List all the kennings in beowulf with chapters

A kenning is one of the figurative expressions that replaces a noun which is often a compound of two hyphenated words. Examples of modern kennings are:
1. ankle-bitter= this means a very young child.
2. Bean counter= refers to a CPA or an accountant  
Kennings are usually associated with Anglo Saxon Poetry.  One good example of an Anglo Saxon poem is Beowulf.  It is one of the oldest and most important work of old English Literature. It is a long poem consisting of 3182 alliterative lines.   But to be able to understand this poem, the reader should understand first the kennings found in the poem.

See attached file for the list of kennings.