• haukin

haukin n. ?From hake n. (1). A kind of fish. (1390-1) Leet R.Norwich in Seld.Soc.5 70 Philippus Lumbard..intravit et pisces vocatos haukynnes..asportavit.

• havenles

havenles adj.(1) From haven n. (1). Without harbors. (a1398) Trev. Barth. Add 27944 183a/a Icaria is an Ilonde..and also hauenles in eueryche syde.

• araste

araste n. Cp. arre under erre (1); prob. scribal error. Scar. ?a1425 Chauliac(1) NY 12 120b/b [Tinea] leueþ araste [Ch.(2) : an erre] & pryuacioun of herez.

• horrede

horrede n. From hor(e n. (1) & -hede . Filth. c1400 WBible(1) Lamb 25 Deut.7.26 Horrede [Corp-O: as filthhed and horthe of abbomynacioun thow shalt haue, for cursid it is].

• ibrẹsted

ibrẹsted ppl. From brẹst n. (1). Of a rail: cut up, carved. a1450 Terms Assoc.(1) Rwl D.328 604 A rale y brested, a plouer y mensyde, a wodecok y thyed.

• arerer

arerer n. One who rouses or awakens another. a1425 WBible(1) Corp-O 4 Judith 14.9 Arereris [WB(2) : reiseris; L excitantibus; Dc 369(1): that not of the rereres..Olofernes shulde waken].

• illusour

illusour n. L A deceiver, deluder. (c1384) WBible(1) Roy 1.B.6 2 Pet.3.3 In the laste dayes illusours [L illusores], or scorners, or deceyuours, shulen come in deceyt.

• nak

nak n. OF naque A kind of cloth of gold. (1350-1) Wardrobe Acc.Edw.III(1) in Archaeol.31 133 [A Robe of cloth of gold, called] Nak [was made for the King for the Feast of St.George].

• noselle

noselle n. From nose n.(1). A socket on a candlestick. (1447) St.Alb. in RS 28.5 pt.1 Hrl 3775 450 Item, unum candelabrum de auricalco, cum uno pyke et duobus noselles.

• ornẹ

ornẹ adj.(2) OF orne , ppl. of orner . Adorned with rhetorical devices and choice diction, ornate. ?a1425 Const.Masonry(1) Roy 17.A.1 569 Rethoryk metryth with orne speche amonge.

• outerren

outerren v. From erren v.(1). To sin grievously. (a1382) WBible(1) Bod 959 Wisd.12.2 Þem þat out erren [L exerrant], in parties, þou chastisest.

• banked, bonked

banked ppl. Also bonked . From banke (1). Provided with an embankment. ?a1450(a1400) Siege Jerus.(1) LdMisc 656 663 Brode walles..with holwe diches vnder, Heye bonked aboue.

• recouncelere

recouncelere n. From reconcilen v. A conciliator, mediator. a1425(c1395) WBible(2) Roy 1.C.8 Deut.5.5 Y was recouncelere [WB(1) : felawe; L sequester] and mediatour bitwixe God and ȝou.

• renuling

renuling ger. Renewing, renewal. (c1384) WBible(1) Dc 369(2) 1 Mac.12.17 We comaundiden..that thei..ȝeelde to ȝou oure pistlis of renulyng [vr. renewing; L innovatione] of oure bretherhed.

• reposing

reposing ger. Cp. reposen v.(1). Setting of a broken bone. ?a1425 Chauliac(1) NY 12 98b/a Akyng..comeþ of ouermych stricture and vncouenable settyng or reposyng [Ch.(2) : settynge togidre; L repositura].

• routinge

routinge ger.(1) cp. routen v.(1). Lowing of cattle, bellowing. a1425 Medulla Stnh A.1.10 42b/b Mugitus: Lowynge or rowtynge. ?c1475 Cath.Angl. Add 15562 106a Rowtynge: Boatus, Boema, mugitus.

• irreligiọsitẹ

irreligiọsitẹ n. L Impiety. (a1382) WBible(1) Dc 369(1) 3 Esd.1.52 [God] vnto wrathe is stirid vp on his folc for ther irreligiosite [L irreligiositatem].

• Jerosolomitane

Jerosolomitane n. L Hierosolymitanus An inhabitant of Jerusalem. (a1382) WBible(1) Dc 369(1) Ecclus.50.29 The doctrine..wrot in this boc Jhesus, the sone of Sirac, Jerosolomytane [WB(2) : a man of Jerusalem; L Ierosolymita].

• kempen

kempen v. From kempe n. (1). To make war, do battle; with , fight against (sb.). c1440(?a1400) Morte Arth.(1) Thrn 2633 There es no kynge vndire Criste may kempe with hym on.

• kened

kened n. ?From kenen v.(1) & -eth suf.(1). Increase in livestock through breeding. a1425 Medulla Stnh A.1.10 18a/b Crementum: kened.