intransitive. To take vengeance; to inflict punishment. Also const. on. Obsolete.

In the phrase to do, have, nim (= take), ta,or take wrake (of, on, or upon) (a person or thing, or with indirect object).

In the phrase to do (also take) wrack (on one)

In the phrase to do, have, make, nim, seek,and esp. take wreche. (Cf. wreak, n. 1b.)

In the phrase to take (also †nim) vengeance.

intransitive. To execute vengeance (on a person).

In the phrase to perform, seek, spend, work,and esp. take (…) wreak.

absol. To take vengeance or inflict punishment. †Also const. on or over.

intransitive. = avenge, v. 1d. Obsolete.

intransitive. To take vengeance (against or upon a person, etc.). rare after 17th cent.

To take vengeance, inflict retributive punishment, exact satisfaction, or retaliate, on behalf of (an… intransitive (reflexive pronoun omitted) To…

intransitive. To take vengeance.

transitive. To take revenge for (something which has caused resentment), to avenge. Obsolete.

loosely. To inflict (vengeance). Const. against, from.