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bád/-e (n) 'pledge' (OE bad)
báde (vI) 'to pledge, announce, bode' (ME boden, OE badian)
báld (aj) 'bold' (OE beald)
báldhód/-e (n) 'boldness' (ME boldhede)
báldlih (av) 'boldly' (ME baldeliche, OE bealdlice)
báldness/-e (n) 'boldness' (ME boldness)
balk/-e (n) 'heap' (OE balca)
balk/-e (n) 'ridge' (OE balc)
balke (vIII) 'ball' (ME balkin)
ball/-e (n) 'ball' (ME bal, balle)
ballek/-e (n) 'ballock, testicle' (ME ballok, OE bealluc)
ballekwyrt/-e (n) 'orchid' (ME beallocwirt)
balsem/-e (n) 'balsam, balm' (OE balsam, L balsamum)
balsmint/-e (n) 'spearmint' (OE balsminte)
bán/-e (n) 'bone, leg' (ME bon, OE ban)
bánbréc/-e (n) 'bone-fracture' (OE bangebrece, banbryce)
bánen (aj) 'made of bone' (ME banen)
bánhring/-e (n) 'vertebra' (OE banhring)
bánhús/-e (n) 'body' (OE banhus)
bánles (aj) 'boneless' (OE banleas)
bánrift/-e (n) 'greave' (OE banrift)
bánscaз/-e (n) 'sciatica' (bonschawe)
bánwyrt/-e (n) 'violet' (OE banwyrt)
bár/-e (n) 'boar' (ME bor, OE bar)
barern/-e (n) 'barn' (ME bern, OE berærn)
barernstorme (vII) 'to barnstorm' (1883)
barernзærd/-e (n) 'barnyard' (14c)
barew/-e (n) 'grove, wood' (OE bearo)
bark/-e (n) 'dog's bark' (OE bearce)
barke (vIII) 'to bark' (ME berken, OE beorcan)
barlih/-e (n) 'barley' (ME barlic, barli, OE bærlic)
barlihbred/-e (n) 'barley bread' (ME barlibred)
barlihkǽk/-e (n) 'barley cake' (ME barlicake)
barlihkorn/-e (n) 'barley-corn' (ME barlicorn)
barlihhláf/-e (n) 'barley loaf' (ME barliзlaf)
barlihmél/-e (n) 'barley meal' (ME barlimele)
barlihwater/-e (n) 'barley water' (ME barliwater)
barm/-e (n) 'bosom' (OE bearm)
barmfel/-e (n) 'apron' (ME barmfel)
barmklaþ/-e (n) 'apron' (ME barmcloþ)
barn/-e (n) 'bairn, child' (OE bearn'
barnhód/-e (n) 'infancy, childhood' (ME barnhede)
barnles (aj) 'childless' (OE bearnleas)
barnmurder/-e (n) 'infanticide' (OE bearnmyrþre)
barntém/-e (n) 'brood of children' (ME barnteam, OE bearnteam)
bát/-e (n) 'boat' (ME boot, OE bat)
bátsweзen/-e (n) 'boatswain' (OE batswegen)
báþ (n) 'both' (ME baþe)
bé/-e (n) 'bee' (ME bee, OE beo)
bé/wæs/béen (v) 'to be' (ME been, OE beon)
béc/-e (n) 'beech tree' (ME beche, OE bece)
bécen (aj) 'made of beech' (ME bechen, OE becen)
béd/-e (n) 'bead, prayer' (ME bed, OE bed)
bédhús/-e (n) 'house of prayer' (ME bedhus, OE bedhus)
bedd/-e (n) 'bed' (ME bed, OE bedd)
bedde (vI) 'to put to bed' (ME beddien, OE beddian)
bedding/-e (n) 'bedding' (ME bedding, OE bedding)
beddel/-e (n) 'hermaphrodite' (OE bæddel)
Bedford (n) 'Bedford' (ME Bedeford, OE Bedanford)
beddklaþ/-e (n) 'bedcloth' (ME bedcloth)
