transitive. To bring to an end; to complete, conclude.

transitive. To bring to an end; to come to the end of, go through the last period or stage of. Often with gerund (formerly with infinitive) as…

To come to the conclusion or decision (to do a thing), to decide (on a course of action), determine, resolve. Const. infinitive or subordinate clause.

transitive. To put an end to (in time); to bring to an end; to end, conclude, terminate. (Now chiefly in Law.)

intransitive and transitive. To close, conclude, terminate: = wind up at sense 20b (b), (d). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To bring to a close; to close, conclude.

figurative. To put in order and settle (an affair) with the view of bringing it to an end; to bring to a final settlement; spec. to arrange and…

transitive. North American. To bring to an end or conclusion. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring to a complete, finished, or perfect state or condition.

transitive. colloquial. With up. To make an end of, finish off (an opponent, prey, etc.); to take care of the completion of (a task, mission, etc.)…

to wrap up (figurative). transitive. To put an end to, bring to completion; also, to defeat; to wrap it up, to stop doing something. slang.