance
[MED43152] st&ohacek;urbel, n. --> 
[MED43153] st&#x1D2;urben, v. --> sturb
[MED43154] st&ohacek;urbing, ger. --> 
[MED43155] st&#x1D2;urblaunce, n. --> sturblance
[MED43156] st&#x1D2;urblen, v. --> sturble
[MED43157] st&ohacek;urbler, n. --> 
[MED43158] st&ohacek;urbling, ger. --> 
[MED43159] stour(e, n.(1) --> stower
[MED43160] st&#x1D2;ur(e, n.(2) --> stour
[MED43161] st&ohacek;ure, n.(3) --> 
[MED43162] st&ohacek;uren, v. --> 
[MED43163] stouring, ger.(1) --> 
[MED43164] st&ohacek;uring, ger.(2) --> 
[MED43165] stourken, v. --> 
[MED43166] st&#x1D2;ut, n. --> stout
[MED43167] st&ohacek;ute, n. --> 
[MED43168] st&#x1D2;ut(e, adj. --> stout
[MED43169] st&ohacek;ut(e, adv. --> 
[MED43170] st&#x1D2;uten, v. --> stout
[MED43171] st&#x1D2;utesse, n. --> stoutess
[MED43172] st&#x1D2;utl&#x12B;, adj. --> stoutly
[MED43173] st&#x1D2;utl&#x12B;, adv. --> stoutly
[MED43174] st&#x1D2;utnes(se, n. --> stoutness
[MED43175] st&#x14D;&#x306;ven, n. --> stoven
[MED43176] st&#x14D;ver, n. --> stover
[MED43177] strab&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED43178] str&amacr;ce, n. --> 
[MED43179] str&amacr;c&umacr;r, n. --> 
[MED43180] str&#x101;de, n. --> strade
[MED43181] str&amacr;delen, v. --> 
[MED43182] stradul, n. --> 
[MED43183] str&#x101;&#x306;gelen, v. --> straggle
[MED43184] str&amacr;&breve;gen, v. --> 
[MED43185] str&amacr;&breve;ginge, ger. --> 
[MED43186] stra&yogh;til, adj. --> 
[MED43187] strai, n. --> stray
[MED43188] strai, adj. --> 
[MED43189] strai, adv. --> 
[MED43190] straien, v. --> stray
[MED43191] straif, n. --> straif
[MED43192] strail(e, n. --> strail
[MED43193] strai&ohacek;urs, n.pl. --> 
[MED43194] straist&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43195] str&#x101;&#x306;ke, n.(1) --> strake
[MED43196] str&#x101;ke, n.(2) --> strake
[MED43197] str&amacr;ked, adj. --> 
[MED43198] str&#x101;&#x306;ken, v.(1) --> strake
[MED43199] str&#x101;&#x306;ken, v.(2) --> strake
[MED43200] str&amacr;&breve;king, ger. --> 
[MED43201] str&amacr;king(e, n. --> 
[MED43202] str&#x101;&#x306;m&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> stramage
[MED43203] strand, n. --> strand
[MED43204] strand&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> strandage
[MED43205] strandling(e, n. --> strandling
[MED43206] strangle, n. --> strangle
[MED43207] stranglen, v. --> strangle
[MED43208] strangler, n. --> 
[MED43209] strangling(e, ger. --> strangling
[MED43210] strangul&#x1D2;un, n. --> strangullion
[MED43211] strang&#x16B;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> strangury
[MED43212] str&#x101;&#x306;pel, n. --> strapple
[MED43213] str&amacr;&breve;peling, n. --> 
[MED43214] str&amacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED43215] strau, n. --> straw
[MED43216] strau-ber&#x12B;(e, n. --> strawberry
[MED43217] strauen, adj. --> strawen
[MED43218] straun&#x1E7;e, adj. --> strange
[MED43219] straun&ghacek;el&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43220] straun&#x1E7;el&#x12B;, adv. --> strangely
[MED43221] straun&#x1E7;en, v. --> strange
[MED43222] straun&ghacek;enes(se, n. --> 
[MED43223] straun&ghacek;er, adj. --> 
[MED43224] straun&#x1E7;er(e, n. --> stranger
[MED43225] straun&ghacek;&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED43226] strecche, n. --> 
[MED43227] strecche&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED43228] strecchen, v. --> stretch
[MED43229] streccher, n. --> stretcher
[MED43230] strecching(e, ger. --> 
[MED43231] streche, n. --> 
[MED43232] strech(e, adj. --> 
[MED43233] strechel, n. --> 
[MED43234] strecnisse, n. --> 
[MED43235] str&emacr;&dotb;den, v. --> 
[MED43236] streight, adj. --> straight
[MED43237] streight, adv. --> 
[MED43238] streighten, v. --> straight
[MED43239] streightl&#x12B;, adj. --> straightly
[MED43240] streightl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43241] streightnes, n. --> 
[MED43242] strei&yogh;t-w&imacr;se, n. --> 
[MED43243] strein&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED43244] streinant, n. --> streinant
[MED43245] streinaunt, adj. --> 
[MED43246] streine, adj. --> 
[MED43247] streinen, v.(1) --> strain
[MED43248] streinen, v.(2) --> 
[MED43249] streining, ger. --> 
[MED43250] streining(e, ger. --> 
[MED43251] streiningl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43252] streiningnesse, n. --> 
[MED43253] strein&#x1D2;ur, n. --> strainer
[MED43254] streint, n. --> 
[MED43255] streit, n. --> 
[MED43256] streit, adj. --> strait
[MED43257] streit(e, adv. --> 
[MED43258] streiteful, adj. --> 
[MED43259] streiten, v. --> strait
[MED43260] streith&#x113;&#x306;d, n. --> straithead
[MED43261] streiting(e, ger. --> 
[MED43262] streitl&#x12B;, adv. --> straitly
[MED43263] streitnes(se, n. --> straitness
[MED43264] streit&umacr;re, n. --> 
[MED43265] strek(e, adv. --> streck
[MED43266] str&#x113;ken, v.(1) --> streek
[MED43267] str&emacr;&dotb;ken, v.(2) --> 
[MED43268] str&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ken, v.(3) --> streak
[MED43269] str&#x113;king(e, ger.(1) --> streeking
[MED43270] str&emacr;&dotb;&breve;kinge, ger.(2) --> 
[MED43271] strekl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43272] strel(e, n. --> 
[MED43273] str&#x113;m, n. --> stream
[MED43274] stremb, n. --> 
[MED43275] str&#x113;men, v. --> stream
[MED43276] str&#x113;mer(e, n. --> streamer
[MED43277] str&#x113;m&#x12B;, adj. --> streamy
[MED43278] str&emacr;minge, ger. --> 
[MED43279] str&emacr;ml&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43280] str&#x113;&#x323;n, n. --> strain | strene
[MED43281] str&#x113;&#x323;nen, v. --> strene
[MED43282] str&emacr;&dotb;nful, adj. --> 
[MED43283] streng, n. --> string
[MED43284] streng(e, n. --> strengh
[MED43285] streng(e, adj. --> 
[MED43286] strengel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43287] strengel&#x12B;, adv. --> strengly
[MED43288] strengen, v.(1) --> strengh
[MED43289] strengen, v.(2) --> string
[MED43290] strenger, n. --> stringer
[MED43291] strenger(e, adj.comp. --> 
[MED43292] strenger(e, adv.comp. --> 
[MED43293] strengerl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43294] strengest, adj.sup. --> 
[MED43295] strengful, adj. --> 
[MED43296] strengfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43297] strengh&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43298] strenging, ger. --> 
[MED43299] strength(e, n. --> strength
[MED43300] strengthen, v. --> strength
[MED43301] strengthenen, v. --> 
[MED43302] strengthful, adj. --> strengthful
[MED43303] strengthfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43304] strengthh&emacr;d, n. --> 
[MED43305] strength&#x12B;, adj. --> strengthy
[MED43306] strengthing(e, ger. --> strengthing
[MED43307] strengthles, adj. --> strengthless
[MED43308] strengthl&#x12B;, adv. --> strengthly
[MED43309] stren-&yogh;erd, n. --> 
[MED43310] str&emacr;&dotb;ning, ger. --> 
[MED43311] strenkel, n. --> strinkle
[MED43312] strenkelen, v. --> strinkle
[MED43313] strenkelinge, ger. --> strinkling
[MED43314] strenken, v. --> strenk
[MED43315] strenten, v. --> 
[MED43316] str&#x113;&#x306;nuit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> strenuity
[MED43317] str&emacr;&breve;nu&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43318] strepe, n.(1) --> 
[MED43319] strepe, n.(2) --> 
[MED43320] str&#x113;&#x323;pen, v. --> strip
[MED43321] str&emacr;&dotb;pinge, ger. --> 
[MED43322] stres(se, n. --> stress
[MED43323] stressen, v. --> stress
[MED43324] str&emacr;te, n.(1) --> 
[MED43325] str&#x113;&#x323;t(e, n.(2) --> street
[MED43326] str&emacr;&breve;ten, v. --> 
[MED43327] str&emacr;the, n. --> 
[MED43328] streuen, v. --> strew
[MED43329] streuing(e, ger. --> 
[MED43330] strichen, v. --> 
[MED43331] stricte, adj. --> 
[MED43332] strict&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED43333] strictl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43334] strict&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> strictory
[MED43335] strict&omacr;r&imacr;ed, ppl. --> 
[MED43336] strict&#x16B;re, n. --> stricture
[MED43337] str&#x12B;&#x306;d(e, n. --> stride
[MED43338] str&#x12B;den, v. --> stride
[MED43339] stridil, n. --> 
[MED43340] str&#x12B;dinge, ger. --> striding
[MED43341] str&imacr;&breve;dlinges, adv. --> 
[MED43342] str&#x12B;(e, n. --> stry
[MED43343] str&#x12B;en, v. --> stray
[MED43344] str&#x12B;f(e, n. --> strife
[MED43345] str&#x12B;fful(le, adj. --> strifeful
[MED43346] str&imacr;&breve;ft, n. --> 
[MED43347] str&imacr;&breve;k&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED43348] strik(e, n.(1) --> streak
[MED43349] str&#x12B;&#x306;k(e, n.(2) --> strick
[MED43350] strikel, n. --> 
[MED43351] str&#x12B;ken, v. --> strike
[MED43352] str&#x12B;ker(e, n. --> striker
[MED43353] str&#x12B;king(e, ger. --> striking
[MED43354] striklen, v. --> 
[MED43355] strind(e, n.(1) --> strind
[MED43356] str&#x12B;nd(e, n.(2) --> strind
[MED43357] string-herth(e, n. --> 
[MED43358] str&#x12B;pe, n. --> stripe
[MED43359] str&imacr;pen, v. --> 
[MED43360] str&#x12B;pinge, n. --> striping
[MED43361] stripling, n. --> stripling
[MED43362] stristre, n. --> 
[MED43363] str&#x12B;&#x306;th(e, n. --> strithe
[MED43364] str&#x12B;v&#x101;ble, adj. --> strivable
[MED43365] str&#x12B;ven, v. --> strive
[MED43366] str&#x12B;ver(e, n. --> striver
[MED43367] str&#x12B;ving(e, ger. --> striving
[MED43368] str&imacr;vingel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43369] str&#x12B;v&#x1D2;us, adj. --> strivous
[MED43370] strogel, n. --> 
[MED43371] strogelen, v. --> struggle
[MED43372] strogeling(e, ger. --> struggling
[MED43373] stroi(e, n. --> stroy
[MED43374] stroien, v. --> stroy
[MED43375] stroier(e, n. --> stroyer
[MED43376] stroiing, ger. --> 
[MED43377] str&#x14D;k(e, n. --> stroke
[MED43378] str&#x14D;ken, v. --> stroke
[MED43379] str&omacr;kere, n. --> 
[MED43380] str&omacr;kinge, ger. --> 
[MED43381] strom, n. --> strum
[MED43382] str&#x14D;&#x306;nd(e, n.(1) --> strand
[MED43383] str&#x14D;&#x306;nd(e, n.(2) --> strand
[MED43384] strong, adj. --> strong
[MED43385] strong(e, adv. --> strong
[MED43386] strongen, v. --> strong
[MED43387] strongful, adj. --> strongful
[MED43388] strongfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43389] strong-herted, adj. --> 
[MED43390] strong-hertednes, n. --> 
[MED43391] strong-h&#x14D;ld, n. --> stronghold
[MED43392] strongl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43393] strongl&#x12B;, adv. --> strongly
[MED43394] strongnes, n. --> strongness
[MED43395] strop(pe, n.(1) --> strop
[MED43396] strop(pe, n.(2) --> 
[MED43397] str&#x14D;&#x323;the, n. --> strothe
[MED43398] str&#x14D;&#x323;ther, n.(1) --> strother
[MED43399] str&#x14D;&#x323;ther, n.(2) --> strothir
[MED43399.5] struble, n. --> struble
[MED43400] str&#x1D2;ublen, v. --> strouble
[MED43401] str&ohacek;ublere, n. --> 
[MED43402] str&ohacek;ublinge, ger. --> 
[MED43403] str&ohacek;untnesse, n. --> 
[MED43404] str&#x1D2;up(e, n. --> stroup
[MED43405] str&#x1D2;ut, n. --> strut
[MED43406] str&ohacek;ute, adv. --> 
[MED43407] str&#x1D2;uten, v. --> strut
[MED43408] str&#x1D2;uter(e, n. --> strutter
[MED43409] str&ohacek;uting(e, ger. --> 
[MED43410] str&ohacek;utingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43411] strucci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED43412] str&#x16B;&#x306;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> strucion
[MED43413] str&umacr;&breve;ction, n. --> 
[MED43414] struct&#x16B;re, n. --> structure
[MED43415] strudel, n. --> 
[MED43416] str&umacr;m&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> 
[MED43417] strumper&#x12B;, n. --> strumpery
[MED43418] strumpet, n. --> strumpet
[MED43419] strumpeth&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED43419.5] strumpetli, adv. --> strumpetly
[MED43420] strumpetr&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED43421] strusten, v. --> strust
[MED43422] strust&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43423] struxsi&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> struction
[MED43424] stub(be, n. --> stub
[MED43425] stubbe-&emacr;le, n. --> 
[MED43426] stubben, v. --> 
[MED43427] stubb&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43428] stubbing(e, ger. --> stubbing
[MED43429] stubbl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43430] stubel, adj. --> stubble
[MED43431] stuble, n. --> stubble
[MED43432] stubled, adj. --> 
[MED43433] stuble-&emacr;le, n. --> 
[MED43434] stub-wort, n. --> 
[MED43435] stude, n. --> 
[MED43436] studegen, v. --> studegie
[MED43437] stud&#x12B;(e, n. --> study
[MED43438] stud&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> study
[MED43439] studient, n. --> student
[MED43440] studient, adj. --> studient
[MED43441] stud&#x12B;&#x306;er, n. --> studier
[MED43442] stud&#x12B;&#x306;ing(e, ger. --> studying
[MED43443] studi&#x14D;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> studiosity
[MED43444] studi&#x1D2;us, adj. --> studious
[MED43445] studi&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43446] studi&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> studiously
[MED43447] stuelle, n. --> 
[MED43448] stuf(fe, n. --> stuff
[MED43449] stuffen, v.(1) --> stuff
[MED43450] stuffen, v.(2) --> stuff
[MED43451] stuffing, ger. --> 
[MED43452] stuffing(e, ger. --> 
[MED43453] stuff&#x16B;r(e, n. --> stuffure
[MED43454] stuflen, v. --> stifle
[MED43455] stufling, ger. --> 
[MED43456] stugge, n. --> stug
[MED43457] stuggere, n. --> 
[MED43458] stuk(e, adj. --> stuck
[MED43459] stukked, adj. --> 
[MED43460] stuknesse, n. --> stuckness
[MED43461] stul(le, n. --> stull
[MED43462] st&#x16B;&#x306;lp(e, n. --> stoop
[MED43463] stulth, n. --> stouth
[MED43464] stulther&#x12B;e, n. --> stoutherie
[MED43465] stult&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43466] stumpe, n. --> stump
[MED43467] stumped, adj. --> 
[MED43468] stumpen, v. --> stump
[MED43469] stunt, adj. --> 
[MED43470] stunt&#x12B;se, n. --> stuntise
[MED43471] stuntl&#x12B;c, adj. --> stuntly
[MED43472] stuntnesse, n. --> stuntness
[MED43473] st&umacr;&breve;p&amacr;t(e, n. --> 
[MED43474] st&#x16B;&#x306;pe, n.(1) --> stupe
[MED43475] stupe, n.(2) --> 
[MED43476] stupefacci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43477] stupefacte, adj. --> 
[MED43478] stupefact&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED43479] stupefact&imacr;&breve;venes, n. --> 
[MED43480] stupef&imacr;&breve;en, v. --> 
[MED43481] st&umacr;&breve;pen, v. --> 
[MED43482] st&umacr;ph&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED43483] st&umacr;phe, n. --> 
[MED43484] st&umacr;phen, v. --> 
[MED43485] st&umacr;phing, ger. --> 
[MED43486] stupor, n. --> stupor
[MED43487] stupre, n. --> stupre
[MED43488] sturd&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED43489] sturd&#x12B;, adj. --> sturdy
[MED43490] sturd&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> sturdily
[MED43491] sturd&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> sturdiness
[MED43492] stur&#x1E7;e&#x1D2;un, n. --> sturgeon
[MED43493] sturmen, v. --> sturme
[MED43494] sturm&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43495] sturte, n. --> 
[MED43496] sturten, adj. --> 
[MED43497] stuth, n. --> 
[MED43498] stut&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43499] st&umacr;tinge, ger. --> 
[MED43500] stutten, v. --> 
[MED43501] stutting(e, ger. --> stutting
[MED43502] suade, n. --> 
[MED43503] su&#x101;dible, adj. --> suadible
[MED43504] suant, adj. --> suant
[MED43505] su&amacr;s&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43506] su&#x101;si&#x1D2;un, n. --> suasion
[MED43507] su&amacr;ve, adj. --> 
[MED43508] Su&amacr;ves, n.pl. --> 
[MED43509] su&#x101;vit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> suavity
[MED43510] su&amacr;vi&umacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED43511] sub-, pref. --> 
[MED43512] subacelle, n. --> 
[MED43513] subact(e, adj. --> subact
[MED43514] subaltare, adj. --> 
[MED43515] subalter&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED43516] subaltern&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> subalternation
[MED43517] subaltern&#x101;t(e, adj. --> subalternate
[MED43518] subalternen, v. --> subaltern
[MED43519] subbaillif, n. --> sub-bailiff
[MED43520] subbaill&imacr;&breve;w&imacr;&breve;k, n. --> 
[MED43521] subcarn&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43522] subcelerer, n. --> 
[MED43523] subchauntres, n. --> sub-chantress
[MED43524] subcitr&#x12B;n, adj. --> subcitrine
[MED43525] subcitr&imacr;nish, adj. --> 
[MED43526] subcollector, n. --> subcollector
[MED43527] subd&emacr;ken, n. --> subdeacon
[MED43528] subd&emacr;kenr&imacr;, n. --> subdeaconry
[MED43529] subd&#x113;n, n. --> subdean
[MED43530] subdeu, n. --> 
[MED43531] subdeuen, v. --> subdue
[MED43532] subdeuing, ger. --> 
[MED43533] subd&imacr;&breve;min&umacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43534] subdite, adj. --> subdit
[MED43535] subd&#x12B;&#x306;v&#x12B;den, v. --> subdivide
[MED43536] subd&#x12B;&#x306;visi&#x1D2;un, n. --> subdivision
[MED43537] subducci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subduction
[MED43538] subd&#x16B;cen, v. --> subduce
[MED43539] subd&#x16B;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> subducion
[MED43540] subet&amacr;&breve;les, n.pl. --> 
[MED43541] subeth, n. --> subeth
[MED43542] sub&#x1E7;et, n. --> subject
[MED43543] sub&#x1E7;et, adj. --> subject
[MED43544] sub&ghacek;et&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED43545] sub&#x1E7;etl&#x12B;, adv. --> subjectly
[MED43546] subincarn&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43547] subit&#x101;n, adj. --> subitane
[MED43548] subit&amacr;nl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43549] subjecci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subjection
[MED43549.5] subjeccious, adj. --> subjectious
[MED43550] subjecten, v. --> subject
[MED43551] subject&#x12B;ve, adj. --> subjective
[MED43552] subject&#x12B;vel&#x12B;, adv. --> subjectively
[MED43553] subjug&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> subjugation
[MED43554] subjug&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> subjugal
[MED43555] subjug&#x101;ten, v. --> subjugate
[MED43556] subl&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> sublimation
[MED43557] subl&#x12B;&#x306;m&#x101;ten, v. --> sublimate
[MED43558] subl&imacr;&breve;m&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;fe, adj. --> 
[MED43559] subl&#x12B;m&#x101;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;, n. --> sublimatory
[MED43560] subl&#x12B;men, v. --> sublime
[MED43561] subl&imacr;ment, adj. --> 
[MED43562] subl&#x12B;ming(e, ger. --> subliming
[MED43563] subl&#x12B;&#x306;mit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> sublimity
[MED43564] submaistere, n. --> submaster
[MED43565] submersen, v. --> submerse
[MED43566] submersi&#x1D2;un, n. --> submersion
[MED43567] subministr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subministration
[MED43568] subm&#x12B;sen, v. --> summise
[MED43569] submissi&#x1D2;un, n. --> submission
[MED43570] submitten, v. --> submit
[MED43571] submitting, ger. --> submitting
[MED43572] subnigre, adj. --> 
[MED43573] subordin&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subordination
[MED43574] subordin&#x101;t, adj. --> subordinate
[MED43575] suborn&#x101;te, ppl. --> subornate
[MED43576] subostenden, v. --> 
[MED43577] sub-p&#x113;na, n. --> subpoena
[MED43578] subpr&#x12B;&#x306;ores(se, n. --> supprioress
[MED43579] subpr&#x12B;&#x306;&#x1D2;ur, n. --> subprior
[MED43580] subrog&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subrogation
[MED43581] subrog&#x101;ten, v. --> subrogate
[MED43582] subrubicund(e, adj. --> 
[MED43583] subr&umacr;fe, adj. --> 
[MED43584] subscr&#x12B;ben, v. --> subscribe
[MED43585] subscr&#x12B;bing, ger. --> subscribing
[MED43586] subscripci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subscription
[MED43587] subscr&#x12B;ven, v. --> subscrive
[MED43588] subsequent, adj. --> subsequent
[MED43589] subserven, v. --> subserve
[MED43590] subserving, ger. --> subserving
[MED43591] subs&#x12B;&#x306;de, n. --> subside
[MED43592] subsid&#x12B;(e, n. --> subsidy
[MED43593] subsistence, n. --> subsistence
[MED43594] subs&omacr;l&amacr;&breve;n, n. --> s
[MED43595] substanci&amacr;l, n. --> 
[MED43596] substanci&#x101;l, adj. --> substantial
[MED43597] substanci&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> substantiality
[MED43598] substanci&#x101;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> substantially
[MED43599] substant&imacr;&breve;f, n. --> substantive
[MED43600] substant&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> substantive
[MED43601] substant&#x12B;&#x306;fl&#x12B;, adv. --> substantively
[MED43602] substantiv&#x101;te, adj. --> substantivate
[MED43603] substaunce, n. --> substance
[MED43604] substit&#x16B;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> substitution
[MED43605] substit&#x16B;te, n. --> substitute
[MED43606] substit&#x16B;ten, v. --> substitute
[MED43607] subt&imacr;le, n. --> 
[MED43608] subt&#x12B;li&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subtiliation
[MED43609] subt&imacr;li&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED43610] subt&#x12B;li&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;ve, adj. --> subtiliative
[MED43611] subtracci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subtraction
[MED43612] subtract&imacr;&breve;f, n. --> 
[MED43613] subtraien, v. --> subtray
[MED43614] subumbred, ppl. --> 
[MED43615] suburb&#x101;&#x306;n, n. --> suburban
[MED43616] suburb(e, n. --> suburb
[MED43617] suburbed, adj. --> suburbed
[MED43618] suburbel, n. --> 
[MED43619] subvenci&#x1D2;un, n. --> subvention
[MED43620] subversi&#x1D2;un, n. --> subversion
[MED43621] subverten, v. --> subvert
[MED43622] subverter, n. --> subverter
[MED43623] subverting, ger. --> subverting
[MED43624] s&umacr;cce, n. --> 
[MED43625] succ&#x113;&#x323;den, v. --> succeed
[MED43626] succ&#x113;&#x323;dent, adj. --> succedent
[MED43627] succ&#x113;&#x323;der, n. --> succeeder
[MED43628] succ&emacr;&dotb;ding, ger. --> succeeding
[MED43629] succenden, v. --> succend
[MED43630] success&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> successive
[MED43631] success&#x12B;&#x306;fl&#x12B;, adv. --> successively
[MED43632] successi&#x1D2;un, n. --> succession
[MED43633] success&#x1D2;ur, n. --> successor
[MED43634] s&umacr;&breve;ccide, n. --> 
[MED43635] succ&#x12B;den, v. --> succide
[MED43636] succincte, adj. --> 
[MED43637] succinctel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43638] s&umacr;ccinis, n. --> 
[MED43639] s&umacr;cc&omacr;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED43640] succubus, n. --> succubus
[MED43641] s&umacr;dant, adj. --> 
[MED43642] s&#x16B;d&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> sudary
[MED43643] s&umacr;d&amacr;t&omacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43644] s&umacr;d&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED43645] s&umacr;en, v. --> 
[MED43646] suffectus, n. --> 
[MED43647] suffer&amacr;bilnes, n. --> 
[MED43648] suffer&#x101;ble, adj. --> sufferable
[MED43649] suffer&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43650] sufferaunce, n. --> sufferance
[MED43651] sufferaunt, adj. --> sufferant
[MED43652] sufferauntl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43653] sufferen, v. --> suffer
[MED43654] sufferer(e, n. --> sufferer
[MED43655] suffering(e, ger. --> suffering
[MED43656] sufferingel&#x12B;, adv. --> sufferingly
[MED43657] suffeten, v. --> suffet
[MED43658] sufficiantnes, n. --> 
[MED43659] sufficience, n. --> sufficience
[MED43660] sufficient, n. --> 
[MED43661] sufficient, adj. --> sufficient
[MED43662] sufficientl&#x12B;, adv. --> sufficiently
[MED43663] suff&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> suffie
[MED43664] suffisaunce, n. --> suffisance
[MED43665] suffisaunt, adj. --> suffisant
[MED43666] suffisaunt&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED43667] suffisauntl&#x12B;, adv. --> suffisantly
[MED43668] suff&#x12B;sen, v. --> suffice
[MED43669] suffl&amacr;ci&ohacek;oun, n. --> sufflation
[MED43670] suffle, n. --> 
[MED43671] suff&omacr;&breve;c&amacr;ci&ohacek;oun, n. --> suffocation
[MED43672] suff&omacr;&breve;c&amacr;ten, v. --> suffocate
[MED43673] suffr&#x101;&#x306;g&#x101;&#x306;n, n. --> suffragan
[MED43674] suffr&amacr;&breve;g&amacr;&breve;n, adj. --> 
[MED43675] suffr&amacr;ge, n. --> suffrage
[MED43676] suffr&amacr;g&imacr;e, n. --> suffragy
[MED43677] suffraite, n. --> suffrete
[MED43678] suffr&amacr;&breve;t&ohacek;ous, n. --> 
[MED43679] suff&umacr;men, v. --> suffume
[MED43680] suff&#x16B;mig&#x101;ci&#x1D2;oun, n. --> subfumigation
[MED43681] suff&umacr;mig&amacr;ten, v. --> suffumigate
[MED43682] suff&umacr;mig&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED43683] suff&umacr;mig&amacr;t&omacr;r&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED43684] suff&umacr;miged, ppl. --> 
[MED43685] suffunden, v. --> suffund
[MED43685.5] suffunie, n. --> suffunie
[MED43686] suff&umacr;si&ohacek;oun, n. --> suffusion
[MED43687] s&umacr;gen, v. --> 
[MED43688] sugge, n. --> sugge
[MED43689] suggen, v. --> 
[MED43690] su&#x1E7;&#x1E7;esti&#x1D2;oun, n. --> suggestion
[MED43691] sugging, ger. --> 
[MED43692] sugre, n. --> sugar
[MED43693] sugre-cand&imacr;, n. --> sugar-candy
[MED43694] sugre-cass&ohacek;oun, n. --> 
[MED43695] sugre-l&omacr;f, n. --> sugar-loaf
[MED43696] sugren, v. --> sugar
[MED43697] sugrer, n. --> 
[MED43698] sugrish, adj. --> sugarish
[MED43699] suici&ohacek;oun, n. --> 
[MED43700] sukel, n. --> suckle
[MED43701] sukelen, v. --> 
[MED43702] sukeling(e, n.(1) --> suckling
[MED43703] sukelinge, n.(2) --> 
[MED43704] sukken&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43705] s&umacr;&breve;l, n. --> 
[MED43706] sulac, n. --> 
[MED43707] sulen, v. --> sule
[MED43708] sulf, n. --> sulf
[MED43709] Sul&imacr;&breve;e, n. --> 
[MED43710] Sul&imacr;&breve;en, n. --> 
[MED43711] s&#x16B;ling, n. --> suling
[MED43712] sulou, n. --> sullow
[MED43713] sulpen, v. --> sulp
[MED43714] sulphur, n. --> sulphur
[MED43715] sulphur&#x12B;, adj. --> sulphury
[MED43716] sulphurius, n. --> 
[MED43717] sulphur&emacr;&omacr;&breve;se, adj. --> 
[MED43718] sulphur-v&#x12B;ve, n. --> sulphur vif
[MED43719] sulp&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED43720] sulping, ger. --> 
[MED43721] sulse, n. --> 
[MED43722] sulsen, v. --> 
[MED43723] sulvoie, n. --> 
[MED43724] sulzes, n.pl. --> 
[MED43725] sum, conj. --> 
[MED43726] sumac, n. --> sumach
[MED43727] s&umacr;&breve;m&amacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED43728] s&#x16B;men, n. --> sumen
[MED43729] s&umacr;meni&amacr;le, adj. --> 
[MED43730] sum-ever, adv. --> 
[MED43731] summ&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> summage
[MED43732] summ&#x101;r&#x12B;, adj. --> summary
[MED43733] summe, n. --> sum
[MED43734] summen, v. --> sum
[MED43735] summit&amacr;te, n. --> 
[MED43736] summit&#xE9;, n. --> summity
[MED43737] sumpci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n.(1) --> sumption
[MED43738] sumpci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n.(2) --> 
[MED43739] sumpte, n. --> 
[MED43740] sumptu&#x1D2;ous(e, adj.(1) --> sumptuous
[MED43741] sumptu&ohacek;use, adj.(2) --> 
[MED43742] Sunam&imacr;te, n. --> 
[MED43743] sund-corn, n. --> 
[MED43744] suneg&#x12B;&#x306;ld, n. --> sunegild
[MED43745] super-, pref. --> 
[MED43746] superab&#x1D2;undaunce, n. --> superabundance
[MED43747] superab&#x1D2;undaunt, adj. --> superabundant
[MED43748] superab&#x1D2;undauntl&#x12B;, adv. --> superabundantly
[MED43749] superab&#x1D2;unden, v. --> superabound
[MED43750] superadden, v. --> superadd
[MED43751] superalt&amacr;&breve;r(e, n. --> superaltar
[MED43752] superalt&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> superaltar
[MED43753] superans, adj. --> 
[MED43754] superapp&#x101;rente, adj. --> superapparent
[MED43755] super&amacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED43756] superb&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43757] supercelesti&#x101;l, adj. --> supercelestial
[MED43758] supercil&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43759] supercopil, n. --> 
[MED43760] superd&#x16B;cen, v. --> superduce
[MED43761] superedif&#x12B;en, v. --> superedify
[MED43762] super&emacr;gressi&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED43762.5] supererogacioun, n. --> supererogation
[MED43763] superessenci&#x101;&#x306;lle, adj. --> superessential
[MED43764] superexcellen, v. --> superexcel
[MED43765] superexcellence, n. --> superexcellence
[MED43766] superfice, n. --> superfice
[MED43767] superfici&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> superficial
[MED43768] superfici&#x101;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> superficially
[MED43769] superfici&#x101;&#x306;lt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> superficialty
[MED43770] superfic&#x12B;e, n. --> superficie
[MED43771] superficit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED43772] superfl&umacr;&breve;&amacr;&breve;l, adj. --> 
[MED43773] superfl&umacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43774] superfl&#x16B;(e, adj. --> superflue
[MED43775] superfl&umacr;en, v. --> 
[MED43776] superfl&#x16B;&#x306;ence, n. --> superfluence
[MED43777] superfl&#x16B;&#x306;ent, adj. --> superfluent
[MED43778] superfl&umacr;&breve;it&amacr;te, n. --> 
[MED43779] superfl&#x16B;&#x306;it&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> superfluity
[MED43780] superfl&#x16B;l&#x12B;, adv. --> superfluly
[MED43781] superfl&#x16B;&#x306;&#x1D2;us, adj. --> superfluous
[MED43782] superi&#x101;&#x306;lle, adj. --> superial
[MED43783] superi&#x14D;&#x306;r, adj. --> superior
[MED43784] superiorit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> superiority
[MED43785] superl&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> superlative
[MED43786] superlig&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43787] supern&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> supernal
[MED43788] supern&#x101;&#x306;t&#x16B;r&#x101;l, adj. --> supernatural
[MED43789] supern&#x101;&#x306;t&#x16B;r&#x101;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> supernaturally
[MED43790] superne, adj. --> supern
[MED43791] superpl&#x16B;s&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> superplusage
[MED43792] superpl&#x16B;z, n. --> superplus
[MED43793] superscr&#x12B;ben, v. --> superscribe
[MED43794] superscripci&#x1D2;un, n. --> superscription
[MED43795] supers&#x113;&#x306;de&#x101;&#x306;s, n. --> supersedeas
[MED43796] superstici&#x14D;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> superstitiosity
[MED43797] superstici&#x1D2;un, n. --> superstition
[MED43798] superstici&#x1D2;us, adj. --> superstitious
[MED43798.5] supersubstancial, adj. --> supersubstantial
[MED43799] supersubstanci&amacr;&breve;ll&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43800] supersuffr&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED43801] superv&#x12B;den, v. --> supervide
[MED43802] superv&#x12B;sing(e, ger. --> supervising
[MED43803] superv&imacr;s&omacr;, n. --> 
[MED43804] superv&#x12B;s&#x14D;&#x306;r, n. --> supervisor
[MED43805] sup&#x12B;n, n. --> supine
[MED43806] suppeting, ppl. --> 
[MED43807] supp&imacr;ne, adj. --> 
[MED43808] supplant&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> supplantation
[MED43809] supplant&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> supplantarie
[MED43810] supplant&amacr;t&omacr;&breve;r, n. --> 
[MED43811] supplaunt, n. --> supplant
[MED43812] supplaunten, v. --> supplant
[MED43813] supplaunter, n. --> supplanter
[MED43814] supplaunting(e, ger. --> supplanting
[MED43815] suppl&#x113;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> suppletion
[MED43816] suppl&#x113;&#x306;ment, n. --> supplement
[MED43817] suppleshen, v. --> 
[MED43818] suppliance, n. --> suppliance
[MED43819] suppliaunt, n. --> suppliant
[MED43820] supplic&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> supplication
[MED43821] supplic&#x101;ten, v. --> supplicate
[MED43822] supplic&#x101;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;e, adj. --> supplicatory
[MED43823] supplic&#x101;vit, n. --> supplicavit
[MED43824] suppl&#x12B;en, v.(1) --> supply
[MED43825] suppl&#x12B;en, v.(2) --> supply
[MED43826] suppl&#x12B;ing, ger. --> supplying
[MED43827] supp&omacr;nent, adj. --> 
[MED43828] supp&#x14D;&#x306;rt, n. --> support
[MED43829] support&#x101;ble, adj. --> supportable
[MED43830] support&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> supportation
[MED43831] supportaile, n. --> 
[MED43832] supporten, v. --> support
[MED43833] supporter, n. --> supporter
[MED43834] supporting(e, ger. --> supporting
[MED43835] supp&omacr;s, n. --> 
[MED43836] supp&#x14D;saile, n. --> supposal
[MED43837] supp&#x14D;sen, v. --> suppose
[MED43838] supposici&#x1D2;un, n. --> supposition
[MED43839] supp&#x14D;sing(e, ger. --> supposing
[MED43840] supp&#x14D;singl&#x12B;, adv. --> supposingly
[MED43841] supposite, ppl. --> 
[MED43842] supposit&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> suppositive
[MED43843] supposit&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> suppository
[MED43844] suppost, n. --> suppost
[MED43845] suppowaille, n. --> suppowell
[MED43846] suppowaillen, v. --> suppowell
[MED43846.5] suppowailling, ger. --> suppowelling
[MED43847] suppowaill&ohacek;ur, n. --> 
[MED43848] suppowailment, n. --> 
[MED43849] suppr&emacr;me, adj. --> 
[MED43850] suppr&emacr;mel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43851] suppressen, v. --> suppress
[MED43852] suppressing, ger. --> suppressing
[MED43853] suppressi&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> suppression
[MED43854] suppr&imacr;se, n. --> 
[MED43855] suppr&#x12B;sen, v. --> supprise
[MED43856] supp&#x16B;r&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> suppuration
[MED43857] supp&#x16B;r&#x101;ten, v. --> suppurate
[MED43858] supp&umacr;r&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;f, n. --> 
[MED43859] supp&#x16B;r&#x101;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> suppurative
[MED43860] supp&#x16B;ren, v. --> suppure
[MED43861] supp&umacr;&breve;t&amacr;ci&emacr;&omacr;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED43862] supp&#x16B;&#x306;ten, v. --> suppute
[MED43863] supr&#x101;celesti&#x101;&#x306;lle, adj. --> supracelestial
[MED43864] sur-, pref. --> 
[MED43865] surab&umacr;&breve;ndauntl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43866] surab&#x16B;&#x306;nden, v. --> surabound
[MED43867] s&#x16B;raunce, n. --> surance
[MED43868] surb&#x101;&#x306;ten, v. --> surbate
[MED43869] surbatre, n. --> 
[MED43870] surc&#x113;&#x306;sen, v. --> surcease
[MED43871] surc&#x113;&#x306;sing, ger. --> surceasing
[MED43872] surchar&ghacek;e, n. --> 
[MED43873] surchar&ghacek;eing, ger. --> 
[MED43874] surchar&#x1E7;en, v. --> surcharge
[MED43875] surch&emacr;&dotb;&breve;f, n. --> 
[MED43876] surc&#x14D;&#x306;t(e, n. --> surcoat
[MED43877] surde, adj. --> 
[MED43878] surden, v. --> surd
[MED43879] s&umacr;reine, n. --> 
[MED43880] surf&#x113;&#x306;t, n. --> surfeit
[MED43881] surf&#x113;&#x306;ten, v. --> surfeit
[MED43882] surf&#x113;&#x306;t&#x12B;, n. --> surfeity
[MED43883] surf&#x113;&#x306;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> surfeiter
[MED43884] surf&#x113;&#x306;t&#x1D2;us, adj. --> surfeitous
[MED43885] surf&emacr;&breve;t&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43886] surf&#x113;&#x306;tr&#x12B;e, n. --> surfeitry
[MED43887] surf&#x113;&#x306;t&#x16B;re, n. --> surfeiture
[MED43888] surf&imacr;len, v. --> 
[MED43889] surf&imacr;&breve;lling-f&amacr;&breve;t, n. --> 
[MED43890] sur&#x1E7;ener, n. --> surgeonrer
[MED43891] sur&#x1E7;eonr&#x12B;, n. --> surgeonry
[MED43892] sur&#x1E7;er, n. --> surger
[MED43893] surgirdille, n. --> 
[MED43894] surkarc, n. --> surcark
[MED43895] surlen, n. --> 
[MED43896] surloin(e, n. --> 
[MED43897] surmetten, v. --> surmit
[MED43898] surm&#x12B;s(e, n. --> surmise
[MED43899] surm&#x12B;sen, v. --> surmise
[MED43900] surmissi&emacr;&omacr;&breve;n, n. --> 
[MED43901] surmontant, adj. --> surmontant
[MED43902] surm&ohacek;unt&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED43903] surm&#x1D2;unten, v. --> surmount
[MED43904] surm&ohacek;unt&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43905] surm&#x1D2;unting(e, ger. --> surmounting
[MED43906] surn&#x101;me, n. --> surname
[MED43907] surn&amacr;men, v. --> 
[MED43908] surn&#x101;&#x306;p(e, n. --> surnap
[MED43909] surn&#x1D2;un, n. --> surnoun
[MED43910] surpel, n. --> surpel
[MED43911] surpl&#x12B;&#x306;s, n. --> surplice
[MED43912] surpl&#x16B;&#x306;s, n. --> surplus
[MED43913] surpl&#x16B;&#x306;s&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> surplusage
[MED43914] surpon, n. --> 
[MED43915] surpr&imacr;sen, v. --> 
[MED43916] surquidaunce, n. --> 
[MED43917] surquid&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> 
[MED43918] surquid&#x12B;(e, n. --> surquidy
[MED43919] surquid&#x1D2;ur, n. --> surquidour
[MED43920] surquid&#x1D2;us, adj. --> surquidous
[MED43921] surquidr&#x12B;(e, n. --> surquidry
[MED43922] surquidr&#x1D2;us, adj. --> surquidrous
[MED43923] surquier, n. --> 
[MED43924] s&umacr;rra, n. --> 
[MED43925] surr&#x113;al, n. --> surroyal
[MED43926] surrecci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> surrection
[MED43927] surrenden, v. --> surrend
[MED43928] surrendre, n. --> surrender
[MED43929] surrendren, v. --> surrender
[MED43930] surrepci&#x1D2;un, n. --> surreption
[MED43931] surrept&#x12B;&#x306;ci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> surreptitious
[MED43932] surrept&imacr;&breve;ci&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED43933] surr&#x1D2;unden, v. --> surround
[MED43934] surr&#x1D2;unding, ger. --> surrounding
[MED43935] sursan&#x16B;re, n. --> sursanure
[MED43936] sursaut, n. --> sursault
[MED43937] sursaute, adv. --> 
[MED43938] sursengle, n. --> surcingle
[MED43939] surs&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43940] sursum&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> 
[MED43941] s&umacr;rti&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED43942] surtraien, v. --> surtray
[MED43943] surtr&emacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED43944] survei, n. --> 
[MED43945] surveiaunce, n. --> surveyance
[MED43946] surveien, v. --> survey
[MED43947] surveiing, ger. --> surveying
[MED43948] survei&#x1D2;ur, n. --> surveyor
[MED43949] survenance, n. --> 
[MED43950] survenant, n. --> survenant
[MED43951] surveu(e, n. --> surview
[MED43952] surv&imacr;s&umacr;re, n. --> 
[MED43953] surv&imacr;ver, n. --> 
[MED43954] surv&imacr;ving, ppl. --> 
[MED43955] suscepci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43956] suscept&imacr;&breve;ve, adj. --> 
[MED43957] suscept&omacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43958] susciten, v. --> suscite
[MED43959] sus&emacr;&dotb;, interj. --> 
[MED43960] s&umacr;sl, n. --> 
[MED43961] suspeci&#x1D2;un, n. --> suspicion
[MED43962] suspeci&ohacek;unl&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED43963] suspeci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> suspicious
[MED43964] suspeci&ohacek;ush&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED43965] suspeci&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> suspiciously
[MED43966] suspeci&ohacek;usnes, n. --> 
[MED43967] suspect, n. --> suspect
[MED43968] suspect, adj. --> suspect
[MED43969] suspected, adj. --> 
[MED43970] suspectl&#x12B;, adv. --> suspectly
[MED43971] suspenden, v. --> suspend
[MED43972] suspending(e, ger. --> suspending
[MED43973] suspend&imacr;&breve;s, n.pl. --> 
[MED43974] suspens(e, n. --> suspense
[MED43975] suspens(e, adj. --> suspense
[MED43976] suspens&imacr;&breve;l(e, adj. --> 
[MED43977] suspensi&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43978] suspens&omacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> 
[MED43979] suspens&omacr;r&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED43980] suspens&umacr;res, n.pl. --> 
[MED43981] susp&imacr;r&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED43982] suspir&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> suspiral
[MED43983] susp&#x12B;ren, v. --> suspire
[MED43984] susp&imacr;res, n.pl. --> suspire
[MED43985] susp&imacr;r&imacr;es, n.pl. --> suspiry
[MED43986] susp&imacr;ring, ger. --> suspiring
[MED43987] susp&omacr;seing, ger. --> 
[MED43988] susp&omacr;sen, v. --> 
[MED43989] suspouse, n. --> 
[MED43990] suspr&#x12B;sen, v. --> susprise
[MED43991] susp&umacr;r&amacr;t&imacr;ve, n. --> 
[MED43992] s&umacr;&breve;sr&emacr;al, n. --> 
[MED43993] sussem&#x12B;, adj. --> sussemy
[MED43994] s&umacr;&breve;ssengeles, n.pl. --> 
[MED43995] sust&amacr;bilnesse, n. --> 
[MED43996] susten&#x101;ble, adj. --> sustenable
[MED43997] susten&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> sustenal
[MED43998] sustenaunce, n. --> sustenance
[MED43999] sustenaunt, ppl. --> 
[MED44000] sustenement, n. --> sustainment
[MED44001] sust&#x113;&#x323;nen, v. --> sustain
[MED44002] sust&emacr;&dotb;ning(e, ger. --> 
[MED44003] sust&#x113;&#x323;n&#x1D2;ur, n. --> sustainer
[MED44003.5] sustentable, adj. --> sustentable
[MED44004] sustent&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> sustentation
[MED44005] sustent&#x101;cle, n. --> sustentacle
[MED44006] sustent&#x101;&#x306;ment, n. --> sustentment
[MED44007] sustent&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED44008] suster, n. --> sister
[MED44008.5] susteren, v. --> sister
[MED44009] susterh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED44010] suster-in-laue, n. --> sister-in-law
[MED44011] susurr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> susurration
[MED44012] susurrus, n. --> 
[MED44013] s&umacr;swart, n. --> 
[MED44014] s&#x16B;te, n. --> suit
[MED44015] sutel, adj. --> sutel
[MED44016] sutele, adv. --> 
[MED44017] sutelen, v. --> sutele
[MED44018] s&#x16B;tel&#x12B;, adj. --> suitly
[MED44019] sutelinge, ger. --> 
[MED44020] sutell&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED44021] sutell&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44022] s&#x16B;ten, v. --> suit
[MED44023] s&#x16B;t&#x12B;, adj. --> suty
[MED44024] s&#x16B;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> suitor
[MED44025] s&#x16B;t&#x16B;re, n. --> suture
[MED44026] suwing, n. --> 
[MED44027] sw-, cons.clust. --> 
[MED44028] swabbing, ger. --> 
[MED44029] swabbinge, n. --> 
[MED44030] swablinge, ger. --> 
[MED44031] sw&#x101;&#x306;c, adj. --> swac
[MED44032] sw&amacr;&breve;d(e, n. --> 
[MED44033] sw&aelig;c, n. --> 
[MED44034] sw&#xE6;rken, v. --> swerk
[MED44035] sw&aelig;&macr;sendo, n. --> 
[MED44036] sw&#x101;&#x306;fren, v. --> swaver
[MED44037] sw&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n.(1) --> swage
[MED44038] sw&#x101;&#x1E7;(e, n.(2) --> swage
[MED44039] sw&#x101;&#x1E7;ed, adj. --> swaged
[MED44040] swagen, v.(1) --> swage
[MED44041] sw&#x101;&#x1E7;en, v.(2) --> swage
[MED44042] sw&amacr;&ghacek;ening, ger. --> 
[MED44043] sw&#x101;&#x1E7;er, n. --> swager
[MED44044] swagge, n. --> swag
[MED44045] swagginge, ger. --> swagging
[MED44046] sw&#x101;&#x1E7;ing(e, ger. --> swaging
[MED44047] swail, n. --> swape
[MED44047.5] swain, n. --> swain
[MED44048] swaip, n. --> swaip
[MED44049] swaipen, v. --> 
[MED44050] swaiping, ger. --> 
[MED44051] swalch&ohacek;n, n. --> 
[MED44052] sw&#x101;le, n. --> swale
[MED44053] sw&amacr;l&imacr;ches, adv. --> 
[MED44054] swalm, n. --> swalm
[MED44055] swalmen, v. --> 
[MED44056] swalperen, v. --> swalper
[MED44057] swalperinge, ger. --> 
[MED44058] swalteren, v. --> swalter
[MED44059] swalwe, n. --> swallow
[MED44060] swam, n. --> swam
[MED44061] swan, n. --> swan
[MED44062] swange, n. --> swange
[MED44063] swangen, v. --> swang
[MED44064] swap, n. --> swap
[MED44065] swappen, v. --> swap
[MED44066] swapping, ger. --> swapping
[MED44067] sward, n. --> sward
[MED44068] sw&#x101;r(e, n. --> sware
[MED44069] sw&amacr;rel&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> 
[MED44070] sw&#x101;ren, v. --> sware
[MED44070.5] swarfe, n. --> swarf
[MED44071] swarlen, v. --> swarl
[MED44072] swarm, n. --> swarm
[MED44073] swarmen, v. --> swarm
[MED44074] swart, adj. --> swart
[MED44075] swarten, v. --> swart
[MED44076] swarth&emacr;&breve;d(e, n. --> 
[MED44077] swartish, adj. --> swartish
[MED44078] swartissh&emacr;&breve;de, n. --> 
[MED44079] swartnes(se, n. --> swartness
[MED44080] swateren, v. --> 
[MED44081] sw&#x101;&#x306;th(e, n.(1) --> swath
[MED44082] sw&#x101;&#x306;th(e, n.(2) --> swathe
[MED44083] sw&#x101;&#x306;thel, n. --> sweddle
[MED44084] sw&#x101;&#x306;thelen, v. --> swaddle
[MED44085] sw&amacr;&breve;theling(e, ger. --> 
[MED44086] sw&#x101;&#x306;then, v. --> swathe
[MED44087] sw&#x101;&#x306;thing(e, ger. --> swathing
[MED44088] swederen, v. --> 
[MED44089] swef, adv. --> 
[MED44090] swefel, n. --> 
[MED44091] sweflene, adj. --> 
[MED44092] swe&yogh;er, n. --> 
[MED44093] swe&yogh;les-&aelig;ppel, n. --> 
[MED44094] swei, n.(1) --> 
[MED44095] swei, n.(2) --> sway
[MED44096] swei, n.(3) --> 
[MED44097] sweien, v.(1) --> swey
[MED44098] sweien, v.(2) --> sway
[MED44099] sweif, n. --> swafe
[MED44100] sweight, n. --> sweight
[MED44101] sweiing, ger. --> 
[MED44102] swein, n. --> swain
[MED44103] sweiven, v. --> 
[MED44104] sw&#x113;len, v. --> sweal
[MED44105] sw&#x113;ling, ger. --> squealing
[MED44106] swel(le, n. --> swell
[MED44107] swelle, adj. --> 
[MED44108] swel(le, adv. --> 
[MED44109] swellen, v. --> swell
[MED44110] swellere, n. --> 
[MED44111] swelling(e, ger. --> swelling
[MED44112] swelme, n. --> swelme
[MED44113] swelnen, v. --> 
[MED44114] swelt(e, n. --> swelth
[MED44115] swelten, v. --> swelt
[MED44116] swelteren, v. --> swelter
[MED44117] swelteringe, ger. --> sweltering
[MED44118] swelt&#x12B;, adj. --> swelty
[MED44119] sweltinge, ger. --> swelting
[MED44120] sw&#x113;m, n. --> sweam
[MED44121] sw&#x113;men, v. --> sweam
[MED44122] sw&emacr;mful, adj. --> 
[MED44123] sw&emacr;mfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44124] sw&emacr;&breve;milen, v. --> 
[MED44125] sw&emacr;ming(e, ger. --> 
[MED44126] sw&emacr;ml&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED44127] swench(e, n. --> swench
[MED44128] swenchen, v. --> swenche
[MED44129] sweng(e, n. --> sweng
[MED44130] swengen, v. --> swenge
[MED44131] swenge-r&omacr;p, n. --> 
[MED44132] swenginge, ger. --> 
[MED44133] sweol&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED44134] sweor, n.(1) --> 
[MED44135] sweor, n.(2) --> 
[MED44136] sw&#x113;pe, n.(1) --> swepe
[MED44137] sw&#x113;&#x323;p(e, n.(2) --> swepe
[MED44138] sw&#x113;&#x323;pelles, n. --> swipple
[MED44139] sw&#x113;&#x323;pen, v. --> sweep
[MED44140] sw&#x113;&#x323;per(e, n. --> sweeper
[MED44141] sw&emacr;ping, ger. --> 
[MED44142] sw&#x113;&#x323;ping(e, ger. --> sweeping
[MED44143] sw&#x113;re, adj. --> sweer
[MED44144] sw&emacr;re, adv. --> 
[MED44145] sw&#x113;ren, v. --> swear
[MED44146] sw&#x113;rer(e, n. --> swearer
[MED44147] sw&emacr;ring, ger. --> 
[MED44148] sw&#x113;ring(e, ger. --> swearing
[MED44149] sw&emacr;rl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44150] sw&#x113;rnes, n. --> sweerness
[MED44151] swerven, v. --> swerve
[MED44152] swervinge, ger. --> swerving
[MED44153] sw&#x113;t(e, n.(1) --> sweat
[MED44154] sw&#x113;&#x323;te, n.(2) --> sweet
[MED44155] sw&#x113;&#x323;t(e, adj. --> sweet
[MED44156] sw&emacr;&dotb;t(e, adv. --> 
[MED44157] sw&emacr;&dotb;teh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED44158] sw&#x113;&#x323;tel&#x12B;, adj. --> sweetly
[MED44159] sw&#x113;&#x323;tel&#x12B;, adv. --> sweetly
[MED44160] sw&#x113;ten, v.(1) --> sweat
[MED44161] sw&#x113;&#x323;ten, v.(2) --> sweet
[MED44162] sw&#x113;&#x323;tenes(se, n. --> sweetness
[MED44163] sw&emacr;ter(e, n. --> 
[MED44164] sw&#x113;&#x323;terl&#x12B;, adv. --> swetterly
[MED44165] sw&emacr;&dotb;tewil, adj. --> 
[MED44166] Sw&emacr;the, n. --> 
[MED44167] swethes, n.pl. --> 
[MED44168] Sw&emacr;thin, n. --> 
[MED44169] swe&eth;olen, v. --> 
[MED44170] sw&#x113;t&#x12B;, adj. --> sweaty
[MED44171] sw&#x113;&#x323;ting, n. --> sweeting
[MED44172] sw&#x113;ting(e, ger. --> sweating
[MED44173] sw&emacr;&dotb;tish&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> 
[MED44174] swet-st&amacr;n, n. --> 
[MED44175] sw&emacr;&breve;ve, n.(1) --> 
[MED44176] Sw&emacr;ve, n.(2) --> 
[MED44177] sw&#x113;&#x306;ven, n. --> sweven
[MED44178] sw&#x113;ven, v. --> sweve
[MED44179] sw&emacr;&breve;venen, v. --> 
[MED44180] sw&emacr;&breve;vener, n. --> 
[MED44181] sw&#x113;&#x306;vening(e, ger. --> swevening
[MED44182] sw&#x113;vete, n. --> swevet
[MED44183] swevil(le, n. --> 
[MED44184] sw&emacr;ving, ger. --> 
[MED44185] swich, pron. --> 
[MED44186] swich, adj. --> such
[MED44187] swich, prep. --> 
[MED44188] swich, conj. --> such
[MED44189] swiche, adv. --> 
[MED44190] swichkin, adj. --> swilkin(s
[MED44191] swichkinnes, adj. --> suchkin
[MED44192] swich-l&#x12B;k, adj. --> such-like
[MED44193] swichnesse, n. --> 
[MED44194] swichon, n. --> 
[MED44195] swich-w&imacr;se, adj. --> 
[MED44196] sw&#x12B;e, n. --> swig
[MED44197] sw&imacr;(e, adj. --> 
[MED44198] sw&#x12B;en, v. --> swie
[MED44199] swiffe, n. --> 
[MED44200] swift, n.(1) --> 
[MED44201] swift, n.(2) --> swift
[MED44202] swifte, n. --> 
[MED44203] swift(e, adj. --> swift
[MED44204] swift(e, adv. --> 
[MED44205] swifterl&#x12B;, adv. --> swifterly
[MED44206] swifth&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED44207] swift&#x12B;, adj. --> swifty
[MED44208] swift&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44209] swiftlere, n. --> 
[MED44210] swiftl&#x12B;, adv. --> swiftly
[MED44211] swiftnes(se, n. --> swiftness
[MED44212] swiftshipe, n. --> swiftship
[MED44213] sw&imacr;inge, ger. --> 
[MED44214] sw&#x12B;&#x306;ke, n.(1) --> swike
[MED44215] sw&#x12B;&#x306;k(e, n.(2) --> swike
[MED44216] sw&#x12B;&#x306;ke, adj. --> swike
[MED44217] sw&#x12B;&#x306;kebert, n. --> swikebert
[MED44218] sw&#x12B;&#x306;ked&#x14D;&#x323;m(e, n. --> swikedom
[MED44219] sw&#x12B;&#x306;keful, adj. --> swikeful
[MED44220] sw&imacr;&breve;keh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED44221] swikel, adj. --> swikel
[MED44222] swikeld&omacr;&dotb;m, n. --> 
[MED44223] swikelh&emacr;d(e, n. --> 
[MED44224] swikell&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44225] swikelnesse, n. --> 
[MED44226] sw&#x12B;ken, v. --> swike
[MED44227] sw&imacr;ker, n. --> 
[MED44228] sw&imacr;king, n. --> 
[MED44229] sw&imacr;kingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44230] swile, n. --> swill
[MED44231] sw&#x12B;&#x306;len, v. --> swill
[MED44232] sw&#x12B;&#x306;lere, n. --> swiller
[MED44233] sw&#x12B;&#x306;ling, ger. --> swilling
[MED44234] swill&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED44235] sw&imacr;&breve;m, adj. --> 
[MED44236] swimbil, n. --> 
[MED44237] sw&#x12B;me, n. --> swime
[MED44238] sw&imacr;&breve;meringe, n. --> 
[MED44239] sw&imacr;&breve;mful, adj. --> 
[MED44240] swimmen, v. --> swim
[MED44241] swimmer(e, n. --> swimmer
[MED44242] swimming(e, ger. --> swimming
[MED44243] swinden, v. --> swind
[MED44244] sw&#x12B;n(e, n. --> swine
[MED44245] sw&#x12B;ne-h&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;rd(e, n. --> swineherd
[MED44246] sw&#x12B;nel&#x12B;, adj. --> swinely
[MED44247] sw&imacr;nen, adj. --> 
[MED44248] swing(e, n. --> swing
[MED44249] swingel, n. --> swingle
[MED44250] swingelen, v. --> swingle
[MED44251] swingeling, ger. --> swingling
[MED44252] swingel-tr&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> swingletree
[MED44253] swingen, v. --> swing
[MED44254] swingilling, n. --> 
[MED44255] swinging(e, ger. --> swinging
[MED44256] swinglinge, ger. --> swingling
[MED44257] sw&#x12B;nish, adj. --> swinish
[MED44258] swink, n. --> swink
[MED44259] swinken, v. --> swink
[MED44260] swinker(e, n. --> swinker
[MED44261] swinkful, adj. --> swinkful
[MED44262] swinkfulnesse, n. --> 
[MED44263] swinkh&#x113;&#x306;d, n. --> swinkhead
[MED44264] swinking(e, ger. --> swinking
[MED44265] swinkles, adj. --> swinkless
[MED44266] swinn&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED44267] swip(e, n. --> swip
[MED44268] swiper, adj. --> swipper
[MED44269] swiperl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44270] swippen, v. --> swip
[MED44271] swippille, n. --> 
[MED44272] swipping, ger. --> 
[MED44273] sw&#x12B;re, n. --> swire
[MED44274] swirlen, v. --> swirl
[MED44275] switel&imacr;, n. --> 
[MED44276] sw&imacr;th(e, adj. --> 
[MED44277] sw&#x12B;th(e, adv. --> swith
[MED44278] sw&#x12B;then, v. --> swithe
[MED44279] sw&imacr;&breve;ther, adj. --> 
[MED44280] sw&#x12B;ther(e, adj. --> swither
[MED44281] sw&imacr;&breve;therl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44282] sw&imacr;&breve;thernesse, n. --> 
[MED44283] sw&imacr;thinge, ger. --> 
[MED44284] sw&#x12B;thl&#x12B;, adv. --> swithly
[MED44285] sw&imacr;thl&imacr;c, adj. --> 
[MED44286] swithon, n. --> 
[MED44286.5] swi&#x00F0;-weke, n. --> swi&#x00F0;-weke
[MED44287] switteron, adj. --> 
[MED44288] swivel, n. --> swivel
[MED44289] sw&#x12B;ven, v. --> swive
[MED44290] sw&imacr;ver, n. --> 
[MED44291] sw&imacr;&breve;vier, n. --> 
[MED44292] sw&imacr;ving, ger. --> 
[MED44293] swoddren, v. --> swother
[MED44294] swoddring(e, ger. --> 
[MED44295] swoft, n. --> swoft
[MED44296] swoldren, v. --> 
[MED44297] swoldringe, ger. --> 
[MED44298] swolnish, adj. --> 
[MED44299] swolwe, n. --> swallow
[MED44300] swolwel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED44301] swolwen, v. --> swallow
[MED44302] swolwere, n. --> 
[MED44303] swolwing(e, ger. --> swallowing
[MED44304] sw&#x14D;n, n. --> swon
[MED44305] swong(e, adj. --> swong
[MED44306] sw&#x14D;pe, n. --> swope
[MED44307] sw&#x14D;pen, v. --> swope
[MED44308] sword, n. --> sword
[MED44309] sworden, v. --> sward
[MED44310] sword-fish, n. --> swordfish
[MED44311] swordl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> swordless
[MED44312] sword-man, n. --> swordman
[MED44313] sw&omacr;&dotb;retung, n. --> 
[MED44314] swose, n. --> 
[MED44315] sw&#x14D;t, n. --> swote
[MED44316] sw&omacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED44317] sw&#x14D;t&#x12B;, adj. --> swoty
[MED44318] sw&#x14D;t-r&#x113;d, adj. --> swotred
[MED44319] sw&#x1D2;u(e, n. --> swow
[MED44320] sw&#x1D2;uen, v.(1) --> sugh
[MED44321] sw&#x1D2;uen, v.(2) --> swow
[MED44322] sw&#x1D2;ugh, n.(1) --> sough
[MED44323] sw&#x1D2;ugh, n.(2) --> swough
[MED44324] sw&#x1D2;ughen, v. --> sough
[MED44325] sw&ohacek;uing(e, ger.(1) --> 
[MED44326] sw&#x1D2;uing(e, ger.(2) --> swowing
[MED44327] sw&#x1D2;un(e, n. --> swoon
[MED44328] sw&#x1D2;unen, v. --> swoon
[MED44329] sw&ohacek;unere, n. --> 
[MED44330] sw&#x1D2;uning(e, ger. --> swooning
[MED44331] sw&ohacek;uningl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED44332] t, n. --> T
[MED44333] -t, suf. --> 
[MED44334] t&amacr;, n. --> ta
[MED44335] tabard(e, n.(1) --> tabard
[MED44336] tabard(e, n.(2) --> tabard
[MED44337] tabart, n. --> tabere
[MED44338] tabbe, n. --> tapes
[MED44339] t&amacr;&breve;befacte, adj. --> tabefact
[MED44340] t&amacr;&breve;bef&imacr;en, v. --> tabefy
[MED44341] tabelli&#x1D2;un, n. --> tabellion
[MED44342] tabern&#x101;cle, n. --> tabernacle
[MED44343] tabern&amacr;culid, adj. --> tabernacled
[MED44344] taberner, n. --> taverner
[MED44345] tabirn, n. --> tabern
[MED44346] t&#x101;ble, n. --> table
[MED44347] t&#x101;blem&#x113;le, adv. --> tablemeal
[MED44348] t&#x101;blement, n. --> tablement
[MED44349] t&#x101;blen, v. --> table
[MED44350] t&#x101;bler(e, n. --> tabler
[MED44351] tablet, n. --> tablet
[MED44352] t&#x101;ble-w&#x12B;se, adv. --> tablewise
[MED44353] t&#x101;bling, ger. --> tabling
[MED44354] t&#x101;&#x306;b&#x14D;&#x306;rete, n. --> tabret
[MED44355] t&#x101;&#x306;borne, n. --> taborn
[MED44356] t&#x101;&#x306;bornen, v. --> taborn
[MED44357] t&#x101;&#x306;borner, n. --> taborner
[MED44358] t&amacr;&breve;bornester, n. --> taburnister
[MED44359] t&amacr;&breve;borning, ger. --> taborning
[MED44360] t&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tabor
[MED44361] t&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;uren, v. --> tabor
[MED44362] t&#x101;&#x306;b&#x1D2;urer, n. --> taborer
[MED44363] t&amacr;&breve;b&ohacek;urester, n. --> taborester
[MED44364] t&amacr;&breve;b&ohacek;uringe, ger. --> taboring
[MED44365] tacent, adj. --> tacent
[MED44366] tache, n.(1) --> tache
[MED44367] tach(e, n.(2) --> tache
[MED44368] tach(e, n.(3) --> tache
[MED44369] tachel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> tacheless
[MED44370] tachement, n. --> tachment
[MED44371] tachen, v.(1) --> tache
[MED44372] tachen, v.(2) --> tache
[MED44373] tachen, v.(3) --> tache
[MED44374] tachesesede, adj. --> tachesesede
[MED44375] tachinge, ger. --> taching
[MED44376] tachoun, n. --> tachoun
[MED44377] Taci&amacr;n&imacr;s, n.pl. --> Tatian
[MED44378] taciturnit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> taciturnity
[MED44379] tact&thorn;e, n. --> tact
[MED44380] tadde-pol, n. --> tadpole
[MED44381] t&amacr;&breve;de-fenel, n. --> toad fennel
[MED44382] taffata, n. --> taffeta
[MED44383] tag, n. --> tag
[MED44384] tagged, adj. --> tagged
[MED44385] tagilen, v. --> tagle
[MED44386] tagillinge, ger. --> tagle
[MED44387] tail, n. --> tail
[MED44388] tailarde, n. --> tailard
[MED44389] tailen, v. --> tail
[MED44390] tail-&#x113;&#x306;nde, n. --> tail-end
[MED44391] tailia, interj. --> tally
[MED44392] taill&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> tallage
[MED44393] taill&#x101;&#x1E7;en, v. --> tallage
[MED44394] taill&amacr;&ghacek;&imacr;&breve;er, n. --> tallager
[MED44395] taille, n. --> tail
[MED44396] taille, adj. --> tail
[MED44397] taillen, v. --> tail
[MED44398] tailler, n. --> tailler
[MED44399] taill&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> tailless
[MED44400] tailli&amacr;ble, adj. --> talliable
[MED44401] tailling(e, ger. --> tailing
[MED44402] taill&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tailor
[MED44403] taill&ohacek;ur-crafte, n. --> tailor-craft
[MED44404]  taill&ohacek;uresse, n. --> tailoress
[MED44405] taill&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;(e, n. --> tailory
[MED44406] tail&ohacek;ures, n.pl. --> tailoures
[MED44407] tail-r&omacr;p, n. --> tail-rope
[MED44408] tais, n. --> tays
[MED44409] tait(e, n. --> taite
[MED44410] tait(e, adj. --> tait
[MED44411] taitful, adj. --> taitful
[MED44412] taittel&imacr;, adv. --> taitly
[MED44413] tak, n.(1) --> tack
[MED44414] tak, n.(2) --> tack
[MED44415] t&#x101;k&#x101;ble, adj. --> takable
[MED44416] t&amacr;ke&amacr;bilnes, n. --> takableness
[MED44417] takel, n. --> tackle
[MED44418] takelen, v. --> tackle
[MED44419] takeling(e, ger. --> tackling
[MED44420] t&#x101;ken, v. --> take
[MED44421] t&amacr;kenen, v. --> takenen
[MED44422] t&#x101;ker(e, n. --> taker
[MED44423] taket, n. --> tacket
[MED44424] takilment, n. --> tacklement
[MED44425] t&#x101;king(e, ger. --> taking
[MED44426] takken, v. --> tack
[MED44427] tal, n. --> talwood | talshide | tal
[MED44428] tal, adj. --> tall
[MED44429] tal&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> tallage
[MED44430] talbot, n. --> talbot
[MED44431] t&#x101;&#x306;le, n. --> tale
[MED44432] t&#x101;len, v. --> tale
[MED44433] talent, n. --> talent
[MED44434] talenten, v. --> talent
[MED44435] talent&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> talentive
[MED44436] t&amacr;ler, n. --> taler
[MED44437] t&#x101;&#x306;le-teller(e, n. --> tale-teller
[MED44438] t&amacr;&breve;le-telling, ger. --> tale-telling
[MED44439] talev&#x101;&#x306;ce, n. --> talevace
[MED44440] t&#x101;&#x306;le-w&#x12B;se, adj. --> talewise
[MED44441] Talgar, n. --> talgar
[MED44442] tal&#x12B;(e, n. --> tally
[MED44443] tal&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> tally
[MED44444] tal&imacr;&breve;inge, ger. --> tallying
[MED44445] t&#x101;ling(e, ger. --> taling
[MED44446] t&#x101;&#x306;lion, n. --> talion
[MED44447] t&amacr;li&ohacek;un, n. --> talion
[MED44448] talk&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;ve, adj. --> talkative
[MED44449] talk(e, n. --> talk
[MED44450] talken, v. --> talk
[MED44451] talker(e, n. --> talker
[MED44452] talking(e, ger. --> talking
[MED44453] tall&#x101;&#x1E7;&#x12B;e, n. --> tallagie
[MED44454] tall&#x12B;, adv. --> tally
[MED44455] t&amacr;ll&imacr;ce, adj.pl. --> tallice
[MED44456] t&amacr;&breve;lme, n. --> talm
[MED44457] t&#x101;&#x306;lmen, v. --> talm
[MED44458] t&amacr;lnesse, n. --> talness
[MED44459] talou(e, n. --> tallow
[MED44460] talouen, v. --> tallow
[MED44461] talou&imacr;, adj. --> tallowy
[MED44462] talouing, ger. --> tallowing
[MED44463] tal&#x1D2;un, n. --> talon
[MED44464] talp&amacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> talparia
[MED44465] talpe, n. --> talpe
[MED44466] talp&imacr;&breve;n&amacr;ria, n. --> talpinaria
[MED44467] talterande, adj. --> talterand
[MED44468] tal-w&#x14D;&#x323;d(e, n. --> talwood
[MED44469] tamarinde, n. --> tamarind
[MED44470] t&#x101;me, adj. --> tame
[MED44471] t&#x101;meh&#x113;&#x306;d, n. --> tamehead
[MED44472] t&#x101;men, v.(1) --> tame
[MED44473] t&#x101;men, v.(2) --> tame
[MED44474] t&amacr;mer(e, n. --> tamer
[MED44475] t&#x101;ming(e, ger.(1) --> taming
[MED44476] t&amacr;minge, ger.(2) --> tame
[MED44477] tampon, n. --> tampion
[MED44478] tamser&imacr;, n. --> tamsery
[MED44479] t&amacr;&breve;m-w&imacr;n, n. --> tame wine
[MED44480] tanac&emacr;&breve;t, n. --> tanacet
[MED44481] tancred(e, n. --> tancred
[MED44482] tandele, n. --> tandle
[MED44483] tangen, v. --> tang
[MED44484] tangil, adj. --> tangyl
[MED44485] tanglen, v. --> tangle
[MED44486] tank, n. --> tank
[MED44487] tankard(e, n. --> tankard
[MED44488] tan(ne, n. --> tan
[MED44489] tannen, v. --> tan
[MED44490] tanner(e, n. --> tanner
[MED44491] tanr&imacr;, n. --> tannery
[MED44492] tansei(e, n. --> tansy
[MED44493] tant-ne-quant, adv. --> tant ne quant
[MED44494] t&amacr;&breve;p, n. --> tawp
[MED44495] t&#x101;pe, n. --> tape
[MED44496] tap&emacr;c&imacr;, n. --> tapis
[MED44497] tapener, n. --> tapener
[MED44498] t&#x101;per, n. --> taper
[MED44499] t&#x101;perer, n. --> taperer
[MED44500] t&#x101;per-w&#x12B;se, adv. --> taperwise
[MED44501] tapes&emacr;&breve;t, n. --> tapeset
[MED44502] tapestr&#x12B;(e, n. --> tapestry
[MED44503] t&amacr;&breve;pet, n. --> tape
[MED44504] tap&#x113;&#x306;t(e, n. --> tapet
[MED44505] tap&#x113;&#x306;ten, v. --> tapet
[MED44506] tap&emacr;&breve;ter(e, n. --> tapiter
[MED44507] tapicer, n. --> tapisser
[MED44508] tapin&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> tapinage
[MED44509] tapisen, v. --> tapis
[MED44510] tapiser&#x12B;(e, n. --> tapissery
[MED44511] tapissen, v. --> tapish
[MED44512] tapissinge, ger. --> tapissing
[MED44513] tapistere, n. --> tapester
[MED44514] tapon, n. --> tapon
[MED44515] tap(pe, n.(1) --> tap
[MED44516] tap(pe, n.(2) --> tap
[MED44517] tappe-h&#x14D;se, n. --> tap-hose
[MED44518] tappen, v.(1) --> tap
[MED44519] tappen, v.(2) --> tap
[MED44520] tapper(e, n. --> tapper
[MED44521] tapper&imacr;, n. --> tappery
[MED44522] tappester(e, n. --> tapster
[MED44523] tappinge, ger.(1) --> tapping
[MED44524] tappinge, ger.(2) --> tapping
[MED44525] tapserere, n. --> tapserer
[MED44526] tapsia, n. --> Thapsia
[MED44527] tapsi mel, n. --> tapsimel
[MED44528] tapsi valencia, n. --> Thapsi Valencia
[MED44529] tapstr&imacr;, n. --> tapstry
[MED44530] tapsus barbastus, n. --> tapsebarbe
[MED44531] tap-w&imacr;n, n. --> tap-wine
[MED44532] tar&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> tarage
[MED44533] tar&#x101;&#x1E7;en, v. --> tarage
[MED44534] tard&emacr;&dotb; venit, phr. --> tarde venit
[MED44535] tardit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tardity
[MED44536] t&#x101;&#x306;r(e, n.(1) --> tare
[MED44537] t&#x101;re, n.(2) --> tare
[MED44538] Tarent&#x12B;ne, adj. --> Tarentine
[MED44539] tarette, n. --> tarette
[MED44540] tarfe, n. --> tarfa
[MED44541] tar&#x1E7;e, n.(1) --> targe
[MED44542] tar&#x1E7;e, n.(2) --> targe
[MED44543] tar&#x1E7;en, v.(1) --> targe
[MED44544] tar&#x1E7;en, v.(2) --> targe
[MED44545] tar&#x1E7;et, n. --> target
[MED44546] tar&#x1E7;eter, n. --> targeter
[MED44547] tar&ghacek;ing(e, ger. --> targing
[MED44548] tar&#x12B;, n.(1) --> tarry
[MED44549] tar&imacr;, n.(2) --> tary
[MED44550] tar&imacr;&breve;&amacr;ble, adj. --> tarryable
[MED44551] tar&imacr;&breve;aunce, n. --> terriance
[MED44552] tar&#x12B;&#x306;en, v.(1) --> tarry
[MED44553] tar&#x12B;&#x306;en, v.(2) --> tary
[MED44554] tar&#x12B;&#x306;ere, n. --> tarrier
[MED44555] tar&imacr;&breve;ing(e, ger.(1) --> tarrying
[MED44556] tar&imacr;&breve;ing(e, ger.(2) --> tarying
[MED44557] tar&imacr;&breve;ingl&imacr;, adv. --> tarryingly
[MED44558] tar&imacr;&breve;ingnesse, n. --> taryingness
[MED44559] Tarrai, n. --> Tarray
[MED44560] Tarrain, adj. --> Tarrayn
[MED44561] tarrer(e, n. --> tarrier
[MED44562] Tars(e, n. --> tars
[MED44563] tart, adj. --> tart
[MED44564] tart&amacr;ne, adj. --> tartane
[MED44565] tartar, n.(1) --> tartar
[MED44566] Tartar, n.(2) --> Tartar
[MED44567] Tart&#x101;&#x306;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> Tartary
[MED44568] tartar&imacr;(e, adj. --> tartary
[MED44569] Tartar&imacr;&breve;en, n. --> Tartarian
[MED44570] Tartar&#x12B;&#x306;n, n. --> tartarin
[MED44571] Tartar&imacr;&breve;n, adj. --> tartarine
[MED44572] tart(e, n. --> tart
[MED44573] tartel, n. --> tartel
[MED44574] tartlet, n. --> tartlet
[MED44575] task(e, n. --> task
[MED44576] tasken, v. --> task
[MED44577] tasker(e, n. --> tasker
[MED44578] tasking, ger. --> tasking
[MED44579] tasse, n.(1) --> tasse
[MED44580] t&#x101;&#x306;s(se, n.(2) --> tass
[MED44581] tassel, n. --> tassel
[MED44582] tasselen, v. --> tassel
[MED44583] tassen, v. --> tasse
[MED44584] t&#x101;&#x306;st&#x101;ble, adj. --> tasteable
[MED44585] t&#x101;&#x306;st(e, n.(1) --> taste
[MED44586] taste, n.(2) --> taste
[MED44587] t&#x101;&#x306;sten, v. --> taste
[MED44588] t&#x101;&#x306;sting(e, ger. --> tasting
[MED44589] t&#x101;&#x306;st&#x1D2;ur, n. --> taster
[MED44590] tater, n. --> tatter
[MED44591] tatered, adj. --> tattered
[MED44592] tateren, v. --> tatter
[MED44593] tatering, ger. --> tattering
[MED44594] tateringe, ger. --> tattering
[MED44595] tater-wagge, n. --> tatter-wag
[MED44596] tathen, v. --> tathe
[MED44597] tathing(e, ger. --> tathing
[MED44598] tattes, n.pl. --> tattes
[MED44599] tau, n. --> tau
[MED44600] tauen, v. --> taw
[MED44601] tau&yogh;tl&imacr;, adv. --> taughtly
[MED44602] tauier, n. --> tawer
[MED44603] tauing, ger. --> tawing
[MED44604] tauk(e, n. --> tank
[MED44605] taunde, n. --> tawny
[MED44606] taunen, v. --> tawne
[MED44607] taun&imacr;, n. --> tawny
[MED44608] taun&#x12B;, adj. --> tawny
[MED44609] taunton, n. --> Taunton
[MED44610] Taur, n. --> taur
[MED44611] tavele, n. --> tavell
[MED44612] t&#x101;&#x306;velin, n. --> tavelin
[MED44613] t&#x101;&#x306;ven, v. --> tave
[MED44614] taveren, n. --> taveren
[MED44615] tavern(e, n. --> tavern
[MED44616] taverner(e, n. --> taverner
[MED44617] tavorsai, n. --> tavorsay
[MED44618] tax&#x101;ble, adj. --> taxable
[MED44619] tax&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> taxation
[MED44620] tax&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> taxage
[MED44621] tax(e, n. --> tax
[MED44622] taxen, v. --> tax
[MED44623] taxing(e, ger. --> taxing
[MED44624] tax&#x1D2;ur(e, n. --> taxer
[MED44625] -t&emacr;&dotb;, suf. --> -ty
[MED44626] teafur, n. --> tiver
[MED44627] teale, adv. --> teala
[MED44628] tealte, adj. --> tealt
[MED44629] tecesorite, n. --> tecesorite
[MED44630] teche, adj. --> teche
[MED44631] t&emacr;che&amacr;ble, adj. --> teachable
[MED44632] techel, n. --> tekel
[MED44633] t&#x113;chen, v. --> teach
[MED44634] t&#x113;cher(e, n. --> teacher
[MED44635] t&emacr;cheresse, n. --> teacheress
[MED44636] t&#x113;ching(e, ger. --> teaching
[MED44637] t&emacr;chingel&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> teachingless
[MED44638] tecte, adj. --> tect
[MED44639] tedden, v. --> ted
[MED44640] teddere, n. --> tedder
[MED44641] teder, n. --> tether
[MED44642] tederen, v. --> tether
[MED44643] tedering, ger. --> tethering
[MED44644] T&#x113; Deum, n. --> Te Deum
[MED44645] t&#x113;&#x306;ding, n. --> tedding
[MED44646] t&#x113;di&#x1D2;us, adj. --> tedious
[MED44647] t&#x113;di&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> tediously
[MED44648] t&#x113;di&#x1D2;usnes(se, n. --> tediousness
[MED44649] t&emacr;di&ohacek;ust&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> tediosity
[MED44650] tegen, v. --> tegen
[MED44651] tegument, n. --> tegument
[MED44652] t&emacr;&dotb; h&emacr;&dotb;, interj. --> tee-hee
[MED44653] t&emacr;&dotb;h&emacr;&dotb;ing, ger. --> teeheeing
[MED44654] tei(e, n.(1) --> tie
[MED44655] tei(e, n.(2) --> tye
[MED44656] teien, v. --> tie
[MED44657] teiinge, ger. --> tying
[MED44658] teindre, n. --> tainder
[MED44659] tein(e, n. --> teyne
[MED44660] teinen, v.(1) --> tain
[MED44661] teinen, v.(2) --> tain
[MED44662] teingre, adj. --> teingre
[MED44663] teint, n.(1) --> taint
[MED44664] teint, n.(2) --> teynt
[MED44665] teinten, v.(1) --> taint
[MED44666] teinten, v.(2) --> taint
[MED44667] teinting, ger. --> tainting
[MED44668] teint&ohacek;ur, n.(1) --> tainture
[MED44669] teint&ohacek;ur, n.(2) --> taintor
[MED44670] teinturer, n. --> tainturer
[MED44671] teis, n. --> teise
[MED44672] teisen, v. --> teise
[MED44673] teising, ger. --> teising
[MED44674] t&emacr;laicum, n. --> telaicum
[MED44675] tel&amacr;re, adj. --> telar
[MED44676] t&#x113;&#x306;ld(e, n. --> teld | tilt
[MED44677] telden, v. --> teld
[MED44678] teldinge, ger. --> telding
[MED44679] tel(e, n.(1) --> tel
[MED44680] t&emacr;&breve;le, n.(2) --> tele
[MED44681] t&#x113;l(e, n.(3) --> tele
[MED44682] t&#x113;l(e, n.(4) --> teal
[MED44683] t&emacr;le, n.(5) --> tele
[MED44684] t&#x113;len, v. --> tele
[MED44685] teler, n.(1) --> tiller
[MED44686] teler, n.(2) --> teler
[MED44687] telerd, adj. --> tillered
[MED44688] telerer, n. --> telerer
[MED44689] telgra, n. --> tiller
[MED44690] t&#x113;ling(e, ger. --> teling
[MED44691] tell&#x101;bil, adj. --> tellable
[MED44692] tel(le, n. --> tell
[MED44693] tellen, v. --> tell
[MED44694] teller(e, n. --> teller
[MED44695] telling(e, ger. --> telling
[MED44696] telwen, v. --> telwe
[MED44697] telwing(e, ger. --> telwing
[MED44698] t&#x113;m(e, n.(1) --> team
[MED44699] t&#x113;me, n.(2) --> theme
[MED44700] t&#x113;&#x323;men, v.(1) --> teem
[MED44701] t&#x113;&#x323;men, v.(2) --> teem
[MED44702] temer&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> temerary
[MED44703] temer&amacr;r&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> temerarily
[MED44704] temerit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> temerity
