transitive. To bear away, carry off.

transitive. To take or carry away (a person, also occasionally a soul); spec. to carry off to heaven. Also with away, from, to, etc. Now literary and…

To lift and take away, carry off, remove, convey. Obsolete.

transitive. To remove (a person) from earth, esp. to heaven; to remove from sight. Also: to transport (a person) in spirit. Now rare.

transitive. To seize (a person or thing); to take hold of; to carry off. Also intransitive and in extended use. Obsolete.

transitive. poetic. To carry away or outside.

To pack up and carry away; to convey or take with one in a pack; to carry off. (In later use only Scottish) Obsolete.

transitive. To move or take (something) away from a place.

to carry away; see also affix 2.

transitive. To carry away by force. Obsolete.

transitive. To take away from one. Obsolete. rare.

To take up and carry off, to transport (into or to a place, esp. heaven); to remove. Frequently figurative. transitive. In present tense.

transitive. To take (a person or thing) away by force, deception, etc.; to abduct (a person).