beddred (aj) 'bedridden' (ME bedrede, OE bedrida, bedreda)
beddróm/-e (n) 'bedroom' (1616)
beddsted/-e (n) 'bedstead' (ME bedstede)
beddstraw/-e (n) 'bedstraw' (ME bedstrau)
beddtíd/-e (bedtime' (OE beddtid)
beddtím/-e ‘bedtime' (ME bedtime)
bédel/-e (n) 'beadle' (ME bedel, OE bydel)
bedew/-e (n) 'war, battle' (OE beado, beadwe)
bedlak/-e (n) 'battle' (OE beadolac)
bédling/-e (n) 'homosexual' (OE bædling)
bedwig/-e (n) 'cup' (OE bædeweg, beadowig)
béfer/-e (n) 'beaver' (ME bever, OE beofor)
befó/befeng/befon (v) 'to seize' (OE befon)
befor (av) 'before' (ME before, OE beforan)
begá/begeng/began (v) 'to traverse, go over' (OE began)
begete/begat/begoten (v) 'to beget' (ME begeten, beyeten, OE begietan)
beginne/begænn/begunnen (v) 'to begin' (ME beginnen, OE beginnan)
begréte (vI) 'to lament' (OE begretan)
bégæng/-e (n) 'swarm of bees' (OE beogang)
behálde/beheld/behálden (v) 'to behold' (ME beholden, OE behealdan)
beháte/behet/behaten (v) 'to promise, vow, threaten' (OE behatan)
behelme (vII) 'to cover, conceal' (OE behelmian)
behínd (av, prep) 'behind' (ME behinde, OE behindan)
behlépe/behlepte/behlept (vIII) 'to leap about' (OE behleapan)
behlíde/behlád/behliden (v) 'to cover, close' (OE behlidan)
behófe (vII) 'to need, behove' (OE behofian)
behóflík (aj) 'necessary' (OE behoflic)
behríme (vII) 'to cover with hoar-frost' (OE behriman)
behǽfe (vII) 'to behave' (ME behaven)
béз/-e (n) 'ring, bracelet' (OE beag)
béзe (vII) 'to crown' (OE beagian)
beзel/-e (n) 'bail, bagel, hoop, ring' (ME beil, baile)
béзgifer/-e (n) 'ring-giver, patron' (OE beaggiefa)
beзóte/beзot/beзoten (v) 'to pour over' (OE begeotan)
bek/-e (n) 'beck, brook, stream' (ME bek, OE bæc)
béken/-e (n) 'beacon, sign' (OE beacen)
beklemme (vII) 'to fetter, enclose' (OE beclemman)
beklyppe (vIII) 'to embrace, encompass' (OE beclyppan)
bekne (vI) 'to beckon' (OE beacnian)
bekning/-e (v) 'beckoning' (ME bekninge, OE beacnung)
bekume/bekæ'm/bekumen (v) 'to become' (ME becomen, OE becuman)
bekwéþe/bekwáþ/bekwéþen (v) 'to bequeath' (ME bequeþen, OE becweþan)
belce (vIII) 'to belch' (ME belchen, OE bealcan)
bélde (vI) 'to encourage, shelter, bield' (ME belden, OE bieldan)
beléfe (vII) 'to believe' (ME beleven, OE belefan)
beleзe (vII) 'to belay, lay aside' (ME beleggen, OE belecgan)
belík (av) 'probably' (1533)
belimpe/belæmp/belumpen (v) 'to concern, pertain to' (OE belimpan)
belíþe/beláþ/beliþen (v) 'to deprive' (OE beliþan)
belk/-e (n) 'covering, pride' (OE bælc)
bell/-e (n) 'bell' (ME belle, OE belle)
belle (vII) 'to bellow, roar' (ME bellen, OE bellan)
bellhús/-e (n) 'bell-tower' (OE bellhus)
belyrte (vI) 'to deceive, cheat' (OE belyrtan)