[MED44705] temer&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> temerously
[MED44706] Temese, n. --> Thames
[MED44707] t&#x113;mien, v. --> teme
[MED44708] t&emacr;&dotb;ming, ger. --> teeming
[MED44709] t&#x113;&#x323;minge, ger. --> teeming
[MED44710] temolum, n. --> temolum
[MED44711] tempen, v. --> temp
[MED44712] temper&#x101;ble, adj. --> temperable
[MED44713] temper&#x101;ment, n. --> temperament
[MED44714] temper&#x101;t(e, adj. --> temperate
[MED44715] temper&#x101;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> temperative
[MED44716] temper&#x101;tl&#x12B;, adv. --> temperately
[MED44717] temper&#x101;tnes(se, n. --> temperateness
[MED44718] temper&#x101;&#x306;t&#x16B;re, n. --> temperature
[MED44719] temperaunce, n. --> temperance
[MED44720] temperaunt, adj. --> temperant
[MED44721] temper(e, n. --> temper
[MED44722] temper&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> tempre
[MED44723] temperer, n. --> temperer
[MED44724] temper&#x16B;re, n. --> temperure
[MED44725] tempest, n. --> tempest
[MED44726] tempesten, v. --> tempest
[MED44727] tempest&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;v&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> tempestuously
[MED44727.5] tempestful, adj. --> tempest
[MED44728] tempestnesse, n. --> tempestness
[MED44729] tempest&#x1D2;us, adj. --> tempestous
[MED44730] tempilles, adj. --> templeless
[MED44731] templ&amacr;r&imacr;es, n.pl. --> Templary
[MED44732] temple, n.(1) --> temple
[MED44733] temple, n.(2) --> temple
[MED44734] temple, n.(3) --> temple
[MED44735] templ&#x113;&#x306;r, n.(1) --> Templar
[MED44736] templer, n.(2) --> templer
[MED44737] tempor&amacr;&breve;l, n. --> temporal
[MED44738] tempor&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> temporal
[MED44739] tempor&amacr;les, adj.pl. --> temporals
[MED44740] tempor&#x101;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> temporally
[MED44741] tempor&#x101;lt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> temporalty
[MED44742] tempor&amacr;ten, v. --> temporate
[MED44743] temporen, v. --> temper
[MED44744] tempr&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> temper
[MED44745] tempre, adj. --> tempre
[MED44746] temprel&imacr;, adj. --> temprely
[MED44747] temprel&#x12B;, adv. --> temprely
[MED44748] tempren, v. --> temper
[MED44749] temprenes, n. --> tempreness
[MED44750] tempring(e, ger. --> tempering
[MED44751] temps, n. --> temps
[MED44752] tempt&amacr;ble, adj. --> tempteable
[MED44753] tempt&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> temptation
[MED44754] tempt&#x101;t&#x12B;ve, adj. --> temptative
[MED44755] tempt&#x101;tor, n. --> temptator
[MED44756] tempten, v. --> tempt
[MED44757] tempter(e, n. --> tempter
[MED44758] tempting(e, ger. --> tempting
[MED44759] temse, n. --> temse
[MED44760] temsen, v. --> temse
[MED44761] temsere, n. --> temser
[MED44762] temsing, ger. --> temsing
[MED44763] ten, num. --> ten
[MED44764] t&#x113;&#x323;n, v.(1) --> tee
[MED44765] t&#x113;&#x323;n, v.(2) --> tee
[MED44766] ten&#x101;&#x306;cit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tenacity
[MED44767] ten&#x101;cle, n. --> tenacle
[MED44768] tenances, n.pl. --> tenaces
[MED44769] t&#x113;nasmon, n. --> tenasmon
[MED44770] tenaunc&imacr;, n. --> tenancy
[MED44771] tenaunt, n. --> tenant
[MED44772] tenaunt, adj. --> tenant
[MED44773] tenaunt&amacr;ble, adj. --> tenantable
[MED44774] tenaunt&amacr;bull&imacr;, adv. --> tenantably
[MED44775] tenauntr&#x12B;(e, n. --> tenantry
[MED44776] tench, n. --> tench
[MED44777] tenconier, n. --> tenconier
[MED44778] tend&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> tendable
[MED44779] tendaunce, n. --> tendance
[MED44780] tendaunt, adj.(1) --> tendant
[MED44781] tendaunt, adj.(2) --> tendent
[MED44782] tenden, v.(1) --> tend
[MED44783] tenden, v.(2) --> tend
[MED44784] t&#x113;&#x306;nden, v.(3) --> tind
[MED44785] tender, n.(1) --> tender
[MED44786] tender, n.(2) --> tender
[MED44787] tender, adj. --> tender
[MED44788] tender, adv. --> tender
[MED44789] tenderaunce, n. --> tenderance
[MED44790] tenderh&emacr;d(e, n. --> tenderhood
[MED44791] tenderl&#x12B;, adv. --> tenderly
[MED44792] tendernes(se, n. --> tenderness
[MED44793] tendershippe, n. --> tendership
[MED44794] tendicule, n. --> tendicule
[MED44795] tending, ger. --> tending
[MED44796] tendinge, ger.(1) --> tending
[MED44797] t&emacr;&breve;nding(e, ger.(2) --> tinding
[MED44798] t&#x113;&#x306;ndle, n. --> tendle
[MED44799] tendren, v.(1) --> tender
[MED44800] tendren, v.(2) --> tender
[MED44801] t&emacr;&breve;ndren, v.(3) --> tinder
[MED44802] tendresse, n. --> tendresse
[MED44803] tendron, n. --> tendron
[MED44803.5] tendour, n. --> tendour
[MED44804] tene, n.(1) --> ten
[MED44805] t&#x113;&#x323;ne, n.(2) --> teen
[MED44806] t&#x113;&#x323;ne, adj. --> teen
[MED44807] teneblus, n. --> tenebres
[MED44808] tenebrer, n. --> tenebrer
[MED44809] tenebres, n. --> tenebres
[MED44810] tenebr&#x14D;&#x323;se, adj. --> tenebrous
[MED44811] tenebr&#x14D;&#x323;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tenebrosity
[MED44812] tenebr&ohacek;use, n. --> tenebrous
[MED44813] t&#x113;&#x323;neful, adj. --> teenful
[MED44814] t&emacr;&dotb;nefull&imacr;, adv. --> teenfully
[MED44815] tenel, n.(1) --> tenel
[MED44816] t&#x113;nel, n.(2) --> teanel
[MED44817] t&emacr;&dotb;nel&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> teenless
[MED44818] t&emacr;&dotb;nel&imacr;, adv. --> teenly
[MED44819] tenement, n. --> tenement
[MED44820] t&#x113;&#x323;nen, v. --> teen
[MED44821] t&emacr;&dotb;ner&emacr;&breve;den, n. --> teonraden
[MED44822] tenerit&#x16B;de, n. --> teneritude
[MED44823] tenfold, adj. --> tenfold
[MED44824] t&emacr;&dotb;ning, ger. --> teening
[MED44825] ten&#x12B;&#x306;s, n. --> tennis
[MED44826] ten&imacr;&breve;s, interj. --> tenis
[MED44827] ten&imacr;&breve;sing, n. --> tennising
[MED44828] ten-man-t&#x101;&#x306;le, n. --> tenmantale
[MED44829] tenor&#x12B;, n. --> tenory
[MED44830] ten&#x1D2;un, n.(1) --> tendon
[MED44831] ten&#x1D2;un, n.(2) --> tenon
[MED44832] ten&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tenor
[MED44833] tens(e, n.(1) --> tense
[MED44834] tense, n.(2) --> tensa
[MED44835] tenser, n. --> tenser
[MED44836] tenser&imacr;e, n. --> tenserie
[MED44837] tens&ohacek;m, n. --> tensome
[MED44838] tent(e, n.(1) --> tent
[MED44839] tent(e, n.(2) --> tent
[MED44840] tent(e, n.(3) --> tent
[MED44840.5] tente, n.(4) --> tent
[MED44841] tenten, v.(1) --> tent
[MED44842] tenten, v.(2) --> tent
[MED44843] tenteren, v. --> tenter
[MED44844] tentfull&imacr;, adv. --> tentfully
[MED44845] tenth(e, num. --> tenth
[MED44846] tenthen, v. --> teind
[MED44847] tenthing, ger. --> tenthing
[MED44848] tenthl&imacr;, adv. --> tenthly
[MED44849] tent&#x12B;, adj. --> tenty
[MED44850] tent&#x12B;&#x306;f(e, adj. --> tentive
[MED44851] tent&imacr;&breve;fl&imacr;, adv. --> tentively
[MED44852] tent&imacr;&breve;fnesse, n. --> tentiveness
[MED44853] tent&imacr;&breve;full&imacr;, adv. --> tentivefully
[MED44854] tent&#x12B;go, n. --> tentigo
[MED44855] tent&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> tentily
[MED44856] tenting, ger. --> tenting
[MED44857] tentl&#x12B;, adv. --> tently
[MED44858] tent&#x14D;r&#x12B;e, n. --> tentory
[MED44859] tent&#x1D2;ur, n.(1) --> tentour
[MED44860] tent&#x1D2;ur, n.(2) --> tenter
[MED44861] tentur, n. --> tenture
[MED44862] tenue, adj. --> tenue
[MED44863] tenuit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tenuity
[MED44864] ten&#x16B;re, n. --> tenure
[MED44865] ten&umacr;&breve;tre, n. --> tenutre
[MED44866] teow&imacr;, adj. --> tewy
[MED44867] tepide, adj. --> tepid
[MED44868] ter, n.(1) --> ter
[MED44869] t&#x113;&#x306;r, n.(2) --> tar
[MED44870] t&#x113;r, adj. --> tear
[MED44871] terabr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> terebration
[MED44872] terapeucia, n. --> therapeucia
[MED44873] t&#x113;&#x306;rce, n. --> tierce
[MED44874] tercel, n. --> tercel
[MED44875] tercelet, n. --> tercelet
[MED44876] tercen&amacr;r&imacr;, n. --> tercenary
[MED44877] terci&#x101;&#x306;n, n. --> tertian
[MED44878] terci&amacr;&breve;n, adj. --> tertian
[MED44879] t&#x113;r(e, n. --> tear
[MED44880] t&#x113;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> tere
[MED44881] terebelle, n. --> terebellum
[MED44882] terebent&#x12B;ne, n. --> turpentine
[MED44883] terebint(e, n. --> terebinth
[MED44884] terebinten, adj. --> terebinthen
[MED44885] terein, n. --> terrine
[MED44886] t&#x113;&#x306;ren, v.(1) --> teer
[MED44887] t&#x113;ren, v.(2) --> tear
[MED44888] t&#x113;ren, v.(3) --> tear
[MED44889] terestre, n. --> teristrum
[MED44890] t&#x113;r&#x12B;, adj. --> teary
[MED44891] terin, n. --> terin
[MED44892] t&emacr;ring, ger. --> tear
[MED44893] t&emacr;&breve;ring(e, ger.(1) --> teering
[MED44894] t&emacr;ring(e, ger.(2) --> tearing
[MED44895] Termagaunt, n. --> termagant
[MED44896] t&#x113;&#x306;rme, n. --> term
[MED44896.5] termeful, adj. --> termful
[MED44897] t&#x113;&#x306;rmel&#x12B;, adv. --> termly
[MED44898] termen, v. --> term
[MED44899] t&#x113;&#x306;rment, n. --> terment
[MED44900] termer, n. --> termor
[MED44901] termerite, n. --> turmerite
[MED44902] termes, n.pl. --> Termes
[MED44903] termin&#x101;ble, adj. --> terminable
[MED44904] termin&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> termination
[MED44905] termin&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> terminal
[MED44906] termin&#x101;ten, v. --> terminate
[MED44907] termin&#x101;t&#x12B;ve, adj. --> terminative
[MED44908] terminen, v. --> termine
[MED44909] terminer, n. --> terminer
[MED44910] terminge, ger. --> terming
[MED44911] termininge, ger. --> termining
[MED44912] termin&ohacek;ur, n. --> terminer
[MED44913] termison, n. --> termison
[MED44914] ternal, adj. --> ternal
[MED44915] tern&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> ternary
[MED44916] terne, n.(1) --> tarn
[MED44917] terne, n.(2) --> tern
[MED44918] ternen, v. --> tern
[MED44919] terninge, ger. --> terning
[MED44920] ternishen, v. --> 
[MED44921] terr&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> terrage
[MED44922] terr&amacr;&ghacek;et, n. --> taraget
[MED44923] terra sigill&#x101;ta, n. --> terra sigillata
[MED44923.5] terrebolles, n.pl. --> terrebolles
[MED44924] terre-mote, n. --> terremote
[MED44925] terren, v.(1) --> tar
[MED44926] terren, v.(2) --> tar
[MED44927] terrenal, adj. --> terrenal
[MED44928] terr&#x113;&#x306;ne, adj. --> terrene
[MED44929] terr&#x113;&#x306;nl&#x12B;, adv. --> terrenely
[MED44930] terrer, n. --> terrar
[MED44931] terrer(e, n. --> terrer
[MED44932] terrestre, adj. --> terrestre
[MED44933] terrestreis, n.pl. --> terrestres
[MED44934] terrestri&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> terrestrial
[MED44935] terrestrish, adj. --> terrestrish
[MED44936] terrestrit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> terrestrity
[MED44937] terre-tenaunt, n. --> terre-tenant
[MED44938] terrible, adj. --> terrible
[MED44939] terribl&#x12B;, adv. --> terribly
[MED44940] terr&imacr;e, adj. --> tarry
[MED44941] terrien, adj. --> terrien
[MED44942] terrier, n. --> terrier
[MED44943] terring, ger. --> tarring
[MED44944] terring(e, ger. --> tarring
[MED44945] territ&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> territory
[MED44946] terroire, n. --> terroir
[MED44947] terr&#x1D2;ur, n. --> terror
[MED44948] ters, n. --> tarse
[MED44949] terten&amacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> tercenarium
[MED44950] terven, v. --> tirve
[MED44951] tervinge, ger. --> tirving
[MED44952] t&#x113;sel, n. --> teasel
[MED44953] t&#x113;selere, n. --> tasseller
[MED44954] t&#x113;sen, v. --> tease
[MED44955] t&#x113;ser(e, n. --> teaser
[MED44956] tesser&amacr;r&imacr;, n. --> tesserary
[MED44957] test&amacr;c&imacr;e, n. --> testacye
[MED44958] test&#x101;&#x306;ment, n. --> testament
[MED44959] test&#x101;&#x306;ment&#x101;r&#x12B;e, adj. --> testamentary
[MED44960] testaricia, n.pl. --> testaricia
[MED44961] test&#x101;te, adj. --> testate
[MED44962] test&#x101;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> testator
[MED44963] test(e, n.(1) --> test
[MED44964] test(e, n.(2) --> teste
[MED44965] teste, n.(3) --> teste
[MED44966] tester, n.(1) --> tester
[MED44967] tester, n.(2) --> tester
[MED44968] tester, n.(3) --> tester
[MED44969] testicle, n. --> testicle
[MED44970] test&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> testy
[MED44971] testific&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> testification
[MED44972] testif&#x12B;en, v. --> testify
[MED44973] testimoigne, n. --> testimoine
[MED44973.5] testimonage, n. --> testimonage
[MED44974] testim&#x14D;ni&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> testimonial
[MED44975] testim&omacr;ni&amacr;&breve;l, adj. --> testimonial
[MED44976] testim&#x14D;n&#x12B;(e, n. --> testimony
[MED44977] testim&#x14D;n&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> testimony
[MED44978] test&#x16B;de, n. --> testudo
[MED44979] test&umacr;din&amacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> testudinary
[MED44980] tetanus, n. --> tetanus
[MED44981] t&#x113;&#x306;t(e, n. --> teat
[MED44982] t&emacr;&breve;tel&imacr;, adj. --> teatly
[MED44983] teter, n. --> tetter
[MED44984] t&#x113;&#x323;then, v. --> teethe
[MED44985] t&#x113;&#x323;th&#x12B;, adj. --> teethy
[MED44986] tetin, v. --> tet
[MED44987] tetragramaton, n. --> Tetragrammaton
[MED44988] tetrapt&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;ve, adj. --> tetraptive
[MED44989] tetrarch, n. --> tetrarch
[MED44990] tetrarch&#x12B;e, n. --> tetrarchy
[MED44991] teu, n.(1) --> tew
[MED44992] teu, n.(2) --> tew
[MED44993] teuel, n. --> tewel
[MED44994] teuen, v. --> tew
[MED44995] teuer(e, n. --> tewer
[MED44996] teuing(e, ger. --> tewing
[MED44997] teu&#x12B;ren, n. --> tew-iron
[MED44998] Teuton&imacr;(e, adj. --> Teuton
[MED44999] tevel, n. --> tavel
[MED45000] tevelen, v. --> tevel
[MED45001] teveling, ger. --> tevelling
[MED45002] tewedes, n.pl. --> tewedes
[MED45003] text(e, n. --> text
[MED45004] texted, adj. --> texted
[MED45005] textu&#x113;&#x306;l, adj. --> textual
[MED45006] text&#x16B;re, n. --> texture
[MED45007] th, n. --> th
[MED45008] thacchen, v. --> thatch
[MED45009] thaccher(e, n. --> thatcher
[MED45010] thacchinge, ger. --> thatching
[MED45011] thach(e, n. --> thack
[MED45012] thakester(e, n. --> thackster
[MED45013] thakken, v. --> thack
[MED45014] thamar&#x12B;&#x306;ke, n. --> tamarisk
[MED45015] thamir, n. --> Thamir
[MED45016] thamur, n. --> thamur
[MED45017] th&#x101;&#x306;n, pron.(1) --> than
[MED45018] th&#x101;&#x306;n, pron.(2) --> whon
[MED45019] th&amacr;&breve;n, def. art. &amp; adj.(1) --> one
[MED45020] th&amacr;&breve;n, def. art. &amp; adj.(2) --> the
[MED45021] than, conj. --> than
[MED45022] thane, pron. --> than
[MED45023] thane, def. art. &amp; adj. --> the
[MED45024] thank, n. --> thank
[MED45025] thanke&amacr;ble, adj. --> thankable
[MED45026] thanke&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> thankably
[MED45027] thanken, v. --> thank
[MED45028] thankful, adj. --> thankful
[MED45029] thankfull&#x12B;, adv. --> thankfully
[MED45030] thanking(e, ger. --> thanking
[MED45031] thankingl&imacr;, adv. --> thankingly
[MED45032] thankl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> thankless
[MED45033] thankleue, adj. --> thanklewe
[MED45034] thankl&imacr;, adj. --> thankly
[MED45035] thankl&#x12B;, adv. --> thankly
[MED45036] thank-worth, adj. --> thankworth
[MED45037] thank-worth&#x12B;, adj. --> thankworthy
[MED45038] thanne, adv. --> then
[MED45039] th&amacr;&breve;re, pron.(1) --> that
[MED45040] th&amacr;&breve;re, pron.(2) --> that
[MED45041] th&amacr;&breve;re, pron.(3) --> that
[MED45042] th&amacr;&breve;re, def. art. &amp; adj.(1) --> that
[MED45043] th&amacr;&breve;re, def. art. &amp; adj.(2) --> that
[MED45044] th&amacr;&breve;re, def. art. &amp; adj.(3) --> that
[MED45045] tharf, n. --> tharf
[MED45046] tharf, adj. --> tharf
[MED45047] tharfende, n. --> thearfendan
[MED45048] tharfl&emacr;&breve;s, adv. --> thearfleas
[MED45049] tharfl&imacr;ce, adv. --> thearflice
[MED45050] tharm, n. --> tharm
[MED45051] tharmed, adj. --> tharmed
[MED45052] tharnen, v. --> tharn
[MED45053] tharning, ger. --> tharning
[MED45054] tharsim, n. --> tarsus
[MED45055] thas, pron. --> thes
[MED45056] thas, def. art. &amp; adj. --> those
[MED45057] thasil&imacr;, adj. --> theselicere
[MED45058] thasl&imacr;, adv. --> thusly
[MED45059] that, pron. --> that
[MED45060] that, rel. pron. --> that
[MED45061] that, def. art. &amp; adj. --> that
[MED45062] that, adv. --> that
[MED45063] that, conj. --> that
[MED45064] that, particle --> that
[MED45065] thaue, n. --> thaw
[MED45066] thauen, v. --> thaw
[MED45067] thauing, ger. --> thawing
[MED45068] th&#x101;&#x306;ven, v. --> thave
[MED45069] th&amacr;&breve;vinge, ger. --> thaving
[MED45070] th&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tea
[MED45071] th&emacr;&dotb;&breve;, pron.(1) --> tho
[MED45072] th&#x113;&#x323;, pron.(2) --> thee
[MED45073] th&emacr;&dotb;&breve;, rel. pron. --> the
[MED45074] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;, def. art. --> the
[MED45075] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;, adv. --> the
[MED45076] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;, conj. --> the
[MED45077] the, particle --> the
[MED45078] -th(e, suf. --> -th
[MED45079] thearle, adv. --> thearle
[MED45080] thearl&imacr;ce, adv. --> thearlice
[MED45081] th&#x113;&#x306;&#x101;&#x306;tre, n. --> theatre
[MED45081.5] theatrik, n. --> theatric
[MED45082] th&emacr;&breve;&amacr;&breve;tr&imacr;ne, n. --> theatrine
[MED45083] Th&#x113;b&#x101;&#x306;n, n. --> Theban
[MED45084] Th&emacr;b&amacr;&breve;n, adj. --> Theban
[MED45085] Th&#x113;b&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;, n. --> Thebes
[MED45086] Th&emacr;b&emacr;&breve;nien, n. --> Tebenienes
[MED45087] Th&emacr;b&emacr;&dotb;&breve;s, n. --> Thebes
[MED45088] Th&#x113;b&#x12B;te, n. --> Tebeth
[MED45089] thecen, n. --> thecen
[MED45090] thechene, n. --> thechene
[MED45090.5] th&emacr;d, n. --> thed
[MED45091] th&#x113;&#x306;de, n.(1) --> thead
[MED45092] th&#x113;&#x323;d(e, n.(2) --> thede
[MED45093] th&emacr;&dotb;den, v. --> theodan
[MED45094] th&#x113;&#x323;dish, adj. --> theodisc
[MED45095] th&#x113;&#x323;d&#x14D;&#x323;m, n. --> theedom
[MED45096] th&emacr;&dotb;dr&emacr;den, n. --> theod
[MED45097] thef, n.(1) --> thef
[MED45098] th&#x113;&#x323;f, n.(2) --> thief
[MED45098.5] th&emacr;&dotb;f, n.(3) --> thef
[MED45099] th&#x113;&#x306;fen, v. --> theve
[MED45100] th&emacr;&dotb;fl&imacr;, adj. --> thiefly
[MED45101] th&emacr;&dotb;fl&imacr;, adv. --> thiefly
[MED45102] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ft(e, n. --> theft
[MED45103] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ftel&#x12B;, adv. --> theftly
[MED45104] th&emacr;&dotb;&breve;ftnese, n. --> theftness
[MED45104.5] theftuousli, adv. --> theftuously
[MED45105] th&emacr;&breve;gol&imacr;te, n. --> tecolithos
[MED45106] thei, pron. --> they
[MED45107] theim, pron. --> them
[MED45108] theim-self, pron. --> themself
[MED45109] thein, n. --> thane
[MED45110] theinen, v. --> theine
[MED45111] theinestre, n. --> thanester
[MED45112] theinh&#x113;&#x306;d(e, n. --> thanehead
[MED45113] theiningl&imacr;, adj. --> theiningly
[MED45114] theinshipe, n. --> thaneship
[MED45115] theinung, n. --> theining
[MED45116] their(e, pron. --> their
[MED45117] theiren, pron. --> theirn
[MED45118] theires, pron. --> theirs
[MED45119] theirkin, adj. --> theirkin
[MED45120] their-self, pron. --> themselves
[MED45121] thele, n. --> theal
[MED45121.5] thelin, n. --> thelin
[MED45122] th&#x113;&#x323;n, v. --> thee
[MED45123] thenne, adv. --> thenne
[MED45124] thennes, adv. --> thence
[MED45125] thennesward, adv. --> thenceward
[MED45126] thenneward, adv. --> thenward
[MED45127] thennewardes, adv. --> thenwards
[MED45128] theodoricon, n. --> theodoricon
[MED45129] theohte, n. --> theohte
[MED45130] th&emacr;&breve;olog&imacr;&breve;c&amacr;&breve;lle, adj. --> theological
[MED45131] th&emacr;&breve;ologice, adj. --> theologic
[MED45132] th&#x113;&#x306;olog&#x12B;(e, n. --> theology
[MED45133] theonest, n. --> theignest
[MED45134] theophan&imacr;e, n. --> theophany
[MED45135] th&#x113;&#x306;oric&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> theorical
[MED45136] th&emacr;&breve;or&imacr;&breve;k, adj. --> theoric
[MED45137] th&#x113;&#x306;or&#x12B;&#x306;k(e, n. --> theoric
[MED45138] th&emacr;&breve;orothic&amacr;&breve;l, adj. --> theoretical
[MED45139] th&#x113;&#x323;ote, n. --> theat
[MED45140] th&#x113;&#x323;oten, v. --> theoten
[MED45141] th&#x113;&#x306;r, adv. --> there
[MED45142] th&#x113;&#x306;r-ab&#x1D2;ute(n, adv. --> thereabout
[MED45143] th&#x113;&#x306;r-ab&#x1D2;utes, adv. --> thereabouts
[MED45144] th&#x113;&#x306;r-ab&#x1D2;ve(n, adv. --> thereabove
[MED45145] th&#x113;&#x306;r-after, adv. --> thereafter
[MED45146] th&emacr;&breve;r-afterward, adv. --> thereafterward
[MED45147] th&emacr;&breve;r-amidde, adv. --> thereamid
[MED45148] th&#x113;&#x306;r-among(e, adv. --> thereamong
[MED45149] theraphim, n. --> teraphim
[MED45150] th&emacr;&breve;r-as, adv. &amp; conj. --> thereas
[MED45151] th&#x113;&#x306;r-at, adv. --> thereat
[MED45152] th&#x113;&#x306;r-awei, adv. --> thereaway
[MED45153] th&emacr;&breve;r-ay&emacr;&dotb;n, adv. --> thereagain
[MED45154] th&#x113;&#x306;r-ay&#x113;&#x323;nes, adv. --> thereagainst
[MED45155] th&#x113;&#x306;r-b&#x12B;, adv. --> thereby
[MED45156] th&#x113;&#x306;r-bif&#x14D;re(n, adv. --> therebefore
[MED45157] th&emacr;&breve;r-binne, adv. --> thereben
[MED45158] th&emacr;&breve;r-bis&imacr;de, adv. --> therebeside
[MED45159] th&emacr;&breve;r-bitw&emacr;&dotb;ne, adv. --> therebetween
[MED45160] th&emacr;&breve;r-b&ohacek;ute, adv. --> thereabout
[MED45161] th&#x113;&#x306;r-d&#x1D2;un, adv. --> theredown
[MED45162] therf, adj. --> tharf
[MED45163] therfed, ppl. --> tharfed
[MED45164] therfling, n. --> tharfling
[MED45165] therfnes(se, n. --> tharfness
[MED45166] th&#x113;&#x306;r-for(e, adv. --> therefore
[MED45167] th&#x113;&#x306;r-forn(e, adv. --> thereforne
[MED45168] th&#x113;&#x306;r-f&#x14D;&#x306;rth, adv. --> thereforth
[MED45169] th&#x113;&#x306;r-from, adv. --> therefrom
[MED45170] th&emacr;&breve;rg&amacr;tes, adv. --> there-gates
[MED45171] th&emacr;&breve;r-hennes, adv. --> therehence
[MED45172] th&#x113;&#x306;r-in(ne, adv. --> thereinne
[MED45173] th&#x113;&#x306;r-int&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;, adv. --> thereinto
[MED45174] therk(e, adj. --> therk
[MED45175] therken, v. --> therk
[MED45176] therknes(se, n. --> therkness
[MED45177] th&#x113;&#x306;r-mid, adv. --> there-mid
[MED45178] therne, n. --> therne
[MED45179] therne, adj. --> this
[MED45180] th&#x113;&#x306;r-neigh, adv. --> there-nigh
[MED45181] th&emacr;&breve;r-next, adv. --> therenext
[MED45182] th&#x113;&#x306;r-of, adv. --> thereof
[MED45183] th&#x113;&#x306;r-on, adv. --> thereon
[MED45184] th&emacr;&breve;r-on&ohacek;ven, adv. --> there-anoven
[MED45185] th&emacr;&breve;r-ony&emacr;&dotb;n, adv. --> thereagain
[MED45186] th&#x113;&#x306;r-&#x1D2;ut(e, adv. --> thereout
[MED45187] th&emacr;&breve;r-&ohacek;uten, adv. --> thereouten
[MED45188] th&emacr;&breve;r-&ohacek;venon, adv. --> there-ovenon, adv.
[MED45189] th&emacr;&breve;r-&omacr;&breve;ver, adv. --> thereover
[MED45190] therrepillis, n.pl. --> thripple
[MED45191] th&#x113;&#x306;r-right(e, adv. --> thereright
[MED45192] th&#x113;&#x306;r-rightes, adv. --> thererights
[MED45193] th&#x113;&#x306;r-t&#x113;ken, adv. --> thereteken
[MED45194] th&#x113;&#x306;r-thurgh, adv. --> therethrough
[MED45195] th&#x113;&#x306;r-til, adv. --> theretill
[MED45196] th&#x113;&#x306;r-t&#x14D;&#x323;, adv. --> thereto
[MED45197] th&emacr;&breve;r-t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;re(n, adv. --> theretofore
[MED45198] th&emacr;&breve;r-tour, adv. --> there-atour
[MED45199] th&#x113;&#x306;r-t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ward, adv. --> theretoward
[MED45200] th&#x113;&#x306;r-t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;y&#x113;&#x323;nes, adv. --> theretoyens
[MED45201] th&#x113;&#x306;r-under, adv. --> thereunder
[MED45202] th&#x113;&#x306;r-unt&#x14D;&#x323;, adv. --> thereunto
[MED45203] th&#x113;&#x306;r-up, adv. --> thereup
[MED45204] th&#x113;&#x306;r-upon, adv. --> thereupon
[MED45205] th&#x113;&#x306;r-wh&#x12B;le, adv. &amp; conj. --> therewhile
[MED45206] th&#x113;&#x306;r-wh&#x12B;les, adv. &amp; conj. --> therewhiles
[MED45207] th&#x113;&#x306;r-with, adv. --> therewith
[MED45208] th&emacr;&breve;r-withal, adv. --> therewithal
[MED45209] th&emacr;&breve;r-within, adv. --> therewithin
[MED45210] th&emacr;&breve;r-with&ohacek;uten, adv. --> there-without
[MED45211] th&#x113;&#x306;r-y&#x113;&#x323;n, adv. --> theregain
[MED45212] th&emacr;&breve;r-y&emacr;&dotb;nes, adv. --> thereagainst
[MED45213] th&#x113;saurer(e, n. --> thesaurer
[MED45214] th&emacr;s(e, pron. --> these
[MED45215] th&#x113;s(e, adj. --> these
[MED45216] theseler, n. --> thistler
[MED45217] th&emacr;&dotb;-self, pron. --> thyself
[MED45218] thesilesen, v. --> Thesssaless
[MED45219] th&#x113;&#x306;sis, n. --> thesis
[MED45220] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ster, n. --> thester
[MED45221] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ster, adj. --> thester
[MED45222] th&emacr;&dotb;&breve;sterful, adj. --> thesterful
[MED45223] th&emacr;&dotb;&breve;sterl&amacr;c, n. --> thesterlike
[MED45224] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;sterl&#x12B;, adv. --> thesterly
[MED45225] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;sternes(se, n. --> thesterness
[MED45226] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;stren, v. --> thester
[MED45227] th&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;str&#x12B;(e, adj. --> thestri
[MED45228] th&#x113;ta, n. --> theta
[MED45229] th&#x113;&#x306;then, adv. --> thethen
[MED45230] th&emacr;&breve;thenward, adv. --> thethenward
[MED45231] theu, n.(1) --> thew
[MED45232] theu, n.(2) --> thew
[MED45233] theu, n.(3) --> theow
[MED45234] theu, adj.(1) --> thew
[MED45235] theu, adj.(2) --> thew
[MED45236] theu-borne, adj. --> thew-born
[MED45237] theudl&#x12B;, adv. --> thewedly
[MED45238] theud&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;m, n. --> theowdom
[MED45239] theue, adv. --> thew
[MED45240] theuednesse, n. --> thewedness
[MED45241] theuen, v.(1) --> thew
[MED45242] theuen, v.(2) --> thew
[MED45243] theufastnesse, n. --> 
[MED45244] theuful, adj. --> thewful
[MED45245] theuien, v. --> theow
[MED45246] theul&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> thewless
[MED45247] theul&#x12B;, adj. --> theowlike
[MED45248] theunesse, n. --> thewness
[MED45249] theut, n. --> theut
[MED45250] theuten, v. --> theowten
[MED45251] theutl&imacr;, adj. --> theutly
[MED45252] theu-wrak, n. --> theow-wrack
[MED45253] th&#x113;ve, n.(1) --> theave
[MED45254] th&#x113;&#x323;ve, n.(2) --> theve
[MED45255] th&#x113;&#x323;ve-thorn, n. --> theve-thorn
[MED45256] th&emacr;&dotb;vinge, ger. --> thieving
[MED45257] th&#x113;&#x323;vish, adj. --> thievish
[MED45258] th&emacr;&dotb;vishl&imacr;, adv. --> thievishly
[MED45259] th&emacr;&dotb;vishnes, n. --> thievishness
[MED45260] th&emacr;&dotb;&breve;-y&emacr;&dotb;&breve;t, adv. --> the yet
[MED45261] thider, adv. --> thither
[MED45262] thiderward, adv. --> thitherward
[MED45263] thiderwardes, adv. --> thitherwards
[MED45264] thiggen, v. --> thig
[MED45265] thigging(e, ger. --> thigging
[MED45266] th&#x12B;gh, n. --> thigh
[MED45267] thikh&emacr;&breve;d(e, n. --> thickhood
[MED45268] thik(ke, n. --> thick
[MED45269] thik(ke, adj. --> thick
[MED45270] thik(ke, adv. --> thick
[MED45271] thikkef&#x14D;lde, adv. --> thickfold
[MED45272] thikkel&#x12B;, adv. --> thickly
[MED45273] thikken, v. --> thick
[MED45274] thikkenen, v. --> thicken
[MED45275] thikkenes(se, n. --> thickness
[MED45276] thikkeninge, ger. --> thickening
[MED45277] thikkeren, v. --> thicker
[MED45278] thikk&#x12B;, adj. --> thicky
[MED45279] thikking(e, ger. --> thicking
[MED45280] thikkish, adj. --> thickish
[MED45281] thikkol, adj. --> thiccol
[MED45282] thil, n. --> thill
[MED45283] th&#x12B;ld, n. --> thild
[MED45284] th&imacr;ldel&imacr;, adv. --> thildly
[MED45285] th&imacr;ld&imacr;, adj. --> thildi
[MED45286] th&imacr;ld&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> thildily
[MED45287] thilgen, v. --> thulge
[MED45288] th&#x12B;&#x306;lk(e, pron. --> thilk
[MED45289] th&imacr;&breve;lk(e, adj. --> thilk
[MED45290] thil(le, n. --> thill
[MED45291] thillen, v. --> thilled
[MED45292] thillinges, n. pl. --> thillings
[MED45293] th&#x12B;&#x306;mel, n. --> thimble
[MED45294] th&imacr;&breve;meler, n. --> thimbler
[MED45295] th&imacr;mi&amacr;me, n. --> thymiama
[MED45296] th&#x12B;n, pron. --> thine
[MED45297] thinden, v. --> thind
[MED45298] th&#x12B;n(e, n. --> thyine
[MED45299] th&#x12B;ne, adv. --> thyne
[MED45300] th&imacr;nen, n. --> thinen
[MED45301] thing, n. --> thing
[MED45302] thingen, v. --> thing
[MED45303] thingere, n. --> thinger
[MED45304] thing&imacr;es, n. pl. --> thingy
[MED45305] thingl&#x12B;, adj. --> thingly
[MED45306] thingr&emacr;den, n. --> thingraden
[MED45307] thingthe, n. --> thingthu
[MED45308] thingunge, n. --> thingunge
[MED45309] thinken, v.(1) --> think
[MED45310] thinken, v.(2) --> think
[MED45311] thinker(e, n. --> thinker
[MED45312] thinking(e, ger. --> thinking
[MED45313] thinkl&imacr;, adv. --> thinkly
[MED45314] thin(ne, n. --> thin
[MED45315] thin(ne, adj. --> thin
[MED45316] thin(ne, adv. --> thin
[MED45317] thinnef&omacr;ld, adv. --> thinfold
[MED45318] thinneh&emacr;de, n. --> thinhead
[MED45319] thinnel&#x12B;, adv. --> thonneliche
[MED45320] thinnen, v.(1) --> thin
[MED45321] thinnen, v.(2) --> thin
[MED45322] thinnes(se, n. --> thinness
[MED45323] thinning(e, ger. --> thinning
[MED45324] thinnish, adj. --> thinnish
[MED45325] thinship, n. --> thinship
[MED45326] th&imacr;&breve;r(e, pron. --> thir
[MED45327] th&#x12B;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> thir
[MED45328] th&#x12B;&#x306;rkin, adj. --> thirkin
[MED45329] thirl, n. --> thirl
[MED45330] thirl&#x101;bil, adj. --> thirlable
[MED45331] thirl-bak, n. --> thirl-back
[MED45332] thirlen, v. --> thirl
[MED45333] thirle-polle, n. --> thirlepoll
[MED45334] thirl&imacr;, adj. --> thirly
[MED45335] thirling(e, ger. --> thirling
[MED45336] thirst, n. --> thirst
[MED45337] thirsten, v. --> thirst
[MED45338] thirstere, n. --> thirster
[MED45339] thirstful, adj. --> thirstful
[MED45340] thirst&#x12B;, adj. --> thirsty
[MED45341] thirst&#x12B;nesse, n. --> thirstiness
[MED45342] thirsting, ger. --> thirsting
[MED45343] thirstleu(e, adj. --> thirstlew
[MED45344] thirstnesse, n. --> thirstness
[MED45345] this, pron. --> this
[MED45346] this, adj. --> this
[MED45347] this, adv. --> this
[MED45348] th&#x12B;-self, pron. --> thyself
[MED45349] thiskin, adj. --> thiskin
[MED45350] thistel, n. --> thistle
[MED45351] thistel-tak, n. --> thistle-tack
[MED45352] th&#x12B;&#x306;vel, n. --> thivel
[MED45353] thivelle, n. --> thivel
[MED45354] thixel, n. --> thixel
[MED45355] thixler, n. --> thixler
[MED45356] th&omacr;, pron.(1) --> tho
[MED45357] th&omacr;, pron.(2) --> tho
[MED45358] th&omacr;, def. art. &amp; adj.(1) --> tho
[MED45359] th&#x14D;, def. art. &amp; adj.(2) --> tho
[MED45360] th&#x14D;, adv. --> tho
[MED45361] thocastias, n. --> thocastias
[MED45362] thoche, adj. --> thoche
[MED45363] th&#x14D;&#x306;de, n. --> thode
[MED45364] thoft, n. --> thoft
[MED45365] thogth, n. --> thogh
[MED45366] thoke, adj. --> thoke
[MED45367] th&#x14D;kin, adj. --> tha-kin
[MED45368] th&#x14D;&#x306;le, n.(1) --> thole
[MED45369] th&#x14D;le, n.(2) --> thole
[MED45370] th&#x14D;le-burde, adj. --> tholeburde
[MED45371] th&omacr;le-burdnesse, n. --> tholeburdness
[MED45372] th&omacr;le-m&omacr;&dotb;d, n. --> tholemode
[MED45373] th&#x14D;le-m&#x14D;&#x323;d(e, adj. --> tholemode
[MED45374] th&omacr;le-m&omacr;&dotb;d&imacr;, adj. --> tholemodey
[MED45375] th&#x14D;le-m&#x14D;&#x323;dl&#x12B;, adv. --> tholemodely
[MED45376] th&#x14D;le-m&#x14D;&#x323;dnes(se, n. --> tholemodeness
[MED45377] th&omacr;le-m&omacr;&dotb;dshipe, n. --> tholemodeship
[MED45378] th&#x14D;len, v. --> thole
[MED45379] th&#x14D;ling(e, ger. --> tholing
[MED45380] tholling, n. --> tholling
[MED45381] th&ohacek;mble-t&omacr;, n. --> thumble-toe
[MED45382] th&omacr;&breve;me, n. --> tom
[MED45383] th&#x1D2;nder, n. --> thunder
[MED45384] th&#x1D2;nder-clappe, n. --> thunder-clap
[MED45385] th&#x1D2;ndren, v. --> thunder
[MED45386] th&ohacek;ndrere, n. --> thunderer
[MED45387] th&#x1D2;ndring(e, ger. --> thundering
[MED45388] thone, n. --> thone
[MED45389] th&omacr;&breve;ne-thorn, n. --> thone-thorn
[MED45390] thong, n. --> thong
[MED45391] thongen, v. --> thong
[MED45392] thongl&imacr;, adj. --> thongly
[MED45393] th&#x14D;rax, n. --> thorax
[MED45394] thorn, n. --> thorn
[MED45395] thorn-bak, n. --> thornback
[MED45396] thornen, adj. --> thornen
[MED45397] thornen, v. --> thorn
[MED45398] thorn&#x12B;, adj. --> thorny
[MED45399] thornigen, v. --> thornige
[MED45400] thornish, adj. --> thornish
[MED45401] thorn-tr&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> thorn-tree
[MED45402] thorp, n. --> thorp
[MED45403] th&omacr;s(e, pron. --> those
[MED45404] th&#x14D;s(e, adj. --> those
[MED45405] thost, n. --> thost(e
[MED45406] th&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ther, pron. --> thother
[MED45407] th&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ther, adj. --> thother
[MED45408] thothnunge, n. --> thothnung
[MED45409] th&#x1D2;u, pron. --> thou
[MED45410] th&#x1D2;uen, v. --> thou
[MED45411] though, adv. --> though
[MED45412] though, conj. --> though
[MED45413] thought, n. --> thought
[MED45414] thoughtful, adj. --> thoughtful
[MED45415] thought&#x12B;, adj. --> thoughty
[MED45416] th&#x1D2;ume, n. --> thumb
[MED45417] th&#x1D2;usand, num. --> thousand
[MED45418] th&#x1D2;usandf&#x14D;ld, adj. --> thousandfold
[MED45419] th&ohacek;usandl&imacr;, adv. --> thousandly
[MED45420] th&ohacek;u-self, pron. --> thouself
[MED45421] th&ohacek;uten, v. --> thowt
[MED45422] th&ohacek;u-thistel, n. --> thowthistle
[MED45423] th&ohacek;uting(e, ger. --> thowting
[MED45424] thr&aelig;fl&imacr;, adv. --> thraftly
[MED45425] thrafung, n. --> thraving
[MED45426] thraien, v. --> threa
[MED45427] thraiing, ger. --> threaing
[MED45428] thral, n.(1) --> thrall
[MED45429] thral, n.(2) --> thrall
[MED45430] thral, adj.(1) --> thrall
[MED45431] thral, adj.(2) --> thrall
[MED45432] thrald&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;m, n. --> thraldom
[MED45433] thralh&#x113;d(e, n. --> thrallhead
[MED45434] thr&amacr;linge, n. --> thralling
[MED45435] thrallen, v. --> thrall
[MED45436] thrallesse, n. --> thralless
[MED45437] thralshipe, n. --> thralship
[MED45438] thraske, adj. --> thrask
[MED45439] thrat, adj. --> thrat
[MED45440] thr&emacr;, n. --> throe
[MED45441] thr&#x113;&#x323;, num. --> three
[MED45442] threale, n. --> threale
[MED45443] thr&#x113;&#x323;-cornered, adj. --> three-cornered
[MED45444] thr&emacr;-craft, n. --> throe-craft
[MED45445] thr&#x113;d-b&#x101;r(e, adj. --> threadbare
[MED45446] thr&#x113;d(e, n. --> thread
[MED45447] thr&#x113;den, adj. --> threaden
[MED45448] thr&emacr;&breve;den, v.(1) --> therd
[MED45449] thr&#x113;den, v.(2) --> thread
[MED45450] thr&#x113;dere, n. --> threader
[MED45451] thr&emacr;d&imacr;nes, n. --> threadiness
[MED45452] thr&#x113;&#x323;f&#x14D;ld(e, adj. --> threefold
[MED45453] thr&emacr;&dotb;f&omacr;ldel&imacr;, adj. --> threefoldly
[MED45454] thr&emacr;&dotb;f&omacr;ldenes, n. --> threefoldness
[MED45455] thr&emacr;&dotb;f&omacr;ldl&imacr;, adv. --> threefoldly
[MED45456] thr&#x113;&#x323;h&#x113;d(e, n. --> threehead
[MED45457] thr&emacr;&breve;ken, v. --> threke
[MED45458] threnen, adj. --> threnen
[MED45459] threng(e, n. --> threng
[MED45460] threngen, v. --> threng
[MED45461] thr&#x113;p(e, n. --> threap
[MED45462] thr&#x113;pen, v. --> threap
[MED45463] thr&emacr;penen, v. --> threapen
[MED45464] thr&emacr;peninge, ger. --> threapening
[MED45465] thr&emacr;ping, ger. --> threaping
[MED45466] thresh, n. --> thresh
[MED45467] threshen, v. --> thrash
[MED45468] thresher(e, n. --> thrasher
[MED45469] threshing(e, ger. --> thrashing
[MED45470] thresh-w&#x14D;ld(e, n. --> threshold
[MED45471] thr&#x113;&#x323;-squ&#x101;re, adj. --> three-square
[MED45472] thresse, n. --> thresse
[MED45473] threst(e, n. --> threst
[MED45474] thr&#x113;&#x306;sten, v. --> threst
[MED45475] thr&#x113;&#x306;ster, n. --> throwster
[MED45476] thr&emacr;&breve;sting(e, ger. --> thresting
[MED45477] thr&#x113;&#x306;t, n. --> threat
[MED45478] thr&#x113;ten, v.(1) --> threat
[MED45479] thr&#x113;ten, v.(2) --> threte
[MED45480] thr&#x113;tenen, v. --> threaten
[MED45481] thr&emacr;tener, n. --> threatener
[MED45482] thr&emacr;tening(e, ger. --> threatening
[MED45483] thr&emacr;tere, n. --> threater
[MED45484] thr&emacr;&breve;t&imacr;, adj. --> threaty
[MED45485] thr&#x113;ting(e, ger. --> threating
[MED45486] thr&emacr;tingl&imacr;, adv. --> threatingly
[MED45487] threttisme, adj. --> thirtisme
[MED45488] threu, n. --> throw
[MED45489] threut, n. --> throwth
[MED45490] thr&#x113;&#x306;ve, n. --> thrave
[MED45491] thr&#x113;&#x306;ver, n. --> thrower
[MED45492] thricche, n. --> thrutch
[MED45493] thricchen, v. --> thrutch
[MED45494] thricching, ger. --> thrutching
[MED45495] thr&#x12B;ce, adv. --> thrice
[MED45496] thrid, num. --> third
[MED45497] thrid-borro, n. --> thirdborough
[MED45498] thrid-d&emacr;&breve;l, n. --> thirdel
[MED45499] thriddel&imacr;, adv. --> thirdly
[MED45500] thridden-d&#x113;&#x306;l, n. --> thirdendeal
[MED45501] thridlen, v. --> thridle
[MED45502] thrie, n. --> thrie
[MED45503] thr&#x12B;(e, adv. --> thrie
[MED45504] thr&imacr;en, adv. --> thrien
[MED45505] thrift, n. --> thrift
[MED45506] thriftfull&imacr;, adv. --> thriftfully
[MED45507] thrift&#x12B;, adj. --> thrifty
[MED45508] thrift&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> thriftily
[MED45509] thriftl&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> thriftless
[MED45510] thriftl&imacr;, adv. --> thriftily
[MED45511] thriftre, n. --> thriftre
[MED45512] thrile, adj. --> thrile
[MED45513] thrill&#x12B;&#x306;h&#x14D;d, n. --> thrillehod
[MED45514] thrimnesse, n. --> thrimness
[MED45515] thrin, num. --> thrin
[MED45516] thrinde, num. --> thrinde
[MED45517] thrinf&#x14D;ld, adj. --> thrinfald
[MED45518] thring(e, n. --> thring
[MED45519] thringen, v. --> thring
[MED45520] thringing, ger. --> thringing
[MED45521] thring-r&omacr;p, n. --> thring-rope
[MED45522] thrinnes(se, n. --> thrinness
[MED45523] thrint&ohacek;ur, n. --> thrintor
[MED45524] thr&#x12B;&#x306;st(e, adj. --> thriste
[MED45525] thr&imacr;&breve;ste-l&emacr;chen, v. --> thrist-lechen
[MED45526] thristen, v. --> thrust
[MED45527] thristere, n. --> thruster
[MED45528] thr&imacr;&breve;st&imacr;, adj. --> thristey
[MED45529] thristing(e, ger. --> thrusting
[MED45530] thr&imacr;&breve;stnisse, n. --> thristness
[MED45531] thr&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x113;&#x323;ne, num. --> thirteen
[MED45532] thr&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x113;&#x323;nth(e, num. --> thirteenth
[MED45533] thr&imacr;&breve;t&emacr;&dotb;nthl&imacr;, adv. --> thirteenthly
[MED45534] thr&imacr;&breve;th, n. --> thrith
[MED45535] thr&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x12B;, num. --> thirty
[MED45536] thr&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x12B;the, num. --> thirtieth
[MED45537] thritt&imacr;&breve;f&omacr;ld, adj. --> thirtyfold
[MED45538] thr&#x12B;ven, v. --> thrive
[MED45539] thr&#x12B;vingl&#x12B;, adv. --> thrivingly
[MED45540] thr&#x14D;, n. --> thro
[MED45541] thr&#x14D;, adj. --> thro
[MED45542] thr&omacr;, adv. --> thro
[MED45543] throbben, v. --> throb
[MED45544] thr&#x14D;en, v. --> thro
[MED45545] throking, ger. --> throking
[MED45546] thr&#x14D;l&#x12B;, adj. --> throly
[MED45547] thr&#x14D;l&#x12B;, adv. --> throly
[MED45548] thr&#x14D;nes, n. --> throness
[MED45549] throng, n. --> throng
[MED45550] throng, adj. --> throng
[MED45551] throng, adv. --> throng
[MED45552] throngen, v. --> throng
[MED45553] thronging, ger. --> thronging
[MED45554] thropul, n. --> thrapple
[MED45555] throsing, n. --> throsing
[MED45556] throsm, n. --> throsm
[MED45557] throstel, n. --> throstle
[MED45558] throstel-cok, n. --> throstle-cock
[MED45559] thr&#x14D;te, n. --> throat
[MED45560] thr&#x14D;te-bolle, n. --> throat-boll
[MED45561] thr&omacr;teful, adj. --> throatful
[MED45562] thr&omacr;te-g&omacr;&breve;le, n. --> throat-goll
[MED45563] thr&#x14D;&#x306;telen, v. --> throttle
[MED45564] thr&#x14D;ten, v. --> throat
[MED45565] throu, n.(1) --> throw
[MED45566] throu, n.(2) --> throe
[MED45567] throuen, v.(1) --> throw
[MED45568] throuen, v.(2) --> throw
[MED45569] throuer, n. --> trower
[MED45570] throuinge, ger.(1) --> throwing
[MED45571] throuinge, ger.(2) --> throwing
[MED45572] throul&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED45573] throuster, n. --> throwster
[MED45574] thr&umacr;&breve;blen, v. --> thruble
[MED45575] thr&#x16B;gh, n. --> through
[MED45576] thrum, n.(1) --> thrum
[MED45577] thrum, n.(2) --> thrum
[MED45578] thrumblen, v. --> thrumble
[MED45579] thrumen, v. --> thrum
[MED45580] thruml&imacr;, adj. --> thrumly
[MED45581] thruml&imacr;, adv. --> thrimly
[MED45582] thrum-setle, n. --> thrum-settle
[MED45583] thrush(e, n. --> thrush
[MED45584] thrushel, n. --> thrushel
[MED45584.5] &#x00FE;usmen, v. --> thrysm
[MED45585] thucke, n. --> thucke
[MED45586] thudden, v. --> thud
[MED45587] th&umacr;fe, adj. --> thufe
[MED45588] thuften, n. --> thuften
[MED45589] thullich, pron. --> thellich
[MED45590] thullich, adj. --> thellich
[MED45591] thung, n. --> tongue
[MED45592] thun-wonge, n. --> thunwang
[MED45593] th&#x16B;re, n. --> thure
[MED45594] Th&#x16B;res-dai, n. --> Thursday
[MED45595] Th&umacr;res-&emacr;ven, n. --> Thurseve
[MED45596] thurfe, n. --> thurfe
[MED45597] thurfe, adj. --> thurfe
[MED45598] thurg, n. --> thurg
[MED45599] thurgh, adj. --> thorough
[MED45600] thurgh, adv. --> through
[MED45601] thurgh, prep. --> through
[MED45602] thurgh-, pref. --> through-
[MED45603] thurghb&emacr;ren, v. --> through-bear
[MED45604] thurghb&imacr;&breve;nden, v. --> through-bind
[MED45605] thurghb&omacr;ren, v. --> through-bore
[MED45606] thurghcoilen, v. --> through-cull
[MED45607] thurgh-c&omacr;ld, adj. --> through-cold
[MED45608] thurghc&ohacek;men, v. --> through-come
[MED45609] thurghcostned, ppl. --> through-costen
[MED45610] thurghcutten, v. --> through-cut
[MED45611] thurghdarten, v. --> through-dart
[MED45612] thurghdiggen, v. --> through-dig
[MED45613] thurghdrauinge, ppl. --> throughdrawing
[MED45614] thurghdrenchen, v. --> through-drench
[MED45615] thurgh-dr&imacr;e, adj. --> through-dry
[MED45616] thurgh-drivel, n. --> through-drivel
[MED45617] thurghdr&imacr;ven, v. --> through-drive
[MED45618] thurghdroppinge, ppl. --> through-dropping
[MED45619] thurgh&emacr;ten, v. --> through-eat
[MED45620] thurghfallen, v. --> through-fall
[MED45621] thurgh-f&#x101;re, n. --> thoroughfare
[MED45622] thurghf&amacr;ren, v. --> through-fare
[MED45623] thurghf&emacr;ren, v. --> throughfere
[MED45624] thurghfichen, v. --> through-ficche
[MED45625] thurghfillen, v. --> through-fill
[MED45626] thurgh-f&imacr;n, adj. --> through-fine
[MED45627] thurghf&imacr;ned, ppl. --> through-fined
[MED45628] thurghf&imacr;ren, v. --> throughfire
[MED45629] thurgh-fl&emacr;&dotb;er, n. --> through-fleer
[MED45630] thurghg&#x113;n&#x1E7;en, v. --> through-geng
[MED45631] thurghgilt, ppl. --> through-gilt
[MED45632] thurghg&imacr;&breve;rden, v. --> through-gird
[MED45633] thurgh-&ghacek;&imacr;ste, n. --> through-joist
[MED45634] thurghg&omacr;n, v. --> through-go
[MED45635] thurghh&emacr;lden, v. --> through-hield
[MED45636] thurghh&emacr;len, v. --> through-heal
[MED45637] thurghhiled, ppl. --> through-hilled
[MED45638] thurgh-h&omacr;l&imacr;, adj. --> through-holy
[MED45639] thurgh-h&omacr;&breve;t, adj. --> through-hot
[MED45640] thurgh-h&ohacek;us, n. --> through-house
[MED45641] thurghkerven, v. --> through-carve
[MED45642] thurghkerving, ger. --> through-carving
[MED45643] thurghknitten, v. --> through-knit
[MED45644] thurghknouen, v. --> through-know
[MED45645] thurghlasten, v. --> through-last
[MED45646] thurghlaunchen, v. --> through-launch
[MED45647] thurghleothren, v. --> through-leothren
[MED45648] thurghl&emacr;ven, v. --> through-leave
[MED45649] thurghl&#x12B;, adv. --> thoroughly
[MED45650] thurgh-l&imacr;ne, n. --> through line
[MED45651] thurghl&omacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> through-look
[MED45652] thurghnailen, v. --> through-nail
[MED45653] thurghnimen, v. --> through-nim
[MED45654] thurgh-&ohacek;ut, adj. --> throughout
[MED45655] thurgh-&ohacek;ut(e, adv. --> throughout
[MED45656] thurgh-&#x1D2;ut(e, prep. --> throughout
[MED45657] thurgh-&ohacek;utl&imacr;, adv. --> throughoutly
[MED45658] thurghpassen, v. --> through-pass
[MED45659] thurghp&#x113;&#x323;rcen, v. --> through-pierce
[MED45660] thurghpicchen, v. --> through-pitch
[MED45661] thurghpreisen, v. --> through-praise
[MED45662] thurghpressen, v. --> through-press
[MED45663] thurghpriken, v. --> through-prick
[MED45664] thurghr&emacr;chen, v. --> through-reach
[MED45665] thurghrennen, v.(1) --> thorough-run
[MED45666] thurghrennen, v.(2) --> thorough-run
[MED45667] thurghr&imacr;den, v. --> through-ride
[MED45668] thurghr&imacr;ven, v. --> thorough-rive
[MED45669] thurghscr&imacr;then, v. --> through-scrithe
[MED45670] thurghs&emacr;&dotb;chen, v. --> through-seek
[MED45671] thurghseisen, v. --> through-seize
[MED45672] thurghs&#x113;&#x323;n, v. --> thorough-see
[MED45673] thurghs&emacr;&breve;rchen, v. --> through-search
[MED45674] thurghsh&amacr;pen, v. --> through-shape
[MED45675] thurghsh&emacr;den, v. --> through-shed
[MED45676] thurghsh&emacr;&dotb;ten, v. --> through-shoot
[MED45677] thurghsh&imacr;nen, v. --> through-shine
[MED45678] thurghsh&ohacek;uven, v. --> through-shove
[MED45679] thurghsinken, v. --> through-sink
[MED45680] thurghslitten, v. --> through-slit
[MED45681] thurghsm&imacr;ten, v. --> through-smite
[MED45682] thurghs&ohacek;unen, v. --> through-sound
[MED45683] thurghspiten, v. --> through-spit
[MED45684] thurghstangen, v. --> through-stang
[MED45685] thurghst&emacr;ken, v. --> through-steek
[MED45686] thurghstichen, v. --> through-stick
[MED45687] thurgh-stif, adj. --> through-stiff
[MED45688] thurghstiken, v. --> through-stick
[MED45689] thurghstingen, v. --> through-sting
[MED45690] thurghstr&imacr;ken, v. --> through-strike
[MED45691] thurghswelnen, v. --> through-swell
[MED45692] thurghswolwen, v. --> through-swallow
[MED45693] thurght&amacr;ken, ppl. --> through-take
[MED45694] thurghtannen, v. --> through-tan
[MED45695] thurght&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> through-tee
[MED45696] thurghthidden, v. --> through-thud
[MED45697] thurghthirlen, v. --> through-thirl
[MED45698] thurghthreawen, v. --> through-threa
[MED45699] thurghthr&emacr;&breve;sten, v. --> through-threst
[MED45700] thurgh-tol, n. --> through-toll
[MED45701] thurghtr&emacr;ten, v. --> through-treat
[MED45702] thurgh-wacol, adj. --> thorough-wacol
[MED45703] thurgh-w&amacr;le, n. --> through-wale
[MED45704] thurghwaxen, v. --> through-wax
[MED45705] thurgh-weies, n. pl. --> throughway
[MED45706] thurghwenden, v. --> through-wend
[MED45707] thurgh-wet, adj. --> thorough wet
[MED45708] thurghw&ohacek;nen, v. --> through-won
[MED45709] thurghw&#x1D2;unden, v. --> through-wound
[MED45710] thurghwrenchen, v. --> through-wrench
[MED45711] thurghwr&imacr;ten, v. --> through-write
[MED45712] thurghy&emacr;&dotb;de, v. --> through-eoden
[MED45713] th&umacr;&breve;riblen, v. --> thurible
[MED45714] th&#x16B;&#x306;ribul, n. --> thurible
[MED45715] th&#x16B;&#x306;rific&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> thurification
[MED45716] th&#x16B;&#x306;rif&#x12B;en, v. --> thurify
[MED45717] th&umacr;&breve;rif&imacr;ingge, ger. --> thurifying
[MED45718] thurrok, n. --> thurrock
[MED45719] thurs(e, n. --> thurse
[MED45720] thurven, v. --> tharf
[MED45721] th&#x16B;s, n. --> thus
[MED45722] thus, adv. --> thus
[MED45723] thusg&#x101;te, adv. --> thus-gate
[MED45724] thusg&#x101;tes, adv. --> thus-gates
[MED45725] thus-w&#x12B;se, adv. --> thuswise
[MED45726] thwarle, adj. --> thwarl
[MED45727] thweal, n. --> thweal
[MED45728] thw&emacr;n, v. --> thwea
[MED45729] thwert, n. --> thwart
[MED45730] thwert, adj. --> thwart
[MED45731] thwert, adv. --> thwart
[MED45732] thwerte, prep. --> thwart
[MED45733] thwerten, v. --> thwart
[MED45734] thwertenen, v. --> thwarten
[MED45735] thwertinge, ger. --> thwarting
[MED45736] thwertl&imacr;, adv. --> thwartly
[MED45737] thwert nai, phr. --> thwart nay
[MED45738] thwert-nik, n. --> thwert-nik
[MED45739] thwert-&#x1D2;ut, adv. --> thwert-out
[MED45740] thwert-&ohacek;ut nai, phr. --> thwert-ut nay
[MED45741] thwert-&omacr;&breve;ver, n. --> thwart-over
[MED45742] thwert-&omacr;&breve;ver, adj. --> thwart-over
[MED45743] thwert-&omacr;&breve;ver, adv. --> thwart-over
[MED45744] thwert-&#x14D;&#x306;ver, prep. --> thwart-over
[MED45745] thwert-&omacr;&breve;vernes, n. --> thwart-overness
[MED45746] thwert-&omacr;&breve;verweies, adv. --> thwart-overways
[MED45747] thwert-thurgh nai, phr. --> thwart-through nay
[MED45748] thw&imacr;re, adj. --> thwire
[MED45749] thw&imacr;ren, v. --> thwire
[MED45750] thw&imacr;&breve;rl&imacr;, adj. --> thwirely
[MED45751] thw&imacr;&breve;rl&imacr;, adv. --> thwirely
[MED45752] thw&imacr;&breve;rnisse, n. --> thwireness
[MED45753] thw&#x12B;&#x306;tel, n. --> thwittle
[MED45754] thw&#x12B;ten, v. --> thwite
[MED45755] thw&imacr;ting(e, ger. --> thwiting
[MED45756] -t&imacr;, suf. --> -ty
[MED45757] tibbe, n. --> Tib
[MED45758] t&imacr;&breve;bia, n. --> tibia
[MED45759] Tiburn(e, n. --> Tyburn
[MED45760] T&#x12B;burt&#x12B;ne, adj. --> Tiburtine
[MED45761] t&#x12B;cement, n. --> ticement
[MED45762] t&#x12B;cen, v. --> tice
[MED45763] t&#x12B;cer, n. --> ticer
[MED45764] tiche, n. --> tich
[MED45765] tichen, n. --> ticchen
[MED45766] t&imacr;cinge, ger. --> ticing
[MED45766.5] tid, adj. --> tid
[MED45767] t&#x12B;d(e, n. --> tide
[MED45768] t&#x12B;deful, adj. --> tideful
[MED45769] t&imacr;defull&imacr;, adv. --> tidefully
[MED45770] t&imacr;defulnes, n. --> tidefulness
[MED45771] t&#x12B;del&#x12B;, adv. --> titely
[MED45772] t&imacr;de-man, n. --> tidesman
[MED45773] t&#x12B;den, v. --> tide
[MED45774] t&imacr;der, adj. --> tider
[MED45775] t&imacr;dernesse, n. --> -----
[MED45776] t&imacr;de-s&omacr;&breve;ng, n. --> tide-song
[MED45777] t&#x12B;d&#x12B;, adj. --> tidy
[MED45778] tidif, n. --> tidife
[MED45779] t&#x12B;d&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> tidily
[MED45780] t&#x12B;ding(e, n. --> tiding
[MED45781] t&#x12B;dren, v. --> tidder
[MED45782] t&imacr;driend, n. --> tidriend
[MED45783] t&imacr;dringe, ger. --> tidder
[MED45784] t&#x12B;el, n. --> tial
[MED45785] t&imacr;er, n. --> tier
[MED45786] tiffen, v. --> tiff
[MED45787] tiffing(e, ger. --> tiffing
[MED45788] tiflen, v.(1) --> tiffle
[MED45789] tiflen, v.(2) --> tiffle
[MED45790] tifling, ger. --> tiffle
[MED45791] t&imacr;&breve;f&omacr;&breve;nik, adj. --> typhonic
[MED45792] tiften, v. --> tift
[MED45793] tiftinge, ger. --> tift
[MED45794] tifure, n. --> tiffure
[MED45795] tige, n. --> tige
[MED45796] tight, n.(1) --> tight
[MED45797] tight, n.(2) --> tight
[MED45798] tight, adj. --> thight
[MED45799] tightelen, v. --> tightle
[MED45800] tighten, v.(1) --> tight
[MED45801] tighten, v.(2) --> tight
[MED45802] tighten, v.(3) --> tight
[MED45803] tightere, n. --> tighter
[MED45804] tightinge, ger. --> tighting
[MED45805] tightl&#x12B;, adv. --> tightly
[MED45806] t&#x12B;&#x306;gre, n. --> tiger
[MED45807] tik, n. --> tick
[MED45808] t&#x12B;&#x306;k(e, n.(1) --> tick
[MED45809] t&#x12B;&#x306;ke, n.(2) --> tick
[MED45810] t&#x12B;ke, n.(3) --> tike
[MED45811] tikel, n. --> tickle
[MED45812] tikel, adj.(1) --> tickle
[MED45813] tikel, adj.(2) --> tickle
[MED45814] tikelen, v. --> tickle
[MED45815] tikeling(e, ger. --> tickling
[MED45816] tikelnesse, n. --> tickleness
[MED45817] tiken, v. --> tick
[MED45818] til, n.(1) --> tild
[MED45819] til, n.(2) --> til
[MED45820] t&imacr;&breve;l, n.(3) --> teil
[MED45821] til, adv. --> till
[MED45822] til, prep. --> till
[MED45823] til, conj. --> till
[MED45824] til, verbal particle --> till
[MED45825] tilat(e, n. --> tilate
[MED45826] tilating, n. --> tilating
[MED45827] tile, n.(1) --> tile
[MED45828] t&#x12B;le, n.(2) --> tile
[MED45829] T&#x12B;le, n.(3) --> Thule
[MED45830] t&imacr;le-h&ohacek;us, n. --> tile-house
[MED45831] t&#x12B;len, v. --> tile
[MED45832] t&#x12B;ler, n. --> tiler
[MED45833] t&#x12B;le-st&#x14D;n, n. --> tilestone
[MED45834] t&#x12B;lette, n. --> tilette
[MED45835] t&#x12B;l&#x12B;, adj. --> tily
[MED45836] tilia, n. --> tilia
[MED45837] til&#x12B;e, n. --> tilie
[MED45838] tiliester, n. --> tylyester
[MED45839] til-in, prep. --> till-in
[MED45840] t&#x12B;ling(e, ger. --> tiling
[MED45841] til-int&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, prep. --> till-into
[MED45842] tille, n.(1) --> till
[MED45843] tille, n.(2) --> till
[MED45844] tillen, v.(1) --> till
[MED45845] tillen, v.(2) --> till
[MED45846] tillen, v.(3) --> till
[MED45847] tiller(e, n. --> tiller
[MED45848] tillete, n. --> tillet
[MED45849] tilling(e, ger.(1) --> tilling
[MED45850] tillinge, ger.(2) --> tilling
[MED45851] til-man, n. --> tillman
[MED45852] tilten, v. --> tilt
[MED45853] tilth, n. --> tilth
[MED45854] tilthen, v. --> tilth
[MED45855] til-t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, prep. --> till-to
[MED45856] til-unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, prep. --> till-unto
[MED45857] tilward, prep. --> tilward
[MED45858] timber, n.(1) --> timber
[MED45859] timber, n.(2) --> timber
[MED45860] timber-man, n. --> timberman
[MED45861] timbester, n. --> timbester
[MED45862] timbre, n.(1) --> timbre
[MED45863] timbre, n.(2) --> timbre
[MED45863.5] timbrel, n. --> timbrel
[MED45864] timbren, v.(1) --> timber
[MED45865] timbren, v.(2) --> timbre
[MED45866] timbrer(e, n. --> timbrer
[MED45867] timbring, ger. --> timbring
[MED45868] timbringe, ger. --> timbering
[MED45869] timburnar, n. --> tymburnar
[MED45870] t&#x12B;&#x306;me, n.(1) --> thyme
[MED45871] t&#x12B;me, n.(2) --> time
[MED45872] t&#x12B;meful, adj. --> timeful
[MED45873] t&#x12B;mel&#x12B;, adj. --> timely
[MED45874] t&#x12B;mel&#x12B;, adv. --> timely
[MED45875] t&#x12B;mel&#x12B;nes, n. --> timeliness
[MED45876] t&#x12B;men, v. --> time
[MED45877] timeren, v. --> tymer
[MED45878] t&#x12B;ming(e, ger. --> timing
[MED45879] timon, n. --> timon
[MED45880] timor, n. --> timor
[MED45881] timor&amacr;t, adj. --> timorate
[MED45882] timor&omacr;&dotb;sel&imacr;, adv. --> timorously
[MED45883] timor&#x1D2;us, adj. --> timorous
[MED45884] t&imacr;m&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sl&imacr;, adv. --> timeously
[MED45885] t&imacr;&breve;motrac&imacr;e, n. --> timotracy
[MED45886] timpan, n. --> tympan
[MED45887] timpana, n. --> tympan
[MED45888] timpan&#x12B;e, n. --> tympany
[MED45889] timpanist(e, n. --> timpanist
[MED45890] timpanistre, n. --> timpanister
[MED45891] timpan&imacr;t&emacr;s, n. --> tympanites
[MED45892] timpe, n. --> timp
[MED45893] tin, n.(1) --> tin
[MED45894] t&imacr;n, n.(2) --> tine
[MED45895] tincte, n. --> tincte
[MED45896] tincten, v. --> tinct
[MED45897] tinct&#x16B;re, n. --> tincture
[MED45898] t&#x12B;nd(e, n. --> tine
[MED45899] tinder, n. --> tinder
[MED45900] tinde-saue, n. --> tyndesaw
[MED45901] tinding, ger. --> tynding
[MED45902] t&#x12B;ne, n.(1) --> tine
[MED45903] t&imacr;ne, n.(2) --> tine
[MED45904] t&#x12B;ne, n.(3) --> tine
[MED45905] t&imacr;n(e, adj. --> tine
[MED45906] tinea, n. --> tinea
[MED45907] tine&amacr;le, adj. --> tineal
[MED45908] t&imacr;nede, adj. --> tined
[MED45909] tinel, n.(1) --> tynel
[MED45910] tinel, n.(2) --> tinel
[MED45911] t&#x12B;nen, v.(1) --> tine
[MED45912] t&#x12B;nen, v.(2) --> tine
[MED45913] ting-basse, n. --> ting-basse
[MED45914] tinge, adj. --> hoventing
[MED45915] tingel, n. --> tingle
[MED45916] tinglard, n. --> tinglard
[MED45917] ting-nail, n. --> ting-nail
[MED45918] t&#x12B;ning(e, ger.(1) --> tining
[MED45919] t&#x12B;ning(e, ger.(2) --> tining
[MED45920] tinken, v.(1) --> tink
[MED45921] tinken, v.(2) --> tink
[MED45922] tinker(e, n. --> tinker
[MED45923] tinkinge, ger. --> tinking
[MED45924] tinklen, v. --> tinkle
[MED45925] tinkler, n. --> tinkler
[MED45926] tinklinge, ger. --> tingling
[MED45927] tinnen, adj. --> tinnen
[MED45928] tinnen, v.(1) --> tin
[MED45929] tinnen, v.(2) --> tinn
[MED45930] tinner(e, n. --> tinner
[MED45931] tinning(e, ger.(1) --> tinning
[MED45932] tinning(e, ger.(2) --> tinning
[MED45933] tinsel, n.(1) --> tinsel
[MED45934] tinsel, n.(2) --> tinsel
[MED45935] tinsel, n.(3) --> tinsel
[MED45936] t&imacr;&breve;n-t&amacr;&breve;re, n. --> tine-tare
[MED45937] tintawe, n. --> tinktaw
[MED45938] tint(e, n.(1) --> tint
[MED45939] tint(e, n.(2) --> tent
[MED45940] tintrege, n. --> tintregh
[MED45941] tintregen, v. --> tintreghe
[MED45942] t&#x12B;&#x306;pe, n. --> type
[MED45943] tipler, n. --> tippler
[MED45944] tip(pe, n.(1) --> tip
[MED45945] tippe, n.(2) --> tip
[MED45946] tippen,  v.(1) --> tip
[MED45947] tippen, v.(2) --> tip
[MED45948] tippen, v.(3) --> tip
[MED45949] tipper, n. --> tipper
[MED45950] tippet, n. --> tippet
[MED45951] tipping(e, ger. --> tipping
[MED45952] t&#x12B;r, n.(1) --> tir
[MED45953] t&#x12B;r, n.(2) --> tire
[MED45954] t&imacr;&breve;ranl&imacr;, adj. --> tyrantly
[MED45955] t&imacr;&breve;rannesse, n. --> tyrantness
[MED45956] tirann&#x12B;(e, n. --> tyranny
[MED45957] t&imacr;&breve;ranni&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> tyrannously
[MED45958] t&imacr;&breve;rannish(e, adj. --> tyrannish
[MED45959] t&#x12B;&#x306;rann&#x1D2;us, adj. --> tyrannous
[MED45960] t&#x12B;&#x306;ranship, n. --> tyrantship
[MED45961] t&imacr;&breve;rant&umacr;re, n. --> tyranture
[MED45962] t&imacr;&breve;rart, n. --> tirart
[MED45963] tiraund&imacr;e, n. --> tyrandy
[MED45964] t&imacr;&breve;raundis, adj. --> tyrantish
[MED45965] tiraund&#x12B;&#x306;se, n. --> tyrandise
[MED45966] t&imacr;&breve;raunesse, n. --> tyranness
[MED45967] t&#x12B;&#x306;raunt, n. --> tyrant
[MED45968] t&imacr;&breve;raunt, adj. --> tyrant
[MED45969] t&imacr;&breve;rauntl&imacr;, adv. --> tyrantly
[MED45970] t&#x12B;&#x306;rauntr&#x12B;(e, n. --> tyrantry
[MED45971] tirdel, n. --> treddle
[MED45972] tirdeling, n. --> treddling
[MED45973] t&imacr;&breve;re, n.(1) --> tyre
[MED45974] t&imacr;&breve;re, n.(2) --> tire
[MED45975] T&#x12B;&#x306;re, n.(3) --> tyre
[MED45976] t&#x12B;rement, n. --> tirement
[MED45977] t&#x12B;ren, v.(1) --> tire
[MED45978] t&#x12B;ren, v.(2) --> tire
[MED45979] t&#x12B;ren, v.(3) --> tire
[MED45980] Tir&#x113;n(e, adj. --> Tyrrhene
[MED45981] tiretein, n. --> tiretein
[MED45982] tirf(e, n. --> tirve
[MED45983] t&imacr;rfulle, adj. --> tirful
[MED45984] tiriacle, n. --> theriacle
[MED45985] tiriacl&ohacek;use, adj. --> tiriaclous
[MED45986] tiriact&imacr;&breve;le, adj. --> tiriactile
[MED45987] tiriake, n. --> theriac
[MED45988] tiriake, adj. --> theriac
[MED45989] t&imacr;&breve;r&imacr;&breve;e, n.(1) --> tyre
[MED45990] T&imacr;&breve;r&imacr;&breve;e, n.(2) --> Tyre
[MED45991] T&imacr;&breve;r&imacr;&breve;en, adj. --> Tyrian
[MED45992] t&#x12B;ring(e, ger. --> tiring
[MED45993] t&imacr;ringl&imacr;, adj. --> tiringly
[MED45994] tirlet, n. --> tirlet
[MED45995] t&imacr;&breve;r&ohacek;ur, n. --> tiror
[MED45996] tirpeil(e, n. --> tirpeil
[MED45997] tirven, v. --> tirve
[MED45998] tisane, n. --> tisane
[MED45999] t&imacr;&breve;sen, v. --> tise
[MED46000] tisik(e, n. --> phthisic
[MED46001] tisik(e, adj. --> phthisic
[MED46002] tissen, v. --> tiss
[MED46003] tissheu, n. --> tissue
[MED46004] tissheuen, v. --> tissue
[MED46005] T&#x12B;tan, n. --> Titan
[MED46006] t&#x12B;tanos, n. --> titanos
[MED46007] t&imacr;t(e, adj. --> tid
[MED46008] t&#x12B;t(e, adv. --> tite
[MED46009] t&imacr;tel&imacr;, adv. --> titely
[MED46010] titerer, n. --> titterer
[MED46011] titering(e, ger. --> tittering
[MED46012] tite-tust(e, n. --> tytetuste
[MED46013] t&#x12B;th&#x101;ble, adj. --> tithable
[MED46014] t&#x12B;the, n.(1) --> tithe
[MED46015] t&#x12B;the, n.(2) --> tithe
[MED46016] t&imacr;th(e, num. --> tithe
[MED46017] t&#x12B;thelinge, n. --> titheling
[MED46018] t&#x12B;the-man, n. --> titheman
[MED46019] t&#x12B;then, v.(1) --> tithe
[MED46020] t&#x12B;then, v.(2) --> tithe
[MED46021] t&#x12B;ther(e, n. --> tither
[MED46022] t&#x12B;thing, ger. --> tithing
[MED46023] t&#x12B;thing(e, n. --> tithing
[MED46024] t&#x12B;&#x306;till&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ne, n. --> titillation
[MED46025] t&imacr;&breve;tillen, v. --> tittle
[MED46026] t&#x12B;&#x306;tiller, n. --> tittler
[MED46027] t&#x12B;&#x306;tilling, ger. --> tittling
[MED46028] titimal(le, n. --> tithymal
[MED46029] titivillis, n. pl. --> Tutivillus
[MED46030] t&#x12B;&#x306;tle, n. --> title
[MED46031] t&#x12B;&#x306;tlel&#x113;s, adj. --> titleless
[MED46032] t&#x12B;&#x306;tlen, v. --> title
[MED46033] titlere, n. --> titler
[MED46034] t&#x12B;&#x306;tling, n. --> titling
[MED46035] t&#x12B;&#x306;tlinge, ger. --> titling
[MED46036] tit-m&#x14D;se, n. --> titmouse
[MED46037] titte, n. --> tit
[MED46038] titten, v.(1) --> tit
[MED46039] titten, v.(2) --> tit
[MED46040] Tiues-dai, n. --> Tuesday
[MED46041] Tiues-night, n. --> Tuesnight
[MED46042] tiwe, n. --> tiwe
[MED46043] t&#x14D;, n. --> toe
[MED46044] t&#x14D;&#x306;, adj. --> to
[MED46045] t&omacr;&dotb;, adv.(1) --> to
[MED46046] t&#x14D;&#x323;, adv.(2) --> too
[MED46047] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;, prep. --> to
[MED46048] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, conj. --> to
[MED46049] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, verbal particle --> to
[MED46050] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;-, pref.(1) --> to-
[MED46051] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;-, pref.(2) --> to-
[MED46052] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;answ&emacr;ren, v. --> to-answer
[MED46053] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ass&imacr;gnen, v. --> to-assign
[MED46054] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ay&emacr;&dotb;ns, prep. --> to-gains
[MED46055] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;bellen, v. --> to-bell
[MED46056] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;benden, v. --> to-bend
[MED46057] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;b&#x113;ren, v. --> to-bear
[MED46058] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;b&#x113;ten, v. --> to-beat
[MED46059] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;b&imacr;en, v. --> to-buy
[MED46060] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;bilimpen, v. --> to-belimp
[MED46061] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;b&imacr;&breve;sten, v. --> to-bust
[MED46062] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;b&imacr;ten, v. --> to-bite
[MED46063] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;blasten, v. --> to-blast
[MED46064] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;blouen, v. --> to-blow
[MED46065] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;b&omacr;re, ppl. --> to-bear
[MED46066] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;borstennisse, n. --> to-borstenness
[MED46067] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;b&ohacek;uen, v. --> to-bow
[MED46068] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;br&#x113;den, v. --> to-brede
[MED46069] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;breiden, v. --> to-braid
[MED46070] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;breiding, ger. --> to-braiding
[MED46071] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;br&#x113;ken, v. --> to-break
[MED46072] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;br&emacr;king(e, ger. --> to-breaking
[MED46073] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;brennen, v. --> to-brenn
[MED46074] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;brenning, ger. --> to-brenn
[MED46075] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;bresten, v. --> to-burst
[MED46076]  t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;br&imacr;sen, v. --> to-bruise
[MED46077] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;br&#x12B;ten, v. --> to-bryt
[MED46078] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;britnen, v. --> to-britten
[MED46079] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;br&omacr;sing, ger. --> to-bruising
[MED46080] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;bunen, v. --> to-bune
[MED46081] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;casten, v. --> to-cast
[MED46082] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;cheuen, v. --> to-chew
[MED46083] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ch&#x12B;nen, v. --> to-chine
[MED46084] tociens quociens, phr. --> toties quoties
[MED46085] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;clateren, v. --> to-clatter
[MED46086] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cl&emacr;pen, v. --> to-clepe
[MED46087] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cl&emacr;&dotb;ven, v. --> to-cleanve
[MED46088] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cl&omacr;se, ppl. --> to-close
[MED46089] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cl&ohacek;uten, v. --> to-clout
[MED46090] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;c&#x1D2;me, n. --> tocome
[MED46091] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;c&#x1D2;men, v. --> tocome
[MED46092] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;c&#x1D2;ming(e, ger. --> tocoming
[MED46093] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;conjuncte, ppl. --> to-conjunct
[MED46094] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;c&ohacek;unted, ppl. --> to-count
[MED46095] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cracchen, v. --> to-cratch
[MED46096] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cr&amacr;&breve;ken, v. --> to-crack
[MED46097] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cr&imacr;ing, ger. --> to-crying
[MED46098] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cr&omacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> to-crook
[MED46099] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;cutten, v. --> to-cut
[MED46100] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;cw&imacr;sen, v. --> to-cwisan
[MED46101] tod, n. --> tod
[MED46102] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;dai, adv. --> today
[MED46103] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;dashen, v. --> to-dash
[MED46104] tod(de, n. --> tod
[MED46105] t&#x14D;de, n. --> toad
[MED46106] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;d&emacr;&breve;l, n. --> to-deal
[MED46107] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;d&#x113;len, v. --> to-deal
[MED46108] t&#x14D;delinge, n. --> toadling
[MED46109] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;d&emacr;linge, ger. --> to-dealing
[MED46110] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;delven, v. --> to-delve
[MED46111] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;dereinen, v. --> to-deraign
[MED46112] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;derknen, v. --> to-darken
[MED46113] t&#x14D;de-st&#x14D;&#x323;le, n. --> toadstool
[MED46114] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;d&emacr;&breve;stroien, v. --> to-destory
[MED46115] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;dighten, v. --> to-dight
[MED46116] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;dightinge, ger. --> to-dighting
[MED46117] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;d&imacr;&breve;min&umacr;en, v. --> to-diminue
[MED46118] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;dinen, v. --> to-din
[MED46119] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;disten, v. --> to-dust
[MED46120] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;-d&omacr;&dotb;n, n. --> to-do
[MED46121] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;d&#x14D;&#x323;n, v. --> to-do
[MED46122] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;drauen, v. --> to-draw
[MED46123] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;draught, n. --> to-draught
[MED46124] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;drauinge, ger. --> to-drawing
[MED46125] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;dr&#x113;&#x323;sen, v. --> to-drese
[MED46126] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;dr&emacr;vedl&imacr;che, adv. --> to-drevedly
[MED46127] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;dr&emacr;vednesse, n. --> to-drevedness
[MED46128] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;dr&#x113;ven, v. --> to-dreve
[MED46129] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;dr&#x12B;ven, v. --> to-drive
[MED46130] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;drunke, ppl. --> to-drunk
[MED46131] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;fal(le, n. --> to-fall
[MED46132] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;fallen, v. --> to-fall
[MED46133] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;falling(e, ger. --> to-falling
[MED46134] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;f&#x101;ren, v. --> to-fare
[MED46135] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;feren, v.(1) --> to-fere
[MED46136] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;f&#x113;&#x323;ren, v.(2) --> to-fere
[MED46137] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&imacr;en, v. --> to-fye
[MED46138] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;filchen, v. --> to-filch
[MED46139] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;flappen, v. --> to-flap
[MED46140] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;fl&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> to-flee
[MED46141] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;fl&#x113;&#x323;ten, v. --> to-fleet
[MED46142] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;fl&#x12B;en, v. --> to-fly
[MED46143] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;flight, n. --> to-flight
[MED46144] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;flonge, ppl. --> to-flung
[MED46145] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;flouen, v. --> to-flow
[MED46146] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;&dotb;n, v. --> to-fang
[MED46147] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;re, conj. --> to-fore
[MED46148] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;re-, pref. --> to-fore-
