transitive. To be a token or sign of; to signify, represent, denote, mean, betoken.

transitive. To utter aloud (a specified word or words, or an articulate sound). Also of a writer: to be… Preceding the specified words.

figurative. transitive. To make known or indicate as if by language; to attest to, give evidence of, signify, betoken. Now rare (chiefly literary in…

transitive. Of a symbol, word, etc.: to signify; to denote. Now rare.

transitive. Of an object, event, etc.: to be a sign or symbol of, to symbolize; to represent, denote, mean.

transitive. To indicate, denote, signify. Obsolete.

transitive. To be an indication of; to make evident or manifest; to prove, show. Also with complement, and with clause as object.

transitive. To signify, indicate, or make known to somebody that something is the case. Obsolete.

transferred of things. transitive. To serve as evidence of; to constitute proof or testimony of.

transitive. To indicate, direct attention to, or show (something) with or as with the finger; to indicate or draw attention to (a fact, etc.); to…

To give evidence of, point to, indicate, show.

= indicate, v. 1.

transitive. Of an object, mark, etc.: to be a sign or symbol of; to signify or represent, indicate, denote.

To make evident (a feeling, quality, etc.); to display or reveal (a thing). Formerly also †to give show of.

To prove or evince; to afford good ground for inferring, show weighty reasons for supposing; to… that it is.

transitive. To signify, symbolize; to mean.

To indicate, denote, or betoken; to reveal, make known.

Of things: To serve as a mark, sign, or indication of; to indicate, signify; = denote, v. 3 4.

To be the outward or visible mark or sign of, to indicate (a fact, state of things, etc.).

To show evidence of. transitive. Of a person, utterance, etc.: to reveal the presence of, exhibit, or give evidence of (a feeling, quality, etc.)…

To indicate, point to. Obsolete.

To speak of, tell of, be the outward expression of; to indicate, give evidence of.

intransitive. To smell of; to be characteristic or suggestive of (a person or thing). Obsolete.

To indicate: cf. indiction, n. 6.

transitive. To denote.

To point to or towards the presence, existence, or reality of; to be a sign or symptom of, to betoken. Also with object clause, expressing a fact.

To manifest by signs, indicate the existence of, display.

transitive. To indicate, reveal, betoken; to symbolize, typify.

transitive. Chiefly Nautical. To announce or communicate (a fact, message, etc.) by a signal or signals. Now rare.

To indicate; to betoken.

To serve as an index of, to indicate. Also to index out, to point out.

transitive. To be a sign or signal of; to indicate (a fact, quality, future occurrence, etc.), esp. by implication or suggestion.