Something hateful or harmful; evil, harm, injury; an annoyance, a trouble.

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

Hostility, enmity; discord, strife.

The action of the verb; defilement; injury.

Damage inflicted by a person. Obsolete.

With possessive pronoun or genitive. Injustice, harm, or evil inflicted upon another or others; wrongdoing. Obsolete.

Preconceived opinion not based on reason or actual experience; bias, partiality; (now) spec. unreasoned dislike, hostility, or antagonism towards…

Harm, hurt, injury, mischief, esp. in to do (a person) dere.

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

Evil, harm.

Hurt, harm, mischief or injury done or caused by another; damaged inflicted or suffered; molestation, trouble, offence. Obsolete.

Hurt, harm, injury. Obsolete. rare.

By-form of injury, n.

An act of treachery or deception; a trick, an illusion.

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

Harm, injury, mischief; misfortune, trouble. Obsolete (passing into 4).

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

A violent act, an outrage; violence; aberrancy, sinfulness.

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, wrong, outrage, oppression. Also: an instance of this. Frequently in to do supprise.

With plural: An incommodious thing or circumstance; an inconvenience, disadvantage; a discomfort, annoyance. †Formerly also in stronger sense…

Injury; compensation for injury; = interest, n. 9

Injury, injurious influence or effect. Obsolete. rare.

Injury, wrong. Obsolete.

Harm, injury; damage. Obsolete.

Detriment, impairment, injury, damage. Obsolete.

= inconvenience, n. 3. Obsolete.

Damage, hurt, injury.

Injury, detriment. Obsolete. rare.

Injury, wrong; insult; ill-usage. Obsolete.

Harm, injury, damage.

Hurt, injury, harm; an instance of this.

figurative, with reference to the unpleasant or injurious qualities of grit.