To communicate, announce, declare, narrate, state, tell (a fact, news, a story, etc.); to describe… transitive. With simple object. Obsolete (archaic…

esp. To communicate, impart (a conception, sentiment, influence, benefit, etc.)

To impart, communicate expressly, give in charge to a person. Obsolete.

transitive. To direct to the attention of, communicate to; to frame for a particular audience; (also, more narrowly) to dedicate to.

transitive. To impart (information, knowledge, or the like) (to a person; also formerly †with); to impart the knowledge or idea of (something)…

transitive. To share (a thing) with others; to share out. Hence: to communicate or impart (information) to, unto; to make known. Cf. partake, v. 2…

transitive. To communicate or convey (news, information, knowledge, etc.) to another person. Obsolete except as merged with sense 1c or 2a.

transitive. figurative. Esp. of a person's eyes: to be expressive of or give evidence of (something), as by movement, direction, etc. Also intrans…

transitive. To transmit (in various senses); (in later use usually) to communicate (a tradition or elements of it).

With immaterial object: To cause to go forth, send forth; to give currency or vogue to; to issue, promulgate. Obsolete.

To carry or convey across or over; to transport. To transmit (thought, words, etc.).