To tell of (†by) in song or in verse.

transitive. To give an account of, recount; to tell; to describe. Obsolete.

transitive. To declare, relate, or say, by or as by reading aloud. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

transitive. To narrate, relate in order. With simple object (now rare in sense 2a(a)) or object… Of a person, report, text, legend, etc.: to give…

To communicate, announce, declare, narrate, state, tell (a fact, news, a story, etc.); to describe… transitive. With simple object. Obsolete (archaic…

To speak of, declare, narrate.

To recount, narrate, tell.

To give an account or description of; to relate, report, narrate, tell; to describe at length. transitive. With simple object.

transitive. To relate (something) in words; to narrate orally. Also in clauses with as. Obsolete.

To present a narrative or account; to recount, relate. transitive. Obsolete.

figurative. to chase forth: to pursue (a narrative).

transitive. To reproduce, imitate.

transitive. To give an account of (a fact, event, etc.); to relate, recount, tell; to describe. Also with to, †unto a person.

To tell, relate, recount. Obsolete.

transitive. To relate, report, or describe; to give an account or detailed description of.

Originally: to speak or write about a subject; to discuss; to treat of. Later: to discuss or mention… transitive. Now rare.

transitive. To recite or rehearse (something previously learned or composed); to say formally in public; to relate, recount.

transitive. To report or state (something); to communicate or relate (something) in words.

transitive. To give a description of; to declare, narrate.

transitive. With out: to relate, narrate. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To relate, narrate; to give a full or detailed account of (a fact, event, etc.); to tell to (also †unto) a person. Also with clause or…

transitive. To declare, utter; = sense 20a.

To recount, narrate, give an account of (actions, events, facts, etc.). transitive. With noun phrase as object. Frequently with to or indirect object.

To express in words, give an account of, present a statement of, esp. in order, distinctly, or in detail; to declare, expound, relate, narrate…

transitive. To tear, rend.

transitive. To recount, relate. Obsolete.

transitive. To recite; to narrate. Also intransitive.

transitive. To relate in a history or narrative; to write the history of; to record, narrate, recount.

transitive. To relate, rehearse; = recount, v.1 1. Formerly also intransitive: †to tell of (obsolete). rare before 20th cent.

transitive. To relate, rehearse (a tale, list, sequence of events, etc.); to consider; = to run through —— 1a at phrasal verbs 2.

transitive. To tell out clearly.

transitive. To relate, recount; to give an account of, tell as a narrative.