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| madhood | | "madness"
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| madship | | "madness"
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| maff | | "to go astray"
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| maidenchild | | "female child"
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| maidenly | | "maiden-like"
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| maidenman | | "maiden-person; maiden"
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| main | | "might"
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| main | | "to gain strength"
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| maincorther | | "mighty troop"
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| maincraft | | "mighty craft"
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| mainfast | | "vigorous"
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| mainful | | "powerful"
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| mainheap | | "mighty group of people"
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| mainhorse | | "powerful horse"
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| mainless | | "powerless"
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| mainlest | | "lack of strength"
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| mainstrong | | "powerfully strong"
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| mainthrim | | "majesty"
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| maith | | "family, tribe, group; province, country"
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| maithred | | "relationship"
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| make | | "mate, spouse, match"
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| makeless | | "without a mate"
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| malt | | strong past tense of melt
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| manber | | "producing men"
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| manboot | | "fine paid to lord of a slain man"
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| manifold | | "to multiply"
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| manifoldness | | "multiplicity"
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| manish | | "humanish"
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| manish | | "mankind"
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| manishly | | "human, humane"
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| manishliness | | "humanity; human nature; incarnation"
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| manisiths | | "often"
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| manitew | | "skillful"
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| manitewness | | "dexterity"
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| mankin | | "the race of man"
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| mankist | | "human virtue"
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| manless | | "uninhabited by men"
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| manlike | | "effigy"
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| manqualm | | "mortality, pestilence, destruction"
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| manqueller | | "murderer"
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| manquild | | "mortality, pestilence"
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| manred | | "dependance, homage, tribute"
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| manrime | | "number of man"
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| manship | | "humanity, courtesy"
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| manthew | | "manly habit or virtue"
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| manthwear | | "gentle, humane"
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| manworth | | 'the worth of a man"
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| manworthing | | "adoration of humans"
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| mare | | "nightmare, goblin, incubus"
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| marshware | | "inhabitants of marshes"
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| martyring | | "passion"
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| martyrrake | | "martyrology"
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| mass | | "to celebrate mass"
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| masser | | "one who celebrates mass"
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| masslock | | "mass-offering"
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| massrail | | "vestment for mass"
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| massreaf | | "mass-vestments"
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| massthane | | "minister of mass"
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| massthaning | | "service of mass"
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| masswhile | | "time of celebrating mass"
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| mast | | "to feed with mast"
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| masten | | "mast; pasture for swine"
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| mastenred | | "right of feeding swine in mastpastures"
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| mastentree | | "tree yielding mast"
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| mastling | | "brass; brazen vessel; mixture of anything"
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| mastlingsmith | | "brass-worker"
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| masty | | "overfed with mast"
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| mathe | | "maggot"
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| mathel | | "to speak", to harangue"
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| matheller | | "speaker"
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| mathelern | | "council-house"
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| mathelfrith | | "security at public assemblies"
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| mathelly | | "talkative"
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| mathelstead | | "place of assembly"
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| mathelword | | "address, speech"
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| mathom | | "treasure"
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| mathomchest | | "treasurechest"
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| mathomcleave | | "treasurechamber"
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| mathomhoard | | "treasurehoard"
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| mathomhouse | | "treasurehouse"
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| may | | "a maiden"
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| may | | "kinsman"
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| mayboot | | "compensation paid to the relatives of a murdered man"
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| maychild | | "young kinsman"
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| mayheamed | | "incest"
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| mayless | | "without relatives"
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| mayly | | "belonging to relative(s)"
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| maymoot | | "meeting of kinsmen"
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| maymurder | | "murder of a relative"
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| mayrake | | "generation; genealogy"
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| mayred | | "kinship; relationship"
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| mayshire | | "a division/district containing family members"
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| maysib | | "relationship; affection among relatives"
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| maywrit | | "genealogy"
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| mead | | "meadow"
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| meadern | | "meadhall"
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| meadbench | | "bench in meadhall"
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| meadgreen | | "green as a meadow"
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| meadland | | "meadowland"
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| meadshench | | "meadcup"
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| meadwong | | "field where the meadhall stood"
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| meal | | "phlegm; mucus"
