Knowledge, acquaintance with something; knowledge communicated, information. Obsolete.

Instruction, information; also (legal) declaration.

What is learnt or taught. information or direction.

Knowledge communicated concerning some particular fact, subject, or event; that of which one is apprised or told; intelligence, news.

Information about something; intelligence; notice, intimation. Chiefly in to give (or send) knowledge. Obsolete.

Information, cognizance; modern dialect a sign, token (cf. witter, n.1 1), a hint.

Knowledge obtained or (esp.) communicated; information, intelligence, tidings, news; notice, warning. (Cf. wit, v.1 3.) Chiefly in to getor have w…

Information conveyed or imparted. Intelligence, news. Also (now less commonly) as count noun: a report; a dispatch.

Knowledge by hearing or being informed; esp. in to come to one's hearing.

Intelligence, information. Obsolete.

Knowledge concerning events communicated by or obtained from another; information, news; spec. information of military value.

That which is acquired by exercising the intellect; understanding, information. Obsolete.

Knowledge communicated, ‘intelligence’, information, esp. in to get wit of. Scottish and northern.

A piece of information about a particular fact, occurrence, etc.; an account, a report. Also as a mass noun: information, news. Obsolete except as…

Information, news; grounds for believing something.

A piece of information allegedly or conceivably true; something presented as a fact (in sense A. 8a) but which is disputed or unproven; (more…

A piece of intelligence or news; a report, a dispatch; (also) a piece of advice, an instruction. Cf. adviso, n. 1 adviso, n. 2. Obsolete.

factual details, precise pieces of information.

regional. Information or news about someone or something; tidings. Only with hear. Cf. earlier hear tell at hear, v. 3b.

The broad meaning of something; an expressed or implied central theme or significant point, esp. one with political, social, or moral importance…

A piece of information. Also occasionally as a mass noun: information.

Information, news, report, rumour.

Information, esp. on a particular subject or of a kind not widely disseminated or easily obtained; (a statement of) facts or essential details…

The fundamental facts or relevant information about something, (originally) esp. when secret or confidential. Frequently in to give (also get,etc.) t…

Information. Cf. info-, comb._form.

Up-to-date or inside information; the facts, the relevant information.

Australian and New Zealand slang. Information, news, the true facts. Frequently in good oil, dinkum oil n. at dinkum, n. adj.adv. compounds.

figurative. The essential point or crux of a matter; the state of affairs, the (present) situation; how matters stand; the full facts (about, on…

Information; facts. Also attributive. Hence as v. intransitive (see quot. 1943); also transitive, to inform (const. up).

Information, intelligence, esp. of military or political value; (also with capital initial) = intelligence department n. at intelligence, n.…

A story; a rumour; information.