transitive. To mention or name (a series of things) one after another in order; to enumerate; to give a list of, to list. Also with double object…

transitive. To mention separately or in order (a number of things); to enumerate or list (items); to go over or through (a series or set of things)…

transitive. To set (something) down in writing; to record, chronicle; to list. Obsolete.

transitive. With up or (occasionally) over: = sense 3a. Now rare.

To write down under proper titles or headings. Obsolete.

transitive. To mention separately or in order (a number or set of things); to give a list or catalogue of; to enumerate, list. In later use…

transitive. With plural object. To relate (facts, events, etc.) in order; to enumerate, itemize.

transitive. To go through (a series) by name; to name or recount in order. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To draw (a text) up in chapters, or under heads or articles; to specify, enumerate. Now rare.

transitive. To enumerate; to examine, review; spec. (now only) to revise (a text).

transitive. To make a catalogue or list of; to enumerate in catalogue form.

transitive. To set down or reckon up item by item; to enter as an item.

transitive. To number or enumerate again. In quot. 1656: to pay (money) again. Cf. re-enumerate v. at re-, prefix affix 1b.

transitive. To set down together in a list; to make a list of; to catalogue, register.

transitive. To count, ascertain the number of; more usually, to mention (a number of things or persons) separately, as if for the purpose of…

transitive. To enumerate. Cf. recense, v.

transitive. To catalogue, n.

intransitive. To consider or describe all of, to go through; to list, enumerate. Cf. rundown, n. 3b.

In extended use. transitive. To repeat or recite (words, facts, items in a list, etc.) swiftly and without hesitation or difficulty.

transitive. To recite (items) from a list; to read off.

transitive. To set down by items or enter as an item; to specify the items of (an account, etc.).

transitive. = enumerate, v. 1.