transitive. To call or refer to by a specified name or description; to designate, define, or categorize… With noun, adjective, or participle as…

transitive. With complement. To address or refer to (a person or thing) by a particular name or designation; to describe or characterize (a person…

with double object. To celebrate as, style, call, name. poetic. Obsolete.

transitive. To call (a thing) by a certain name.

To attribute a certain quality or qualities to. transitive. To describe or designate in a particular way; to characterize as something; to name…

transitive. To point out by name or by descriptive phrase; (Law) to specify (a person) by title, profession, trade, etc.; to designate, name…

To render by a specified term. With complement, or const. for. Obsolete.

transitive. To give a name or style to; to call by a name or style. Const. with complement; †also with for, with.

transitive. To speak of or mention; to describe; to name or call. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

To designate as something; to call. rare.

To name, style, nickname; to speak of or set down as: now usually in pleasantry or ridicule.

transitive (with object as complement.) To call by the style or name of; to style, denominate, entitle.

transitive. To describe (a person or thing) by a name, designation, or descriptive phrase; to designate, call. Usually with direct object and…

transitive. To style, denominate.

To term or call; to describe as. rare.

transitive. loosely. To name, style, call.

To decide or declare to be; to term. Obsolete.

= clepe, v., call.

transitive (chiefly in passive). Now often in formal or official contexts. To point out, indicate (a person or thing) by or with a name or…

To designate as something. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To call by a particular name; to entitle or designate. Also: to confer a name upon. Cf. name, v. 1a. Obsolete.

transitive. To denominate.

To identify, name, or ‘dub’; to label or record. Also, to watch, ‘keep tabs on’ (formerly also with up). colloquial (chiefly U.S.).