[MED46149] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;reg&omacr;ing, ppl. --> toforegoing
[MED46150] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;re-hond(e, adv. --> toforehand
[MED46151] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;reiseid, ppl. --> toforesaid
[MED46152] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;reit&omacr;lde, ppl. --> toforetold
[MED46153] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;reknouing, ger. --> toforeknowing
[MED46154] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;reliving, ger. --> toforeliving
[MED46155] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;re(n, adv. --> to-fore
[MED46156] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;f&#x14D;re(n, prep. --> tofore
[MED46157] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;renempned, ppl. --> toforenamed
[MED46157.5] t&omacr;&dotb;f&omacr;renw&amacr;king(e, ger. --> tofore-walking
[MED46158] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;rer&emacr;&breve;hersed, ppl. --> toforerehearsed
[MED46159] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;reseid(e, ppl. --> toforesaid
[MED46160] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;re-t&imacr;me, adv. --> toforetime
[MED46161] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;re-t&imacr;mes, adv. --> toforetimes
[MED46162] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;ret&omacr;ld, ppl. --> toforetold
[MED46163] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;f&omacr;rewriten, ppl. --> toforewritten
[MED46164] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;fr&#x113;ten, v. --> to-fret
[MED46165] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;frushen, v. --> to-frush
[MED46166] toft, n. --> toft
[MED46167] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gabben, v. --> to-gab
[MED46168] t&#x14D;ge, n. --> toge
[MED46169] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;geder, adv. --> together
[MED46170] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;geder-, pref. --> together
[MED46170.5] t&omacr;&dotb;gederb&emacr;ren, v. --> together-bear
[MED46171] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gedercomm&umacr;&breve;ning, ger. --> together-communing
[MED46172] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;gederes, adv. --> togethers
[MED46173] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gederfalling, ger. --> together-falling
[MED46174] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gederliving, ger. --> together-living
[MED46175] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gedersp&emacr;kinge, ger. --> together-speaking
[MED46175.5] togederstiren, v. --> together-stir
[MED46176] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gederstiring, ger. --> together-stirring
[MED46177] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gederst&ohacek;urbling, ger. --> together-sturbling
[MED46178] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gedertalking, ger. --> together-talking
[MED46179] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gederward, adv. --> togetherward
[MED46179.5] togederweten, v. --> together-wet
[MED46180] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;geder-wordes, n. pl. --> together-words
[MED46181] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;girden, v. --> together-gird
[MED46182] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;gl&#x12B;den, v. --> to-glide
[MED46183] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;gnauen, v. --> to-gnaw
[MED46184] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gn&imacr;den, v. --> to-gnide
[MED46185] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gn&ohacek;dden, v. --> to-gnodde
[MED46186] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;g&#x14D;n, v. --> to-go
[MED46187] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;gr&emacr;&dotb;ven, v. --> to-grieve
[MED46188] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;gr&#x12B;nden, v. --> to-grind
[MED46189] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;growinge, ppl. --> to-growing
[MED46190] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;hakken, v. --> to-hack
[MED46191] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;h&amacr;len, v. --> to-hale
[MED46192] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;harwen, v. --> to-harrow
[MED46193] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;h&emacr;den, v. --> to-head
[MED46194] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;h&#x113;lden, v. --> to-hield
[MED46195] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;h&emacr;&dotb;nen, v. --> to-hene
[MED46196] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;heuen, v. --> to-hew
[MED46197] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;h&emacr;ven, v. --> to-heave
[MED46198] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;h&omacr;lden, v. --> to-hold
[MED46199] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;hongen, v. --> to-hang
[MED46200] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;h&#x14D;pe, n. --> to-hope
[MED46201] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;hurten, v. --> to-hurt
[MED46202] toi(e, n. --> toy
[MED46203] toier, n. --> tuyere
[MED46204] toil(e, n.(1) --> toil
[MED46205] toile, n.(2) --> toile
[MED46206] toile, n.(3) --> tuille
[MED46207] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ileien, v. --> to-lay
[MED46208] toilen, v. --> toil
[MED46209] toiling(e, ger. --> toiling
[MED46210] toil&#x1D2;us, adj. --> toilous
[MED46211] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;isetten, v. --> to-set
[MED46212] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ish&emacr;d, n. --> to-yshead
[MED46213] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ish&emacr;den, v. --> to-yshed
[MED46214] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;iteien, v. --> to-tie
[MED46215] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;iwr&imacr;then, v. --> to-yewrithe
[MED46216] t&#x14D;ken, n. --> token
[MED46217] t&#x14D;kener, n. --> tokener
[MED46218] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;kerven, v. --> to-carve
[MED46219] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;kn&emacr;&dotb;len, v. --> to-kneel
[MED46220] t&#x14D;knen, v. --> token
[MED46221] t&#x14D;kning(e, ger. --> tokening
[MED46222] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;knitten, v. --> to-knit
[MED46223] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;knouen, v. --> to-know
[MED46224] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;knouing, ger. --> to-knowing
[MED46225] tol, n.(1) --> toll
[MED46226] tol, n.(2) --> toll
[MED46227] t&#x14D;&#x323;l, n.(3) --> tool
[MED46228] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;l&aelig;&macr;tenisse, n. --> to-latness
[MED46229] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;laughen, v. --> to-laugh
[MED46230] tol-b&#x14D;&#x323;th, n. --> toll-booth
[MED46231] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;leien, v. --> to-lay
[MED46232] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;l&emacr;pen, v. --> to-leap
[MED46233] toler&#x101;ble, adj. --> tolerable
[MED46234] toler&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> tolerably
[MED46235] toleraunce, n. --> tolerance
[MED46236] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;l&emacr;ven, v. --> to-leave
[MED46237] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;l&#x12B;en, v. --> to-lie
[MED46238] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;limeken, v. --> to-limeken
[MED46239] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;limen, v. --> to-lim
[MED46240] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;l&imacr;sen, v. --> tolisen
[MED46241] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;l&imacr;snisse, n. --> to-lisness
[MED46242] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;lithen, v. --> to-lithe
[MED46243] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;liveren, v. --> to-liver
[MED46244] toll&#x101;ge, n. --> tollage
[MED46245] tollen, v.(1) --> toll
[MED46246] tollen, v.(2) --> toll
[MED46247] tollen, v.(3) --> toll
[MED46248] Tollent&imacr;&breve;ve, adj. --> toletive
[MED46249] toller(e, n.(1) --> toller
[MED46250] toller(e, n.(2) --> toller
[MED46251] Toll&#x113;&#x306;t&#x101;&#x306;n, adj. --> Toletan
[MED46252] tolling(e, ger.(1) --> tolling
[MED46253] tolling(e, ger.(2) --> tolling
[MED46254] toln(e, n. --> tolne
[MED46255] toloser, n. --> Toulouser
[MED46256] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;l&#x1D2;uken, v. --> to-louk
[MED46257] tol&ohacek;use, n. --> Tolouse
[MED46258] tol-sel, n. --> tolsel
[MED46259] tolter, n. --> tolter
[MED46260] tolter, adj. --> tolter
[MED46261] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;luggen, v. --> to-lug
[MED46261.5] tomarred, ppl. --> to-marred
[MED46262] tomb(e, n. --> tomb
[MED46263] tomben, v. --> tomb
[MED46264] t&#x14D;&#x323;m(e, n. --> toom
[MED46265] t&#x14D;&#x323;m(e, adj. --> toom
[MED46266] t&#x14D;&#x323;meh&#x113;&#x306;d(e, n. --> toomhead
[MED46267] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;melle, adv. --> tomelle
[MED46268] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;melten, v. --> to-melt
[MED46269] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;m&emacr;ven, v. --> to-move
[MED46270] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;middes, adv. --> tomids
[MED46271] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;middes, prep. --> tomids
[MED46272] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;minishen, v. --> to-minish
[MED46273] t&#x14D;&#x323;ml&#x12B;, adv. --> toomly
[MED46274] Tomme, n. --> Tom
[MED46275] t&#x14D;&#x323;-mochelh&#x113;&#x306;de, n. --> too-micklehead
[MED46276] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;rn, adv. --> tomorn
[MED46277] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;mortlen, v. --> to-mirtle
[MED46278] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;m&#x14D;&#x306;rwe, adv. --> tomorrow
[MED46279] t&#x14D;&#x323;ms&#x1D2;me, adj. --> toomsome
[MED46280] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;murten, v. --> to-murt
[MED46281] t&omacr;&breve;n, pron. --> tone
[MED46282] t&#x14D;&#x306;n, adj. --> tone
[MED46283] t&#x14D;&#x323;n&#x101;me, n. --> to-name
[MED46284] t&#x14D;&#x323;n(e, n. --> tone
[MED46285] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;neighen, v. --> to-nigh
[MED46286] tonelande, ppl. --> tonelande
[MED46287] t&#x14D;&#x323;nen, v. --> tone
[MED46288] t&#x14D;&#x306;nge, n.(1) --> tongs
[MED46289] t&#x1D2;ng(e, n.(2) --> tongue
[MED46290] t&ohacek;ngel&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> tongueless
[MED46291] t&#x1D2;ngen, v. --> tongue
[MED46292] t&ohacek;ng&imacr;, adj. --> tonguey
[MED46293] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;night, adv. --> tonight
[MED46294] tonitrues, n. pl. --> tonitrues
[MED46295] tonlet, n. --> tonlet
[MED46296] tonn&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> tonnage
[MED46297] t&#x1D2;nne, n. --> tun
[MED46298] tonnel, n. --> tonnel
[MED46299] t&ohacek;nne-m&emacr;&dotb;le, n. --> ton-meal
[MED46300] t&ohacek;nnen, v. --> tun
[MED46301] t&ohacek;nne-tight, n. --> tun-tight
[MED46302] t&#x1D2;nning, ger. --> tunning
[MED46303] t&#x1D2;n&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tunner
[MED46304] tonsor, n. --> tonsor
[MED46305] tons&#x16B;re, n. --> tonsure
[MED46306] top, n.(1) --> top
[MED46307] top, n.(2) --> top
[MED46308] top, n.(3) --> top
[MED46309] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;parten, v. --> to-part
[MED46310] t&#x14D;&#x306;pas, n. --> topaz
[MED46311] t&#x14D;&#x306;pasi&#x14D;&#x306;n, n. --> topazion
[MED46312] top-castel, n. --> top-castle
[MED46313] topet, n. --> toppet
[MED46314] Tophet, n. --> Tophet
[MED46315] topic&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> topical
[MED46316] Topikes, n. pl. --> topic
[MED46317] topille, n. --> topple
[MED46318] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;p&imacr;ned, ppl. --> to-pine
[MED46319] topinet, n. --> topinet
[MED46320] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;pingen, v. --> to-ping
[MED46321] topiten, v. --> toppeted
[MED46322] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;plicchen, v. --> to-plitch
[MED46323] topograph&#x12B;e, n. --> topography
[MED46324] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;p&#x1D2;unen, v. --> to-poune
[MED46325] toppen, v. --> top
[MED46326] toppinge(e, ger. --> topping
[MED46327] toppor, n. --> topper
[MED46328] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;pr&emacr;&dotb;ven, v. --> to-prove
[MED46329] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;pr&omacr;&breve;k(i)en, v. --> to-proke
[MED46330] top-seil-c&omacr;le, n. --> topsail cole
[MED46331] top-seil(e, n. --> topsail
[MED46332] top-teler, n. --> topteler
[MED46333] topt&imacr;&breve;re, n. --> toptyre
[MED46334] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;pullen, v. --> to-pull
[MED46335] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;pushen, v. --> to-push
[MED46336] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;qu&#x101;ken, v. --> to-quake
[MED46337] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;quashen, v. --> to-quash
[MED46338] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;quecchen, v. --> to-quetch
[MED46339] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;quellen, v. --> to-quell
[MED46340] tor, n. --> tor
[MED46341] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;raggen, v. --> to-rag
[MED46342] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;r&#x101;sen, v. --> to-race
[MED46343] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;rashen, v. --> to-rash
[MED46344] torcenci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> torcenous
[MED46345] torch(e, n. --> torch
[MED46346] torchet, n. --> torchet
[MED46347] torci&#x1D2;un, n. --> torsion
[MED46348] torci&#x1D2;us, adj. --> tortious
[MED46349] t&#x14D;&#x306;rd(e, n. --> turd
[MED46350] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> tor
[MED46351] torel, n. --> torel
[MED46352] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;rel&#x12B;, adv. --> torely
[MED46353] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;r&#x113;&#x306;nden, v. --> to-rend
[MED46354] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;r&emacr;nding, ger. --> to-rending
[MED46355] toren-e&yogh;e, adj. --> torn-eye
[MED46356] torenes, n. pl. --> torrent
[MED46357] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;renten, v. --> to-rent
[MED46358] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;r&#x113;sen, v.(1) --> to-rese
[MED46359] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;r&#x113;&#x323;sen, v.(2) --> to-reose
[MED46360] toret, n.(1) --> torret
[MED46361] toret, n.(2) --> torret
[MED46362] toret, adj. --> toret
[MED46363] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;r&emacr;ven, v. --> to-reave
[MED46364] tor-fer(e, n. --> torfer
[MED46365] torhte, adj. --> torhte
[MED46366] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;r&#x12B;ven, v. --> to-rive
[MED46367] torken, v. --> torque
[MED46368] torkenen, v. --> torquen
[MED46369] torkwed, n. --> torkwed
[MED46370] torment, n. --> torment
[MED46371] tormenten, v. --> torment
[MED46372] torment&imacr;, n. --> tormenty
[MED46373] tormentil(le, n. --> tormentil
[MED46374] torment&imacr;n(e, n. --> tormentine
[MED46375] tormenting(e, ger. --> tormenting
[MED46376] torment&#x12B;se, n. --> tormentise
[MED46377] torment&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tormentor
[MED46378] tormentresse, n. --> tormentress
[MED46379] tormentr&#x12B;(e, n. --> tormentry
[MED46380] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;r&omacr;&breve;nden, v. --> to-rend
[MED46381] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;r&omacr;&breve;ten, v. --> to-rot
[MED46382] torpelnesse, n. --> torpelness
[MED46383] torpid, adj. --> torpid
[MED46384] torplen, v. --> torple
[MED46385] torpor, n. --> torpor
[MED46386] torqu&amacr;te, n. --> torquate
[MED46387] torrentille, n. --> torrentille
[MED46388] torrent&#x12B;ne, n. --> torrentine
[MED46389] torrien, v. --> torry
[MED46390] torsis, n. --> torsis
[MED46391] tort, n. --> tort
[MED46392] tort(e, adj. --> tort
[MED46393] torteis, n. --> tortis
[MED46394] tortelle, n. --> tortelle
[MED46395] tortette, n. --> tortette
[MED46396] tort&umacr;, n. --> tortoise
[MED46397] tort&#x16B;&#x306;e, adj. --> tortue
[MED46398] tort&#x16B;&#x306;&#x14D;&#x306;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tortuosity
[MED46399] tort&#x16B;&#x306;&#x1D2;us, adj. --> tortuous
[MED46400] tort&#x16B;&#x306;re, n. --> torture
[MED46401] tort&#x16B;&#x306;s(e, n. --> tortoise
[MED46402] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;rushen, v. --> to-rush
[MED46403] torvaile, n. --> torvail
[MED46404] torven, v. --> torve
[MED46405] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;s&aelig;&macr;len, v. --> tosale
[MED46406] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;s&#x101;&#x306;men, adv. --> to-same
[MED46407] tosard, n. --> tosard
[MED46408] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;scailen, v. --> to-skail
[MED46409] toscan-l&emacr;ac, n. --> toscan-leek
[MED46410] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;scateren, v. --> to-scatter
[MED46411] t&#x14D;sen, v.(1) --> toze
[MED46412] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;s&emacr;&dotb;n, v.(2) --> to-see
[MED46413] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;senden, v. --> to-send
[MED46414] t&omacr;sere, n. --> to-seer
[MED46415] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;setnesse, n. --> to-setness
[MED46416] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;setten, v.(1) --> to-set
[MED46417] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;setten, v.(2) --> to-set
[MED46418] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;setting, ger. --> to-setting
[MED46419] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;sh&#x101;ken, v. --> to-shake
[MED46420] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;sh&#x113;den, v. --> to-shed
[MED46421] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shellen, v. --> to-shell
[MED46422] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;sh&#x113;&#x306;nden, v. --> to-shend
[MED46423] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;sh&#x113;nen, v. --> to-shene
[MED46424] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sh&emacr;ren, v. --> to-shear
[MED46425] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;sh&#x113;&#x323;ten, v. --> to-shoot
[MED46426] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shideren, v. --> to-shider
[MED46427] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;shiften, v. --> to-shift
[MED46428] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shillen, v. --> to-shill
[MED46429] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;shiveren, v. --> to-shiver
[MED46430] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shr&amacr;pen, v. --> to-schrape
[MED46431] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shr&emacr;den, v. --> to-shred
[MED46432] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shr&imacr;then, v. --> to-shrithe
[MED46433] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shr&imacr;ven, v. --> to-shrive
[MED46434] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;shr&ohacek;uden, v. --> to-shroud
[MED46435] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sighte, n. --> to-sight
[MED46436] t&omacr;singe, ger. --> to-seeing
[MED46437] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;skairen, v. --> to-skair
[MED46438] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;skilen, v. --> to-skill
[MED46439] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;slateren, v. --> to-slatter
[MED46440] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sl&emacr;n, v. --> to-slay
[MED46441] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;slenten, v. --> to-slent
[MED46442] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sl&emacr;ven, v. --> to-sleeve
[MED46443] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sl&imacr;den, v. --> to-slide
[MED46444] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;sliften, v. --> to-slift
[MED46445] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;slitten, v. --> to-slit
[MED46446] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sm&imacr;ten, v. --> to-smite
[MED46447] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sn&emacr;den, v. --> to-sned
[MED46448] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sn&imacr;then, v. --> to-snithe
[MED46449] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sparplen, v. --> to-sparple
[MED46450] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;spateren, v. --> to-spatter
[MED46451] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sp&emacr;ken, v. --> to-speak
[MED46452] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;spillen, v. --> to-spill
[MED46453] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;spiren, v. --> to-speer
[MED46454] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;spr&#x113;den, v. --> to-spread
[MED46455] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;spren&ghacek;en, v. --> to-spreng
[MED46456] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;springen, v. --> to-spring
[MED46457] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sprittinge, n. --> to-sprit
[MED46458] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;squatten, v. --> to-squat
[MED46459] tossen, v. --> toss
[MED46460] t&#x14D;st, n. --> toast
[MED46461] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;st&emacr;ken, v. --> to-steek
[MED46462] t&#x14D;sten, v. --> toast
[MED46463] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;stenchednesse, n. --> tostenchedness
[MED46464] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;stenchen, v. --> to-stenchen
[MED46465] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;steppen, v. --> to-step
[MED46466] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sterten, v. --> to-start
[MED46467] t&omacr;st&imacr;(e, n. --> toast
[MED46468] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;st&imacr;en, v. --> to-sty
[MED46469] t&omacr;sting(e, ger. --> toasting
[MED46470] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;stingen, v. --> to-sting
[MED46471] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;stinken, v. --> to-stink
[MED46472] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;stiren, v. --> to-stir
[MED46473] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;stiring, ger. --> to-stir
[MED46474] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;st&omacr;&breve;nden, v.(1) --> to-stand
[MED46475] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;st&omacr;&breve;nden, v.(2) --> to-stand
[MED46476] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;st&ohacek;upen, v. --> to-stoop
[MED46477] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;st&ohacek;urben, v. --> to-sturb
[MED46478] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;strenken, v. --> to-strenk
[MED46479] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;supporte, n. --> to-support
[MED46480] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;swellen, v. --> to-swell
[MED46481] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;swelten, v. --> to-swelt
[MED46482] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sw&emacr;ren, v. --> to-swear
[MED46483] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sw&emacr;ten, v.(1) --> to-sweat
[MED46484] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;sw&emacr;&dotb;ten, v.(2) --> to-sweet
[MED46485] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;swingen, v. --> to-swing
[MED46486] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;tachched, ppl. --> to-tach
[MED46487] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;tag(ge, n. --> to-tag
[MED46488] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;t&amacr;ken, v. --> to-take
[MED46489] t&#x14D;t&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> total
[MED46490] t&#x14D;&#x323;te, n. --> toot
[MED46491] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;t&emacr;chen, v. --> to-teach
[MED46492] t&#x14D;&#x323;te-hil(le, n. --> toot-hill
[MED46493] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;t&emacr;len, v. --> to-tele
[MED46494] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;tellen, v. --> to-tel
[MED46495] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;t&emacr;&dotb;men, v. --> to-teem
[MED46496] t&#x14D;&#x323;ten, v.(1) --> toot
[MED46497] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;t&emacr;&dotb;n, v.(2) --> to-tee
[MED46498] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;t&#x113;&#x323;n, v.(3) --> to-tee
[MED46499] totenais, n. --> totnes
[MED46500] t&#x14D;&#x323;ter(e, n. --> tooter
[MED46501] toteren, v.(1) --> totter
[MED46502] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;t&#x113;ren, v.(2) --> to-tear
[MED46503] toteringe, ger.(1) --> tottering
[MED46504] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;t&#x113;ring(e, ger.(2) --> to-tearing
[MED46505] t&#x14D;&#x323;th, n.(1) --> tooth
[MED46506] toth, n.(2) --> toth
[MED46507] t&#x14D;&#x323;then, v. --> tooth
[MED46508] t&#x14D;&#x323;ther, n. --> todder
[MED46509] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ther, pron. --> tother
[MED46510] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ther, adj. --> tother
[MED46511] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thethur, adv. --> tothether
[MED46512] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thinden, v. --> tothinden
[MED46513] t&omacr;thinge, ger. --> toothing
[MED46514] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thinken, v. --> to-think
[MED46515] t&omacr;&dotb;thles, adj. --> toothless
[MED46516] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thr&emacr;&breve;sten, v. --> to-thrust
[MED46517] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thr&emacr;ten, v. --> to-threaten
[MED46518] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thringen, v. --> to-thring
[MED46519] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thristen, v. --> to-thrust
[MED46520] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;throuen, v. --> to-throw
[MED46521] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;thundennisse, n. --> tothundenness
[MED46522] tot&#x12B;, adj. --> totty
[MED46523] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;tighten, v. --> to-tight
[MED46524] t&#x14D;&#x323;t&#x12B;&#x306;lde, adj. --> totilde
[MED46525] t&omacr;&dotb;ting(e, ger. --> tooting
[MED46526] totir, n. --> totter
[MED46527] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;t&imacr;ren, v. --> to-tire
[MED46528] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;toilen, v. --> to-toil
[MED46529] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;tollen, v. --> to-toll
[MED46530] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;torven, v. --> to-torve
[MED46531] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;t&omacr;sen, v. --> to-tose
[MED46532] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;traien, v. --> to-tray
[MED46533] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;tr&#x113;den, v. --> to-tread
[MED46534] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;tr&emacr;ding, ger. --> to-treading
[MED46535] t&omacr;&dotb;tren, v. --> totren
[MED46536] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;trodden, v. --> to-tread
[MED46537] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;tr&ohacek;ublen, v. --> to-trouble
[MED46538] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;trusten, v. --> to-trust
[MED46539] tot(te, n.(1) --> tot
[MED46540] totte, n.(2) --> tot
[MED46541] totted, adj. --> totted
[MED46542] totten, v. --> tot
[MED46543] totting, ger. --> totting
[MED46544] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;tuggen, v. --> to-tug
[MED46545] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;turn, n. --> toturn
[MED46546] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;turnen, v. --> to-turn
[MED46547] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;turven, v. --> totirve
[MED46548] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;tw&#x113;men, v. --> to-tweme
[MED46549] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;tw&emacr;&dotb;ne, prep. --> to-tween
[MED46550] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;twicchen, v. --> to-twitch
[MED46551] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;twinnen, v. --> to-twin
[MED46552] tou, n.(1) --> tow
[MED46553] tou, n.(2) --> tow
[MED46554] tou&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> towage
[MED46555] touail, n. --> towel
[MED46556] t&#x1D2;uch&#x101;ble, adj. --> touchable
[MED46557] t&#x1D2;uchant, prep. --> touchant
[MED46558] t&#x1D2;uch(e, n. --> touch
[MED46559] t&#x1D2;uchen, v. --> touch
[MED46560] t&#x1D2;ucher, n. --> toucher
[MED46561] t&#x1D2;uching(e, ger. --> touching
[MED46562] t&#x1D2;uching(e, prep. --> touching
[MED46563] touen, v. --> tow
[MED46564] tough, adj. --> tough
[MED46565] tough, adv. --> tough
[MED46566] toughei, adj. --> toughie
[MED46567] toughl&#x12B;, adv. --> toughly
[MED46568] toughnesse, n. --> toughness
[MED46569] tought, adj. --> taut
[MED46570] touing, ger. --> towing
[MED46571] touk, n. --> tuck
[MED46571.5] toul&imacr;, adj. --> twillly
[MED46572] t&#x1D2;un, n. --> town
[MED46573] t&ohacek;un-cresse, n. --> town cress
[MED46574] tound&ohacek;ur, n. --> toundor
[MED46575] tounen, v. --> toun
[MED46576] t&ohacek;un-ende, n. --> town end
[MED46577] t&ohacek;unishe, adj. --> townish
[MED46578] t&ohacek;unles, adj. --> townless
[MED46579] t&#x1D2;un-man, n. --> town man
[MED46580] t&#x1D2;unship(e, n. --> township
[MED46581] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;-up, prep. --> toup
[MED46582] toupe, n. --> talpe
[MED46583] t&#x1D2;ur, n.(1) --> tower
[MED46584] t&#x1D2;ur, n.(2) --> tour
[MED46585] t&ohacek;ur, n.(3) --> tour
[MED46586] t&#x1D2;urel, n. --> tourelle
[MED46587] t&#x1D2;uren, v. --> turret
[MED46588] t&#x1D2;uret, n. --> turret
[MED46589] t&ohacek;uringe, ger. --> towering
[MED46590] t&ohacek;urme, n. --> turm
[MED46591] t&#x1D2;urnei, n.(1) --> tourney
[MED46592] t&#x1D2;urnei, n.(2) --> tourney
[MED46593] t&#x1D2;urneien, v. --> tourney
[MED46594] t&#x1D2;urneiing(e, ger. --> tourneying
[MED46595] t&ohacek;urneis, n.(1) --> tourneys
[MED46596] t&#x1D2;urneis, n.(2) --> Tournois
[MED46597] t&#x1D2;urnement, n. --> tournament
[MED46598] t&ohacek;urnementing, n. --> tournamenting
[MED46599] t&#x1D2;urn&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tourneyer
[MED46600] t&ohacek;urte, n. --> tourte
[MED46601] t&ohacek;urtelet, n. --> tortlet
[MED46602] t&ohacek;urtelle, n. --> torteau
[MED46602.5] touse, n.pl. --> touse
[MED46603] t&#x1D2;ut(e, n. --> toute
[MED46604] t&#x1D2;uten, v.(1) --> tout
[MED46605] t&ohacek;uten, v.(2) --> tout
[MED46606] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;walten, v. --> to-walt
[MED46607] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ward, adj. --> toward
[MED46608] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;ward, adv. --> toward
[MED46609] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ward, prep. --> toward
[MED46610] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wardes, adj. --> towards
[MED46611] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wardes, adv. --> towards
[MED46612] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wardes, prep. --> towards
[MED46613] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wardl&#x12B;, adj. --> towardly
[MED46614] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wardl&#x12B;, adv. --> towardly
[MED46615] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wardnesse, n. --> towardness
[MED46616] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;warened, adj. --> towarened
[MED46617] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;warplen, v. --> to-warple
[MED46618] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;w&amacr;sten, v. --> to-waste
[MED46619] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wawen, v. --> to-waw
[MED46620] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;waxen, v. --> to-wax
[MED46621] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;w&emacr;&dotb;lden, v. --> to-wield
[MED46622] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wenden, v.(1) --> to-wend
[MED46623] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wenden, v.(2) --> to-wend
[MED46624] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;werpen, v. --> to-warp
[MED46625] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wherven, v. --> to-wharve
[MED46626] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wh&imacr;le, adv. --> to-while
[MED46627] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wh&#x12B;le, conj. --> to-while
[MED46628] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wh&imacr;les, adv. --> to-whiles
[MED46629] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wh&#x12B;les, conj. --> to-whiles
[MED46630] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;w&imacr;lden, v. --> to-wild
[MED46631] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;w&imacr;nden, v. --> to-wind
[MED46632] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wirching, ger. --> to-working
[MED46633] towirst, n. --> towirst
[MED46634] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;w&imacr;ten, v. --> to-wite
[MED46635] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;witheren, v. --> to-whither
[MED46636] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;worpennisse, n. --> to-worpenness
[MED46636.5] toworshipen, v. --> to-worship
[MED46637] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wrenchen, v. --> to-wrench
[MED46638] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wr&emacr;&breve;sten, v. --> to-wrest
[MED46639] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wr&imacr;en, v. --> to-wry
[MED46640] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wringen, v. --> to-wring
[MED46641] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;wr&imacr;then, v. --> to-writhe
[MED46642] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wurthen, v. --> to-worth
[MED46643] toxic&#x101;&#x306;t(e, ppl. --> toxicate
[MED46644] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;&dotb;de, v.(1) --> to-yede
[MED46645] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;&dotb;de, v.(2) --> to-yede
[MED46646] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;yelden, v. --> to-yield
[MED46646.5] toyelling, ger. --> to-yelling
[MED46647] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;n, prep. --> to-gain
[MED46648] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;&dotb;nes, adv. --> to-gains
[MED46649] t&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;y&#x113;&#x323;nes, prep. --> to-gains
[MED46650] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;&dotb;nes, conj. --> to-gains
[MED46651] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;r(e, adv. --> to-year
[MED46652] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;yernen, v. --> to-yearn
[MED46653] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;&dotb;ten, v. --> to-yet
[MED46654] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;y&emacr;ves, adv. --> to-gives
[MED46655] t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;yotenesse, n. --> to-yoteness
[MED46656] tracci&#x1D2;un, n. --> traction
[MED46657] tr&#x101;ce, n.(1) --> trace
[MED46658] tr&#x101;ce, n.(2) --> trace
[MED46659] tr&amacr;ced, ppl.(1) --> traced
[MED46660] tr&amacr;ced, ppl.(2) --> trace
[MED46661] tr&#x101;cen, v. --> trace
[MED46662] tr&amacr;ce&ohacek;ur, n. --> tracer
[MED46663] tr&#x101;cer, n. --> tracer
[MED46664] tr&#x101;cer&#x12B;, n. --> tracery
[MED46665] tr&#x101;chea, n. --> trachea
[MED46666] tr&#x101;cing(e, ger. --> tracing
[MED46667] tracod&ohacek;un, n. --> tracodon
[MED46668] tracon&imacr;t, n. --> draconites
[MED46669] tract&#x101;&#x306;bilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tractability
[MED46670] tract&#x101;ble, adj. --> tractable
[MED46671] tract(e, n.(1) --> tract
[MED46672] tracte, n.(2) --> tract
[MED46673] tract(e, n.(3) --> tract
[MED46674] tr&#x101;de, n. --> trade
[MED46675] tr&#x101;&#x306;dici&#x1D2;un, n. --> tradition
[MED46676] tr&#x101;&#x306;dit&#x1D2;ur, n. --> traditor
[MED46677] tra&#x1E7;ed&#x12B;(e, n. --> tragedy
[MED46678] tra&#x1E7;&#x113;&#x306;dien, n. --> tragedian
[MED46679] tragelaphum, n. --> tragelaph
[MED46680] tra&ghacek;ician, n. --> tragician
[MED46681] trahtnen, v. --> trahtne
[MED46682] trahtnere, n. --> trahtnere
[MED46683] trahtnunge, n. --> trahtning
[MED46684] trai(e, n. --> tray
[MED46685] traien, v. --> tray
[MED46686] traier, n. --> trayer
[MED46687] traifol&imacr;, adv. --> trayfully
[MED46688] traiing, ger. --> traying
[MED46689] trail, n.(1) --> trail
[MED46690] trail, n.(2) --> trail
[MED46691] trail-bast&#x1D2;un, n. --> trailbaston
[MED46692] trailen, v.(1) --> trail
[MED46693] trailen, v.(2) --> trail
[MED46694] trailing(e, ger.(1) --> trailing
[MED46695] trailing(e, ger.(2) --> trailing
[MED46696] traiment, n. --> trayment
[MED46697] train(e, n.(1) --> train
[MED46698] train(e, n.(2) --> train
[MED46699] traine, n.(3) --> train
[MED46700] trainel, n. --> trainel
[MED46701] trainen, v.(1) --> train
[MED46702] trainen, v.(2) --> train
[MED46703] traininge, ger.(1) --> train
[MED46704] traininge, ger.(2) --> training
[MED46705] trais, n. --> trace
[MED46706] traisement, n. --> traisement
[MED46707] traisen, v. --> trace
[MED46708] traishen, v. --> traise
[MED46709] traist(e, n. --> traist
[MED46710] traist(e, adj. --> traist
[MED46711] traisten, v.(1) --> traist
[MED46712] traisten, v.(2) --> traist
[MED46713] traistful, adj. --> traistful
[MED46714] traistfull&imacr;, adv. --> traistfully
[MED46715] traist&#x12B;, adj. --> traisty
[MED46716] traist&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> traistily
[MED46717] traistinge, ger. --> traisting
[MED46718] traistl&imacr;, adj. --> traistly
[MED46719] traistl&#x12B;, adv. --> traistly
[MED46720] traistnes, n. --> traistness
[MED46721] traisus, n. --> traisus
[MED46722] trait, n. --> treat
[MED46723] traithl&imacr;, adv. --> traythly
[MED46724] trait&#x1D2;ur, n. --> traitor
[MED46725] trait&ohacek;ur, adj. --> traitor
[MED46726] trait&#x1D2;uresse, n. --> traitress
[MED46727] trait&#x1D2;urful, adj. --> traitorful
[MED46728] trait&ohacek;urh&emacr;de, n. --> traitorhood
[MED46729] trait&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;(e, n. --> traitory
[MED46730] trait&#x1D2;url&#x12B;, adv. --> traitorly
[MED46731] trait&#x1D2;ur&#x1D2;us, adj. --> traitorous
[MED46732] trait&#x1D2;ur&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> traitorously
[MED46733] trait&ohacek;us, adj. --> traitous
[MED46734] trait&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> traitously
[MED46735] tr&amacr;&breve;ject&omacr;r&imacr;e, n. --> trajectory
[MED46736] trak, n. --> track
[MED46737] tramaile, n. --> trammel
[MED46738] trameis, n. --> trameis
[MED46739] tramel, n.(1) --> trammel
[MED46740] tramel, n.(2) --> trammel
[MED46741] trameler, n. --> trammeller
[MED46742] tramet, n. --> tramet
[MED46743] tram(me, n. --> tram
[MED46744] tram&ohacek;untaine, n. --> tramontane
[MED46745] trampen, v. --> tramp
[MED46746] tramplen, v. --> trample
[MED46747] trampling, ger. --> trampling
[MED46748] tr&#x101;ne, n. --> train
[MED46749] tranest, adj. --> tranest
[MED46750] tranquil, adj. --> tranquil
[MED46751] tranquille, n. --> tranquille
[MED46752] tranquillit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tranquillity
[MED46753] trans-, pref. --> trans-
[MED46754] transacci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> transaction
[MED46755] transb&emacr;&breve;&amacr;&breve;ci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> transbeation
[MED46756] transcenden, v. --> transcend
[MED46757] transcendent, adj. --> transcendent
[MED46758] transcending, ger. --> transcending
[MED46759] transcript, n. --> transcript
[MED46760] transcripte, adj. --> transcript
[MED46761] transcr&imacr;ven, v. --> transcrive
[MED46762] transferren, v. --> transfer
[MED46763] transfig&#x16B;r&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> transfiguration
[MED46764] transfig&#x16B;r&#x101;ten, v. --> transfigurate
[MED46765] transfig&#x16B;ren, v. --> transfigure
[MED46766] transfig&umacr;ring, ger. --> transfiguring
[MED46767] transform&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> transformation
[MED46768] transf&#x14D;&#x306;rmen, v. --> transform
[MED46769] transf&#x14D;&#x306;rminge, ger. --> transforming
[MED46770] transf&ohacek;unden, v. --> transfund
[MED46771] transf&#x16B;den, v. --> transfude
[MED46772] transf&#x16B;sen, v. --> transfuse
[MED46773] transgl&umacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> transglution
[MED46774] transgresse, n. --> transgress
[MED46775] transgressen, v. --> transgress
[MED46776] transgressi&#x1D2;un, n. --> transgression
[MED46777] transgress&#x1D2;ur, n. --> transgressor
[MED46777.5] transible, adj. --> transible
[MED46778] transici&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> transition
[MED46779] transing-timbre, n. --> transing-timber
[MED46780] transite, n. --> transit
[MED46781] transiten, v. --> transit
[MED46782] transit&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> transitory
[MED46783] transl&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> translation
[MED46784] transl&#x101;ten, v. --> translate
[MED46785] transl&#x101;ting(e, ger. --> translating
[MED46786] transl&#x101;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> translator
[MED46787] transl&amacr;t&umacr;re, n. --> translature
[MED46788] transl&umacr;cence, n. --> translucence
[MED46789] transme&amacr;bil, adj. --> transmeable
[MED46790] transmigr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> transmigration
[MED46791] transmigr&#x101;t, ppl. --> transmigrate
[MED46792] transm&#x12B;&#x306;sen, v. --> transmise
[MED46793] transmitten, v. --> transmit
[MED46794] transmontaine, n. --> transmontane
[MED46795] transm&#x16B;en, v. --> transmew
[MED46796] transm&#x16B;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> transmutable
[MED46797] transm&#x16B;t&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> transmutation
[MED46798] transm&#x16B;t&#x101;te, ppl. --> transmutate
[MED46799] transm&#x16B;ten, v. --> transmute
[MED46800] transparente, adj. --> transparent
[MED46801] transp&#x12B;&#x306;r&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> transpiration
[MED46802] transp&imacr;ring, ger. --> transpiring
[MED46802.5] transplantacioun, n. --> transplantacioun
[MED46803] transplaunten, v. --> transplant
[MED46804] transplaunting, ger. --> transplanting
[MED46805] transporten, v. --> transport
[MED46806] transporting, ger. --> transporting
[MED46807] transp&#x14D;sen, v. --> transpose
[MED46808] transp&#x14D;sing, ger. --> transposing
[MED46809] transsubstanci&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> transubstantiation
[MED46810] transsubstanci&amacr;ten, v. --> transubstantiate
[MED46811] transsubstansinge, ger. --> transubstancing
[MED46812] transumpci&#x1D2;un, n. --> transumption
[MED46813] transumpt, n. --> transumpt
[MED46814] transumpt, adj. --> transumpt
[MED46815] transumpt&imacr;&breve;ve, adv. --> transumptive
[MED46816] transvers&amacr;ble, adj. --> transversable
[MED46817] transvers&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> transversal
[MED46818] transvers&amacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> transversely
[MED46819] transvers&#x101;r&#x12B;e, adj. --> transversary
[MED46820] transversaunt, adj. --> transversant
[MED46821] transvers(e, n. --> transverse
[MED46822] transvers(e, adj. --> transverse
[MED46823] transversen, v. --> transverse
[MED46824] transversl&imacr;, adv. --> transversely
[MED46825] transverten, v. --> transvert
[MED46826] trant(e, n. --> trant
[MED46827] tranten, v. --> trant
[MED46828] traperis, n. pl. --> trapper
[MED46829] trapitis, n. pl. --> trapetas
[MED46830] trappe, n.(1) --> trap
[MED46831] trap(pe, n.(2) --> trap
[MED46832] trap(pe, n.(3) --> trap
[MED46833] trappe-d&#x14D;re, n. --> trap-door
[MED46834] trappen, v.(1) --> trap
[MED46835] trappen, v.(2) --> trap
[MED46836] trappen, v.(3) --> trape
[MED46837] trapping(e, n. --> trapping
[MED46838] trappinge, ger. --> trapping
[MED46839] trapp&#x1D2;ur, n. --> trapper
[MED46840] trash, n. --> trash
[MED46840.2] trash, n.(2) --> trash
[MED46840.4] trash-nail, n. --> trash-nail
[MED46841] trateler, n. --> trattler
[MED46842] tratelinge, ger. --> trattling
[MED46843] traule, n. --> traule
[MED46844] traunce, n. --> trance
[MED46845] trauncen, v.(1) --> trance
[MED46846] trauncen, v.(2) --> trance
[MED46847] trauncinge, ger. --> trancing
[MED46848] traunsin, n. --> traunsin
[MED46849] traunsom, n. --> transom
[MED46850] traunsomer, n. --> transomer
[MED46851] travail, n. --> travail
[MED46852] travailen, v. --> travail
[MED46853] travailing(e, ger. --> travailing
[MED46854] travailinge-man, n. --> travailing-man
[MED46855] travail&#x1D2;ur, n. --> travailer
[MED46856] travail&#x1D2;us, adj. --> travailous
[MED46857] travail&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> travailously
[MED46858] tr&#x101;&#x306;ve, n. --> trave
[MED46859] traventing, n. --> traventing
[MED46860] travent&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tranter
[MED46861] traventr&imacr;e, n. --> traventry
[MED46862] travers, n. --> traverse
[MED46863] travers&#x101;ble, adj. --> traversable
[MED46864] traversaunt, adj. --> traversant
[MED46865] travers(e, adj. --> traverse
[MED46866] traversein, n. --> traversain
[MED46867] traversen, v. --> traverse
[MED46868] travesail, n. --> travesail
[MED46869] travesinge, ger. --> travesing
[MED46870] tr&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tree
[MED46871] treble, n. --> treble
[MED46872] treble, adj. --> treble
[MED46873] treblef&#x14D;lde, adj. --> treblefold
[MED46874] treblen, v. --> treble
[MED46875] trebulet, n. --> triblet
[MED46876] trechard, n. --> trichard
[MED46877] trechen, v. --> treche
[MED46878] trecheri(e, n. --> treachery
[MED46879] trecher&#x1D2;us, adj. --> treacherous
[MED46880] trecher&#x1D2;usli, adv. --> treacherously
[MED46881] trech&#x1D2;ur, n.(1) --> treacher
[MED46882] trech&ohacek;ur, n.(2) --> treacher
[MED46883] trech&ohacek;ur, adj. --> treacher
[MED46884] trechurli, adv. --> treacherly
[MED46885] tr&#x113;&#x306;d(e, n. --> tread
[MED46886] tr&#x113;del, n. --> treadle
[MED46887] tr&#x113;den, v. --> tread
[MED46888] tr&#x113;der(e, n. --> treader
[MED46889] tr&#x113;ding(e, ger. --> trading
[MED46889.5] tredouted, ppl. adj. --> tresdoubted
[MED46890] tred&umacr;&breve;re, n. --> tredure
[MED46891] tr&#x113;&#x323;en, adj. --> treen
[MED46892] tr&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;-foil, n. --> trefoil
[MED46893] tr&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;-foiled, ppl. --> trefoiled
[MED46894] tre&#x1E7;et, n. --> treget
[MED46895] tre&#x1E7;eten, v. --> trechet
[MED46896] tre&ghacek;etinge, ger. --> trechetting
[MED46897] tre&#x1E7;et&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tregetour
[MED46898] tre&#x1E7;etr&#x12B;e, n. --> tregetry
[MED46899] trei, n.(1) --> tray
[MED46900] trei, n.(2) --> tray
[MED46901] trei, n.(3) --> trey
[MED46902] treien, v. --> tray
[MED46903] tr&emacr;&dotb;ing, ger. --> treeing
[MED46904] treis&#x1D2;un, n. --> treason
[MED46914] treis&ohacek;unen, v. --> treason
[MED46915] treis&#x1D2;unful, adj. --> treasonful
[MED46916] treis&ohacek;un&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> treasonously
[MED46917] treleted, ppl. --> treleted
[MED46918] tr&emacr;&dotb;l&imacr;, adv. --> treely
[MED46919] trelis, n. --> trellis
[MED46920] trelisen, v. --> trellis
[MED46921] trelising, ger. --> trellising
[MED46922] tremblen, v. --> tremble
[MED46923] trembling(e, ger. --> trembling
[MED46924] tr&emacr;&dotb;-mosse, n. --> tree-moss
[MED46925] trem&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tremor
[MED46926] tremulent, adj. --> tremulant
[MED46927] trench, n. --> trench
[MED46928] trenchaunt, adj. --> trenchant
[MED46929] trenchauntl&#x12B;, adv. --> trenchantly
[MED46930] trenche-fil, n. --> trenchefil
[MED46931] trenchel&ohacek;uns, n.pl. --> trenchelon
[MED46932] trenchen, v. --> trench
[MED46933] trenche-paine, n. --> trenchepain
[MED46934] trench&#x1D2;ur, n. --> trencher
[MED46935] trenda, n. --> trenda
[MED46936] trende, adj. --> trende
[MED46937] trendel, n. --> trendle
[MED46938] trenden, v. --> trend
[MED46939] trendinge, ger. --> trending
[MED46940] trendlen, v. --> trendle
[MED46941] trendling, ger. --> trendling
[MED46942] tr&#x113;ne, n. --> threne
[MED46943] trenken, v. --> trenken
[MED46944] trenket, n. --> trenket
[MED46945] trennen, v.(1) --> tren
[MED46946] trennen, v.(2) --> tren
[MED46947] trent, n. --> trent
[MED46948] trent&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> trental
[MED46949] treousen, v. --> treouse
[MED46950] trepan&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> trepanation
[MED46951] trepan&amacr;ten, v. --> trepanate
[MED46952] trepane, n. --> trepan
[MED46953] trepanen, v. --> trepan
[MED46954] trepaninge, ger. --> trepanning
[MED46955] tr&#x113;&#x306;pe&#x1E7;et, n. --> trebuchet
[MED46956] trepidaunce, n. --> trepidance
[MED46957] tresaunce, n. --> tresance
[MED46958] tresche, n. --> tresche
[MED46959] tresm&ohacek;untaine, adj. --> tresmountain
[MED46960] tr&emacr;soriere, n. --> treasurer
[MED46961] tr&emacr;sor-tr&omacr;ve, n. --> treasure-trove
[MED46962] tr&#x113;s&#x1D2;ur, n. --> treasure
[MED46963] tr&#x113;s&#x1D2;uren, v. --> treasure
[MED46964] tr&#x113;s&#x1D2;ur&#x113;&#x306;r, n. --> treasurer
[MED46965] tr&#x113;s&#x1D2;uresse, n. --> treasuress
[MED46966] tr&#x113;s&#x1D2;ur-h&#x1D2;us, n. --> treasure-house
[MED46967] tr&#x113;s&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;(e, n. --> treasury
[MED46968] tr&emacr;s&ohacek;uringe, ger. --> treasuring
[MED46969] tresp&#x101;&#x306;s, n. --> trespass
[MED46970] trespass&#x101;ble, adj. --> trespassable
[MED46970.5] trespassaunt, adj. --> trespassant
[MED46971] trespasseinte, n. --> trespasseinte
[MED46972] trespassement, n. --> trespassement
[MED46973] trespassen, v. --> trespass
[MED46974] trespassing(e, ger. --> trespassing
[MED46975] trespass&#x1D2;ur, n. --> trespasser
[MED46976] tres(se, n. --> tress
[MED46977] tressen, v. --> tress
[MED46978] tressing(e, ger. --> tressing
[MED46979] tress&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tressure
[MED46980] trest(e, n. --> trest
[MED46981] trestel, n. --> trestle
[MED46982] tr&#x113;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> treatable
[MED46983] tr&#x113;t&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> treatably
[MED46984] tr&#x113;t(e, n.(1) --> treat
[MED46985] tr&emacr;t(e, n.(2) --> treat
[MED46986] tr&#x113;t&#x113;&#x323;, n.(3) --> treaty
[MED46987] tr&emacr;te, adv. --> trete
[MED46988] tr&#x113;tel&#x12B;, adv. --> treatly
[MED46989] tr&#x113;ten, v. --> treat
[MED46990] tr&emacr;ter, n. --> treater
[MED46991] tr&#x113;ting(e, ger. --> treating
[MED46992] tr&#x113;t&#x12B;s, adj. --> tretis
[MED46993] tr&#x113;t&#x12B;&#x306;s(e, n. --> treatise
[MED46994] treu&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> trewage
[MED46995] treu&amacr;&ghacek;er, n. --> trewager
[MED46996] treuden, v. --> outtrude
[MED46997] treu(e, n.(1) --> truce
[MED46998] treu(e, n.(2) --> trewe
[MED46999] treu(e, adj. --> true
[MED47000] treu(e, adv. --> true
[MED47001] treu-fast, adj. --> truefast
[MED47002] treu-fastnesse, n. --> truefastness
[MED47003] treuful, adj. --> trueful
[MED47004] treufull&imacr;, adv. --> truefully
[MED47005] treuh&emacr;de, n. --> truehead
[MED47006] treul&amacr;c, n. --> truelock
[MED47007] treul&#x12B;, adj. --> truly
[MED47008] treul&#x12B;, adv. --> truly
[MED47009] treulil&imacr;, adv. --> trulily
[MED47010] treu-l&#x1D2;ve, n. --> true love
[MED47011] treunesse, n. --> trueness
[MED47012] treunten, v. --> treunt
[MED47013] treu-plighten, v. --> true-plight
[MED47014] treusen, v. --> truce
[MED47015] treushipe, n. --> trueship
[MED47016] treuth, n. --> truth | troth
[MED47017] treuthen, v. --> truth
[MED47018] treuthful, adj. --> trothful
[MED47019] treuthh&#x113;de, n. --> truthhead
[MED47020] treuthing(e, ger. --> truthing
[MED47021] treuthles, adj. --> truthless
[MED47022] treuthl&#x12B;, adv. --> trothly
[MED47023] treuth-plight, n. --> troth-plight
[MED47024] treuth-plighten, v. --> troth-plight
[MED47025] treuth-plighting, ger. --> troth-plighting
[MED47026] tr&imacr;, n. --> try
[MED47027] tr&imacr;&breve;-, pref. --> tri
[MED47028] tr&#x12B;&#x101;ble, adj. --> triable
[MED47029] tr&#x12B;&#x306;acle, n. --> treacle
[MED47030] tr&#x12B;&#x306;acler, n. --> treacler
[MED47031] triafarmacum, n. --> triafarmacum
[MED47032] tr&#x12B;&#x101;&#x306;l, n.(1) --> trial
[MED47033] tr&#x12B;&#x306;&#x101;&#x306;l, n.(2) --> trial
[MED47034] tr&#x12B;&#x306;angle, n. --> triangle
[MED47035] tr&#x12B;&#x306;angle, adj. --> triangle
[MED47036] tr&imacr;&breve;anglid, adj. --> triangled
[MED47037] tr&#x12B;&#x306;angul&#x101;re, adj. --> triangular
[MED47038] tr&#x12B;&#x306;angul&#x101;te, adj. --> triangulate
[MED47039] triapolit&amacr;n, adj. --> tripolitan
[MED47040] tr&#x12B;&#x306;&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> triary
[MED47040.5] triasandali, n. --> triasandali
[MED47041] triasandr&imacr;, n. --> triasandri
[MED47042] tr&#x12B;be, n. --> tribe
[MED47043] tribon, n. --> tribune
[MED47044] tribril, n. --> tribril
[MED47045] tribul, n. --> tribule
[MED47046] tribul&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> tribulation
[MED47047] tr&#x12B;&#x306;bul&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> tribulary
[MED47048] tribulaunce, n. --> tribulance
[MED47049] tribulen, v. --> tribul
[MED47050] tribulles, n.pl. --> tribullez
[MED47051] tribul&ohacek;use, adj. --> tribulous
[MED47052] trib&#x16B;nal, n. --> tribunal
[MED47053] trib&umacr;nal, adj. --> tribunal
[MED47054] trib&#x16B;n(e, n. --> tribune
[MED47055] trib&umacr;nere, n. --> tribuner
[MED47056] trib&umacr;taire, n. --> tributaire
[MED47057] trib&umacr;t&amacr;r&imacr;, n. --> tributary
[MED47058] trib&#x16B;t&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> tributary
[MED47059] trib&#x16B;t(e, n. --> tribute
[MED47060] trib&#x16B;ten, v. --> tribute
[MED47061] trib&#x16B;t&#x14D;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> tributory
[MED47062] trib&#x16B;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tributor
[MED47063] tr&#x12B;ce, n.(1) --> trice
[MED47064] tr&#x12B;ce, n.(2) --> trice
[MED47065] -tr&imacr;ce, suf. --> -trix
[MED47066] tr&#x12B;cen, v. --> trice
[MED47066.5] tricennaris, n.pl. --> tricenary
[MED47067] tr&imacr;cer, n. --> tricer
[MED47068] trichias&imacr;, n. --> trichiasis
[MED47069] tr&imacr;cinge, ger. --> tricing
[MED47070] trickest, adj. sup. --> trickest
[MED47071] tr&#x12B;cl&#x12B;ne, n. --> tricline
[MED47072] tricot, n. --> tricot
[MED47073] tr&#x12B;&#x306;dent, n. --> trident
[MED47074] tr&#x12B;&#x306;du&#x101;&#x306;n, adj. --> triduan
[MED47075] tr&#x12B;(e, adj. --> try
[MED47076] tr&imacr;edl&imacr;, adv. --> triedly
[MED47077] trief, n. --> trief
[MED47078] tr&imacr;el&imacr;, adv. --> tryly
[MED47079] tr&#x12B;en, v. --> try
[MED47080] tr&#x12B;&#x306;enn&#x101;&#x306;l(e, n. --> triennal
[MED47080.5] trier, n. --> trier
[MED47081] trifer, n. --> trifera
[MED47082] tr&#x12B;&#x306;forme, adj. --> triform
[MED47083] trig, adj. --> trig
[MED47084] trigoldr&imacr;e, n. --> trigoldry
[MED47085] tr&#x12B;inge, ger. --> trying
[MED47086] tr&#x12B;&#x306;ke, n. --> trick
[MED47087] tr&#x12B;&#x306;ken, v. --> trike
[MED47088] triklen, v. --> trickle
[MED47089] trillen, v.(1) --> trill
[MED47090] trillen, v.(2) --> trill
[MED47091] trilling(e, ger. --> trilling
[MED47092] trim, adj. --> trim
[MED47093] tr&#x12B;&#x306;menstre, adj. --> trimenstre
[MED47094] trimes, n. --> drachm
[MED47095] trimme, n. --> trim
[MED47096] trimmen, v. --> trim
[MED47097] trimminge, ger. --> trimming
[MED47098] tr&imacr;&breve;n&amacr;&breve;l, adj. --> trinal
[MED47099] trinaunt, adj. --> trinant
[MED47100] tr&#x12B;ne, adj. --> trine
[MED47101] tr&imacr;neh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> trinehood
[MED47102] trinelin, n. --> trinelin
[MED47103] tr&#x12B;nen, v.(1) --> trine
[MED47104] tr&#x12B;&#x306;nen, v.(2) --> trine
[MED47105] tringes, n. --> tringes
[MED47106] tr&imacr;n&imacr;e, adj. --> trine
[MED47107] trinit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> trinity
[MED47108] trink, n. --> trink
[MED47109] trinkelen, v. --> trinkle
[MED47110] trinker, n. --> trinker
[MED47111] tr&#x12B;&#x1D2;ur, n. --> trier
[MED47112] trip&amacr;&ghacek;e, n. --> tripage
[MED47113] tr&#x12B;&#x306;parten, v. --> tripart
[MED47114] tr&#x12B;&#x306;part&#x12B;te, adj. --> tripartite
[MED47115] tr&#x12B;&#x306;part&#x12B;ten, v. --> tripartite
[MED47116] tr&#x12B;pe, n.(1) --> tripe
[MED47117] tr&#x12B;&#x306;pe, n.(2) --> tripe
[MED47118] tr&imacr;&breve;pe, n.(3) --> tripe
[MED47119] tripet, n. --> trippet
[MED47120] tr&imacr;&breve;pid, n. --> tripid
[MED47121] tripl&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> triplation
[MED47122] tripl&amacr;&breve;t, n. --> triplate
[MED47123] tripl&#x101;&#x306;t, adj. --> triplate
[MED47124] triple, n. --> triple
[MED47125] triple, adj. --> triple
[MED47126] tripled, adj. --> tripled
[MED47127] triplic&#x101;te, adj. --> triplicate
[MED47128] triplicit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> triplicity
[MED47129] tr&imacr;&breve;pl&umacr;r&amacr;&breve;lit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> tri-plurality
[MED47130] tr&#x12B;&#x306;pod, n. --> tripod
[MED47130.5] Tripoli, n. --> Tripoli
[MED47131] trip(pe, n.(1) --> trip
[MED47132] trip(pe, n.(2) --> trip
[MED47133] trip(pe, n.(3) --> trip
[MED47134] trippen, v. --> trip
[MED47135] trippere, n. --> tripper
[MED47136] tripping, ger. --> tripping
[MED47137] trippingl&#x12B;, adv. --> trippingly
[MED47138] tript&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;ve, adj. --> triptative
[MED47139] tr&#x12B;&#x306;s&#x101;gium, n. --> trisagion
[MED47140] tr&imacr;&breve;sil, n. --> trisil
[MED47141] trist(e, n. --> trist
[MED47142] trist(e, adj. --> trist
[MED47143] tristenes, n. --> tristeness
[MED47144] tristes(se, n. --> tristesse
[MED47145] trist&#x12B;, adj. --> tristy
[MED47146] trist&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> tristily
[MED47147] trist&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tristour
[MED47148] tristre, n. --> tristre
[MED47149] trithing, n. --> trithing
[MED47150] trithinger, n. --> trithinger
[MED47151] tr&#x12B;&#x306;umph&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> triumphal
[MED47151.5] triumphancion, n. --> triumphancion
[MED47152] tr&#x12B;&#x306;umphant, adj. --> triumphant
[MED47153] tr&#x12B;&#x306;umph&#x101;te, adj. --> triumphate
[MED47154] tr&imacr;&breve;umph&amacr;t&ohacek;ur, n. --> triumphator
[MED47155] tr&imacr;&breve;umph&amacr;tr&imacr;ce, n. --> triumphatrice
[MED47156] tr&#x12B;&#x306;umphe, n. --> triumph
[MED47157] tr&#x12B;&#x306;umph&#x1D2;us, adj. --> triumphous
[MED47158] tr&imacr;&breve;umph&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> triumphously
[MED47159] triumvir, n. --> triumvir
[MED47160] trivet, n. --> trivet
[MED47161] trivi&#x101;&#x306;l(le, adj. --> trivial
[MED47162] trobellion, n. --> trobellion
[MED47163] troble, n. --> troble
[MED47164] tr&#x14D;che, n. --> troche
[MED47165] tr&omacr;chen, v. --> troche
[MED47166] tr&#x14D;ching(e, ger. --> troching
[MED47167] tr&#x14D;ciske, n. --> trochisk
[MED47168] trod, n. --> trod
[MED47169] trodden, v. --> trod
[MED47170] trodder, n. --> trodder
[MED47171] tr&omacr;&breve;god&imacr;&breve;te, n. --> troglodyte
[MED47172] Troi&#x101;&#x306;n, n.(1) --> Trojan
[MED47173] Troi&amacr;&breve;n, n.(2) --> Trojan
[MED47174] Troi&amacr;&breve;n, adj. --> Trojan
[MED47175] Troi&#x101;&#x306;nish, adj. --> Troyanish
[MED47176] Troi(e, n.(1) --> Troy
[MED47177] troi(e, n.(2) --> troy
[MED47178] Troiish, adj. --> Troyish
[MED47179] troile, n. --> troile
[MED47180] troilen, v. --> troil
[MED47181] troil&ohacek;ure, n. --> troiler
[MED47182] troke, n. --> troke
[MED47183] trokel, n. --> truckle
[MED47184] trokelet, n. --> trucklet
[MED47185] trol, n. --> troll
[MED47186] trollen, v. --> troll
[MED47187] troll&imacr; loll&imacr;, interj. --> trolly lolly
[MED47188] trolling(e, ger. --> trolling
[MED47189] tromcher&imacr;, n. --> tromchery
[MED47190] tromp(e, n. --> trump
[MED47191] trompen, v. --> trump
[MED47192] trompet, n. --> trumpet
[MED47193] tromping(e, ger. --> trumping
[MED47194] tromp&#x1D2;ur, n.(1) --> trumper
[MED47195] tromp&#x1D2;ur, n.(2) --> trumper
[MED47196] trompresse, n. --> trumperess
[MED47197] tr&#x14D;&#x306;n&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> tronage
[MED47198] tronch&#x1D2;un, n. --> truncheon
[MED47199] tr&#x14D;&#x306;n(e, n.(1) --> tron
[MED47200] tr&#x14D;ne, n.(2) --> throne
[MED47201] tr&#x14D;nen, v. --> throne
[MED47202] tronglinge, ger. --> trongle
[MED47203] tr&omacr;ning, ger. --> throning
[MED47204] tr&omacr;non&imacr;zed, ppl. --> thrononized
[MED47205] tr&#x14D;&#x306;pel, n. --> tropel
[MED47206] tr&#x14D;per(e, n. --> troper
[MED47207] tr&#x14D;per&#x12B;, n. --> tropary
[MED47208] tr&#x14D;phe, n. --> trophy
[MED47209] tropic&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> tropical
[MED47210] tr&omacr;&breve;p&imacr;e, n. --> tropy
[MED47211] tropik, n. --> tropic
[MED47212] tropolo&ghacek;ic&emacr;&dotb;&breve;, adv. --> tropologice
[MED47213] tropolo&#x1E7;&#x12B;e, n. --> tropology
[MED47214] tropolo&#x1E7;ik, adj. --> tropologic
[MED47215] troppen, v. --> tropped
[MED47216] trororou, interj. --> trororo
[MED47217] trost&umacr;re, n. --> trusture
[MED47218] trot, n.(1) --> trot
[MED47219] trot, n.(2) --> trot
[MED47220] trotev&#x101;le, n. --> trotevale
[MED47221] trotten, v. --> trot
[MED47222] trotter(e, n. --> trotter
[MED47223] trotting(e, ger. --> trotting
[MED47224] trou&#x101;ble, adj. --> trowable
[MED47225] tr&#x1D2;ubl&#x101;ble, adj. --> troublable
[MED47226] tr&ohacek;ublaunce, n. --> troublance
[MED47227] tr&#x1D2;uble, n. --> trouble
[MED47228] tr&#x1D2;uble, adj. --> trouble
[MED47229] tr&#x1D2;ublen, v. --> trouble
[MED47230] tr&ohacek;ublenesse, n. --> troubleness
[MED47231] tr&#x1D2;ubler, n. --> troubler
[MED47232] tr&#x1D2;ubl&#x12B;, adj. --> troubly
[MED47233] tr&ohacek;ubl&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> troubliness
[MED47234] tr&#x1D2;ubling(e, ger. --> troubling
[MED47235] tr&#x1D2;ubl&#x1D2;us, adj. --> troublous
[MED47236] tr&ohacek;ubl&ohacek;usnes, n. --> troublousness
[MED47237] trouel, n.(1) --> trowel
[MED47238] trouel, n.(2) --> trowel
[MED47239] trouen, v. --> trow
[MED47240] trouere, n. --> trower
[MED47241] trough, n. --> trough
[MED47242] trouinge, ger. --> trowing
[MED47243] trou-lath, n. --> true-lath
[MED47244] tr&ohacek;unde, n. --> tround
[MED47245] tr&#x1D2;us(e, n. --> trouse
[MED47246] tr&#x1D2;ut, n. --> trout
[MED47247] tr&#x1D2;ut, interj. --> trut
[MED47248] trouten, v. --> troat
[MED47249] trouttes, n.pl. --> trout
[MED47250] tr&omacr;&dotb;ven, v. --> trove
[MED47251] trowe, n. --> tro
[MED47252] truand&ohacek;us, adj. --> truantous
[MED47253] truandr&#x12B;e, n. --> truantry
[MED47254] truaund&#x12B;&#x306;se, n. --> truandise
[MED47255] truaunt, n. --> truant
[MED47256] truaunt, adj. --> truant
[MED47257] truaunten, v. --> truant
[MED47258] truaunting, ger. --> truanting
[MED47259] truauntnesse, n. --> truantness
[MED47260] trufer&imacr;e, n. --> truffery
[MED47261] truflard, n. --> triflard
[MED47262] trufle, n. --> trifle
[MED47263] truflen, v. --> trifle
[MED47264] trufler, n. --> trifler
[MED47265] trufler&#x12B;e, n. --> triflery
[MED47266] truflinge, ger. --> trifling
[MED47267] truflingl&imacr;, adv. --> triflingly
[MED47268] trufl&ohacek;us, adj. --> triflous
[MED47269] trug(ge, n. --> trug
[MED47270] trugged, ppl. --> trugged
[MED47271] truit(e, n. --> truit
[MED47272] truke, n. --> troke
[MED47273] truken, v.(1) --> truck
[MED47274] truken, v.(2) --> troke
[MED47275] trukenen, v. --> truken
[MED47276] trukinge, ger. --> troking
[MED47277] trum, adj. --> trum
[MED47278] trumb&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> trumbation
[MED47279] trumbe, n. --> trumbe
[MED47280] trumb&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> trumbose
[MED47281] trume, n. --> trume
[MED47282] trumelli, n. --> trumelli
[MED47283] truml&imacr;c, adv. --> trumlic
[MED47284] trum-m&omacr;&breve;r, n. --> trummor
[MED47285] trunc&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> truncation
[MED47286] trunk(e, n. --> trunk
[MED47287] trunken, v. --> trunk
[MED47288] trush&imacr;, adj. --> trushy
[MED47289] trussa, interj. --> trussa
[MED47290] truss&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> trussage
[MED47291] trusse, n. --> truss
[MED47292] trusseaus, n.pl. --> trousseau
[MED47293] trussel, n. --> trussell
[MED47294] trussen, v. --> truss
[MED47295] trusser, n. --> trusser
[MED47296] trussing(e, ger. --> trussing
[MED47297] truss&umacr;re, n. --> trussure
[MED47298] trust, n. --> trust
[MED47299] trust, adj. --> trust
[MED47300] trusten, v. --> trist
[MED47301] trustful, adj. --> trustful
[MED47302] trust&#x12B;, adj. --> trusty
[MED47303] trust&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> trustily
[MED47304] trust&#x12B;&#x306;nesse, n. --> tristiness
[MED47305] trusting(e, ger. --> trusting
[MED47306] trustingl&imacr;, adv. --> trustingly
[MED47307] trustl&#x12B;, adv. --> trustly
[MED47308] trustnen, v. --> trusten
[MED47309] trustninge, ger. --> trustening
[MED47309.5] truteux, n. --> truteux
[MED47310] tru&thorn;, n. --> truth
[MED47311] tub(be, n. --> tub
[MED47312] tubdur&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> tubdure
[MED47313] tuber, n. --> tuber
[MED47314] t&umacr;ber&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> tuberous
[MED47315] t&#x16B;ber&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> tuberosity
[MED47316] tubicin, n. --> tubicin
[MED47317] tubling, n. --> tubling
[MED47318] t&#x16B;der, n. --> tudder
[MED47319] tuf, n. --> tuf
[MED47320] tuft, n. --> tuft
[MED47321] tugge, n. --> tug
[MED47322] tuggelen, v. --> toggle
[MED47323] tuggen, v. --> tug
[MED47324] tugginge, ger. --> tugging
[MED47325] tugurr&#x12B;(e, n. --> tugury
[MED47326] tuhtle, n. --> tuhtle
[MED47327] tuici&#x1D2;un, n.(1) --> tuition
[MED47328] tuici&ohacek;un, n.(2) --> 'tuition
[MED47329] tuk, n.(1) --> tuck
[MED47330] tuk, n.(2) --> tuck
[MED47331] tuke, n. --> tuke
[MED47332] t&#x16B;&#x306;ken, v. --> tuck
[MED47333] t&#x16B;&#x306;ker(e, n. --> tucker
[MED47334] t&#x16B;&#x306;kinge, ger. --> tucking
[MED47335] tukken, v. --> tuck
[MED47336] tul&#x12B;, adj. --> tuly
[MED47337] t&#x16B;&#x306;lk(e, n. --> tulk
[MED47338] t&#x16B;&#x306;lken, v. --> tulk
[MED47339] tumben, v. --> toumbe
[MED47340] tumbere, n. --> tumber
[MED47341] tumbester, n. --> tumbester
[MED47342] tumblen, v. --> tumble
[MED47343] tumbler(e, n. --> tumbler
[MED47344] tumblester, n. --> tumblester
[MED47345] tumblinge, ger. --> tumbling
[MED47346] tumbrel, n.(1) --> tumbrel
[MED47347] tumbrel, n.(2) --> tumbrel
[MED47348] tumefacci&#x1D2;un, n. --> tumefaction
[MED47349] tumil&amacr;t(e, adj. --> tumulate
[MED47350] tum&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tumour
[MED47350.5] tumous, adj. --> tumous
[MED47351] tumult(e, n. --> tumult
[MED47352] tumultu&#x101;ci&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> tumultuation
[MED47353] tumultu&#x101;r&#x12B;, adj. --> tumultuary
[MED47354] tumulus, n. --> tumulus
[MED47355] t&#x16B;n(e, n. --> tune
[MED47356] t&#x16B;nen, v. --> tun
[MED47357] tungol, n. --> tungol
[MED47358] tun-h&#x14D;&#x323;ve, n. --> tunhoof
[MED47359] tunice, n. --> tunic
[MED47360] tunicle, n. --> tunicle
[MED47361] t&umacr;nik, n. --> tunic
[MED47362] tunk, n. --> tunc
[MED47362.5] tunsil, n. --> tonsil
[MED47363] tunsing-wurt, n. --> tunsing-wort
[MED47364] tunsi&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> tunsion
[MED47365] tup(pe, n. --> tup
[MED47366] tupping, ger. --> tupping
[MED47367] turb&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> turbation
[MED47368] turb&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> turbary
[MED47369] turbaturs, n.pl. --> turbaturs
[MED47370] turbaunce, n. --> turbance
[MED47371] turbe, n. --> turb
[MED47372] turben, v. --> turb
[MED47373] turbide, adj. --> turbid
[MED47374] turbilen, n. --> turbilen
[MED47375] turbit, n. --> turpeth
[MED47376] turble, n. --> trouble
[MED47377] turble, adj. --> trouble
[MED47378] turblen, v. --> trouble
[MED47379] turblenes, n. --> troubleness
[MED47380] turblere, n. --> troubler
[MED47381] turbl&imacr;, adj. --> troubly
[MED47382] turbling(e, ger. --> troubling
[MED47383] turbl&ohacek;use, adj. --> troublous
[MED47384] turbot, n. --> turbot
[MED47385] turbul&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> tribulation
[MED47386] turbulaunce, n. --> troublance
[MED47387] turbulence, n. --> turbulence
[MED47388] turbulent, adj. --> turbulent
[MED47389] turf, n. --> turf
[MED47390] turforth, n. --> turforth
[MED47391] tur&#x1E7;ent, adj. --> turgent
[MED47391.5] turion, n. --> turion
[MED47392] Turk, n. --> Turk
[MED47393] Turkein, n. --> turkein
[MED47394] Turkein, adj. --> turkein
[MED47395] turkeis, n. --> turquoise
[MED47396] Turkeis, n.pl.(1) --> Turkeys
[MED47397] turkeis, n.pl.(2) --> turkis
[MED47398] Turkeis, adj. --> Turkese
[MED47399] Turk&#x12B;(e, n. --> Turkey
[MED47400] turn(e, n. --> turn
[MED47401] turne&amacr;bille, adj. --> turnable
[MED47402] turnel, n. --> turnel
[MED47403] turneling, ger. --> turneling
[MED47404] turnen, v. --> turn
[MED47405] turn&#x113;&#x323;pe, n. --> turnip
[MED47406] turne-sol(e, n. --> turnsole
[MED47407] turn-gid&#x12B;, n. --> turngiddy
[MED47408] turn-gid&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> turngiddiness
[MED47409] turning(e, ger. --> turning
[MED47410] turningful, adj. --> turningful
[MED47411] turningl&imacr;, adv. --> turningly
[MED47412] turn&#x1D2;ur, n.(1) --> turner
[MED47413] turn&#x1D2;ur, n.(2) --> turnour
[MED47414] turn-s&imacr;&breve;k, n. --> turn-sick
[MED47415] turn-s&#x12B;&#x306;k, adj. --> turn-sick
[MED47416] turnsum, adj. --> turnsome
[MED47417] turoneis, n. --> Turoneis
[MED47418] turpin, n. --> turpin
[MED47419] turren, v. --> turr
[MED47420] turtel, n. --> turtle
[MED47421] turtur, n. --> turtur
[MED47422] turven, v. --> turf
