transitive. To show; to hand over, deliver; to teach.

transitive. To hand out or over; to present, give. Obsolete.

transitive. To give, v., in various senses; esp. to hand over (something, esp. food, a gift) voluntarily or in response to a demand or request; to…

To hand over, deliver, give up, yield. Const. with dative, or to, till, unto.

transitive. To reach (a thing to a person); to hand, deliver.

transitive. To transfer (a person) to a different post, office, or allegiance; to hand over (land or property) to a different owner. Also intransitive…

transitive. To hand over; to betroth.

transitive. To hand over, deliver, give up, grant, place at a person's disposal; = beteach, v. 2. Const. with dative or to, unto, etc. Obsolete.

transitive. To convey and hand over (something, esp. letters, parcels, or goods); to take (something) to (also †unto) a specified recipient or…

To deliver.

To give, in various senses. To deliver, hand over, present, offer. Also with up. Obsolete or merged in other senses.

To assign or deliver authoritatively. Obsolete.

transitive. To relinquish, give up (an office, position, right, claim, etc.); to yield (a position, right, etc.) to another person. Formerly also…

transitive. To surrender, give or hand over: = deliver, v.1 II.

transitive. To transfer, hand over, make over, assign, commit (a person or thing); usually followed by to. Formerly also: spec. to transfer (an…

To consign, deliver over. Obsolete.

transitive. Chiefly Scottish. To give up, hand over, surrender. Frequently as part of a legal formula.

transitive. To yield, concede; to give or hand over. With indirect object or to, unto. Obsolete.

transitive. = surrender, v.; in quot. 1475 used = give back, restore (cf. render, v. 16).

Law. transitive. To give up (an estate) to one who has it in reversion or remainder; spec. to give up (a copyhold estate) to the lord of the…

transitive. To hand over or deliver (a person or thing). Formerly also: †to grant (a request) (obsolete). Also in extended use. Now rare.

To devote, resign, surrender, hand over. with object a person, oneself. †Also in past participle, ‘left to oneself’, abandoned by God to one's own…

transitive. To depose, put down, lay down.

transitive. To hand over, give, transfer. Obsolete.

transitive. To hand over to another; to transfer. (literal and figurative).

To give up, surrender to. Obsolete.

transitive. To grant, deliver.

transitive (Rogues' Cant, and slang.) To give; to hand, pass; to let one have; to put on, present, or… in various connections and shades of meaning…

To make over as a possession, to deliver formally or commit, to a state, fate, etc.

transitive. To convey (something) to a person; to assign or ascribe to. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Scottish. To make a present of; to make over to another, renounce. Obsolete.

transitive. To pass on (information, a tradition, responsibility, etc.), esp. to another person or group, or to a later generation or age.

To hand down or over, transfer; to refer (a matter to any one). Obsolete.

transitive. With to. To give over, resign, consign. Obsolete.

transitive. To hand (something, especially an item required by or owned by another party) in or over; to trade (something) in exchange for something…