Damage, injury, harm; loss. Obsolete.

Evil (physical or otherwise) as done to or suffered by some person or thing; hurt, injury, damage, mischief. Often in the set phrase ‘to do more harm…

Hurt, harm, damage.

Harm inflicted or suffered; injury, hurt; damage. Also occasionally: an injury. Obsolete.

evil heal: disaster, harm. (to) evil hele, wrother heal, unfortunately, disastrously. Cf. hail, n.2 2, hale, n.2.

Damage inflicted by a person. Obsolete.

gen. Injury of any kind inflicted or suffered; harm, wrong, damage, detriment.

Evil, wickedness; mischief; harm. Also: an evil thing, an evil deed.

Opposed to boot (Middle English bote) ‘relief, remedy,’ and bete vb. ‘to relieve, mend.’ So in Icelandic, böl og bót ‘bale and boot,’ bölva bætr…

Loss or detriment caused by hurt or injury affecting estate, condition, or circumstances. archaic.

Wickedness, evil; wrongdoing; harm. Obsolete.

Ill-will, vexation; harm, mischief.

Detriment, harm.

Hardship, trouble, distress; harm, mischief, injury.

Evil, harm.

Hurt, harm, injury. Obsolete. rare.

The action of impairing, or fact of being impaired; deterioration; injurious lessening or weakening.

The action of spoiling or damaging something; †squandering, waste (obsolete); injury, damage. Formerly also: †hindrance (obsolete).

n. Trouble, mischief.

Harm, injury, damage; mischief. Obsolete.

Injury, damage, impairment; detriment; lessening; (occasionally) an instance of this.

Harm, impairment; diminution. †to hold in pairment: to keep (a woman) in degrading circumstances (obsolete).

Harm or evil considered as attributable to a particular agent or cause. Frequently to do mischief and variants (esp. in early use).

Hurt, harm, injury, damage. Obsolete.

impairment, n., injury, damage.

The action of hinder, v.. Detriment, damage, disparagement. Obsolete.

The action of noy, v.; annoyance; (also) harm, injury.

Damage, injury, harm, wrong.

Active evil, harm, mischief. Obsolete.

The action of the verb; defilement; injury.

Grief, harm.

Misery, ill.

The action of blemish, v.; physical or moral impairment.

Injury; damage; hurt. Also: a wound or injury; a blemish, flaw, or hurt. Also figurative.

Harm, damage; evil. Also: a harmful thing.

Hurt or loss caused to or sustained by a person or thing; harm, detriment, damage. With an and plural. An instance of this.

The action of causing ruin, damage, or injury; an instance of this.

Injury, damage, hurt, disadvantage. Obsolete.

Loss or damage done or caused to, or sustained by, any person or thing.

Evil as caused or inflicted; harm, injury, mischief.

Wickedness, mischief. rare.

Contrariety to what is agreeable, good, or right; perversity, evil, mischief. Obsolete.

An impairment; a taint.

Evil, wrongdoing, mischief. Obsolete.

Injury, injurious influence or effect. Obsolete. rare.

Mischief; harm.

Mischief, harm, damage. Obsolete.

Injury, mischief; anything prejudicial.

Destruction, damage, loss; downfall.

Harm, injury; damage. Obsolete.

Impairment, injury.

Detriment, impairment, injury, damage. Obsolete.

Damage, hurt, injury.

An act of impairing; the fact of being impaired; impairment.

The action or fact of spoiling or damaging; damage, harm, impairment, or injury, esp. of a serious… With of (= inflicted on) or possessive pronoun.

Injury, damage, detriment. Obsolete.

Injury, detriment. Obsolete. rare.

The suffering of misfortune or harm; injury, harm, damage. Usually in negative contexts, as without mishap, etc.

The action of endamaging; the state of being endamaged; injury, harm, loss.

Damage, injury; flaw; impairment.

Harm, injury, damage.

The action of damnifying; infliction of injury or loss. (Now only in legal use.)

Hurt, injury, harm; an instance of this.

Misadventure; a mishap. Also: an injury.

The action of vitiating, the fact or state of being vitiated, in senses of the verb.

A thing which mars or impairs something; a drawback to. Formerly also: †a fault (obsolete rare).

Trouble; mischief. Also: damage. Frequently in to do jeel.