[MED47423] turver, n. --> turver
[MED47424] turving, ger. --> turfing
[MED47425] tus, n. --> tuss
[MED47426] tusard, n. --> tusserd
[MED47427] Tusc&amacr;&breve;n, n.(1) --> Tuscan
[MED47428] Tusc&#x101;&#x306;n, n.(2) --> Tuscan
[MED47429] tusch, interj. --> twish
[MED47430] Tusc&#x12B;e, n. --> tussy
[MED47431] tush, n. --> tush
[MED47432] tushed, ppl. --> tushed
[MED47433] tush&#x12B;, adj. --> tushy
[MED47434] tusk, n.(1) --> tusk
[MED47435] Tusk, n.(2) --> Tusc
[MED47436] Tuskaneis, n.pl. --> Tuscanies
[MED47437] Tuskanter, n. --> Tuscanter
[MED47438] tusked, ppl. --> tusked
[MED47439] tuskel, n. --> tuscle
[MED47440] tusk&imacr;(e, adj. --> tusky
[MED47441] tusse, n. --> tuss
[MED47442] tusse-mose, n. --> tuzzy-muzzy
[MED47443] tut, interj. --> tut
[MED47444] t&#x16B;&#x306;tel, n. --> tutel
[MED47445] t&#x16B;t&#x113;&#x306;le, n. --> tutele
[MED47446] t&#x16B;&#x306;telen, v. --> tutel
[MED47447] t&#x16B;&#x306;teler(e, n. --> tuteler
[MED47448] t&umacr;&breve;telinge, ger. --> tuteling
[MED47449] t&#x16B;&#x306;t&#x12B;e, n. --> tutty
[MED47450] t&#x16B;t&#x1D2;ur, n. --> tutor
[MED47451] t&#x16B;&#x306;t-saine, n. --> tutsan
[MED47452] twakken, v. --> thwack
[MED47453] tweif&omacr;ld(e, adj. --> tway-fold
[MED47454] twein, num. --> tway
[MED47455] tweinen, v. --> twain
[MED47456] twelfl&imacr;, adv. --> twelfthly
[MED47457] twelfth, num. --> twelfth
[MED47457.5] twelfth-tide, n. --> Twelfthtide
[MED47458] twelftu&yogh;e&thorn;e, num. --> twelftieth
[MED47459] twelve, num. --> twelve
[MED47460] twelve-m&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;nth, n. --> twelvemonth
[MED47461] tw&#x113;men, v. --> tweme
[MED47462] tw&emacr;minge, ger. --> tweming
[MED47463] tw&#x113;&#x323;n(e, prep. --> 'tween
[MED47464] twen&#x1E7;en, v. --> twinge
[MED47465] twent&#x12B;, num. --> twenty
[MED47466] twent&imacr;&breve;and, num. --> twentiand
[MED47467] twent&#x12B;&#x306;eth, num. --> twentieth
[MED47468] twent&imacr;&breve;f&omacr;lde, adv. --> twentyfold
[MED47469] twent&imacr;&breve;s&ohacek;me, n. --> twentysome
[MED47470] tweo&yogh;ean, v. --> tweon
[MED47471] tweon, n. --> tweon
[MED47472] tweonen, v. --> tweon
[MED47473] tweoninge, ger. --> tweoning
[MED47474] twern, n. --> twern
[MED47475] tw&imacr;&breve;-, pref. --> twi-
[MED47476] tw&#x12B;&#x306;bil, n. --> twibill
[MED47477] tw&#x12B;&#x306;bit(e, n. --> twyvete
[MED47478] twicchen, v. --> twitch
[MED47479] twicches, n. pl. --> twitch
[MED47480] twichel, n. --> twitchel
[MED47481] tw&#x12B;e, adv. --> twie
[MED47482] tw&imacr;&breve;elinge, n. --> twyeling
[MED47483] tw&imacr;en, adv. --> twien
[MED47484] tw&#x12B;en, v. --> twy
[MED47485] tw&#x12B;es, adv. --> twice
[MED47486] twifil, n. --> twyfyl
[MED47487] tw&#x12B;&#x306;f&#x14D;ld, adj. --> twifold
[MED47488] tw&#x12B;&#x306;f&#x14D;lden, v. --> twifold
[MED47489] tw&imacr;&breve;f&omacr;ldl&imacr;, adj. --> twifoldly
[MED47490] tw&#x12B;&#x306;f&#x14D;ldl&#x12B;, adv. --> twifoldly
[MED47491] twig, n. --> twig
[MED47492] twight, adv. --> twight
[MED47493] tw&imacr;&breve;hinde, adj. --> twihinde
[MED47494] twikken, v. --> twick
[MED47495] twil(e, n. --> twill
[MED47496] twiled, adj. --> twilled
[MED47496.5] twilen, v. --> twill
[MED47497] twil&#x12B;, n. --> twilly
[MED47498] tw&#x12B;&#x306;light, n. --> twilight
[MED47499] tw&#x12B;&#x306;lighting, n. --> twilighting
[MED47500] tw&imacr;&breve;malwe, n. --> twi-mallow
[MED47501] tw&imacr;&breve;m&emacr;l, adj. --> twi-meal
[MED47502] twin, n. --> twin
[MED47503] tw&#x12B;n(e, n. --> twine
[MED47504] tw&#x12B;nen, v. --> twine
[MED47505] twinf&omacr;ldnes, n. --> twinfoldness
[MED47506] twingen, v. --> twinge
[MED47507] twinginge, ger. --> twinging
[MED47508] tw&#x12B;ning(e, ger. --> twining
[MED47509] twink, n. --> twink
[MED47510] twinkeling, ger. --> twinkling
[MED47511] twinken, v. --> twink
[MED47512] twinklen, v. --> twinkle
[MED47513] twinklere, n. --> twinkler
[MED47514] twinkling(e, ger. --> twinkling
[MED47515] twin-l&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;pi, adj. --> twinlepi
[MED47516] twinling(e, n. --> twinling
[MED47517] twin(ne, num. --> twin
[MED47518] twinnekinne, adj. --> twin-kin
[MED47519] twinnen, v.(1) --> twin
[MED47520] twinnen, v.(2) --> twin
[MED47521] twinning(e, ger. --> twinning
[MED47522] twinsen, v. --> twinse
[MED47523] twint(e, n. --> twynt
[MED47524] twinter, n. --> twinter
[MED47525] tw&imacr;&breve;r&aelig;&macr;dnisse, n. --> twiradness
[MED47526] tw&#x12B;&#x306;r&#x113;d, adj. --> twirede
[MED47527] tw&imacr;rin, n. --> twi-iron
[MED47528] twis, n. --> twis
[MED47529] twisel, n. --> twisel
[MED47530] twiselen, v. --> twisel
[MED47531] tw&#x12B;&#x306;sp&#x113;che, n. --> twispeche
[MED47532] twist, n. --> twist
[MED47533] twisten, v. --> twist
[MED47534] twister, n. --> twister
[MED47535] twiteren, v. --> twitter
[MED47536] twitling, ppl. --> twittling
[MED47537] twix, adv. --> 'twixt
[MED47538] twix, prep. --> 'twixt
[MED47539] tw&#x14D;, num. --> two
[MED47540] tw&#x14D;f&#x14D;ld, adj. --> twofold
[MED47541] tw&omacr;f&omacr;ldkinne, adj. --> twofold-kin
[MED47542] tw&omacr;f&omacr;ldl&imacr;, adv. --> twofoldly
[MED47543] twotte, interj. --> twotte
[MED47544] u, n. --> U
[MED47545] &umacr;ber&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> uberose
[MED47546] &#x16B;bert&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> uberty
[MED47547] udder, n. --> udder
[MED47548] udder&#x12B;, adj. --> uddery
[MED47549] ud&imacr;&breve;mia, n. --> oedema
[MED47550] ud&imacr;&breve;miad&emacr;s, adj. --> udimides
[MED47551] &umacr;frigt, ppl. --> unfright
[MED47551.5] ugful, adj. --> ugful
[MED47552] ugge, n. --> ug
[MED47553] uggen, v. --> ug
[MED47554] ugging(e, ger. --> ugging
[MED47555] &#x16B;ghten, n. --> ughten
[MED47556] &umacr;ghteninge, n. --> ughtening
[MED47557] &umacr;ghten-t&imacr;de, n. --> ughten-tide
[MED47558] &#x16B;ght-s&#x14D;&#x306;ng, n. --> uht-song
[MED47559] ugl&#x12B;, adj. --> ugly
[MED47560] ugl&imacr;, adv. --> ugly
[MED47561] ugl&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> uglily
[MED47562] ugl&#x12B;&#x306;nes(se, n. --> ugliness
[MED47563] ugs&#x1D2;m, adj. --> ugsome
[MED47564] ugs&ohacek;ml&imacr;e, adv. --> ugsomely
[MED47565] ugs&#x1D2;mnes, n. --> ugsomeness
[MED47566] ul&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> ullage
[MED47567] ulc(e, n. --> ulce
[MED47568] ulcer&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> ulceration
[MED47569] ulcer&#x101;ten, v. --> ulcerate
[MED47570] ulcer&#x101;&#x306;t&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> ulcerative
[MED47571] ulcer(e, n. --> ulcer
[MED47572] ulceren, v. --> ulcer
[MED47573] ulcer&#x1D2;us(e, adj. --> ulcerous
[MED47574] ulcus, n. --> ulcus
[MED47575] &#x16B;l&#x12B;gin&#x14D;&#x323;se, adj. --> uliginose
[MED47576] uln&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> ulnage
[MED47577] ulne, n. --> ulna
[MED47578] ulner, n. --> ulner
[MED47579] ulnerer, n. --> ulnerer
[MED47580] ulp&imacr;&breve;ke, n. --> ulpike
[MED47581] ultur, prep. --> ultur
[MED47582] ulvester, n. --> ulvester
[MED47583] um-, pref. --> um-
[MED47584] umbe, adj. --> umbe
[MED47585] umbe, adv. --> umbe
[MED47586] umbe, prep. --> umbe
[MED47587] umb(e)-, pref. --> umbe-
[MED47588] umbebreiden, v. --> umbebraide
[MED47589] umbecasten, v. --> umbecast
[MED47590] umbeclappen, v. --> umbeclap
[MED47591] umbecl&emacr;&breve;de, ppl. --> umbeclead
[MED47592] umbeclippen, v.(1) --> umbeclip
[MED47593] umbeclippen, v.(2) --> umbeclip
[MED47594] umbecl&omacr;sen, v. --> umbeclose
[MED47595] umbedelven, v. --> umbedelve
[MED47596] umbef&omacr;lden, v. --> umbefold
[MED47597] umbeg&imacr;&breve;ldid, ppl. --> umbegild
[MED47598] umbeg&#x14D;n, v. --> umbego
[MED47599] umbeg&omacr;&breve;nge, ppl. --> umbegang
[MED47600] umbegrippen, v. --> umbegrip
[MED47601] umbegrouen, ppl. --> umbegrow
[MED47602] umbekeorvunge, ger. --> umbekeorvunge
[MED47603] umbelappen, v. --> umbelap
[MED47604] umbeleien, v. --> umbelay
[MED47605] umbel&imacr;&breve;cl&omacr;sen, v. --> umbe-, prefix
[MED47606] umbel&imacr;en, v. --> umbelie
[MED47607] umbel&omacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> umbelook
[MED47608] umbe-mong, adv. --> umbe-mong
[MED47609] umbepi&yogh;te, ppl. --> umbepitch
[MED47610] umberouen, v. --> umberow
[MED47611] umbes&emacr;&dotb;chen, v. --> umbeseech
[MED47612] umbes&emacr;&dotb;&ghacek;en, v. --> umbesiege
[MED47613] umbeseien, v. --> umbesay
[MED47614] umbes&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> umbese
[MED47615] umbesetten, v. --> umbeset
[MED47616] umbeshadwen, v. --> umbeshadow
[MED47617] umbesh&emacr;ren, v. --> umbeshear
[MED47618] umbesh&imacr;nen, v. --> umbeshine
[MED47619] umbesp&emacr;ken, v. --> umbespeak
[MED47620] umbespr&emacr;den, v. --> umbespread
[MED47621] umbe-st&ohacek;unde, adv. --> umbestound
[MED47622] umbe-st&ohacek;undes, adv. --> umbestounds
[MED47623] umbestr&imacr;den, v. --> umbestride
[MED47624] umbesweied, ppl. --> umbeswayed
[MED47625] umbet&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> umbetigh
[MED47626] umbethank, n. --> embe&thorn;onk
[MED47627] umbethinken, v.  --> umbethink
[MED47628] umbethinking(e, ger. --> umbethinking
[MED47629] umbethor, adv. --> umbethor
[MED47630] umbethouren, v. --> umbethourne
[MED47631] umbetorne, adv. --> umbeturn
[MED47632] umbetr&imacr;n, adv. --> umbetrin
[MED47633] umbewalten, v. --> umbewalt
[MED47634] umbew&emacr;ven, v. --> umbeweave
[MED47635] umbe-wh&#x12B;le, adv.  --> umbewhile
[MED47636] umbe-wh&imacr;les, adv. --> umbe-whiles
[MED47637] umbewr&imacr;en, v. --> umbewr&imacr;e
[MED47638] umbey&emacr;&dotb;de, v. --> umbego
[MED47639] umbey&emacr;&breve;ven, v. --> umbey&emacr;&breve;ve
[MED47640] umbgirden, v. --> umbegird
[MED47641] umbh&imacr;digl&imacr;ce, adv. --> umbh&imacr;digl&imacr;ce
[MED47642] umbh&imacr;dignesse, n. --> umbh&imacr;dignesse
[MED47643] umbh&omacr;&dotb;n, v. --> umbhon
[MED47644] umbhoue, n. --> umbhoue
[MED47645] umbhouen, v. --> umbhoue
[MED47646] umbhwirft, n. --> umbhwirft
[MED47647] umb&imacr;, prep. --> umbe
[MED47648] umb&imacr;den, v. --> umbide
[MED47649] umb&imacr;dingl&imacr;, adv. --> umbidandely
[MED47650] umbih&omacr;lden, v. --> umbehold
[MED47651] umbil&#x12B;&#x306;c, n.  --> umbilic
[MED47652] umbil&ohacek;uken, v. --> umbelouk
[MED47653] umb&imacr;&breve;ndingl&imacr;, adv. --> umbindingly
[MED47654] umbirennen, v. --> umberun
[MED47655] umbist&omacr;&breve;nden, v. --> umbestand
[MED47656] umbiwende, ppl. --> umbewend
[MED47657] umbiwette, ppl. --> umbiwette
[MED47658] umbiyongen, v. --> umbeyong
[MED47658.5] umblit, n. --> umblit
[MED47659] umbr&#x101;cen, v.  --> umbrace
[MED47660] umbr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n.  --> umbration
[MED47661] umbr&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n.  --> umbrage
[MED47662] umbrai, n. --> umbrai
[MED47663] umbrar&#x12B;, n.  --> umbrary
[MED47664] umbre, n.(1)  --> umber
[MED47665] umbre, n.(2) --> umbre
[MED47666] umbreid(e, n.  --> umbraid
[MED47667] umbreiden, v.  --> umbraid
[MED47668] umbreidinge, ger. --> umbreiding
[MED47669] umbrel, n.  --> umbrel
[MED47670] umbren, v.  --> umber
[MED47671] umbrere, n. --> umbrebre
[MED47672] umbrine, n. --> umbrine
[MED47673] umbr&#x14D;&#x323;se, adj.  --> umbrose
[MED47674] umbsheuen, v. --> umbsheue
[MED47675] umbshr&imacr;den, v. --> umbshr&imacr;de
[MED47676] umbsitten, v. --> umbsitte
[MED47677] umbsn&imacr;then, v. --> embsni&eth;e
[MED47678] umbsteden, v. --> umbstead
[MED47679] umbthringen, v. --> umbthring
[MED47680] umbtilde, ppl. --> umbtilde
[MED47681] umbtrimmen, v. --> umbtrim
[MED47682] umbtrimminge, ger. --> umbtrimming
[MED47683] umbwl&amacr;tunge, n. --> umbwl&amacr;tunge
[MED47684] umcasten, v. --> umcast
[MED47685] umclappen, v. --> umclap
[MED47686] umcl&emacr;then, v. --> umclead
[MED47687] umclippen, v. --> umclip
[MED47688] umcl&omacr;sen, v. --> umclose
[MED47689] umf&omacr;lden, v. --> umfold
[MED47690] umgang(e, n.  --> umgang
[MED47691] umganginge, ger. --> umganginge
[MED47692] umg&omacr;n, v. --> umgo
[MED47693] umgr&imacr;pen, v. --> umfold
[MED47694] umh&emacr;&dotb;den, v. --> umheed
[MED47695] umhilen, v. --> umhill
[MED47696] umlappen, v.  --> umlap
[MED47697] umleien, v.  --> umlay
[MED47698] uml&omacr;&breve;ken, v.(1) --> umloken
[MED47699] uml&omacr;&dotb;ken, v.(2) --> umlok
[MED47700] uml&#x1D2;uken, v.  --> umlouk
[MED47701] umple, n.  --> umple
[MED47702] ums&emacr;&dotb;chen, v. --> umseek
[MED47703] ums&#x113;&#x323;&#x1E7;en, v.  --> umsiege
[MED47704] ums&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> umse
[MED47705] umsetten, v. --> umset
[MED47706] umsh&amacr;den, v. --> umshade
[MED47707] umshadwen, v. --> umshade
[MED47708] umshadwinge, ger. --> umshadwing
[MED47709] umsh&imacr;nen, v. --> umshine
[MED47710] umsitten, v. --> umsitten
[MED47711] umstandinge, ger. --> umstanding
[MED47712] um-st&ohacek;unt, adv. --> umstound
[MED47713] umstr&#x12B;den, v.  --> umstride
[MED47714] umthinken, v.  --> umthink
[MED47715] umtiffed, ppl. --> umtiff
[MED47716] um-wh&#x12B;le, adv.  --> umquhile
[MED47717] um-wh&imacr;les, adv. --> um-whiles
[MED47718] umwr&imacr;then, v. --> umwrithe
[MED47719] umy&emacr;&dotb;de, v. --> umgo
[MED47720] umy&emacr;&breve;ven, v. --> umgive
[MED47721] un-, pref.(1) --> un-
[MED47722] un-, pref.(2) --> un-
[MED47723] unabaiste, ppl.  --> unabased
[MED47724] unab&#x12B;ding, ppl.  --> unabiding
[MED47725] unabilit&#x113;&#x323;, n.  --> unability
[MED47726] un&#x101;ble, adj.  --> unable
[MED47727] un&amacr;bl&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> unabled
[MED47728] un&#x101;blen, v.  --> unable
[MED47729] un&#x101;blenes(se, n.  --> unableness
[MED47730] un&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unably
[MED47731] un&amacr;bling, ger. --> unabling
[MED47732] unaccept&amacr;bille, adj. --> unacceptable
[MED47733] unaccept&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> unacceptation
[MED47734] unaccessible, adj. --> unaccessible
[MED47735] unaccordaunce, n. --> unaccordance
[MED47736] unaccordaunte, adj. --> unaccordant
[MED47737] unaccording(e, ppl. --> unaccording
[MED47738] unaccordingl&imacr;, adv. --> unaccording
[MED47739] unachteled, ppl. --> unachteled
[MED47740] unadvert&#x12B;sed, ppl. --> unadvertised
[MED47741] un&aelig;&thorn;elboren, ppl. --> un&aelig;&thorn;elboren
[MED47742] unaff&#x12B;led, ppl. --> unaffiled
[MED47743] un&amacr;&breve;filledl&imacr;ce, adj. --> unafilledlice
[MED47744] unagr&#x113;&#x323;&#x101;ble, adj. --> unagreeable
[MED47744.5] unagreablete, n. --> unagreeability
[MED47745] un&#x101;&#x306;gunnen, ppl. --> unagin
[MED47746] una&#x21D;eten, ppl. --> unayete
[MED47747] un&amacr;keful, adj. --> unakeful
[MED47748] un&amacr;ken, v. --> unaking
[MED47749] unakenned, ppl. --> unakenned
[MED47750] un&amacr;king(e, ger. --> unaching
[MED47751] un&amacr;kingl&imacr;, adv. --> unachingly
[MED47752] un&amacr;&breve;ktheful, adj. --> unaktheful
[MED47753] un&amacr;&breve;l&emacr;&dotb;fde, ppl. --> unalefde
[MED47754] un&amacr;&breve;l&emacr;&dotb;fedl&imacr;c(e, adj. --> unalefedlice
[MED47755] unall&ohacek;ued, ppl. --> unallowed
[MED47756] unamendid(e, ppl. --> unamended
[MED47757] unaneomned, ppl. --> unanemned
[MED47758] unanimit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unanimity
[MED47759] unankeren, v. --> unanchor
[MED47760] unanoied, ppl. --> unannoyed
[MED47761] unansw&#x113;red, ppl. --> unanswered
[MED47762] unapairen, v. --> unappair
[MED47763] unaperceived, ppl. --> unapperceived
[MED47764] unap&emacr;ren, v. --> unaperen
[MED47765] unappr&#x14D;&#x323;ved, ppl. --> unapproved
[MED47766] unapt, adj. --> unapt
[MED47767] unaquit, ppl. --> unacquit
[MED47768] unar&amacr;ced, ppl. --> unaraced
[MED47769] unardaunt(e, adj. --> ardent
[MED47770] unarestid, ppl. --> unarrested
[MED47771] unarmen, v. --> unarm
[MED47772] unarminge, ger. --> unarming
[MED47773] unarraien, v. --> unarray
[MED47774] unarwel&imacr;, adv. --> unarweli
[MED47775] unasch&amacr;midnis, n. --> unaschamidnis
[MED47776] un&amacr;&breve;secgendl&imacr;c, adj. --> unasecgendlic
[MED47777] un&amacr;&breve;secgendl&imacr;ce, adv. --> unasecgendlice
[MED47778] &umacr;nasens, n. --> unasens
[MED47779] unasked, ppl. --> unasked
[MED47780] un&amacr;&breve;sm&emacr;a&yogh;enl&imacr;c, adj. --> unasmea&yogh;enlic
[MED47781] un&amacr;&breve;solcenl&imacr;ce, adv. --> unasolcenlice
[MED47782] unasp&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> unaspied
[MED47783] unassaied, ppl. --> unassayed
[MED47784] unasserven, v. --> unasserve
[MED47785] unass&#x12B;gned, ppl. --> unassigned
[MED47786] unassoilled, adj. --> unassoiled
[MED47787] unass&#x16B;red, ppl. --> unassured
[MED47788] unatempr&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> unatempere
[MED47789] unatempred, adj. --> unatempred
[MED47790] un&amacr;&breve;teori&yogh;endl&imacr;ce, adj. --> unateori&yogh;endlice
[MED47791] un&amacr;&breve;&eth;elen, v. --> una&eth;elen
[MED47792] unat&#x12B;red, ppl. --> unattired
[MED47793] unattained, ppl. --> unattained
[MED47794] unattendaunce, n. --> unattendance
[MED47795] unauned, ppl. --> unawned
[MED47796] unavanced, ppl. --> unadvanced
[MED47797] unav&#x12B;sed(e, ppl. --> unadvised
[MED47798] unav&imacr;sedl&imacr;, adv. --> unadvisedly
[MED47799] unav&imacr;sednes, n. --> unadvisedness
[MED47800] unav&#x12B;s&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unadvisely
[MED47801] unav&imacr;sen, v. --> unavise
[MED47802] unav&#x12B;s&#x12B;, adj. --> unavisy
[MED47803] unavoid&#x101;ble, adj. --> unavoidable
[MED47804] unawaite, adv. --> unawaite
[MED47804.5] unawaris, adv. --> unawares
[MED47805] unaweid&omacr;&dotb;&amacr;ble, adj. --> unaweidoable
[MED47806] unaweifall&amacr;ble, adj. --> unaweifallable
[MED47807] unay&emacr;&dotb;ndress&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unayendresssably
[MED47808] unay&emacr;&dotb;nsei&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unagainsayably
[MED47809] unay&emacr;&dotb;nst&omacr;&breve;nd&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unagainstandably
[MED47810] unbain(e, adj. --> unbain
[MED47811] unbainl&imacr;, adj. --> unbainly
[MED47812] unb&#x101;leful, adj. --> unbaleful
[MED47813] unbapt&#x12B;zed, ppl. --> unbaptized
[MED47814] unbarren, v. --> unbar
[MED47815] unbast, ppl. --> unbast
[MED47816] unb&amacr;ste, ppl. --> unbaste
[MED47817] unbeh&amacr;ving, ger. --> unbehaving
[MED47818] unbehealdene, ppl. --> unbehealdene
[MED47819] unb&#x113;&#x323;ing, ger. --> unbeing
[MED47820] unb&emacr;lden, v. --> unbelden
[MED47821] unbelten, v. --> unbelt
[MED47822] unb&#x113;&#x323;n, v. --> unbe
[MED47823] unbenden, v. --> unbend
[MED47824] unb&#x113;&#x323;ne, adj. --> unbene
[MED47825] unbequ&emacr;th(e, ppl. --> unbequeathed
[MED47826] unb&emacr;r&amacr;ble, adj. --> unbearable
[MED47827] unb&emacr;rding(e, ger. --> unberding
[MED47828] unb&emacr;ring, ppl. --> unbearing
[MED47829] unbermed, ppl. --> compound
[MED47830] unbesein, ppl. --> unbeseen
[MED47831] unbeseuht, ppl. --> unbeseuht
[MED47832] unbesmiten, ppl. --> unbesmiten
[MED47833] unb&emacr;st, n. --> unbeast
[MED47834] unbeswinke, ppl. --> unbeswinke
[MED47835] unb&emacr;ten, ppl. --> unbeaten
[MED47836] unbet(te, ppl. --> unbet
[MED47837] unbewarned, ppl. --> unbewarned
[MED47838] unbiburied, ppl. --> unbeburied
[MED47839] unbichid, ppl. --> unbiched
[MED47840] unbic&ohacek;me, n. --> unbicome
[MED47841] unbic&#x1D2;mel&#x12B;&#x306;ch, adj. --> unbecomely
[MED47842] unbiddende, ppl. --> unbiddende
[MED47843] unbiden, ppl. --> unbidden
[MED47844] unbig&#x113;te, ppl. --> unbegotten
[MED47845] unbigged, ppl. --> unbigged
[MED47846] unbig&imacr;l&amacr;ble, adj. --> unbigilable
[MED47847] unbig&#x12B;lefulnes, n. --> unbeguilefulness
[MED47848] unbig&imacr;ling, ppl. --> unbigiling
[MED47849] unbig&#x1D2;nne, ppl. --> unbegun
[MED47850] unbih&emacr;&dotb;ve, n. --> unbiheve
[MED47851] unbih&emacr;&dotb;ve, adj. --> unbiheve
[MED47852] unbih&emacr;&dotb;vel&imacr;, adj. --> unbihevely
[MED47853] unbih&#x14D;&#x323;fthe, n. --> unbehofth
[MED47854] unbih&omacr;&dotb;v&amacr;ble, adj. --> unbehovable
[MED47855] unbih&omacr;&dotb;ve, n. --> unbihoof
[MED47856] unbih&#x14D;&#x323;veful, adj. --> unbehoveful
[MED47857] unbih&#x14D;&#x323;vel&#x12B;, adj. --> unbehovely
[MED47858] unbih&omacr;&dotb;vel&imacr;, adv. --> unbehovely
[MED47859] unbiknowen, ppl. --> unbeknown
[MED47860] unbil&#x113;fful(le, adj. --> unbeliefful
[MED47861] unbil&emacr;&dotb;finge, ger. --> unbelieving
[MED47862] unbil&#x113;ve, n. --> unbelief
[MED47862.5] unbileve, adj. --> unbileve
[MED47863] unbil&#x113;ved(e, ppl. --> unbelieved
[MED47864] unbil&emacr;vefulnesse, n. --> unbelieffulness
[MED47865] unbil&emacr;vesum, adj. --> unbilevesum
[MED47866] unbil&emacr;&dotb;vinge, ppl. --> unbelieving
[MED47867] unbilt, ppl. --> unbuilt
[MED47868] unb&#x12B;nden, v. --> unbind
[MED47869] unb&#x12B;nding(e, ger. --> unbinding
[MED47870] unb&imacr;nt&amacr;ble, adj. --> unbindable
[MED47871] unbirien, v. --> unbury
[MED47872] unbiseinesse, n. --> unbeseyness
[MED47873] unbiset, ppl. --> unbiset
[MED47874] unbishoped, ppl. --> unbishop(p)ed
[MED47875] unbis&imacr;, adj. --> unbusy
[MED47876] unbisorewe, adj. --> unbisorewe
[MED47877] unbisor&#x21D;el&#x12B;che, adv. --> unbesorrowly
[MED47878] unbisp&#x16B;sed, ppl. --> unbespoused
[MED47879] unbithinken, v. --> unbithinken
[MED47880] unbit&#x12B;den, v. --> unbetide
[MED47881] unb&imacr;tinge, ppl. --> unbiting
[MED47882] unb&imacr;tingl&imacr;, adv. --> unbitingly
[MED47883] unbiw&emacr;&dotb;n, adj. --> unbiwere
[MED47884] unbl&#x101;med, ppl. --> unblamed
[MED47885] unbl&amacr;mfull&imacr;, adv. --> unblameful
[MED47886] unblaunched, ppl. --> unblanched
[MED47887] unblekkid, ppl. --> unblecked
[MED47888] unblemished, ppl. --> unblemished
[MED47889] unblendide, ppl. --> unblended
[MED47890] unblessed, ppl. --> unblessed
[MED47891] unblessidh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> unblessedhead
[MED47892] unbl&imacr;&breve;nde, adj. --> unblind
[MED47893] unbl&imacr;&breve;nd-fellen, v. --> unblindfold
[MED47894] unblisful, adj. --> unblissful
[MED47895] unblisse, n. --> unbliss
[MED47896] unbl&#x12B;the, adj. --> unblithe
[MED47897] unbl&imacr;thel&imacr;, adv. --> unblithely
[MED47898] unbl&imacr;thelnesse, n. --> unblithelness
[MED47899] unbl&imacr;ve, adj. --> unblive
[MED47900] unb&#x14D;den, ppl. --> unboden
[MED47901] unb&omacr;&breve;d&imacr;, n. --> unbody
[MED47902] unb&#x14D;&#x306;d&#x12B;en, v. --> unbody
[MED47903] unb&#x14D;&#x306;d&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adj. --> unbodily
[MED47904] unbokelen, v. --> unbuckle
[MED47905] unb&#x14D;ld(e, adj. --> unbold
[MED47906] unb&omacr;lden, v. --> unbold
[MED47907] unb&#x14D;ldenesse, n. --> unboldness
[MED47908] unbolnen, v. --> unbolne
[MED47909] unbolning, ger. --> unbolning
[MED47910] unbolten, v. --> unbolt
[MED47911] unb&omacr;&breve;nden, v. --> unbond
[MED47912] unb&omacr;&dotb;ned, ppl. --> unboned
[MED47913] unbonert&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unbonerte
[MED47914] unborel&#x12B;, adv. --> unburly
[MED47915] unb&#x14D;rn(e, ppl. --> unborn
[MED47916] unb&#x14D;&#x323;tel&#x12B;ch, adj. --> unbootly
[MED47917] unb&#x1D2;tonen, v. --> unbutton
[MED47918] unbought, adj. --> unbought
[MED47919] unb&ohacek;unteusnes, n. --> unbounteusness
[MED47920] unbow&amacr;bil&imacr;, adv. --> unbowingly
[MED47921] unbowand, ger. --> unbowing
[MED47922] unbowandnes, n. --> unbowingness
[MED47923] unbowed, ppl. --> unbowed
[MED47924] unbowelen, v. --> unbowel
[MED47925] unbowinge, ppl. --> unbowing
[MED47926] unbr&#x101;cen, v. --> unbrace
[MED47927] unbr&amacr;de, adj. --> unbrade
[MED47928] unbred, ppl. --> unbred
[MED47929] unbr&emacr;ded, ppl. --> unbreded
[MED47930] unbreidid, ppl. --> unbroided
[MED47931] unbr&emacr;ke&amacr;&breve;bil&imacr;, adv. --> unbreakeably
[MED47932] unbr&emacr;ke&amacr;&breve;ble, adj. --> unbrekeable
[MED47933] unbrenning, ppl. --> unbrenning
[MED47934] unbrent, adj. --> unburnt
[MED47935] unbrest, adj. --> unbrest
[MED47936] unbr&#x12B;che, adj. --> unbriche
[MED47937] unbr&imacr;delen, v. --> unbridle
[MED47938] unbright(e, adj. --> unbright
[MED47939] unbr&#x12B;&#x306;sed, ppl. --> unbruised
[MED47940] unbr&#x14D;ken, ppl. --> unbroke
[MED47941] unbr&omacr;&dotb;king, ger. --> unbroking
[MED47942] unbroshen, ppl. --> unbrushen
[MED47943] unbrosten, ppl. --> unbrosten
[MED47944] unbrouded, ppl. --> unbrouded
[MED47945] unbruche, n. --> unbruche
[MED47945.5] unburned, adj. --> unburned
[MED47946] unburneschede, ppl. --> unburneschede
[MED47947] unbux&#x1D2;m, adj. --> unbuxom
[MED47948] unbux&ohacek;mh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> unbuxomhead
[MED47949] unbux&ohacek;ml&imacr;, adv. --> unbuxomly
[MED47950] unbux&#x1D2;mnes(se, n. --> unbuxomness
[MED47951] uncachen, v. --> uncache
[MED47952] uncallid, ppl. --> uncalled
[MED47953] uncappid, ppl. --> uncapped
[MED47954] uncasten, v. --> uncasten
[MED47955] uncausid, ppl. --> uncaused
[MED47956] unce, n. --> unce
[MED47957] uncertain, adj. --> uncertain
[MED47958] uncertained, ppl. --> uncertained
[MED47959] uncertainl&#x12B;, adv. --> uncertainly
[MED47960] uncertainnes, n. --> uncertainness
[MED47961] uncertaint&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> uncertainty
[MED47962] uncertef&imacr;et, ppl. --> uncertified
[MED47963] unc&emacr;&breve;singe, ppl. --> unceasing
[MED47964] unc&emacr;&breve;singl&imacr;, adv. --> unceasingly
[MED47965] uncess&#x101;ble, adj. --> uncessable
[MED47966] unc&emacr;&breve;ss&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unceasably
[MED47967] uncessauntl&imacr;, adv. --> uncessantly
[MED47968] unchar&#x1E7;eaunte, adj. --> unchargeant
[MED47969] unchar&#x1E7;en, v. --> uncharge
[MED47970] uncharit&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> uncharitably
[MED47971] uncharit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> uncharity
[MED47972] unch&amacr;&breve;st&emacr;&dotb;&breve;, n. --> unchaste
[MED47973] unch&#x101;st(e, adj. --> unchaste
[MED47974] unch&#x101;stel&#x12B;, adv. --> unchastely
[MED47975] unch&amacr;stid, ppl. --> unchastied
[MED47976] unch&#x101;st&#x12B;s&#x101;ble, adj. --> unchastisable
[MED47977] unchast&#x12B;sed, ppl. --> unchastised
[MED47978] unchastit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unchastity
[MED47979] unchaunce, n. --> unchance
[MED47980] unchaun&ghacek;e&amacr;bil&imacr;, adv. --> unchangeably
[MED47981] unchaun&ghacek;e&amacr;bilnesse, n. --> unchangeableness
[MED47982] unchaun&ghacek;e&amacr;bilt&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unchangeability
[MED47983] unchaun&#x1E7;e&#x101;ble, adj. --> unchangeable
[MED47984] unchaun&ghacek;ed, ppl. --> unchanged
[MED47985] unchaun&ghacek;ingl&imacr;, adv. --> unchangingly
[MED47986] unchekked, ppl. --> unchecked
[MED47987] unch&emacr;&dotb;reful, adj. --> uncheerful
[MED47988] uncherist, ppl. --> uncherist
[MED47989] unchid, ppl. --> unchidden
[MED47990] uncircumc&#x12B;ded, ppl. --> uncircumcided
[MED47991] uncircumc&#x12B;sed, ppl. --> uncircumcised
[MED47992] uncircumscript, ppl. --> uncircumscript
[MED47993] uncircumspecci&#x1D2;un, n. --> uncircumspection
[MED47994] unciste, n. --> unciste
[MED47995] uncist&imacr;, adj. --> uncisty
[MED47996] uncladnesse, n. --> uncladness
[MED47996.5] unclaspen, v. --> unclasp
[MED47997] uncle, n. --> uncle
[MED47998] unclenchen, v. --> unclench
[MED47999] uncl&#x113;ne, adj. --> unclean
[MED48000] uncl&emacr;nleic, n. --> unclenleic
[MED48001] uncl&#x113;&#x306;nl&#x12B;, adj. --> uncleanly
[MED48002] uncl&emacr;&breve;nl&imacr;, adv. --> uncleanly
[MED48003] uncl&#x113;&#x306;nnes(se, n. --> uncleanness
[MED48004] unclense&amacr;bil, adj. --> uncleansable
[MED48005] unclensed, ppl. --> uncleansed
[MED48006] uncl&#x113;&#x323;r(e, adj. --> unclear
[MED48007] unclerkl&#x12B;, adv. --> unclerkly
[MED48008] uncl&#x113;then, v. --> unclead
[MED48009] unclipped, ppl.(1) --> unclipped
[MED48010] unclipped, ppl.(2) --> unclipped
[MED48011] uncl&#x14D;sen, v. --> unclose
[MED48012] uncl&#x14D;singe, ger. --> unclosing
[MED48013] uncl&#x14D;then, v. --> unclothe
[MED48014] uncl&ohacek;uted, ppl. --> unclouted
[MED48015] uncl&umacr;&breve;stren, v. --> unclustry
[MED48016] uncofren, v. --> uncoffer
[MED48017] uncoined, ppl. --> uncoined
[MED48018] unc&omacr;lde, adj. --> uncolde
[MED48019] unc&ohacek;l&ohacek;uren, v. --> uncolor / uncolour
[MED48020] unc&ohacek;mbren, v. --> uncumber
[MED48021] unc&#x1D2;me, n. --> uncome
[MED48022] unc&ohacek;mfort&amacr;bel&imacr;, adv. --> uncomfortably
[MED48023] unc&#x1D2;mfort&#x101;ble, adj. --> uncomfortable
[MED48024] unc&ohacek;mfortid, ppl. --> uncomforted
[MED48025] unc&#x1D2;ml&#x12B;, adj. --> uncomely
[MED48026] unc&ohacek;ml&imacr;, adv. --> uncomely
[MED48027] unc&ohacek;mlichen, v. --> uncomelichen
[MED48028] unc&ohacek;ml&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> uncomelily
[MED48029] uncommaundet, ppl. --> uncommanded
[MED48030] uncommitted, ppl. --> uncommitted
[MED48031] uncomodi&ohacek;use, adj. --> uncomodious
[MED48032] uncompar&#x101;ble, adj. --> uncomparable
[MED48033] uncompelled, ppl. --> uncompelled
[MED48034] uncompl&#x113;te, adj. --> uncomplete
[MED48035] uncompl&#x113;tl&#x12B;, adv. --> uncompletely
[MED48036] uncomp&ohacek;uned, ppl. --> uncompouned
[MED48037] uncompr&#x113;&#x306;hens&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> uncomprehensible
[MED48038] uncom&#x16B;&#x306;nic&#x101;ble, adj. --> uncommunicable
[MED48039] unconceiv&#x101;ble, adj. --> unconceivable
[MED48040] unconceived, ppl. --> unconceived
[MED48040.5] uncondempnen, v. --> uncondemn
[MED48041] uncongr&#x16B;it&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> uncongruity
[MED48042] uncongr&umacr;l&imacr;, adv. --> uncongruly
[MED48043] unc&ohacek;nne, ppl. --> unconn
[MED48044] unc&#x1D2;nnesse, n. --> uncunness
[MED48045] unc&#x1D2;nning(e, ger. --> uncunning
[MED48046] unc&#x1D2;nning(e, ppl. --> uncunning
[MED48047] unc&ohacek;nningh&emacr;de, n. --> uncunninghead
[MED48048] unc&ohacek;nningl&imacr;, adv. --> uncunningly
[MED48049] unc&ohacek;nningnes(se, n. --> uncunningness
[MED48050] unc&ohacek;nningshipe, n. --> uncunningship
[MED48051] unconsciensl&imacr;, adv. --> unconsciencely
[MED48052] unconscienst, adj. --> unconscienced
[MED48053] unconsecr&#x101;te, ppl. --> unconsecrate
[MED48054] unconsider&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> unconsideration
[MED48055] unconsiderer, n. --> unconsiderer
[MED48056] unconstant, adj. --> unconstant
[MED48057] unconstaunce, n. --> unconstance
[MED48058] unconstreined, ppl. --> unconstrained
[MED48059] uncontentid, ppl. --> uncontented
[MED48060] uncontinens, n. --> uncontinens
[MED48061] uncontinent, adj. --> uncontinent
[MED48062] uncontr&#x12B;te, adj. --> uncontrite
[MED48063] unconvei&amacr;ble, adj. --> unconveiable
[MED48064] unconveiid, ppl. --> unconveyed
[MED48065] unconv&#x113;nient, adj. --> unconvenient
[MED48066] unconvert&amacr;ble, adj. --> unconvertable
[MED48067] unconvert&imacr;&breve;ble, adj. --> unconvertible
[MED48068] unconvict, ppl. --> unconvict
[MED48069] uncorden, v. --> uncord
[MED48070] unc&#x14D;re, ppl. --> uncore
[MED48071] uncoroned, ppl. --> uncoroned
[MED48072] uncor&ohacek;unen, v. --> uncrown
[MED48073] uncorpor&#x101;l, adj. --> uncorporal
[MED48074] uncorrected, ppl. --> uncorrected
[MED48075] uncorri&#x1E7;&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> uncorrigible
[MED48076] uncorrumped, ppl. --> uncorrumped
[MED48077] uncorrupci&#x1D2;un, n. --> uncorruption
[MED48078] uncorrupt(e, ppl. --> uncorrupt
[MED48079] uncorruptibilit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> uncorruptibility
[MED48080] uncorrupt&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> uncorruptible
[MED48081] uncorsaid, ppl. --> uncorsayed
[MED48082] uncorsen, v. --> uncorse
[MED48083] uncost, n. --> uncost
[MED48084] unc&ohacek;u, adj. --> unco
[MED48085] unc&#x1D2;uchen, v. --> uncouch
[MED48086] unc&ohacek;unceiled, ppl. --> uncounselled
[MED48087] unc&ohacek;unt&amacr;bulle, adj. --> uncountable
[MED48088] unc&#x1D2;up&#x101;ble, adj. --> unculpable
[MED48089] unc&#x1D2;uplen, v. --> uncouple
[MED48090] unc&#x1D2;upling(e, ger. --> uncoupling
[MED48091] unc&ohacek;urteis, adj. --> uncourteous
[MED48092] unc&#x1D2;urteis&#x12B;e, n. --> uncourtesy
[MED48093] unc&ohacek;urteisl&imacr;, adv. --> uncourteously
[MED48094] unc&#x1D2;uth, adj. --> uncouth
[MED48095] unc&#x1D2;uthl&#x12B;, adv. --> uncouthly
[MED48096] unc&#x1D2;uthnes, n. --> uncouthness
[MED48097] unc&#x1D2;ven&#x101;ble, adj. --> uncovenable
[MED48098] unc&ohacek;ven&amacr;blenesse, n. --> unconableness
[MED48099] unc&ohacek;ven&amacr;blet&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unconablety
[MED48100] unc&ohacek;ven&amacr;bl&imacr;, adj. --> unconably
[MED48101] unc&ohacek;ven&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> uncovenably
[MED48102] unc&#x1D2;veren, v. --> uncover
[MED48103] unc&#x1D2;veringe, ger. --> uncovering
[MED48104] uncoverl&#x12B;ch, adj. --> uncoverly
[MED48105] uncraft&#x12B;, adj. --> uncrafty
[MED48106] uncraft&imacr;&breve;&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> uncraftiose
[MED48107] uncr&#x113;&#x101;t(e, ppl. --> uncreate
[MED48108] uncred&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> uncredible
[MED48109] uncristen(e, adj. --> unchristen
[MED48110] uncristened(e, ppl. --> unchristened
[MED48111] uncrudden, v. --> uncrud
[MED48112] uncting, n. --> oleaginous
[MED48113] uncti&#x1D2;un, n. --> unction
[MED48114] unctu&#x14D;&#x323;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unctuosity
[MED48115] unctu&#x1D2;us, adj. --> unctuous
[MED48116] unctu&#x1D2;usnesse, n. --> unctuousness
[MED48117] unct&#x16B;re, n. --> uncture
[MED48118] uncunne, n. --> uncunne
[MED48119] unc&#x16B;r&#x101;ble, adj. --> uncurable
[MED48120] unc&umacr;r&amacr;blenes, n. --> uncurableness
[MED48121] unc&#x16B;red(e, ppl. --> uncured
[MED48122] uncurrauntl&imacr;, adv. --> uncurrauntly
[MED48123] uncustum&#x101;ble, adj. --> uncustomable
[MED48123.5] uncustum, n. --> uncustom
[MED48124] uncustumed, ppl. --> uncustomed
[MED48125] uncutte, ppl. --> uncut
[MED48126] undampnen, v. --> undamned
[MED48127] undaun&ghacek;ered, ppl. --> undangered
[MED48128] undaunted, ppl. --> undaunted
[MED48129] unde, n. --> und
[MED48130] und&emacr;b&amacr;ted, ppl. --> undebated
[MED48131] undebonert&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> undebonairty
[MED48132] und&emacr;ceite, n. --> undeceit
[MED48133] und&#x113;ceiv&#x101;ble, adj. --> undeceivable
[MED48134] und&emacr;ceivid, ppl. --> undeceived
[MED48135] und&#x113;c&#x12B;ded, ppl. --> undecided
[MED48136] und&#x113;cl&#x101;r&#x101;ble, adj. --> undeclarable
[MED48137] und&emacr;cl&amacr;rid, ppl. --> undeclared
[MED48138] und&#x113;cl&#x12B;ned, ppl. --> undeclined
[MED48139] und&#x113;coct, ppl. --> undecoct
[MED48140] unded, adj. --> unded
[MED48141] und&emacr;de, adj. --> undead
[MED48142] und&#x113;&#x306;dl&#x12B;, adj. --> undeadly
[MED48143] und&#x113;&#x306;dl&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> undeadliness
[MED48144] und&#x113;f&#x101;cede, ppl. --> undefaced
[MED48144.5] undefaillinge, adj. --> undefailing
[MED48145] und&#x113;&#x306;faisible, adj. --> undefeasible
[MED48146] und&#x113;f&#x101;med, ppl. --> undefamed
[MED48147] und&emacr;fauting, ppl. --> undefauting
[MED48148] und&#x113;fendid, ppl. --> undefended
[MED48149] und&#x113;&#x306;fens&#x101;ble, adj. --> undefensable
[MED48150] und&#x113;fensed, ppl. --> undefenced
[MED48151] und&emacr;f&imacr;en, v. --> undefied
[MED48152] und&emacr;f&imacr;enge, ger. --> undefying
[MED48153] und&#x113;f&#x12B;led(e, ppl. --> undefiled
[MED48153.5] undefingerhand, pr. ppl. --> undefingerhand
[MED48154] und&emacr;foilid, ppl. --> undefoiled
[MED48155] und&#x113;foilinge, ger. --> undefoiling
[MED48156] und&emacr;f&ohacek;ule&amacr;ble, adj. --> undefouleable
[MED48157] und&#x113;f&#x1D2;uled, ppl. --> undefouled
[MED48158] und&#x113;f&#x1D2;ulingnesse, n. --> undefoulingness
[MED48159] undeint&emacr;&dotb;&breve;&omacr;&dotb;&breve;se, adj. --> undainteous
[MED48160] und&#x113;laied, ppl. --> undelayed
[MED48161] und&#x113;&#x306;lect&#x101;ble, adj. --> undelectable
[MED48162] und&#x113;livered, ppl. --> undelivered
[MED48163] undelt, ppl. --> undelt
[MED48164] undelven, v. --> undelve
[MED48165] und&#x113;&#x323;med, ppl. --> undeemed
[MED48166] und&emacr;&dotb;mnes, n. --> undemnes
[MED48167] und&emacr;n&imacr;ed, ppl. --> undenied
[MED48168] und&#x113;&#x323;p, adj. --> undeep
[MED48169] und&emacr;part&amacr;bil&imacr;, adv. --> undepartable
[MED48170] und&emacr;part&amacr;bilnes, n. --> undepartableness
[MED48171] und&#x113;part&#x101;ble, adj. --> undepartable
[MED48172] und&#x113;parted, ppl. --> undeparted
[MED48173] und&#x113;parting, ger. --> undeparting
[MED48174] und&emacr;&breve;pendent, adj. --> undependent
[MED48175] under, adj.  --> under
[MED48176] under, adv.  --> under
[MED48177] under, prep.  --> under
[MED48178] under-, pref. --> under-
[MED48179] underadmir&#x101;l, n. --> under-admiral
[MED48180] underalter&amacr;ten, v. --> underalterate
[MED48181] und&emacr;rand, ppl. --> underand
[MED48182] und&#x113;randnes(se, n. --> underingness
[MED48183] underankeren, v. --> underanchor
[MED48184] underaumen&emacr;&breve;r, n. --> underaumener
[MED48185] underbail&imacr;, n. --> underbaily
[MED48186] underberen, v. --> underbear
[MED48187] underbindelis, n. --> underbindelis
[MED48188] underb&#x12B;nden, v. --> underbind
[MED48189] underb&imacr;nding(e, ger. --> underbinding
[MED48190] underbishop, n. --> under-bishop
[MED48191] underb&imacr;ting, ppl. --> underbiting
[MED48192] underblowen, v. --> underblow
[MED48193] underbo&yogh;t, ppl. --> underbo&yogh;t
[MED48194] underbrennen, v. --> 
[MED48195] underbr&emacr;thinge, ppl. --> underbreathing
[MED48196] underbr&imacr;sed, ppl. --> underbruised
[MED48197] underbroght, ppl. --> underbring
[MED48198] undercapitaine, n. --> under-captain
[MED48199] undercasten, v. --> undercast
[MED48200] undercasting(e, ger. --> undercasting
[MED48201] underceleresse, n. --> undercelleresse
[MED48202] underchambresse, n. --> under-chambress
[MED48203] underchaumberlein, n. --> underchaumberlein
[MED48204] underchaunter, n. --> underchaunter
[MED48205] underclerk, n. --> under-clerk
[MED48206] undercl&omacr;sed, ppl. --> underclose
[MED48207] undercollect&#x1D2;ur, n. --> under-collector
[MED48208] undercr&emacr;&dotb;pen, v. --> undercreep
[MED48209] undercr&emacr;&dotb;pinge, ger. --> undercreeping
[MED48210] undercr&imacr;en, v. --> undercried
[MED48211] undercuttar, n. --> undercuttar
[MED48212] undercutten, v. --> undercut
[MED48213] underdelven, v. --> underdelve
[MED48214] underdelvinge, ger. --> underdelving
[MED48215] underd&emacr;n, n. --> underden
[MED48216] underdiggid, ppl. --> underdig
[MED48217] underd&imacr;&breve;v&imacr;den, v. --> underdivide
[MED48218] underd&imacr;&breve;visi&ohacek;un, n. --> underdivision
[MED48219] underd&#x14D;&#x323;n, v. --> underdo
[MED48220] underd&#x1D2;uble, n. --> under-double
[MED48221] underd&ohacek;ublede, ppl. --> under-double
[MED48222] underdrenchen, v. --> underdrench
[MED48223] underdr&imacr;ven, v. --> underdriven
[MED48224] und&emacr;&dotb;re, adj. --> undear
[MED48225] underentren, v. --> underrentredyn
[MED48226] under&emacr;ren, v. --> underere
[MED48227] underesch&emacr;t&ohacek;ur, n. --> undereschetour
[MED48228] underf&amacr;ren, v. --> underfare
[MED48229] underfarsen, v. --> underfarsen
[MED48230] underfasting, ger. --> underfasting
[MED48231] underf&emacr;&dotb;den, v. --> underfeden
[MED48232] underf&emacr;ten, v. --> underfeten
[MED48233] underfillen, v. --> underfill
[MED48234] underf&#x12B;nden, v. --> underfind
[MED48235] underfl&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> underflen
[MED48236] underfl&emacr;&breve;shing, ger. --> underfleshing
[MED48237] underf&omacr;lde, ppl. --> underfolde
[MED48238] underfolewen, v. --> underfollow
[MED48239] underf&#x14D;&#x323;n, v. --> underfo
[MED48240] underfonden, v. --> underfond
[MED48241] underfongen, v. --> underfong
[MED48242] underfonging(e, ger. --> underfonging
[MED48243] under-f&omacr;&dotb;t, adv. --> underfoot
[MED48244] undergaderer, n. --> undergaderer
[MED48245] undergainen, v. --> undergain
[MED48246] undergangen, v. --> undergang
[MED48247] underganginge, ger. --> underganging
[MED48248] underg&#x113;&#x306;ten, v. --> under-get
[MED48249] undergin&ghacek;en, v. --> undergingen
[MED48250] undergirdel, n. --> undergirdel
[MED48251] undergirden, v. --> undergird
[MED48252] undergirder(e, n. --> undergirder
[MED48253] undergirding, ger. --> undergirding
[MED48254] underg&#x14D;ing(e, ger. --> undergoing
[MED48255] underg&#x14D;n, v. --> undergo
[MED48256] undergreithed, ppl. --> undergreithed
[MED48257] undergripen, ppl. --> undergripen
[MED48258] undergr&#x14D;pen, v. --> undergrope
[MED48259] undergr&#x1D2;und(e, n. --> underground
[MED48260] under-gr&ohacek;unde, adv. --> underground
[MED48261] undergrowen, v. --> undergrow
[MED48262] undergrowinge, ger. --> undergrowing
[MED48263] underh&#x113;ld(e, ppl. --> underheild
[MED48264] underh&emacr;ven, v. --> underheue
[MED48265] underhidde, ppl. --> underhidde
[MED48266] underhilid, ppl. --> underhilid
[MED48267] underh&omacr;ling, ger. --> underholying
[MED48268] under-h&#x14D;&#x306;nde, adv. --> underhand
[MED48269] underh&omacr;pen, v. --> underhope
[MED48270] underibringen, v. --> underbring
[MED48271] underjoinen, v. --> underjoin
[MED48272] underke&amacr;ble, adj. --> underkeable
[MED48273] underk&emacr;&dotb;ping, ger. --> underkepyng
[MED48274] underking, n. --> under-king
[MED48275] underlaughen, v. --> underlaugh
[MED48276] underlaughteren, v. --> underlaughter
[MED48277] underl&#x113;g&#x101;t, n. --> under-legate
[MED48278] underle&#x1E7;&#x1E7;er, n. --> underlegger
[MED48279] underlei, n. --> underlei
[MED48280] underleien, v. --> underlay
[MED48281] underl&#x12B;en, v. --> underlie
[MED48282] underling, n. --> underling
[MED48283] underl&omacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> underlook
[MED48284] underl&#x1D2;ut(e, n.(1) --> underlout
[MED48285] underl&ohacek;ute, n.(2) --> underloute
[MED48286] underl&ohacek;ut(e, adj. --> underlout
[MED48287] underl&#x1D2;uten, v.(1) --> underlout
[MED48288] underl&ohacek;uten, v.(2) --> underlet
[MED48289] undermaister, n. --> undermaster
[MED48290] underman, n. --> underman
[MED48291] undermeint, ppl. --> undermeint
[MED48292] under-m&#x113;l(e, n. --> undermeal
[MED48293] underm&emacr;&dotb;ven, v. --> undermeven
[MED48294] underm&#x12B;en, v. --> undermye
[MED48295] underm&#x12B;nen, v. --> undermine
[MED48296] underm&#x12B;ning(e, ger. --> undermining
[MED48297] underministr&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> underministracion
[MED48298] underministren, v. --> underministride
[MED48299] underministringe, ger. --> underministring
[MED48300] undermowen, v. --> undermow
[MED48301] undermowinge, ger. --> undermowing
[MED48302] undern, n. --> undern
[MED48303] undern&emacr;the(n, adv. --> underneath
[MED48304] undern&#x113;the(n, prep. --> underneath
[MED48305] undernimen, v. --> undernim
[MED48306] undernimer(e, n. --> undernimmer
[MED48307] underniming(e, ger. --> undernimming
[MED48308] undern-t&#x12B;de, n. --> undern-tide
[MED48309] undern-t&#x12B;me, n. --> undern-time
[MED48310] underoff&#x12B;&#x306;c&#x113;&#x306;r, n. --> under-officer
[MED48311] underord&imacr;ned, ppl. --> underordined
[MED48312] underornen, v. --> underorn
[MED48313] underpeinted, ppl. --> underpainted
[MED48314] underpicchen, v. --> underpight
[MED48315] underpinning, ger. --> underpinning
[MED48316] underplanten, v. --> underplant
[MED48317] underplantere, n. --> underplanter
[MED48318] underporter, n. --> underporter
[MED48319] underp&omacr;&breve;ten, v. --> underpoten
[MED48320] underpr&#x113;&#x323;st, n. --> underpriest
[MED48321] underputten, v. --> underput
[MED48322] underputtinge, ger. --> underputting
[MED48323] underravishen, v. --> underravish
[MED48324] underr&emacr;ren, v. --> underreren
[MED48325] underrivelen, v. --> underrivelen
[MED48326] underscite, n. --> underscite
[MED48327] unders&emacr;&dotb;chen, v. --> underseek
[MED48328] underseid, ppl. --> underseid
[MED48329] underseilen, v. --> underseilen
[MED48330] undersent, ppl. --> undersent
[MED48331] underserven, v.  --> underserve
[MED48332] underserving, ger. --> underserving
[MED48333] undersetle, n.  --> undersettle
[MED48334] undersetten, v.  --> underset
[MED48335] undersetter(e, n.  --> undersetter
[MED48336] undersetting(e, ger.  --> undersetting
[MED48337] undersextein, n. --> undersexton
[MED48338] undersh&#x12B;&#x306;r-r&#x113;&#x306;ve, n.  --> undersheriff
[MED48339] undersh&#x14D;ren, v.  --> undershore
[MED48340] undersinger, n. --> undersinger
[MED48341] undersinging, ger.  --> under-singing
[MED48342] unders&imacr;this, adv. --> undersythis
[MED48343] undersitten, v. --> undersitten
[MED48344] undersl&#x101;ken, v.  --> underslake
[MED48345] undersl&imacr;den, v. --> underslide
[MED48346] undersm&emacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> undersmeked
[MED48347] undersm&emacr;&dotb;kinge, ger. --> undersmekeing
[MED48348] undersm&imacr;ten, v. --> -----
[MED48349] undersm&omacr;ken, v. --> undersmoke
[MED48349.5] underspeken, v. --> underspeak
[MED48350] undersp&#x14D;ren, v.  --> underspore
[MED48351] underspreint, ppl. --> undersprint
[MED48352] understangen, v. --> understange
[MED48353] understeward, n.  --> under-steward
[MED48354] understewardship, n. --> understewardship
[MED48355] understillen, v. --> understill
[MED48356] understinken, v. --> understink
[MED48357] underst&#x12B;pren, v.  --> understipre
[MED48358] understond, n.  --> understand
[MED48359] understond&amacr;ble, adj. --> understandable
[MED48360] understond&amacr;blenes, n. --> understandableness
[MED48361] understondant, ppl.  --> understandant
[MED48362] underst&#x14D;&#x306;nden, v.  --> understand
[MED48363] understonder(e, n. --> understander
[MED48364] underst&omacr;&breve;nd&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> understrondiness
[MED48365] underst&omacr;&breve;nding(e, ger. --> understanding
[MED48366] understondingl&imacr;, adv. --> understandably
[MED48367] understreuen, v. --> understrew
[MED48368] understr&imacr;en, v. --> overstray
[MED48369] undersupporten, v. --> undersupport
[MED48370] undert&#x101;ken, v.  --> undertake
[MED48371] undert&#x101;ker(e, n.  --> undertaker
[MED48372] undert&#x101;king(e, ger.  --> undertaking
[MED48373] undertenden, v. --> undertenden
[MED48374] underth&emacr;&dotb;de, n. --> underthede
[MED48375] underth&emacr;&dotb;den, v. --> underthede
[MED48376] underth&emacr;&dotb;dnesse, n. --> underthedeness
[MED48377] underthirled, ppl. --> underthirled
[MED48378] underthresten, v. --> underthrast
[MED48379] underthristen, v. --> underthedeness
[MED48380] underthrouen, v. --> underthrow
[MED48381] undertreble, n.  --> under-treble
[MED48382] undertr&emacr;seres, n. --> undertreasuress
[MED48383] undertr&#x113;s&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;rer, n.  --> under-treasurer
[MED48384] undertrib&umacr;ne, n. --> undertribune
[MED48385] undertriplat, n. --> undertriplat
[MED48386] undertriple, n. --> under-triple
[MED48387] underturnen, v.  --> underturn
[MED48388] underturninge, ger. --> underturning
[MED48389] underve, adj. --> underve
[MED48390] underwedde, n. --> underwedde
[MED48391] underwenden, v. --> underwent
[MED48392] underw&emacr;&dotb;nen, v. --> underwene
[MED48393] underw&emacr;ven, v. --> underweven
[MED48394] underwexinge, ppl. --> underwexing
[MED48394.5] underwiten, v. --> underwit
[MED48395] under-w&#x14D;&#x323;d(e, n.  --> underwood
[MED48396] underwoxen, ppl. --> underwaxen
[MED48397] underwrethed, ppl. --> underwrethed
[MED48398] underwr&#x12B;ten, v.  --> underwrite
[MED48399] underwr&omacr;&dotb;ten, v. --> underwroot
[MED48400] underwr&omacr;&dotb;tinge, ger. --> underwroting
[MED48401] undery&emacr;&dotb;de, v. --> undergo
[MED48402] undery&#x113;&#x306;ten, v.  --> underyete
[MED48403] undery&omacr;&breve;ken, v. --> underyoke
[MED48404] undescr&#x12B;ed, ppl.  --> undescried
[MED48405] und&emacr;&breve;scr&imacr;vid, ppl. --> undescrived
[MED48406] und&emacr;&breve;serven, v. --> undeserve
[MED48407] und&#x113;&#x306;sicc&#x101;ble, adj.  --> undesiccable
[MED48408] und&#x113;&#x306;s&#x12B;ren, v.  --> undesire
[MED48409] und&emacr;&breve;s&imacr;ring, ger. --> undesiring
[MED48410] und&emacr;&breve;speired, adj. --> undespaired
[MED48411] und&#x113;&#x306;stroi&#x101;ble, adj.  --> undestroyable
[MED48412] und&#x113;&#x306;stroied, ppl.  --> undestroyed
[MED48413] und&#x113;termined, ppl.  --> undetermined
[MED48414] und&#x113;thl&#x12B;ch(e, adj.  --> undeathly
[MED48415] und&emacr;thl&imacr;cnesse, n. --> undeathliness
[MED48416] und&#x113;th-shildi&#x21D;nesse, n.  --> undeathshildiness
[MED48417] und&emacr;v&imacr;sed, ppl. --> undeviset
[MED48418] und&#x113;v&#x14D;ci&#x1D2;un, n.  --> undevotion
[MED48419] und&#x113;v&#x1D2;ut, adj.  --> undevout
[MED48420] und&#x113;v&#x1D2;uten, v.  --> undevout
[MED48421] und&#x113;v&#x1D2;utl&#x12B;, adv.  --> undevoutly
[MED48422] und&#x113;v&#x1D2;utnesse, n.  --> undevoutness
[MED48423] undewed, ppl.(1)  --> undewed
[MED48424] undewed, ppl.(2) --> undewed
[MED48425] undew&#x12B;, adj.  --> undewy
[MED48426] und&#x12B;en, v.  --> undye
[MED48427] undiff&#x101;did, ppl.  --> undiffaded
[MED48428] undifferent, adj.  --> undifferent
[MED48429] und&#x12B;&#x1E7;ested, ppl.  --> undigest
[MED48430] und&#x12B;&#x1E7;esti&#x1D2;un, n.  --> undigestion
[MED48431] undighten, v.  --> undight
[MED48432] undigne, adj.  --> undigne
[MED48433] undignel&imacr;, adv. --> undignely
[MED48434] undignit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> undignity
[MED48435] und&#x12B;inge, ppl.  --> undying
[MED48436] und&imacr;&breve;l&amacr;t&amacr;bl&imacr;e, adv. --> undilatably
[MED48437] undischarched, ppl. --> undischarched
[MED48438] undiscipl&#x12B;ned, ppl.  --> undisciplined
[MED48439] undiscipl&#x12B;n&#x1D2;us, adj.  --> undisciplinous
[MED48440] undisc&#x1D2;mf&#x12B;&#x306;ted, ppl.  --> undiscomfited
[MED48441] undiscreci&#x1D2;un, n.  --> undiscretion
[MED48442] undiscr&emacr;&dotb;t(e, adj. --> undiscreet
[MED48443] undiscr&#x113;&#x323;tl&#x12B;, adv.  --> undiscreetly
[MED48444] undiscussed, ppl.  --> undiscussed
[MED48445] undisert, adj. --> undisert
[MED48446] undis&emacr;sed, ppl. --> undiseased
[MED48447] undispended, ppl.  --> undispended
[MED48448] undispensed, ppl.  --> undispensed
[MED48449] undisp&#x14D;sen, v.  --> undispose
[MED48450] undisp&#x14D;sici&#x1D2;un, n.  --> undisposition
[MED48451] undisp&omacr;singe, ger. --> undisposing
[MED48452] undissevered, ppl.  --> undeserved
[MED48453] undistinct, adj.  --> undistinct
[MED48454] undistingwid, ppl. --> undistigwid
[MED48455] undist&ohacek;urbed, ppl. --> undistourbed
[MED48456] undist&ohacek;urblet, ppl. --> undisturbled
[MED48457] undistreined, ppl. --> undistrained
[MED48458] undistressed, ppl.  --> undistressed
[MED48459] unditten, v. --> undit
[MED48460] und&#x12B;&#x306;v&#x12B;ded, ppl. --> undivided
[MED48461] und&#x12B;&#x306;v&#x12B;dedl&#x12B;, adv. --> undividedly
[MED48462] und&imacr;&breve;v&imacr;ding, ppl. --> undividing
[MED48463] und&#x12B;&#x306;v&#x12B;s&#x12B;ble, adj. --> undivisible
[MED48464] und&#x14D;&#x323;er, n. --> undoer
[MED48465] undofte, ppl. --> undoffed
[MED48466] und&#x14D;&#x323;ing(e, ger. --> undoing
[MED48467] und&omacr;&breve;lor&amacr;ci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> undoloracion
[MED48468] und&omacr;&breve;lor&ohacek;us, adj. --> undolorous
[MED48469] und&omacr;&breve;lor&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> undolorously
[MED48470] und&#x14D;&#x323;n, v. --> undo
[MED48471] und&#x1D2;nged, ppl. --> undunged
[MED48472] undought&#x12B;, adj. --> undoughty
[MED48473] undou&yogh;t&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> undou&yogh;tily
[MED48474] und&ohacek;ut&amacr;ble, adj. --> undoubtable
[MED48475] und&ohacek;ut&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> undoubtably
[MED48476] und&#x1D2;uted, ppl. --> undoubted
[MED48477] und&ohacek;utedl&imacr;, adv. --> undoubtedly
[MED48478] und&ohacek;uteful, adj. --> undoubtful
[MED48479] und&ohacek;uting(e, ger. --> undoubting
[MED48480] und&ohacek;ut&ohacek;us, adj. --> undoubtous
[MED48481] undowid, ppl. --> undowed
[MED48482] undrauen, v. --> undraw
[MED48483] undr&emacr;deful, adj. --> undreadful
[MED48484] undr&emacr;dfull&imacr;, adv. --> undreadfully
[MED48485] undr&emacr;&dotb;gh(e, adj. --> undreigh
[MED48486] undreint, ppl. --> undrent
[MED48487] undrer, n. --> underer
[MED48488] undressen, v. --> undress
[MED48489] undr&#x12B;en, v. --> undry
[MED48490] undrincled, ppl. --> undrenkled
[MED48491] undr&ohacek;uned, ppl. --> undrowned
[MED48492] undrunken, ppl. --> undrunken
[MED48493] und&#x16B;e, adj. --> undue
[MED48494] und&#x16B;el&#x12B;, adv. --> unduly
[MED48495] undul, adj. --> undull
[MED48496] und&#x16B;r&#x101;ble, adj. --> undurable
[MED48497] und&#x16B;ren, v. --> undure
[MED48498] undwell&#x101;ble, adj. --> undwellable
[MED48499] &#x16B;&#x306;ne, adv. --> une
[MED48500] uneawf&aelig;stl&imacr;ce, adv. --> uneawfaestlice
[MED48501] unedif&imacr;ed, ppl. --> unedified
[MED48502] uneff&#x101;ble, adj. --> uneffable
[MED48503] uneffect&#x16B;&#x101;&#x306;l(e, adj. --> uneffectual
[MED48504] une&ghacek;ed, ppl. --> unedged
[MED48505] uneilinde, ppl. --> uneilinde
[MED48506] uneilindnesse, n. --> uneilindnesse
[MED48507] uneim&amacr;ble, adj. --> uneimable
[MED48508] un&#x113;lde, n. --> uneld
[MED48509] un&#x113;led, ppl. --> uneled
[MED48510] unemper&amacr;&breve;t, adj. --> unemperat
[MED48511] unemploied, ppl. --> unemployed
[MED48512] unenarr&#x101;ble, adj. --> unenarrable
[MED48513] unencumbird, ppl. --> unencumbered
[MED48514] un&emacr;nde&amacr;ble, adj. --> unendable
[MED48515] un&#x113;&#x306;nded, ppl. --> unended
[MED48516] un&#x113;&#x306;ndel&#x12B;ch(e, adv. --> unendly
[MED48517] unendented, ppl. --> unendented
[MED48518] unenf&ohacek;urmed, ppl. --> unenfourmed
[MED48519] unenp&#x113;ched, ppl. --> unimpeached
[MED48520] unenv&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> unenvied
[MED48521] un&emacr;qu&amacr;le, adj. --> unequal
[MED48522] un&#x113;qu&#x101;&#x306;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unequality
[MED48523] unequit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unequity
[MED48524] un&#x113;red, ppl. --> uneared
[MED48525] un&#x113;&#x306;rned, ppl. --> unearned
[MED48526] un&emacr;&breve;rthen, v. --> unearthed
[MED48527] unesch&#x16B;&#x101;ble, adj. --> uneschewable
[MED48528] unesch&umacr;&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> uneschewably
[MED48529] uneschu&amacr;&breve;le, adj. --> uneschewal
[MED48530] un&#x113;se, n. --> unease
[MED48531] un&emacr;sen, v. --> unease
[MED48532] un&#x113;s&#x12B;, adj. --> uneasy
[MED48533] un&emacr;s&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> uneasily
[MED48534] un&emacr;s&imacr;&breve;nes, n. --> uneasiness
[MED48535] un&emacr;&dotb;ste, adj. --> unoeste
[MED48536] unestim&#x101;ble, adj. --> unestimable
[MED48537] un&#x113;te, n. --> unete
[MED48538] un&#x113;ten, ppl. --> uneaten
[MED48539] un&#x113;the, adj.  --> uneath
[MED48540] un&#x113;the, adv.  --> uneath
[MED48541] un&emacr;thel&imacr;, adj. --> unethely
[MED48542] un&#x113;thes, adv.  --> uneaths
[MED48543] un&emacr;thnes, n. --> unethnes
[MED48544] un&#x113;ven, adj.  --> uneven
[MED48545] un&#x113;ven(e, adv.  --> uneven
[MED48546] un&emacr;veneh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> unevened
[MED48547] un&#x113;venen, v.  --> uneven
[MED48548] un&#x113;venl&#x12B;, adj.  --> unevenly
[MED48549] un&#x113;venl&#x12B;, adv.  --> unevenly
[MED48550] un&#x113;vennes(se, n.  --> unevenness
[MED48551] un&#x113;&#x306;vesed, ppl.  --> unevesed
[MED48552] unevident, adj.  --> unevident
[MED48553] un&#x113;&#x306;v&#x12B;&#x306;t&#x101;ble, adj.  --> unevitable
[MED48554] unexceptid, ppl. --> unexcepted
[MED48555] unexc&#x16B;s&#x101;ble, adj.  --> unexcusable
[MED48556] unexec&umacr;t, ppl. --> unexecute
[MED48557] unexerc&#x12B;sed, ppl.  --> unexercised
[MED48558] unexp&#x113;dient, adj.  --> unexpedient
[MED48559] unexpert, adj. --> unexpert
[MED48560] unexpert(e, ppl.  --> unexpert
[MED48561] unexpugn&#x101;ble, adj.  --> unexpugnable
[MED48562] unf&amacr;h, adj. --> unfah
[MED48563] unfaie, adj. --> unfaie
[MED48564] unfail&#x101;ble, adj.  --> unfailable
[MED48565] unfailing(e, ppl.  --> unfailing
[MED48566] unfailingl&#x12B;, adv.  --> unfailingly
[MED48567] unfain, adj.  --> unfain
[MED48568] unfain, adv. --> unfain
[MED48569] unfair, adj.  --> unfair
[MED48570] unfaire, adv.  --> unfair
[MED48571] unfaisible, adj. --> unfeasable
[MED48572] unf&#x101;ken, adj.  --> unfaken
[MED48573] unfall&amacr;ce, n. --> unfallace
[MED48574] unfall&amacr;ce, adj. --> unfallace
[MED48575] unfall&amacr;cel&imacr;, adv. --> unfallacely
[MED48576] unfallingl&imacr;, adv. --> unfallingly
[MED48577] unfals, n. --> unfals
[MED48578] unfals, adv. --> unfals
[MED48579] unf&#x101;m&#x1D2;us, adj.  --> unfamous
[MED48580] unfasten, v.  --> unfest
[MED48581] unfastenesse, n. --> unfasteness
[MED48582] unfastnen, v.  --> unfasten
[MED48583] unf&amacr;v&omacr;&dotb;&breve;r&amacr;bel&imacr;, adv. --> unfavorably
[MED48584] unf&amacr;v&omacr;&dotb;&breve;red, ppl. --> unfavored
[MED48585] unfed(de, ppl.  --> unfed
[MED48586] unfeined, ppl.  --> unfeigned
[MED48587] unfeininge, ppl. --> unfeigning
[MED48588] unfeiningl&imacr;, adv. --> unfeigningly
[MED48589] unfeinte, adj.  --> unfaint
[MED48590] unfeintid, ppl. --> unfainted
[MED48591] unfeintl&imacr;, adv. --> unfaintly
[MED48592] unfeith, n. --> unfaith
[MED48593] unfeithful, adj.  --> unfaithful
[MED48594] unfeithfull&#x12B;, adv.  --> unfaithfully
[MED48595] unfeithfulnes(se, n.  --> unfaithfulness
[MED48596] unf&emacr;&dotb;l&amacr;ble, adj. --> unfeelable
[MED48597] unf&#x113;le, adj.  --> unfele
[MED48598] unf&emacr;&dotb;len, v. --> unfeel
[MED48599] unfelicit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unfelicity
[MED48600] unf&emacr;&dotb;ling(e, ger. --> unfeeling
[MED48601] unf&emacr;&dotb;lingl&imacr;, adv. --> unfeelingly
[MED48602] unf&emacr;&dotb;lingnes(se, n. --> unfeelingness
[MED48603] unfel&ohacek;un, adj. --> unfelon
[MED48604] unf&emacr;r, n. --> unfer
[MED48605] unf&emacr;rde, ppl. --> unfeared
[MED48606] unf&emacr;rdeful, adj. --> unfeared
[MED48607] unf&#x113;&#x323;re, n.  --> unfere
[MED48608] unf&#x113;&#x323;r(e, adj.  --> unfere
[MED48609] unf&emacr;rful, adj. --> unfearful
[MED48610] unf&emacr;rfull&imacr;, adv. --> unfearfully
[MED48611] unferme, adj.  --> unfirm
[MED48612] unf&emacr;&dotb;rnes, n. --> unfereness
[MED48613] unf&emacr;&dotb;rs, adj. --> unfers
[MED48614] unf&emacr;stl&imacr;, adj. --> unfestly
[MED48615] unf&emacr;&breve;stred, ppl. --> unfestered
[MED48616] unf&emacr;te, adj. --> unfete
[MED48617] unfeteren, v. --> unfetter
[MED48618] unfetheren, v. --> unfeather
[MED48619] unfeue, adj.  --> unfew
[MED48620] unf&#x12B;led, ppl.(1)  --> unfiled
[MED48621] unf&#x12B;led, ppl.(2)  --> unfiled
[MED48622] unf&#x12B;linge, ppl.  --> unfiling
[MED48623] unfill&#x101;ble, adj.  --> unfillable
[MED48624] unfillen, v.  --> unfill
[MED48625] unfillingl&#x12B;, adj.  --> unfilling(like
[MED48626] unf&imacr;nd&amacr;ble, adj. --> unfindable
[MED48627] unf&#x12B;ne, adj. --> unfine
[MED48628] unfingeren, v. --> unfinger
[MED48629] unfitting, ppl. --> unfitting
[MED48630] unfittingl&imacr;, adv. --> unfittingly
[MED48631] unfl&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> unflacioun
[MED48632] unflain, ppl. --> unflain
[MED48633] unflecching, ppl. --> unfliching
[MED48634] unfleshen, v. --> unflesh
[MED48635] unflesh&#x12B;, adj. --> unfleshy
[MED48636] unf&omacr;lden, v.(1) --> unfold
[MED48637] unf&#x14D;lden, v.(2) --> unfold
[MED48638] unf&#x14D;ldinge, ger. --> unfolding
[MED48639] unf&omacr;&breve;nded, ppl. --> unfonded
[MED48640] unf&omacr;&breve;ndide, ppl. --> unfondide
[MED48641] unforb&emacr;r&amacr;ble, adj. --> unforbearable
[MED48642] unf&#x14D;&#x306;r&#x1E7;ed, ppl. --> unforged
[MED48643] unforg&#x14D;&#x323;lden, ppl. --> unforyolden
[MED48644] unforgult, ppl. --> unforguilt
[MED48645] unforht, adj. --> unforht
[MED48646] unforhtl&imacr;ce, adv. --> unforhtlice
[MED48647] unf&#x14D;&#x306;rm&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> unformal
[MED48648] unf&omacr;&breve;rm&amacr;&breve;ll&imacr;, adv. --> unformally
[MED48649] unf&#x14D;&#x306;rmed, ppl. --> unformed
[MED48650] unformolten, ppl. --> unformolten
[MED48651] unf&omacr;r-sein, ppl. --> unforsein
[MED48652] unf&omacr;&breve;rthe-broghte, ppl. --> unforthe-broghte
[MED48653] unforthinkinge, ger. --> unforthinking
[MED48654] unforthinkinge, ppl. --> unforethinking
[MED48655] unfortredde, n. --> unfortredde
[MED48656] unfort&#x16B;n&#x101;t(e, adj. --> unfortunate
[MED48657] unfort&#x16B;ne, n. --> unfortune
[MED48658] unfort&#x16B;ned, ppl. --> unfortuned
[MED48659] unforwondodl&imacr;c, adv. --> unforwondodl
[MED48660] unfotte, ppl. --> unfotte
[MED48661] unfoughten, ppl. --> unfoughten
[MED48662] unf&ohacek;ul, adj. --> unfoul
[MED48663] unf&#x1D2;uled, ppl. --> unfouled
[MED48664] unf&#x1D2;unded, ppl. --> unfonded
[MED48665] unf&#x1D2;unden, v. --> unfound
[MED48666] unfraied, ppl. --> unfrayed
[MED48667] unfraistede, ppl. --> unfraistede
[MED48668] unfr&#x101;me, n. --> unframe
[MED48669] unfr&#x101;men, v. --> unframe
[MED48670] unfraught, n. --> unfreight
[MED48671] unfraughten, v. --> unfraught
[MED48672] unfraunch&imacr;sed, ppl. --> unfranchised
[MED48673] unfr&#x113;&#x323;, adj. --> unfree
[MED48674] unfr&emacr;&dotb;de&amacr;bile, adj. --> unfredeable
[MED48675] unfr&emacr;&dotb;d&omacr;&dotb;&breve;m, n. --> unfreedom
[MED48676] unfr&#x113;&#x323;en, v. --> unfree
[MED48677] unfreined, ppl. --> unfreined
[MED48678] unfr&emacr;&dotb;l&imacr;, adj. --> unfrely
[MED48679] unfr&emacr;&dotb;l&imacr;, adv. --> unfreely
[MED48680] unfr&#x113;&#x323;-man, n. --> unfreeman
[MED48681] unfr&#x113;me, n. --> unfreme
[MED48682] unfr&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;nd, n. --> unfriend
[MED48683] unfr&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ndl&#x12B;, adj. --> unfriendly
[MED48684] unfr&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ndl&#x12B;, adv. --> unfriendly
[MED48685] unfr&emacr;&dotb;&breve;ndship, n. --> unfriendship
[MED48686] unfr&emacr;ten, ppl. --> unfreten
[MED48687] unfrith, n. --> unfrith
[MED48688] unfrith, adj. --> unfrith
[MED48689] unfruct&#x16B;&#x1D2;us, adj. --> unfructuous
[MED48690] unfruitand, ppl. --> unfruiting
[MED48691] unfruitful, adj. --> unfruitful
[MED48692] unfruitfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unfruitfully
[MED48693] unfruit&ohacek;use, adj. --> unfruitous
[MED48694] unful-fillen, v. --> unfulfill
[MED48695] unful-filling, ger. --> unfulfilling
[MED48696] unful-fillingnesse, n. --> unfulfillingness
[MED48697] unfulhtned, ppl. --> unfulghtened
[MED48698] unfulle, adj. --> unfull
[MED48699] unfulled, ppl. --> unfulled
[MED48700] unfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unfully
[MED48701] unful-m&amacr;kinge, ger. --> unfullmaking
[MED48702] unfurred, ppl. --> unfurred
[MED48703] ungadered, ppl. --> ungathered
[MED48704] ungail&imacr;, adv. --> ungaily
[MED48705] ungarbled, ppl. --> ungarbled
[MED48706] ungarnished, ppl. --> ungarnished
[MED48707] ungedered, ppl. --> ungedered
[MED48708] ungein, n. --> ungain
[MED48709] ungein, adj. --> ungain
[MED48710] ungeinen, v. --> ungainand
[MED48711] ungeinl&#x12B;, adv. --> ungainly
[MED48712] ungel, n. --> ungel
[MED48713] un&ghacek;endird, ppl. --> ungendered
[MED48714] un&ghacek;ent, adj. --> ungent
[MED48715] un&#x1E7;ent&#x12B;&#x306;l, adj. --> ungentle
[MED48716] un&#x1E7;ent&#x12B;&#x306;lesse, n. --> ungentilesse
[MED48717] un&#x1E7;ent&#x12B;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> ungently
[MED48718] un&ghacek;ent&imacr;&breve;lnes(se, n. --> ungentilesse
[MED48719] un&ghacek;entr&imacr;e, n. --> ungentry
[MED48720] ungessid, ppl. --> unguessed
[MED48721] ung&emacr;&breve;ten, ppl. --> ungotten
[MED48722] ungilded, ppl. --> ungilded
[MED48723] ungilt, ppl. --> ungilt
[MED48724] ungilth&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> ungilthed
[MED48725] ungilt&#x12B;, adj. --> unguilty
[MED48726] ungilt&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> ungiltif
[MED48727] ungilt&imacr;&breve;nesse, n. --> unguiltiness
[MED48728] ungiltl&emacr;s, adj. --> unguiltless
[MED48729] ungiltl&imacr;, adv. --> ungiltly
[MED48730] ung&#x12B;&#x306;rden, v. --> ungird
[MED48731] ung&imacr;ven, v. --> ungiven
[MED48732] unglad, adj.  --> unglad
[MED48733] ungl&amacr;&breve;de, adv. --> unglad, adj.
[MED48734] ungl&#x101;&#x306;den, v. --> unglad
[MED48735] ungladl&#x12B;, adj.  --> ungladly
[MED48736] ungladl&#x12B;, adv.  --> ungladly
[MED48737] ungladnes(se, n.  --> ungladness
[MED48738] ungle, n.(1)  --> ungula
[MED48739] ungl&#x113;&#x323;, n.(2)  --> ungle
[MED48740] ungl&omacr;r&imacr;&breve;ed, ppl. --> ungloried
[MED48741] ungl&#x14D;rif&#x12B;ed, ppl.  --> unglorified
[MED48742] ungl&omacr;r&imacr;&breve;ing, ger. --> unglorying
[MED48743] ungl&#x14D;ri&#x1D2;us, adj.  --> unglorious
[MED48744] ungl&omacr;sed, ppl. --> unglozed
[MED48745] ungl&#x14D;&#x323;ven, v.  --> unglove
[MED48746] ungn&emacr;de, adj. --> ungnede
[MED48747] ungn&#x113;de, adv.  --> ungnede
[MED48748] ung&omacr;&dotb;d, n. --> ungod
[MED48749] ung&#x14D;&#x323;d, adj.  --> ungood
[MED48750] ung&#x14D;&#x323;derl&#x12B;, adj.  --> ungoderly
[MED48751] ung&#x14D;&#x323;dl&#x12B;, adj.  --> ungoodly
[MED48752] ung&#x14D;&#x323;dl&#x12B;, adv.  --> ungodly
[MED48753] ung&omacr;&dotb;dl&imacr;h&emacr;d(e, n. --> ungoodliheed
[MED48753.5] ungodnes, n. --> ungoodness
[MED48753.6] ungoingable, adj. --> ungoingable
[MED48753.7] ungommed, ppl. --> ungummed
[MED48754] ung&#x14D;n, v.  --> ungo
[MED48755] ung&omacr;stl&imacr;, adv. --> unghostly
[MED48756] ungoverned(e, ppl.  --> ungoverned
[MED48757] ungr&#x101;ce, n.  --> ungrace
[MED48758] ungr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;us, adj.  --> ungracious
[MED48759] ungr&#x101;ci&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv.  --> ungraciously
[MED48760] ungraffed, ppl. --> ungraffed
[MED48761] ungr&#x101;te, n.  --> ungrate
[MED48762] ungr&#x101;ven, ppl.  --> ungraven
[MED48763] ungr&emacr;cid, ppl. --> ungreased
[MED48764] ungreined, ppl. --> ungrained
[MED48765] ungreith, adj. --> ungraith
[MED48766] ungreithed, ppl. --> ungraithed
[MED48767] ungreithl&#x12B;, adv.  --> ungraithly
[MED48768] ungr&emacr;&dotb;ne, adj. --> ungreen
[MED48769] ungr&#x113;te, n.  --> ungreat
[MED48770] ungrisel&imacr;che, adv. --> ungriseliche
[MED48771] ungrith, n.  --> ungrith
[MED48772] ungrobbed, ppl. --> ungrobbed
[MED48773] ungr&#x14D;p&#x101;ble, adj.  --> ungropable
[MED48774] ungr&ohacek;und&amacr;bil&imacr;, adv. --> ungroundably
[MED48775] ungr&#x1D2;und&#x101;ble, adj.  --> ungroundable
[MED48776] ungr&#x1D2;unded, ppl.  --> ungrounded
[MED48777] ungrucchede, ppl.  --> ungright
[MED48778] unguent, n.  --> unguent
[MED48779] unguent&#x101;r&#x12B;, n.  --> unguentary
[MED48780] unguerdonned, ppl.  --> unguerdoned
[MED48781] unguided, ppl. --> unguided
[MED48782] ungul&amacr;&breve;r, adj. --> ungular
[MED48783] unguling, ger. --> unguling
[MED48784] ungu&omacr;&dotb;se, adj. --> unguose
[MED48785] unhabit&#x101;ble, adj. --> unhabitable
[MED48786] unhabited, ppl.  --> unhabited
[MED48787] unhad, ppl.  --> unhad
[MED48788] unhagherl&#x12B;, adv.  --> unhagherly
[MED48789] unhalsed, ppl.  --> unhalsed
[MED48790] unhalved, ppl. --> unhalved
[MED48791] unhalwed, ppl.  --> unhallowed
[MED48792] unhalwendl&imacr;c, adj. --> unhalwendlic
[MED48793] unhande-m&amacr;de, ppl. --> unhandmade
[MED48794] unhap, n.  --> unhap
[MED48795] unhapl&#x12B;, adv.  --> unhappily
[MED48796] unhappen, adj.  --> unhappen
[MED48797] unhapp&#x12B;, adj.  --> unhappy
[MED48798] unhapp&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> unhappily
[MED48799] unhapp&#x12B;nes(se, n.  --> unhappiness
[MED48800] unhard, adj.  --> unhard
[MED48801] unhardelen, v.  --> unhardle
[MED48802] unhard&#x12B;, adj.  --> unhardy
[MED48803] unharmed, ppl.  --> unharmed
[MED48804] unharming, ger. --> unharming
[MED48805] unharneisen, v.  --> unharness
[MED48806] unhaspen, v.  --> unhasp
[MED48807] unhaunted, ppl. --> unhaunted
[MED48808] unhaunting, ppl. --> unhaunting
[MED48809] unhaving(e, ger. --> unhaving
[MED48810] unhaving(e, ppl. --> unhaving
[MED48811] unh&emacr;&dotb;de, adv. --> unhede
[MED48812] unheigh, adj. --> unheigh
[MED48813] unheight, n. --> unheight
[MED48814] unheile, adj. --> unheile
[MED48815] unheite, adj. --> unheite
[MED48816] unh&#x113;le, n.(1) --> unheal
[MED48817] unh&emacr;le, n.(2) --> unheal
[MED48818] unh&emacr;le&amacr;ble, adj. --> unhealable
[MED48819] unh&#x113;led, ppl. --> unhealed
[MED48820] unh&emacr;leful, adj. --> unhealful
[MED48821] unh&#x113;len, v. --> unhele
[MED48822] unh&emacr;lere, n. --> unheler
[MED48823] unh&emacr;linge, ger. --> unhealing
[MED48824] unhelmen, v. --> unhelm
[MED48825] unhelpe, n. --> unhelp
[MED48826] unhelpen, v. --> unhelp
[MED48827] unhelpl&#x12B;, adj. --> unhelply
[MED48828] unh&#x113;&#x306;lth, n. --> unhealth
[MED48829] unhemmed, ppl. --> unhemmed
[MED48830] unh&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;nd(e, adj. --> unhend
[MED48831] unh&emacr;&dotb;&breve;nd(e, adv. --> unhend
[MED48832] unh&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;ndel&#x12B;, adv. --> unhendly
[MED48833] unhent, ppl. --> unhent
[MED48834] unherborwed, ppl. --> unharboured
[MED48835] unh&emacr;&dotb;re, adj. --> unhere
[MED48836] unh&emacr;&dotb;re&amacr;bil(le, adj. --> unhearable
[MED48837] unh&emacr;ren, v.(1) --> unhair
[MED48838] unh&#x113;&#x323;ren, v.(2) --> unherd
[MED48838.5] unhering, ger. --> unhearing
[MED48839] unheriten, v. --> unherit
[MED48840] unh&#x113;&#x323;rl&#x12B;, adj. --> unherly
[MED48841] unh&emacr;&dotb;rsum, adj. --> unhersome
[MED48842] unh&emacr;&dotb;rsumnesse, n. --> unhersomeness
[MED48843] unhertes-&emacr;se, n. --> unheartes-ese
[MED48844] unhert&#x12B;, adj. --> unhearty
[MED48845] unh&emacr;th&imacr;, adj. --> unhethy
[MED48846] unh&emacr;&breve;tte, ppl. --> unhette
[MED48847] unh&emacr;&breve;vel&imacr;, adv. --> unheuely
[MED48848] unhewen, ppl. --> unhewn
[MED48849] unh&#x12B;den, v. --> unhide
[MED48850] unhighten, v. --> unhight
[MED48851] unhightl&#x12B;, adj. --> unhightly
[MED48852] unhi&yogh;tnes(se, n. --> unhi&yogh;tness
[MED48853] unhilen, v. --> unhill
[MED48854] unhilinge, ger. --> unhiling
[MED48855] unhl&imacr;sa, n. --> unhlisa
[MED48856] unhl&imacr;sful, adj. --> unhlisful
[MED48857] unh&#x14D;den, v. --> unhode
[MED48858] unh&#x14D;ld(e, adj. --> unhold
[MED48859] unh&omacr;lden, v. --> unholden, adj.