bém/-e (n) 'beam, tree' (ME beem, OE beam)
béme (vII) 'to beam, shine' (ME beamien, OE beamian)
bemorne (vII) 'to bewail, lament' (OE bemurnan)
bémoþer/-e (n) 'queen bee' (OE beomodor)
bén/-e (n) 'bean' (ME bene, OE bean)
benc/-e (n) 'bench' (ME bench, OE benc)
bende (vIII) 'to bend' (ME benden, OE bendan)
bénen (aj) 'made of beans' (ME beanen, OE beanen)
bénkodd/-e (n) 'bean pod' (ME bencodde)
benǽkde (vI) 'to lay bare' (OE benacodian)
ber/-e (n) 'bear' (ME bere, OE bera)
bér/-e (n) 'bier, litter' (ME bere, OE bær)
berc/-e (n) 'birch' (ME birch, OE beorc)
bérd/-e (n) 'beard' (ME berd, OE beard)
bérded (aj) 'bearded' (ME bearded)
bérdher/-e (n) 'beard hair' (ME berdheer)
berdisc/-e (n) 'tray' (OE bærdisc)
bérdles (aj) 'beardless' (OE beardleas)
bere/bár/boren (v) 'to bear, carry' (ME beren, OE beran)
beré/-e (n) 'berry' (ME berye, OE berie)
beréfe/berefte/bereft (vIII) 'to bereave, deprive' (ME bereven, OE bereafian)
berew/-e (n) 'barrow, wheelbarrow' (OE bærwe)
berinde (vI) 'to strip bark' (OE berindan)
bering/-e (n) 'bearing' (13c)
Berkscir (n) 'Berkshire' (ME Barrocschire, OE Bearucscire)
bermænn/bermenn (n) 'porter, bearer' (OE bærmann)
berne/bernde/bernt (v) 'to burn, light on fire' (ME birnen, OE bærnan)
berning/-e (n) 'burning' (OE bærning)
bernlak/-e (n) 'burnt offering' (OE bærnelac)
berste/berste/berst (irr. vIII) 'to burst' (ME bersten, OE berstan)
besáwe (vII) 'to sow' (OE besawan)
bescére (vII) 'to shear all over' (OE bescieran)
bescíte/bescæt/bescæten (v) 'to foul with excrement' (ME beschiten, OE bescitan)
beséce/besohte/besoht (v) 'to beseech' (ME besechen)
bésem/-e (n) 'besom' (ME beseme, OE besma)
besette (irr. vIII) 'to beset' (ME besetten, OE besettan)
besilfre (vI) 'to silver, cover with silver' (OE besilfran)
besmíte/besmát/besmiten (v) 'to defile' (OE besmitan)
best (aj) 'best' (ME best, OE betst)
bestalke (vIII) 'to bestalk, pursue' (OE bestealcian)
bestríde/bestrád/bestriden (v) 'to bestride' (OE bestridan)
beswinke (vIII) 'to labor at, till' (OE beswincan)
béte/bét/béten (v) 'to beat' (ME beten, OE beatan)
béter/-e (n) ' beater' (ME beatere, OE beatere)
béting/-e (n) ' beating' (ME beatunge)
bewalwe (vI) 'to wallow' (OE bewealwian)
bewende (vIII) 'to turn around' (OE bewendan)
bewepne (vI) 'to disarm' (OE bewæpnian)
béwyrt/-e (n) 'bee-wort, sweet flag' (OE beowyrt)
bewǽre (vII) 'to beware' (OE bewarian)
bí (prep) 'by' (ME by, OE be, bi)
bicc/-e (n) 'bitch' (ME bicche, OE bicce)
bíde/bád/biden (v) 'to bide, wait, withstand' (ME biden, OE bidan)
bidde/bædd/bidden (v) 'to bid' (ME bidden, OE biddan)
bínde/bænd/búnden (v) 'to bind' (ME binden, OE bindan)
