To show or point out (a thing, the way, a place, etc.) to a person. Obsolete.

To direct a person's sight or attention to, or to enable a person to discover or identify (an object)… transitive. With simple object.

To enter in books of account; to ‘post’, make up (accounts).

transitive. To indicate, point out, show. Also absol. to give indications. Obsolete.

transitive. To indicate, direct attention to, or show (something) with or as with the finger; to indicate or draw attention to (a fact, etc.); to…

transitive. To indicate; to cause to be noticed. In early use also with out and forth. Obsolete.

transitive. To point out or indicate (a person or thing); to present (information). Also with clause as object. Obsolete.

To point to or at, to point out. Obsolete.

to put (also lay) one's (also the) finger on and variants: to indicate or identify with precision; to specify; to single out. Now frequently in…

transitive. To point out, indicate; to make a comment on. Obsolete.

transitive. poetic. To point out, indicate. Obsolete.

transitive. With out. To point out or identify with, or as if with, the finger. Now rare.

To point out as by a clew or clue.

transitive. To point out or mention to a person. Obsolete.

To point out as by a mark, to indicate, to designate. Obsolete.

transitive. To point out, point to, make known, show (more or less distinctly). In Medicine, To point out as a remedy or course of treatment. passive…

To serve as an index of, to indicate. Also to index out, to point out.