[MED48860] unh&omacr;le, n. --> unhale
[MED48861] unh&#x14D;l(e, adj. --> unwhole
[MED48862] unh&omacr;lenes, n. --> unholeness
[MED48863] unh&#x14D;l&#x12B;, adj. --> unholy
[MED48864] unh&#x14D;ls&#x1D2;m, adj. --> unwholesome
[MED48865] unh&omacr;ls&ohacek;ml&imacr;, adv. --> unwholesomely
[MED48866] unh&omacr;ls&ohacek;mnesse, n. --> unwholesomeness
[MED48867] unh&omacr;ml&imacr;nes, n. --> unhomeliness
[MED48868] unh&#x14D;&#x323;ne, n. --> unhone
[MED48869] unhonest&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unhonesty
[MED48870] unhonest(e, adj. --> unhonest
[MED48871] unhonestl&#x12B;, adv. --> unhonestly
[MED48872] unh&omacr;&breve;ngen, v. --> unhang
[MED48873] unh&#x14D;&#x306;ngingl&#x12B;, adv. --> unhangingly
[MED48874] unhon&#x1D2;ur&#x101;ble, adj. --> unhonourable
[MED48875] unhon&#x1D2;uren, v. --> unhonour
[MED48876] unh&#x14D;pe, n. --> unhope
[MED48877] unh&#x14D;ped(e, ppl. --> unhoped
[MED48878] unh&omacr;pfulle, adj. --> unhopeful
[MED48879] unh&omacr;pi&amacr;bul, adj. --> unhopeable
[MED48880] unh&#x14D;pingl&#x12B;, adv. --> unhopingly
[MED48881] unhorned, ppl. --> unhorned
[MED48882] unhorsen, v. --> unhorse
[MED48883] unh&#x14D;sed, ppl. --> unhosed
[MED48884] unhospit&#x101;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unhospitality
[MED48885] unh&#x1D2;usen, v. --> unhouse
[MED48886] unh&#x14D;&#x323;ve, n. --> unhove
[MED48887] unhungr&imacr;e, adj. --> unhungry
[MED48888] unhurt(e, ppl. --> unhurt
[MED48889] unhus-b&omacr;&breve;nding(e, ger. --> unhusbanding
[MED48890] &umacr;n&imacr;&breve;-, pref. --> uni-
[MED48891] &#x16B;nici&#x1D2;un, n. --> unition
[MED48892] &#x16B;nicorn(e, n. --> unicorn
[MED48893] &#x16B;n&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> uny
[MED48894] uni&emacr;&breve;nded, ppl. --> uniended
[MED48895] uni&emacr;&breve;ndedl&imacr;, adj. --> uniendedly
[MED48896] unifeie, adj. --> un-i-feie
[MED48897] unif&#x113;le, adj. --> un-i-fele
[MED48898] unif&#x14D;&#x323;h, n. --> un-i-foh
[MED48899] unif&#x14D;&#x323;h, adj. --> un-i-foh
[MED48900] unif&#x14D;&#x323;h, adv. --> un-i-foh
[MED48901] unif&omacr;&dotb;hl&imacr;, adv. --> unifohli
[MED48902] &#x16B;niforme, adj. --> uniform
[MED48903] &#x16B;niformel&#x12B;, adv. --> uniformly
[MED48904] &#x16B;niformit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> uniformity
[MED48905] uniharmid, ppl. --> uniharmed
[MED48906] unih&emacr;ded, ppl. --> uniheded
[MED48907] unih&emacr;&dotb;rsamnesse, n. --> unihersamness
[MED48908] unih&emacr;&dotb;rsum, adj. --> unihersum
[MED48909] unihertl&imacr;, adv. --> unihertly
[MED48910] unik&#x12B;nde, adj. --> un-i-cunde
[MED48911] uniknowe, ppl. --> uniknowe
[MED48912] unil&emacr;fful, adj. --> unilefful
[MED48913] unil&emacr;ffull&imacr;, adv. --> unileffully
[MED48914] unil&emacr;ffulnes, n. --> unileffulness
[MED48915] unil&emacr;fl&imacr;ces, adv. --> unileflices
[MED48916] unil&emacr;fsumnesse, n. --> unilefsumness
[MED48917] unil&emacr;red, ppl. --> unleared
[MED48918] unil&emacr;&dotb;ved, ppl. --> unileved
[MED48919] unil&imacr;che, n. --> uniliche
[MED48920] unil&#x12B;ch(e, adj. --> uniliche
[MED48921] unil&#x12B;che, adv. --> uniliche
[MED48922] unilimp, n. --> un-i-limp
[MED48923] unilimpl&imacr;che, adv. --> unilimpliche
[MED48924] unilo&yogh;e, adv. --> un-i-lowe
[MED48925] unim&#x101;ke, n. --> un-i-make
[MED48926] unim&amacr;ke, adj. --> unimake
[MED48927] unim&#x113;&#x306;t(e, n. --> unimete
[MED48928] unim&#x113;te, adj. --> unimete
[MED48929] unim&#x113;te, adv. --> unimete
[MED48930] unimetegod, ppl. --> unimetegod
[MED48931] unim&emacr;&breve;tel&imacr;, adv. --> unimetely
[MED48932] unimetfast, adj. --> unimetfast
[MED48933] unim&#x113;th, adv. --> un-i-meth
[MED48934] unimetl&imacr;, adj. --> unimetly
[MED48935] unin&ohacek;me, ppl. --> uninome
[MED48936] &#x16B;ni&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n, n. --> union
[MED48937] &#x16B;ni&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;nen, v. --> union
[MED48938] &#x16B;ni&#x1D2;un, n. --> union
[MED48939] uniqu&#x113;&#x323;me, adj. --> un-i-queme
[MED48940] unir&emacr;d, adj. --> unired
[MED48941] unir&emacr;dl&imacr;ce, adv. --> uniredlice
[MED48942] un&#x12B;rened, ppl. --> unironed
[MED48943] unir&#x12B;de, adj. --> un-i-ride
[MED48944] uniriht, n. --> un-i-right
[MED48945] unir&#x12B;m, n. --> un-i-rime
[MED48946] unir&imacr;m, adj. --> un-i-rime
[MED48947] unir&#x12B;med, ppl. --> un-i-rimed
[MED48948] unirisne, n. --> unirisne
[MED48949] unisahte, ppl. --> un-i-saught
[MED48950] uniseie, ppl. --> uniseie
[MED48951] uniseienl&imacr;che, adj. --> un-i-seyenly
[MED48952] unis&emacr;le, n. --> un-i-sele
[MED48953] unis&#x113;le, adj. --> un-i-sele
[MED48954] unis&emacr;l&imacr;che, adv. --> un-i-selly
[MED48955] unis&#x113;&#x306;l&#x12B;(e, adj. --> un-i-seli
[MED48956] unis&emacr;l&imacr;nes, n. --> uniselines
[MED48957] unis&#x113;&#x306;lthe, n. --> un-i-selth
[MED48958] unishathines, n. --> unishathines
[MED48959] unish&emacr;dw&imacr;s, adj. --> unishedwis
[MED48960] unishrive, ppl. --> unishrive
[MED48961] unisibbe, n. --> un-i-sib
[MED48962] unis&#x14D;&#x323;me, adj. --> un-i-some
[MED48963] &#x16B;nis&#x1D2;un, n. --> unison
[MED48964] unis&ohacek;und, adj. --> unisound
[MED48965] unis&umacr;nde, n. --> un-i-sound
[MED48966] unit&amacr;ld, ppl. --> unitald
[MED48967] &#x16B;nit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unity
[MED48968] &#x16B;n&#x12B;ten, v. --> unite
[MED48969] unith&imacr;ld, n. --> unithild
[MED48970] uni&#xF0;or, n. --> un-i-thor
[MED48971] unithw&aelig;&macr;re, adj. --> unithw&aelig;re
[MED48972] unithw&aelig;&macr;rnes, n. --> unithw&aelig;rnes
[MED48973] &#x16B;nit&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> unitive
[MED48974] unitreuth, n. --> unitreuth
[MED48975] &#x16B;nivers&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> universal
[MED48976] &#x16B;nivers&#x101;&#x306;lit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> universality
[MED48977] &#x16B;niversall&#x12B;, adv. --> universally
[MED48978] &#x16B;niverse, n. --> universe
[MED48979] &#x16B;niversit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> university
[MED48980] &umacr;niv&omacr;ca, adj. pl. --> univoca
[MED48981] &#x16B;niv&#x14D;&#x306;c&#x101;te, adj. --> univocate
[MED48982] &umacr;niv&omacr;c&emacr;&dotb;&breve;, adv. --> univoce
[MED48983] uniw&aelig;&macr;lde, adj. --> un-i-welde
[MED48984] uniw&#x101;ld, n. --> un-i-wald
[MED48985] uniw&#x101;ldes, adv. --> un-i-waldes
[MED48986] uniw&#x101;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> uniware
[MED48987] uniw&#x101;&#x306;res, adv. --> uniwares
[MED48988] uniwasse, ppl. --> uniwasse
[MED48989] uniweder, n. --> uniweder
[MED48990] uniwemmed, ppl. --> un-i-wemmed
[MED48991] uniw&emacr;&dotb;&breve;ndedl&imacr;, adj. --> un-i-wendedly
[MED48992] uniwidere, n. --> uniwidere
[MED48993] uniwil, n. --> un-i-will
[MED48994] uniwil, adj. --> un-i-wil
[MED48995] uniwine, n. --> un-i-wine
[MED48996] uniwis, adj. --> unwise
[MED48997] uniw&imacr;tned, ppl. --> uniweitned
[MED48998] uniw&ohacek;nel&imacr;, adj. --> uniwonely
[MED48999] uniwr&amacr;&breve;ste, adj. --> un-i-wrast
[MED49000] uniwrenche, n. --> un-i-wrench
[MED49001] unjoiful, adj. --> unjoyful
[MED49002] unjoinen, v. --> unjoin
[MED49003] unjoininge, ger. --> unjoining
[MED49004] unjointen, v. --> unjoint
[MED49005] unjointing(e, ger. --> unjointing
[MED49006] unjust(e, adj. --> unjust
[MED49007] unjust&#x12B;&#x306;ce, n. --> unjustice
[MED49008] unjustif&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> unjustified
[MED49009] unjustl&#x12B;, adv. --> unjustly
[MED49010] unjustnes, n. --> unjustness
[MED49011] unk, pron. --> unk
[MED49012] unk&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;mbed, ppl. --> unkembed
[MED49013] unkend(e, adj. --> unkenned
[MED49014] unk&#x113;&#x323;ne, adj. --> unkeen
[MED49015] unkept, ppl. --> unkept
[MED49016] unker, pron. --> unker
[MED49017] unkevelen, v. --> unkevel
[MED49018] unkidl&imacr;, adv. --> unkidly
[MED49019] unk&#x12B;nde, n. --> unkind
[MED49020] unk&#x12B;nd(e, adj. --> unkind
[MED49021] unk&imacr;nde, adv. --> unkinde
[MED49022] unk&#x12B;ndeh&#x113;de, n. --> unkindhead
[MED49023] unk&#x12B;ndel&#x12B;, adj. --> unkindly
[MED49024] unk&#x12B;ndel&#x12B;, adv. --> unkindly
[MED49025] unk&#x12B;ndenes(se, n. --> unkindness
[MED49026] unk&#x12B;ndeshipe, n. --> unkindship
[MED49027] unking, n. --> unkind
[MED49028] unkingl&#x12B;, adv. --> unkingly
[MED49029] unkinh&emacr;de, n. --> unkindhead
[MED49030] unkist(e, ppl. --> unkissed
[MED49031] unk&imacr;&breve;th, n. --> unketh
[MED49032] unk&#x12B;&#x306;the, adj. --> unketh
[MED49033] unk&#x12B;then, v. --> unkithe
[MED49034] unknightl&#x12B;, adj. --> unknightly
[MED49035] unknightl&#x12B;, adv. --> unknightly
[MED49036] unknit&amacr;ble, adj. --> unknitable
[MED49037] unknitten, v. --> unknit
[MED49038] unknittinge, ger. --> unknitting
[MED49039] unknouen, v. --> unknow
[MED49040] unknouing(e, ger. --> unknowing
[MED49041] unknouingl&imacr;, adv. --> unknowingly
[MED49042] unknoul&emacr;&breve;che, n. --> unknowledge
[MED49043] unknoul&emacr;&breve;chid, ppl. --> unknowledged
[MED49044] unknoul&emacr;&breve;chinge, ger. --> unknowledging
[MED49045] unknow&#x101;ble, adj. --> unknowable
[MED49046] unknower, n. --> unknower
[MED49047] unkorven, ppl. --> uncarven
[MED49048] unk-self, pron. --> unk-self
[MED49049] unl&#x101;b&#x1D2;ured, ppl. --> unlaboured
[MED49050] unlack&#x101;ble, adj. --> unlackable
[MED49051] unlack&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unlackably
[MED49052] unladde, ppl. --> unled
[MED49053] unl&#x101;den, v. --> unlade
[MED49054] unl&#x101;ding(e, ger. --> unlading
[MED49055] unl&aelig;&macr;cniende, ppl. --> unl&aelig;cniende
[MED49056] unlaght, ppl. --> unlaught
[MED49057] unl&#x101;me, adj. --> unlame
[MED49058] unlappen, v. --> unlap
[MED49059] unl&#x101;&#x306;r&#x1E7;e, adj. --> unlarge
[MED49060] unl&#x101;sen, v. --> unlace
[MED49061] unl&amacr;singe, ger. --> unlacing
[MED49062] unlasten, v. --> unlast
[MED49063] unl&#x101;te, ppl. --> unlet
[MED49064] unl&amacr;&eth;od, ppl. --> unla&eth;od
[MED49064.5] unlaudable, adj. --> unlaudable
[MED49065] unlaue, n.(1) --> unlaw
[MED49066] unlaue, n.(2) --> unlaw
[MED49067] unlauen-&emacr;&breve;rthe, n. --> unlauen-erthe
[MED49068] unlauful, adj. --> unlawful
[MED49069] unlaufull&imacr;, adv. --> unlawfully
[MED49070] unlaufulnes, n. --> unlawfulness
[MED49071] unlau&yogh;ter-m&imacr;lde, adj. --> unlaughter-mild
[MED49072] unlaul&imacr;che, adv. --> unlawly
[MED49073] unleas, adj. --> unleas
[MED49074] unl&#x113;&#x323;d(e, n.(1) --> unlede
[MED49075] unl&#x113;&#x323;de, n.(2) --> unlede
[MED49076] unl&#x113;de, adj. --> unlede
[MED49077] unl&#x113;f, adj.(1) --> unleve
[MED49078] unl&#x113;&#x323;f, adj.(2) --> unlief
[MED49079] unl&#x113;fful, adj.(1) --> unleveful
[MED49080] unl&#x113;fful, adj.(2) --> unleeful
[MED49081] unl&#x113;ffull&#x12B;, adv. --> unleefully
[MED49082] unl&emacr;ffulnes, n.(1) --> unleaffulness
[MED49083] unl&emacr;ffulnes, n.(2) --> unleefulness
[MED49084] unl&#x113;fl&#x12B;ch(e, adj. --> unlevely
[MED49085] unl&emacr;fs&ohacek;m, adj. --> unleesome
[MED49086] unleien, v. --> unlay
[MED49087] unl&#x113;l(e, adj. --> unleal
[MED49088] unl&#x113;ne, adj. --> unlean
[MED49089] unlengthe, n. --> unlength
[MED49090] unl&#x113;red, ppl. --> unleared
[MED49091] unl&#x113;rnen, v. --> unlearn
[MED49092] unl&emacr;&dotb;s&amacr;ble, adj. --> unlesable
[MED49093] unl&emacr;&dotb;sen, v.(1) --> unlesen
[MED49094] unl&#x113;&#x323;sen, v.(2) --> unleese
[MED49095] unlesse, conj. --> unless
[MED49096] unl&emacr;&breve;st, adj. --> unleast
[MED49097] unl&emacr;&dotb;th, n. --> unleth
[MED49098] unletted, ppl. --> unletted
[MED49099] unlettred, ppl. --> unlettered
[MED49100] unlettredl&imacr;, adv. --> unletteredly
[MED49101] unleut&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unlewty
[MED49102] unl&#x113;&#x323;v&#x101;ble, adj. --> unlevable
[MED49103] unlevied, ppl. --> unlevied
[MED49104] unl&#x113;&#x323;vinge, ppl. --> unleving
[MED49105] unlib-wurhta, n. --> unlib-wurhta
[MED49106] unl&imacr;chaml&imacr;c(e, adj. --> unlichamlice
[MED49107] unl&imacr;ch&imacr;, adj. --> unlike
[MED49108] unliden, v. --> unlid
[MED49109] unl&#x12B;f, adj. --> unlif
[MED49110] unligel, adj. --> unlighel
[MED49111] unlight, adj. --> unlight
[MED49112] unlight, ppl. --> unlight
[MED49113] unlighten, v. --> unlight
[MED49114] unl&imacr;k, n. --> unlike
[MED49115] unl&#x12B;k(e, adj. --> unlike
[MED49116] unl&#x12B;ke, adv. --> unlike
[MED49117] unl&imacr;k(e, prep. --> unlike
[MED49118] unl&#x12B;ken, v. --> unlike
[MED49119] unl&#x12B;king, ppl. --> unliking
[MED49120] unl&#x12B;king(e, ger. --> unliking
[MED49121] unl&#x12B;kl&#x12B;, adj. --> unlikely
[MED49122] unl&#x12B;kl&#x12B;, adv. --> unlikely
[MED49123] unl&imacr;kl&imacr;h&omacr;de, n. --> unlikelihood
[MED49124] unl&#x12B;kl&#x12B;nesse, n. --> unlikeliness
[MED49125] unl&imacr;knen, v. --> unliken
[MED49126] unl&#x12B;knes(se, n. --> unlikeness
[MED49127] unl&#x12B;men, v. --> unlime
[MED49128] unlimitid, ppl. --> unlimited
[MED49129] unlimp(e, n. --> unlimp
[MED49130] unlis&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> unlisible
[MED49131] unlist&#x12B;e, adj. --> unlisty
[MED49132] unlist&imacr;&breve;nes, n. --> unlistiness
[MED49133] unlitel, adj. --> unlittle
[MED49134] unliven, v. --> unlive
[MED49135] unlofed, ppl. --> unloved
[MED49136] unl&#x1D2;fs&#x1D2;m, adj. --> unlovesome
[MED49137] unl&omacr;&dotb;ked, ppl. --> unlooked
[MED49138] unl&#x14D;&#x306;ken, v. --> unlock
[MED49139] unl&omacr;ndisshe, adj. --> unlondish
[MED49140] unl&#x14D;rdl&#x12B;, adj. --> unlordly
[MED49141] unl&#x14D;rdl&#x12B;, adv. --> unlordly
[MED49142] unl&omacr;&dotb;s&amacr;ble, adj. --> unloosable
[MED49143] unl&omacr;&dotb;s&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unloosably
[MED49144] unl&#x14D;&#x323;sed, ppl. --> unlossed
[MED49145] unl&#x14D;&#x323;sen, v. --> unloose
[MED49146] unl&#x14D;&#x323;snen, v. --> unloosen
[MED49147] unl&omacr;thfulnes, n. --> unloathfulness
[MED49148] unl&#x14D;thnesse, n. --> unloathness
[MED49149] unl&#x14D;ths&#x1D2;m, adj. --> unloathsome
[MED49150] unl&#x1D2;uken, v. --> unlouk
[MED49151] unl&#x14D;v&#x101;ble, adj. --> unlovable
[MED49151.5] unlove, n. --> unlove
[MED49152] unl&#x1D2;vel&#x12B;, adj. --> unlovely
[MED49153] unl&#x1D2;vel&#x12B;, adv. --> unlovely
[MED49154] unl&#x1D2;ven, v. --> unlove
[MED49155] unl&ohacek;ve-r&emacr;de, adj. --> loverede
[MED49156] unl&#x16B;de, n. --> unlude
[MED49157] unlust, n. --> unlust
[MED49158] unlusth&#x113;&#x306;d, n. --> unlusthead
[MED49159] unlust&#x12B;, adj. --> unlusty
[MED49160] unlust&imacr;h&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> unlustihed
[MED49161] unlust&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unlustily
[MED49162] unlust&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> unlustiness
[MED49163] unlustl&imacr;, adj. --> unlustly
[MED49164] unluved(e, ppl. --> unluved
[MED49165] unmaiden, n. --> unmaiden
[MED49166] unmailen, v. --> unmail
[MED49167] unmaimed, ppl. --> unmaimed
[MED49168] unmain, n. --> unmain
[MED49169] unm&#x101;ken, v. --> unmake
[MED49170] unm&amacr;kere, n. --> unmaker
[MED49171] unman, n. --> unman
[MED49172] unmanerd, ppl. --> unmannered
[MED49173] unmanerl&#x12B;, adj. --> unmannerly
[MED49174] unmanerl&#x12B;, adv. --> unmannerly
[MED49175] unmanful, adj. --> unmanful
[MED49176] unmanfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unmanfully
[MED49177] unmanh&#x113;d(e, n. --> unmanhead
[MED49178] unmanl&#x12B;, adj. --> unmanly
[MED49179] unmanl&#x12B;, adv. --> unmanly
[MED49180] unmar&#x12B;&#x306;en, v. --> unmarry
[MED49181] unm&#x101;&#x306;teri&#x101;l, adj. --> unmaterial
[MED49182] unm&amacr;&breve;teri&amacr;ll&imacr;che, adv. --> unmaterialiche
[MED49183] unm&#x101;&#x306;t&#x16B;red, ppl. --> unmatured
[MED49184] unmawe, adj. --> unmawe
[MED49185] unm&emacr;&dotb;d, adj. --> unmed
[MED49186] unm&emacr;&dotb;deful, adj. --> unmeedful
[MED49187] unm&emacr;&dotb;d&imacr;, adj. --> unmeedy
[MED49188] unmedlid, ppl. --> unmeddled
[MED49189] unm&#x113;&#x323;k(e, adj. --> unmeek
[MED49190] unm&#x113;&#x323;kel&#x12B;, adv. --> unmeekly
[MED49191] unm&emacr;&dotb;kenes(se, n. --> unmeekness
[MED49192] unmensken, v. --> unmensk
[MED49193] unmerc&#x12B;, n. --> unmercy
[MED49194] unmerci&#x101;ble, adj. --> unmerciable
[MED49195] unmerc&#x12B;ful, adj. --> unmerciful
[MED49196] unmerc&imacr;fulh&emacr;&breve;d, n. --> unmercifulhead
[MED49197] unmerficence, n. --> unmerficence
[MED49198] unmer&imacr;&breve;te, n. --> unmerit
[MED49199] unmerred, ppl. --> unmarred
[MED49200] unm&emacr;&breve;s&umacr;r&amacr;bilnes, n. --> unmeasureableness
[MED49201] unm&#x113;&#x306;s&#x16B;r&#x101;ble, adj. --> unmeasurable
[MED49202] unm&#x113;&#x306;s&#x16B;r&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unmeasurably
[MED49203] unm&emacr;&breve;s&umacr;rdnes, n. --> unmeasured
[MED49204] unm&#x113;&#x306;s&#x16B;re, n. --> unmeasure
[MED49205] unm&emacr;&breve;s&umacr;red, ppl. --> unmeasured
[MED49206] unm&emacr;&breve;s&umacr;rel&imacr;, adv. --> unmeasurely
[MED49207] unm&emacr;&breve;te, n. --> unmeet
[MED49208] unm&#x113;te, adj. --> unmeet
[MED49209] unm&emacr;te, adv. --> unmeet
[MED49210] unm&emacr;tel&imacr;, adj. --> unmeetly
[MED49211] unm&#x113;tel&#x12B;, adv. --> unmeetly
[MED49212] unm&#x113;th, adv. --> unmeth
[MED49213] unm&#x113;th(e, n. --> unmethe
[MED49214] unm&#x113;th(e, adj. --> unmethe
[MED49215] unm&emacr;thl&imacr;, adj. --> unmethly
[MED49216] unm&#x113;thl&#x12B;, adv. --> unmethely
[MED49217] unm&emacr;thshipe, n. --> unmetheship
[MED49218] unm&emacr;tnesse, n. --> unmeetness
[MED49219] unm&#x113;&#x323;v&#x101;ble, adj. --> unmovable
[MED49220] unm&emacr;&dotb;v&amacr;blenesse, n. --> unmovableness
[MED49221] unm&#x113;&#x323;v&#x101;blet&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unmovablety
[MED49222] unm&emacr;&dotb;v&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unmovably
[MED49223] unm&emacr;&dotb;ved, ppl. --> unmoved
[MED49224] unm&emacr;&dotb;ving, ppl. --> unmoving
[MED49225] unm&emacr;&dotb;vinge, ger. --> unmoving
[MED49226] unmight, n. --> unmight
[MED49227] unmight, adj. --> unmight
[MED49228] unmightful, adj. --> unmightful
[MED49229] unmightfulnes, n. --> unmightfulness
[MED49230] unmight&#x12B;, adj. --> unmighty
[MED49231] unmight&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unmightily
[MED49232] unmight&#x12B;nes(se, n. --> unmightiness
[MED49233] unmight&imacr;&ohacek;us, n. --> mightious
[MED49234] unmightl&#x12B;, adv. --> unmightly
[MED49235] unm&#x12B;ld(e, adj. --> unmild
[MED49236] unm&imacr;ldenes, n. --> unmildness
[MED49237] unm&imacr;ld-heort, adj. --> unmild-heort
[MED49238] unm&#x12B;nd, adj. --> unmind
[MED49239] unm&#x12B;ndeful, adj. --> unmindful
[MED49240] unm&#x12B;nding, ger. --> unminding
[MED49241] unm&imacr;ndl&imacr;ce, adv. --> unmindlice
[MED49242] unm&#x12B;ndlinge, adv. --> unmindling
[MED49243] unmir&#x12B;e, adj. --> unmerry
[MED49244] unmirthen, v. --> unmirth
[MED49245] unmiste, ppl. --> unmissed
[MED49246] unm&imacr;&breve;sur, adj. --> unmisur
[MED49247] unm&#x12B;the, n. --> unmithe
[MED49248] unmoder&#x101;t(e, adj. --> unmoderate
[MED49249] unmoder&#x101;tel&#x12B;, adv. --> unmoderately
[MED49250] unm&omacr;&dotb;derl&imacr;, adv. --> unmotherly
[MED49251] unmoebilt&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unmobility
[MED49252] unmoeble, n. --> unmoble
[MED49253] unmoeble, adj. --> unmoble
[MED49254] unmoeblenesse, n. --> unmobleness
[MED49255] unmoist(e, adj. --> unmoist
[MED49256] unmordic&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> unmordicacioun
[MED49257] unmortific&#x101;te, ppl. --> unmortificate
[MED49258] unmortif&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> unmortified
[MED49259] unm&#x1D2;uled, ppl. --> unmouled
[MED49260] unm&ohacek;ustred, ppl. --> unmoustred
[MED49261] unmuchelen, v. --> unmuchelen
[MED49262] unm&#x16B;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> unmutable
[MED49263] unnailen, v. --> unnail
[MED49264] unnait(e, n. --> unnait
[MED49265] unnait(e, adj. --> unnait
[MED49266] unnaitl&imacr;ke, adv. --> unnaitlike
[MED49267] unnaitnes(se, n. --> unnaitness
[MED49268] unnaitship, n. --> unnaitship
[MED49269] unn&#x101;med, ppl. --> unnamed
[MED49270] unnarr&amacr;bele, adj. --> unnarrable
[MED49271] unn&#x101;t&#x16B;r&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> unnatural
[MED49272] unn&#x101;t&#x16B;rell&#x12B;, adv. --> unnaturally
[MED49273] unn&amacr;t&umacr;relnesse, n. --> unnaturalness
[MED49274] unnecess&#x101;r&#x12B;(e, adj. --> unnecessary
[MED49275] unn&emacr;&dotb;d, adv. --> unned
[MED49276] unn&#x113;&#x323;de, n. --> unneed
[MED49277] unn&#x113;&#x323;deful, adj. --> unneedful
[MED49278] unn&emacr;&dotb;del&emacr;&breve;s, adv. --> unnedeles
[MED49279] unn&emacr;&dotb;d&imacr;(e, adj. --> unneedy
[MED49280] unnen, v. --> unne
[MED49281] unneomelich, adj. --> unnimly
[MED49282] unnesten, v. --> unnest
[MED49283] unnestlen, v. --> unnestle
[MED49284] unn&#x113;&#x306;t, adj. --> unnet
[MED49285] unnevened, ppl. --> unnevened
[MED49286] unninge, ger. --> unning
[MED49287] unnit, n. --> unnut
[MED49288] unnit, adj. --> unnut
[MED49289] unn&imacr;thing, adj. or n. --> unnithing
[MED49290] unnitl&imacr;, adj. --> unnetlic
[MED49291] unn&#x14D;bilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unnobility
[MED49292] unn&#x14D;ble, adj. --> unnoble
[MED49293] unn&#x14D;blei, n. --> unnobley
[MED49294] unn&omacr;blenesse, n. --> unnoble
[MED49295] unn&#x14D;blet&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unnoblety
[MED49296] unnoiandnes, n. --> unnoyingness
[MED49297] unnoied, ppl. --> unnoyed
[MED49298] unnoing, ppl. --> unnoying
[MED49299] unnoi&#x1D2;us, adj. --> unnoyous
[MED49300] unn&#x1D2;mbr&#x101;ble, adj. --> unnumberable
[MED49301] unn&ohacek;mbred, ppl. --> unnumbered
[MED49302] unn&#x1D2;me, ppl. --> unnome
[MED49303] unn&#x14D;&#x306;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> unnotable
[MED49304] unn&#x14D;teful, adj. --> unnoteful
[MED49305] unnumer&#x101;ble, adj. --> unnumerable
[MED49306] unnumer&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unnumberably
[MED49307] unob&#x113;dience, n. --> unobedience
[MED49308] unob&emacr;dienc&emacr;&breve;r, n. --> unobediencers
[MED49309] unob&#x113;dient, adj. --> unobedient
[MED49310] unob&emacr;dientl&imacr;che, adv. --> unobedientlich
[MED49311] unobeien, v. --> unobey
[MED49312] unobeier, n. --> unobeier
[MED49313] unobeisaunce, n. --> unobeisance
[MED49314] unobeisaunt, adj. --> unobeisant
[MED49315] unob&emacr;shinge, ppl. --> unobeishing
[MED49316] unoccup&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> unoccupied
[MED49317] unofearned, ppl. --> unofearned
[MED49318] unoffended, ppl. --> unoffended
[MED49319] unoffensid, ppl. --> unoffenced
[MED49320] unofserved, ppl. --> unofserved
[MED49321] un&omacr;lde, adj. --> unold
[MED49322] unongunnen, ppl. --> through-won
[MED49323] un&#x14D;&#x306;ninge, n. --> unoning
[MED49324] un&#x14D;&#x306;pened, ppl. --> unopened
[MED49325] unordein&emacr;&dotb;, adj. --> unordain
[MED49326] unordeinen, v. --> unordain
[MED49327] unordeining, ger. --> unordaining
[MED49328] unordeinl&imacr;, adv. --> unordainly
[MED49329] unordin&#x101;t(e, adj. --> unordinate
[MED49330] unordin&amacr;tl&imacr;, adv. --> unordinately
[MED49331] unordinel, adj. --> unordinal
[MED49332] unordren, v. --> unorder
[MED49333] unorne, adj. --> unorn
[MED49334] unornel&#x12B;, adv. --> unornly
[MED49335] unorneshipe, n. --> unornship
[MED49336] unoverc&#x1D2;m&#x101;ble, adj. --> unovercomable
[MED49337] unoverc&#x1D2;men, ppl. --> unovercome
[MED49338] unoverpass&#x101;ble, adj. --> unoverpassable
[MED49339] unovertrow&#x101;ble, adj. --> unovertrowable
[MED49340] unoverwinningl&imacr;, adj. --> unoverwinningly
[MED49341] unp&#x101;cience, n. --> unpatience
[MED49342] unp&#x101;cient, adj. --> unpatient
[MED49343] unp&amacr;cientl&imacr;, adv. --> unpatiently
[MED49344] unpai&#x101;ble, adj. --> unpayable
[MED49345] unpaiement, n. --> unpayment
[MED49346] unpaien, v. --> unpay
[MED49347] unpairit, ppl. --> unpaitit
[MED49348] unpakken, v. --> unpack
[MED49349] unpakking, ger. --> unpacking
[MED49350] unp&#x101;&#x306;red, ppl. --> unpared
[MED49351] unparf&imacr;&breve;t, n. --> unparfit
[MED49352] unparf&#x12B;&#x306;t, adj. --> unperfect
[MED49353] unparf&imacr;&breve;t&amacr;ble, adj. --> unparfitable
[MED49354] unparf&imacr;&breve;tl&imacr;, adv. --> unperfectly
[MED49355] unparf&imacr;&breve;tnes, n. --> unperfectness
[MED49356] unparigal, adj. --> unparegal
[MED49357] unpart&#x101;ble, adj. --> unpartable
[MED49358] unpart&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unpartably
[MED49359] unparted, ppl. --> unparted
[MED49360] unpartingl&#x12B;, adv. --> unpartingly
[MED49361] unpass&imacr;&breve;bel, adj. --> unpassible
[MED49362] unpassibilit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unpassability
[MED49363] unpassible, adj. --> unpassible
[MED49364] unpassingl&imacr;che, adv. --> unpassingliche
[MED49365] unpaunchen, v. --> unpaunch
[MED49366] unpeined, ppl. --> unpained
[MED49367] unpeineful, adj. --> unpainful
[MED49368] unpeinefull&imacr;, adv. --> unpainful
[MED49369] unpeinted, ppl. --> unpainted
[MED49370] unpeisen, v. --> unpaised
[MED49371] unpenitr&amacr;ble, adj. --> unpenetrable
[MED49371.5] unper, adj. --> unper
[MED49372] unperceiv&#x101;ble, adj. --> unperceivable
[MED49373] unperceiv&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unperceivably
[MED49374] unperceived, ppl. --> unperceived
[MED49375] unperceptible, adj. --> unperceptible
[MED49376] unperfecci&#x1D2;un, n. --> unperfection
[MED49377] unperf&#x1D2;urmed(e, ppl. --> unperformed
[MED49378] unperished, ppl. --> unperished
[MED49379] unp&emacr;&dotb;rs&amacr;ble, adj. --> unpierceable
[MED49380] unp&emacr;&dotb;rsede, ppl. --> unpierced
[MED49381] unpersev&#x113;&#x306;raunce, n. --> unperseverance
[MED49382] unperteining, ppl. --> unpertaining
[MED49383] unpertinent, adj. --> unpertinent
[MED49384] unpertinentl&imacr;, adv. --> unpertinently
[MED49385] unperturbed, ppl. --> unperturbed
[MED49386] unp&#x113;&#x306;s, n. --> unpeace
[MED49387] unp&#x113;&#x306;sed, ppl. --> unpeaced
[MED49388] unp&#x113;&#x306;s&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> unpeaceable
[MED49389] unp&emacr;&breve;s&imacr;&breve;blenes, n. --> unpeaceableness
[MED49390] unp&emacr;&breve;s&imacr;&breve;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unpeaceably
[MED49391] unp&imacr;et&ohacek;us, adj. --> unpietous
[MED49392] unp&#x12B;&#x306;ken, v. --> unpick
[MED49393] unp&#x12B;ned, ppl. --> unpined
[MED49394] unpinnen, v. --> unpin
[MED49395] unpinninge, ger. --> unpinning
[MED49396] unpit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unpity
[MED49397] unpit&#x113;&#x323;ful, adj. --> unpitiful
[MED49398] unpit&#x1D2;us, adj. --> unpiteous
[MED49399] unpit&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> unpiteously
[MED49400] unpit&ohacek;usnesse, n. --> unpiteousness
[MED49401] unpit&ohacek;ust&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unpiteousty
[MED49402] unplauntid, ppl. --> unplanted
[MED49403] unplein, adj. --> unplain
[MED49404] unpleit&#x101;ble, adj. --> unplitable
[MED49405] unpleiten, v. --> unplight
[MED49406] unpleol&imacr;ce, adv. --> unpleolice
[MED49407] unpl&#x113;&#x306;saunt, adj. --> unpleasant
[MED49408] unpl&#x113;sid, ppl. --> unpleased
[MED49409] unpl&emacr;sing, ppl. --> unpleasing
[MED49410] unpl&#x12B;&#x101;ble, adj. --> unpliable
[MED49411] unpl&#x12B;en, v. --> unply
[MED49412] unpli&yogh;t, n. --> unplight
[MED49413] unpolished, ppl. --> unpolished
[MED49414] unport&#x101;ble, adj. --> unportable
[MED49415] unport&umacr;ne, adj. --> unportune
[MED49416] unpossessen, v. --> unpossess
[MED49417] unposs&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> unpossible
[MED49418] unp&ohacek;udred, ppl. --> unpowdered
[MED49419] unpow&emacr;&breve;re, n. --> unpower
[MED49420] unpraied, ppl. --> unprayed
[MED49421] unprei&#x101;ble, adj. --> unprayable
[MED49422] unpreied, ppl. --> unprayed
[MED49423] unpreis&#x101;ble, adj. --> unpraisable
[MED49424] unpreisen, v. --> unpraise
[MED49425] unpr&#x113;&#x306;j&#x16B;diced, ppl. --> unprejudiced
[MED49426] unprest(e, adj. --> unprest
[MED49427] unpr&#x113;&#x323;v&#x101;ble, adj. --> unprovable
[MED49428] unpr&emacr;&dotb;vednes, n. --> unprovedness
[MED49429] unpr&#x113;&#x323;ven, v. --> unprove
[MED49430] unpr&emacr;&dotb;ving, ger. --> unproving
[MED49431] unprikken, v. --> unprikken
[MED49432] unpr&imacr;s&amacr;ble, adj. --> unpraisable
[MED49433] unpris&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;nen, v. --> unprison
[MED49434] unprist, n. --> unprist
[MED49435] unpr&#x14D;&#x306;fessed, ppl. --> unprofessed
[MED49436] unpr&omacr;&breve;fit&amacr;belnesse, n. --> unprofitableness
[MED49437] unpr&#x14D;&#x306;fit&#x101;ble, adj. --> unprofitable
[MED49438] unpr&#x14D;&#x306;fit&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unprofitably
[MED49439] unpr&#x14D;&#x306;fit(e, n. --> unprofit
[MED49440] unpr&#x14D;&#x306;fiten, v. --> unprofit
[MED49441] unpr&#x14D;m&#x14D;ted, ppl. --> unpromoted
[MED49442] unpr&omacr;porci&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n&amacr;tnes, n. --> unproportionateness
[MED49443] unpr&omacr;porci&omacr;&dotb;ned, ppl. --> unproportioned
[MED49444] unpr&#x14D;&#x306;pre, adj. --> unproper
[MED49445] unpr&#x14D;&#x306;prel&#x12B;, adv. --> unproperly
[MED49445.5] unprouable, n. --> unprowable
[MED49446] unpr&#x14D;v&#x12B;&#x306;ded, ppl. --> unprovided
[MED49447] unpr&omacr;&dotb;we, n. --> unprow
[MED49448] unpr&#x16B;dence, n. --> unprudence
[MED49449] unpr&#x16B;dent, adj. --> unprudent
[MED49450] unpr&#x16B;dentl&#x12B;, adv. --> unprudently
[MED49451] unpulled, ppl. --> unpulled
[MED49452] unpunished, ppl. --> unpunished
[MED49453] unpunishement(e, n. --> unpunishment
[MED49454] unpunishinge, ger. --> unpunishing
[MED49455] unpurch&#x101;&#x306;sed, ppl. --> unpurchased
[MED49456] unp&#x16B;re, adj. --> unpure
[MED49457] unp&#x16B;red(e, ppl. --> unpured
[MED49458] unp&umacr;rel&imacr;, adv. --> unpurely
[MED49459] unp&umacr;renes, n. --> unpureness
[MED49460] unpur&ghacek;id, ppl. --> unpurged
[MED49461] unpursen, v. --> unpurse
[MED49461.5] unpurveiedli, adv. --> unpurveyedly
[MED49462] unpurveien, v. --> unpurveyed
[MED49463] unqueint, adj. --> unquaint
[MED49464] unqueintel&imacr;, adv. --> unqueintely
[MED49465] unquellide, ppl. --> unquelled
[MED49466] unqu&#x113;&#x323;m&#x101;ble, adj. --> unquemable
[MED49467] unqu&emacr;&dotb;mabl&imacr;, adv. --> unquemably
[MED49468] unqu&#x113;&#x323;me, adj. --> unqueme
[MED49469] unqu&emacr;&dotb;mefull&imacr;, adv. --> unquemefully
[MED49470] unqu&emacr;&dotb;mel&imacr;, adv. --> unquemely
[MED49471] unqu&#x113;&#x323;men, v. --> unqueme
[MED49472] unquench&#x101;ble, adj. --> unquenchable
[MED49473] unquenched, ppl. --> unquenched
[MED49474] unquert, n. --> unquert
[MED49475] unquert(e, adj. --> unquert
[MED49476] unqui&#x113;&#x306;t(e, adj. --> unquiet
[MED49477] unqui&#x113;&#x306;ten, v. --> unquiet
[MED49478] unqui&emacr;&breve;tenesse, n. --> unquietness
[MED49479] unqu&#x12B;&#x306;k(e, adj. --> unquick
[MED49480] unqu&#x12B;&#x306;t(e, ppl. --> unquit
[MED49481] unquittr&imacr;, adj. --> unquittry
[MED49482] unqwelmen, v. --> unqwelmen
[MED49483] unr&#x101;ced, ppl. --> unraced
[MED49484] unr&amacr;d, n. --> unrad
[MED49485] unrad, adj. --> unrad
[MED49486] unradde, adj. --> unradde
[MED49487] unraide, ppl. --> unrayed
[MED49488] unraiside, ppl. --> unraised
[MED49489] unr&amacr;ke, ppl. --> unrake
[MED49490] unreb&umacr;kid, ppl. --> unrebuked
[MED49491] unr&#x113;&#x323;&#x306;chel&#x113;&#x306;s, adj. --> unreckless
[MED49492] unreclaimed, ppl. --> unreclaimed
[MED49493] unrecompensid, ppl. --> unrecompensed
[MED49494] unreconc&#x12B;led, ppl. --> unreconciled
[MED49495] unrecover&#x101;ble, adj. --> unrecoverable
[MED49496] unrecover&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unrecoverably
[MED49497] unrecuper&#x101;ble, adj. --> unrecuperable
[MED49498] unrec&umacr;r&amacr;bil, adj. --> unrecurable
[MED49499] unrec&#x16B;red, ppl. --> unrecured
[MED49500] unr&#x113;d, n. --> unrede
[MED49501] unr&emacr;de, adj. --> unred
[MED49502] unr&#x113;d&#x12B;, adj.(1) --> unredy
[MED49503] unr&#x113;d&#x12B;, adj.(2) --> unready
[MED49504] unr&#x113;d&#x12B;l&#x12B;, adv.(1) --> unredily
[MED49505] unr&emacr;d&imacr;l&imacr;, adv.(2) --> unreadily
[MED49506] unr&emacr;d&imacr;nes, n. --> unrediness
[MED49507] unr&#x113;dl&#x12B;, adv. --> unredly
[MED49508] unred&#x16B;ced, ppl. --> unreduced
[MED49509] unrefrained, ppl. --> unrefrained
[MED49510] unregnen, v. --> unreign
[MED49511] unr&emacr;&breve;hersid, ppl. --> unrehearsed
[MED49512] unreined, ppl. --> unreined
[MED49513] unr&#x113;ken, adj. --> unreken
[MED49514] unr&#x113;ken, v. --> unreke
[MED49515] unrekened, ppl. --> unreckoned
[MED49516] unr&emacr;kenl&imacr;, adv. --> unrekenly
[MED49517] unrel&emacr;sed, ppl. --> unreleased
[MED49518] unreli&#x1E7;i&#x14D;sit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unreligiosity
[MED49519] unreli&#x1E7;i&#x1D2;us, adj. --> unreligious
[MED49520] unreli&ghacek;i&ohacek;usl&imacr;, adv. --> unreligiously
[MED49521] unreli&ghacek;i&ohacek;ust&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> unreligioustee
[MED49522] unremedi&#x101;ble, adj. --> unremediable
[MED49523] unremed&#x12B;&#x306;ed, ppl. --> unremedied
[MED49524] unremembraunce, n. --> unremembrance
[MED49525] unremembred, ppl. --> unremembered
[MED49526] unrem&#x113;&#x323;ved, ppl. --> unremoved
[MED49527] unrem&omacr;&dotb;v&amacr;bilnes, n. --> unremovableness
[MED49528] unrem&#x14D;&#x323;v&#x101;ble, adj. --> unremovable
[MED49529] unrem&umacr;&amacr;&breve;ble, adj. --> unremovable
[MED49530] unrende, ppl. --> unrended
[MED49531] unrenomed, ppl. --> unreowned
[MED49532] unr&emacr;pe, ppl. --> unrepe
[MED49533] unrepentaunce, n. --> unrepentance
[MED49534] unrepentaunt, adj. --> unrepentant
[MED49535] unrepentauntl&imacr;, adv. --> unrepentantly
[MED49536] unrepr&emacr;&breve;hensible, adj. --> unreprehensible
[MED49537] unrepressed, ppl. --> unrepressed
[MED49538] unrepr&#x113;&#x323;v&#x101;ble, adj. --> unreprovable
[MED49539] unrepr&#x113;&#x323;ved, ppl. --> unreproved
[MED49540] unrepugn&#x101;ble, adj. --> unrepugnable
[MED49541] unrequ&emacr;red, ppl. --> unrequired
[MED49542] unreskwed, ppl. --> unrescued
[MED49543] unr&emacr;s&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n&amacr;&breve;bilit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED49544] unr&#x113;s&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n&#x101;ble, adj. --> unreasonable
[MED49545] unr&#x113;s&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unreasonably
[MED49546] unr&#x113;&#x306;s&#x1D2;un, n. --> unreason
[MED49547] unr&#x113;&#x306;st(e, n. --> unrest
[MED49548] unr&#x113;&#x306;sten, v. --> unrest
[MED49549] unr&#x113;&#x306;stful, adj. --> unrestful
[MED49550] unr&emacr;&breve;stfull&imacr;, adv. --> unrestfully
[MED49551] unr&#x113;&#x306;stfulnes(se, n. --> unrestfulness
[MED49552] unr&#x113;&#x306;st&#x12B;, adj. --> unresty
[MED49553] unr&#x113;&#x306;sting, ger. --> unresting
[MED49554] unrest&omacr;rid, ppl. --> unrestored
[MED49555] unrestrein&amacr;ble, adj. --> unrestrainable
[MED49556] unreufull&imacr;, adv. --> unruefully
[MED49557] unreule, n. --> unrule
[MED49558] unreule&amacr;blenes, n. --> unrulableness
[MED49559] unreuled, ppl. --> unruled
[MED49560] unreul&#x12B;, adj. --> unruly
[MED49561] unreul&imacr;, adv. --> unreuli
[MED49562] unreul&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unrulily
[MED49563] unreuthe, n. --> unruth
[MED49564] unreuthfull&imacr;, adv. --> unruthfully
[MED49565] unreverence, n. --> unreverence
[MED49566] unreverent, adj. --> unreverent
[MED49567] unreverentl&#x12B;, adv. --> unreverently
[MED49568] unreversed, ppl. --> unreversed
[MED49569] unreversen, v. --> unreverse
[MED49570] unrevessen, v. --> unrevessed
[MED49571] unrev&imacr;lde, ppl. --> unreviled
[MED49572] unr&emacr;&dotb;vin, ppl. --> unriven
[MED49573] unreward&#x101;ble, adj. --> unrewardable
[MED49574] unrewarded, ppl. --> unrewarded
[MED49575] unr&#x12B;&#x306;che, adj. --> unrich
[MED49576] unr&#x12B;de, adj. --> unride
[MED49577] unr&imacr;de, adv. --> unride
[MED49578] unr&#x12B;del&#x12B;, adv. --> unridely
[MED49579] unr&imacr;den, v. --> unride
[MED49580] unright, n. --> unright
[MED49581] unright, adj. --> unright
[MED49582] unright(e, adv. --> unright
[MED49583] unrighten, v.(1) --> unright
[MED49584] unrighten, v.(2) --> unright
[MED49585] unrightful, adj. --> unrightful
[MED49586] unrightful, adv. --> unrightful
[MED49587] unrightfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unrightfully
[MED49588] unrightfulnes(se, n. --> unrightfulness
[MED49589] unright&#x12B;, adj. --> unrighty
[MED49590] unrightl&#x12B;, adj. --> unrightly
[MED49591] unrightl&#x12B;, adv. --> unrightly
[MED49592] unrightnes, n. --> unrightness
[MED49593] unright-w&#x12B;s(e, adj. --> unrighteous
[MED49594] unright-w&imacr;sl&imacr;, adv. --> unrightwisly
[MED49595] unright-w&#x12B;snes(se, n. --> unrighteousness
[MED49596] unr&imacr;m, adj. --> unrim
[MED49597] unr&imacr;medl&imacr;, adj. --> unrimedly
[MED49598] unr&#x12B;&#x306;nden, v. --> unrind
[MED49599] unr&imacr;ne, n. --> unrine
[MED49600] unr&#x12B;pe, adj. --> unripe
[MED49601] unr&imacr;pit, ppl. --> unriped
[MED49602] unr&imacr;pnes, n. --> unripeness
[MED49602.5] unrippen, v. --> unrip
[MED49603] unr&#x14D;&#x323;, n. --> unro
[MED49604] unrobbed(e, ppl. --> unrobbed
[MED49605] unr&omacr;&dotb;ful, adj. --> unroful
[MED49606] unrogne, ppl. --> unrung
[MED49607] unr&#x14D;&#x323;les, adj. --> unroless
[MED49608] unrollen, v. --> unroll
[MED49609] unr&#x14D;&#x323;nen, v. --> unrone
[MED49610] unr&omacr;&dotb;ningnesse, n. --> unroningness
[MED49611] unr&#x14D;sted, ppl. --> unroasted
[MED49612] unr&omacr;&dotb;t, n. --> unrot
[MED49613] unr&omacr;&dotb;t, adj. --> unrot
[MED49614] unr&#x14D;&#x306;ted, ppl. --> unrotted
[MED49615] unr&omacr;&dotb;ten, v. --> unroot
[MED49616] unr&omacr;&dotb;ting, ger. --> unroot
[MED49617] unr&omacr;&dotb;tnes(se, n. --> unrotness
[MED49618] unr&omacr;&dotb;tsen, v. --> unrotsen
[MED49619] unrough, adj. --> unrough
[MED49620] unr&ohacek;uten, v. --> unrouten
[MED49621] unrubbed, ppl. --> unrubbed
[MED49622] uns&#x101;ci&#x101;ble, adj. --> unsatiable
[MED49623] uns&amacr;ci&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unsaciably
[MED49624] unsacken, v. --> unsack
[MED49625] uns&#x101;&#x306;cred(e, ppl. --> unsacred
[MED49626] uns&#x101;&#x306;d, adj. --> unsad
[MED49627] uns&amacr;&breve;delen, v. --> unsaddle
[MED49628] uns&amacr;&breve;dnesse, n. --> unsad
[MED49629] uns&#x101;&#x1E7;e, adj. --> unsage
[MED49630] uns&#x101;ked, ppl. --> unsaked
[MED49631] uns&amacr;&breve;krel&imacr;, adv. --> unsakrely
[MED49632] unsalt, adj. --> unsalt
[MED49633] unsalted, ppl. --> unsalted
[MED49634] unsalved, ppl. --> unsalved
[MED49635] uns&#x101;&#x306;men, adv. --> unsamen
[MED49636] uns&amacr;n&amacr;ble, adj. --> unsanable
[MED49637] unsarkonl&imacr;, adv. --> unsarkonly
[MED49638] unsatisf&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> unsatisfied
[MED49639] unsaught, n. --> unsaught
[MED49640] unsaught(e, ppl. --> unsaught
[MED49641] unsaughtel&imacr;, adv. --> unsaughtly
[MED49642] unsaughtnesse, n. --> unsaught
[MED49643] uns&amacr;ved, ppl. --> unsaved
[MED49644] uns&#x101;v&#x1D2;ured, ppl. --> unsavoured
[MED49645] uns&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;, adj. --> unsavoury
[MED49646] uns&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unsavourily
[MED49647] uns&#x101;v&#x1D2;ur&#x12B;nesse, n. --> unsavouriness
[MED49648] uns&amacr;v&ohacek;uringe, ppl. --> unsavoring
[MED49649] uns&amacr;v&ohacek;url&imacr;, adj. --> unsavourly
[MED49650] uns&#x101;v&#x1D2;url&#x12B;, adv. --> unsavourly
[MED49651] uns&amacr;v&ohacek;urnesse, n. --> unsavouriness
[MED49652] unsc&#x101;len, v. --> unscale
[MED49653] unsc&#x101;&#x306;p&#x101;ble, adj. --> unscapable
[MED49654] unsc&amacr;&breve;pabl&imacr;, adv. --> unscapable
[MED49655] unscauberked, ppl. --> unscauberked
[MED49656] unsc&#x12B;&#x306;ence, n. --> unscience
[MED49657] unsc&ohacek;med, ppl. --> unscummed
[MED49658] unsc&#x1D2;ured, ppl. --> unscoured
[MED49659] unsc&ohacek;ur&ghacek;id, ppl. --> unscourged
[MED49660] unscr&imacr;b&amacr;ble, adj. --> unscribable
[MED49661] unscrippen, v. --> unscrip
[MED49662] unscr&#x16B;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> unscrutable
[MED49663] uns&emacr;&dotb;&amacr;ble, adj. --> unseeable
[MED49664] uns&emacr;&dotb;&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unseeably
[MED49665] unsedefulle, n. --> unsedefulle
[MED49666] unsedefulle, adj. --> unsedefulle
[MED49667] unse&yogh;&yogh;endl&imacr;c, adj. --> unse&yogh;&yogh;endlic
[MED49668] unse&yogh;&yogh;endl&imacr;ke, adv. --> unse&yogh;&yogh;endlike
[MED49669] unsei&amacr;ble, adj. --> unseiable
[MED49670] unseien, v. --> unsay
[MED49671] unseinede, ppl. --> unsained
[MED49672] uns&#x113;&#x323;lde, adv. --> unselde
[MED49673] uns&#x113;&#x306;l(e, n. --> unsele
[MED49674] uns&#x113;le, adj. --> unsele
[MED49675] uns&emacr;len, v. --> unseal
[MED49676] uns&#x113;l&#x12B;, adj. --> unseely
[MED49677] uns&emacr;l&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;che, adv. --> unseliliche
[MED49678] uns&emacr;&breve;l&imacr;nes(se, n. --> unseeliness
[MED49679] uns&emacr;ll&imacr;che, adv. --> unselly
[MED49680] uns&#x113;&#x306;lthe, n. --> unselth
[MED49681] uns&emacr;&dotb;m, adj. --> unseem
[MED49682] uns&#x113;&#x323;mel&#x12B;, adj. --> unseemly
[MED49683] uns&emacr;&dotb;mel&imacr;, adv. --> unseemly
[MED49684] uns&emacr;&dotb;mel&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> umseemlily
[MED49685] uns&emacr;&dotb;mel&imacr;&breve;nes(se, n. --> unseemliness
[MED49686] uns&emacr;&dotb;ming(e, ppl. --> unseeming
[MED49687] uns&emacr;&dotb;mingl&imacr;, adj. --> unseemingly
[MED49688] uns&#x113;&#x323;n, v. --> unsee
[MED49689] uns&#x113;&#x323;nel&#x12B;, adj. --> unseyenly
[MED49690] unsensibilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unsensibility
[MED49691] unsensible, adj. --> unsensible
[MED49692] unsensibl&#x12B;, adv. --> unsensibly
[MED49693] unsent, ppl. --> unsent
[MED49694] uns&#x113;&#x306;per&#x101;ble, adj. --> unseparable
[MED49695] uns&emacr;&breve;per&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> unseperably
[MED49696] unserch&amacr;ble, adj. --> unseperably
[MED49697] unserved, ppl.(1) --> unserved
[MED49698] unserved, ppl.(2) --> unserved
[MED49699] unserved, ppl.(3) --> unserved
[MED49700] uns&emacr;sid, ppl. --> unseized
[MED49701] uns&emacr;s&omacr;&dotb;&breve;n, n. --> unseason
[MED49702] uns&#x113;s&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;n&#x101;ble, adj. --> unseasonable
[MED49703] uns&emacr;&dotb;te, n. --> unsete
[MED49704] uns&#x113;&#x323;te, adj. --> unsete
[MED49705] uns&#x113;&#x323;t&#x12B;, adj. --> unsety
[MED49706] unset(te, ppl. --> unset
[MED49707] unsetting, ppl. --> unsetting
[MED49708] unseuen, v. --> unsew
[MED49709] unseuinge, ger. --> unsuing
[MED49710] unseul&#x12B;, adj. --> unsewly
[MED49711] unseur, adj. --> unsure
[MED49712] unseuren, v. --> unseuren
[MED49713] unseurl&imacr;, adv. --> unseurly
[MED49714] unseurnesse, n. --> unsureness
[MED49715] unseurt&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unsurety
[MED49716] unsever&#x101;ble, adj. --> unseverable
[MED49717] unsever&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unseverably
[MED49718] unsevered, ppl. --> unsevered
[MED49719] unsh&#x101;med, ppl. --> unshamed
[MED49720] unsh&#x101;mefast(e, adj. --> unshamefast
[MED49721] unsh&#x101;mefastl&#x12B;, adv. --> unshamefastly
[MED49722] unsh&#x101;mefastnes(se, n. --> unshamefastness
[MED49723] unsh&#x101;meful(le, adj. --> unshameful
[MED49724] unsh&#x101;mefull&#x12B;, adv. --> unshamefully
[MED49725] unsh&#x101;mefulnes(se, n. --> unshamefulness
[MED49726] unsh&#x101;pen, v. --> unshape
[MED49727] unsh&#x101;&#x306;pl&#x12B;, adj. --> unshapely
[MED49728] unsh&amacr;&breve;pnesse, n. --> unshapness
[MED49729] unshapp&imacr;, adj. --> unshappy
[MED49730] unshath&#x12B;, adj. --> unshathy
[MED49731] unshathinesse, n. --> unshathy
[MED49732] unsh&#x101;ven, ppl. --> unshaven
[MED49733] unshed, ppl. --> unshed
[MED49734] unsh&emacr;dw&imacr;s, adj. --> unsceadwise
[MED49735] unsh&emacr;&breve;nden, v. --> unshent
[MED49736] unsh&#x113;&#x323;ne, adj. --> unsheen
[MED49737] unsh&#x113;then, v. --> unsheathe
[MED49738] unshewed, ppl. --> unshewed
[MED49739] unshewing, ppl. --> unshewing
[MED49740] unsh&imacr;&breve;ld&imacr;, adj. --> unscyldigne
[MED49741] unshippen, v. --> unship
[MED49742] unshitten, v. --> unshut
[MED49743] unsh&omacr;&dotb;n, v. --> unshod
[MED49744] unsh&#x14D;&#x306;rn(e, ppl. --> unshorn
[MED49745] unshorted, ppl. --> unshorted
[MED49746] unshrift(e, n. --> unshrift
[MED49747] unshr&#x12B;ned, ppl. --> unshrined
[MED49748] unshrivel, adj. --> unshrivel
[MED49749] unshriven, ppl. --> unshriven
[MED49750] unsibbe, n.(1) --> unsib
[MED49751] unsib(be, n.(2) --> unsib
[MED49752] unsibsumnesse, n. --> 
[MED49753] unsight, n. --> unsight
[MED49754] unsight&#x12B;, adj. --> unsighty
[MED49755] unsight&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adj. --> unsightily
[MED49756] unsightl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49757] unsi&yogh;t&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED49758] unsiker, adj. --> unsicker
[MED49759] unsikerl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49760] unsikernes(se, n. --> 
[MED49761] unsinful, adj. --> unsinful
[MED49762] unsinfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unsinfully
[MED49763] unsinni&yogh;, adj. --> 
[MED49764] uns&#x12B;th, n. --> unsithe
[MED49765] unsitingnesse, n. --> 
[MED49766] unsitting(e, ppl. --> unsitting
[MED49767] unsittingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49768] unsk&#x101;&#x306;theful, adj. --> unscatheful
[MED49769] unsk&amacr;&breve;thel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED49770] unskeren, v. --> 
[MED49771] unskil, n. --> unskill
[MED49772] unskilful, adj. --> unskilful
[MED49773] unskilfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unskilfully
[MED49774] unskilfulnes(se, n. --> unskilfulness
[MED49775] unskill&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49776] unskil-w&#x12B;s, adj. --> unskilwise
[MED49777] unskil-w&imacr;sl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49778] unskinnen, v. --> unskin
[MED49779] unsk&omacr;&breve;rned, ppl. --> 
[MED49780] unskunf&imacr;&breve;tid, ppl. --> 
[MED49781] unslain(e, ppl. --> unslain
[MED49782] unsleigh, adj. --> unsly
[MED49783] unsleighl&#x12B;, adv. --> unslyly
[MED49784] unsleihthe, n. --> 
[MED49785] unsl&emacr;&breve;k&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED49786] unslekked, ppl. --> unslecked
[MED49787] unslekkend, ppl. --> 
[MED49788] unsl&emacr;&dotb;ping, ger. --> 
[MED49789] unslokind, ppl. --> 
[MED49790] unslou, adj. --> unslow
[MED49791] unsloul&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49792] unsmelling, ppl. --> unsmelling
[MED49793] unsm&#x113;&#x323;the, adj. --> unsmeeth
[MED49794] unsm&emacr;&dotb;thenes, n. --> 
[MED49795] unsmiten, ppl. --> unsmitten
[MED49796] unsmittid, ppl. --> 
[MED49797] unsnoter, adj. --> 
[MED49798] uns&#x14D;ber, adj. --> unsober
[MED49799] uns&#x14D;berl&#x12B;, adv. --> unsoberly
[MED49800] unsoc&ohacek;urid, ppl. --> 
[MED49801] uns&omacr;&breve;de, ppl. --> 
[MED49802] unsoft, n. --> 
[MED49803] unsoft(e, adj. --> unsoft
[MED49804] unsoft(e, adv. --> unsoft
[MED49805] unsoil&#x101;ble, adj. --> unsoilable
[MED49806] unsoil&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unsoilably
[MED49807] unsoiled, ppl. --> unsoiled
[MED49808] uns&#x14D;ld(e, ppl. --> unsold
[MED49809] unsolempne, adj. --> 
[MED49810] unsolven, v. --> 
[MED49811] uns&#x14D;&#x323;me, adj. --> unsome
[MED49812] unsond&amacr;bil, adj. --> 
[MED49813] uns&ohacek;ngen, ppl. --> 
[MED49814] unsoroufull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49815] unsoruful, adj. --> 
[MED49816] uns&omacr;&dotb;te, adj. --> 
[MED49817] uns&omacr;&dotb;th, adj. --> 
[MED49818] uns&omacr;then, ppl. --> 
[MED49819] uns&omacr;&dotb;thfast, adj. --> 
[MED49820] unsought, ppl. --> unsought
[MED49821] unsouled, ppl. --> unsouled
[MED49822] uns&ohacek;umed, ppl. --> 
[MED49823] uns&#x1D2;unde, n. --> unsound
[MED49824] uns&#x1D2;und(e, adj. --> unsound
[MED49825] uns&ohacek;und(e, adv. --> 
[MED49826] uns&#x1D2;undel&#x12B;, adv. --> unsoundly
[MED49827] uns&#x1D2;unden, v. --> unsound
[MED49828] uns&ohacek;uped, ppl. --> 
[MED49829] unsowe, ppl. --> unsown
[MED49830] unsowinge, ger. --> 
[MED49831] unspaien, v. --> 
[MED49832] unsp&#x101;r&#x101;ble, adj. --> unsparable
[MED49833] unsp&#x101;rel&#x12B;, adv. --> unsparely
[MED49834] unsp&amacr;rid, ppl. --> 
[MED49835] unspect&#x101;ble, adj. --> unspectable
[MED49836] unspect&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49837] unspecte, n. --> 
[MED49838] unsp&#x113;&#x323;de, n. --> unspeed
[MED49839] unsp&emacr;&dotb;deful, adj. --> 
[MED49840] unsp&emacr;&dotb;del&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49841] unsp&emacr;&dotb;den, v. --> 
[MED49842] unsp&emacr;&dotb;d&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED49843] unsp&emacr;k&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED49844] unsp&emacr;k&amacr;blei, adv. --> 
[MED49845] unsp&emacr;kinge, ppl. --> 
[MED49846] unspendid, ppl. --> unspent
[MED49847] unspennen, v. --> 
[MED49848] unsp&#x113;&#x306;ren, v. --> unspear
[MED49849] unsp&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> unspied
[MED49850] unspoilen, v. --> unspoil
[MED49851] unsp&#x14D;ken, ppl. --> unspoken
[MED49852] unspotted, ppl. --> unspotted
[MED49853] unsp&#x1D2;used, ppl. --> unspoused
[MED49854] unspringen, v. --> unspring
[MED49855] unspurd, ppl. --> 
[MED49856] unspurnen, v. --> unspurn
[MED49857] unsqu&imacr;ke, n. --> 
[MED49858] unstabilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unstability
[MED49859] unst&#x101;ble, adj. --> unstable
[MED49860] unst&amacr;ble, adv. --> 
[MED49861] unst&#x101;blen, v. --> unstable
[MED49862] unst&#x101;blenes(se, n. --> unstableness
[MED49863] unst&amacr;&breve;blesse, n. --> 
[MED49864] unst&amacr;bl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED49865] unst&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unstably
[MED49866] unst&amacr;bl&imacr;nesse, n. --> 
[MED49867] unst&aelig;&eth;&eth;ige, adj. --> 
[MED49868] unstangid, ppl. --> 
[MED49869] unstathel-fast, adj. --> unstathelfast
[MED49870] unstaunch&#x101;ble, adj. --> unstanchable
[MED49871] unstaunched, ppl. --> unstanched
[MED49872] unst&#x101;ved, ppl. --> unstaved
[MED49873] unsted-fast, adj. --> unsteadfast
[MED49874] unsted-fasth&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED49875] unsted-fastl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49876] unsted-fastnes(se, n. --> unsteadfastness
[MED49877] unst&#x113;ken, v. --> unsteek
[MED49878] unst&emacr;&dotb;r&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49879] unst&emacr;&dotb;red, ppl. --> 
[MED49880] unst&emacr;&dotb;&breve;rl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49881] unstern, adv. --> 
[MED49882] unstern(e, adj. --> unstern
[MED49883] unsternel&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED49884] unsternl&#x12B;, adv. --> unsternly
[MED49885] unstewed, ppl. --> 
[MED49886] unstille, adj. --> 
[MED49887] unstillen, v. --> 
[MED49888] unstintinge, ppl. --> unstinting
[MED49889] unstir&amacr;bil, adj. --> 
[MED49890] unstired, ppl. --> unstirred
[MED49891] unst&#x12B;the, adj. --> unstithe
[MED49892] unstokked, ppl. --> unstocked
[MED49893] unst&omacr;&breve;lne, ppl. --> 
[MED49894] unst&ohacek;mbled, ppl. --> 
[MED49895] unstoppen, v. --> unstop
[MED49896] unstraun&ghacek;e, adj. --> 
[MED49897] unstreined, ppl. --> unstrained
[MED49898] unstrenge, n. --> 
[MED49899] unstrengen, v. --> unstrength
[MED49900] unstrenger(e, adj. comp. --> 
[MED49901] unstrengthe, n. --> unstrength
[MED49902] unstrengthen, v. --> 
[MED49903] unstreoned, ppl. --> unstrened
[MED49904] unstr&#x12B;ken, v. --> unstrike
[MED49905] unstrong(e, adj. --> unstrong
[MED49906] unstrongen, v. --> 
[MED49907] unstud&#x12B;&#x306;ed, ppl. --> unstudied
[MED49908] unstuffen, v. --> unstuff
[MED49909] unsubl&imacr;med, ppl. --> 
[MED49910] unsubstanci&amacr;l, adj. --> 
[MED49911] unsuffer&#x101;&#x306;bilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> unsufferability
[MED49912] unsuffer&#x101;ble, adj. --> unsufferable
[MED49913] unsuffer&amacr;blenes, n. --> 
[MED49914] unsuffer&#x101;bl&#x12B;, adv. --> unsufferably
[MED49915] unsufferaunce, n. --> unsufferance
[MED49916] unsuffering, ger. --> unsuffering
[MED49917] unsuffering, ppl. --> unsuffering
[MED49918] unsufficience, n. --> unsufficience
[MED49919] unsufficient, n. --> unsuffisant
[MED49920] unsufficient, adj. --> unsufficient
[MED49921] unsufficientl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49922] unsuffisant, n. --> 
[MED49923] unsuffisant&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED49924] unsuffisaunce, n. --> unsuffisance
[MED49925] unsuffisaunt, adj. --> unsuffisant
[MED49926] unsuffisauntl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49927] unsu&ghacek;et, adj. --> 
[MED49928] unsu&ghacek;etted, ppl. --> 
[MED49929] unsulet, ppl. --> 
[MED49930] unsundirl&imacr;e, adv. --> 
[MED49931] unsunken, ppl. --> 
[MED49932] unsuper&#x101;ble, adj. --> unsuperable
[MED49933] unsuperede, ppl. --> 
[MED49934] unsupport&#x101;ble, adj. --> unsupportable
[MED49935] unsupported, ppl. --> unsupported
[MED49936] unsupp&omacr;s&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED49937] unsupp&#x14D;sed, ppl. --> unsupposed
[MED49938] unsuspect, adj. --> unsuspect
[MED49939] unsuspectide, ppl. --> 
[MED49940] unsw&#x101;&#x306;c, adj. --> unswac
[MED49941] unsw&#x101;&#x306;then, v. --> unswathe
[MED49942] unswellen, v. --> unswell
[MED49943] unswellinge, ger. --> 
[MED49944] unsw&#x113;&#x323;te, adj. --> unsweet
[MED49945] unsw&emacr;&dotb;ten, v. --> 
[MED49946] unswolwed, ppl. --> 
[MED49947] unsw&omacr;pe, ppl. --> 
[MED49948] unsw&#x14D;re, ppl. --> unswore
[MED49949] untachen, v. --> untache
[MED49950] untacte, adj. --> 
[MED49951] unt&aelig;le, adv. --> 
[MED49952] untained, ppl. --> 
[MED49953] unt&#x101;ken, ppl. --> untaken
[MED49954] untal, adj. --> untall
[MED49955] unt&#x101;&#x306;lel&#x12B;, adj. --> untalely
[MED49956] untal&imacr;&breve;id, ppl. --> 
[MED49957] untalke&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED49958] untall&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49959] unt&#x101;me, adj. --> untame
[MED49959.5] untamed, ppl.(1) --> untamed
[MED49959.6] untamed, ppl.(2) --> untamed
[MED49960] unt&amacr;men, v. --> 
[MED49961] untar&#x12B;&#x306;ed, ppl. --> untarried
[MED49962] unt&amacr;&breve;stid, ppl. --> 
[MED49963] untaught, ppl. --> untaught
[MED49964] untaughtnes, n. --> 
[MED49965] untawid, ppl. --> 
[MED49966] untaxid, ppl. --> 
[MED49967] untecche, n. --> 
[MED49968] unt&emacr;ch&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED49969] unteddid, ppl. --> untedded
[MED49970] unteien, v. --> untie
[MED49971] unteined, ppl. --> 
[MED49972] untelden, v. --> unteld
[MED49973] untell&#x101;ble, adj. --> untellable
[MED49974] untell&amacr;bl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED49975] untelland(e, adj. --> 
[MED49976] untellen, v. --> untell
[MED49977] untellendl&imacr;ce, adj. --> 
[MED49978] unt&#x113;med, ppl. --> untemed
[MED49979] unt&emacr;&dotb;mende, adj. --> 
[MED49980] untemper&#x101;t(e, adj. --> untemperate
[MED49981] untemper&amacr;tnes, n. --> 
[MED49982] untemper&#x101;&#x306;t&#x16B;re, n. --> untemperature
[MED49983] untemperaunce, n. --> untemperance
[MED49984] untemperaunt, adj. --> 
[MED49985] untemperinge, ger. --> 
[MED49986] untemper&umacr;re, n. --> 
[MED49987] untempred, ppl. --> untempered
[MED49988] untempter, n. --> untempter
[MED49989] unt&#x113;&#x323;n, v. --> untee
[MED49990] untenderl&#x12B;, adv. --> untenderly
[MED49991] untermined, ppl. --> 
[MED49992] untest&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED49993] untest&#x101;t(e, adj. --> untestate
[MED49994] unthakken, v. --> 
[MED49995] unthank, n. --> unthank
[MED49996] unthankel&imacr;e, adv. --> 
[MED49997] unthankful, adj. --> unthankful
[MED49998] unthankfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unthankfully
[MED49999] unthankfulnes, n. --> unthankfulness
[MED50000] unthankl&imacr;e, adj. --> 
[MED50001] unth&#x113;&#x323;de, n. --> unthede
[MED50002] unth&#x113;&#x323;n, v. --> unthee
[MED50003] unth&emacr;&dotb;&breve;ndl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50004] untheu, n. --> unthew
[MED50005] untheuful, adj. --> unthewful
[MED50006] untheul&imacr;ces, adv. --> 
[MED50007] unthewed, ppl. --> unthewed
[MED50008] unthield, n. --> 
[MED50009] unth&#x12B;ldel&#x12B;, adv. --> unthildily
[MED50010] unthink&#x101;ble, adj. --> unthinkable
[MED50011] unthinken, v. --> 
[MED50012] unthinkinge, ger. --> 
[MED50013] unthirle&amacr;bil, adj. --> 
[MED50014] unthirlid, ppl. --> 
[MED50015] unth&omacr;land(e, ppl. --> 
[MED50016] unth&omacr;landl&imacr;ke, adj. --> 
[MED50017] unth&#x14D;leful, adj. --> untholeful
[MED50018] unth&#x14D;lel&#x12B;, adj. --> untholely
[MED50019] unth&#x14D;le-m&#x14D;&#x323;d, adj. --> untholemood
[MED50020] unth&omacr;le-m&omacr;&dotb;de, n. --> 
[MED50021] unth&#x14D;le-m&#x14D;&#x323;dnes(se, n. --> untholemoodness
[MED50022] unthrifl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50023] unthrift, n. --> unthrift
[MED50023.5] unthrifteli, adj. --> unthriftly
[MED50024] unthriftel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50025] unthrift&#x12B;, adj. --> unthrifty
[MED50026] unthrift&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unthriftily
[MED50027] unthrift&#x12B;&#x306;nesse, n. --> unthriftiness
[MED50028] unthr&#x12B;ven, v. --> unthrive
[MED50029] unthr&imacr;vingl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50030] unthrossin, ppl. --> 
[MED50031] unthroul&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50032] un&thorn;w&aelig;&macr;rnesse, n. --> 
[MED50033] unthw&imacr;vond, ppl. --> 
[MED50034] unt&imacr;d, n. --> 
[MED50035] unt&imacr;del&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50036] unt&#x12B;d&#x12B;, adj. --> untidy
[MED50037] untiffed, ppl. --> untiffed
[MED50038] unti&yogh;t, n. --> 
[MED50039] unti&#x21D;tel, n. --> untuhtle
[MED50040] until, adv. --> 
[MED50041] until, prep. --> until
[MED50042] until, conj. --> 
[MED50043] unt&#x12B;len, v. --> untile
[MED50044] untilled, ppl. --> untilled
[MED50045] untilward, prep. --> untilward
[MED50046] unt&imacr;mand, ppl. --> 
[MED50047] untimbred, ppl. --> 
[MED50048] unt&#x12B;me, n. --> untime
[MED50049] unt&#x12B;me, adj. --> untime
[MED50050] unt&#x12B;mel&#x12B;, adj. --> untimely
[MED50051] unt&#x12B;mel&#x12B;, adv. --> untimely
[MED50052] unt&#x12B;ming, ger. --> untiming
[MED50053] unt&#x12B;nen, v. --> untine
[MED50054] unt&omacr;&dotb;, adv. --> 
[MED50055] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;, prep. --> unto
[MED50056] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, conj. --> 
[MED50057] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, verbal particle --> 
[MED50058] un-t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;-b&emacr;&dotb;-thou&yogh;t-upon, ppl. --> 
[MED50059] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;britned, ppl. --> un-to-brittened
[MED50060] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;c&#x1D2;men, v. --> unto-come
[MED50061] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;d&#x113;led, ppl. --> un-to-dealed
[MED50062] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;d&emacr;ledl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50063] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;d&#x113;lende, ppl. --> un-to-dealing
[MED50064] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;d&emacr;lendl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50065] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;d&emacr;lendl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50066] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;-f&#x14D;re, prep. --> untofore
[MED50067] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;-in, prep. --> 
[MED50068] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;-int&omacr;&dotb;&breve;, prep. --> 
[MED50069] untoked, ppl. --> untucked
[MED50070] unt&#x14D;ld, ppl. --> untold
[MED50071] unt&omacr;&breve;led, ppl. --> 
[MED50072] untoler&#x101;ble, adj. --> untolerable
[MED50073] unt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;m&emacr;te, adj. --> 
[MED50074] unt&omacr;&dotb;ml&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50075] untormented, ppl. --> untormented
[MED50076] untorn(e, ppl. --> untorn
[MED50077] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;smiten, ppl. --> untosmitten
[MED50078] unt&omacr;&dotb;thed, ppl. --> 
[MED50079] unt&#x1D2;uched, ppl. --> untouched
[MED50080] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;ward, prep. --> untoward
[MED50081] unt&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;wardnesse, n. --> untowardness
[MED50082] untowen, ppl. --> untowe(n
[MED50083] untowenl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50084] untowenship, n. --> 
[MED50085] untranquillit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED50086] untransm&#x16B;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> untransmutable
[MED50087] untrenden, v. --> untrend
[MED50088] untressed, ppl. --> untressed
[MED50089] untr&#x113;t&#x101;ble, adj. --> untreatable
[MED50090] untr&#x113;tid, ppl. --> untreated
[MED50091] untreu(e, adj. --> untrue
[MED50092] untreuful, adj. --> 
[MED50093] untreul&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50094] untreunesse, n. --> 
[MED50095] untreuth, n. --> untroth
[MED50096] untreuthful, adj. --> 
[MED50097] untrewe, adv. --> 
[MED50098] untroden, ppl. --> untrodden
[MED50099] untrou&#x101;ble, adj. --> untrowable
[MED50100] untr&#x1D2;ubled, ppl. --> untroubled
[MED50101] untrouen, v. --> untrow
[MED50102] untrouful, adj. --> untrowful
[MED50103] untrouinge, ger. --> 
[MED50104] untrum, n. --> untrum
[MED50105] untrumen, v. --> 
[MED50106] untrumnesse, n. --> untrumness
[MED50107] untrussen, v. --> untruss
[MED50108] untrust, n. --> untrust
[MED50109] untrust, adj. --> untristy
[MED50110] untrusten, v. --> untrust
[MED50111] untrust&#x12B;, adj. --> untrusty
[MED50112] untrustinge, ger. --> untrusting
[MED50113] untrustl&#x12B;, adv. --> untrustly
[MED50114] unt&#x16B;der&#x12B;, adj. --> untuddery
[MED50115] untu(&yogh;e, n. --> 
[MED50116] untul&imacr;che, adv. --> 
[MED50117] untw&#x113;met, ppl. --> untwemed
[MED50118] untw&imacr;l&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED50119] untw&#x12B;nen, v. --> untwine
[MED50120] untwinnen, v. --> 
[MED50121] ununderstond&amacr;bel&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50122] un&#x16B;s&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> unusage
[MED50123] un&#x16B;sed, ppl. --> unused
[MED50124] un&#x16B;singe, ppl. --> unusing
[MED50125] un&#x16B;&#x306;ttered, ppl. --> unuttered
[MED50126] unvari&#x101;ble, adj. --> unvariable
[MED50127] unveilid, ppl. --> 
[MED50128] unven&ghacek;id, ppl. --> 
[MED50129] unvenimid, ppl. --> 
[MED50130] unvenquish&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED50131] unvenquished, ppl. --> 
[MED50132] unverrei, adj. --> 
[MED50133] unvert&#x16B;&#x306;&#x1D2;us, adj. --> unvirtuous
[MED50134] unves&imacr;&breve;ted, ppl. --> 
[MED50134.5] unvincible, adj. --> unvincible
[MED50135] unv&#x12B;&#x306;ol&#x101;t, adj. --> unviolate
[MED50136] unv&imacr;sd, ppl. --> 
[MED50137] unv&#x12B;&#x306;s&#x12B;&#x306;ble, adj. --> unvisible
[MED50138] unv&imacr;&breve;s&imacr;&breve;bl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50139] unvoicede, ppl. --> 
[MED50140] unwacched, ppl. --> unwatched
[MED50141] unw&#x101;ked, ppl. --> unwaked
[MED50142] unw&#x101;ker, adj. --> unwaker
[MED50143] unwalled, ppl. --> unwalled
[MED50144] unw&amacr;&breve;rd, ppl. --> 
[MED50145] unwardid, ppl. --> 
[MED50146] unw&amacr;&breve;rdl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50147] unw&amacr;&breve;rdl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50148] unw&amacr;re, n. --> 
[MED50149] unw&#x101;&#x306;r(e, adj. --> unware
[MED50150] unw&amacr;&breve;r(e, adv. --> 
[MED50151] unw&amacr;&breve;res, adj. --> 
[MED50152] unw&#x101;&#x306;res, adv. --> unwares
[MED50153] unw&#x101;&#x306;r&#x12B;, adj. --> unwary
[MED50154] unw&amacr;&breve;rl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50155] unw&#x101;&#x306;rl&#x12B;, adv. --> unwarely
[MED50156] unwarned(e, ppl. --> unwarned
[MED50157] unw&#x101;&#x306;rnes(se, n. --> unwareness
[MED50158] unwarninge, ger. --> unwarning
[MED50159] unwarnished, ppl. --> unwarnished
[MED50160] unwarship, n. --> 
[MED50161] unwashen, ppl. --> unwashen
[MED50162] unw&amacr;&breve;sten, v. --> 
[MED50163] unwatren, v. --> 
[MED50164] unwatr&#x12B;, adj. --> unwatery
[MED50165] unwaxed, ppl. --> unwaxed
[MED50166] unwaxen, v. --> unwax
[MED50167] unweardl&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED50168] unwedded(e, ppl. --> unwedded
[MED50169] unweder, n. --> 
[MED50170] unwei, n. --> unway
[MED50171] unweied, ppl.(1) --> unweighed
[MED50172] unweied, ppl.(2) --> 
[MED50173] unweilid, ppl. --> 
[MED50174] unwelc&#x1D2;me, adj. --> unwelcome
[MED50175] unw&#x113;lde, n. --> unwield