bisiз (aj) 'busy' (ME bisy, OE bisig)
bíte/bit/biten (v) 'to bite' (ME biten, OE bitan)
bláwe/bléw/bláwen (v) 'to blow' (ME blowen, OE blawan)
bléce (vIII) 'to bleach' (ME blechen, OE blæcian)
bléde/bledde/bledd (irr. vII) 'to bleed' (ME bleden, OE bledan)
blence (vIII) 'to blench, flinch' (ME blenchen, OE blencan)
blende (vI) 'to blend' (ME blenden, OE blandan)
bletse (vIII) 'to bless' (ME blessen, OE bletsian)
bléte (vI) 'to bleat' (ME bleten, OE blætan)
blínd (aj) 'blind' (ME blind, OE blind)
blud/-e (n) 'blood' (ME blood, OE blod)
blóm/-e (n) 'bloom, flower' (ME blome, OE bloma)
blotmonþ (n) 'November' (OE blotmonaþ)
blǽ (aj) 'blae, blue' (ME bla, ON blar)
blǽs/-e (n) 'blaze' (ME blase, OE blæse)
blæst/-e (n) 'blast' (ME blast, OE blæst)
boз/-e (n) 'bow' (ME bowe, OE boga)
bók/-e (n) 'book' (ME book, OE boc)
bókwyrm/-e (n) 'bookworm' (1599)
boll/-e (n) 'bowl' (ME bolle, OE bolla)
bolster/-e (n) 'bolster, pillow' (ME bolster, OE bolster)
bolt/-e (n) 'bolt' (ME bolt, OE bolt)
bord/-e (n) 'board, table' (ME bord, OE bord)
bore (vII) 'to bore, drill' (ME boren, OE borian)
borwe (vI) 'to borrow' (ME borwen, OE borgian)
bósem/-e (n) 'bosom' (ME bosom, OE bosm)
bót/-e (n) 'remedy, compensation' (ME boot, OE bot)
botem/-e (n) 'bottom' (ME botme, OE botm)
Botstun (n) 'Boston' (OE Botolfes tun)
bradkæste/bradkæste/bradkæst (vIII) 'to broadcast' (1813)
bréce (n pl) 'breeches' (ME breeches, OE brec)
bred/-e (n) 'bread' (ME breed, OE bread)
bréde/bredde/bredd (irr. vII) 'to breed' (ME breden, OE bredan)
breзn/-e (n) 'brain' (ME brain, OE brægen)
breke/brák/broken (v) 'to break' (ME breken, OE brecan)
brest/-e (n) 'breast' (ME brest, OE breost)
bréwe (vII) 'to brew' (ME brewen, OE breowan)
breþ/-e (n) 'breath' (ME breþ, OE bræþ)
bréþe (vII) 'to breathe' (ME breþen)
bríht (aj) 'bright' (ME bright, OE beorht)
bringe/brahte/braht (v) 'to bring' (ME bringen, OE bringan)
bród/-e (n) 'brood' (ME brood, OE brod)
brók/-e (n) 'brook, creek' (ME brook, OE broc)
bróm/-e (n) 'broom, bramble' (ME broom, OE brom)
broþ/-e (n) 'broth' (ME broþ, OE broþ)
broþer/-e (n) 'brother' (ME broþer, OE broþor)
brú/-e (n) 'brow' (ME brow, OE bru)
bróke (vIII) 'to brook, use' (ME brouken, OE brucan)
brún (aj) 'brown' (ME broun, OE brun)
brýd/-e (n) 'bride' (ME bride, OE bryd)
brýdgóm/-e (n) 'bridegroom' (ME bridegome, OE brydguma)
brycз/-e (n) 'bridge' (ME brigge, OE brycg)
Brycзstow (n) 'Bristol' (OE Brycgstow)
brýn/-e (n) 'brine' (ME brine, OE bryne)
brænd/-e (n) 'brand, torch' (ME brand, OE brand)
bræs/-e (n) 'brass' (ME bras, OE bræs)
brǽsen (aj) 'brazen' (ME brasen, OE bræsen)
