transitive. To sway or influence (a person); to induce (a person) to (do something). Obsolete.

transitive. To cause (a person, his actions, conduct, or thoughts) to be directed one way or another; to have weight or influence with (a person)…

transitive. To overawe; to prevail upon to do something. Obsolete. rare.

to have its end(s) upon: to have influence upon. Obsolete.

transitive. To exert influence upon, to affect by influence. To affect the mind or action of; to move or induce by influence; sometimes esp. to…

transitive. To weigh down, to press down or against. In early use figurative: to influence, bias. Obsolete.

Surgery. intransitive. To perform an operation. Also with on, upon.

transitive. To strike or hit (an animal, person, etc.); esp. to strike with, or as if with, a whip in order to urge on or cause to hasten. Cf…

transitive. To influence (a person) by or as if by a protocol; to use diplomatic means to persuade (someone). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To influence the outcome of (a race, match, election, etc.) by illegal or improper methods; to fix.