[MED50176] unw&#x113;ld(e, adj. --> unwield
[MED50177] unw&#x113;ldes, adv. --> unwaldes
[MED50178] unw&emacr;ldes&ohacek;me, adj. --> 
[MED50179] unw&#x113;ld&#x12B;, adj. --> unwieldy
[MED50180] unw&emacr;ldid, ppl. --> 
[MED50181] unw&emacr;ld&imacr;&breve;nes, n. --> 
[MED50182] unw&#x113;ldl&#x12B;, adj. --> unwieldly
[MED50183] unw&emacr;ldnesse, n. --> 
[MED50184] unw&emacr;&breve;l(e, n. --> 
[MED50185] unwele, adj. --> 
[MED50186] unwelew&#x101;ble, adj. --> unwelewable
[MED50187] unw&emacr;&breve;lful, adj. --> 
[MED50188] unw&#x113;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adj. --> unwealy
[MED50189] unw&emacr;&breve;lsumnesse, n. --> 
[MED50190] unw&#x113;&#x306;lth(e, n. --> unwealth
[MED50191] unw&emacr;&breve;lth&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50192] unweme&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED50193] unwemme, n. --> 
[MED50194] unwemme, adj. --> 
[MED50195] unwemmed(e, ppl. --> unwemmed
[MED50196] unwemmednesse, n. --> 
[MED50197] unwend, ppl. --> unwend
[MED50198] unw&#x113;&#x323;ne, adj. --> unween
[MED50199] unw&emacr;&dotb;ne&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED50200] unw&emacr;&dotb;ned, ppl. --> 
[MED50201] unw&emacr;&dotb;nel&imacr;che, adv. --> 
[MED50202] unw&emacr;&dotb;n&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50203] unw&emacr;&dotb;ning, ppl. --> 
[MED50204] unwepned(e, ppl. --> unweaponed
[MED50205] unw&#x113;red, ppl. --> unwered
[MED50206] unw&#x113;&#x323;r&#x12B;, adj. --> awry
[MED50207] unw&#x113;&#x323;r&#x12B;&#x306;ed, ppl. --> unwried
[MED50208] unw&emacr;&dotb;r&imacr;&breve;l&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50209] unwerk, n. --> 
[MED50210] unwerked, ppl. --> unwerked
[MED50211] unwerned, ppl. --> 
[MED50212] unwerred, ppl. --> unwarred
[MED50213] unwerreied, ppl. --> 
[MED50214] unwet(te, adj. --> unwet
[MED50215] unw&#x113;ved, ppl. --> unweved
[MED50216] unw&emacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED50217] unwharfed, ppl. --> unwharved
[MED50218] unwh&#x101;te, n. --> unwhate
[MED50219] unw&#x12B;de, adv. --> unwide
[MED50220] unwight, n. --> unwight
[MED50221] unwight, adj. --> 
[MED50222] unwikkid, adj. --> 
[MED50223] unw&imacr;lde, adj. --> 
[MED50224] unwilful, adj. --> unwilful
[MED50225] unwilfull&#x12B;, adv. --> unwilfully
[MED50226] unw&#x12B;l&#x12B;, adj. --> unwily
[MED50227] unwilland, ppl. --> 
[MED50228] unwil(le, n. --> unwill
[MED50229] unwille, adj. --> 
[MED50230] unwilles, adv. --> 
[MED50231] unwill&#x12B;, adj. --> unwilly
[MED50232] unwill&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50233] unwillingl&#x12B;, adv. --> unwillingly
[MED50234] unwimplen, v. --> unwimple
[MED50235] unwin, n. --> unwin
[MED50236] unw&#x12B;nden, v. --> unwind
[MED50237] unwine, n. --> unwine
[MED50238] unwinken, v. --> unwink
[MED50239] unwinl&#x12B;, adv. --> unwinly
[MED50240] unwinne, adj. --> 
[MED50241] unwinnen, v. --> 
[MED50242] unw&imacr;red, ppl. --> 
[MED50243] unw&#x12B;&#x306;sd&#x14D;&#x323;&#x306;m, n. --> unwisdom
[MED50244] unw&imacr;&breve;sd&omacr;&dotb;&breve;mnesse, n. --> 
[MED50245] unw&#x12B;s(e, adj. --> unwise
[MED50246] unw&imacr;sed, ppl. --> 
[MED50247] unw&#x12B;sel&#x12B;, adv. --> unwisely
[MED50248] unw&imacr;sl&imacr;ce, adj. --> 
[MED50249] unw&imacr;snes, n. --> 
[MED50250] unwit, n. --> unwit
[MED50251] unwitandnesse, n. --> 
[MED50252] unwite, n. --> unwite
[MED50253] unwiten, v. --> unwit
[MED50254] unwiter, adj. --> unwitter
[MED50255] unwiternes, n. --> unwitterness
[MED50256] unwith&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED50257] unwi&eth;metenl&imacr;c(e, adj. --> 
[MED50258] unwi&eth;metenl&imacr;ce, adv. --> 
[MED50259] unwithsai&#x101;ble, adj. --> unwithsayable
[MED50260] unwiting, ger. --> unwitting
[MED50261] unwitingl&#x12B;, adv. --> unwittingly
[MED50262] unwitl&emacr;&breve;se, adj. --> 
[MED50263] unwitl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50264] unwitnesse, n. --> unwitness
[MED50265] unwitnessed, ppl. --> unwitnessed
[MED50266] unwitshipe, n. --> unwitship
[MED50267] unwitt&#x12B;, adj. --> unwitty
[MED50268] unwitt&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unwittily
[MED50269] unwl&amacr;t&amacr;ble, adj. --> 
[MED50269.5] unwo, adj. --> unwoe
[MED50270] unw&#x1D2;manl&#x12B;, adv. --> unwomanly
[MED50271] unw&#x1D2;n(e, adj. --> unwone
[MED50272] unw&#x1D2;nen, v. --> unwone
[MED50273] unword, n. --> 
[MED50274] unworship(e, n. --> unworship
[MED50275] unworshipen, v. --> unworship
[MED50276] unworshipful, adj. --> unworshipful
[MED50277] unworshipfull&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50278] unworshipinge, ger. --> 
[MED50279] unworshipl&#x12B;, adv. --> unworshiply
[MED50280] unworth, n. --> unworth
[MED50281] unworth, adj. --> unworth
[MED50282] unworthen, v. --> unworth
[MED50283] unworthh&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED50284] unworth&#x12B;, adj. --> unworthy
[MED50285] unworth&#x12B;&#x306;l&#x12B;, adv. --> unworthily
[MED50286] unworth&#x12B;&#x306;nes(se, n. --> unworthiness
[MED50287] unworthl&#x12B;, adj. --> unworthly
[MED50288] unworthl&#x12B;, adv. --> unworthly
[MED50289] unworthnesse, n. --> unworthness
[MED50290] unw&#x1D2;unded(e, ppl. --> unwounded
[MED50291] unw&#x14D;ven, ppl. --> unwoven
[MED50292] unwrallen, v. --> unwrall
[MED50293] unwrappen, v. --> unwrap
[MED50294] unwreien, v. --> 
[MED50295] unwr&#x113;ken, ppl. --> unwroken
[MED50296] unwrench(e, n. --> unwrench
[MED50297] unwrest, n. --> 
[MED50298] unwrest(e, adj. --> unwrast
[MED50299] unwreste, adv. --> unwraste
[MED50300] unwresten, v. --> unwrest
[MED50301] unwrestl&emacr;c, n. --> 
[MED50302] unwrestl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50303] unwrestlich, n. --> 
[MED50304] unwrestnesse, n. --> 
[MED50305] unwrestshipe, n. --> 
[MED50306] unwr&#x12B;en, v. --> unwry
[MED50307] unwriten, ppl. --> unwritten
[MED50308] unwronginge, ger. --> unwronging
[MED50309] unwrought, ppl. --> unwrought
[MED50310] uny&amacr;re, adj. --> 
[MED50311] unyarken, v. --> unyark
[MED50312] uny&emacr;&dotb;ld, n. --> 
[MED50313] uny&emacr;t, ppl. --> 
[MED50314] uny&#x113;&#x306;ven, v. --> ungive
[MED50315] uny&#x14D;ken, v. --> unyoke
[MED50316] unyolden, ppl. --> unyolden
[MED50317] uny&ohacek;ng, adj. --> 
[MED50318] uny&ohacek;ngen, v. --> 
[MED50319] uny&#x14D;re, adv. --> unyore
[MED50320] uny&ohacek;uthen, v. --> 
[MED50321] -&umacr;&breve;&ohacek;us, suf. --> 
[MED50322] up, adj. --> up
[MED50323] up, adv. --> up
[MED50324] up, prep. --> up
[MED50325] up-, pref. --> 
[MED50326] upabreiden, v. --> 
[MED50327] upabr&emacr;ken, v. --> 
[MED50328] upahafennisse, n. --> 
[MED50329] upahebben, v. --> 
[MED50330] upahefednesse, n. --> 
[MED50331] upareising, ger. --> 
[MED50332] upar&emacr;ren, v. --> 
[MED50333] upar&imacr;sen, v. --> 
[MED50334] upar&imacr;sing(e, ger. --> 
[MED50335] upariste, n. --> 
[MED50336] upar&imacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED50337] upasetten, v. --> 
[MED50338] upasterten, v. --> 
[MED50339] upast&imacr;en, v. --> 
[MED50340] upastigennisse, n. --> 
[MED50341] upast&imacr;hunge, ger. --> 
[MED50342] upast&omacr;&breve;nden, v. --> 
[MED50343] upat&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> 
[MED50344] upathened, ppl. --> 
[MED50345] upaweigen, v. --> 
[MED50346] upay&emacr;&breve;ven, v. --> 
[MED50347] upb&emacr;&breve;nden, v. --> 
[MED50348] upb&#x113;ren, v. --> upbear
[MED50349] upb&emacr;rer(e, n. --> 
[MED50350] upbering(e, ger. --> upbearing
[MED50351] upbiggen, v. --> 
[MED50352] upb&#x12B;&#x306;nden, v. --> upbind
[MED50353] upbl&omacr;wen, v. --> 
[MED50354] upboilen, v. --> upboil
[MED50355] upbreid, n.(1) --> 
[MED50356] upbreid, n.(2) --> upbraid
[MED50357] upbreiden, v.(1) --> 
[MED50358] upbreiden, v.(2) --> upbraid
[MED50359] upbreiding(e, ger. --> 
[MED50360] upbr&#x113;ken, v. --> upbreak
[MED50361] upbrenninge, ppl. --> 
[MED50362] upbresten, v. --> 
[MED50363] upbringen, v. --> upbring
[MED50364] upbringinge, ger. --> upbringing
[MED50365] upbrixle, n. --> upbrixle
[MED50366] upbroiden, v. --> upbroid
[MED50367] upbr&#x16B;d, n. --> upbrud
[MED50368] upbrushe, n. --> 
[MED50369] upcacchen, v. --> 
[MED50370] upcallen, v. --> 
[MED50371] upcasten, v. --> upcast
[MED50372] upcasting, ger. --> upcasting
[MED50373] upclavering, ger. --> 
[MED50374] upcl&imacr;&breve;mbing(e, ger. --> 
[MED50375] upcl&#x14D;sen, v. --> upclose
[MED50376] upc&#x1D2;men, v. --> upcome
[MED50377] upc&#x1D2;ming(e, ger. --> upcoming
[MED50378] upc&ohacek;urbed, ppl. --> 
[MED50379] upcoveren, v. --> 
[MED50380] upcovering, ger. --> upcovering
[MED50381] upcr&emacr;&dotb;pen, v. --> 
[MED50382] upcuttinge, ger. --> 
[MED50383] updelven, v. --> 
[MED50384] updelving, ger. --> 
[MED50385] updighten, v. --> 
[MED50386] upd&omacr;&dotb;n, v. --> 
[MED50387] updrauen, v. --> updraw
[MED50388] updraught, n. --> updraught
[MED50389] updressen, v. --> updress
[MED50390] updr&#x12B;ed, ppl. --> updried
[MED50390.5] uperen, v. --> upear
[MED50391] upf&aelig;reld, n. --> 
[MED50392] upfillen, v. --> upfill
[MED50393] upf&imacr;nden, v. --> 
[MED50394] upf&imacr;ndere, n. --> 
[MED50395] upfixed, ppl. --> 
[MED50396] upfl&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> 
[MED50397] upfl&emacr;&dotb;ringe, n. --> 
[MED50398] upfl&omacr;&dotb;r, n. --> 
[MED50399] upf&#x14D;lden, v. --> upfold
[MED50400] upf&omacr;&dotb;n, v. --> 
[MED50401] upf&omacr;&breve;nden, v. --> 
[MED50402] upfr&emacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED50403] upf&umacr;sen, v. --> 
[MED50404] upgang, n. --> upgang
[MED50405] upgangen, v. --> 
[MED50406] upgl&imacr;den, v. --> 
[MED50407] upg&#x14D;inge, ger. --> upgoing
[MED50408] upg&omacr;n, v. --> 
[MED50409] upgraid, ppl. --> 
[MED50410] upgr&amacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED50411] upgr&#x14D;&#x323;wen, v. --> upgrow
[MED50412] upgr&#x14D;&#x323;wing, ger. --> upgrowing
[MED50413] uphabben, v. --> 
[MED50414] uph&#x101;len, v. --> uphale
[MED50415] uphaunsen, v. --> 
[MED50416] uphe&ghacek;ed, ppl. --> 
[MED50417] upheien, v. --> 
[MED50418] uph&emacr;len, v. --> 
[MED50419] uphenten, v. --> 
[MED50420] uph&emacr;pen, v. --> 
[MED50421] uph&emacr;pinge, ger. --> 
[MED50422] uph&#x113;ven, v. --> upheave
[MED50423] uph&imacr;den, v. --> 
[MED50424] uph&omacr;lde, n. --> 
[MED50425] uph&#x14D;lden, v. --> uphold
[MED50426] uph&#x14D;lder(e, n. --> upholder
[MED50427] uph&#x14D;ldester, n. --> upholster
[MED50428] uph&#x14D;lding(e, ger. --> upholding
[MED50429] uph&#x14D;&#x306;ngen, v. --> uphang
[MED50430] uph&omacr;&breve;nging, ger. --> 
[MED50431] uph&omacr;&dotb;ven, v. --> 
[MED50432] upib&emacr;ren, v. --> 
[MED50433] upidighten, v. --> 
[MED50434] upinimen, v. --> 
[MED50435] upisetten, v. --> 
[MED50436] upisitten, v. --> 
[MED50437] upit&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> 
[MED50438] upithringen, v. --> 
[MED50439] upk&emacr;&dotb;pen, v. --> 
[MED50440] upl&amacr;den, v. --> 
[MED50441] uplappen, v. --> 
[MED50442] upl&emacr;den, v. --> 
[MED50443] upleien, v. --> 
[MED50444] upleisen, v. --> 
[MED50445] upl&emacr;pen, v. --> 
[MED50446] upl&imacr;c, adj. --> 
[MED50447] upliften, v. --> uplift
[MED50448] uplifting, ger. --> uplifting
[MED50449] uplikked, ppl. --> 
[MED50450] upl&omacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> 
[MED50451] uplokkid, ppl. --> 
[MED50452] upl&#x14D;&#x306;nd, n. --> upland
[MED50453] up-l&#x14D;&#x306;nd, adv. --> upland
[MED50454] upl&omacr;&breve;ndish(e, adj. --> 
[MED50454.5] upmaken, v. --> upmake
[MED50455] upm&emacr;&breve;ste, adj. --> 
[MED50456] upmewed, ppl. --> 
[MED50457] upm&omacr;red, ppl. --> 
[MED50458] upnimen, v. --> upnim
[MED50459] upniminge, ger. --> 
[MED50460] upo, prep. --> upo'
[MED50461] upoffren, v. --> upoffer
[MED50462] upon, adv. --> upon
[MED50463] upon, prep. --> upon
[MED50464] upon-, pref. --> 
[MED50465] uponc&ohacek;minge, ppl. --> 
[MED50466] uponhebben, v. --> 
[MED50467] upon-&#x14D;&#x306;n, adv. --> uponon(e
[MED50468] uponsittinge, ppl. --> 
[MED50469] uponwenden, v. --> 
[MED50470] uponwr&imacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED50471] uppe, n. --> 
[MED50472] uppen, v. --> uppe
[MED50473] upper(e, adj. --> upper
[MED50474] upper(e, adv. --> upper
[MED50475] upperest(e, adj. --> upperest
[MED50476] upperm&#x14D;re, adj. --> uppermore
[MED50477] upperm&omacr;re, adv. --> 
[MED50478] upperm&#x14D;ste, adj. --> uppermost
[MED50479] uppight, ppl. --> 
[MED50480] uppinge, ger. --> upping
[MED50481] upplicchen, v. --> 
[MED50482] upplucken, v. --> 
[MED50483] uppuld, ppl. --> 
[MED50484] upr&amacr;pen, v. --> 
[MED50485] upr&#x101;s(e, n. --> upras
[MED50486] upr&amacr;sen, v. --> 
[MED50487] upreceiveng, ger. --> 
[MED50488] upr&emacr;chen, v. --> 
[MED50489] upreisen, v. --> upraise
[MED50490] upreiser, n. --> upraiser
[MED50491] upreising(e, ger. --> 
[MED50492] upr&emacr;&dotb;ken, v. --> 
[MED50493] uprennen, v. --> 
[MED50494] upr&emacr;ren, v. --> 
[MED50495] upr&emacr;ring, ger. --> 
[MED50496] upresignen, v. --> 
[MED50497] upr&emacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED50498] upr&imacr;den, v. --> 
[MED50499] upright, adj. --> 
[MED50500] upright, adv. --> upright
[MED50501] uprighten, v. --> upright
[MED50502] uprightes, adv. --> uprights
[MED50503] uprine, n. --> 
[MED50504] upr&imacr;pen, v. --> 
[MED50505] upr&#x12B;&#x306;s(e, n. --> uprise
[MED50506] upr&#x12B;sen, v. --> uprise
[MED50507] upr&#x12B;sing(e, ger. --> uprising
[MED50508] uprist(e, n. --> uprist
[MED50509] upr&imacr;ven, v.(1) --> 
[MED50510] upr&#x12B;ven, v.(2) --> uprive
[MED50511] uprowunge, ger. --> 
[MED50512] upsaillen, v. --> 
[MED50513] ups&amacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED50514] ups&emacr;&dotb;chen, v. --> 
[MED50515] upsenden, v. --> 
[MED50516] upset, n. --> upset
[MED50517] upsetten, v. --> upset
[MED50518] upsetting, ger. --> upsetting
[MED50519] upsh&emacr;ren, v. --> 
[MED50520] upshette, ppl. --> 
[MED50521] upshiften, v. --> 
[MED50522] upsitten, v. --> 
[MED50523] upsl&imacr;den, v. --> 
[MED50524] upslingen, v. --> 
[MED50525] upsm&imacr;ten, v. --> 
[MED50526] up-s&omacr;&breve;-d&ohacek;un, adj. phr. --> 
[MED50527] up-s&#x14D;&#x306;-d&#x1D2;un, adv. phr. --> upside down
[MED50528] ups&ohacek;n, n. --> 
[MED50529] ups&ohacek;upen, v. --> 
[MED50530] upsp&emacr;&dotb;den, v. --> 
[MED50531] upspent, ppl. --> 
[MED50532] upsp&emacr;&breve;ren, v. --> 
[MED50533] upspringant, n. --> 
[MED50534] upspring(e, n. --> upspring
[MED50535] upspringen, v. --> upspring
[MED50536] upspringinge, ger. --> upspringing
[MED50537] upspurnen, v. --> 
[MED50538] upstallid, ppl. --> 
[MED50539] upstaunchen, v. --> 
[MED50540] upst&emacr;ken, v. --> 
[MED50541] upstep, n. --> 
[MED50542] upsterten, v. --> upstart
[MED50543] upstevining, ger. --> 
[MED50544] upst&#x12B;, n. --> upsty
[MED50545] upst&#x12B;en, v. --> upsty
[MED50546] upst&imacr;er, n. --> 
[MED50547] upst&imacr;ing, ger. --> 
[MED50548] upstiken, v. --> 
[MED50549] upstocken, v. --> 
[MED50550] upst&#x14D;&#x306;nden, v. --> upstand
[MED50551] upst&omacr;&breve;nder, n. --> 
[MED50552] upstoppen, v. --> 
[MED50553] upstrecchen, v. --> 
[MED50554] upstr&imacr;ken, v. --> 
[MED50555] upswappen, v. --> 
[MED50556] upswellen, v. --> upswell
[MED50557] upswippen, v. --> 
[MED50558] upt&#x101;ken, v. --> uptake
[MED50559] upt&#x101;ker(e, n. --> uptaker
[MED50560] upt&#x101;king(e, ger. --> uptaking
[MED50561] upteid, ppl. --> 
[MED50562] uptei(e, n. --> uptie
[MED50563] upteised, ppl. --> 
[MED50564] uptelden, v. --> 
[MED50565] uptempering, ger. --> 
[MED50566] upt&emacr;&dotb;n, v. --> 
[MED50567] up-the-d&ohacek;un, adv. phr. --> 
[MED50568] upthringen, v. --> 
[MED50569] upthr&imacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED50570] upthrouen, v. --> 
[MED50571] uptighten, v. --> 
[MED50572] uptitten, v. --> 
[MED50573] upt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;bl&omacr;wen, v. --> 
[MED50574] upt&omacr;&dotb;&breve;bresten, v. --> 
[MED50575] up-t&omacr;&dotb;&breve;-d&ohacek;un, adv. phr. --> 
[MED50576] upt&ohacek;nnen, v. --> 
[MED50577] uptrailen, v. --> 
[MED50578] uptrussen, v. --> 
[MED50579] upturnen, v. --> upturn
[MED50580] upturninge, ger. --> 
[MED50581] uptwicchen, v. --> 
[MED50582] upw&#x101;ken, v. --> upwake
[MED50583] upwallen, v.(1) --> 
[MED50584] upwallen, v.(2) --> 
[MED50585] upward, n. --> 
[MED50586] upward, adj. --> 
[MED50587] upward, adv. --> upward
[MED50588] upwardes, adv. --> upwards
[MED50589] upwaxen, v. --> 
[MED50590] upwellen, v. --> 
[MED50591] upwenden, v. --> 
[MED50592] upw&emacr;&dotb;ninge, ger. --> 
[MED50593] upwerpen, v. --> 
[MED50594] upw&emacr;ven, v. --> 
[MED50595] upw&#x12B;nden, v. --> upwind
[MED50595.5] upwinnen, v. --> upwinnen
[MED50596] upwrighten, v. --> 
[MED50597] upwroght, ppl. --> 
[MED50598] upy&emacr;&dotb;de, v. --> 
[MED50599] upy&#x113;&#x323;lden, v. --> up-yield
[MED50600] upy&emacr;&breve;ven, v. --> 
[MED50601] urb&#x101;&#x306;nit&#x12B;e, n. --> urbanity
[MED50602] &#x16B;re, n. --> ure
[MED50603] -&umacr;re, suf. --> 
[MED50604] &umacr;red, ppl. --> 
[MED50605] urgent, adj. --> urgent
[MED50606] &umacr;rich&imacr;d&emacr;s, n. pl. --> 
[MED50607] &#x16B;r&#x12B;&#x306;n&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> urination
[MED50608] &#x16B;r&#x12B;&#x306;n&#x101;&#x306;l, n. --> urinal
[MED50609] &umacr;r&imacr;&breve;n&amacr;t&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> 
[MED50610] &#x16B;r&#x12B;ne, n. --> urine
[MED50611] &#x16B;r&#x12B;nen, v. --> urine
[MED50612] &umacr;r&imacr;ning, ger. --> 
[MED50612.5] urinous, adj. --> urinous
[MED50613] &umacr;ris&ohacek;un, n. --> 
[MED50614] &#x16B;rit&#x12B;&#x306;f, adj. --> uritive
[MED50615] &umacr;rl&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50616] urne, n. --> urn
[MED50617] ur&ohacek;unscopus, n. --> 
[MED50618] ursa, n. --> Ursa
[MED50619] urt&imacr;ce, n. --> 
[MED50620] &#x16B;&#x306;s, pron. --> us
[MED50621] &#x16B;s&#x101;ble, adj. --> usable
[MED50622] &#x16B;s&#x101;&#x1E7;e, n. --> usage
[MED50623] &#x16B;saunce, n. --> usance
[MED50624] &#x16B;saunt, adj. --> usant
[MED50625] &umacr;sauntl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50626] &#x16B;se, n.(1) --> use
[MED50627] us&emacr;&dotb;, n.(2) --> 
[MED50628] &#x16B;sel, adj. --> usell
[MED50629] &umacr;seld&omacr;&dotb;m, n. --> 
[MED50630] &#x16B;sen, v. --> use
[MED50631] &#x16B;ser(e, n. --> user
[MED50632] usher, n. --> huissier
[MED50633] &#x16B;sing(e, ger. --> using
[MED50634] &umacr;singl&imacr;, adv. --> 
[MED50635] &#x16B;&#x306;s-self, pron. --> us self
[MED50636] ust, adj. --> 
[MED50637] &#x16B;su&#x101;&#x306;l, adj. --> usual
[MED50638] &umacr;su&amacr;&breve;ll&imacr;, adj. --> 
[MED50639] &#x16B;su&#x101;&#x306;ll&#x12B;, adv. --> usually
[MED50640] &#x16B;s&#x16B;r&#x101;r&#x12B;e, n. --> usurary
[MED50641] &#x16B;s&#x16B;re, n. --> usure
[MED50642] &#x16B;s&#x16B;&#x306;ren, v. --> usure
[MED50643] &#x16B;s&#x16B;&#x306;rer(e, n. --> usurer
[MED50644] &#x16B;s&#x16B;&#x306;r&#x12B;(e, n. --> usury
[MED50645] &#x16B;surp&#x101;ci&#x1D2;un, n. --> usurpation
[MED50646] &#x16B;surpaunt, adj. --> usurpant
[MED50647] &#x16B;surpement, n. --> usurpment
[MED50648] &#x16B;surpen, v. --> usurp
[MED50649] &#x16B;surper, n. --> usurper
[MED50650] &#x16B;surping, ger. --> usurping
[MED50651] &#x16B;surp&#x1D2;usl&#x12B;, adv. --> usurpously
[MED50652] &#x16B;&#x306;t, n. --> ut
[MED50653] &umacr;t&amacr;&breve;s, n. sg. &amp; pl. --> 
[MED50654] uten, v. --> ute
[MED50655] &#x16B;tensil, n. --> utensil
[MED50656] &#x16B;tensilment, n. --> utensilment
[MED50657] uterice, n. --> 
[MED50658] uter&#x12B;ne, adj. --> uterine
[MED50659] uterus, n. --> uterus
[MED50660] &#x16B;tilit&#x113;&#x323;, n. --> utility
[MED50661] &#x16B;va, n. --> uva
[MED50662] &umacr;v&amacr;les, n. pl. --> 
[MED50663] &#x16B;vea, n. --> uvea
[MED50664] uvemest(e, adj. --> 
[MED50665] uvenward, adj. --> 
[MED50666] uvewarde, adj. --> oveward
[MED50667] &#x16B;vula, n. --> uvula
[MED50668] &umacr;zifur, n. --> 
[MED50669] v, n. --> V
[MED50670] vacacioun, n. --> vacation
[MED50671] vacat, n. --> vacat
[MED50672] vacaunt, adj. --> vacant
[MED50673] vaccarie, n. --> vaccary
[MED50674] vache, n. --> vache
[MED50675] vacheri(e, n. --> vachery
[MED50676] vacillacion, n. --> vacillation
[MED50677] vacillant, adj. --> vacillant
[MED50678] vacuate, ppl. --> vacuate
[MED50679] vacuite, n. --> vacuity
[MED50680] v&#xE6;r, n. --> wal
[MED50681] vagabond, n. --> vacabond
[MED50682] vagabond, adj. --> vagabond
[MED50683] vagacion(e, n. --> vagation
[MED50684] vagaunt, adj. --> vagant
[MED50685] vagraunt, n. --> vagrant
[MED50686] vagraunt, adj. --> wancraunt
[MED50687] vah, interj. --> vah
[MED50688] vailable, adj. --> vailable
[MED50689] vailaunce, n. --> vailance
[MED50690] vailaunt, adj. --> valiant
[MED50691] vail(e, n. --> vail
[MED50692] vailen, v. --> vail
[MED50692.5] vailing, ger. --> vailing
[MED50693] vaillauntise, n. --> valiantise
[MED50694] vaillauntnesse, n. --> valiantness
[MED50695] valaunce, n.(1) --> valance
[MED50696] valaunce, n.(2) --> valance
[MED50697] valaunced, ppl. --> valanced
[MED50698] valaunse, n. --> valaunse
[MED50699] vale, n. --> vale
[MED50700] valei(e, n. --> valley
[MED50701] valeien, v. --> valley
[MED50702] valen, v. --> vail
[MED50703] valence, n.(1) --> valence
[MED50704] valence, n.(2) --> valence
[MED50705] valenciens, n. --> Valenciennes
[MED50706] valent, adj. --> valent
[MED50707] valentin(e, n. --> Valentine
[MED50708] valentinianis, n. pl. --> Valentinian
[MED50709] valerian(e, n. --> valerian
[MED50710] valet, n. --> varlet
[MED50711] vallente, n. --> vallente
[MED50712] vallous, adj. --> vallous
[MED50713] valour, n. --> valour
[MED50714] valson, n. --> fausen
[MED50715] valu(e, n. --> value
[MED50716] valuen, v. --> value
[MED50717] valuing, ger. --> valuing
[MED50718] valure, n. --> valure
[MED50719] valve, n. --> valve
[MED50720] vangel, n. --> vangel
[MED50721] vangelie, n. --> evangely
[MED50722] vangelist, n. --> evangelist
[MED50723] vanishen, v. --> vanish
[MED50724] vanishinge, ger. --> vanishing
[MED50725] vanite, n. --> vanity
[MED50726] van-lai, n. --> vauntlay
[MED50727] van-laien, v. --> vanlay
[MED50728] vanturs, n. pl. --> vanturs
[MED50729] vaporable, adj. --> vaporable
[MED50730] vaporacioun, n. --> vaporation
[MED50731] vaporatif(e, adj. --> vaporative
[MED50732] vaporosite, n. --> vaporosity
[MED50733] vaporous, adj. --> vaporose
[MED50734] vapour, n. --> vapour
[MED50735] vapourant, adj. --> vaporant
[MED50736] vapouren, v. --> vapour
[MED50737] vapouringe, ger. --> vapouring
[MED50738] vare-wurt, n. --> fare-wort
[MED50739] variable, adj. --> variable
[MED50740] variablenes(se, n. --> variableness
[MED50741] variacioun, n. --> variation
[MED50742] variantli, adv. --> variantly
[MED50743] variate, adj. --> variate
[MED50744] variaunce, n. --> variance
[MED50745] variaunt, adj. --> variant
[MED50746] varice, n. --> varix
[MED50747] varicous, adj. --> varicous
[MED50748] vari(e, adj. --> vary
[MED50749] varien, v. --> vary
[MED50750] varier, n. --> varier
[MED50751] variing(e, ger. --> varying
[MED50752] varioles, n. pl. --> variola
[MED50753] various, adj. --> various
[MED50754] variousnesse, n. --> variousness
[MED50755] varond, adj. --> varon
[MED50756] vase, n. --> vase
[MED50757] vassage, n. --> vassalage
[MED50758] vassal, n. --> vassal
[MED50759] vassalage, n. --> vassalage
[MED50760] vasselri, n. --> vassalry
[MED50761] vature, n. --> vature
[MED50762] vau, n. --> vau
[MED50763] vaum-brace, n. --> vantbrace
[MED50764] vaumpe, n. --> vamp
[MED50765] vaum-pei, n. --> vampeth
[MED50766] vaum-peien, v. --> vampeth
[MED50767] vaum-peiinge, ger. --> vampeying
[MED50768] vaum-plate, n. --> wamplate
[MED50769] vaumure, n. --> vaumure
[MED50770] vauncement, n. --> vancement
[MED50771] vauncen, v. --> vaunce
[MED50772] vaun-chace, n. --> vanchase
[MED50773] vaun-chasour, n. --> vanchaser
[MED50774] vauncing, ger. --> vauncing
[MED50775] vaunt-, combining element --> vant-
[MED50776] vauntage, n. --> vantage
[MED50777] vauntageli, adv. --> vantagely
[MED50778] vauntagen, v. --> vantage
[MED50779] vauntaunce, n. --> vauntance
[MED50780] vaunt(e, n. --> vaunt
[MED50781] vaunten, v. --> vaunt
[MED50782] vaunte-taper, n. --> 
[MED50783] vaunt-gard(e, n. --> vantguard
[MED50784] vaunting, ger. --> vaunting
[MED50785] vauntour(e, n. --> vaunter
[MED50786] vaunt-ward(e, n. --> vantward
[MED50787] vaut(e, n. --> vault
[MED50788] vauten, v. --> vault
[MED50789] vautinge, ger. --> vaulting
[MED50790] vavasour, n. --> vavasour
[MED50791] vegetabilite, n. --> vegetability
[MED50792] vegetable, n. --> vegetable
[MED50793] vegetable, adj. --> vegetable
[MED50794] vegetatif, adj. --> vegetative
[MED50795] vegite, n. --> vegitee
[MED50796] vehemens, n. --> vehemence
[MED50797] vehement, adj. --> vehement
[MED50798] veil, n.(1) --> veil
[MED50799] veil, n.(2) --> veil
[MED50800] veilen, v. --> veil
[MED50801] veilinge, ger. --> veiling
[MED50802] vein, n. --> vain
[MED50803] vein, adj. --> vain
[MED50804] veinal, adj. --> venal
[MED50805] vein(e, n.(1) --> vein
[MED50806] veine, n.(2) --> veyne
[MED50807] vein-glorie, n. --> vainglory
[MED50808] vein-glorious, adj. --> vainglorious
[MED50809] veini, adj. --> veiny
[MED50810] veinli, adv. --> vainly
[MED50811] veinnes(se, n. --> vainness
[MED50812] veinous, adj.(1) --> vainous
[MED50813] veinous, adj.(2) --> veinous
[MED50813.5] veinquor, n. --> vainquer
[MED50814] veinte, n. --> vanity
[MED50815] veiour, n. --> veyor
[MED50816] veir, n. --> vair
[MED50817] veire, n. --> vaires
[MED50818] veir(e, adv. --> veire
[MED50819] veires, adv. --> veire
[MED50820] vekke, n. --> vecke
[MED50821] velative, adj. --> velative
[MED50822] vel(e, n. --> veal
[MED50823] vellis, n. --> vellis
[MED50824] velocite, n. --> velocity
[MED50825] velti-fronde, n. --> felt-frond
[MED50826] velue, adj. --> velue
[MED50827] velum, n. --> vellum
[MED50828] velvet, n. --> velvet
[MED50829] velvetti, adj. --> velvety
[MED50829.5] vemcoppe, n. --> vemcoppe
[MED50830] ven, interj. --> ven
[MED50831] vendable, adj. --> vendable
[MED50832] vendage, n. --> vendage
[MED50833] vende, n. --> vend
[MED50834] vendengen, v. --> vendengen
[MED50835] vendible, adj. --> vendible
[MED50836] vendicacion, n. --> vindication
[MED50837] vendonginge, ger. --> vendonging
[MED50838] venefice, n. --> venefice
[MED50839] venelle, n. --> vennel
[MED50840] venenosite, n. --> venenosity
[MED50841] venenous, adj. --> venenous
[MED50842] venerable, adj. --> venerable
[MED50843] veneracioun, n. --> veneration
[MED50844] venereal(le, adj. --> venereal
[MED50845] venereus, adj. --> venereous
[MED50846] veneri(e, n.(1) --> venery
[MED50847] veneri(e, n.(2) --> venery
[MED50848] venerien, adj. --> Venerien
[MED50849] venerient, adj. --> Venerien
[MED50850] venerine, adj. --> venerine
[MED50851] venerunt, n. --> venerunt
[MED50852] venesoun, n. --> venison
[MED50853] venet, adj. --> venet
[MED50854] veneu, n. --> venue
[MED50855] vengaunceliche, adv. --> vengeancely
[MED50856] vengaunt, adj. --> vengeant
[MED50857] vengeable, adj. --> vengeable
[MED50858] vengeabli, adv. --> vengeably
[MED50859] vengeative, adj. --> vengeative
[MED50860] vengeaunce, n. --> vengeance
[MED50861] vengeauncere, n. --> vengeancer
[MED50862] vengement, n. --> vengement
[MED50863] vengen, v. --> venge
[MED50864] venger(e, n. --> venger
[MED50865] vengeresse, n. --> vengeress
[MED50866] vengerour, n. --> vengerour
[MED50867] vengerous, adj. --> vengeress
[MED50868] vengesour, n. --> vengesour
[MED50869] venging(e, ger. --> venging
[MED50870] venial, n. --> venial
[MED50871] venial, adj. --> venial
[MED50872] venialli, adj. --> venially
[MED50873] venialli, adv. --> venially
[MED50874] Venice, n. --> Venice
[MED50875] Venicien, n. --> Venetian
[MED50876] venie, n. --> veny
[MED50877] venim, n. --> venom
[MED50878] venim, adj. --> venom
[MED50879] venimehede, n. --> venomhood
[MED50880] venimen, v. --> venom
[MED50881] venimi, adj. --> venomy
[MED50882] veniminge, ger. --> wyning
[MED50883] venimli, adv. --> venomly
[MED50884] venimnesse, n. --> venomness
[MED50885] venimous, adj. --> venomous
[MED50886] venimoushede, n. --> venomoushead
[MED50887] venimousli, adv. --> venomously
[MED50888] venimousnes, n. --> venomousness
[MED50889] venimouste, n. --> venomousty
[MED50889.5] venimousi, adj. --> venemousy
[MED50890] venin, n. --> venin
[MED50891] veninen, v. --> venom
[MED50892] venire facias, n. phr. --> venire facias
[MED50893] venit, n. --> Venite
[MED50894] venite, n. --> Venite
[MED50895] venquen, v. --> fenk
[MED50896] venquishen, v. --> vanquish
[MED50897] venquissinge, ger. --> vanquishing
[MED50898] vent, n.(1) --> vent
[MED50899] vent, n.(2) --> vent
[MED50900] vent, n.(3) --> ventail
[MED50901] ventail(e, n. --> ventail
[MED50902] ventailet, n. --> ventailet
[MED50903] venten, v. --> vent
[MED50904] ventilaten, v. --> ventilate
[MED50905] venting(e, ger. --> venting
[MED50906] ventished, n. --> ventished
[MED50907] ventisshinge, ger. --> ventishing
[MED50908] ventosacioun, n. --> ventosation
[MED50909] ventose, n. --> ventose
[MED50910] ventose, adj. --> ventose
[MED50911] ventosen, v. --> ventose
[MED50912] ventosenes, n. --> ventoseness
[MED50913] ventoser, n. --> ventoser
[MED50914] ventosie, n. --> ventosa
[MED50915] ventosie, adj. --> ventosal
[MED50916] ventosing(e, ger. --> ventosing
[MED50917] ventosite, n. --> ventosity
[MED50918] ventouris, n. --> ventouris
[MED50919] ventrale, adj. --> ventral
[MED50920] ventricle, n. --> ventricle
[MED50921] ventrose, adj. --> ventrose
[MED50922] ventuosite, n. --> ventuosity
[MED50923] ventuous, adj. --> ventuous
[MED50924] venture, n. --> venture
[MED50925] venturen, v. --> venture
[MED50925.5] venturer, n. --> venturer
[MED50926] venturous, adj. --> venturous
[MED50927] venure, n. --> venure
[MED50928] Venus, n. --> Venus
[MED50929] ver, n.(1) --> vere
[MED50930] ver, n.(2) --> vere
[MED50931] verbal(e, adj. --> verbal
[MED50932] verbe, n. --> verb
[MED50933] verbel, n. --> varvel
[MED50934] verbiform, adj. --> verbiform
[MED50935] verbousli, adv. --> verbosely
[MED50936] verdegrece, n. --> verdigris
[MED50937] verder, n. --> verder
[MED50938] verdit, n. --> verdict
[MED50939] verdling, n. --> verdling
[MED50940] verdure, n. --> verdure
[MED50941] verduren, v. --> verdure
[MED50942] verduse, n. --> verduse
[MED50943] veren, v.(1) --> veer
[MED50944] veren, v.(2) --> vere
[MED50945] verge, n. --> verge
[MED50946] verged, ppl. --> verge
[MED50947] verger, n.(1) --> verger
[MED50948] verger, n.(2) --> verger
[MED50949] verge-sauce, n. --> verge-sauce
[MED50949.5] verget, n. --> verget
[MED50950] ver-hvete, n. --> wer-wette
[MED50950.5] verial, adj. --> verial
[MED50951] veri(e, n. --> very(e)
[MED50952] verifiaunce, n. --> verefiance
[MED50953] verifiement, n. --> verifyment
[MED50954] verifien, v. --> verify
[MED50955] verifier, n. --> verifier
[MED50956] verifiing, ger. --> verifying
[MED50957] verish, adj. --> verish
[MED50958] veritable, adj. --> veritable
[MED50959] verite, n. --> verity
[MED50960] verjous, n. --> verjuice
[MED50961] verlilium, n. --> verlilium
[MED50962] verling-lin, n. --> verling-line
[MED50963] vermail(e, adj. --> vermeil | vermil
[MED50964] vermaille, n. --> vermail
[MED50965] vermicle, n. --> vermicle
[MED50966] vermiculous, adj. --> vermiculous
[MED50967] vermid, ppl. --> vermed
[MED50968] vermidore, n. --> vermidore
[MED50969] vermiloun, n. --> vermilion
[MED50970] vermin, n. --> vermin
[MED50971] vernage, n. --> vernage
[MED50972] vernagelle, n. --> vernagelle
[MED50973] vernant, adj. --> vernant
[MED50974] verne-yerd, n. --> vernyard
[MED50975] vernicle, n. --> vernicle
[MED50976] vernish, n. --> varnish
[MED50977] vernishen, v. --> varnish
[MED50978] vernishing, ger. --> varnishing
[MED50979] veroni, n. --> verony
[MED50980] veronica, n. --> veronica
[MED50981] veronike, n. --> Veronica
[MED50982] verre, n. --> verre
[MED50983] verre, adj. --> vary
[MED50984] verrei, n. --> very
[MED50985] verrei, adj. --> very
[MED50986] verrei, adv. --> very
[MED50987] verreien, v. --> verreien
[MED50988] verreili, adj. --> verily
[MED50989] verreili, adv. --> verily
[MED50990] verreiment, adv. --> verament
[MED50991] verreinesse, n. --> veriness
[MED50992] verrement, n. --> verment
[MED50993] verren, v. --> ver
[MED50994] verrer, n. --> verrer
[MED50995] verrien, v. --> verry
[MED50996] verrit, ppl. --> verred
[MED50997] versant, adj. --> versant
[MED50998] vers(e, n. --> verse
[MED50999] versed, ppl. --> versed
[MED51000] verselen, v. --> versle
[MED51001] verselinge, ger. --> versle
[MED51002] verset, n. --> verset
[MED51003] versicle, n. --> versicle
[MED51004] versiculer, n. --> versicular
[MED51005] versien, v. --> verse
[MED51006] versifien, v. --> versify
[MED51007] versifiinge, ger. --> versifying
[MED51008] versifiour, n. --> versifier
[MED51009] versioun, n. --> version
[MED51010] versioure, n. --> versifier
[MED51011] versoure, n. --> versor
[MED51012] versus, prep. --> versus
[MED51013] versute, adj. --> versute
[MED51014] vert, n. --> vert
[MED51015] vert, adj. --> vert
[MED51016] vertebrum, n. --> vertebra
[MED51017] verteli, adv. --> vertely
[MED51018] verten, v. --> vert
[MED51019] vertex, n. --> vertex
[MED51020] vertibilite, n. --> vertibility
[MED51021] vertible, n. --> vertible
[MED51022] vertible, adj. --> vertible
[MED51023] vertigine, n. --> vertiginy
[MED51024] vertigo, n. --> vertigo
[MED51025] vertine, n. --> vertine
[MED51026] vert-sauce, n. --> vert-sauce
[MED51027] vertu, n. --> virtue
[MED51028] vertual, adj. --> virtual
[MED51029] vertualli, adv. --> virtually
[MED51030] vertuen, v. --> virtue
[MED51031] vertuest, adj. sup. --> virtuous
[MED51032] vertuful, adj. --> virtueful
[MED51033] vertuhede, n. --> virtuehead
[MED51034] vertuisful, adj. --> virtuousful
[MED51035] vertules, adj. --> virtueless
[MED51036] vertuosite, n. --> virtuosity
[MED51037] vertuous, adj. --> virtuous
[MED51038] vertuousli, adv. --> virtuously
[MED51039] vertuousnesse, n. --> virtuousness
[MED51040] vertwel, n. --> vertwell
[MED51041] verual(e, adj. --> verual
[MED51042] veruca, n. --> verruca
[MED51043] verucales, n. pl. --> verrucales
[MED51044] vervein(e, n. --> vervain
[MED51045] vesicacioun, n. --> vesication
[MED51046] vesicales, n. pl. --> vesical
[MED51047] vesicant, ppl. --> vesicant
[MED51048] vesicaten, v. --> vesicate
[MED51049] vesic(e, n. --> vesica
[MED51050] vesi(e, n. --> vesie
[MED51051] vesiken, v. --> vesicate, v.
[MED51052] vesinage, n. --> vicinage
[MED51053] vesper, n. --> vesper
[MED51054] vespertiliones, n. pl. --> vespertiliones
[MED51055] vespertine, adj. --> vespertine
[MED51056] vesse, n. --> vesse
[MED51057] vessel, n. --> vessel
[MED51058] vesselen, v. --> vessel
[MED51059] vesseller, n. --> vesseller
[MED51060] vesselling(e, n. --> vesselling
[MED51061] vesselment, n. --> vesselment
[MED51062] Vesta, n. --> Vesta
[MED51063] Vestal, n. --> vestal
[MED51064] Vestal, adj. --> vestal
[MED51065] vesteien, v. --> vesteye
[MED51066] vesteiing, ger. --> vesteying
[MED51067] vestement, n. --> vestment
[MED51068] vesten, v. --> vest
[MED51069] vesterer, n. --> vesterer
[MED51070] vestiari(e, n. --> vestiary
[MED51071] vestiariere, n. --> vestiarier
[MED51072] vestige, n. --> vestige
[MED51073] vestiture, n. --> vestiture
[MED51074] vestri, n. --> vestry
[MED51075] vesture, n. --> vesture
[MED51076] vesturen, v. --> vesture
[MED51077] vetoin(e, n. --> veton(y
[MED51078] vetuse, adj. --> vetuse
[MED51079] veu(e, n. --> view
[MED51080] veuer, n. --> viewer
[MED51081] vexacioun, n. --> vexation
[MED51082] vexen, v. --> vex
[MED51083] vexing(e, ger. --> vexing
[MED51084] viage, n. --> voyage
[MED51085] viagen, v. --> voyage
[MED51085.5] viatour, n. --> viator
[MED51086] viaund(e, n. --> viand
[MED51087] viaunded, ppl. --> vianded
[MED51088] viaundour, n. --> viander
[MED51089] vibrate, ppl. --> vibrate
[MED51090] vicarage, n. --> vicarage
[MED51091] vicar(e, n. --> vicar
[MED51092] vicari, adj. --> vicary
[MED51093] vicari(e, n.(1) --> vicary
[MED51094] vicari(e, n.(2) --> vicary
[MED51095] vicaried, n. --> vicaried
[MED51096] vicarishipe, n. --> vicariship
[MED51097] vice, n. --> vice
[MED51098] vicesse, n. --> vices
[MED51099] viciat(e, ppl. --> vitiate
[MED51100] viciosite, n. --> vitiosity
[MED51101] vicious, adj. --> vicious
[MED51102] viciousli, adv. --> viciously
[MED51103] viciousnes(se, n. --> viciousness
[MED51103.5] vicissitude, n. --> vicissitude
[MED51104] victe, ppl. --> vict
[MED51105] victoire, n. --> victor
[MED51106] victorial, adj. --> victorial
[MED51106.5] victoriaunce, n. --> victoriance
[MED51107] victori(e, n.(1) --> victory
[MED51108] victorie, n.(2) --> victorie
[MED51109] victorien, v. --> victory
[MED51110] victoriole, n. --> victoriole
[MED51111] victorious, adj. --> victorious
[MED51112] victoriousli, adv. --> victoriously
[MED51113] victour, n. --> victor
[MED51114] victrice, n. --> victrice
[MED51115] victurdome, n. --> victordom
[MED51116] videlicet, adv. --> videlicet
[MED51117] viden, v. --> vide
[MED51118] vidence, n. --> vidence
[MED51119] vidimus, n. --> vidimus
[MED51120] viduite, n. --> viduity
[MED51121] vie, n.(1) --> vie
[MED51122] vie, n.(2) --> vie
[MED51123] viellar, n. --> vieillard
[MED51124] vien, v. --> vie
[MED51125] Viennense, adj. --> Viennense
[MED51126] vigil(e, n. --> vigil
[MED51127] vigili(e, n. --> vigily
[MED51128] vigoren, v. --> 
[MED51128.5] vigorosite, n. --> vigourosity
[MED51129] vigorous, adj. --> vigorous
[MED51130] vigorousli, adv. --> vigoursly
[MED51131] vigorousnesse, n. --> vigorousness
[MED51132] vigour, n. --> vigour
[MED51133] vilante, n. --> vilante
[MED51134] vil(e, n. --> vile
[MED51135] vil(e, adj. --> vile
[MED51136] vilehede, n. --> vilehead
[MED51137] vilein, n. --> villein
[MED51138] vilein, adj. --> villain
[MED51139] vileinage, n. --> villeinage
[MED51140] vileinen, v. --> villain
[MED51141] vileini(e, n. --> villainy
[MED51142] vileinie, adj. --> villainy
[MED51143] vileinien, v. --> villainy
[MED51144] vileining, n. --> villeining
[MED51145] vileinli, adv. --> villainly
[MED51146] vileinous, adj. --> villainous
[MED51147] vileinousli, adv. --> villainsly
[MED51148] vileins, n. --> villains
[MED51149] vileins, adj. --> villains
[MED51150] vileinsli, adv. --> villainsly
[MED51151] vileli, adj. --> vilely
[MED51152] vileli, adv. --> vilely
[MED51153] vilelili, adv. --> vilelyly
[MED51154] vilen, v. --> vile
[MED51155] vilenes, n. --> vileness
[MED51156] vilenistli, adv. --> villainistly
[MED51157] vilen&#xFE;e, n. --> villainthe
[MED51158] vilesse, n.(1) --> vilesse
[MED51159] vilesse, n.(2) --> vilesse
[MED51160] vilificat, ppl. --> vilificate
[MED51161] vilifien, v. --> vilify
[MED51162] vilipenden, v. --> vilipend
[MED51163] vilis, v. --> vile
[MED51164] village, n. --> village
[MED51165] villes, n. pl. --> ville
[MED51166] villous, adj. --> villous
[MED51167] villulate, adj. --> villulate
[MED51168] vilous, adj. --> vellous
[MED51169] vilousli, adv. --> villously
[MED51170] vilte, n. --> vilety
[MED51171] vinacioun, n. --> vination
[MED51172] vinagere, n. --> vinager
[MED51173] vinarie, n. --> vinery
[MED51174] vincible, adj. --> vincible
[MED51175] vindicatif, adj. --> vindicative
[MED51176] vine, n.(1) --> vine
[MED51177] vine, n.(2) --> vinea
[MED51178] vined, ppl. --> vined
[MED51179] vinegrate, n. --> vinaigrette
[MED51180] vinegre, n. --> vinegar
[MED51180.5] vineloun, n. --> vineloun
[MED51181] viner, n.(1) --> viner
[MED51182] viner, n.(2) --> viner
[MED51183] vines, n. pl. --> vines
[MED51184] vinet, n.(1) --> vinet
[MED51185] vinet, n.(2) --> vinet
[MED51186] vine-tre, n. --> vine-tree
[MED51187] vine-yerd, n. --> winyard
[MED51188] vini, n. --> vine
[MED51189] vinien, v. --> vinny
[MED51190] vinolence, n. --> vinolence
[MED51191] vinolent, adj. --> vinolent
[MED51192] vinous, adj. --> vinous
[MED51193] vinousli, adv. --> vinously
[MED51194] vintage, n. --> vintage
[MED51195] vintaine, n. --> vintaine
[MED51196] vintenarie, n. --> vintenary
[MED51197] vintener, n. --> vintener
[MED51198] vinter, n. --> vinter
[MED51199] vintner, n. --> vintner
[MED51200] vintri(e, n. --> vintry
[MED51201] vinturer, n. --> vinturer
[MED51202] viol, n. --> viol
[MED51203] viola, n. --> viola
[MED51204] violable, adj. --> violable
[MED51205] violacion, n. --> violation
[MED51206] violastre, n. --> violastre
[MED51207] violate, adj. --> violate
[MED51208] violaten, v. --> violate
[MED51209] violator, n. --> violator
[MED51210] viole, n. --> viole
[MED51210.5] violen, v. --> violen
[MED51211] violence, n. --> violence
[MED51212] violenseli, adv. --> violencely
[MED51212.5] volensen, v. --> violence
[MED51213] violent, n. --> violent
[MED51214] violent, adj. --> violent
[MED51215] violentere, adv. --> violenter
[MED51216] violentli, adv. --> violently
[MED51217] violet, n. --> violet
[MED51218] violet, adj. --> violet
[MED51219] violour, n. --> violer
[MED51220] vious, adj. --> vious
[MED51221] viouse, adj. --> viouse
[MED51222] vipera, n. --> viper
[MED51223] vippe, n. --> vippe
[MED51224] virago, n. --> virago
[MED51225] vire, n.(1) --> vire
[MED51226] vire, n.(2) --> vire
[MED51227] vired, ppl. --> vired
[MED51228] virel, n. --> virl
[MED51229] virelai, n. --> virelay
[MED51230] virelen, v. --> verrel
[MED51231] vireton, n. --> vireton
[MED51232] virgale, adj. --> virgal
[MED51233] virga pastoris, n. --> virga pastoris
[MED51234] virge, n. --> vierge
[MED51235] Virgiles, n. pl. --> virgilis
[MED51236] virginal, adj. --> virginal
[MED51237] virginalite, n. --> virginality
[MED51238] virgin(e, n. --> virgin
[MED51239] virgin(e, adj. --> virgin
[MED51240] virginhede, n. --> virginhood
[MED51241] virginite, n. --> virginity
[MED51242] Virgo, n. --> Virgo
[MED51243] viridarie, n. --> viridary
[MED51244] viride, n. &amp; adj. --> virid
[MED51245] viridite, n. --> viridity
[MED51246] viring-rop, n. --> viring-rope
[MED51247] viritot(e, n. --> viretote
[MED51248] viritrate, n. --> viritrate
[MED51249] viroun, n. --> viron
[MED51250] virounen, v. --> viron
[MED51250.5] virouning, ger. --> vironing
[MED51251] virous, adj. --> virose
[MED51252] virousnes, n. --> viroseness
[MED51253] virtutes, n. pl. --> virtutes
[MED51254] virulence, n. --> virulency
[MED51255] virulent, adj. --> virulent
[MED51256] virundicum, n. --> virundicum
[MED51257] virus, n. --> virus
[MED51258] vis, n.(1) --> vice
[MED51259] vis, n.(2) --> vice
[MED51260] vis, n.(3) --> vice
[MED51261] vis, n.(4) --> vice
[MED51262] vis-, pref. --> vice
[MED51263] visable, adj. --> visable
[MED51264] visadmiral, n. --> vice-admiral
[MED51265] visage, n. --> visage
[MED51266] visagen, v. --> visage
[MED51267] visaginge, ger. --> visaging
[MED51268] visc, n. --> viscin
[MED51269] viscapitain, n. --> vice-captain
[MED51270] viscat, ppl. --> viscate
[MED51271] vischaunceller, n. --> vice-chancellor
[MED51272] viscosenes, n. --> viscousness
[MED51273] viscosite, n. --> viscosity
[MED51274] viscount, n. --> viscount
[MED51275] viscountel, n. --> viscontiel
[MED51276] viscountes(se, n. --> viscountess
[MED51277] viscountie, n. --> viscounty
[MED51278] viscous, n. --> viscus
[MED51279] viscous, adj. --> viscose
[MED51280] viseli, adv. --> visely
[MED51281] visement, n. --> visement
[MED51282] visen, v. --> vise
[MED51283] visenage, n. --> visenage
[MED51284] viser, n. --> visor | vizor
[MED51285] viserid(e, ppl. --> visored | vizored
[MED51286] viserli, adj. --> visorly
[MED51287] visern(e, n. --> visern
[MED51288] visernen, v. --> visern
[MED51289] visibilite, n. --> visibility
[MED51290] visible, adj. --> visible
[MED51291] visibli, adv. --> visibly
[MED51292] visife, adj. --> visive
[MED51293] visioun, n. --> vision
[MED51294] visitacioun, n. --> visitation
[MED51295] visiten, v. --> visit
[MED51296] visiting(e, ger. --> visiting
[MED51297] visitour, n. --> visitor
[MED51298] vislegate, n. --> vice-legate
[MED51299] visne, n. --> visne
[MED51299.5] visory, adj. --> visory
[MED51300] viste, n. --> viste
[MED51301] visual, adj. --> visual
[MED51302] visualli, adv. --> visually
[MED51303] visure, n. --> visure
[MED51304] vitaile, n. --> victual
[MED51305] vitailen, v. --> victual
[MED51306] vitailer, n. --> victualler
[MED51307] vitailership, n. --> victuallership
[MED51308] vitailing, ger. --> victualling
[MED51309] vitaillement, n. --> vitaillement
[MED51310] vitaillous, adj. --> vitaillous
[MED51311] vital, adj. --> vital
[MED51312] vitali, n. --> vitaly
[MED51313] vitellin(e, adj. --> vitelline
[MED51314] vitre, n. --> vitre
[MED51315] vitre, adj. --> vitre
[MED51316] vitreale, adj. --> vitrial
[MED51316.5] vitred, ppl. --> vitred
[MED51317] vitremite, n. --> vitremyte
[MED51318] vitreous, adj. --> vitreous
[MED51319] vitrificat(e, ppl. --> vitrificate
[MED51320] vitrified, ppl. --> vitrify
[MED51321] vitrininge, n. --> vitrining
[MED51322] vitriol, n. --> vitriol
[MED51323] vituline, adj. --> vituline
[MED51324] vituperable, adj. --> vituperable
[MED51325] vituperacioun, adj. --> vituperation
[MED51326] vitupere, n. --> vituper
[MED51327] vivacite, n. --> vivacity
[MED51328] vivaunte, adj. --> vivaunt
[MED51329] vive, adj. --> vive
[MED51330] vivenes, n. --> viveness
[MED51331] viver, n. --> vivier
[MED51332] vivificacion, n. --> vivification
[MED51333] vivificaten, v. --> vivificate
[MED51334] vivifien, v. --> vivify
[MED51335] vix-vax, n. --> fix-fax
[MED51336] vlen, v. --> vlen
[MED51337] vlet, n. --> vlet
[MED51338] vocable, n. --> vocable
[MED51339] vocacioun, n. --> vocation
[MED51340] vocal, adj. --> vocal
[MED51341] vocali, adv. --> vocally
[MED51342] vocat, n. --> vocate
[MED51343] vocatif, n. --> vocative
[MED51344] vocatif, adj. --> vocative
[MED51345] voge, n. --> vogue
[MED51346] voice, n. --> voice
[MED51347] voiceli, adv. --> voicely
[MED51348] voicen, v. --> voice
[MED51349] void, n. --> void
[MED51350] voidaunce, n. --> voidance
[MED51351] void(e, n.(1) --> void
[MED51352] voide, n.(2) --> voidee
[MED51353] void(e, adj. --> void
[MED51354] voiden, v. --> void
[MED51355] voidenes(se, n. --> voidness
[MED51356] voider, n. --> voider
[MED51357] voides, n. pl. --> voider
[MED51358] voidi, adj. --> voidy
[MED51359] voiding(e, ger. --> voiding
[MED51360] voidli, adv. --> voidly
[MED51361] voillaunce, n. --> voillance
[MED51362] voisdie, n. --> vaidie
[MED51363] voisin, n. --> voisin
[MED51364] voisure, n. --> voisure
[MED51365] vok, n.(1) --> voke
[MED51366] vok, n.(2) --> vok
[MED51367] volage, adj. --> volage
[MED51368] volaile, n. --> volaille
[MED51369] volantin(e, n. --> volentine
[MED51370] volate, n. --> volate
[MED51371] volaten, v. --> volate
[MED51372] volatif, n. --> volative
[MED51373] volatil(e, n. --> volatile
[MED51374] volating, ger. --> volating
[MED51375] volatis, n. --> volatis
[MED51376] volaunt, n. --> volant
[MED51377] volet, n. --> volet
[MED51378] volowinge, ppl. --> volowinge
[MED51378.5] volubil, n. --> volubil
[MED51379] volubil(e, n. --> volible
[MED51380] voluble, adj. --> volible
[MED51381] volucion, n. --> volution
[MED51382] volum(e, n. --> volume
[MED51383] volumus, adj. --> volumous
[MED51384] voluntari, n. --> voluntary
[MED51385] voluntari(e, adj. --> voluntary
[MED51386] voluntarili, adv. --> voluntarily
[MED51387] voluntarious, adj. --> voluntarious
[MED51388] volunte, n. --> volunty
[MED51389] volupen, v. --> velope
[MED51390] voluper(e, n. --> voluper
[MED51391] volupt, n. --> volupt
[MED51392] voluptable, adj. --> voluptable
[MED51393] volupte, n. --> volupty
[MED51394] voluptuosite, n. --> voluptuousty
[MED51395] voluptuous, adj. --> voluptuous
[MED51396] voluptuousli, adv. --> voluptuously
[MED51397] voluptuousnesse, n. --> voluptuousness
[MED51398] voluvaunt, n. --> voluvaunt
[MED51399] volvelle, n. --> volvelle
[MED51400] volven, v. --> volve
[MED51401] volving, ger. --> volve
[MED51402] vom(e, n. --> vome
[MED51403] vomen, v. --> vome
[MED51404] voment, n. --> voment
[MED51405] voming, ger. --> foaming
[MED51406] vomis, adj. --> vomis
[MED51407] vomishment, n. --> vomishment
[MED51408] vomit, n. --> vomit
[MED51409] vomiten, v. --> vomit
[MED51410] vomitive, adj. --> vomitive
[MED51411] vomitous, adj. --> vomitous
[MED51412] vomrel, n. --> vomrel
[MED51413] votrelles, n. pl. --> votrelles
[MED51414] vouable, adj. --> vowable
[MED51415] vouabli, adv. --> vowably
[MED51416] vouche, n. --> vouch
[MED51417] vouchen, v. --> vouch
[MED51418] vouchen sauf, v. phr. --> vouchsafe
[MED51419] voucheous, adj. --> voucheous
[MED51420] vouching saf, ger. phr. --> vouchsafe
[MED51421] vou(e, n.(1) --> vow
[MED51422] voue, n.(2) --> vowee
[MED51423] vouel, n. --> vowel
[MED51424] vouen, v.(1) --> vow
[MED51425] vouen, v.(2) --> vow
[MED51426] vouere, n. --> vower
[MED51427] vougard, n. --> vowgard
[MED51428] vouing, ger. --> vowing
[MED51429] vouren, v. --> vour
[MED51430] vourer(e, n. --> vourer
[MED51431] vouri, n. --> voury
[MED51432] vousing, n. --> vousing
[MED51433] vouson, n. --> vowson
[MED51434] vousour, n. --> voisour
[MED51435] voutable, adj. --> vultable
[MED51436] vout(e, n. --> vult
[MED51437] vouten, v. --> voute
[MED51438] vouter, n. --> vouter
[MED51439] voutes, n. pl. --> voutes
[MED51440] voutrand, ppl. --> adulterant
[MED51441] voutrer, n. --> vowtriere
[MED51442] voutresse, n. --> adulteress
[MED51443] voutri(e, n. --> voutry
[MED51444] vulcan(e, n. --> Vulcan
[MED51445] vulgal, adj. --> vulgal
[MED51446] vulgali, adv. --> vulgarly
[MED51447] vulgar(e, n. --> vulgar
[MED51448] vulgar(e, adj. --> vulgar
[MED51449] vulgari, adj. --> vulgary
[MED51450] vulgarious, adj. --> vulgarious
[MED51451] vulgarli, adv. --> vulgarly
[MED51452] vulneracioun, n. --> vulneration
[MED51453] vulneraten, v. --> vulnerate
[MED51454] vulnus, n. --> vulnus
[MED51455] vulpin, adj. --> vulpine
[MED51456] vultur(e, n. --> vulture
[MED51457] Vulturnus, n. --> Vulturnus
[MED51458] vulva, n. --> vulva
[MED51459] vumbarde, n. --> vumbard
[MED51460] w, n. --> W
[MED51461] wa, adj. --> wa
[MED51462] wabok, n. --> wabok
[MED51463] wacche, n. --> watch
[MED51464] waccheful, adj. --> 
[MED51465] wacche-man, n. --> 
[MED51466] wacchen, v. --> watch
[MED51467] waccher, n. --> watcher
[MED51468] wacche-word, n. --> watchword
[MED51469] wacchinge, ger. --> watching
[MED51470] wachel, adj. --> wachel
[MED51471] wachet, n. --> watchet
[MED51472] wachleu, adj. --> wachleu
[MED51473] wacste, n. --> waist
[MED51474] wad, adj. --> wad
[MED51475] wadde, n. --> wadde
[MED51476] wade, n.(1) --> wade
[MED51477] wade, n.(2) --> wade
[MED51478] wadelen, v. --> waddle
[MED51479] waden, v. --> wade
[MED51480] wading(e, ger. --> wading
[MED51481] wad-mol, n. --> wadmal
[MED51482] w&#xE6;ilien, v. --> w&#xE6;ilien
[MED51483] waeling, ppl. --> waeling
[MED51484] w&#xE6;l-reow, adj. --> w&#xE6;l-reow
[MED51485] w&#xE6;l-reownisse, n. --> w&#xE6;l-reownisse
[MED51486] waf, n. --> weffe
[MED51487] wafer, n. --> wafer
[MED51488] waferer, n. --> waferer
[MED51489] wafferi, n. --> wafery
[MED51490] waffering, ger. --> wafering iron
[MED51491] waffore, n. --> waffore
[MED51492] wafi&#x292;en, v. --> wafi&#x292;en
[MED51493] wafrestre, n. --> wafrestre
[MED51494] wafroun, n. --> wafron
[MED51495] wafte, n. --> waft
[MED51496] waften, v. --> waft
[MED51497] wafteren, v. --> wafter
[MED51498] wage, n. --> wage
[MED51499] wageling, ger. --> wageling
[MED51500] wagen, v. --> wage
[MED51500.5] wagere, n. --> wagere
[MED51501] wageren, v. --> wagger
[MED51502] wagering(e, ger. --> wagering
[MED51503] waggen, v. --> wag
[MED51504] wagger, n. --> wagger
[MED51505] wagging(e, ger. --> wagging
[MED51506] waght, n. --> waght
[MED51507] waginge, ger. --> waging
[MED51508] wagour, n. --> wager
[MED51509] wagouring, ger. --> 
[MED51510] wag-stert, n. --> wagstart
[MED51511] waid(e, n. --> 
[MED51512] waider, n. --> waider
[MED51513] waile, n. --> waile
[MED51514] waiment, n. --> 
[MED51515] waimentacioun, n. --> waymentation
[MED51516] waimenten, v. --> wayment
[MED51517] waimenting(e, ger. --> waymenting
[MED51518] waimentrie, n. --> waymentry
[MED51519] waiming, ger. --> waiming
[MED51520] wain, n.(1) --> wain
[MED51521] wain, n.(2) --> wain
[MED51522] wain, n.(3) --> wain
[MED51523] wainen, v.(1) --> wain
[MED51524] wainen, v.(2) --> wain
[MED51525] wainen, v.(3) --> wain
[MED51526] wainer, n. --> wainer
[MED51527] wainis, n. pl. --> wainis
[MED51528] wainoun, n. --> waynoun
[MED51529] wain-pain, n. --> waynpain
[MED51530] wain-scot, n. --> wainscot
[MED51531] waiour, n. --> wayour
[MED51532] wait(e, n. --> wait
[MED51533] waite, adv. --> to lay wait
[MED51534] waiten, v. --> wait
[MED51535] waiter(e, n. --> waiter
[MED51536] waith, n. --> waith
[MED51537] waiting(e, ger. --> waiting
[MED51538] waitingli, adv. --> waitingly
[MED51539] wakabul, adj. --> wakeable
[MED51540] wake, n. --> wake
[MED51541] wakeful, adj. --> wakeful
[MED51542] wakel, adj. --> wakel
[MED51543] wake-man, n. --> wakeman
[MED51544] waken, v.(1) --> wake
[MED51545] waken, v.(2) --> whack
[MED51546] wakenen, v. --> waken
[MED51547] wakening, ger. --> wakening
[MED51548] waker, adj. --> waker
[MED51549] waker(e, n. --> waker
[MED51550] wakerli, adj. --> wakerly
[MED51551] wakerli, adv. --> wakerly
[MED51552] wakernesse, n. --> wakerness
[MED51553] wakin, n. --> wakin
[MED51554] waking(e, ger. --> waking
[MED51555] wakingli, adv. --> wakingly
[MED51556] wakli, adj. --> wakly
[MED51557] wakrong, adj. --> wakrong
[MED51558] wal, n.(1) --> wall
[MED51559] wal, n.(2) --> wal
[MED51560] wald, adv. --> wald
[MED51561] wald, conj. --> wald
[MED51562] walda, n. --> wold
[MED51563] wald-e&#x292;ed, adj. --> wall-eyed
[MED51564] walden-eie, n. --> waldeneie
[MED51565] walden-eied, adj. --> wolden-ei&#x292;ed
[MED51566] Waldensis, n. pl. --> Waldenses
[MED51567] wald-sca&#xF0;e, n. --> wald-sca&#xF0;e
[MED51568] wale, n.(1) --> wale
[MED51569] wale, n.(2) --> wale
[MED51570] wale, n.(3) --> wale
[MED51571] wale, n.(4) --> wale
[MED51572] wale, adj. --> wale
[MED51573] wal-eied, adj. --> wall-eyed
[MED51574] walen, v.(1) --> wale
[MED51575] walen, v.(2) --> walen
[MED51576] Wales, n. --> Wales
[MED51577] walet, n. --> wallet
[MED51578] wal-fair, n. --> wall-fair
[MED51579] wal-hat, adj. --> wall-hot
[MED51580] walk(e, n. --> walk
[MED51581] walken, v.(1) --> walk
[MED51582] walken, v.(2) --> waulk
[MED51583] walker(e, n.(1) --> walker
[MED51584] walker(e, n.(2) --> waulker
[MED51585] walking(e, ger.(1) --> walking
[MED51586] walkinge, ger.(2) --> waulking
[MED51587] wal-kirie, n. --> walkyrie
[MED51588] walk-miln(e, n. --> waulk mill
[MED51589] walknen, v. --> walk
[MED51590] walk-stoke, n. --> waulk
[MED51591] wallen, v.(1) --> wall
[MED51592] wallen, v.(2) --> wall
[MED51593] waller(e, n. --> waller
[MED51594] walli, adj. --> wally
[MED51595] walling, ger. --> walling
[MED51596] walling(e, ger. --> walling
[MED51597] wallure, n. --> wallure
[MED51598] walm(e, n. --> walm
[MED51599] walmen, v. --> walm
[MED51600] walm-hat, adj. --> walm-hot
[MED51601] walming(e, ger. --> walming
[MED51602] wal-more, n. --> wal-more
[MED51603] walnied, adj. --> walnied
[MED51604] wal-not(e, n. --> walnut
[MED51605] walo, n. --> walo
[MED51606] walop, n. --> wallop
[MED51607] walopen, v. --> wallop
[MED51608] waloping, ger. --> walloping
[MED51609] walron, n. --> walron
[MED51610] walsh-not(e, n. --> walsh-nut
[MED51611] Walsingham, n. --> Walsingham
[MED51612] walten, v. --> walt
[MED51613] walter, n. --> walter
[MED51614] waltren, v. --> walter
[MED51615] waltring(e, ger. --> waltering
[MED51616] waltrot, n. --> waltrot | walterot
[MED51617] walwe, adj. --> wallow
[MED51618] walwen, v. --> wallow
[MED51619] walwing, ger. --> wallowing
[MED51620] walwish, adj. --> walwish
[MED51621] wal-wort, n. --> wallwort
[MED51622] wam, n. --> wam
[MED51623] wambais, n. --> wambais
[MED51624] wambelle, n. --> wambelle
[MED51625] wamelen, v. --> wamble
[MED51626] wameling(e, ger. --> wameling
[MED51627] wam-pinion, n. --> wam-pinion
[MED51628] wan, adj. --> wan
[MED51629] wan-, pref. --> wan-
[MED51630] wanbelevare, n. --> 
[MED51631] wanbeleve, n. --> wanbeleve
[MED51632] wanbelevenesse, n. --> 
[MED51633] wanbelevinge, ger. --> 
[MED51634] wanbode, n. --> wanbode
[MED51635] wanbodi, n. --> wanbody
[MED51636] wandale, n. --> wandale
[MED51637] Wandale, adj. --> Wandale
[MED51638] Wandales, n. pl. --> Wandale
[MED51639] Wandalicalle, adj. --> Wandalical
[MED51640] Wandalinges, n. pl. --> Wandalying
[MED51641] wandelard, n. --> wandelard
[MED51642] wandliche, adj. --> wondlich
[MED51643] wandrawe, n. --> wandrawe
[MED51644] wandreme, n. --> wandreme
[MED51645] wandren, v. --> wander
[MED51646] wandrere, n. --> wanderer
[MED51647] wand-reth, n. --> wandreth
[MED51648] wandring(e, ger. --> wandering
[MED51649] wandsom, adj. --> wondsome
[MED51650] wandsomli, adv. or adj. --> wandsomely
[MED51651] wane, n.(1) --> wane
[MED51652] wane, n.(2) --> wane
[MED51653] wane, adj. --> wane
[MED51654] wanen, v. --> wane
[MED51655] wanhal, adj. --> wanhal
[MED51656] wanhope, n. --> wanhope
[MED51657] wanhopen, v. --> 
[MED51658] wanhoping, ger. --> 
[MED51659] wanhopli, adj. --> 
[MED51660] waning(e, ger. --> waniand
[MED51661] wankel, adj. --> wankle
[MED51662] wanlas(e, n. --> wanlace
[MED51663] wanlasour, n. --> wanlasour
[MED51664] wanles, adj. --> wanless | waneless
[MED51665] wanliche, adj. --> wanlich
[MED51666] wanliche, adv. --> wanly
[MED51667] wanmol, adj. --> wanmol
[MED51668] wannen, v. --> wan
[MED51669] wannes(se, n. --> wanness
[MED51670] wannish, adj. --> wannish
[MED51671] wansen, v. --> wanze
[MED51672] wanshape, ppl. --> wanshapen
[MED51673] wansinge, ger. --> wanzing
[MED51674] wansped(e, n. --> wanspeed
[MED51675] wanspedie, adj. --> wanspeedy
[MED51676] wansum, adj.(1) --> wantsum
[MED51677] wansum, adj.(2) --> wansome
[MED51678] want, n. --> want
[MED51679] want, adj. --> want
[MED51680] wanteie, n. --> wanty
[MED51681] wanten, v. --> want
[MED51682] wanting(e, ger. --> wanting
[MED51683] wantoun, adj. --> wanton
[MED51684] wantounhede, n. --> wantonhead
[MED51685] wantounli, adv. --> wantonly
[MED51686] wantounnesse, n. --> wantonness
[MED51687] wantounshipe, n. --> wantonship
[MED51688] wantreuth, n. --> wantroth | wantruth
[MED51689] wantrowen, v. --> wantrow
[MED51690] wantrowing, ger. --> wantrowing
[MED51691] wantruke, n. --> 
[MED51692] wantruken, v. --> wantrokie
[MED51693] wantrukinge, ger. --> wantroking
[MED51694] wantrust, n. --> wantrust
[MED51695] wantsum, adj. --> wantsum
[MED51696] want-wit, n. --> want-wit
[MED51697] wanwit, n. --> wanwit
[MED51698] wap, n. --> wap
[MED51699] wapen-take, n. --> wapentake
[MED51700] wappen, v.(1) --> wap
[MED51701] wappen, v.(2) --> wap
[MED51702] wappen, v.(3) --> wap
[MED51703] wapping(e, ger.(1) --> wapping
[MED51704] wapping(e, ger.(2) --> wapping
[MED51705] war-, combining element --> war-
[MED51706] warance, n. --> warence
[MED51707] warancie, n. --> warancy
[MED51708] warant, n. --> warrant
[MED51709] waranten, v. --> warrant
[MED51710] warantere, n. --> warantere
[MED51711] waranti(e, n. --> warranty
[MED51712] warantien, v. --> warrant
[MED51713] waranting, ger. --> warranting
[MED51714] warantise, n. --> warrantise
[MED51715] warantisen, v. --> warrantise
[MED51716] warantizing(e, ger. --> warantizing
[MED51717] warantment, n. --> warrantment
[MED51718] warbote, n. --> warbot
[MED51719] ward, n.(1) --> ward
[MED51720] ward, n.(2) --> ward
[MED51721] ward, n.(3) --> ward
[MED51722] -ward, suf. --> -ward
[MED51723] ward(e, n. --> ward
[MED51724] warde-brace, n. --> wardebrace
[MED51725] warde-cors, n. --> wardecorps
[MED51726] wardein, n. --> warden
[MED51727] wardeinship, n. --> wardenship
[MED51728] warden, v.(1) --> ward
[MED51729] warden, v.(2) --> ward
[MED51730] wardener, n. --> wardener
[MED51731] wardenri, n. --> wardenry
[MED51732] warder(e, n. --> warder
[MED51733] warderer(e, n. --> warderer
[MED51734] warde-robe, n. --> wardrobe
[MED51735] warde-rober, n. --> wardrober
[MED51736] -wardes, suf. --> -wards
[MED51737] wardeship, n. --> wardship
[MED51738] warde-silver, n. --> wardsilver
[MED51739] warde-staf, n. --> wardstaff
[MED51740] warde-wite, n. --> wardwite
[MED51741] warding(e, ger. --> warding
[MED51742] wardli, adv. --> wardly
[MED51743] ward-man, n. --> wardman
[MED51744] ward-nap(e, n. --> wardnape | wardnapp
[MED51745] wardoun, n. --> warden
[MED51746] ward-peni, n. --> wardpenny
[MED51747] ward-setle, n. --> wardsettle
[MED51748] ware, n.(1) --> ware
[MED51749] ware, n.(2) --> ware
[MED51750] ware, n.(3) --> ware
[MED51751] ware, n.(4) --> ware
[MED51752] ware, n.(5) --> ware
[MED51753] ware, n.(6) --> ware
[MED51754] ware, n. pl. --> -ware
[MED51755] war(e, adj. --> ware
[MED51756] warecte, n. --> warecte
[MED51757] wareine, n. --> warren
[MED51758] wareiner, n. --> warrener
[MED51759] wareli, adj. --> warely
[MED51760] wareli, adv. --> warely
[MED51761] waren, v.(1) --> ware
[MED51762] waren, v.(2) --> ware
[MED51763] waren, v.(3) --> ware
[MED51764] wares, adj. --> wares
[MED51765] wari, n. --> wary
[MED51766] wariable, adj. --> wariable
[MED51767] wariangle, n. --> wariangle
[MED51768] wari-bred, n. --> wari-bred
[MED51769] wariedhed, n. --> wariedhed
[MED51770] warien, v. --> wary
[MED51771] wariere, n. --> warier
[MED51772] wariing(e, ger. --> warring
[MED51773] warines, n. --> wariness
[MED51774] waring, n. --> waring
[MED51775] waring, ger. --> warring
[MED51776] waringe, ger. --> waring
[MED51777] warishen, v. --> warish
[MED51778] warishing(e, ger. --> warishing
[MED51779] warisoun, n. --> warison
[MED51780] warisounen, v. --> warisounen
[MED51781] wari-tre, n. --> warytre
[MED51782] warkes, n. pl. --> warkes
[MED51783] war-line, n. --> war-line
[MED51784] warlok, n.(1) --> warlock
[MED51785] war-lok, n.(2) --> warlock
[MED51786] war-loked, ppl. --> warlock
[MED51787] war-lond, n. --> warland
[MED51788] war-lotes, n. pl. --> warlott
[MED51789] war-lou, n. --> warlock
[MED51790] warm, n. --> warm
[MED51791] warm, adj. --> warm
[MED51792] warm(e, adv. --> warm
[MED51793] warmeli, adj. --> warmly
[MED51794] warmen, v. --> warm
[MED51795] warmeth, n. --> warmth
[MED51796] warmhed, n. --> warmhed
[MED51797] warming(e, ger. --> warming
[MED51798] warmnes(se, n. --> warmness
[MED51799] warn, n. --> warn
[MED51800] warn, conj. --> warne
[MED51801] warn(e, n.(1) --> warn
[MED51802] warne, n.(2) --> warn
[MED51803] warnement, n. --> warnement
[MED51804] warnen, v. --> warn
[MED51805] warnes(se, n. --> wareness
[MED51806] warnestor(e, n. --> warnestore
[MED51807] warnestoren, v. --> warnestore
[MED51808] warnestoring(e, ger. --> warnestoring
[MED51809] warning(e, ger. --> warning
[MED51810] warnishe, n. --> warnish
[MED51811] warnishen, v. --> warnish
[MED51812] warnishing(e, ger. --> 
[MED51813] warnisoun, n. --> warnison
[MED51814] warnisour, n. --> warnisour
[MED51815] warp, n. --> warp
[MED51816] war-pin, n. --> war-pin
[MED51817] warre, n. --> warre
[MED51818] warred, ppl. --> 
[MED51819] warri, adj. --> warri
[MED51820] warrines, n. --> warriness
[MED51821] warrok, n.(1) --> warrok
[MED51822] warrok, n.(2) --> warrok
[MED51823] warroken, v. --> warrok
[MED51824] war-rop, n. --> warrope
[MED51825] war-shete, n. --> warsheet | waresheet
[MED51826] warshipe, n. --> warship
[MED51827] wart, n. --> wart
[MED51828] war-take, n. --> wartake
[MED51829] warth, n. --> warth
[MED51830] warti, adj. --> warty
[MED51831] wartinge, n. --> warting
[MED51832] wart-wort, n. --> wartwort
[MED51833] war-withe, n. --> war-withe
[MED51834] war-wod(e, n. --> war-wode
[MED51835] war-wrethe, n. --> war-wrethe
[MED51836] was, n. --> was
[MED51837] wase, n. --> wase
[MED51838] waselen, v. --> wasel
[MED51839] wash, n. --> wash
[MED51840] washel, n. --> washel
[MED51841] washen, v. --> wash
[MED51842] washer(e, n. --> washer
[MED51843] washester, n. --> washester
[MED51844] washe-sterte, n. --> washstart
[MED51845] washing(e, ger. --> washing
[MED51846] washinge-vessel, n. --> washing-vessel
[MED51847] wasp, n. --> wasp
[MED51848] waspail, n. --> waspaill
[MED51849] waspen(e, adj. --> waspen
[MED51850] wassail, n. --> wassail
[MED51851] wassailen, v. --> wassail
[MED51852] wastable, adj. --> wastable
[MED51853] wast(e, n.(1) --> waste
[MED51854] wast(e, n.(2) --> waist
[MED51855] wast(e, adj. --> waste
[MED51856] wast(e, adv. --> waste
[MED51857] wasted, ppl. --> wasted
[MED51858] wastel, n. --> wastel
[MED51859] wasten, v. --> waste
[MED51860] wasten(e, n. --> wastine
[MED51861] wasternne, n. --> wastern
[MED51862] wastete, n. --> wastity
[MED51863] wastful, adj. --> wasteful
[MED51864] wastfulli, adv. --> wastefully
[MED51865] wastfulnes, n. --> wastefulness
[MED51866] wasti, adj. --> wasty
[MED51867] wasting(e, ger. --> wasting
[MED51868] wastli, adv. --> wastely
[MED51869] wastmbere, adj. --> wastmbere
[MED51870] wastmbernesse, n. --> wastmberness
[MED51871] wastme, n. --> wastum
[MED51872] wastmel&#xE6;s, adj. --> wastmel&#xE6;s
[MED51873] wastnesse, n. --> wasteness
[MED51874] wastour, n. --> waster
[MED51875] wat, n.(1) --> wat
[MED51876] wat, n.(2) --> wat
[MED51877] watel, n. --> wattle
[MED51878] watelen, v. --> wattle
[MED51879] wateling, ger. --> wattling
[MED51880] watelri, n. --> waltelry
[MED51881] water, n. --> water
[MED51882] water-baillif, n. --> water-bailiff
[MED51883] water-bord, n. --> water board
[MED51884] water-bouge, n. --> water-bouge
[MED51885] water-chaumbre, n. --> -----
[MED51886] water-conduit, n. --> water conduit
[MED51887] water-cresse, n. --> water-cress
[MED51888] water-fal, n. --> waterfall
[MED51889] water-flod, n. --> 
[MED51890] water-gang, n. --> watergang
[MED51891] water-gate, n.(1) --> water-gate
[MED51892] water-gate, n.(2) --> water-gate
[MED51893] wateri, adj. --> watery
[MED51894] waterihede, n. --> wateryhead
[MED51895] waterinesse, n. --> wateriness
[MED51896] waterish, adj. --> waterish
[MED51897] waterishhede, n. --> waterishhede
[MED51898] water-leche, n. --> water leech
[MED51899] water-ledere, n. --> water-leader
[MED51900] water-lemke, n. --> waterlink
[MED51901] waterles, adj. --> waterless
[MED51902] waterli, adj. --> waterly
[MED51903] water-lode, n. --> waterlade
[MED51904] water-man, n. --> waterman
[MED51905] water-mous, n. --> water-mouse
[MED51906] water-naddre, n. --> water adder
[MED51907] waternesse, n. --> wateriness, n.
