transitive. To appraise, estimate, or state the price or value of (someone or something). Also with at. Obsolete.

transitive. To estimate or establish the monetary value of; to fix or state the price of. Cf. appraise, v., and price, v. 1. Now English regional and…

To fix the amount of (a fine or other payment), put down at a certain amount.

transitive. To fix (a price). Now Stock Market colloquial.

To fix the price of, set a price on, value.

transitive. To fix or state the price of (an item for sale); to estimate the value of.

transitive. To fix the rate or price of (goods). Obsolete. rare.

To fix (a price or standard); also, to put up the price of. Obsolete.

Scots Law. To put a selling price upon, put up for sale at a set price, appraise.

transitive. To estimate or assess the worth, value, or (formerly) nature of; to appraise; †to price (obsolete).

To fix at a certain amount. Obsolete.

transitive. To set at a particular rate or level (as high, low, etc.). Later also more generally: to express in a particular style or manner…

U.S. (esp. New England) colloquial. To price (a thing at so much); to charge (a person so much for a thing).

to charge (a thing sold or offered for sale). To put a price on; to rate.

(transitive) to set at a price for sale.