transitive. To enter (in a bill, book, catalogue, account, or reckoning). Obsolete.

transitive. To write (a name), inscribe the name of (a person) on a roll, list, or register; to make a list of. Also †to enrol up.

transitive. To insert, enter, or include (an item, esp. a person's name) in a document, on a list, etc.; to cause the name or details of (a…

transitive. To write (a name) on a list or register; to enrol.

transitive. To enter in a ‘bill’ or list.

transitive. To enrol, enlist, or recruit, esp. as a soldier or apprentice. Now historical and rare.

transitive. To catalogue, n.

transitive. To enter in a list; to enrol. Obsolete.

transitive. To insert in a schedule; to write down on a list; to schedule.

To enumerate or insert in a catalogue.

To inscribe or insert in a catalogue. Also figurative.

To set down or enter in a special, formal, or official list (e.g. of persons or property for assessment, of stocks, etc.); U.S. to enter or…

transitive. To enter in a schedule or list. In railway use: To enter (a train) in the time-table (cf. schedule, n. 4). Hence, in extended uses: to…

transitive. To enter (items, esp. books) in a handlist; to catalogue.