[MED51908] water-pipe, n. --> water-pipe
[MED51909] water-pot(te, n. --> water-pot
[MED51910] water-seil, n. --> watersail
[MED51911] water-sheteles, n. pl. --> watersheteles
[MED51912] watershipe, n. --> watership
[MED51913] water-shovele, n.  --> water shovel
[MED51914] water-side, n. --> water-side
[MED51915] water-sik, adj. --> water-sick
[MED51916] water-siknesse, n. --> water sickness
[MED51917] water-silie, n. --> water-silie
[MED51918] water-ston, n. --> water-stone
[MED51919] water-wei, n. --> waterway
[MED51920] wath, n. --> wath
[MED51921] Watling-strete, n. --> Watling-street
[MED51922] watren, v. --> water
[MED51923] watrer, n. --> waterer
[MED51924] watring(e, ger. --> watering
[MED51925] wau(e, n. --> waw
[MED51926] waui, adj. --> wawy
[MED51927] wauter, n. --> powder Walter
[MED51928] waven, v. --> waive
[MED51929] waveren, v. --> waver
[MED51930] wavering(e, ger. --> wavering
[MED51931] waveshen, v. --> wavesch
[MED51932] waving, ger. --> waving
[MED51933] wawe, n. --> waw
[MED51934] wawen, v. --> waw
[MED51935] wawing(e, ger. --> 
[MED51936] wawishe, adj. --> wawish
[MED51937] wax, n.(1) --> wax
[MED51938] wax, n.(2) --> wax
[MED51939] waxdam, n. --> waver
[MED51940] waxen, n. --> waxen
[MED51941] waxen, adj. --> waxen
[MED51942] waxen, v.(1) --> wax
[MED51943] waxen, v.(2) --> wax
[MED51944] wax-hous, n. --> wax-house
[MED51945] waxi, adj. --> waxy
[MED51946] waxing(e, ger.(1) --> waxing
[MED51947] waxinge, ger.(2) --> waxing
[MED51948] waxingli, adv. --> waxingly
[MED51949] we, n. --> woe
[MED51950] we, pron. --> we
[MED51951] we, adj. --> we
[MED51952] we, interj. --> we
[MED51953] wealh-stod, n. --> wealh-stod
[MED51954] weal-sta&#xF0;el, n. --> weal-sta&#xF0;el
[MED51955] web, n. --> web
[MED51956] webbe, n. --> webbe
[MED51957] web-bem, n. --> web-beam
[MED51958] webben, v. --> web
[MED51959] webber(e, n. --> webber
[MED51960] webbester(e, n. --> webster
[MED51961] webbi, adj. --> webby
[MED51962] webbing(e, ger. --> webbing
[MED51963] webli, adj. --> webly
[MED51964] web-lome, n. --> web-loom
[MED51965] wecchen, v. --> wecche
[MED51966] wed, n. --> wed
[MED51967] wed-brother, n. --> wed-brother
[MED51968] wedden, v. --> wed
[MED51969] wedding(e, ger. --> wedding
[MED51970] wed(e, n.(1) --> weed
[MED51971] wede, n.(2) --> weed
[MED51972] wede, n.(3) --> wede
[MED51973] wed(e, adj. --> wed
[MED51974] wede-ber&#x292;e, n. --> wede-ber&#x292;e
[MED51975] weden, v.(1) --> weed
[MED51976] weden, v.(2) --> wede
[MED51977] weder, n. --> weather
[MED51978] weder-cok, n. --> weathercock
[MED51979] weder(e, n. --> weeder
[MED51980] wederen, v. --> weather
[MED51981] wedering(e, ger. --> weathering
[MED51982] wedhode, n. --> wedhood
[MED51983] wedi, adj. --> weedy
[MED51984] weding(e, ger. --> weeding-hook
[MED51985] wedinges, n. pl. --> wedinges
[MED51986] wedle, n. --> waedle
[MED51987] wedle, adj. --> waedle
[MED51988] wedlen, v. --> wedlen
[MED51989] wedli, adj. --> 
[MED51990] wedling, n. --> wedling
[MED51991] wedlok, n. --> wedlock
[MED51992] wedlokhed, n. --> wedlockhood
[MED51993] wed-lowe, n. --> wedlow
[MED51994] wed-man, n. --> 
[MED51995] Wednes-dai, n. --> Wednesday
[MED51996] Wednes-night, n. --> Wednesnight
[MED51997] wed-setten, v. --> wadset
[MED51998] wed-setting(e, ger. --> wadsetting
[MED51999] wef, n.(1) --> weffe
[MED52000] wef, n.(2) --> weffe
[MED52001] weft(e, n. --> weft
[MED52002] wefter, n. --> wafture
[MED52003] wegge, n. --> wedge
[MED52004] weggen, v. --> wedge
[MED52005] weghin, n. --> weghin
[MED52006] weght, n.(1) --> weight
[MED52007] weght, n.(2) --> weight
[MED52008] weghti, adj. --> weighty
[MED52009] we-he, n. --> wehee
[MED52010] wei, n.(1) --> way
[MED52011] wei, n.(2) --> weigh
[MED52012] wei, n.(3) --> wey
[MED52013] wei, n.(4) --> woe
[MED52014] wei, adj. --> wei
[MED52015] wei, adv. --> way
[MED52016] wei, interj. --> woe
[MED52017] weiable, adj. --> weighable
[MED52018] wei-bred(e, n. --> waybread | waybred
[MED52019] weied, ppl. --> wayed
[MED52020] weieles, adj. --> wayless
[MED52021] weien, v.(1) --> weigh
[MED52022] weien, v.(2) --> weye
[MED52023] weier(e, n. --> weigher
[MED52024] weif, n. --> waif
[MED52025] weif, adj. --> waif
[MED52026] wei-fare, n. --> wayfare
[MED52027] wei-farere, n. --> wayfarer
[MED52028] wei-faring(e, ppl. --> wayfaring
[MED52029] wei-fere, n. --> wayfere
[MED52030] wei-ferer, n. --> 
[MED52031] wei-fering(e, ppl. --> wayfering
[MED52032] wei-goer, n. --> way-goer
[MED52033] wei-goinge, ger. --> way-going
[MED52034] wei-hor(e, n. --> wayour
[MED52035] wei-hous, n. --> weigh-house
[MED52036] weiing(e, ger. --> weighing
[MED52037] weik, adj. --> weak
[MED52038] weiken, v. --> weak
[MED52039] weikli, adv. --> weakly
[MED52040] weiknen, v. --> weaken
[MED52041] weiknes(se, n. --> weakness
[MED52042] weil, n. --> wail
[MED52043] wei-la, n. --> waila
[MED52044] wei-la, interj. --> wella
[MED52045] wei-la-wei, n. --> wellaway
[MED52046] wei-la-wei, interj. --> wellaway
[MED52047] weilen, v. --> wail
[MED52048] weiler, n. --> wailer
[MED52049] weileresse, n. --> waileress
[MED52050] wei-lete, n. --> way-leet
[MED52051] weiling(e, ger. --> wailing
[MED52052] weilster, n. --> wailster
[MED52053] weimer, n. --> weimer
[MED52054] weinen, v. --> weine
[MED52055] wei-nest, n. --> waynest
[MED52056] weining, ger. --> waining
[MED52057] weir, n. --> weyr
[MED52058] wei-scale, n. --> weigh-scale
[MED52059] weiten, v. --> wait
[MED52060] weiting, n. --> waiting
[MED52061] weiven, v.(1) --> waive
[MED52062] weiven, v.(2) --> waive
[MED52063] weiward, adj. --> wayward
[MED52064] weiwardes, adv. --> waywards
[MED52065] weiwardli, adv. --> waywardly
[MED52066] weiwardnesse, n. --> 
[MED52067] wei-wort, n. --> waywort
[MED52068] wek(e, n.(1) --> wick
[MED52069] weke, n.(2) --> weke
[MED52070] wek(e, n.(3) --> week
[MED52071] weke, adj. --> weke
[MED52072] weke-dai, n. --> 
[MED52073] wekeli, adv. --> weekly
[MED52074] wekemele, adv. --> weekmeal
[MED52075] weking, ger. --> weaking
[MED52076] wel, n. --> weel
[MED52077] wel, adj. --> well
[MED52078] wel, adv. --> well
[MED52080] welasai, n. --> wellesay
[MED52081] welasai, interj. --> wellesay
[MED52082] wel-biloved, ppl. --> well-beloved
[MED52083] welcom, n. --> welcome
[MED52084] welcom(e, adj. --> welcome
[MED52085] welcomen, v.(1) --> welcome
[MED52086] welcomen, v.(2) --> welcome
[MED52087] welcomer, n. --> welcomer
[MED52088] welcoming(e, ger. --> welcoming
[MED52089] weld, n. --> wield
[MED52090] weld(e, n. --> weld
[MED52091] welde, adj. --> wield
[MED52092] wel-dede, n. --> wel-dede
[MED52093] weldeli, adj. --> wieldly
[MED52094] welden, v. --> wield
[MED52095] weldende, n. --> waldend
[MED52096] welder(e, n. --> wielder
[MED52097] weldes, adv. --> willes and waldes
[MED52098] weldful, adj. --> wealthful
[MED52099] weldi, adj. --> wieldy
[MED52100] welding(e, ger. --> wielding
[MED52101] weldish, adj. --> Wealdish
[MED52102] weldnes, n. --> wieldness
[MED52103] wel-doer(e, n. --> well-doer
[MED52104] wel-doing(e, ger. --> well-doing
[MED52105] wel-doinge, ppl. --> well-doing
[MED52106] wel-don(e, ppl. --> well(-)done
[MED52107] wele, n.(1) --> weal
[MED52108] wele, n.(2) --> weel
[MED52109] weleful, adj. --> wealful
[MED52110] welefulli, adv. --> wealfully
[MED52111] welefulnesse, n. --> wealfulness
[MED52112] welen, v. --> wele
[MED52113] welenes, n. --> wellness
[MED52114] weler, n. --> weller
[MED52115] welesom, adj. --> wealsome
[MED52116] welesomli, adv. --> wealsomely
[MED52117] wel-fare, n. --> welfare
[MED52118] wel-faren, v. --> welfare
[MED52119] wel-faringe, ger. --> wellfaring
[MED52120] wel-faring(e, ppl. --> well-faring
[MED52121] weli, adj. --> wealy
[MED52122] weli, adv. --> welly
[MED52123] welk(e, n.(1) --> whelk
[MED52124] welke, n.(2) --> welke
[MED52125] welkeie, n. --> welkeie
[MED52126] welken, n. --> welkin
[MED52127] welken, v.(1) --> welk
[MED52128] welken, v.(2) --> welk
[MED52129] welkenen, v. --> welken
[MED52130] welken-red, adj. --> welken-red
[MED52131] welker, n. --> welker
[MED52131.5] welk(e-red, adj. --> welk(e-red
[MED52132] welking(e, ger. --> welking
[MED52133] welkning, ger. --> welkening
[MED52134] wella, adv. --> wella
[MED52135] wel(le, n. --> well
[MED52136] welle-cresse, n. --> well-cress
[MED52137] wellen, v. --> well
[MED52138] wellere, n. --> weller
[MED52139] welle-spring, n. --> well-spring
[MED52140] welle-springing(e, n. --> wellspring
[MED52141] welle-strem, n. --> well stream
[MED52142] welleward, adv. --> welleward
[MED52142.5] welliking, ger. --> well-liking
[MED52143] wellinge, n. --> wellinge
[MED52144] welling(e, ger. --> welling
[MED52145] wel-neigh, adv. --> 
[MED52146] wel-ner, adv. --> well-near
[MED52147] wel-paidnesse, n. --> well-paidness
[MED52148] wel-paied, ppl. --> 
[MED52149] wel-queme, n. --> well-queme
[MED52150] wel-queme, adj. --> well-queme
[MED52151] wel-quemed, ppl. --> well-queemed
[MED52152] wel-queming, ger. --> well-queeming
[MED52153] wel-queming, ppl. --> well-queeming
[MED52154] wel-quemnesse, n. --> well-queemness
[MED52155] wel-set(te, ppl. --> well(-)set
[MED52156] wel-setten, v. --> well-set
[MED52157] wel-settinge, ger. --> well-setting
[MED52158] wel-settinge, ppl. --> well-setting
[MED52159] Welsh, n. --> Welsh
[MED52160] Welsh, adj. --> Welsh
[MED52161] Welsh-man, n. --> Welshman
[MED52162] Welshri, n. --> Welshry
[MED52163] welt(e, n. --> welt
[MED52164] welten, v.(1) --> welt
[MED52165] welten, v.(2) --> welt
[MED52166] welteren, v. --> welter
[MED52167] weltering, ger. --> weltering
[MED52168] welth(e, n. --> wealth
[MED52169] welthenes, n. --> wealthness
[MED52170] welthful, adj. --> wealthful
[MED52171] welthfulnesse, n. --> wealthfulness
[MED52172] welthi, adj. --> wealthy
[MED52173] welthli, adj. --> wealthly
[MED52174] welwen, v.(1) --> wallow
[MED52175] welwen, v.(2) --> 
[MED52176] welwer, n. --> wallower
[MED52177] wel-willed, ppl. --> well-willed
[MED52178] wel-willer, n. --> well-willer
[MED52179] wel-willi, adj. --> well-willy
[MED52180] wel-willing(e, ger. --> well-willing
[MED52181] wel-willing(e, ppl. --> well-willing
[MED52182] wel-willingnesse, n. --> well-willingness
[MED52183] wel-wilnes, n. --> will-willness
[MED52184] welwinge, ger.(1) --> wallowing
[MED52185] welwing(e, ger.(2) --> wallowing
[MED52186] wel-wonen, v. --> welwone
[MED52187] wem, n. --> wem
[MED52188] we-mai, interj. --> wemay
[MED52189] wemles, adj. --> wemless
[MED52190] wemlesli, adv. --> wemlessly
[MED52191] wemmen, v. --> wem
[MED52192] wemming(e, ger. --> wemming
[MED52193] we-mod, adj. --> wemod
[MED52194] we-modi, adj. --> waymody
[MED52195] we-modnesse, n. --> wemodness
[MED52196] wen, n. --> wen
[MED52197] wen, adj. --> wynn
[MED52198] wench(e, n. --> wench
[MED52199] wenchel, n. --> wenchel
[MED52200] wend(e, n. --> wand
[MED52201] wenden, v. --> wend
[MED52202] wending(e, ger. --> wending
[MED52203] wendling, n. --> wendling
[MED52204] wendren, v. --> wender
[MED52205] wen(e, n. --> ween
[MED52206] wenen, v.(1) --> wean
[MED52207] wenen, v.(2) --> ween
[MED52208] wenen, v.(3) --> whene
[MED52209] wening(e, ger.(1) --> weaning
[MED52210] wening(e, ger.(2) --> weening
[MED52211] wenles, adj. --> wenless
[MED52212] wenliche, adj. --> wenlich
[MED52213] wenliche, adv. --> wenlich
[MED52214] went(e, n. --> went
[MED52215] Went-soun-dai, n. --> Wentsunday
[MED52216] wen-wurt, n. --> wen-wurt
[MED52217] weothelen, v. --> weothele
[MED52218] wepable, adj. --> weepable
[MED52219] wep(e, n. --> weep
[MED52220] wepeful, adj. --> weepful
[MED52221] wepeli, adj. --> weeply
[MED52222] wepen, n. --> weapon
[MED52223] wepen, v. --> weep
[MED52224] wepenles, adj. --> weaponless
[MED52225] weper(e, n. --> weeper
[MED52226] weph, n. --> weph
[MED52227] wepi, adj. --> wepy
[MED52228] weping(e, ger. --> weeping
[MED52229] wepingli, adj. --> weepingly
[MED52230] wepingli, adv. --> weepingly
[MED52231] wepman, n. --> wapman
[MED52232] wepnen, v. --> weapon
[MED52233] wer, n.(1) --> were
[MED52234] wer, n.(2) --> wer
[MED52235] wer, n.(3) --> war | waur
[MED52236] wer, adj. comp. --> war | waur
[MED52237] wer, adv. comp. --> war | waur
[MED52238] werble, n. --> warble
[MED52239] werblen, v. --> warble
[MED52240] wer-cok, n. --> wercock
[MED52241] werd, n. --> weird
[MED52242] werde, n. --> werde
[MED52243] werden, v.(1) --> werde
[MED52244] werden, v.(2) --> weird
[MED52245] werder, adj. --> werder
[MED52246] wer(e, n.(1) --> weir
[MED52247] were, n.(2) --> wered
[MED52248] were, n.(3) --> were
[MED52249] were, n.(4) --> wear
[MED52250] wer(e, n.(5) --> were
[MED52251] wered, n. --> wered
[MED52252] werede, adj. --> werede
[MED52253] werednesse, n. --> weredness
[MED52254] werel, n. --> werel
[MED52255] weren, v.(1) --> were
[MED52256] weren, v.(2) --> wear
[MED52257] weren, v.(3) --> weren
[MED52258] werer, n.(1) --> weryer
[MED52259] werer, n.(2) --> wearer
[MED52260] wer-geld, n. --> wergeld | wergild
[MED52261] wer-geld-thef, n. --> wergeldthief
[MED52262] weri, n. --> weary
[MED52263] weri, adj. --> weary
[MED52264] werien, v. --> weary
[MED52265] werigend, n. --> werigend
[MED52266] werihede, n. --> werihead
[MED52267] weriinge, ger. --> worrying
[MED52268] weriles, adj. --> weariless
[MED52269] werili, adv. --> wearily
[MED52270] werines(se, n. --> weariness
[MED52271] wering(e, ger.(1) --> wering
[MED52272] wering(e, ger.(2) --> wearing
[MED52273] wer-iren, n. --> wer-iren
[MED52274] werish, adj. --> wearish
[MED52275] werished, adj. --> wershed
[MED52276] werishnes(se, n. --> werishness
[MED52277] werisom, adj. --> wearisome
[MED52278] werk, n.(1) --> work
[MED52279] werk, n.(2) --> wark | warch
[MED52280] werken, v.(1) --> work
[MED52281] werken, v.(2) --> wark | warch
[MED52282] werkende, n. --> werkende
[MED52283] werker(e, n. --> worker
[MED52284] werkful, adj. --> workful
[MED52285] werking(e, ger.(1) --> working
[MED52286] werking(e, ger.(2) --> warking
[MED52287] werkingli, adv. --> working
[MED52288] werk-man, n. --> workman
[MED52289] werk-manli, adv. --> workmanly
[MED52290] werk-manship(e, n. --> workmanship
[MED52291] werkri, n. --> workery
[MED52292] werlard, n. --> werland
[MED52293] werle, n. --> werle
[MED52294] werlinge, ger. --> werling
[MED52295] werment, n. --> verement
[MED52296] wermod(e, n. --> wermod
[MED52297] wernable, adj. --> warnable
[MED52298] wernard, n. --> wernard
[MED52299] wernen, v.(1) --> warn
[MED52300] wernen, v.(2) --> weorne
[MED52301] werner, n. --> werner
[MED52302] werning, ger. --> warning
[MED52303] wernling, n. --> wernling
[MED52304] werousnes, n. --> werousness
[MED52305] werouste, n. --> werouste
[MED52306] werpen, v. --> warp
[MED52307] werper(e, n. --> warper
[MED52308] werping(e, ger. --> warping
[MED52309] werpishen, v. --> werpish
[MED52310] werpling(e, n. --> werpling
[MED52311] werrant, ppl. --> werrant
[MED52312] wer(re, n. --> war
[MED52313] werre-faringe, ger. --> warfaring
[MED52314] werreien, v. --> warray
[MED52315] werreieng(e, ger. --> warraying
[MED52316] werreiour, n. --> warrior
[MED52317] werreles, adj. --> warless
[MED52318] werreli, adj. --> warly
[MED52319] werren, v.(1) --> war
[MED52320] werren, v.(2) --> war
[MED52321] werri, adj. --> werry
[MED52322] werriable, adj. --> warrayable
[MED52323] werring(e, ger. --> warring
[MED52324] werrour, n. --> warrer
[MED52325] wers(e, n. --> worse
[MED52326] wers(e, adj. comp. --> worse
[MED52327] wers(e, adv. comp. --> worse
[MED52328] wersen, v. --> worse
[MED52329] wersnen, v. --> worsen
[MED52330] wersnesse, n. --> worseness
[MED52331] werst(e, n. --> worst
[MED52332] werst(e, adj. sup. --> worst
[MED52333] werst(e, adv. sup. --> worst
[MED52334] werte, n. --> werte
[MED52335] werve, n. --> werve
[MED52336] werwande, n. --> werwande
[MED52337] wer-wette, n. --> wer-wette
[MED52338] wer-wolf, n. --> werewolf | werwolf
[MED52339] wesaunt(e, n. --> weasand
[MED52340] wesel(e, n. --> weasel
[MED52341] we-self, pron. --> 
[MED52342] wesen, v.(1) --> 
[MED52343] wesen, v.(2) --> 
[MED52344] west, n. --> west
[MED52345] west, adj. --> west
[MED52346] west, adv. --> west
[MED52347] west-contre, n. --> weself
[MED52348] weste, n. --> weste
[MED52349] west(e, adj. --> weste
[MED52350] westen, n.(1) --> westen
[MED52351] westen, n.(2) --> western
[MED52352] westen, v.(1) --> west
[MED52353] westen, v.(2) --> weste
[MED52354] westen(e, adj. --> westen
[MED52355] westen(e, adv. --> westen
[MED52356] westen-setla, n. --> westen-setla
[MED52357] wester, adj. --> wester
[MED52358] westerli, adv. --> westerly
[MED52359] westermost, adj. --> westermost
[MED52360] westernais, adj. --> westernais
[MED52361] westerne, n. --> western
[MED52362] western(e, adj. --> western
[MED52363] westi, adj. --> westy
[MED52364] westli, adv. --> westly
[MED52365] West-minster, n. --> Westminster
[MED52366] westmoste, adj. --> westmost
[MED52367] west-north-west, n. --> west-north-west
[MED52368] west-north-west, adj. --> west-north-west
[MED52369] west-north-west, adv. --> west-north-west
[MED52370] westreis, n. --> westreis
[MED52371] westren, v. --> wester
[MED52372] westright, adv. --> westright
[MED52373] westrightes, prep. --> westrights
[MED52374] westring(e, ger. --> westering
[MED52375] West-Saxon, n. --> West Saxon
[MED52376] West-sexene lawe, phr. --> Westsaxene law
[MED52377] west-south, n. --> west-south
[MED52378] west-south-west, n. --> west-south-west
[MED52379] west-south-west, adj. --> west-south-west
[MED52380] west-south-west, adv. --> west-south-west
[MED52381] West-val(e, n. --> westvale
[MED52382] westward, adj. --> westward
[MED52383] westward, adv. --> westward
[MED52384] westwardes, adv. --> westwards
[MED52385] wet, n. --> wet
[MED52386] wet, adj. --> wet
[MED52387] wetehed(e, n. --> wethead
[MED52388] weten, v. --> wet
[MED52389] wethe, n. --> wethe
[MED52390] wether, n. --> wether
[MED52391] weting(e, ger. --> wetting
[MED52392] wetishe, adj. --> wettish
[MED52393] wetnes(se, n. --> wetness
[MED52394] wet-shod, adj. --> wet-shod
[MED52395] weu, interj. --> whoo
[MED52396] wevable, adj. --> weavable
[MED52397] wevabli, adj. --> weavable
[MED52398] weve, n. --> weve
[MED52399] weved, n. --> weved
[MED52400] wevel, n.(1) --> weevil
[MED52401] wevel, n.(2) --> wevel
[MED52402] weveling, n. --> windling
[MED52403] weven, v.(1) --> weave
[MED52404] weven, v.(2) --> weve
[MED52405] weven, v.(3) --> weve
[MED52406] wever(e, n. --> weaver
[MED52407] wevernesse, n. --> weverness
[MED52408] weve-sterte, n. --> wevesterte
[MED52409] weving(e, ger.(1) --> weaving
[MED52410] wevinge, ger.(2) --> weving
[MED52411] wh-, cons. clust. --> wh
[MED52412] wh&#xE6;m, n. --> wh&#xE6;m
[MED52413] whale, n. --> whale
[MED52414] whan, pron. --> whom
[MED52415] whanne, adv. &amp; conj. --> when
[MED52416] whanne-ever, conj. --> whenever
[MED52417] whanne-so, conj. --> whenso
[MED52418] whan-so-ever, conj. --> whensoever
[MED52419] whan-som-ever, conj. --> whensomever
[MED52420] wharf, n.(1) --> wharf
[MED52421] wharf, n.(2) --> wharf
[MED52422] wharf, n.(3) --> wharf
[MED52423] wharfage, n. --> wharfage
[MED52424] wharfinge, n. --> wharfing
[MED52425] wharlare, n. --> wrawler
[MED52426] wharren, v. --> quarry
[MED52427] wharvedli, n. --> wharvedly
[MED52428] wharven, v. --> wharve
[MED52429] what, pron. --> what
[MED52430] what, adj.(1) --> what
[MED52431] what, adj.(2) --> what
[MED52432] what, adv. &amp; conj. --> what
[MED52433] what, interj. --> what
[MED52434] whate, n. --> whate
[MED52435] whate, adv. --> whate
[MED52436] what-ever, pron. --> whatever
[MED52437] what-ever, adj. --> whatever
[MED52438] whati, adj. --> whati
[MED52439] what-kin, pron. --> what-kin
[MED52440] whatkin(ne, adj. --> whatkin | whatkins
[MED52441] what-kinnes, n. --> whatkins
[MED52442] whatkinnes, adj. --> whatkins
[MED52443] whatli, adv. --> whatliche
[MED52444] what-so, pron. --> whatso
[MED52445] what-so-ever, pron. --> whatsoever
[MED52446] what-so-ever, adj. --> whatsoever
[MED52447] what-sum, pron. --> whatsome
[MED52448] what-sum-ever, pron. --> whatsomever
[MED52449] what-sum-ever, adj. --> whatsomever
[MED52450] whei, n. --> whey
[MED52451] wheiid, adj. --> wheiid
[MED52452] wheii(e, adj. --> wheyey
[MED52453] wheiishe, adj. --> wheyish
[MED52454] wheiles, adj. --> wheyless
[MED52455] wheines, n. --> wheyness
[MED52456] whel(e, n.(1) --> wheel
[MED52457] whele, n.(2) --> wheal
[MED52458] whele-barowe, n. --> wheelbarrow
[MED52459] whelen, v.(1) --> wheel
[MED52460] whelen, v.(2) --> wheal
[MED52461] wheler(e, n. --> wheeler
[MED52462] whele-wright(e, n. --> wheelwright, n.
[MED52463] wheling(e, ger. --> whealing
[MED52464] whelk(e, n. --> whelk
[MED52465] whelked, adj. --> welked
[MED52466] whelmen, v. --> whelm
[MED52467] whelminge, ger. --> whelming
[MED52468] whelp, n. --> whelp
[MED52469] whelpen, v. --> whelp
[MED52470] whelping(e, ger. --> whelping
[MED52471] whelpli, adv. --> whelplich
[MED52472] whelven, v. --> whelve
[MED52473] whene, adv. --> when
[MED52474] whenne, adv. &amp; conj. --> whenne | when
[MED52475] whennes, adv. &amp; conj. --> whence
[MED52476] wher, n. --> wher
[MED52477] wher, adv. &amp; conj. --> where
[MED52478] wher-aboute, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereabout
[MED52479] wher-aboutes, adv. --> whereabouts
[MED52480] wher-after, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereafter
[MED52481] wher-as, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereas
[MED52482] wher-as-ever, conj. --> whereasever
[MED52483] wher-at, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereat
[MED52484] wher-bi, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereby
[MED52485] wher-ever, adv. &amp; conj. --> wherever
[MED52486] wher-for(e, adv. &amp; conj. --> wherefore | wherefor
[MED52487] wher-from, adv. &amp; conj. --> wherefrom
[MED52488] wher-henne, conj. --> wherehen
[MED52489] wher-hennes, adv. &amp; conj. --> wherehence
[MED52490] wheri, n. --> wherry
[MED52491] wher-in(ne, adv. &amp; conj. --> wherein
[MED52492] wher-mid, adv. &amp; conj. --> wheremid
[MED52493] wher-of, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereof
[MED52494] wher-on, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereon
[MED52495] wher-so, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereso
[MED52496] wher-so-ever, conj. --> wheresoever
[MED52497] wher-sum, conj. --> wheresome
[MED52498] wher-sum-ever, conj. --> wheresomever
[MED52499] wher-thurgh, adv. &amp; conj. --> wherethorough
[MED52500] wher-til, adv. &amp; conj. --> wheretill
[MED52501] wher-to, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereto
[MED52502] wher-up, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereup
[MED52503] wher-upon, adv. &amp; conj. --> whereupon
[MED52504] wherve, n. --> wharve
[MED52505] wher-with, adv. &amp; conj. --> wherewith
[MED52506] whesen, v. --> quease
[MED52507] whete, n. --> wheat
[MED52508] whete-ere, n. --> wheatear
[MED52509] wheten, adj. --> wheaten
[MED52510] whethen, adv. &amp; conj. --> whethen
[MED52511] whethenward, adv. &amp; conj. --> whethenward
[MED52512] whether, pron. --> whether
[MED52513] whether, adj. --> whether
[MED52514] whether, adv. &amp; conj. --> whether
[MED52515] whether-ever, pron. --> whetherever
[MED52516] whether-ever, adv. &amp; conj. --> 
[MED52516.5] whether-not, adv. --> whether-not
[MED52517] whether-so, pron. --> whetherso
[MED52518] whether-so, conj. --> whetherso
[MED52519] whether-so-ever, pron. --> whethersoever
[MED52520] whether-so-ever, conj. --> whethersoever
[MED52521] whether-sum, pron. --> whethersum
[MED52522] whether-sum, conj. --> whethersum
[MED52523] whether-sum-ever, pron. --> whether-sum-ever
[MED52524] whether-sum-ever, adj. --> whether-sum-ever
[MED52525] whether-sum-ever, conj. --> whether-sum-ever
[MED52526] whet-ston, n. --> whetstone
[MED52527] whetten, v. --> whet
[MED52528] whetter, n. --> whetter
[MED52529] whetting(e, ger. --> whetting
[MED52530] whewe, n. --> whew
[MED52531] whewen, v. --> whew
[MED52532] whi, n. --> why
[MED52533] whi, adv. &amp; conj. --> why
[MED52534] whibeler, n. --> whibeler
[MED52535] whicch(e, n. --> whitch
[MED52536] which, pron. --> which
[MED52537] which, adj. --> which
[MED52538] which-ever, pron. --> whichever
[MED52539] which-so, pron. --> which-so
[MED52540] which-so-ever, pron. --> whichsoever
[MED52541] which-sum, pron. --> which-so
[MED52542] whider, adv. &amp; conj. --> whither
[MED52543] whider-ever, conj. --> whider-ever
[MED52544] whider-out(e, adv. &amp; conj. --> whider-oute
[MED52545] whider-outes, conj. --> whider-outes
[MED52546] whider-so, adv. &amp; conj. --> whitherso
[MED52547] whider-so-evere, conj. --> whithersoever
[MED52548] whider-sum, adv. &amp; conj. --> whitherso
[MED52549] whider-sum-ever, conj. --> whithersomever
[MED52550] whiderward, adv. &amp; conj. --> whitherward
[MED52551] whiderwardes, adv. &amp; conj. --> whitherwards
[MED52552] whi-for, adv. &amp; conj. --> why-for
[MED52553] whig, n. --> whig
[MED52554] whi&#x292;t, n. --> why&#x292;t
[MED52555] while, n. --> while
[MED52556] while, adj. --> while
[MED52557] while, adv. --> while
[MED52558] while, conj. --> while
[MED52559] while-mel, n. --> while-mel
[MED52560] whilemel(e, adv. --> while-mel
[MED52561] whilenes(se, n. --> whileness
[MED52562] whiles, n. --> whiles
[MED52563] whiles, conj. --> whiles
[MED52564] whilom, adv. --> whilom
[MED52565] whil-tiden, adv. --> whil-tiden
[MED52566] whilwende, adj. --> whilend
[MED52567] whilwendli, adj. --> whilwendlic
[MED52568] whilwendli, adv. --> whilewendly
[MED52569] whin, n.(1) --> whin
[MED52570] whin, n.(2) --> whin
[MED52571] whine, adv. &amp; conj. --> whyne
[MED52572] whinen, v. --> whine
[MED52573] whinien, v. --> whinny
[MED52574] whininge, ger. --> whining
[MED52575] whip(pe, n. --> whip
[MED52576] whippe, interj. --> whip
[MED52577] whippel-tre, n. --> whippletree
[MED52578] whippen, v. --> whip
[MED52579] whirftlen, v. --> whirftle
[MED52580] whirl, n. --> whorl
[MED52581] whirl-bon, n. --> whirl-bone
[MED52582] whirle-cole, n. --> whirlicote
[MED52583] whirlen, v. --> whirl
[MED52584] whirler, n. --> whirler
[MED52585] whirl-gig, n. --> whirligig
[MED52586] whirli, adj. --> whirly
[MED52587] whirling, ger. --> whirling
[MED52588] whirl-pit, n. --> whirlpit
[MED52589] whirl-puf, n. --> whirl-puff
[MED52590] whirl-wind, n. --> whirlwind
[MED52591] whirre, n. --> whirr | whir
[MED52592] whirren, v. --> whirr | whir
[MED52593] whirringe, ger. --> whirring
[MED52594] whispen, v. --> whispen
[MED52595] whisperen, v. --> whisper
[MED52596] whispering(e, ger. --> whispering
[MED52597] whispinge, ger. --> whisping
[MED52598] whissen, v. --> whiss
[MED52599] whist, adj. --> whist
[MED52600] whist, interj. or v. impv. --> whisht
[MED52601] whisteli, adv. --> whistly
[MED52602] whisteren, v. --> whister
[MED52603] whisterer, n. --> whisterer
[MED52604] whistering, ger. --> whistering
[MED52605] whistle, n. --> whistle
[MED52606] whistlen, v. --> whistle
[MED52607] whistlere, n. --> whistler
[MED52608] whistling(e, ger. --> whistling
[MED52609] whit, n. --> white
[MED52610] whit, adj. --> white
[MED52611] whit-bem, n. --> whitebeam
[MED52612] whit-bis-malwe, n. --> whit-bis-malwe
[MED52613] whit-cude, n. --> white cud
[MED52614] whitel, n.(1) --> whittle
[MED52615] whitel, n.(2) --> whittle
[MED52616] whiten, v. --> white
[MED52617] whitenen, v. --> whiten
[MED52618] whiter(e, n. --> quitter
[MED52619] whitester, n. --> whitster
[MED52620] whit-flowe, n. --> whitlow
[MED52621] whithed(e, n. --> whitehead
[MED52622] whit-hered, adj. --> white-haired
[MED52623] whiting(e, n. --> whiting
[MED52624] whiting(e, ger. --> whiting
[MED52625] whitin-mor, n. --> whitin-more
[MED52626] whitish, adj. --> whitish
[MED52627] whitished(e, n. --> whitishead
[MED52628] whitli, adj. --> whitely
[MED52629] whitli, adv. --> whitely
[MED52630] whit-limen, v. --> white-limed
[MED52631] whit-liming(e, ger. --> white-liming
[MED52632] whit-mete, n. --> white meat
[MED52633] whitnes(se, n. --> whiteness
[MED52634] whit-peper, n. --> white pepper
[MED52635] whit-rat, n. --> whitret | whitterick
[MED52636] Whit-Son, adj. --> Whit Sunday | Whitsunday
[MED52637] Whit-Son-dai, n. --> Whit Sunday | Whitsunday
[MED52638] whit-tawier(e, n. --> whittawer
[MED52639] whit-thorn, n. --> whitethorn
[MED52640] who, pron. --> who
[MED52641] who-ever, pron. --> whoever
[MED52642] wholve, n. --> wholve
[MED52643] wholved, ppl. --> wholve
[MED52644] whom, pron. --> whom
[MED52645] whom-ever, pron. --> whomever
[MED52646] whom-so, pron. --> whomso
[MED52647] whom-so-ever, pron. --> whomsoever
[MED52648] whom-sum, pron. --> whom-sum
[MED52649] whom-sum-ever, pron. --> whom-sum-ever
[MED52650] whon, adj. --> whon
[MED52651] whon, adv. --> whon
[MED52652] whos, pron. --> whose
[MED52653] who-so, pron. --> whoso
[MED52654] who-so-ever, pron. --> whosoever
[MED52655] who-sum, pron. --> whosome
[MED52656] who-sum-ever, pron. --> whosomever
[MED52657] whrinnien, v. --> whrinny
[MED52658] wi, n. --> wi
[MED52659] wi, interj. --> wi
[MED52660] wicch(e, n. --> witch
[MED52661] wicche-craft, n. --> witchcraft
[MED52662] wicchedome, n. --> witchdom
[MED52663] wicchen, v. --> witch
[MED52664] wicching(e, ger. --> witching
[MED52665] wichard, n. --> wichard
[MED52666] wich(e, n.(1) --> witch | wych
[MED52667] wiche, n.(2) --> witch
[MED52668] Wiclifan, n. --> Wyclifan
[MED52669] Wiclifist, n. --> Wycliffist | Wyclifist
[MED52670] widderen, v. --> wither
[MED52671] wide, n. --> wide
[MED52672] wid(e, adj. --> wide
[MED52673] wid(e, adv. --> wide
[MED52674] widen, v. --> wide
[MED52675] widen(e, adv. --> widen
[MED52676] widenes(se, n. --> wideness
[MED52677] wide-wher, adv. --> wide-where
[MED52678] wid-gille, adj. --> wid-gille
[MED52679] widing, n. --> widing
[MED52680] widli, adv. --> widly
[MED52681] widwe, n. --> widow
[MED52682] widwed, ppl. --> widower
[MED52683] widwehede, n. --> widowhood
[MED52684] widwer, n. --> widower
[MED52685] widweship, n. --> widowship
[MED52686] wi(e, n. --> wye
[MED52687] wif, n.(1) --> wif
[MED52688] wif, n.(2) --> wife
[MED52689] wifhod(e, n. --> wifehood
[MED52690] wif-kin, n. --> wifkin
[MED52691] wifle, n. --> wifle
[MED52692] wifles, adj. --> wifeless
[MED52693] wifli, adj. --> wifely
[MED52694] wif-thing, n. --> wifthing
[MED52695] wig, n. --> widge
[MED52696] wigelen, v. --> wiggle
[MED52697] wigeling(e, ger. --> wiggling
[MED52698] wig(ge, n. --> wig
[MED52699] wight, n. --> wight
[MED52700] wight, adj. --> wight
[MED52701] wight, adv. --> wight
[MED52702] wighthede, n. --> wighthead
[MED52703] wighti, adj. --> wighty
[MED52704] wighti, adv. --> wighty
[MED52705] wightili, adv. --> wightily
[MED52706] wightlac, n. --> wightlake
[MED52707] wightlaike, adj. --> wightlike
[MED52708] wightli, adv. --> wightly
[MED52709] wightling, n. --> wightling
[MED52710] wightnes(se, n. --> wightness
[MED52711] wightship, n. --> wightship
[MED52712] wight-wisnesse, n. --> wight-wisness
[MED52713] wi&#x292;el(e, n. --> wi&#x292;el
[MED52714] wi&#x292;elere, n. --> wielare
[MED52715] wi&#x292;elfulle, adj. --> wi&#x292;elfulle
[MED52716] wi&#x292;elunge, n. --> wi&#x292;elunge
[MED52717] wik(e, n.(1) --> wick
[MED52718] wike, n.(2) --> wick | wike
[MED52719] wik(e, n.(3) --> wike
[MED52720] wiken, n. --> wiken
[MED52721] wiken, v.(1) --> wick
[MED52722] wiken, v.(2) --> wick
[MED52723] wikener, n. --> wickner
[MED52724] wikeninge, ger. --> wikening
[MED52725] wiker, n. --> wicker
[MED52726] wiker(e, n. --> wiker
[MED52727] wikeren, v. --> wicker
[MED52728] wiket, n. --> wicket
[MED52729] wikinge, ger. --> wicking
[MED52730] wik(ke, n. --> wick
[MED52731] wik(ke, adj. --> wick
[MED52732] wik(ke, adv. --> wick
[MED52733] wikked, n. --> wicked
[MED52734] wikked(e, adj. --> wicked
[MED52735] wikkede, adv. --> wicked
[MED52736] wikkedhed(e, n. --> wickedhead
[MED52737] wikkedlek, n. --> wickedlek
[MED52738] wikkedli, adv. --> wickedly
[MED52739] wikkednes(se, n. --> wickedness
[MED52740] wikkedom, n. --> wick, adj.1
[MED52741] wikkehede, n. --> wikkehead
[MED52742] wikkeli, adv. --> wikkely
[MED52743] wikkenes, n. --> wikkeness
[MED52744] wikki, adj. --> wick
[MED52745] wil, n. --> will
[MED52746] wil, adj. --> will
[MED52747] wilchon, n. --> wilchon
[MED52748] wild(e, n. --> wild
[MED52749] wild(e, adj. --> wild
[MED52750] wilde best(e, phr. &amp; n. --> wild beast
[MED52751] wilde brede, phr. &amp; n. --> wild bred
[MED52752] wilde cat, phr. &amp; n. --> wild cat
[MED52753] wilde der, phr. &amp; n. --> wild deer
[MED52754] wilde fir(e, phr. &amp; n. --> wild-fire | wildfire
[MED52755] wilde foul(e, phr. &amp; n. --> wild-fowl, n.
[MED52756] wildehed(e, n. --> wildhead
[MED52757] wildeli, adv. --> wildly
[MED52758] wilde man, phr. &amp; n. --> wild man
[MED52759] wilden, v. --> wild
[MED52760] wildern, adj. --> wildern
[MED52761] wilderne, n. --> wildern
[MED52762] wildernes(se, n. --> wilderness
[MED52763] wildeship, n. --> wildship
[MED52764] wilde ware, phr. or n. --> wildware
[MED52765] wilde werk, phr. or n. --> wild work
[MED52766] wilde wode, phr. &amp; n. --> wildwood
[MED52767] wilding, n. --> wilding
[MED52768] wildnes(se, n. --> wildness
[MED52769] wildsom, adj. --> wilsome | willsome
[MED52770] wile, n.(1) --> wile
[MED52771] wile, n.(2) --> wile
[MED52772] -wil(e, suf. --> -wil
[MED52773] wilen, v. --> wile
[MED52774] wilful, adj.(1) --> wilful
[MED52775] wilful, adj.(2) --> wilful
[MED52776] wilful, adv. --> wilful
[MED52777] wilfulhed(e, n. --> wilfulhead
[MED52778] wilfulli, adv. --> wilfully
[MED52779] wilfulnes(se, n. --> wilfulness
[MED52780] wilfulshipe, n. --> wilfulship
[MED52781] wilhede, n. --> wilhede
[MED52782] wili, n. --> wili
[MED52783] wili, adj. --> wily
[MED52784] wili, adv. --> wilily
[MED52785] wilide, adj. --> wilide
[MED52786] wiliere, n. --> wiliere
[MED52787] wilili, adv. --> wilily
[MED52788] wilines(se, n. --> wiliness
[MED52789] wilken, adj. --> wilken
[MED52790] wilkin, n. --> wilkin
[MED52791] willable, adj. --> willable
[MED52792] willard, n. --> willerdom
[MED52793] wil(le, n. --> will
[MED52794] wille, adj. --> wille | wil
[MED52795] wil(le, adv. --> wille | wil
[MED52796] willed, adj. --> willed
[MED52797] willen, v.(1) --> will
[MED52798] willen, v.(2) --> will
[MED52799] willer, n. --> willer
[MED52800] willerdome, n. --> willerdom
[MED52801] willes, adv. --> willes
[MED52802] willesful, adj. --> willesful
[MED52803] willesfulli, adv. --> willesfully
[MED52804] wille-silver, n. --> wille-silver
[MED52805] willi, adj. --> willy
[MED52806] willi, adv. --> willy
[MED52807] willili, adv. --> willily
[MED52808] willinesse, n. --> williness
[MED52809] willing(e, ger. --> willing
[MED52810] willingli, adv. --> willingly
[MED52811] willok, n. --> willok
[MED52812] wilnable, adj. --> wilnable
[MED52813] wilne, n. --> wilne
[MED52814] wilned, adj. --> wilned
[MED52815] wilnen, v. --> wilne
[MED52816] wilner, n. --> wilner
[MED52817] wilnesful, adj. --> wilnesful
[MED52818] wilnesse, n. --> wilness
[MED52819] wilni&#x292;endlic, adj. --> wilni&#x292;endlic
[MED52820] wilning(e, ger. --> wilning
[MED52821] wil-sefe, n. --> wil-sefe
[MED52822] wilsom, adj.(1) --> wilsome
[MED52823] wilsom, adj.(2) --> wilsome | willsome
[MED52824] wilsom, adj.(3) --> wilsome
[MED52825] wilsomli, adj. --> wilsomely
[MED52826] wilsomli, adv. --> wilsomely
[MED52827] wilsomnesse, n.(1) --> wilsomeness
[MED52828] wilsomnes(se, n.(2) --> wilsomeness
[MED52829] wilt, n. --> wilt
[MED52830] wiltfule, adj. --> wiltful
[MED52831] wilwe, n. --> willow
[MED52832] wil-wesand, adv. --> willwesand
[MED52833] wimalve, n. --> wymalve
[MED52834] wimble, n. --> wimble
[MED52835] wimblen, v. --> wimble
[MED52836] wimond, n. --> wimond
[MED52837] wi-mount, n. --> wimount
[MED52838] wimpelles, adj. --> wimple-less
[MED52839] wimple, n. --> wimple
[MED52840] wimplen, v. --> wimple
[MED52841] wimplunge, ger. --> wimplunge
[MED52842] win, n.(1) --> win
[MED52843] win, n.(2) --> win
[MED52844] win, adj. --> win
[MED52845] wincen, v. --> wince
[MED52846] wincere, n. --> wincer
[MED52847] winche, n. --> winch
[MED52848] winchen, v. --> winch
[MED52849] Win-chestre, n. --> Winchester
[MED52850] wincing(e, ger. --> wincing
[MED52851] wind, n. --> wind
[MED52852] windage, n. --> windage
[MED52853] windas, n. --> windas
[MED52854] wind-band, n. --> wind-band
[MED52855] wind-barge, n. --> wind-barge
[MED52856] wind-cloth, n. --> wind cloth
[MED52857] wind-clout, n. --> wind-
[MED52858] wind(e, n. --> wind
[MED52859] winded, adj. --> winded
[MED52860] windel, n.(1) --> windle
[MED52861] windel, n.(2) --> windle
[MED52862] windel, n.(3) --> windle
[MED52863] windel, n.(4) --> windle
[MED52864] winden, v.(1) --> wind
[MED52865] winden, v.(2) --> wind
[MED52866] winder(e, n. --> winder
[MED52867] windestre, n. --> windster
[MED52868] wind-fal, n. --> windfall
[MED52869] wind-fallen, adj. --> wind-fallen
[MED52870] wind-felled, adj. --> wind-felled
[MED52871] windi, adj.(1) --> windi
[MED52872] windi, adj.(2) --> windy
[MED52873] windines(se, n. --> windiness
[MED52874] winding(e, ger.(1) --> winding
[MED52875] winding(e, ger.(2) --> winding
[MED52875.5] windinger, n. --> windinger
[MED52876] windlas, n. --> windlass
[MED52877] windled, adj. --> windled
[MED52878] windles, adj. --> windless
[MED52879] windlinge, ger. --> windling
[MED52880] wind-milne, n. --> windmill
[MED52881] windnes, n. --> windiness
[MED52882] windolf, n. --> windolf
[MED52883] windou(e, n. --> window
[MED52884] windoules, n. --> windowless
[MED52885] windour, n. --> windour
[MED52886] windowed, adj. --> windowed
[MED52887] windren, v. --> windren
[MED52888] wind-rope, n. --> wind-rope
[MED52889] Windsore, n. --> Windsor
[MED52890] windwe-cloth, n. --> winnow-cloth
[MED52891] windwen, v. --> winnow
[MED52892] windwer, n. --> winnower
[MED52893] windwe-shete, n. --> winnow-sheet
[MED52894] windwester, n. --> windwester
[MED52895] windwing, ger. --> winnowing
[MED52896] wine, n.(1) --> wine
[MED52897] win(e, n.(2) --> wine
[MED52898] wine-berie, n. --> wineberry
[MED52899] wined, ppl. --> wined
[MED52900] wine-drawer, n. --> wine-drawer
[MED52901] wine-dronken, adj. --> wine-drunken
[MED52902] wine-dronkenes, n. --> winedrunkenness
[MED52903] winege, n. --> wineage
[MED52904] winelesse, adj. --> wineless
[MED52905] wineleue, adj. --> wineleue
[MED52906] winful, adj.(1) --> winful
[MED52907] winful, adj.(2) --> winful
[MED52908] wing(e, n. --> wing
[MED52909] wingen, v. --> wing
[MED52910] wini, adj. --> winy | winey
[MED52911] wining, n. --> wyning
[MED52912] wink(e, n. --> wink
[MED52913] winken, v. --> wink
[MED52914] winking(e, ger. --> winking
[MED52915] winli, adj. --> winly
[MED52916] winli, adv. --> winly
[MED52917] winnen, v. --> win
[MED52918] winner(e, n. --> winner
[MED52919] winni, adj. --> winny
[MED52920] winning(e, ger. --> winning
[MED52921] winninghede, n. --> winninghead
[MED52922] winsom, adj. --> winsome
[MED52923] winsomli, adv. --> winsomely
[MED52924] winsomnesse, n. --> winsomeness
[MED52925] winstre, adj. --> winstre
[MED52926] winter, n. --> winter
[MED52927] winterli, adj. --> winterly
[MED52928] wintred(e, adj. --> wintered
[MED52929] wintren, v. --> winter
[MED52930] winxen, v. --> winx
[MED52931] wipe, n. --> wipe
[MED52932] wipen, v. --> wipe
[MED52933] wiping(e, ger. --> wiping
[MED52934] wipping(e, ger. --> wipping
[MED52935] wir, n.(1) --> wire
[MED52936] wir, n.(2) --> wir
[MED52937] wir-drawer(e, n. --> wire-drawer
[MED52938] wired, ppl. --> wired
[MED52939] wirien, v. --> worry
[MED52940] wiriing, ger. --> worrying
[MED52941] wirling(e, n. --> wirling
[MED52941.5] wirms, n. --> wursom
[MED52941.6] wirri, n. --> worry
[MED52942] wirtil, n. --> wortle
[MED52943] wis, n. --> wis
[MED52944] wis, adj. --> wise
[MED52945] wis, adv. --> wis
[MED52946] wisard(e, n. --> wizard
[MED52947] wisdom, n. --> wisdom
[MED52948] wisdomhud, n. --> wisdomhood
[MED52949] wise, n.(1) --> wise
[MED52950] wis(e, n.(2) --> wise
[MED52951] wise, n.(3) --> wise
[MED52952] wis(e, adj. --> wise
[MED52953] wiseli, adj. --> wisely
[MED52954] wiseli, adv. --> wisely
[MED52955] wise-man, phrase &amp; n. --> wise man
[MED52956] wisen, v. --> wise
[MED52957] wisenen, v. --> wizen
[MED52958] wisenesse, n. --> wiseness
[MED52959] wish, n. --> wish
[MED52960] wished(e, n. --> wisehede
[MED52961] wishen, v. --> wish
[MED52962] wisher(e, n. --> wisher
[MED52963] wishing(e, ger. --> wishing
[MED52964] wising, ger. --> wising
[MED52965] wisker, n. --> whisker
[MED52966] wiskid, ppl. --> wiskid
[MED52967] wis-latthe, n. --> wis-latthe
[MED52968] wisli, adj. --> wisly
[MED52969] wisli, adv. --> wisly
[MED52970] wisp(e, n. --> wisp
[MED52971] wisse, n. --> wise
[MED52972] wissen, v. --> wis
[MED52973] wissent, n. --> wissent
[MED52974] wissere, n. --> wisser
[MED52975] wisseren, v. --> wisser
[MED52976] wissing(e, ger. --> wissing
[MED52977] wist(e, n. --> wist
[MED52978] wistful, adj. --> wistful
[MED52979] wistinge, ger. --> wisting
[MED52980] wistli, adv. --> wistly
[MED52981] wit, n. --> wit
[MED52982] wit, pron. --> wit
[MED52983] witable, adj. --> witable
[MED52984] witablenes, n. --> witableness
[MED52985] wite, n.(1) --> wite
[MED52986] wite, n.(2) --> wite | wyte
[MED52987] witen, v.(1) --> wit
[MED52988] witen, v.(2) --> wit
[MED52989] witen, v.(3) --> wite | wyte
[MED52990] witen, v.(4) --> wite
[MED52991] witendli, adj. --> witendly
[MED52992] witenen, v. --> witen
[MED52993] witen sauf, v. phr. --> vouchsafe
[MED52994] witer, n. --> wite | wyte
[MED52995] wite-reden, n. --> witereden
[MED52996] witewold, n. --> wittol
[MED52997] witful, adj. --> witful
[MED52998] with, adv. --> with
[MED52999] with, prep. --> with
[MED53000] with-, pref. --> with-
[MED53001] wi&#xF0;&#xE6;ftan, adv. --> wi&#xF0;&#xE6;ftan
[MED53002] with-al, adv. --> withal
[MED53003] with-al, prep. --> withal
[MED53004] withberen, v. --> withberen
[MED53005] withbien, v. --> withbien
[MED53006] withbouen, v. --> withbuwe
[MED53007] withbraid, n. --> withbraid
[MED53008] withbreiden, v. --> withbreid
[MED53009] withbresten, v. --> withbrast
[MED53010] withcallen, v. --> withcall
[MED53011] withchaungen, v. --> withchange
[MED53012] withclepen, v. --> withclepe
[MED53013] withcleping, ger. --> withcleping
[MED53014] withclosen, v. --> withclose
[MED53015] withdelen, v. --> withdele
[MED53016] withdeparten, v. --> withdepart
[MED53017] withdon, v. --> withdon
[MED53018] withdrauen, v. --> withdraw
[MED53019] withdraught, n. --> withdraught
[MED53020] withdrawe, n. --> withdraw
[MED53021] withdrawer(e, n. --> withdrawer
[MED53022] withdrawing(e, ger. --> withdrawing
[MED53022.5] withdrawingli, adv. --> withdrawingly
[MED53023] with(e, n.(1) --> withe | with
[MED53024] wi&#xF0;e, n.(2) --> wi&#xF0;e
[MED53025] withe, adj. --> withe
[MED53026] withe-bond, n. --> withbind
[MED53027] withen, n. --> withen
[MED53028] withen, v. --> wethe
[MED53029] wither, n. --> wither
[MED53030] wither, adj. --> wither
[MED53031] wither, adv. --> wither
[MED53032] wither-, pref. --> wither-, prefix
[MED53033] wither-bode, n. --> wither-bode
[MED53034] wi&#xF0;er-cora, n. --> wi&#xF0;er-cora
[MED53035] wi&#xF0;ercorene, adj. --> wi&#xF0;ercorene
[MED53036] witheren, v. --> wither
[MED53037] witherfulle, adj. --> witherful
[MED53038] wi&#xF0;erfulnesse, n. --> witherfulness
[MED53039] wither-hap, n. --> wither-hap
[MED53040] witherhoked, adj. --> witherhoked
[MED53041] witherholden, v. --> witherhalde
[MED53042] withering, n. --> withering
[MED53043] wither-iwinne, n. --> witherwin
[MED53044] wither-laue, n. --> wither-laue
[MED53045] witherli, adv. --> witherly
[MED53046] witherling, n. --> witherling
[MED53047] wither-nam, n. --> withernam
[MED53048] wi&#xF0;err&#xE6;de, adj. --> wi&#xF0;err&#xE6;de
[MED53049] wi&#xF0;err&#xE6;dnisse, n. --> wi&#xF0;err&#xE6;dnisse
[MED53050] wither-sake, n. --> withersake
[MED53050.5] withersande, n. --> withersande
[MED53051] witherthreten, v. --> witherthrete
[MED53052] witherturned, ppl. --> witherturned
[MED53053] witherward, adj. --> witherward
[MED53054] wi&#xF0;erweardnes, n. --> witherwardness
[MED53055] witherwe&#x292;en, v. --> witherwe&#x292;e
[MED53056] witherwendand, ppl. --> witherwendand
[MED53057] wither-win(e, n. --> witherwin
[MED53058] witherwinnen, v. --> witherwin
[MED53059] withe-winde, n. --> withwind
[MED53060] withfaren, v. --> withfare
[MED53061] withficchen, v. --> withficche
[MED53062] withfighten, v. --> withfight
[MED53063] withfleing, ppl. --> withfleing
[MED53064] withfolwer, n. --> withfolweris
[MED53065] withgon, v. --> withgo
[MED53066] withhe&#x292;inge, ger. --> withhe&#x292;inge
[MED53067] withheire, n. --> withheire
[MED53068] withheldnesse, n. --> withheldness
[MED53069] withhelen, v. --> withhele
[MED53070] withhilen, v. --> withhilden
[MED53071] withholden, v. --> withhold
[MED53072] withholdere, n. --> withholder
[MED53073] withholding(e, ger. --> withholding
[MED53074] withhouen, v. --> withhuhe
[MED53075] withhovin, ppl. --> withhovin
[MED53076] withi, n. --> withy
[MED53077] withien, n. --> withen
[MED53078] withing(e, ger. --> withing
[MED53079] within(ne, adv. --> within
[MED53080] within(ne, prep. --> within
[MED53081] withinne-, pref. --> withinne
[MED53082] withinneborn, ppl. --> withinborn
[MED53083] withinnechaungen, v. --> withinchange
[MED53084] withinne-forth, adv. --> withinforth
[MED53085] withinne-forth, prep. --> withinforth
[MED53086] withinnegoten, ppl. --> withingotten
[MED53087] withinneloken, ppl. --> withinlouk
[MED53088] withinnesounen, v. --> withinsound
[MED53089] withinnewovin, ppl. --> withinwoven
[MED53090] withinnewrappen, v. --> withinwrap
[MED53091] withinnewriten, ppl. --> withinwritten
[MED53092] withinward, adj. --> withinward
[MED53093] withjoinen, v. --> withjoin
[MED53094] withlaughen, v. --> 
[MED53095] withlesen, v. --> withlosen
[MED53095.5] withletting, ger. --> withletting
[MED53096] withleven, v. --> withleft
[MED53097] withliving(e, ger. --> withliving
[MED53098] wi&#xF0;meten, v. --> wi&#xF0;mete
[MED53099] wi&#xF0;metennisse, n. --> wi&#xF0;metenness
[MED53100] withnaien, v. --> withnay
[MED53101] withnaiten, v. --> withnaiten
[MED53102] withnethen, prep. --> withnethen
[MED53103] withnimen, v. --> withnim
[MED53104] withniminge, ger. --> withnim
[MED53105] withouten, adv. --> without
[MED53106] withouten, prep. --> without
[MED53107] withouten, conj. --> without
[MED53108] withouten-forth, adv. --> withoutforth
[MED53109] withouten-forth, prep. --> withouten-fourth
[MED53110] without-take, prep. --> without-take
[MED53111] withoutward, adv. --> withoutward
[MED53112] withpassen, v. --> withpass
[MED53113] withperishen, v. --> withperish
[MED53114] withplesen, v. --> withplease
[MED53115] withpreisen, v. --> withpraise
[MED53116] withquethen, v. --> withquethe
[MED53117] withreden, v. --> withreden
[MED53118] withrennen, v. --> withren
[MED53119] withrenning, ger. --> withrenning
[MED53120] withrising(e, ppl. --> withrising
[MED53121] withsaken, v. --> withsake
[MED53122] withsamen, v. --> withsame
[MED53123] withsawe, n. --> withsaw
[MED53124] withscapen, v. --> withscape
[MED53125] withscoren, v. --> withscore
[MED53126] withsechen, v. --> withso&#x292;t
[MED53127] withsei, n. --> withsay
[MED53128] withseien, v. --> withsay
[MED53129] withseier, n. --> withsayer
[MED53130] withseiing(e, ger. --> withsaying
[MED53131] withsetten, v. --> withset
[MED53132] withsetting(e, ger. --> withsetting
[MED53133] withshadewid, ppl. --> withshadowed
[MED53134] withshelden, v. --> withschild
[MED53135] withshunten, v. --> withshonte
[MED53136] withsitten, v. --> withsit
[MED53137] withsittinge, ger. --> withsitting
[MED53138] withslippen, v. --> withslip
[MED53139] withsorewen, v. --> withsorewen
[MED53140] withspeken, v. --> withspeak
[MED53141] withsperen, v. --> withsperre
[MED53142] withsteden, v. --> withstead
[MED53143] withsterten, v. --> withsterte
[MED53144] withsteten, v. --> withstete
[MED53145] withstewen, v. --> withstew
[MED53146] withstinten, v. --> withstint
[MED53147] withstonden, v. --> withstand
[MED53148] withstonder, n. --> withstander
[MED53149] withstonding(e, ger. --> withstanding
[MED53150] withstoppinge, ppl. --> withstopping
[MED53151] withstreinen, v. --> withstrein
[MED53152] withtaken, v. --> withtake
[MED53153] withtakere, n. --> withtaker
[MED53154] withtakinge, ger. --> withtaking
[MED53154.5] withtarien, v. --> with-tarry
[MED53155] wi&#xF0;teinge, ger. --> wi&#xF0;teing
[MED53156] withtellen, v. --> withtell
[MED53157] wi&#xF0;ten, v. --> withtree
[MED53158] withturnen, v. --> withturn
[MED53159] withward, prep. --> withward
[MED53160] withwenden, v. --> withwend
[MED53161] withwerching, ger. --> witherwerching
[MED53162] witi, adj. --> wity
[MED53163] witie, n. --> witie
[MED53164] witien, v.(1) --> wite
[MED53165] witien, v.(2) --> witie
[MED53166] witiere, n. --> witier
[MED53167] witiestre, n. --> witiestre
[MED53168] witiinge, ger.(1) --> witiing
[MED53169] witiinge, ger.(2) --> witieng
[MED53170] witing, ger.(1) --> witing
[MED53171] witing, ger.(2) --> witing
[MED53172] witing(e, ger.(1) --> witting
[MED53173] witinge, ger.(2) --> witting
[MED53174] witingli, adv. --> wittingly
[MED53175] witles, adj. --> witless
[MED53176] witli, adj. --> wittily
[MED53177] witli, adv. --> witly
[MED53178] witnen, v. --> witne
[MED53179] witnere, n. --> witnere
[MED53180] witnesfulli, adv. --> witnessfully
[MED53181] witnes(se, n. --> witness
[MED53182] witnessen, v. --> witness
[MED53183] witnesser, n. --> witnesser
[MED53184] witnessing(e, ger. --> witnessing
[MED53185] witnien, v. --> witnie
[MED53186] witnigendlic, adj. --> witnigendlic
[MED53187] witnissenen, v. --> witnessen
[MED53188] witnung, n. --> witnung
[MED53189] witod, n. --> witod
[MED53190] witodlice, adv. --> witodlice
[MED53191] witshipe, n. --> witship
[MED53192] witted, adj. --> witted
[MED53193] witter, adj. --> witter
[MED53194] witteren, v. --> witter
[MED53195] witterhed, n. --> witterhed
[MED53196] wittering(e, ger. --> wittering
[MED53197] witterli, adv. --> witterly
[MED53198] witternes, n. --> witterness
[MED53199] witti, adj. --> witty
[MED53200] wittihede, n. --> wittihead
[MED53201] wittili, adv. --> wittily
[MED53202] wittines(se, n. --> wittiness
[MED53203] wit-word, n. --> witword
[MED53204] wiven, v. --> wive
[MED53205] wiver, n.(1) --> wyver
[MED53206] wiver, n.(2) --> wiver
[MED53207] wiving(e, ger. --> wiving
[MED53208] wlaffen, v. --> wlaffe
[MED53209] wlaffere, n. --> wlaffer
[MED53210] wlafferinge, ger. --> wlaffering
[MED53211] wlaffing(e, ger. --> wlaffering
[MED53212] wlak, adj. --> wlak | wlach
[MED53213] wlak-hot, adj. --> wlach hot
[MED53214] wlate, n. --> wlat
[MED53215] wlate, adj. --> wlat
[MED53216] wlaten, v.(1) --> wlate
[MED53217] wlaten, v.(2) --> wlate
[MED53218] wlatful, adj. --> wlatful
[MED53219] wlatfulli, adv. --> wlatfully
[MED53220] wlatfulnesse, n. --> wlatfulness
[MED53221] wlating(e, ger. --> wlating
[MED53222] wlatingnesse, n. --> wlatingness
[MED53223] wlatishnesse, n. --> wlatishness
[MED53224] wlatnesse, n. --> wlatness
[MED53225] wlatsom, adj. --> wlatsome
[MED53226] wlatsomnes(se, n. --> wlatsomeness
[MED53227] wlatsumli, adv. --> wlatsomely
[MED53228] wlatwile, adj. --> wlatwile
[MED53229] wlechen, v. --> wleche
[MED53230] wlechinge, ger. --> wleching
[MED53231] wlench, n. --> wlench
[MED53232] wlenchen, v. --> wlench
[MED53233] wlisp, n. --> lipse
[MED53234] wlisp, adj. --> wlisp
[MED53235] wlispen, v. --> lisp
[MED53236] wlite, n. --> wlite
[MED53237] wliten, v. --> wlite
[MED53238] wliti, adj. --> wliti
[MED53239] wloge, n. --> eulogy
[MED53240] wlon, n.pl. --> wlo
[MED53241] wlonk, n. --> wlonk
[MED53242] wlonk, adj. --> wlonk
[MED53243] wlonkful, adj. --> wlonkful
[MED53244] wlonkhede, n. --> wlonkhede
[MED53245] wlonknesse, n. --> wlonkness
[MED53246] wlouy, adj. --> wlou&#x21D; | wlouh
[MED53247] wo, n. --> woe
[MED53248] wo, adj. --> woe
[MED53249] wo, adv. --> woe
[MED53250] wo, interj. --> woe
[MED53251] wo-bigon, adj. --> woe-begone
[MED53252] wod(e, n.(1) --> woad
[MED53253] wode, n.(2) --> wood
[MED53254] wod(e, n.(3) --> wood
[MED53255] wod(e, adj. --> wood
[MED53256] wod(e, adv. --> wood
[MED53257] wode-asshe, n. --> woad ash
[MED53258] wode-bend, n. --> woodbind
[MED53259] wode-bind(e, n. --> woodbind
[MED53260] wode-broun, n. --> wood-brown
[MED53261] wode-chervel, n. --> wood chervel
[MED53262] wode-cok, n. --> woodcock
[MED53263] wode-crabbe, n. --> wood crab
[MED53264] wode-foul, n. --> wood fowl
[MED53265] wode-hak(e, n. --> woodhack
[MED53266] wode-hewet, n. --> woodhewet
[MED53267] wode-kei(e, n. --> wodekey
[MED53268] wode-lectric, n. --> wode-lectric
[MED53269] wode-leie, n. --> wood lay
[MED53270] wode-man, n. --> woodman
[MED53271] wode-manli, adv. --> woodmanly
[MED53272] wode-merch(e, n. --> 
[MED53273] woden, v.(1) --> wood
[MED53274] woden, v.(2) --> wood
[MED53275] woden-drem, n. --> widden-dream
[MED53276] woder(e, n. --> woader
[MED53277] wode-rove, n. --> woodruff
[MED53278] wode-shaue, n. --> woodshaw
[MED53279] wode-sour(e, n. --> wood-sour
[MED53280] wodester, n. --> wedester
[MED53281] wode-swithe, n. --> wood-swithe
[MED53282] wode-thistel, n. --> wood-thistle
[MED53283] wode-thung, n. --> wode-thung
[MED53284] wode-wale, n.(1) --> woodwall
[MED53285] wode-wale, n.(2) --> woodwall
[MED53286] wode-ward, n. --> woodward
[MED53287] wode-wardie, n. --> wode-wardie
[MED53288] wode-wardship, n. --> woodwardship
[MED53289] wode-wax, n. --> wood-wax
[MED53290] wode-wei, n. --> wood way
[MED53291] wode-wexen, n. --> woodwaxen
[MED53292] wode-wise, n. --> wodewise
[MED53293] wode-wort, n. --> wode-wort
[MED53294] wode-wose, n. --> woodwose | woodhouse
[MED53295] wode-wosen, v. --> woodwose
[MED53296] wodhed(e, n. --> woodhead
[MED53297] wodi, adj.(1) --> weedy
[MED53298] wodi, adj.(2) --> woody
[MED53299] wodier(e, n. --> wodier
[MED53300] wodinge, n. --> wooding
[MED53301] wodish, adj.(1) --> woodish
[MED53302] wodli, adj. --> woodly
[MED53303] wodli, adv. --> woodly
[MED53304] wodnes(se, n. --> woodness
[MED53305] wodringe, ger. --> wodring
[MED53306] wodship(e, n. --> woodship
[MED53307] wof, n. --> woof
[MED53308] wo-fare, n. --> wofare
[MED53309] woful, adj. --> woeful
[MED53310] wofulli, adv. --> woefully
[MED53311] wofulte, n. --> wofulte
[MED53312] wohlac, n. --> wohlac
[MED53313] wohlec, n. --> wohlec
[MED53314] wohlech, n. --> wouhleche
[MED53315] wohlechinge, n. --> wouhlechung
[MED53316] woie, n. --> woie
[MED53317] wok, adj. --> woke
[MED53318] woken, v. --> woke
[MED53319] wokenen, v. --> woken
[MED53320] woke-thistel, n. --> wokethistle
[MED53321] wokli, adj. --> wokly
[MED53322] wokli, adv. --> wokely
[MED53323] woklili, adv. --> worklily
[MED53324] woknesse, n. --> wokeness
[MED53325] wol, n.(1) --> wool
[MED53326] wol, n.(2) --> wol
[MED53327] wolc, n. --> wolc
[MED53328] wold, n.(1) --> wold
[MED53329] wold, n.(2) --> would
[MED53330] wole, n. --> wole
[MED53331] wolf, n. --> wolf
[MED53332] wolfen, n. --> wolfen
[MED53333] wolfen, adj. --> wolfen
[MED53334] wolfes-hed, n. --> wolf's-head | wolf-head
[MED53335] wolfesse, n. --> wolfess
[MED53336] wolf-hed, n. --> wolf head
[MED53337] wolfish, adj. --> wolvish
[MED53338] wolfli, adj. --> wolfly
[MED53339] wolfling, n. --> wolfling
[MED53340] wolf-thistel, n. --> wolf-thistle
[MED53341] woli, adv. --> wally | waly
[MED53342] woling(e, ger. --> woolding
[MED53343] wolle, adj. --> wolle
[MED53344] wolled, adj. --> woolled
[MED53345] wollen, n. --> woollen
[MED53346] wollen, adj. --> woollen
[MED53347] wollen, v. --> woll
[MED53348] wollen-ward, adj. --> wollen-ward
[MED53349] wolle-weri, adj. --> wool-weary
[MED53350] wolli, adj. --> woolly
[MED53351] wol-monger, n. --> wool-monger
[MED53352] wolnen, adj. --> wolnen
[MED53353] wol-pak, n. --> wool-pack
[MED53354] wol-ward, adj. --> woolward
[MED53355] womb(e, n. --> womb
[MED53356] wombed(e, adj. --> wombed
[MED53357] wombeful, n. --> wombful
[MED53358] wombefulle, adj. --> womb full
[MED53359] wombeling, adv. --> wombling
[MED53360] wombelonge, adv. --> womblong
[MED53361] wombe-side, n. --> womb-side
[MED53362] wombi, adj. --> womby
[MED53363] womman, n. --> woman
[MED53364] wommanhed(e, n. --> womanhood
[MED53365] wommanish, adj. --> womanish
[MED53366] womman-kin, n. --> womankin
[MED53367] womman-kinde, n. --> womankind
[MED53368] wommanles, adj. --> womanless
[MED53369] wommanli, adj. --> womanly
[MED53370] wommanli, adv. --> womanly
[MED53371] wond(e, n.(1) --> wand
[MED53372] wond(e, n.(2) --> wond
[MED53373] wonde, n.(3) --> wonde
[MED53374] wonden, v. --> wonde
[MED53375] wonder, n. --> wonder
[MED53376] wonder, adj. --> wonder
[MED53377] wonder, adv. --> wonder
[MED53378] wonderful, adj. --> wonderful
[MED53379] wonderful, adv. --> wonderful
[MED53380] wonderfulli, adv. --> wonderfully
[MED53381] wonderfulnesse, n. --> wonderfulness
[MED53382] wonderli, adj. --> wonderly
[MED53383] wonderli, adv. --> wonderly
[MED53384] wondernesse, n. --> wonderness
[MED53385] wonders, adj. --> wonders
[MED53386] wondersli, adv. --> wondersly
[MED53387] wonderus, adv. --> wondrous
[MED53388] wondinge, ger. --> wounding
[MED53389] wondirchoun, n. --> wonderchoun
[MED53390] wondirment, n. --> wonderment
[MED53391] wondrel, n. --> wonderel
[MED53392] wondren, v. --> wonder
[MED53393] wondri, adj. --> wondry
[MED53394] wondring(e, ger. --> wondering
[MED53395] wone, n.(1) --> wone
[MED53396] won(e, n.(2) --> wone
[MED53397] won(e, n.(3) --> wone
[MED53398] wone, n.(4) --> wone
[MED53399] won(e, adj. --> wone
[MED53400] woneli, adj. --> wonely
[MED53401] wonen, v.(1) --> won | wone
[MED53402] wonen, v.(2) --> wone
[MED53403] woner(e, n. --> wonner | woner
[MED53404] wonesom, adj. --> wonesome
[MED53405] wong, n.(1) --> wong
[MED53406] wong, n.(2) --> wang
[MED53407] wonger(e, n. --> wanger
[MED53408] woning(e, ger.(1) --> wonning | woning
[MED53409] woning(e, ger.(2) --> woning
[MED53410] wont, n. --> wont
[MED53411] wont(e, n. --> want
[MED53412] wonten, v. --> wont
[MED53412.5] wontenesse, n. --> wantonness
[MED53413] wontinge, ger. --> wonting
[MED53414] wop(e, n. --> weep
[MED53415] wopi(e, adj. --> wopi
[MED53416] wopli, adj. --> woply
[MED53417] wopne, n. --> wopne | wopone
[MED53418] word, n. --> word
[MED53419] worden, v. --> word
[MED53420] word-fast, adj. --> word-fast
[MED53421] wordful, adj. --> wordful
[MED53422] wordi, adj. --> wordy
[MED53423] wordles, adj. --> wordless
[MED53424] wordlunge, n. --> wordlunge
[MED53425] wor(e, n. --> wore
[MED53426] woren, v. --> wore
[MED53427] worful, adv. --> worful
[MED53428] wori, adj.(1) --> wori
[MED53429] wori, adj.(2) --> wori
[MED53430] world, n. --> world
[MED53431] worldi, adj. --> worldy
[MED53432] worldili, adj. --> wordily
[MED53433] worldishe, adj. --> worldish
[MED53434] worldli, adj. --> worldly
[MED53435] worldli, adv. --> worldly
[MED53436] worldlihode, n. --> worldihood
[MED53437] worldlines(se, n. --> worldliness
[MED53438] worldlishipe, n. --> worldliship
[MED53439] world-man, n. --> world-man
[MED53440] world-riche, n. --> worldriche
[MED53441] worldshipe, n. --> worldship
[MED53442] world-thing, n. --> world-thing
[MED53443] worm, n. --> worm
[MED53444] wormeli, adj. --> wormily
[MED53445] wormi, adj. --> wormy
[MED53446] wormish, adj. --> wormish
[MED53447] wormoise, n. --> wormoise
[MED53448] wormsi, adj. --> wormsy
[MED53449] worm-wode, n. --> wormwood
[MED53450] worsche, n. --> worsche
[MED53451] worshipable, adj. --> worshipable
[MED53452] worship(e, n. --> worship
[MED53453] worshipen, v. --> worship
[MED53454] worshiper, n. --> worshipper
[MED53455] worshipful, adj. --> worshipful
[MED53456] worshipful, adv. --> worshipful
[MED53457] worshipfulli, adv. --> worshipfully
[MED53458] worshipfulnesse, n. --> worshipfulness
[MED53459] worshiphede, n. --> worshiphead
[MED53460] worshiping(e, ger. --> worshipping
[MED53461] worshipingli, adv. --> worshippingly | worshipingly
[MED53462] worshipli, adj. --> worshiply
[MED53463] worshipli, adv. --> worshiply
[MED53463.5] worsop, n. --> worsop
[MED53464] worsted, n. --> worsted
[MED53465] worsten, v. --> worst
[MED53466] worsum, n. --> worsum | wursum
[MED53467] wort, n.(1) --> wort
[MED53468] wort, n.(2) --> wort
[MED53469] worten, adj. --> worten
[MED53470] worter, n. --> worter
[MED53471] worth, n.(1) --> worth
[MED53472] worth, n.(2) --> worth
[MED53473] worth, adj. --> worth
[MED53474] worth, quasi-prep. --> worth
[MED53475] worthen, v. --> worth
[MED53476] worthful, adj. --> worthful
[MED53477] worthfulhed, n. --> worthfulhead
[MED53478] worthfulli, adj. --> worthfully
[MED53479] worthfulnesse, n. --> worthfulness
[MED53480] worthhed(e, n. --> worthhead
[MED53481] worthi, n. --> worthy
[MED53482] worthi, adj. --> worthy
[MED53483] worthien, v. --> worth
[MED53484] worthiful, adj. --> worthiful
[MED53485] worthihed(e, n. --> worthihead
[MED53486] worthili, adj. --> worthily
[MED53487] worthili, adv. --> worthily
[MED53488] worthines(se, n. --> worthiness
[MED53489] worthing(e, n. --> worthing
[MED53490] worthing(e, ger. --> worthing
[MED53491] worthli, adj. --> worthly
[MED53492] worthli, adv. --> worthly
[MED53493] worth-mint, n. --> worthmint
[MED53494] worthminten, v. --> worthmint
[MED53495] worthnesse, n. --> worthness
[MED53496] worting, n. --> worting
[MED53497] wortrume, n. --> wortrume
[MED53498] wort-wale, n. --> wartwale
[MED53499] wose, n.(1) --> ooze
[MED53500] wos(e, n.(2) --> ooze
[MED53501] wosen, n. --> weasand
[MED53502] wosen, v. --> ooze
[MED53503] wosi, adj.(1) --> oozy
[MED53504] wosi, adj.(2) --> oozy
[MED53505] wosinge, ger. --> oozing
[MED53506] wo-sith, n. --> wosith
[MED53507] woth, n. --> wothe
[MED53508] woth, adj. --> wothe
[MED53509] wotheli, adv. --> wothely
[MED53510] wouen, v. --> woo
[MED53511] wouer, n. --> wooer
[MED53512] wough, n.(1) --> wough
[MED53513] wough, n.(2) --> wough
[MED53514] wough, adj. --> wough
[MED53515] woughles, adj. --> wallness
[MED53516] woughli, adv. --> woughly
[MED53517] woughnesse, n. --> woughness
[MED53518] wouinge, ger. --> wooing
[MED53519] wouingli, adv. --> wooingly
[MED53520] woulen, v. --> woul
[MED53521] wound, n. --> wound
[MED53522] woundel, n. --> woundel
[MED53523] wounden, v. --> wound
[MED53524] wounder, n. --> wounder
[MED53525] wounderer, n. --> wounderer
[MED53526] woundi, adj. --> woundy
[MED53527] wounding(e, ger. --> wounding
[MED53528] woundingli, adj. --> woundingly
[MED53529] woundli, adv. --> woundly
[MED53529.5] woupen, v. --> woupen
[MED53530] wowe, n. --> wowe
[MED53531] wowel, n. --> wowell
[MED53532] wr&#xE6;stliche, adj. --> wr&#xE6;stliche
[MED53533] wragelinge, n. --> wraggling
[MED53534] wragger, n. --> wragger
[MED53535] wraggunge, ger. --> wragging
[MED53536] wrak, n.(1) --> wrack
[MED53537] wrak, n.(2) --> wrake
[MED53538] wrak, adj. --> wrack
[MED53539] wrak(e, n. --> wrake
[MED53540] wrakedom, n. --> wrakedom
[MED53541] wrakeful, adj. --> wrackful
[MED53542] wrakefulli, adv. --> wrackfully
[MED53543] wrakeliche, adv. --> wrakeliche
[MED53544] wraken, v. --> wrake
[MED53545] wrake-sith, n. --> wrake-sith
[MED53546] wrakken, v. --> wrakken
[MED53547] wralle, n. --> wralle
[MED53548] wrallen, v. --> wrall
[MED53549] wrallinge, ger. --> wralling
[MED53550] wrangel, n.(1) --> wrangel
[MED53551] wrangel, n.(2) --> wrangel
[MED53552] wranglen, v. --> wrangle
[MED53553] wrangling(e, ger. --> wrangling
[MED53554] wranlon, n. --> wranlons
[MED53555] wrappe, n. --> wrap
[MED53556] wrappen, v. --> wrap
[MED53557] wrappere, n. --> wrapper
[MED53558] wrapping(e, ger. --> wrapping
[MED53559] wrase, n. --> wrase
[MED53560] wrask(e, adj. --> wrask
[MED53561] wratbihe, n. --> wratbyhe
[MED53562] wratthe, n. --> wrath
[MED53563] wratthen, v. --> wrath
[MED53564] wratther, n. --> wrather
[MED53565] wratthful, adj. --> wrathful
[MED53566] wratthfulli, adv. --> wrathfully
[MED53567] wratthfulnesse, n. --> wrathfulness
[MED53568] wratthhede, n. --> wrathhead
[MED53569] wratthi, adj. --> wretthy
[MED53570] wratthinge, ger. --> wrathing
[MED53571] wratthles, adj. --> wrathless
[MED53572] wratthnesse, n. --> wrathness
[MED53573] wrau, n. --> wrau
[MED53574] wrau, adj. --> wraw
[MED53575] wrauen, v. --> wrawed
[MED53576] wrauful, adj. --> wrawful
[MED53577] wrauhede, n. --> wrawhead
[MED53578] wraulen, v. --> wrawl
[MED53579] wraulere, n. --> wraulere
[MED53580] wrauli, adv. --> wraw
[MED53581] wraunesse, n. --> wrawness
[MED53582] wraxlen, v. --> wraxle
[MED53583] wraxling(e, ger. --> wraxling
[MED53584] wrecche, n. --> wretch
[MED53585] wrecche, adj. --> wretch
[MED53586] wrecched, adj. --> wretched
[MED53587] wreccheddom, n. --> wretcheddom
[MED53588] wrecchedful, adj. --> wretchedful
[MED53589] wrecchedfulli, adv. --> wretchedfully
[MED53590] wrecchedhed(e, n. --> wretchedhead
[MED53591] wrecchedli, adv. --> wretchedly
[MED53592] wrecchednes(se, n. --> wretchedness
