transitive. To set down (words) in written form so that they can be read or referred to; to commit (a form of words or piece or text, a scribal…

To put into words, compose (a poem, tale, speech, etc.); to give a literary or rhetorical form to (words, an address); to express or describe in a…

transitive. To write of or about; to set forth or describe in writing. Now rare.

transitive. To follow the course of with the eyes (cf. follow, v. 5), or (less commonly) in the imagination, etc.; to trace. Also with the eyes as…

transitive. To put down in writing; to treat of. Obsolete.

transitive. To run through; to traverse.

transitive. To write or set down on paper; to write about, describe in writing. In later use chiefly Scottish: to publish a notice for or about. Now…

To relate or express in literary form. With adverb: To express or phrase in a specified style. Obsolete.

To express in or put into words; to compose, draw up; to specify the wording of. transitive. Without qualification.

absol. or intransitive for reflexive in various senses. To perform one's office, practise, upon. Also, To treat upon a subject. Obsolete.

To scribble about; to scribble on. Also figurative.

transitive. To scribble a description of.

transitive. To write about. In past participle.