hræd, adj: quick, swift, speedy, sudden, alert, rapid, prompt, active. (HRAD)
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hræd, adj: quick, swift, speedy, sudden, alert, rapid, prompt, active. (HRAD)
This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on deadly jaws. Read it on Patreon.
feorh-gōma, m.n: fatal or deadly jaws. (FAY-orh-GO-ma)

Crocodile eating a human, then a fish. Bestiary. England, c. 1225-1250. Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Bodley 764, f. 24r. [bestiary.ca]
wyrtwalian, wk.v: to plant; to root up, eradicate. (WURT-WALL-ee-on)
gærs-cīþ, m.n: a blade of grass. (GARZ-cheeth)

Nebuchadnezzar and an ox eating grass. Bible historiale, Guyart des Moulins. Central France (Paris and Clairefontaine), 1411. British Library, Royal 19 D III, f. 402r. [bl.uk]
hord-mādmum, m.n: a valuable present, jewel. (HORD-MODD-mum)
sunn-hāt, adj: ‘sun-hot’, heated by the sun. (SUN-HAWT / ˈsʌn-ˌhaːt)
lēoht-bǣre, adj: luminous, brilliant, splendid. (LAY-oht-BÆR-eh)
sōþ-gid, n.n: a true tale. (SOATH-yid)
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weoloc-rēad, adj: of the red colour that is got from the weoloc (a kind of shellfish or whelk), scarlet, purple. (WEH-ol-ock-RAY-ahd / ˈwɛɔ-lɔk-ˌɹeːad)

weoloc, m.n: a kind of shell-fish, a whelk, cockle; also the dye obtained from such fish. (WEH-ol-ock / ˈwɛɔ-lɔk)