transitive. To drive; to drive off or away; to make (one) run, put to flight; to frighten away. Often with away. Also to feeze about. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive out or away, to banish, expel. Also: to relieve (an illness, a symptom, etc.). Frequently with out (also with away, from).

transitive. To drive away, banish, expel; to dispel.

transitive. To cause to flee, put to flight; to drive away, drive out, chase; hence, to banish, exile; r… simply.

to drive away, repel.

transitive. To drive out or away, to banish, expel. Frequently with out.

transitive. To remove (a person or thing), esp. forcibly or determinedly; to cast out; to expel; to eliminate.

transitive. To whirl or drive away.

To put to flight, scatter in flight, rout; to dispel = to chase away in 7b. Obsolete or archaic.

To send or put (a person) away; to cause or compel to go away from or leave a place; to dismiss or expel. Obsolete.

transitive. To chase (a person or thing); to drive. Frequently with from. Also: to urge (on); to incite. Obsolete.

To urge, press hard; to drive, drive away. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive away, banish; to hunt, pursue.

transitive. To pursue with force, violence, or hostility; to chase and drive before one; to put to flight; to chase or drive away or out. See huntaway…

transitive. To chase or drive (a person or thing) away. Cf. sense 37. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive forth.

transitive. To drive off or away; to force back, repel. Obsolete.

To thrust, push, turn or drive away. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive out, expel, dismiss (something immaterial).

transitive. With person as object. To reject or thrust away. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive, force (a person or thing) from, of, out of the boundaries or limits of (a place, region, community, state, etc.); to drive…

for chasen to chase, v.1

transitive. To drive off, chase away, repel. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive off.

transitive. To cause to hasten; to hasten, urge on, bring quickly; to drive away. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive or thrust away, thrust down.

= bandy, v. in various senses.

To toss, drive, or throw aside or away. Obsolete.

To remove, get rid of (a thing); to drive away (an insect). Obsolete.

Of actions resembling a ferret's. To drive from, off, out of (a place). Also, to ferret about, ferret away, ferret forth, ferret out.

transitive. To drive or chase away.

= exterminate, v. 1. Const. from, out of.