transitive. To accustom (a child or young animal) to the loss of its mother's milk; to cause to cease to be suckled. with object a child.

transitive. To accustom (a person to something); reflexive to accustom oneself, become or be accustomed.

With prepositional complements (to teach of, etc.). †to teach to: to train to, to accustom to the use or practice of (obsolete).

To make (a person, animal, etc.) accustomed to something by habit, practice, or exposure; to habituate… transitive. With in. In early use: spec.…

To make (a person, animal, etc.) accustomed to something by habit, practice, or exposure; to habituate… transitive. With to and infinitive. Now…

Chiefly with to or infinitive. transitive. To make (a person or thing) familiar with or used to something; to familiarize, habituate. In early use…

transitive. To make (a person, etc.) accustomed or used to (occasionally with); = accustom, v. 1, use, v. 20.

transitive. To make (a person) accustomed or used to something; to familiarize, habituate. Chiefly reflexive, and frequently with to or…

Of persons: To bring by use, habit, or continual exercise to a certain condition or state of mind, to the endurance of a certain condition, to…

transitive. To bring (a person, etc.) by use, habit, or continual exercise to a certain condition or… Const. to (†unto), infinitive.

To introduce to a subject or study; to initiate into; to habituate or accustom to. Obsolete.

To fix (any one) in a habit; to accustom to, familiarize with. past participle. Used, accustomed. Const. to (†in, †into, †with), to do something.

transitive. = inure, v.1 1.

transitive. To familiarize, or accustom, or train (a person) in something. Only in passive. Cf. use, v. 20a(a).

transitive. To educate or train (someone) in a practice, habit, skill, etc.; to accustom to something or to do something; to familiarize with…

transitive. To educate or train (a person) in something, or to do something; to bring up. Cf. sense 1. Obsolete.

To accustom, inure. Obsolete.

transferred and figurative. Hence, To initiate in, inure or habituate to any practice; to render inveterate, harden (in wrongdoing). Also, to…

To accustom, familiarize, habituate; past participle accustomed, practised, used (to or in). Obsolete.

transitive. To habituate; = habit, v. 4. Obsolete.

To induce by affording grounds or an opportunity; (habitually) to urge or impel by circumstances… transitive. to a course of action. Obsolete.

transitive (in passive). = use, v. 20a(c). Obsolete.

transitive. = use, v. 20a(b).

transitive. To habituate to something.