Frequently with non-referential it as subject. Also occasionally impersonal. intransitive without complement. To please; to be pleasing, agreeable…

intransitive. To be pleasing.

(Frequently as a figurative use of sense 2.) intransitive. With well, ill, etc. To have a specified effect; to appear in a certain way. Now rare.

intransitive. To be satisfactory or pleasing to (also till) a person. Obsolete.

(Frequently as a figurative use of sense 2.) intransitive. Chiefly with to, unto, with, etc. To be pleasing or agreeable (to the person or thing…

intransitive. figurative. To be agreeable or pleasant; to find acceptance or favour with a person. Obsolete.

Of physical features, things, etc.: To have or present an agreeable or pleasing aspect.