budd/-e (n) 'bud' (ME budde, OE budda)
bukk/-e (n) 'buck' (ME buck, OE bucca)
bul/-e (n) 'bull' (ME bule, OE bula)
búr/-e (n) 'bower' (ME bour, OE bur)
burgundisc (aj) 'Burgundian' (2002)
burз/-e (n) 'borough, town' (ME burgh, OE burg)
but (cj) 'but' (ME but, OE butan)
búзe (vII) 'to bow' (ME bowen, OE bugan)
býзe/bohte/boht (v) 'to buy' (ME byen, OE bycgan)
bylde (vIII) 'to build' (ME bilden, OE byldan)
byrden/-e (n) 'burden' (ME burden, OE byrþen)
byrne (vII) 'to burn, be on fire' (ME birnen, OE byrnan)
bæc/-e (n) 'batch' (ME bache)
bæd/-e (n) 'battle, war' (OE beado, beadwe)
bædwang/-e (n) 'field of battle' (OE beadowang)
bæft/-e (n) 'back' (OE bæfta)
bæk/-e (n) 'back' (ME back, OE bæc)
bækbán/-e (n) 'backbone' (ME bacbon)
bækbíte/bækbite/bækbiten (v) ’to backbite’ (ME bacbiten)
bækbíter/-e (n) ’backbiter’ (ME bacbitere)
bækbíting/-e (n) ’backbiting’ (ME bacbitunge)
bækbord/-e (n) 'port side, backboard' (OE bæcbord)
bækdynt/-e (n) 'blow on the back' (ME bacdünt)
bǽke (vIII) 'to bake' (ME baken, OE bacan)
bǽker/-e (n) 'baker' (OE bæcere)
bǽkering/-e (n) 'gridiron' (OE bæcering)
bǽkern/-e (n) 'bake-house' (OE bæcern)
bǽkhús/-e (n) 'bake-house' (OE bæchus)
bækhælf/-e (n) ‘farther side’ (ME bachalf)
bækling (av) 'back, behind' (OE bæcling)
bæksíd/-e (n) ‘backside’ (ME bakside)
bækslitel/-e (n) 'slander' (OE bæcslitol)
bækster/-e (n) 'baker' (OE bæcestre)
bækþarm/-e (n) 'large intestine, rectum' (OE bæcþearm)
bǽl/-e (n) 'bale, evil' (ME bale, OE bealu, bealo)
bǽl/-e (n) 'fire, blaze, pyre' (OE bæl)
bǽlblǽs/-e (n) 'funeral fire' (OE bælblæse)
bǽldéd/-e (n) 'crime' (OE bealodæd)
bælder/-e (n) 'prince' (OE bealdor)
bǽle (vII) to cremate’ (ME bælen)
bǽlfíht/-e (v) ’mortal fight’ (ME balufeht)
bǽlfull (aj) 'baleful, evil' (OE bealofull)
bǽlfýr/-e (n) 'funeral pyre' (ME balefire, OE bælfyr)
bǽlkræft/-e (n) 'dark magic' (OE bealocræft)
bǽlles (aj) 'innocent' (OE bealoleas)
bǽlsíþ/-e (n) ’evil fate’ (ME baluhsiþ)
bǽlsted/-e (n) 'place of cremation' (OE bælstede)
bǽlwís (aj) ’wicked, baleful’ (ME bæluwis)
bǽlwud/-e (n) 'wood for pyre' (OE bælwudu)
bǽlþræk/-e (n) 'strength of fire' (OE bælþracu)
bǽn/-e (n) 'bane, slayer' (OE bana)
bǽngár/-e (n) 'deadly spear' (OE bangar)
bænne (vII) 'to ban, summon' (OE bannan)
bǽre (vII) 'to bare’ (ME barin, OE barian)
bǽrhed (aj) 'bare-headed’ (ME barheved)
bǽrlih (av) 'barely’ (ME bareli)
bǽrness/-e (n) 'bareness, nakedness’ (ME barenesse)
bǽrз/-e (n) 'barrow, castrated pig’ (ME barз, OE bearg)
bǽst/-e (n) 'bast’ (ME bast, OE bæst)
bǽste (vI) 'to baste’ (ME bastin)
bæþ/-e (n) 'bath’ (ME baþ, OE bæþ)
bǽþe (vII) 'to bathe’ (ME baþien, OE baþian)