[MED53593] wrecchedom, n. --> wretchdom
[MED53594] wreccheful, adj. --> wretchful
[MED53595] wrecchefulli, adv. --> wretchfully
[MED53596] wrecchehede, n. --> wretchhead
[MED53597] wreccheli, adj. --> wretchly
[MED53598] wreccheli, adv. --> wretchly
[MED53599] wrecchenes(se, n. --> wretchness
[MED53600] wrech(e, n. --> wreche
[MED53601] wrecheful, adj. --> wrecheful
[MED53602] wrechen, v.(1) --> wreche
[MED53603] wrechen, v.(2) --> wreche
[MED53604] wrecher, n. --> wrecher
[MED53605] wrechfulnes, n. --> wretchfulness
[MED53606] wreching, ger. --> wretching
[MED53607] wreching(e, ger. --> wretching
[MED53608] wrechwile, adj. --> wretchwile
[MED53609] wreien, v. --> wray
[MED53610] wreier(e, n. --> wrayer
[MED53611] wreiful, adj. --> wrayful
[MED53612] wreiing(e, ger. --> wraying
[MED53613] wrek, n. --> wreck
[MED53614] wreke, n. --> wreak
[MED53615] wrekeful, adj. --> wrackful
[MED53616] wrekefullich, adv. --> wrekefully
[MED53617] wreken, v. --> wreak
[MED53618] wreker(e, n. --> wreaker
[MED53619] wreking(e, ger. --> wreaking
[MED53620] wrek(k)id, ppl. --> wreck
[MED53621] wrench, n.(1) --> wrench
[MED53622] wrench, n.(2) --> wrench
[MED53623] wrenchen, v. --> wrench
[MED53624] wrenchfule, adj. --> wrenchful
[MED53625] wrenchinge, ger. --> wrenching
[MED53626] wrene, adj. --> wrene
[MED53627] wrengthe, n. --> wrength
[MED53628] wrenkesing, ger. --> wrenkesing
[MED53629] wren(ne, n. --> wren
[MED53630] wrenner, n. --> wrenner
[MED53631] wreothien, v. --> wrethe
[MED53632] wrest, adj. --> wrast
[MED53633] wrest(e, n. --> wrest
[MED53634] wresten, v. --> wrest
[MED53635] wresting(e, ger. --> wresting
[MED53636] wrest-lacche, n. --> wrest-lacche
[MED53637] wrestle, n. --> wrestle
[MED53638] wrestlen, v. --> wrestle
[MED53639] wrestler(e, n. --> wrestler
[MED53640] wrestling(e, ger. --> wrestling
[MED53641] wreth(e, n.(1) --> wrethe
[MED53642] wreth(e, n.(2) --> wreath
[MED53643] wrethen, v.(1) --> wrethe
[MED53644] wrethen, v.(2) --> writhe
[MED53645] wrethful, adj. --> wrethful
[MED53646] wrethfulli, adv. --> wrethfully
[MED53647] wrethi, adj. --> wrethy
[MED53648] wrething(e, ger. --> wrething
[MED53649] wrethli, adj. --> wrothly
[MED53650] wrette, n. --> wrette
[MED53651] wri, adj. --> wry
[MED53652] wrid(e, n. --> wride
[MED53653] wriden, v. --> writhe
[MED53654] wri(e, n. --> wry
[MED53655] wried, n. --> wried
[MED53656] wrieles, n. --> wriels
[MED53657] wrien, v.(1) --> wry
[MED53658] wrien, v.(2) --> wry
[MED53659] wriggen, v. --> wrig
[MED53660] wright(e, n.(1) --> wright
[MED53661] wrighte, n.(2) --> wright
[MED53662] wrighten, v. --> wright
[MED53663] wrightri, n. --> wrightry
[MED53664] wrigteleslike, adv. --> wrightlesslike
[MED53665] wrigtful, adj. --> wrightful
[MED53666] wriing, ger.(1) --> wrying
[MED53667] wriing, ger.(2) --> wrying
[MED53668] wrikken, v. --> wrick
[MED53669] wrikking, ger. --> wrikking
[MED53670] wrimplid, adj. --> wrimpled
[MED53671] wring(e, n.(1) --> wring
[MED53672] wring(e, n.(2) --> wring
[MED53673] wringen, v. --> wring
[MED53674] wringer(e, n. --> wringer
[MED53675] wringing(e, ger. --> wringing
[MED53676] wrinkle, n. --> wrinkle
[MED53677] wrinklen, v. --> wrinkle
[MED53678] wrinkli, adj. --> wrinkly
[MED53679] wrinklinge, ger. --> wrinkling
[MED53680] wrinklinglich, adv. --> wrinklingly
[MED53681] wrinnen, v. --> wrinne
[MED53682] wrin-tak, n. --> wrin-tak
[MED53683] wrist, n. --> wrist
[MED53684] writ, n. --> writ
[MED53685] writelinge, ger. --> writeling
[MED53686] writen, v. --> write
[MED53687] writer(e, n. --> writer
[MED53688] writhabil, adj. --> writhable
[MED53689] writhe, n. --> writhen
[MED53690] writhel, n. --> wri&#xF0;el
[MED53691] writhen, v. --> writhe
[MED53692] writher, n. --> writher
[MED53693] writhing(e, ger. --> writhing
[MED53694] writi&#x292;en, v. --> writi&#x292;
[MED53695] writing(e, ger. --> writing
[MED53696] wrixlen, v. --> wrixle
[MED53697] wrixlunge, ger. --> wrixling
[MED53698] wro, n. --> wro
[MED53699] wrobben, v. --> wrob
[MED53700] wrobber, n. --> wrobber
[MED53701] wrong, n.(1) --> wrong
[MED53702] wrong, n.(2) --> wrong
[MED53703] wrong, adj. --> wrong
[MED53704] wrong-doer, n. --> wrong-doer
[MED53705] wrong-doing, adj. --> wrong-doing
[MED53706] wrong-doing(e, n. --> wrong-doing
[MED53707] wrongdom, n. --> wrongdom
[MED53708] wrong(e, adv. --> wrong
[MED53709] wrongen, v. --> wrong
[MED53710] wronger, n. --> wronger
[MED53711] wrongful, adj. --> wrongful
[MED53712] wrongfulhede, n. --> wrongfulhead
[MED53713] wrongfulli, adv. --> wrongfully
[MED53714] wrongfulnes, n. --> wrongfulness
[MED53715] wrong-halved, adj. --> wrong-half
[MED53716] wronghed, n. --> wronghead
[MED53717] wronging, ger. --> wronging
[MED53718] wrongli, adv. --> wrongly
[MED53719] wrong-nail, n. --> wrang-nail
[MED53720] wrongnesse, n. --> wrongness
[MED53721] wrong-saught, adj. --> wrong-saught
[MED53722] wrong-wende, adj. --> wrongwende
[MED53723] wrong-wis(e, adj. --> wrongous
[MED53724] wrong-wisli, adv. --> wrongously
[MED53725] wrong-wisnes, n. --> wrong-wisness
[MED53726] wrot, n. --> wroot
[MED53727] wrotare, n. --> wrooter
[MED53728] wroten, v. --> wroot
[MED53729] wroth, n. --> wroth
[MED53730] wroth, adj. --> wroth
[MED53731] wroth(e, adv. --> wrothe
[MED53732] wrothen, v. --> wroth
[MED53733] wrother hele, phr. &amp; n. --> wrother-heal
[MED53734] wrother-hele, adv. --> wrother-heal
[MED53735] wrothful(le, adj. --> wrothful
[MED53736] wrothfulli, adv. --> wrothfully
[MED53737] wrothi, adj. --> wrothy
[MED53738] wrothinesse, n. --> wrothinesse
[MED53739] wrothli, adj. --> wrothly
[MED53740] wrothli, adv. --> wrothly
[MED53741] wroting(e, ger. --> wrooting
[MED53742] wrotte, n. --> wrotte
[MED53743] wulder, n. --> world
[MED53744] wulder-f&#xE6;ste, adj. --> wulder-f&#xE6;ste
[MED53745] wulderfulle, adj. --> wulderful
[MED53746] wulderfullice, adv. --> wulderfullice
[MED53747] wuldrien, v. --> wuldrien
[MED53748] wun-sele, n. --> wunsele
[MED53749] wurmele, n. --> wurmele
[MED53750] wurp, n. --> wurp
[MED53751] wurpen, v. --> wurp
[MED53752] x, n. --> X
[MED53753] xe, n. --> xi
[MED53754] xi, n. --> xi
[MED53755] xifion, n. --> xifion
[MED53756] xiloaloes, n. --> xylaloe(s | xyloaloe(s
[MED53757] xilobalsamum, n. --> xylobalsamum
[MED53758] xilocassie, n. --> xilocassie
[MED53759] y, n. --> Y
[MED53760] yald, n. --> yald
[MED53761] yare, n. --> yair | yare
[MED53762] yare, adj. --> yare
[MED53763] yare, adv. --> yare
[MED53764] yareli, adj. --> yarly
[MED53765] yareli, adv. --> yarely
[MED53766] yaren, v. --> yare
[MED53767] yare-witele, adj. --> yare-witel
[MED53768] yarken, v. --> yark
[MED53769] yarking, ger. --> yarking
[MED53770] yarknen, v. --> yarken
[MED53771] yarme, n. --> yarm
[MED53772] yarmen, v. --> yarm
[MED53773] yarming, ger. --> yarming
[MED53774] yarn, n. --> yarn
[MED53775] yarwe, n. --> yarrow
[MED53776] ye, n. --> yea
[MED53777] ye, pron. --> ye
[MED53778] ye, adv. --> yea
[MED53779] ye, conj. --> ye
[MED53780] ye, interj. --> yea
[MED53781] ye-, pref. --> ye-
[MED53782] yed, n. --> yed
[MED53783] yedden, v. --> yed
[MED53784] yedder, n. --> yedder
[MED53785] yeddinge, ger. --> yedding
[MED53786] yede, v. --> go
[MED53787] yeder, adj. --> yeder
[MED53788] yederli, adv. --> yederly
[MED53789] yeen, v. --> ye
[MED53790] yefture, n. --> gifture
[MED53791] yegoinge, ger. --> yegoinge
[MED53792] yei, n. --> yei
[MED53793] yeien, v. --> yeie
[MED53794] yeiing, ger. --> yeie
[MED53795] yeinen, v. --> yain
[MED53796] yek, n. --> yeke
[MED53797] yeken, v. --> yolk | yelk
[MED53798] yekes ters, phr.</medHed><oedHed>yeke, n.</oedHed><oedSub type="compound">yekesterse </oedSub> <norm>yekesterse
[MED53799] yel, n.(1) --> yell
[MED53800] yel, n.(2) --> gyle
[MED53801] yeld, n. --> yield
[MED53802] yeld, adj. --> yeld
[MED53803] yelde, n. --> yelde
[MED53804] yelden, v. --> yield
[MED53805] yeldere, n. --> yielder
[MED53806] yelding(e, ger. --> yielding
[MED53807] yeling, ger. --> yiling
[MED53808] yellen, v. --> yell
[MED53809] yelling(e, ger. --> yelling
[MED53810] yelm, n. --> yelm
[MED53811] yelp, n. --> yelp
[MED53812] yelpen, v. --> yelp
[MED53813] yelpere, n. --> yelper
[MED53814] yelping(e, ger. --> yelping
[MED53815] yelte, n. --> yelt
[MED53816] yelwe, n. --> yellow
[MED53817] yelwe, adj. --> yellow
[MED53818] yelwen, v. --> yellow
[MED53819] yelwenesse, n. --> yellowness
[MED53820] yelwish, adj. --> yellowish
[MED53821] yelwishhed, n. --> yellowished
[MED53822] yeman, n. --> yeoman
[MED53823] yemanli, adv. --> yeomanly
[MED53824] yemanrie, n. --> yeomanry
[MED53825] yeme, n. --> yeme
[MED53826] yemefulli, adv. --> yemefully
[MED53827] yemeles, n. --> yemeles
[MED53828] yemeles, adj. --> yemeles
[MED53829] yemeleshede, n. --> yemeleshede
[MED53830] yemelesli, adv. --> yemelesly
[MED53831] yemelesshipe, n. --> yemeleaschipe
[MED53832] yemelest, n. --> yemelest
[MED53833] yemeli, adj. --> yemelich
[MED53834] yemen, n. --> yemen
[MED53835] yemen, v. --> yeme
[MED53836] yemer, n. --> yemer
[MED53837] yeming, ger. --> yeming
[MED53838] yemps, n. --> hiems
[MED53839] yemsle, n. --> yemsel
[MED53840] yen, adv. --> gain
[MED53841] yen, prep. --> gain
[MED53842] yen-, pref. --> yen
[MED53843] yenbien, v. --> gain-buy
[MED53844] yenbier, n. --> gain-buyer
[MED53845] yenbiinge, ger. --> gain-buying
[MED53846] yencal, n. --> gaincall
[MED53847] yencallen, v. --> gaincall
[MED53848] yenchar, n. --> gainchare
[MED53849] yencharinge, ger. --> gain-charing
[MED53850] yenclappe, n. --> yenclappe
[MED53851] yencome, n. --> gaincome
[MED53852] yencomen, v. --> again-come
[MED53853] yencominge, ger. --> again-coming
[MED53854] yencoupen, v. --> gaincope
[MED53855] yencoverance, n. --> again-coverance
[MED53856] yencoveren, v. --> again-cover
[MED53857] yenen, v. --> yawn
[MED53858] yenes, prep. --> gains
[MED53859] yenfare, n. --> yenfare
[MED53860] yengoinge, ger. --> again-going
[MED53861] yeninge, ger. --> yawning
[MED53862] yenpaiement, n. --> again-payment
[MED53863] yenpassen, v. --> again-pass
[MED53864] yenrase, n. --> gainrase
[MED53865] yensau, n. --> gainsay
[MED53866] yensauen, v. --> gainsay
[MED53867] yenseien, v. --> gainsay
[MED53868] yenseier, n. --> gainsayer
[MED53869] yenseiing, ger. --> gainsaying
[MED53870] yensetten, v. --> yensetten
[MED53871] yenstond, n. --> gainstand
[MED53872] yenstonden, v. --> gainstand
[MED53873] yenstondinge, ger. --> gainstanding
[MED53874] yenstoppen, v. --> gaincope
[MED53875] yenstriven, v. --> yenstrive
[MED53876] yenturn, n. --> gainturn
[MED53877] yenturninge, ger. --> gainturning
[MED53878] yenyelde, n. --> yenyelde
[MED53879] yenyelden, v. --> gain-yield
[MED53880] yeormen-lef, n. --> yeormen leaf
[MED53881] yep(e, adj. --> yepe
[MED53882] yepeli, adv. --> yaply
[MED53883] yephede, n. --> yephede
[MED53884] yepleik, n. --> yepleyyc
[MED53885] yepnesse, n. --> yepnesse
[MED53886] yepshipe, n. --> yepship
[MED53887] yer, n.(1) --> yerr
[MED53888] yer, n.(2) --> year
[MED53889] yerd, n.(1) --> yard
[MED53890] yerd, n.(2) --> yard
[MED53891] yer-dai, n. --> year-day
[MED53892] yerden, v. --> yerd
[MED53893] yerdi, adj. --> yerdi
[MED53894] yerdling, n. --> yherdling
[MED53895] yeren, v.(1) --> yere
[MED53896] yeren, v.(2) --> yeren
[MED53897] yeres dai, phr. --> year's day
[MED53898] yeres yeve, phr. --> yeresyeve
[MED53899] yerhed, n. --> yerhed
[MED53900] yering, n. --> yearing
[MED53901] yering, ger. --> yearing
[MED53902] yeringe, n. --> yearing
[MED53903] yerkid, ppl. --> yerked
[MED53904] yerli, adj. --> yearly
[MED53905] yerli, adv. --> yearly
[MED53906] yerling, n. --> yearling
[MED53907] yerne, n. --> yerne
[MED53908] yern(e, adj. --> yern
[MED53909] yern(e, adv. --> yerne
[MED53910] yernen, v. --> yearn
[MED53911] yernes, n. --> yernes
[MED53912] yernful, adj. --> yearnful
[MED53913] yernfulli, adv. --> yernfully
[MED53914] yernfulnesse, n. --> yernfulness
[MED53915] yerning(e, ger. --> yearning
[MED53916] yerningli, adj. --> yearnandlike
[MED53917] yernli, adv. --> yernly
[MED53918] yerren, v. --> yerr
[MED53919] yerring, ger. --> yerr
[MED53920] ye-self, pron. --> youself
[MED53921] yespe, n. --> yepsen
[MED53922] yespon, n. --> yepsen
[MED53923] yest, n. --> yeast
[MED53924] yester, n. --> yester
[MED53925] yester-dai, adv. --> yesterday
[MED53926] yester-even, adv. --> yester-even | yestere'en
[MED53927] yester-morwe, adv. --> yester-morrow
[MED53928] yester-night, adv. --> yesternight
[MED53929] yestinge, adj. --> yesting
[MED53930] yet, adv. --> yet
[MED53931] yete, n. --> yote
[MED53932] yeten, v.(1) --> get
[MED53933] yeten, v.(2) --> yate
[MED53934] yeten, v.(3) --> yet
[MED53935] yeten, v.(4) --> yeet
[MED53936] yetere, n. --> yeter
[MED53937] yeting, ger.(1) --> yating
[MED53938] yeting, ger.(2) --> yeting
[MED53939] yeting, ger.(3) --> yeeting
[MED53940] yetling, n. --> yetling
[MED53941] yetten, adv. --> yetten
[MED53942] yeve, n. --> give
[MED53943] yevel, n. --> yevel
[MED53944] yeven, v. --> give
[MED53945] yevenesse, n. --> giveness
[MED53946] yever(e, n. --> giver
[MED53947] yevestre, n. --> yevestre
[MED53948] yevethe, n. --> yevethe
[MED53949] yevethe, adj. --> yevethe
[MED53950] yeving(e, ger. --> giving
[MED53951] yexe, n. --> yex | yesk
[MED53952] yexen, v. --> yex | yesk
[MED53953] yexinge, ger. --> yexing | yesking
[MED53954] yexnen, v. --> yexen
[MED53955] yexning, ger. --> yexening
[MED53956] yicche, n. --> itch
[MED53957] yicchen, v. --> itch
[MED53958] yicching, ger. --> itching
[MED53959] yift(e, n. --> gift
[MED53960] yifteles, adj. --> giftless
[MED53961] yikthe, n. --> itching
[MED53962] yimme, n. --> gem
[MED53963] yimmede, adj. --> gemmed
[MED53964] yippen, v. --> yip
[MED53965] yipping, ger. --> yipping
[MED53966] yis, adv. --> yis
[MED53967] yis, interj. --> yes
[MED53968] yisli, adj. --> yesly
[MED53969] yit, pron. --> yit
[MED53970] yitsen, v. --> yisse
[MED53971] yitsere, n. --> yisser
[MED53972] yitsinge, ger. --> yissing
[MED53973] yiver, adj. --> yever
[MED53974] yiverli, adv. --> yeverly
[MED53975] yivernesse, n. --> yeverness
[MED53976] yiverous, adj. --> yeverous
[MED53977] yiveroushede, n. --> yiveroushede
[MED53978] yo, interj. --> yo
[MED53979] yogh, n. --> yogh
[MED53980] yo&#x292;elinge, ger. --> yowling
[MED53981] yokable, adj. --> yok(e)able
[MED53982] yoke, n. --> yoke
[MED53983] yoken, v. --> yoke
[MED53984] yoker, n. --> yoker
[MED53985] yoki, adj. --> yoky
[MED53986] yokinge, ger. --> yoking
[MED53987] Yol, n. --> yule
[MED53988] yol-dai, n. --> yule-day
[MED53989] yolk(e, n. --> yolk | yelk
[MED53990] yolster, n. --> yolster
[MED53991] yomer, adj. --> yomer | &#x21D;omer
[MED53992] yomere, adv. --> yomere | &#x21D;omere
[MED53993] yomeren, v. --> yomer | &#x21D;omer
[MED53994] yomering, ger. --> yomering
[MED53995] yomerli, adj. --> yomerly | &#x21D;omerly
[MED53996] yomerli, adv. --> yomerly | &#x21D;omerly
[MED53997] yomernesse, n. --> yomerness
[MED53998] yon, pron. --> yon
[MED53999] yon, adj. --> yon
[MED54000] yon, adv. --> yon
[MED54001] yon, prep. --> yon
[MED54002] yond, pron. --> yond
[MED54003] yond, adj. --> yond
[MED54004] yond, adv. --> yond
[MED54005] yond, prep. --> yond
[MED54006] yond-, pref. --> yond-
[MED54007] yondbreden, v. --> yondbreden
[MED54008] yonder, pron. --> yonder
[MED54009] yonder, adj. --> yonder
[MED54010] yonder, adv. --> yonder
[MED54011] yonderward, adv. --> yonderward
[MED54012] yondes, prep. --> yondes
[MED54013] yondfaren, v. --> yondfaren
[MED54014] yondward, adv. --> yondward
[MED54015] yong, n.(1) --> younger
[MED54016] yong, n.(2) --> yong
[MED54017] yong, adj. --> young
[MED54018] yonge, n. --> young
[MED54019] yongen, v.(1) --> yongen
[MED54020] yongen, v.(2) --> yong
[MED54021] yonghede, n. --> younghead
[MED54022] yongli, adj. --> youngly
[MED54023] yongling, n. --> youngling
[MED54024] yong man, phr. &amp; n. --> young man
[MED54025] yongnes, n. --> youngness
[MED54026] yongthe, n. --> youngth
[MED54027] yongthen, v. --> youngthed
[MED54028] yonward, adv. --> yonward
[MED54029] yore, adv. --> yore
[MED54030] yore, conj. --> yore
[MED54031] York, n. --> York
[MED54032] you, pron. --> you
[MED54033] youle, n. --> youle
[MED54034] youlen, v. --> yowl
[MED54035] youling, ger. --> yowling
[MED54036] your, pron. --> your
[MED54037] youre, n. --> yure
[MED54038] youren, pron. --> yourn
[MED54039] youres, pron. --> yours
[MED54040] your-self, pron. --> yourself
[MED54041] you-self, pron. --> youself
[MED54042] youten, v. --> yote
[MED54043] youth, n. --> youth
[MED54043.5] youthen, v. --> youthen
[MED54044] youthhede, n. --> youthhead
[MED54045] youthnesse, n. --> youthness
[MED54046] youti, adj. --> youti
[MED54047] yu, adv. --> yu
[MED54048] yuke, n. --> yuke
[MED54049] yukinge, ger. --> yuking
[MED54050] yulinge, n. --> yuling
[MED54051] yuwelere,  --> yuwelere
[MED54052] z, n. --> Z
[MED54053] zamazinis, n.pl. --> Zamazim
[MED54054] zarab, n. --> shrab
[MED54055] zed, n. --> zed
[MED54056] zeduar(e, n. --> zedoary
[MED54057] zeduarie, n. --> zedoary
[MED54058] zegi, n. --> zegi
[MED54059] zelatour, n. --> zelator
[MED54060] zel(e, n. --> zeal
[MED54061] zeler, n. --> seller
[MED54062] zeling, adj. --> zealing
[MED54063] Zelot(e, n. --> zealot
[MED54064] Zephirus, n. --> zephyr
[MED54065] zerna, n. --> zerna
[MED54065.5] zest, n. --> zest
[MED54066] zeta, n. --> zeta
[MED54067] zeuma, n. --> zeuma
[MED54068] zima lentition, n. --> zima lentition
[MED54069] zimia, n. --> zimia
[MED54070] zineth, n. --> zineth
[MED54071] zingnites, n. --> zingnites
[MED54072] zirbal(e, adj. --> zirbal
[MED54073] zirbosal, adj. --> zirbosal
[MED54074] zirbose, adj. --> zirbose
[MED54075] zirbus, n. --> zirbus
[MED54076] zizamine, adj. --> zizamine
[MED54077] zizanni(e, n. --> zizany
[MED54078] ziziphus, n. --> zizyphus
[MED54079] zodiak, n. --> zodiac
[MED54080] zodiaked, ppl. --> zodiaked
[MED54081] zone, n. --> zone
[MED54082] zouche, n. --> zuche
[MED54083] zucarine, adj. --> zucarine
[MED60000] accessioun, n. --> accession
[MED60001] adorte, n. --> adorthy
[MED60002] adustive, n. --> adustive
[MED60003] ayenswetinge, ger. --> again-sweating
[MED60004] ayensweten, v. --> again-sweat
[MED60005] ageraca, n. --> ageraca
[MED60006] albium, n. --> albium
[MED60008] albugo, n. --> albugo
[MED60009] albumen, n. --> albumen
[MED60013] Alexandrina, n. --> Alexandrine
[MED60014] alfi, n. --> alphos
[MED60015] achor, n. --> achor
[MED60016] algaral, n. --> algaral
[MED60017] alterer, n. --> alterer
[MED60018] amentia, n. --> amentia
[MED60019] anatison, n. --> anatison
[MED60020] anesis, n. --> anesis
[MED60021] angwishnesse, n. --> anguishness
[MED60022] annulet, n. --> annulet
[MED60023] anodyna, n. --> anodyne
[MED60024] anodyne, n. --> anodyne
[MED60025] apenplesis, n. --> apenplesis
[MED60026] aphtha, n. --> aphtha
[MED60027] apoplice, n. --> apoplex
[MED60028] aragon, n. --> aragon
[MED60029] armpot, n. --> armpit
[MED60030] arteria, n. --> artery
[MED60031] artina, n. --> artina
[MED60032] ascalle, n. --> ascalle
[MED60033] ascarides, n. --> Ascarides
[MED60034] askara, n. --> eschar
[MED60035] assuager, n. --> assuager
[MED60036] assub, n.(2) --> assub
[MED60037] atrofia, n. --> atrophy
[MED60038] attriness, n. --> attriness
[MED60039] attritos, n. --> attritos
[MED60040] avoider, n. --> avoider
[MED60042] balneum, n. --> balneum
[MED60044] benedict, n. --> benedict
[MED60045] berble, n. --> berble
[MED60046] blaster, n. --> blister
[MED60047] blastering, n. --> blistering
[MED60048] blere-eiednesse, n. --> blear-eyedness
[MED60049] blisterer, n. --> blisterer
[MED60051] boine, n. --> boine
[MED60052] bombace, n. --> bombace
[MED60053] bosining, n. --> bosining
[MED60054] bossiness, n. --> bossiness
[MED60055] bocchinesse, n. --> botchiness
[MED60057] botroce, n. --> botroce
[MED60058] bregmate, n. --> bregmate
[MED60059] brokenness, n. --> brokenness
[MED60060] bullition, n. --> bullition
[MED60061] bunchiness, n. --> bunchiness
[MED60062] bursicule, n. --> bursicule
[MED60063] burud, n. --> burud
[MED60064] calefaciencia, n. --> calefacient
[MED60065] caligo, n. --> caligo
[MED60066] cambium, n. --> cambium
[MED60067] cancrenum, n. --> gangrene
[MED60068] cankring, ger. --> cankering
[MED60069] capsula, n. --> capsule
[MED60070] capsule, n. --> capsule
[MED60071] caput, n. --> caput
[MED60072] carpus, n. --> carpus
[MED60073] cartilagine, n. --> cartilagine
[MED60074] caruncle, n. --> caruncle
[MED60075] casse, n. --> case
[MED60076] castoreolon, n. --> castoreolon
[MED60077] castoreon, n. --> castoreon
[MED60078] cataphora, n. --> cataphor
[MED60079] catastropha, n. --> catastropha
[MED60080] cava, n. --> cava
[MED60081] cavite, n. --> cavity
[MED60084] cephalarge, n. --> cephalalgy
[MED60085] cephalian, n. --> cephalian
[MED60086] cerebellum, n. --> cerebellum
[MED60087] cerebre, n. --> cerebre
[MED60089] chiros, n. --> chiros
[MED60090] cholagogon, n. --> cholagogon
[MED60091] cicatricazativa, n. --> cicatricazativa
[MED60092] cicatrix, n. --> cicatrix
[MED60094] cirogranuum, n. --> cirogranuum
[MED60095] clavis, n. --> clavus
[MED60096] clensure, n. --> cleansure
[MED60097] climax, n. --> climax
[MED60098] coffe, n. --> coffe
[MED60099] coffi, n. --> coffi
[MED60100] cognite, n. --> cognite
[MED60101] colon, n.(3) --> colon
[MED60102] colpus, n. --> colpus
[MED60103] coma, n.(1) --> coma
[MED60104] coma, n.(2) --> coma
[MED60106] condilone, n. --> condyloma
[MED60108] conjuncture, n. --> conjuncture
[MED60109] constrictory, n. --> constrictory
[MED60110] coppiness, n. --> coppiness
[MED60111] corium, n. --> corium
[MED60112] corneus, n. --> cornea
[MED60113] cornua, n. --> cornea
[MED60115] corize, n. --> coryze | coryza
[MED60116] cossi, n. --> cossi
[MED60117] cote, n.(5) --> cote
[MED60118] coutelle, n. --> coutelle
[MED60121] cruor, n. --> cruor
[MED60122] crus, n. --> crus
[MED60124] crusta, n. --> crusta
[MED60125] dednesse, n. --> deadness
[MED60129] deoppilative, n. --> deoppilative
[MED60130] depaulion, n. --> depaulion
[MED60131] desipience, n. --> desipience
[MED60132] diacapparis, n. --> diacaper
[MED60133] diacison, n. --> diacison
[MED60135] diacoston, n. --> diacost
[MED60136] diamarciaton, n. --> diamargariton
[MED60137] diamber, n. --> diamber
[MED60138] diasatyrion, n. --> diasatyrion
[MED60139] disjoining, n. --> disjoining
[MED60140] disjointing, n. --> disjointing
[MED60141] disjointure, n. --> disjointure
[MED60142] disnia, n. --> disnia
[MED60143] displea, n. --> displea
[MED60144] dissolutifice, n. --> dissolutifice
[MED60145] distemper, n. --> distemper
[MED60146] dos, n. --> dos
[MED60147] dropisis, n. --> dropsy
[MED60148] druising, n. --> druising
[MED60153] ebdomee, n. --> ebdomee
[MED60154] egritudine, n. --> aegritude
[MED60155] elefantin, n. --> elephantine
[MED60156] emble, n. --> emble
[MED60157] encatisma, n. --> encatisma
[MED60158] encatisme, n. --> encatisme
[MED60159] enchoking, n. --> enchoking
[MED60160] enderbes, n. --> enderbes
[MED60161] enfebling, ger. --> enfeebling
[MED60162] enfreider, n. --> enfreider
[MED60163] enfreiding, n. --> enfreiding
[MED60164] engrogging, n. --> engrogging
[MED60165] ensiform, n. --> ensiform
[MED60166] enuca, n. --> enuca
[MED60167] epar, n. --> epar
[MED60168] epecornes, n. --> epecornes
[MED60169] ephimerine, n. --> ephimerine
[MED60170] epial, n. --> epial
[MED60171] epialte, n. --> epialte
[MED60172] epicondre, n. --> epicondre
[MED60173] epidime, n. --> epidermis
[MED60174] epidimya, n. --> epidermis
[MED60175] epith, n. --> epith
[MED60176] ermosia, n. --> ermosia
[MED60177] evaporer, n. --> evaporer
[MED60178] exit, n. --> exit
[MED60180] exta, n. --> exta
[MED60181] extenuative, n. --> extenuative
[MED60182] eie-appel, n. --> eye-apple
[MED60183] eiehole, n. --> eyehole
[MED60184] fastenel, n. --> fastenel
[MED60185] fastener, n. --> fastener
[MED60186] favus, n. --> favus
[MED60187] feblishinge, ger. --> feeblishing
[MED60188] fisis, n. --> fisis
[MED60189] flab, n. --> flab
[MED60190] flain, n. --> flain
[MED60191] flainness, n. --> flainess
[MED60192] fleshhede, n. --> fleshhood
[MED60193] fleshihede, n. --> fleshihood
[MED60194] fleshnesse, n. --> fleshness
[MED60195] fleusaunge, n. --> fleusaunge
[MED60196] fluxing, n. --> fluxing
[MED60197] fluxion, n. --> fluxion
[MED60198] fluxuation, n. --> fluctuation
[MED60199] fobule, n. --> fobule
[MED60200] forblouing, ger. --> forblowing
[MED60201] forbrising, ger. --> forbruising
[MED60202] fordriving, n. --> fordriving
[MED60203] fordriing, ger. --> fordrying
[MED60204] formiliare, n. --> formiliare
[MED60205] forstraughting, n. --> forstraughting
[MED60206] frigidative, n. --> frigidative
[MED60207] frons, n. --> frons
[MED60208] gargarismite, n. --> gargarismite
[MED60209] gesse, n.(2) --> gesse
[MED60210] gloton, n. --> gloton
[MED60211] gomorre, n. --> gomorre
[MED60212] gomorrea, n. --> gonnorrhea
[MED60213] gomorry, n. --> gonorrhea
[MED60214] goundiness, n. --> goundiness
[MED60215] greteninge, ger. --> greatening
[MED60216] greting, ger. --> greating
[MED60217] guttur, n. --> guttur
[MED60220] haue, n.(4) --> haw
[MED60221] helcosis, n. --> helcosis
[MED60222] hircus, n. --> hircose
[MED60223] homoule, n. --> homoule
[MED60224] horripilation, n. --> horripilation
[MED60226] humectantia, n. --> humectant
[MED60227] iafing, n. --> iafing
[MED60228] icterice, n. --> ictericie
[MED60229] ieranexio, n. --> ieranexio
[MED60230] ierarioson, n. --> ierarioson
[MED60231] ile, n. --> ile
[MED60232] ilial, n. --> ileal
[MED60234] inburning, n. --> inburning
[MED60235] infreider, n. --> infreider
[MED60236] infreiding, n. --> infreiding
[MED60237] inspissation, n. --> inspissation
[MED60239] ismony, n. --> ismony
[MED60240] jectigation, n. --> jectigation
[MED60241] junct, n. --> junct
[MED60242] knarl, n. --> knarl | gnarl
[MED60243] knobbiness, n. --> knobbiness
[MED60244] knod, n. --> knod
[MED60245] knorl, n. --> knurl
[MED60246] knoshing, n. --> knoshing
[MED60247] knub, n. --> knub
[MED60249] knubbiness, n. --> knobbiness
[MED60250] knur, n. --> knur
[MED60252] knurriness, n. --> knurriness
[MED60253] knushing, n. --> knushing
[MED60254] kyner, n. --> kyner
[MED60255] labia, n. --> labium
[MED60256] lacirria, n. --> lacirria
[MED60257] lacuna, n. --> lacuna
[MED60258] landa, n. --> lambda
[MED60260] langation, n. --> langation
[MED60261] lend, n. --> lend
[MED60262] leprenesse, n. --> leperness
[MED60263] leprousness, n. --> leprousness
[MED60264] lippary, n. --> lippary
[MED60265] lithargira, n. --> lithargira
[MED60266] lithiasis, n. --> lithiasis
[MED60267] lithiasy, n. --> lithiasis
[MED60268] lub, n. --> lub
[MED60270] lurlys, n. --> lurlys
[MED60271] macies, n. --> macies
[MED60272] masticatori, n. --> masticatory
[MED60274] medicination, n. --> medicination
[MED60275] medicus, n. --> medicus
[MED60276] melagogue, n. --> melagogue
[MED60277] melanchime, n. --> melancyme
[MED60278] melangogon, n. --> melangogon
[MED60279] mering, n. --> mering
[MED60280] metafresim, n. --> metafresim
[MED60281] miclete, n. --> miclete
[MED60282] midrest, n. --> midrest
[MED60283] midspondyles, n. --> midspondyles
[MED60285] misherkeninge, ger. --> mishearken
[MED60286] mistravailing, n. --> mistravailing
[MED60287] mithridatum, n. --> mithridate
[MED60288] moisthede, n. --> moist-hood
[MED60290] molliative, n. --> molliative
[MED60291] mollifier, n. --> mollifier
[MED60293] nastril, n. --> nostril
[MED60294] nose-end, n. --> nose-end
[MED60296] obdormitation, n. --> obdormitation
[MED60297] omothenus, n. --> omothenus
[MED60298] omothoie, n. --> omothoie
[MED60299] operisma, n. --> operisma
[MED60300] opiatic, n. --> opiatic
[MED60301] opproximeron, n. --> opproximeron
[MED60302] ossarie, n. --> ossary
[MED60303] outstrecchinge, ger. --> outstretching
[MED60304] outwaxing, n. --> outwaxing
[MED60305] overbleding, ger. --> over-bleeding
[MED60306] overstraghting, n. --> overstraghting
[MED60307] overstrecchinge, ger. --> overstretching
[MED60308] oxigranatorum, n. --> oxygranatorum
[MED60309] oxilaxation, n. --> oxylaxation
[MED60310] oxirodinum, n. --> oxyrrhodine
[MED60311] papismus, n. --> papismus
[MED60312] parer, n. --> parer
[MED60313] passillus, n. --> passillus
[MED60314] patella, n. --> patella
[MED60315] paxillus, n. --> paxilla
[MED60316] pectigo, n. --> pectigo
[MED60317] pectus, n. --> pectus
[MED60319] peganicis, n. --> peganicis
[MED60320] peripleumonitus, n. --> peripleumonitus
[MED60321] peripleuresis, n. --> peripleuresis
[MED60322] peripneumonia, n. --> peripneumonia
[MED60323] peripulmonie, n. --> peripulmony
[MED60325] petrosite, n. --> petrosity
[MED60326] pilledhede, n. --> pilledhead
[MED60327] pilwet, n. --> pillowet
[MED60328] pilus, n. --> pilus
[MED60329] pinel, n.(2) --> pinel
[MED60330] pitiriasis, n. --> phthiriasis
[MED60331] pitiriasi, n. --> phthiriasis
[MED60332] piulte, n. --> piulte
[MED60333] pizzle, n. --> pizzle
[MED60334] placeole, n. --> placeole
[MED60336] pleumo, n. --> pulmonia
[MED60337] pleumoniasis, n. --> pleumoniasis
[MED60338] pleuria, n. --> pleuria
[MED60339] pleuris, n. --> pleuris
[MED60340] pollex, n. --> pollex
[MED60341] poseing, n. --> posing
[MED60342] prepucion, n. --> preputium
[MED60343] principium, n. --> principium
[MED60344] pringing, n. --> pringing
[MED60345] probule, n. --> probule
[MED60346] procastamus, n. --> procastamus
[MED60347] prurigo, n. --> prurigo
[MED60348] psidi, n. --> psidi
[MED60349] pulmonia, n. --> pulmonia
[MED60350] pulmonie, n. --> pulmonia
[MED60351] pulsing, n. --> pulsing
[MED60352] punctus, n. --> punctus
[MED60353] putrure, n. --> putrure
[MED60354] quemer, n. --> quemer
[MED60355] quintan, n. --> quintan
[MED60356] quitterhede, n. --> quitterhood
[MED60357] raffe, n. --> raffe
[MED60358] ramex, n. --> ramex
[MED60360] rancouring, n. --> rancouring
[MED60361] rasper, n. --> rasper
[MED60362] rationative, n. --> rationative
[MED60363] rebounder, n. --> rebounder
[MED60364] refreiner, n. --> refrainer
[MED60365] refrigitative, n. --> refrigitative
[MED60366] regenerer, n. --> regenerer
[MED60367] relaxative, n. --> relaxative
[MED60368] restreiner, n. --> restrainer
[MED60369] reticula, n. --> reticulum
[MED60370] ringne, n. --> ringne
[MED60371] rinser, n. --> rinser
[MED60372] rodoraca, n. --> rodoraca
[MED60373] rothede, n. --> rothood
[MED60374] rottenhede, n. --> rottenhead
[MED60376] rotter, n. --> rotter
[MED60377] rubea, n. --> rubea
[MED60378] rudding, n. --> rudding
[MED60379] rupia, n. --> rupia
[MED60380] ruptor, n. --> ruptor
[MED60381] rutaceleon, n. --> rutaceleon
[MED60382] sanc, n. --> sanc
[MED60383] sangue, n. --> sangue
[MED60384] saniosite, n. --> saniosity
[MED60385] sapon, n. --> sapon
[MED60386] sappiness, n. --> sappiness
[MED60387] scabbihede, n. --> scabbihood
[MED60388] scabbing, n. --> scabbing
[MED60389] scabiosite, n. --> scabiosity
[MED60390] sclirosi, n. --> sclerosis
[MED60391] sclirotus, n. --> sclirotus
[MED60392] scokkering, n. --> scockering
[MED60393] scraper, n. --> scraper
[MED60396] scurfihede, n. --> scurvihood
[MED60397] secundaria, n. --> secundaria
[MED60398] sedeurina, n. --> sedeurina
[MED60399] selerte, n. --> selerte
[MED60400] serotica, n. --> sclerotica
[MED60401] sextane, n. --> sextan
[MED60402] sinapism, n. --> sinpaism
[MED60403] sinapismus, n. --> sinpaism
[MED60405] sinturie, n. --> sinturie
[MED60406] smoldering, ger. --> smouldering
[MED60407] softener, n. --> softener
[MED60409] softer, n. --> softer
[MED60410] solidative, n. --> solidative
[MED60411] sorifilon, n. --> sorifilon
[MED60412] spate, n.(2) --> spate
[MED60413] spaton, n. --> spaton
[MED60414] spatume, n. --> spatume
[MED60415] spatumile, n. --> spatumile
[MED60416] spatumi, n. --> spatumy
[MED60417] spilt, n. --> spilt
[MED60418] squalidite, n. --> squalidity
[MED60419] starking, n. --> starking
[MED60420] stiracis, n. --> scirrhus
[MED60421] stonedness, n. --> stonedness
[MED60422] streighting, ger. --> straighting
[MED60423] strangulum, n. --> strangulum
[MED60424] stupel, n. --> stupel
[MED60425] stipter, n. --> stypter
[MED60426] stiptiker, n. --> stypticer
[MED60427] suppler, n. --> suppler
[MED60428] surfano, n. --> surfano
[MED60429] swager, n.(2) --> swager
[MED60430] swathler, n. --> swathler
[MED60432] swolning, n. --> swolning
[MED60433] sinacauson, n. --> synacauson
[MED60434] sinochiades, n. --> synochiades
[MED60435] sinthesis, n. --> syntexis
[MED60436] tarsus, n. --> tarsus
[MED60437] tergum, n. --> tergum
[MED60438] terra, n. --> terra
[MED60439] testes, n. (plural) --> testis
[MED60440] tetrapharmation, n. --> tetrapharmacon
[MED60441] tetrapharmatron, n. --> tetrapharmatron
[MED60442] thinner, n. --> thinner
[MED60444] throbbing, n. --> throbbing
[MED60445] tinnitus, n. --> tinnitus
[MED60446] tiredness, n. --> tiredness
[MED60447] tisis, n. --> phthisis
[MED60448] titillicus, n. --> titillicus
[MED60449] tractative, n. --> tractative
[MED60450] tremblure, n. --> tremblure
[MED60451] triapharmat, n. --> triapharmat
[MED60452] tricens, n. --> tricens
[MED60453] trifarinata, n. --> trifarinata
[MED60454] tuel, n. --> tuel
[MED60455] tumorosite, n. --> tumorosity
[MED60456] tipum, n. --> typum
[MED60457] ulcering, n. --> ulcering
[MED60458] unbursting, n. --> unbursting
[MED60459] uncif, n. --> uncif
[MED60460] uncine, n. --> uncinus
[MED60461] uncinum, n. --> uncinus
[MED60462] unfelines, n. --> unfeeliness
[MED60463] unfreding, n. --> unfreding
[MED60464] ungribus, n. --> ungribus
[MED60466] unguis, n. --> unguis
[MED60467] unhering, ger. --> unhairing
[MED60468] unk, n. --> unk
[MED60469] unlithing, n. --> unlithing
[MED60470] upsething, ger. --> upseething
[MED60471] upspewing, n. --> upspewing
[MED60472] upwalming, n. --> upwalm
[MED60473] vacca, n. --> vacca
[MED60474] venter, n. --> venter
[MED60476] verdigenet, n. --> verdigenet
[MED60477] vertile, n. --> vertile
[MED60478] veruculars, n. --> veruculars
[MED60479] vomiting, adj. --> vomiting
[MED60480] vola, n. --> vola
[MED60481] thori, n. --> thory
[MED60482] warkife, n. --> warkyfe
[MED60484] whei-worm, n. --> whey-worm
[MED60485] windhede, n. --> windhood
[MED60487] windihede, n. --> windyhood
[MED60488] wlapsing, n. --> wlapsing
[MED60489] wlatring, n. --> wlatring
[MED60490] wrang-nail, n. --> 
[MED60491] xere, n. --> xere
[MED60492] idraleon, n. --> ydraleon
[MED60493] idrocopion, n. --> ydrocopion
[MED60494] idropicum, n. --> ydropicum

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[MED120.5] &amacr;bleh&emacr;de, n. --> ablehead
[MED358.5] acirographen, v. --> acirograph
[MED783.5] aforwen, v. --> afurrow
[MED791.5] afreshen, v. --> afresh
[MED809.85] aftershire, n. --> aftershire
[MED925.5] ahw&emacr;nen, v. --> awene
[MED965.5] ak&emacr;&dotb;nin, prep. --> againen
[MED1107.5] alhudda, n. --> alhuda
[MED1306.6] al-t&omacr;-r&emacr;&breve;nder(e, n. --> al-torender
[MED1389.5] ameltor&imacr;, n. --> ameltory
[MED1497.5] ampullous, adj. --> ampullous
[MED1654.5] anil&imacr;ke, n. --> analike
[MED1713.5] anoiting(e, ger. --> anoiting
[MED1756.7] an&eth;rece, adj. --> anthrece
[MED1835.5] apiane, adj. --> apian
[MED2049.5] aqu&imacr;&breve;te, adj. --> acquitrent
[MED2234.5] arin, n. --> arin
[MED2293.5] arollen, v. --> aroll
[MED2293.7] ar&omacr;&breve;m&amacr;cit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> aromacity
[MED2951.5] attrishe, adj. --> atterish
[MED3011.5] augmastik, adj. --> augmastic
[MED3314.5] axed, ppl. --> axed
[MED3321.5] axing(e, ger. --> axing
[MED3340.9] ay&emacr;&dotb;n-returning, ger. --> again-returning
[MED3648.5] bardan(e, n. --> bardane
[MED3706.5] Barras, n. --> Barras
[MED3717.5] barwe-ful, n. --> barrowful
[MED3883.5] b&emacr;de-rolle, n. --> bead-roll
[MED4132.5] bercher&imacr;e, n. --> berchery
[MED4231.5] besmish, adj. --> besomish
[MED4277.5] b&emacr;thinge, ger. --> beathing
[MED4306.5] bewapping(e, ger. --> bewapping
[MED4602.5] bileven, v. --> bilive
[MED5074.5] bl&amacr;&breve;kish&emacr;de, n. --> blackishhead | blackishead
[MED5086.5] blandamet, n. --> blandamet
[MED5130.5] blaunk de Spain(e, phr. --> blank-de-Spain
[MED5169.5] bleredhede, n. --> blearedhead
[MED5171.5] bl&emacr;re-eiedh&emacr;de, n. --> blear-eyedhead | bleareyedhead
[MED5286.5] bloishhede, n. --> blaeishhead
[MED5309.5] bloppen, v. --> blop
[MED5318.4] bloten, v. --> bloat
[MED5318.5] blothede, n. --> bloathead
[MED5393.5] boilicioun, n. --> boilition
[MED5405.5] boisting, ger. --> boisting
[MED5457.5] bolnehede, n. --> bolnyhead
[MED5467.5] bolth, n. --> bolth
[MED5789.5] brai, n.(3) --> brai
[MED6231.5] buddi, adj. --> buddy
[MED6307.5] burblisshe, adj. --> burblish
[MED6317.5] burel-man, n. --> burel-man
[MED6527.5] calefacte, adj. --> calefact
[MED6531.4] calendre, n. --> calendre
[MED6624.5] canabine, adj. --> cannabine
[MED6822.5] cark&amacr;te, n. --> carkate
[MED6880.5] cartorf, n. --> charturf
[MED6972.5] cauda, n. --> cauda
[MED7071.5] cenator, n. --> cenator
[MED7094.5] centisme, adj. --> centime
[MED7160.5] cessaunt, adj. --> cessant
[MED7166.5] cete, n.(2) --> cete
[MED7394.5] chausemles, n.pl. ?or adj. --> chausembles
[MED7586.3] chil&omacr;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> chilosity
[MED7672.5] choking, ger. --> choking
[MED7743.5] cintern, n. --> cintrern
[MED7744.5] cintrel, n. --> cintrel
[MED7821.5] citrin(e)hed(e, n. --> citrinehead | citronhead
[MED7828.5] civeria, n. ?pl. --> civeria
[MED7835.5] clabbed(e, ppl. --> clabbed
[MED7837.5] claggen, v. --> clag
[MED7856.5] clammish, adj. --> clammish
[MED7988.5] clerhede, n. --> clearhead
[MED7994.5] clerkl&emacr;&breve;s, adj. --> clerkless
[MED8100.5] cl&omacr;ken, v. --> cloak
[MED8113.7] cl&ohacek;mprish&emacr;de, n. --> clumprishhead | clumprishead
[MED8153.6] cloudish, adj. --> cloudish
[MED8256.5] cofinen, v. --> coffin
[MED8477.5] columbe, n. --> columbe
[MED8535.5] c&ohacek;mfort&imacr;&breve;f, adj. --> comfortive
[MED9000.5] croteles, n. (plural) --> crottels
[MED9023.4] cr&ohacek;umben, v. --> cromb
[MED9023.6] cr&ohacek;umbing, ger. --> crombing
[MED10018.5] c&ohacek;untrolle, n. --> counter-roll
[MED10218.5] craskhede, n. --> craskhead
[MED10300.6] creticacioun, n. --> cretication
[MED10314.42] cribre, n. --> cribre
[MED10314.4] cribracioun, n. --> cribration
[MED10422.5] crom&imacr;(e, adj. --> crummy
[MED10548.5] dappede, ppl. --> dapped
[MED10559.3] das(e, n. --> daze
[MED10559.5] dasedhede, n. --> dazedhead
[MED10568.5] daswe, n. and adj. --> daswe
[MED10569.6] daswing, ger. --> daswing
[MED10764.5] dedish, adj. --> deadish
[MED10778.5] defaien, v. --> defay
[MED11224.5] der&imacr;s&ohacek;ur, n. --> derisor
[MED11507.05] diabetik, adj. --> diabetic
[MED11507.14] diacamedreos, n. --> diacamedreos
[MED11574.5] differening, ger. --> differening
[MED11693.5] dimmish, adj. --> dimmish
[MED11693.6] dimmishede, n. --> dimmishhead | dimmishead
[MED12161.5] distracting, ger. --> distracting
[MED12307.5] dogge-leche, n. --> dogleech | dog-leech
[MED12532.5] drassing, n. --> drassing
[MED12534.5] drastish, adj. --> drestish
[MED12643.5] drillen, v.(2) --> drill
[MED12673.5] drogger, n. --> drugger
[MED13099.5] egre fu, n. --> eager feu
[MED13363.5] emb&omacr;ldishment, n. --> emboldishment
[MED13510.5] emptihede, n. --> emptihead
[MED13513.6] emptishing(e, ger. --> emptishing
[MED13558.5] enchaufing, ger. --> enchafing
[MED13799.5] en&ghacek;eling(e, ger. --> engealing
[MED14396.5] erthihede, n. --> earthihead
[MED14398.5] erthis(s)h(e, adj. --> earthish
[MED15412.5] feblishede, n. --> feeblishhead | feeblishead
[MED15471.5] feinthede, n. --> fainthead
[MED15563.5] fembil, n. --> fimble
[MED15604.5] fennish(e, adj. --> fennish
[MED15928.5] fiing, ger. --> fying
[MED16079.5] firtinge, n. --> filtering
[MED16214.5] flavouse, adj. --> flavous
[MED16398.5] flos (a)eris, n. --> flos aeris
[MED16690.5] forbrenning, ger. --> forburning
[MED16988.5] forhousen, v. --> forhouse
[MED16988.7] forhousing, ger. --> forhousing
[MED17078.4] forniming, ger. --> fornimming
[MED17121.5] forscolkered, ppl. --> for-scolkered
[MED17326.5] for-wel, adv. --> for-well
[MED17755.5] frikhede, n. --> frikehead
[MED17807.6] frothihede, n. --> frothihead
[MED18348.5] gemen, v. --> gem
[MED18423.55] &Ghacek;eor&ghacek;e, n. --> George
[MED18751.5] gleimoushede, n. --> gleimoushead
[MED18771.5] glettish, adj. --> 
[MED18818.3] glob&ohacek;ush&emacr;de, n. --> globoushead | globoshead
[MED18818.7] globosit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> 
[MED19107.5] gorri, adj. --> gory
[MED19222.5] gramerli, adv. --> grammarly
[MED19388.5] grenishede, n. --> greenishhead | greenishead
[MED19399.6] gresihede, n. --> greasihead
[MED19620.5] groutish, adj. --> groutish | grootish | gruttish
[MED19641.5] gruf, adj. --> gruff
[MED19961.5] harageoushede, n. --> harageoushead
[MED20532.5] h&emacr;r&imacr;h&emacr;de, n. --> hairihead
[MED20579.5] h&emacr;r&omacr;, n. --> hero
[MED20672.5] hethi, adj. --> heathy
[MED20687.5] heuer(e, n.(2) --> huer
[MED20914.5] hl&omacr;se, n. --> hlose
[MED21583.5] ib&amacr;ken, v. --> ibake
[MED21769.4] ifern, adj. --> ifern
[MED21769.5] ifern, adv. --> ifern
[MED22126.5] immutacioun, n. --> immutation
[MED22130.5] im&omacr;&dotb;den, adj. --> imode
[MED22133.5] imonellid, adj. --> monialed
[MED22366.4] inclusioun, n. --> inclusion
[MED22508.5] indisposen, v. --> indispose
[MED22591.5] infanthede, n. --> infanthead
[MED22706.5] ingestioun, n. --> ingestion
[MED22834.5] inneuinge, ger. --> innewing | ennewing
[MED23088.5] interclusioun, n. --> interclusion
[MED23114.5] interpolacioun, n. --> interpolation
[MED23347.1] ir&emacr;rd, n.(2) --> irerd
[MED23372.5] irk(e)ful, adj. --> irkful
[MED23375.5] irkhede, n. --> irkhead
[MED23419.5] isak-cl&omacr;thed, ppl. --> i-sackclothed
[MED23424.5] iscirten, v. --> iscirt
[MED23449.5] ish&amacr;&breve;pe, n. plural --> ishape
[MED23450.5] ish&amacr;&breve;pennesse, n. --> ishapenness
[MED23485.5] ism&emacr;ren, v. --> ismear
[MED23485.6] ism&imacr;ten, v. --> ismite
[MED23487.5] isod, n. --> isod
[MED23494.5] ispandled, ppl. --> ispandled
[MED23500.55] ispr&emacr;den, v. --> ispread
[MED23500.5] isplekked, adj. --> isplecked
[MED23500.6] ispr&omacr;ted, ppl. --> isproted
[MED23518.5] ist&omacr;le, n. --> istool
[MED23519.5] istoppen, v. --> istop
[MED14556.5] estoppen, v. --> estop
[MED23527.5] isufferen, v. --> isuffer
[MED23535.5] isw&aelig;&macr;red, ppl. --> iswered
[MED23535.6] isw&amacr;te, ppl. --> iswat
[MED23535.7] iswel(le, n. --> iswell
[MED23535.8] iswenchednesse, n. --> iswenchedness
[MED23542.5] iswinken, v. --> iswink
[MED23557.5] itegen, v. --> itegen
[MED23561.5] it&emacr;me, n. --> iteam
[MED23561.6] itengen, v. --> iteng
[MED23566.5] it&emacr;r&imacr;, adj. --> iteary
[MED23572.5] ith&amacr;&breve;vinge, ger. --> ithaving
[MED23581.5] itheutien, v. --> ithewe
[MED23585.5] ithinnen, v. --> ithin
[MED23587.5] ithoughted, adj. --> ithoughted
[MED23589.4] ithr&imacr;ven, v. --> ithrive
[MED23589.6] ith&umacr;f, adj. --> ithuf
[MED23595.6] itillen, v. --> itill
[MED23610.5] itrouen, v. --> itrow
[MED23616.5] iunb&ohacek;unden, ppl. --> iunbounden
[MED23617.7] iunworthed, ppl. --> iunworthed
[MED23645.5] iv&imacr;sed, adj. --> iviced
[MED23659.5] iwealc, n. --> iwalk
[MED23731.4] iwreien, v. --> iwray
[MED23737.5] iwulderb&emacr;gede, ppl. --> iwulderbeaged
[MED23746.5] iy&emacr;ve, n. --> igive
[MED24097.5] karopos, adj. --> charopos
[MED24392.5] knarlish, adj. --> knarlish | gnarlish
[MED24446.5] knoddish(e, adj. --> knoddish
[MED24530.4] lachehede, n. --> lashhead | lashead
[MED24654.5] lantern&imacr;&breve;, adj. --> lanterny
[MED24691.5] largehed(e, n. --> largehead
[MED24961.5] ledengen, v. --> ledenge
[MED25105.5] lenehede, n. --> leanhead
[MED25426.5] liciuste, n. --> liciousty
[MED25530.5] lightsomhede, n. --> lightsomehead
[MED25722.5] liquidite, n. --> liquidity
[MED26136.5] l&omacr;sning(e, ger. --> loosening
[MED26718.5] manaunt, n. --> menaunt
[MED26848.5] man&umacr;misen, v. --> manumise
[MED26994.5] maseing, ger. --> mazing
[MED27203.5] medwi, adj. --> meadowy
[MED27244.5] melet(te, n. --> mellit
[MED27265.5] meltandhede, n. --> meltinghead
[MED28307.6] mistish, adj. --> mistish
[MED28312.5] mistravailen, v. --> mistravail
[MED28735.5] mossih&emacr;de, n. --> 
[MED28796.5] moulteren, v. --> moulter | moulder
[MED28841.5] muchef&omacr;ldnes(se, n. --> muchfoldness
[MED28847.5] muchelf&omacr;ld, adj. --> micklefold
[MED28855.5] muddish, adj. --> muddish
[MED29257.5] neighhede, n. --> nighhead
[MED30012.5] nunciatif, adj. --> nunciative
[MED30183.5] octomik, adj. --> octomick
[MED31649.5] overfillen, v. --> overfill
[MED31766.5] overlasting(e, adj. --> overlasting
[MED31845.5] overmuchelhede, n. --> overmicklehead | overmuchelhead
[MED32216.5] palehede, n. --> palehead
[MED32965.5] perform&amacr;ci&ohacek;un, n. --> performation
[MED33108.5] personaute, n. --> personaute
[MED33177.5] pesl&imacr;, adv. --> peacely
[MED33395.5] p&imacr;&breve;mented, ppl. --> pimented
[MED33492.5] pirnal(e, adj. --> pirnale
[MED33584.5] planetik, adj. --> planetic
[MED33638.5] plecching, ger. --> plitching
[MED33725.5] pleuretik, adj. --> pleuritic
[MED33736.5] pli(e, n. --> ply
[MED34576.5] pr&emacr;v&amacr;ric&amacr;te, ppl. --> prevaricate
[MED34648.5] primpe, n. --> primp
[MED35192.5] pulver&imacr;s&amacr;ble, adj. --> pulverizable
[MED35419.5] qualmish, adj. --> qualmish
[MED35554.5] querible, n. --> querible
[MED35598.5] quidel, n. --> quidel
[MED35928.5] rarefacte, adj. --> rarefact
[MED36339.5] redished(e, n. --> reddishhead | reddishead
[MED36361.5] red&umacr;cer, n. --> reducer
[MED36864.5] repel, n. --> repell
[MED36867.5] repelling, ger. --> repelling
[MED37240.5] rethor&imacr;zen, v. --> rhetorize
[MED37738.5] rodihede, n. --> ruddyhead
[MED38070.5] ruf, n.(3) --> ruff
[MED38086.5] ruggedhede, n. --> ruggedhead
[MED38347.5] saltishhede, n. --> saltishhead | saltishead
[MED38358.5] sal&umacr;bre, adj. --> salubre
[MED38379.5] salver, n.(3) --> salver
[MED38447.5] sandarik, adj. --> sandaric
[MED38481.5] sansugiouse, adj. --> sansugious
[MED38620.5] saut, adj. --> salt
[MED38918.5] scolkeren, v. --> scolker
[MED38918.7] scolk(e)ring, ger. --> scolkering
[MED39493.5] sercel, n. --> sarcel
[MED39523.5] sereu, n. --> serewe
[MED39948.5] shindle, n. --> shindle
[MED40289.5] sik(e)som, adj. --> sicksome
[MED40504.5] sipen, v. --> sipe
[MED40925.5] sliver&imacr;, adj. --> slivery
[MED41122.5] smokishhede, n. --> smokishhead | smokishead
[MED41138.5] smortherhede, n. --> smotherhead
[MED41698.5] s&omacr;&dotb;t(e)-h&emacr;de, n. --> soothead
[MED42407.5] sprenket, n. --> sprenket
[MED42522.5] squob(be, adj. --> squab
[MED42522.6] squobbish, adj. --> squabbish
[MED43576.5] subpale, adj. --> subpale
[MED43596.5] substancialhede, n. --> substantialhead
[MED43745.5] superaboundable, adj. --> superaboundable
[MED44121.5] sw&imacr;&breve;mering(e, n. --> swimering
[MED44297.5] swolnh&emacr;de, n. --> swollenhead | swolnhead
[MED44677.5] telding, ger. --> tilting
[MED44934.5] terrestrihede, n. --> terrestrehead
[MED45129.5] th&emacr;&breve;olog, n. --> theologue
[MED45912.5] t&imacr;nen, v.(3) --> tine
[MED45941.5] tintregung, ger. --> 
[MED45997.5] tisanarie, n. --> tisanary | ptisanary
[MED46410.5] toscorkled, ppl. --> toscorkled
[MED46445.5] t&omacr;&breve;&dotb;sl&umacr;pen, v. --> toslupe
[MED47279.5] trumbed, adj. --> trumbed
[MED47280.5] trumb&omacr;&dotb;sit&emacr;&dotb;, n. --> trumbosity
[MED47480.5] tw&imacr;croched, adj. --> twicroched
[MED48125.5] undampnement, n. --> undamnement
[MED48221.5] underdrauen, v. --> underdraw
[MED51471.5] wachet, adj. --> watchet
[MED52190.5] wemmednes, n. --> 
[MED52423.5] wharfa&ghacek;er, n. --> wharfager
[MED52870.5] wind-gal(le, n. --> windgall

<!-- additions 2021 -->

[MED1155.5] allecten, v. --> allect
[MED1197.5] alluden, v. --> allude
[MED1780.5] antropofage, n. --> anthropophage
[MED1904.5] appellable, adj. --> appellable
[MED1941.5] applicatif, adj. --> applicative
[MED1996.5] appropriable, adj. --> appropriable
[MED2002.5] approprishen, v. --> approprish
[MED2111.5] archebishopli, adj. --> archbishoply
[MED2362.5] articled, ppl.(2) --> articled
[MED2881.5] attediate, ppl. --> attediate
[MED3841.5] beautevousnesse, adj. --> beauteousness
[MED5074.7] blak-more, n. --> blackamoor
[MED5160.5] blemishment, n. --> blemishment
[MED7125.5] ceroferari, n. --> ceroferary
[MED7767.5] circumincessioun, nl. --> circumincession
[MED8202.5] coassessour, n. --> coassessor
[MED8589.5] comminatorie, adj. --> comminatory
[MED8809.5] concent, n. --> concent
[MED8827.5] concomitaunt, adj. --> concomitant
[MED8831.5] concordeli, adv. --> concordly
[MED8837.5] concubicular, n. --> concubicular
[MED9395.5] consolatour, n. --> consolator
[MED9460.5] consultacioun, n. --> consultation
[MED9486.7] contemperaunce, n. --> contemperance
[MED9495.5] contempren, v. --> contemper
[MED10223.7] craticle, n. --> craticle
[MED11059.5] demurenesse, n. --> demureness
[MED11556.5] dicioun, n. --> dition
[MED11897.7] disenheriten, v. --> disinherit
[MED11958.5] disjunctif, n. --> disjunctive
[MED12268.5] divisibli, adv. --> divisibly
[MED12319.5] dokking, ger. --> docking
[MED13248.5] elemosinarie, n. --> eleemosynary
[MED14167.5] envaien, v. --> envaye
[MED14230.5] epithalamie, n. --> epithalamy
[MED14251.5] equiparable, adj. --> equiparable
[MED14788.5] exauctorizen, v. --> exauctorize
[MED15091.5] facete, adj. --> facete
[MED15427.5] feculencie, adv. --> feculency
[MED17800.3] frontousli, adv. --> frontously
[MED17800.5] frontuous, ad. --> frontuous
[MED17891.5] fulciment, n. --> fulciment
[MED19975.5] hard-heded, adj. --> hard-headed
[MED20166.5] hautifnesse, n. --> haughtiveness | hauntifness
[MED21007.5] hole-limed, adj. --> whole-limbed
[MED21194.5] hore-child, n. --> whore-child
[MED21686.5] idemptite, n. --> identity
[MED21686.7] idemptificacioun, n. --> identification
[MED22244.5] improperie, n. --> impropery
[MED22376.5] incommutabilite, n. --> incommutability
[MED22377.5] incommutabli, adv. --> incommutably
[MED22516.5] indivisibli, adv. --> indivisibly
[MED22594.5] infatigable, adj. --> infatigable 
[MED22594.7] infatigablie, adv. --> infatigably
[MED22875.5] inordinal, adj. --> inordinal
[MED22961.5] insidie, n. --> insidy | insidies
[MED22984.5] insouken, v. --> insuck
[MED23394.5] irremevable, adj. --> irremevable | irremovable
[MED23819.5] jejunable, adj. --> jejunable
[MED23969.5] jube, n. --> jube
[MED24610.5] lamentour, n. --> lamentor
[MED24660.5] lapidatour, n. --> lapidator
[MED25390.3] libert, n. --> libert
[MED27482.5] merveillousnesse, n. --> marvellousness
[MED27671.5] mid-life, n. --> mid-life
[MED28890.7] multiloquie, n. --> multiloquy
[MED29234.5] neglecten, v. --> neglect
[MED29763.5] non-pouered, ppl. --> nonpowered
[MED30544.5] omniscient, adj. --> omniscient
[MED30715.5] opcioun, n. --> option
[MED30807.5] orben, v. --> orb | orbate
[MED31469.5] outwardli, adj. --> outwardly
[MED31603.5] overdissoluteli, adv. --> overdissolutely
[MED32057.5] overunesi, adj. --> overuneasy
[MED32191.5] painimli, adj. --> paynimly
[MED32959.5] perfidie, n. --> perfidy
[MED33132.5] pertinencie, n. --> pertinency
[MED33272.5] phitonic, adj. --> phytonic | pythonic
[MED34368.5] predicable, adj. --> predicable
[MED34516.5] presidencie, n. --> presidency
[MED34540.5] prestigie, n. --> prestigy
[MED35023.5] protribunalli, adv. --> protribunally
[MED35109.5] psalmodien, v. --> psalmody
[MED35293.5] purpurisse, n. --> purpurisse
[MED36057.5] reaccion, n. --> reaction
[MED37474.5] ridicle, n. --> ridicle | ridicule
[MED38113.5] ruminacioun, n. --> rumination
[MED39093.3] scurilite, n. --> scurrility 
[MED39157.5] sectatour, n. --> sectator
[MED39193.5] sedulite, n. --> sedulity
[MED40121.5] shrif-Thuresdai, n. --> Shrive-Thursday
[MED40407.5] simulateli, adv. --> simulately
[MED42760.5] steli, adj. --> steely
[MED43765.5] superexcellent, adj. --> superexcellent 
[MED46395.5] tortour, n. --> tortour
[MED47904.5] unbokeling, ger. --> unbuckling
[MED50085.5] untranslated, adj. --> untranslated 
[MED50710.5] valitude, n. --> valetude
[MED50830.5] venal, adj. --> venal
[MED50904.5] ventilen, v. --> ventil
[MED50957.5] verisimilitude, n. --> verisimilitude
[MED51071.5] vestible, n. --> vestible | vestibule
[MED51119.5] viduacion, n. --> viduation

<!-- additions June 2021 -->

[MED373.5] acolding, ger. --> acolding
[MED2435.5] ase, n. --> ase
[MED734.5] Affrican, n. --> African
[MED2462.5] Asian, adj. --> Asian
[MED4898.5] bistort, n. --> bistort
[MED5907.5] brekelinge, n. --> brekeling
[MED6481.5] caitifisoun, n. --> caitivisoun
[MED6821.5] carkhede, n. --> carkhead
[MED7017.5] cavernosite, n. --> cavernosity
[MED9000.7] croteles, n. pl.(2) --> crottels
[MED14205.5] epamastik, adj. --> epacmastic
[MED15803.7] festial, n. --> festial
[MED16214.6] flawenhede, n. --> flawenhead | flayedhead
[MED16214.7] flawinghede, n. --> flayinghead
[MED16214.8] flawninge, ger. --> flaying
[MED18217.5] gariofilat, adj. --> gariofilate
[MED18388.3] genicle, n. --> genicle
[MED18452.5] gerse, n. --> gerse
[MED18752.5] gleimouste, n. --> gleimousty
[MED20513.5] here-siven, v. --> hair-sieve
[MED21093.5] homotoun, adj. --> homotone
[MED21311.5] hothede, n. --> hothead
[MED24413.5] knewort, n. --> knee-wort
[MED24467.5] knothede, n. --> knothead
[MED24474.5] knottishede, n. --> knottishead
[MED24526.5] lacertarie, n. --> lacertary
[MED25944.5] loken, v.(3) --> lock
[MED26714.5] manacere, n. --> menacer
[MED26994.3] mase-wort, n. --> mase-wort
[MED27098.5] maue-wort, n. --> maw-wort
[MED27144.5] mede-flour, n. --> mead-flower
[MED27829.5] mingi, adj. --> mingy
[MED29005.5] naddre-bolt, n. --> adderbolt
[MED29092.5] narwe-brethed, adj. --> narrow-breathed
[MED30079.5] oblige, n. --> oblige
[MED33211.5] petroil, n. --> petrol
[MED34536.5] presten, v.(2) --> prest
[MED34613.5] prikelling, ger. --> prickling
[MED34778.5] procurarie, n. --> procurary
[MED36075.5] rebate, n. --> rebate
[MED36260.5] rectifitif, adj. --> rectifitive
[MED38794.5] scaterer, n. --> scatterer
[MED40010.5] shivet, n. --> shivet
[MED40071.5] shot-wort, n. --> shot-wort
[MED41826.5] sounge, n. --> sunge
[MED42003.5] spasmarie, n. --> spasmary
[MED46353.5] torender, n. --> torender
[MED47383.5] turbosite, n. --> turbosity
[MED53301.5] wodish, adj.(2) --> woodish
[MED53894.5] yere, n. --> yere | yare


<!-- Additions December 2021 -->


[MED124.5] -abli, suf. --> -ably
[MED471.5] aderken, v. --> adark
[MED1279.5] alster, adj. --> Alster
[MED2306.5] arounten, v. --> arunt
[MED2934.5] attouching, ger. --> attouching
[MED3326.5] aye-going, ger. --> again-going
[MED3633.5] barbarnesse, n. --> barbarness
[MED4613.5] bilight, n. --> bylight
[MED4614.5] biliing, ger. --> bylying
[MED6135.5] brokelhede, n. --> brucklehead
[MED6810.5] caricar, n. --> caricar
[MED6829.5] carmarin, n. --> carmarin
[MED9083.5] crustili, adv. --> crustily
[MED9433.5] constituen, v. --> constitue
[MED10038.5] couplement, n. --> couplement
[MED11672.5] dimen, v. --> dime
[MED11742.7] direpcioun, n. --> direption
[MED12068.7] disquashen, v. --> disquash
[MED12284.5] docile, adj. --> docile
[MED13240.5] elegaunt, adj. --> elegant, adj.
[MED14005.2] enstablen, v. --> enstable
[MED14005.3] enstablishen, v. --> enstablish
[MED14517.2] establement, n. --> establement
[MED14517.3] establen, v. --> estable
[MED14517.35] establishemente, n. --> establishment
[MED14517.4] establishen, v. --> establish
[MED14517.45] establishing, ger. --> establishing
[MED14570.3] estudiant, n. --> estudiant
[MED16496.5] fodming, ger. --> fodming
[MED17688.5] frequentatif, adj. --> frequentative
[MED18358.5] gemmed, ppl. --> gemmed
[MED19019.5] gogge, n. --> gog
[MED19154.5] gousse, n. --> gus
[MED19680.5] guilelmus, n. --> Guilhelm
[MED22355.5] incircumcised, adj. --> incircumcised
[MED22368.5] incoatif, adj. --> inchoative
[MED23640.5] ivel-willinge, ger. --> evil-willing
[MED25363.5] lewe, n. --> Lewe
[MED25423.5] licinie, n. --> licinie
[MED32032.5] overtillen, v. --> overtill
[MED33816.5] plusk, n. --> plusk
[MED34163.5] postulat, n. --> postulate
[MED34625.5] primage, n. --> primage
[MED34895.5] proneveu, n. --> pronephew
[MED37809.3] romage, n. --> rummage
[MED37809.6] romaging, ger. --> rummaging
[MED38671.5] Saxonic, adj. --> Saxonic
[MED43411.5] struccioun, n. --> struction
[MED45703.5] thurgh-walken, v. --> through-walk
[MED46529.5] totormenten, v. --> to-torment
[MED49100.5] unlettrure, n. --> unlettrure
[MED51104.5] victim, n. --> victim
[MED51670.5] wanpouer, n. --> wanpower
[MED51687.5] wantousli, adv. --> wantously
[MED53781.5] yebier, n. --> ye-buyer

<!-- ADDITIONS October 2022 -->

[MED133.5] abneveu, n. --> abnephew
[MED358.3] -acie, suf. --> acy
[MED483.2] adhesioun, n. --> adhesion
[MED730.5] affraiingli, adv. --> affrayingly
[MED1070.5] alerion, n. --> alerion
[MED1352.5] amaten, v. --> amate
[MED2371.5] artificious, adj. --> artificious
[MED2382.7] aruspice, n. --> haruspex
[MED2948.5] attributen, v. --> attribute
[MED3039.5] -auncie, suf. --> ancy
[MED3145.5] avenquishen, v. --> avanquish
[MED3925.5] beggernesse, n. --> beggarness
[MED4339.5] biblioteke, n. --> bibliotheque
[MED4480.5] bignesse, n. --> bigness
[MED4567.5] biknoulechen, v. --> beknowledge
[MED5865.5] braunle, n. --> branle
[MED6135.7] brokelnesse, n. --> bruckleness
[MED6231.2] buddenen, v. --> budden
[MED6727.5] capitalli, adv. --> capitally
[MED7576.5] childred, n. --> childred
[MED7721.5] -cie, suf. --> cy
[MED7937.5] clembar, n. --> clembar
[MED8133.5] closture, n. --> cloture
[MED8648.3] compacite, n. --> compacity
[MED8690.5] compecten, v. --> compect
[MED8868.5] condiciounen, v. --> condition
[MED8919.5] confiaunce, n. --> confiance
[MED9345.5] conquestiounen, v. --> conquestion
[MED9394.5] consolatif, adj. --> consolative
[MED9500.5] contenaunced, ppl. --> countenanced
[MED9703.5] cordage, n. --> cordage
[MED9853.5] corrupture, n. --> corrupture
[MED10145.5] -cracie, suf. --> cracy
[MED10961.7] delicatif, adj. --> delicative
[MED11170.5] deprimen, v. --> deprime
[MED11285.5] desercioun, n.(2) --> desertion
[MED11524.5] dialetik, adj. --> dialectic
[MED11558.5] dictature, n. --> dictature
[MED11678.5] diminuacioun, n. --> dimiuation
[MED11841.5] disconissaunce, n. --> disconnoissance
[MED11944.5] disheritour, n. --> disheritor
[MED11962.2] disknouen, v. --> disknow
[MED11962.3] disknouing, ger. --> disknowing
[MED11962.4] disknouleche, n. --> disknowledge
[MED12093.5] disseurte, n. --> 
[MED12105.3] dissipen, v. --> 
[MED12420.5] dote, n.(2) --> 
[MED13373.5] embracement, n. --> embracement
[MED13396.5] embroudering, ger. --> embroidering
[MED13397.7] embroudure, n. --> embroidure
[MED13522.5] -en, suf.(8) --> -en
[MED13525.5] enaged, ppl. --> enaged
[MED13542.5] -ence, suf. --> ence
[MED13584.5] -encie, suf. --> ency
[MED13698.5] endite, n. --> endite
[MED13902.5] enlouen, v. --> enlow
[MED13911.7] ennaken, v. --> ennake
[MED14488.5] esperable, adj. --> esperable
[MED14521.7] estatute, n. --> estatute
[MED14558.7] estraungen, v. --> estrange
[MED14558.8] estraungere, n. --> estranger
[MED14880.5] exercinge, ger. --> exercing
[MED15372.5] fauted, ppl. --> faulted
[MED15982.5] filstning, ger. --> filsening | filstning
[MED16251.5] fleiling, ger. --> flailing
[MED16578.3] foliship, n. --> foliship
[MED16794.5] fore-desiringe, ger. --> fore-desiring
[MED16855.5] fore-roum, n. --> fore-room
[MED17041.7] formatif, adj. --> formative
[MED17343.7] forwilded, ppl. --> forwilded
[MED17385.5] foryevful, adj. --> forgiveful
[MED17482.5] four-flegged, adj. --> four-fledged
[MED17627.5] fre-large, adj. --> free-large
[MED17872.5] frustratif, adj. --> frustrative
[MED18034.5] gabir, n. --> gabbart
[MED18320.8] gederes, adv. --> gethers
[MED18442.5] germanic, adj. --> germanic
[MED18826.5] glonding, ger. --> glonding
[MED18901.5] glutte, n. --> glut
[MED19119.5] gosse, n. --> gos | gosse
[MED19581.5] grosli, adv. --> grossly
[MED20610.5] herte-hole, adj. --> heart-whole
[MED20786.5] hikketing, ger. --> hicketing
[MED20883.5] hising, ger. --> hoising
[MED21137.5] honi-hame, n. --> honey-ham
[MED21231.5] hors-cod, n. --> horse-cod
[MED21479] humorouste, n. --> humerosity
[MED21717.5] idropesine, adj. --> i-dropesine
[MED21823.2] ignoren, v. --> ignore
[MED22083.5] imitatour, n. --> imitator
[MED22496.5] indignite, n. --> indignity
[MED22509.5] indissoluble, adj. --> indissoluble
[MED22512.7] indiviable, adj. --> undisviable
[MED22749.5] inhousing, ger. --> inhousing
[MED22759.5] iniquitif, adj. --> iniquitive
[MED23190.3] invariablenesse, n. --> invariableness
[MED23190.5] invariabli, adv. --> invariably
[MED25807.5] litheliche, adj. --> lithely
[MED26313.5] lukkili, adv. --> luckily
[MED26418.5] macelle, n. --> macelle
[MED27111.5] -mauncie, suf. --> mancy
[MED27712.5] mightfulhede, n. --> mightfulhead
[MED27745.5] mildefulnesse, n. --> mildfulness
[MED29861.5] nosing, n. --> nosing
[MED30131.5] obteining, ger. --> obtaining
[MED31882.2] overprolixe, adj. --> overprolix
[MED32297.5] pang, n. --> pang
[MED33996.5] pontificalcie, n. --> pontificalcy
[MED34696.5] prisonesse, n. --> prisoness
[MED34795.5] prodigus, adj. --> prodigous
[MED37425.5] ribbed, adj. --> ribbed
[MED38163.5] rustihede, n. --> rustihood | rustihead
[MED38300.5] salable, adj. --> saleable
[MED41298.5] socius, n. --> socius
[MED43104.5] storfure, n. --> -----
[MED43158.5] stourbour, n. --> sturbour
[MED43970.5] suspectuous, adj. --> suspectuous
[MED44117.5] swelth, n. --> swelth
[MED44140.5] swepe-stake, n. --> sweepstake
[MED45058.5] thaso, n. --> thaso
[MED45451.5] thre-flegged, adj. --> three-fledged
[MED45896.5] tinctour, n. --> tinctor
[MED46915.5] treisounli, adv. --> treasonly
[MED50059.5] untobroke, ppl. --> untobroken
[MED50900.5] vent, n.(4) --> vent
[MED52880.5] windnen, v. --> -----
[MED52889.5] windwe, n. --> winnow
[MED52952.5] wise-large, adj. --> wise-large
[MED53717.5] wrongish, adj. --> wrongish

<!-- ADDITIONS Sept 2023 -->

[MED682.5] affectual, adj. --> affectual
[MED1365.5] ambiciousnesse, n. --> ambitiousness
[MED1751.5] antelucan, adj. --> antelucan
[MED2076.3] araising, ger. --> araising
[MED2283.5] armonious, adj. --> harmonious
[MED2326.5] arrept, ppl. --> arrept
[MED5278.5] blodlast, n. --> bloodlast
[MED5278.6] blodlasting, ger. --> bloodlasting
[MED5279.5] blodlesse, n. --> bloodlease
[MED5279.7] blodlete, n. --> bloodlet
[MED5279.8] blodleten, v. --> let blood
[MED5279.9] blodleting, ger. --> bloodletting
[MED8203.5] cobart, n. --> cobart
[MED8409.3] collactane, n. --> collactane
[MED9499.5] contemptour, n. --> contemptor
[MED9644.5] coordeinen, v. --> coordain
[MED9645.5] coordinatif, adj. --> coordinative
[MED11884.2] discrime, n. --> discrimen
[MED11884.3] discriminous, adj. --> discriminous
[MED11892.5] disdeinousli, adv. --> disdainously
[MED12311.5] dogli, adj. --> dogly
[MED13028.5] effigie, n. --> effigy
[MED13261.5] elevatif, adj. --> elevative
[MED14821.5] excidion, n. --> excidion
[MED15091.7] facial, adj. --> facial
[MED15192.5] fallacie, n. --> fallacy
[MED16652.5] for-balled, adj. --> forebald
[MED17009.5] forlenen, v. --> forlend
[MED17067.5] forn, pref. --> forne
[MED17072.5] forn-fightere, n. --> forne-fighter
[MED17072.7] forn-goer, n. --> forn-goer
[MED17421.5] fot-path, n. --> footpath
[MED18408.5] gentilish, adj. --> gentilish
[MED20203.5] hedage, n. --> headage
[MED20510.5] heresiarc, n. --> heresiarch
[MED21204.5] horn-bek, n. --> hornbeak
[MED21667.7] ided, adj. --> i-dead
[MED22362.5] inclinatif, adj. --> inclinative
[MED23189.7] invalitude, n. --> invaletude
[MED23983.5] judex, n. --> judex
[MED25430.5] lictour, n. --> lictor
[MED26574.5] majorite, n. --> majority
[MED27881.5] miraculouse, adv. --> miraculous
[MED28535.5] monastial, adj. --> monastial
[MED30107.5] observacie, n. --> observacy
[MED30137.5] obtestacioun, n. --> obtestation
[MED31554.5] overcarnalli, adv. --> overcarnally
[MED31561.5] overchargeous, adj. --> overchargeous
[MED31778.5] overlene, adj. --> overlean
[MED34795.3] prodigious, adj. --> prodigious
[MED35393.5] quadrige, n. --> quadriga
[MED36496.5] regionarie, adj. --> regionary
[MED36906.5] replevishen, v. --> replevish
[MED37747.5] rofles, adj. --> roofless
[MED38046.7] rubrifien, v. --> rubrify
[MED38912.5] scoleli, adj. --> schooly
[MED39399.5] senatrice, n. --> senatrice
[MED39723.5] shadde, n. --> shad
[MED39887.5] shepli, adj. --> sheeply
[MED41840.5] soupling, ger. --> suppling
[MED46039.5] titubant, adj. --> titubant
[MED46260.5] toltren, v. --> tolter
[MED48294.5] undermine, n. --> undermine
[MED51104.7] victimacioun, n. --> victimation
[MED51270.5] viscerous, adj. --> viscerous
[MED52652.5] whose-soever, pron. --> whosesoever

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[MED11549.5] diccionarie, n. --> dictionary
[MED1437.7] amidweies, adv. --> amidways
[MED51449.5] vulgarilie, adv. --> vulgarily