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

transitive. To look at, gaze on, behold, view; to inspect, examine, consider; to reconnoitre, spy out (land, etc.); to read or find (in a book). See…

transitive. To bear in mind, remember.

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 think over, to consider. Now archaic and rare.

transitive. To proceed to deal with mentally; to consider. Frequently used in imperative phrases to introduce a topic for consideration.

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

transitive (with object clause). To revolve in the mind, consider.

To think over (a thing) with a view to decision or action; to consider. Obsolete.

transitive. To turn (something) over in one's mind. Obsolete.

To consider (a fact, circumstance, statement, etc.) in order to assess its value or importance; to ponder, estimate, examine, take due account…

transitive. To consider (something) carefully; to decide (something) or conclude (that something should be done); = deliber, v.

transitive. To weigh in the mind; to deliberate upon, consider, ponder. Obsolete.

To take into practical consideration or regard; to show consideration or regard for; to regard, make allowance for.

transitive. With interrogative clause as object: to ponder, reflect.

intransitive. To think over, consider, examine.

transitive. To think over, ponder, consider; (also) to think of, conceive, have in mind. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

transitive. To discuss or consider (with oneself or in one's own mind), deliberate upon.

figurative. transitive. To think over (a matter); to consider and reconsider; to turn over in the mind. Also (esp. in later use) with about, over…

transitive. To turn over in the mind; to ponder. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To turn the attention to, take note of (a thing); to observe, note, or heed; to consider, think of, refer to. Also with †that-clause. Cf…

transitive. To consider (something) carefully. Frequently with interrogative clause as object.

transitive. To consider (a question or matter) in one's mind. In quots. with clause as object. Obsolete.

transitive. To ponder over, reflect upon; to contemplate, meditate on (a thing). Obsolete.

transitive. To consider, think over, ponder or meditate on (something). Now rare.

transitive. To reflect or meditate on (something); to observe; to contemplate. Also occasionally intransitive.

transitive. To consider, reflect on; to assess mentally. Obsolete.

transitive. To give continued thought to; to apply the mind steadily to, with the view of coming to a decision. Cf. overthink, v.1 1.

transitive. To ponder, consider; to examine, investigate. Also with clause as object.

transitive. To turn (a question, problem, etc.) over in the mind.

transitive. To weigh (a matter, words, etc.) mentally, esp. before making a decision or reaching a conclusion; to think over, consider, or…

To take into the mouth and eat; figurative to consider, ‘inwardly digest’. Also, to consume, waste away (obsolete).

To turn over in the mind; to revolve. rare.

transitive. To weigh (a matter, subject, etc.) in the mind; to ponder, consider, contemplate. Also occasionally intransitive. Now rare.

transitive. To consider or think that (also †how). In later use chiefly in passive: to be widely held or believed that.

To weigh mentally; to balance opposite considerations in one's mind; to consider or ponder carefully. Also absol. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. To weigh in the mind; to consider, ponder; to estimate or value. Cf. peise, v. 2. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

figurative and in figurative contexts. transitive. To go over (evidence, a question, etc.), esp. thoroughly or in detail; to survey, review, or…

To consider, meditate (that, etc.).

To settle and arrange methodically in the mind; to consider, think or ponder over.

To consider, reflect. Obsolete.

transitive. To turn over in the mind.

transitive. To turn over in the mind. rare.

To turn over in the mind; to consider.

To consider, ponder, meditate, ‘go through’.

transitive. To consider or reflect on; to debate or weigh with or within oneself. Frequently with clause as object. Obsolete.

transitive. To weigh in the balances; also figurative to weigh mentally, consider, estimate.

To revolve in one's mind, debate with oneself, consider, ponder, deliberate. Obsolete or dialect. transitive. Obsolete or dialect.

To weigh mentally; to consider, determine accurately. Often, to expend with oneself. Obsolete.

transitive. To revolve, turn over repeatedly in the mind; to meditate deeply upon.

To digest in the mind, ruminate on, revolve, think over. Obsolete.

transitive. To think deeply or carefully about (a person or thing); to meditate or reflect on; to ponder.

Esp. of an individual. transitive. To consider (something) carefully, esp. in order to reach a decision; to think (something) over.

transitive and intransitive. To revolve (in various senses).

figurative. To ruminate upon, brood over.

transitive. To agitate or revolve (a matter) in the mind, go through and examine (something) mentally, consider and reconsider (something). Cf…

intransitive. Of an animal: to chew the cud. Also transitive: to chew as cud; figurative to ruminate or meditate upon.

transitive with object or object-clause. Hence passing into: To devise, plan.

transitive (with simple object or object clause) To regard, consider, give thought to.

figurative and transferred in many applications. in reference to counsels, opinions, statements, etc.: To consider or examine deliberately (as a…

transitive. To muse over or reflect upon; to consider, study, ponder.

transitive. To turn over in the mind, think over, consider. Obsolete.

transitive. To observe or view mentally; to consider, examine, or reflect upon with close attention; to contemplate; to theorize upon.

transitive. To contemplate, survey. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To examine critically, to scrutinize; to turn over in one's mind, to reflect on; also (with indirect question as object), to debate…

To revolve or turn over (something) in the mind. Obsolete.

transitive. To contemplate, ponder.

transitive. To be busy with (mentally), consider on all sides, revolve in the mind (as a plan to be executed); to contrive busily. Now rare.

figurative. To consider, contemplate, scan intently. Also with over.

transitive. With with. To survey mentally with emotion, interest, etc.; to consider in a specified way.

transitive. To exercise thought and deliberation upon (an action, composition, etc.). Frequently in passive. Cf. studied, adj. 1a. Obsolete.

transitive. To have in view, contemplate. Obsolete.

transitive. To look into, esp. with the mind; to examine narrowly or thoroughly. Now rare.

figurative. transitive. To turn over in one's mind; to revolve, ponder, contemplate. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To weigh (a matter); to estimate the two aspects or sides of anything; to ponder.

to figure onor upon (figurative): to think over, consider; to count on, anticipate, expect. U.S.

transitive. With direct speech as object: to say or utter thoughtfully or meditatively (usually to oneself).

transitive. U.S. To consider, ponder upon.

to mull over: to turn over (an idea, etc.) in one's mind; reflect upon, think over, ponder.

figurative. To run over in the mind, with the eye, etc.

transitive. To turn (an idea, problem, etc.) over in one's mind. Cf. to mull over at mull, v.4 1c.