transitive. To publish, issue; to put into circulation. Cf. to put out 4b at phrasal verbs 1.

transitive. To put into circulation; to publish, issue; to broadcast.

To publish (a literary work).

transitive. To set forth, declare, or teach publicly (a creed, doctrine, opinion, etc.); to bring or set before the public, to publish. Now rare.

To publish (a treatise); to circulate (a report); to disseminate (a disease); to set (a matter) on foot.

transitive. To bring or place (a thing) before or into the hands of a person for acceptance; to offer… To offer or make accessible (a book or…

To put into print, publish (a literary work).

To issue by way of publication; to publish. Now archaic. rare.

To publish (a book or treatise). Obsolete.

transitive. To make generally accessible or available for acceptance or use (a work of art, information, etc.); to present to or before the public…

Of an author, editor, etc. transitive. To express or publish (an idea, opinion, description, etc.) in print.

To issue, publish (books, documents, notices). Obsolete.

transitive. To issue or publish an edition of (a book). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To publish, bring forth to the public (a book or written work). Obsolete.

to give to the world, to give to the public: to publish (a literary work, a discovery, etc.).

transitive. To publish (a book, news, etc.).

transitive. To produce, yield; also, of a country, to export; of the press, to issue, publish.

To produce before the public; to place upon the stage (a play or opera); to publish (a book).

Originally U.S. transitive. To publish or print in a newspaper or magazine (originally esp. in serial form); (in later use more generally) to make…

transitive. To make (an official statement, information, etc.) public, usually through the media.

transitive. = publish, v. 3a.