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| mealsettle | | "a seat at a table"
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| mealtide | | "mealtime"
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| meanly | | "common"
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| meanness | | "communion, fellowship"
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| meanship | | "community"
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| meansome | | "to impart; to partake; to participate"
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| meansomeness | | "fellowship; participation"
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| meansoming | | "fellowship; participation"
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| mear | | "to declare, to glorify"
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| mear | | "famous"
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| mearly | | "famous"
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| mearness | | "famousness"
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| mearth | | "glory"
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| mearse | | "to make or become famouse"
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| mearsing | | "fame; celebration"
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| meatern | | "meathouse"
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| meatboard | | "table"
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| meatcleave | | "foodcloset"
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| meatgavel | | "payment in food"
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| meatkisty | | "hospitable"
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| meath | | "measure; honour"
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| meathe | | "to honour"
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| meathful | | "humane"
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| meathing | | "measuring"
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| meathless | | "immoderate; rapacious"
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| meathly | | "moderate"
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| meatkin | | "kind of food"
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| meatlest | | "want of food; starvation"
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| meatsax | | "meatknife"
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| meatship | | "feeding, meal, provision of food"
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| meatstick | | "meat-utensil"
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| meatswam | | "edible mushroom"
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| medmichel | | "moderate-sized"
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| medtrum | | "weak"
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| medtrumness | | "weakness"
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| meech | | "sword"
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| meed | | "reward"
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| meed | | "to reward"
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| meedful | | "meritorious"
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| meethe | | "tired, worn"
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| meethe | | "to grow weary"
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| meetheness | | "fatigue"
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| meethey | | "tired"
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| meen | | "necklace"
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| mennen | | "handmaiden"
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| mere | | "sea"
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| mereboat | | "seaboat"
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| meredeer | | "sea-animal"
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| merefish | | "seafish"
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| mereflood | | "body of water; deluge"
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| meregroat | | "pearl"
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| mereground | | "the bottom of sea or lake"
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| meremennen | | "mermaid"
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| merenadder | | "seasnake"
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| mereswine | | "porpoise, dolphin"
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| merry | | "to make merry"
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| mete | | "measuring, moderation"
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| mete | | "to measure"
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| mete | | "(impers.) to dream"
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| metefast | | "moderate"
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| metefastness | | "moderation"
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| metekind | | "metrical"
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| meteledge | | "to moderate"
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| meterwright | | "metrician; poet"
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| meting | | "dream"
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| metely | | "moderate"
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| meteyard | | "measuring stick"
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| mew | | strong past tense of mow
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| michel | | "great, much, large" (other spelling muchel)
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| michel | | "to become great; to make great"
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| micheling | | "becoming great"
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| michelmood | | "magnanimous"
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| michelness | | "greatness, magnificence"
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| middaily | | "meridian"
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| middenard | | "the middle-world of men; earth"
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| middenarden | | "earthly"
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| middenardly | | "earthly"
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| middleard | | "the world of men"
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| middleedder | | "median vein"
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| middlen | | "middle, center, midst"
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| middling | | "middle, midst"
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| middling or middlings | | "to a moderate extent"
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| middness | | "middle"
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| midder | | "more in the middle"
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| midfast | | "middle of a fast"
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| midlying | | "lying together"
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| midmorn | | "middle of the morn"
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| midside | | "middle of the side"
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| midspeaking | | "interlocution"
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| midthole | | "to sympathise"
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| midtholing | | "compassion"
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| midthrowing | | "compassion"
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| midwist | | "presence; society"
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| midwoning | | "living with someone"
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| midwright | | "cooperator"
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| mield | | "to announce; to reveal"
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| mig | | "urine"
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| mightful | | "powerful"
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| mightihood | | "mightiness"
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| mightly | | "possible"
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| mild | | "to become mild"
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| mildheart | | "merciful"
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| mildheartness | | "mercy, compassion"
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| mildhood | | "mildness"
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| mildship | | "mildness"
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| mileway | | "time taken to walk a mile" (c. 20 mins.)
