transitive. To think of; to consider; to remember.

To think of or about, bear in mind; to call to mind, recollect. Obsolete except with clause.

transitive. To remember. Also reflexive: to bethink oneself.

To call (a fact, circumstance, or other consideration) to mind. transitive. With object clause: to call to mind after having neglected or forgotten…

transitive. To remember, recollect, or recall; to bear in mind. Also intransitive (sometimes with of).

transitive (with objective clause). To think about, to consider; to remember (how, that, etc.). Obsolete.

The action of remembering; recollection, remembrance. Now chiefly in from memory (also by memory), in memory.

transitive. To remember, to have or bear in mind; to call to mind or remembrance, recollect. Also with clause as object.

transitive. To call to mind, to recall, to remember. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive (reflexive). To recall to mind, to remember. Obsolete. rare.

To retain in or recall to the memory; to keep in mind, recollect (a thing, person, fact, event, saying, etc.). transitive. With simple object.

transitive. To remember, to recollect; to have in one's memory; to think back on. With object a person, thing, etc. Now regional.

transitive. To warn of, call to mind (a thing, event, etc.). Obsolete.

The state of being remembered; remembrance, recollection. Chiefly in phrases. to bring to mind: to cause one to remember something or someone…

transitive. To compare (something) to another thing; to apply as a comparison or illustration.

To have in mind; to remember. transitive (impersonal), as me meaneth. To remember, recollect. Also reflexive. Chiefly with of. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring back to the memory, mind, etc.; to recall. Obsolete.

to call to mind (also memory, remembrance): to recollect, recall; to cause to be remembered; to bring to mind.

To call to mind.

transitive. Scottish. To call to mind. Obsolete.

transitive. To recall, remember.

transitive. To recall, call back; to draw back; to restore. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring before the mind again; to recall (a remembered thing or person).

transitive. Simply: to make mention of or reference to; to put forward for consideration or inspection; to call to mind. Formerly also with †up.

transitive. To recall to one's mind or remembrance; to recollect, remember. Also: to bring about the recollection or remembrance of; to be…

transitive. Frequently with to. To call or bring back (a circumstance, event, etc.) to one's mind; to recollect, remember. Formerly with †over. Also…

to call to mind (also memory, remembrance): to recollect, recall; to cause to be remembered; to bring to mind.

to call to mind (also memory, remembrance): to recollect, recall; to cause to be remembered; to bring to mind.

transitive. To call (a person or thing) back to memory, to recall; to re-evoke, formerly also with to, into (mind, consciousness, etc.).

transitive. To bring (a person or thing) into a former state or condition; to bring back to. Also with in and without construction. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (something) to mind, esp. surreptitiously or secretly; to reprove (a person or thing) gently; to admonish.

transitive. To remember; to recall or bring back (†to memory). Cf. also sense 3a.

transitive. To remember, recollect; = record, v.1 4a.

transitive. To bring about the recollection or remembrance of; to evoke.

To recall (to the mind); to bring to light.

transitive. To conjure again; to reconstruct in the imagination; to recall.

To recall to remembrance, recollect. rare.

transitive. To recall or bring back (something) to mind; to remember or recollect (something). Also intransitive. Now chiefly English regional and U.S…

transitive (reflexive). To recall oneself to something temporarily forgotten; to remember something suddenly; (also) to become mindful of oneself…

transitive. To recall to mind.

transitive. To recall or bring back to mind; to recover by an effort of memory.

To call (a fact, circumstance, or other consideration) to mind. intransitive. With on (adverb): to remember. Now regional (chiefly English regional…

transitive. To recollect, remember, recognize. Obsolete.

transitive. To remember.

transitive. To recollect, remember; to recall. Also intransitive. Now rare.

transitive. U.S. To recall to the mind, to go over in the memory; to remember.

transitive. To remember, recollect.

transferred and figurative. To call (a feeling, faculty, manifestation, etc.) into being or activity. Also, To call up (a memory) from the past.

figurative. To bring up before the mind.

to recall.

transitive. To bring (a fact, word, etc.) to mind; to recall.