intransitive. = communicate, v. 8.

intransitive. Without with in same sense. Also of two or more individuals: †to have dealings, interact (obsolete); to take part in an exchange of…

To hold communication or intercourse (with). Often of secret intercourse. Obsolete except as in 5.

By extension: To convey information in some other way, as by writing, with the fingers, eyes, etc.

To unite (a person) with others (by ties of intimacy, common aims, or family relationship). Chiefly passive and reflexive.

Originally Theatre. intransitive. Of something performed or written: to be conveyed so as to be understood or appreciated by an audience. Also…

intransitive. To make liaison with or between.

intransitive. Originally U.S. To engage in social or professional ‘networking’ (see networking, n. 4).