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| milken | | "of milk"
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| milklithe | | "soft as milk"
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| milksop | | "a feeble fellow"
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| milksucking | | "suckling"
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| milkvat | | "milk-container"
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| milt | | "spleen"
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| miltcothe | | "spleendisease"
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| miltster | | "harlot"
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| min | | "memory"
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| mindday | | "anniversary; commemoration day"
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| mindworth | | "worth minding"
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| mindy | | "mindful"
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| minge | | "to mix; to associate with"
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| mingedness | | "mixture; sexual intercourse"
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| minging | | "mixture"
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| minken | | "female monk"
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| mint | | "to intend"
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| mirthless | | "sad"
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| misbelief | | "suspician"
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| misbelieved | | "infidel"
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| misbisen | | "to set a bad example"
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| misborn | | "misbehaved"
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| mischar | | "to pervert"
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| misdeem | | "misjudge"
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| misdo | | "to do wrong; to ill-treat""
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| misendbierd | | "to arrange amiss"
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| misfall | | "to turn out ill"
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| misfall | | "mischance"
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| misfang | | "to take amiss"
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| misfare | | "to go wrong"
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| misgo | | "to go wrong"
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| mishold | | "to hold amiss; to neglect"
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| misholdsomeness | | "neglectfulness"
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| mislear | | "to teach amiss"
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| mislike | | "(impers.) to displease"
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| mislimp | | "to befall amiss"
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| mislimp | | "misfortune"
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| mislive | | "to live amiss"
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| mislived | | "wicked"
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| mislore | | "ill teaching"
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| misly | | "various"
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| mismake | | "to make amiss"
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| misspow | | "to fare amiss"
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| misqueath | | "to speak ill"
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| misqueem | | "to displease"
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| missay | | "to say amiss"
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| misspeech | | "slander"
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| misthee | | "to degenerate"
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| misthink | | "(impers.) to be mistaken"
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| mistide | | "to turn out ill"
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| mistight | | "to lead astray"
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| mistightingly | | "dehortative"
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| mistihood | | "mystery"
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| mistruth | | "unbelief, misbelief"
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| miswax | | "to grow improperly"
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| miswend | | "to pervert"
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| miswone | | "evil habit"
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| miswork | | "misdeed"
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| misyeem | | "to neglect"
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| mithe | | "to hide"
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| mixen | | "dungheap"
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| mo | | "more"
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| moe | | "bad; wanton"
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| moely | | "wanton"
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| moeness | | "wantonness"
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| molsen | | "to moulder; to decay"
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| molten | | strong past participle of melt
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| mon | | "mindful"
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| mon | | "to be mindful"
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| mone | | "evil deed; crime"
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| monedeed | | "evil deed"
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| moneful | | "evil"
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| monely | | "evil"
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| moneoath | | "false oath"
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| moneshild | | "crime"
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| moneswear | | "to forswear"
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| monesworn | | "perjured"
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| moneword | | "wicked word"
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| monework | | "crime"
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| monewright | | "worker of evil"
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| mong | | "mix, mixture"
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| monger | | "dealer, merchant"
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| moning | | "rememberance"
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| monk | | "to make a monk"
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| monkbehote | | "monastic vow"
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| monkchild | | "child meant for monastic life"
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| monklife | | "monastic life"
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| monkreaf | | "monastic garb"
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| monkthew | | "monastic custom"
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| monnight | | "night corresponding to monday"
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| monthboot | | "penance for a month"
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| monthsick | | "menstruous"
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| moodcare | | "sorrow, grief, anxiety"
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| moodcraft | | "intellegence"
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| moodcrafty | | "intellegent"
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| moodlest | | "lack of spirit"
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| moodseave | | "heart, spirit"
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| moodthwear | | "meek"
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| moodful | | "proud"
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| moody | | "to be proud"
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| moonly | | "lunar"
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| moonshilling | | "moonshaped ornament; coin worn as ornament"
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| moonsick | | "lunatic"
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| mootern | | "courthouse"
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| mootbell | | "bell for summoning moot"
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| mooter | | "public speaker; disputer; pleader"
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| moothall | | "assembly hall"
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| moothouse | | "meeting-house"
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| mooting | | "conversation"
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| mootman | | "orator"
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| mootstead | | "meeting-place"
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| mootstead | | "meeting-place"
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| moard | | "reward; pay"
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| more | | "parsnip, carrot; root, stump"
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| more | | "to root"
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| more | | "to increase, to augment"
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| morngive | | "gift on the morn after marriage"
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| morninggive | | "morning gift"
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| mornlight | | "dawn"
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| mornlong | | "lasting a morning"
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| mornly | | "matutinal"
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| mornspel | | "news published at morn"
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| mornstar | | "morning-star"
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| morntide | | "morningtime"
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| morntidely | | "matutinal"
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| mornwhile | | "morning"
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| morrowmeal | | "morning meal"
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| morrowtide | | "morrow"
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| morth | | "death"
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| morthdeed | | "murder"
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| morthwright | | "murderer"
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| motherbairn | | "mother's child"
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| motherborough | | "metropolis"
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| mothern | | "of mothers, maternal"
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| mothernkin | | "mather's kin"
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| mothernmay | | "maternal kinsman"
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| motherriff | | "mother's womb"
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| mound | | "protection"
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| mound | | "to protect"
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| moundbierd | | "to protect"
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| moundbierdness | | "protection"
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| moundbore | | "protector"
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| moundbreach | | "breach of protection"
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| moundcraft | | "strength of protecting"
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| mousedun | | "grayish brown like a mouse"
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| mousefall | | "mousetrap"
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| mouthcothe | | "mouthdisease"
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| mousehaired | | "dunhaired"
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| mouthfree | | "free to speak"
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| mown | | strong past participle of mow
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| muchel | | "great, much, large" (other spelling michel)
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| muchel | | "to magnify"
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| muchel | | "magnitude"
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| muchelhood | | "greatness"
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| muchelness | | "greatness"
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| muleherd | | "keeper of mules"
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