spec. To grant the possession and use of (money) for a fixed charge; to let out at interest.

transitive. To grant, bestow, give, allow.

transitive. To grant, bestow, or concede; to allow, permit; to give (something) to (someone).

transitive. To grant; to allow. Also with that-clause or infinitive as object. Cf. unne, v.

transitive. With immaterial object: to give, yield, render; to grant, bestow, communicate. Now rare.

transitive. To lend; to grant, give.

transitive. To grant, bestow, concede. Also absol.

To give, in various senses. To give as a favour, or as an act of grace; to grant, accord, allow, let (one) have, bestow.

To allow or concede as an indulgence; to permit or suffer (a person) to have (something); to bestow or confer as a favour, or in answer to a…

transitive. To confer or bestow (some thing, favour, or benefit) on a person. With separable verb and adjective. (Frequently in 14th cent. romances.)…

transitive. To acknowledge, guarantee, promise (something).

transitive. Of a government or appointed authority: to concede, grant, accord (a privilege, etc.).

To give, grant, or bestow in a gracious or condescending manner. With indirect object. †Also (quot. 1595), to make a grant of something.

To vouchsafe, accord, grant, concede. (Const. To beteem a person a thing, a thing to a possessor.)

figurative (a) To direct (one's hope, trust) to an object. (b) To hold out, extend (relief) to a person. Obsolete.

transitive. To give, bestow, award, esp. by deliberate decision or with full consent; to agree to, consent to, grant (a request or something…