To fail, cease (as a supply, etc.); to diminish, give out, come to an end. Obsolete.

Of a period of time, action, continuous state, series, book, chapter, etc.: To come to an end. Also colloquial to end up.

intransitive. To pass away, perish, decay.

intransitive. To pass away, disappear, cease to exist or be present; to come to an end; to be eliminated. Also with from, out of. In later use…

To pass away quicky and suddenly; to disappear, vanish. Also with away.

intransitive. To cease to exist or be present; to come to an end. Cf. sense 9c. Obsolete.

Of actions, institutions, states, or qualities: To come to an end, pass out of existence; to go out, as a candle or fire; to pass out of memory…

(intransitive) to melt away, dissolve.

intransitive. Of a thing: to cease to exist; to perish or disappear; to be dissolved.

intransitive. To shift one's position, either in a material or immaterial sense; to be gone, depart, pass away, remove. Also with away, or const. f…

intransitive. Of an immaterial thing, esp. a belief, custom, or institution: to come to an end; to expire; to pass out of use.

To disappear by decaying, coming to an end, or ceasing to exist. Without adverb.

intransitive. To run or flow away, pass or haste away.

= Cease to exist: to come to an end, fail, become extinct, pass away. Obsolete.

passive. To be brought to an end or finished up; to be exhausted or spent; to come to an end.

To become extinct; to die out, lose vitality, pass away. Of an odour or sound: To die away.

intransitive. To be shaken off; to abate, disappear. Obsolete.

To come to an end, be discontinued; to cease.

intransitive. To withdraw; (with reflexive meaning) to withdraw oneself.

intransitive. Of a lineage: to die out. Of a right, agreement, etc.: to expire, lapse. Obsolete.

figurative. To come to an end, perish; cease, n.

transitive. To bring to an end. Also intransitive. To come to an end. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. Of immaterial things: To fade or vanish, die out. Also with away. Obsolete or archaic (blending with sense 10).

transferred in various nonce-uses. Also of a fire: To die out.

To vanish out of existence; to die away; to become dissipated or dispelled: said of both material and immaterial objects. Also with away.

intransitive for reflexive in various senses: To die out.

intransitive. To die out, root and all.

intransitive. To cease to be; to pass out of existence or use; to come to an end.

figurative. Of things: To pass off like vapour; to be wasted or dissipated. Const. into.

transitive and intransitive. To shift across or away.

intransitive. To vanish completely; to dwindle to nothing. Obsolete.

intransitive for reflexive. To dissolve.

figurative. intransitive. To become void or null. rare.

intransitive. To fall into disuse; to cease gradually to exist; to elapse.

literal and figurative. With certain modifying adverbs. to burn out, forth: to burst out in flame (archaic). to burn out, also (quasi-reflexive and p…

To go out, be extinguished, like sparks.

To go out, or come to an end (gradually); to pass away or become extinct by degrees.

Nautical. by the board: (down) by the ship's side, overboard, as to slip by the board: ‘to slip down a ship's side’ (Smyth Sailor's Word-bk.). to c…

Of a candle, fire, etc. Also with out, to sputter and die out (in quots., figurative). (Cf. sputtered, adj.)