transitive. To invoke a curse upon; to declare accursed; to pour maledictions upon.

transitive. = curse, v. (in various senses).

transitive. To curse.

transitive. To utter against (persons or things) words which consign, or are intended or supposed to… Said of the deity or supernatural power.

To curse, imprecate damnation upon. archaic.

transitive. To make wicked or evil; to deprave, pervert, corrupt. Obsolete.

transitive. To curse; = beshrew, v. 3. Chiefly in imprecations I shrew…(occasionally with I omitted).

transitive. (In past tense maledight). To curse.

transitive. To destine, foreordain, predetermine.

transferred. To bring condemnation upon; to prove a curse to, be the ruin of.

transitive. To curse, calling God to witness; to express abhorrence of, denounce, execrate. Obsolete.

? = beshrew, v. 3.

transitive. To curse (a person or thing). Also intransitive.

to cover with curses.

transitive. To curse; to pronounce a malediction upon.

transitive. To pronounce a curse upon; to declare accursed. to execrate out: to drive out with a curse. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To pray for, invoke (something, usually from a deity). To invoke or call down (evil or calamity) upon a person.

transitive. To address with maledictions; to curse, execrate. Now rare.