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1. † abaeile, v. View full entry OE
...trans. To anger, offend; to provoke....
2. † aban, v. View full entry eOE
...trans. To summon, esp. by proclamation; spec. to call to arms. Freq. with out....
3. abear, v. View full entry eOE
...trans. To bear, carry; to raise up. Obs....
4. † abeat, v. View full entry OE
...trans. To beat, strike. Also fig....
5. † abede, v. View full entry eOE
...trans. To proclaim or deliver (a message)....
6. † abelghe, v. View full entry eOE
...trans. To anger, enrage; to offend....
7. † abey, v.1 View full entry OE
...trans. To bend, curve; to incline, lower; to make obedient; to subject, subordinate (to a person or command). Also refl....
8. abide, v. View full entry OE
...trans. Now rare and arch....
9. † abite, v. View full entry OE
...trans. To tear or destroy by biting. Also of the wind: to tear (something) to pieces....
10. † ablow, v. View full entry eOE
...intr. To blow or breathe on or upon....
11. † abow, v. View full entry OE
...intr. To bend, incline, bow; (fig.) to do homage or reverence (to), to submit (to)....
12. abraid, v.1 View full entry OE
...trans. To move (something) suddenly or violently, to wrench, snatch; to pull out; to draw (a sword). Also fig.Obs....
13. † abreak, v. View full entry OE
...trans. To break in pieces, shatter. Also fig....
14. † abrede, v. View full entry eOE
...trans. To spread out; to extend. Also: to lay flat....
15. accuse, v. View full entry OE
...trans. Without construction....
16. ache, v. View full entry eOE
...intr. Of a part of the body, a wound, etc.: to be painful or sore. More generally: to be the source or seat of continuous or prolonged dull physical pain or...
17. † achoke, v. View full entry OE
...trans. To choke, suffocate; to block up, obstruct....
18. † achoose, v. View full entry eOE
...trans. To choose, select....
19. † acknow, v. View full entry OE
...trans. To know, recognize; to come to know, understand....
20. † acold, v. View full entry eOE
...intr. To become cold; (fig.) to decline in ardour, to cool off. Cf. acool1....