transitive. To receive as a guest, lodge, entertain.

To provide with sleeping quarters or temporary habitation; to receive into one's house for the night; †to entertain, show hospitality to…

To entertain kindly (a guest). Obsolete.

transitive. To make a guest of; to receive as a guest; to entertain, lodge; to put up (a horse). Also figurative.

to make (also give, do) (a person) (good) cheer and variants: to give a kindly welcome to; to receive and entertain. Now archaic and rare.

transitive. To shelter, lodge: = harbour, v. 1.

transitive. To receive (a guest); to welcome and entertain. Obsolete.

To receive hospitably. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To receive hospitably, welcome. Usually in passive.

transitive. To receive (any one) into one's house and entertain as a guest. Also, to receive into one's town, country, etc.; to be the host at (a…

transitive. To receive as a guest in one's home, esp. for a meal or social gathering; to host; (also more generally) to show hospitality to; to…

To furnish, provide (entertainment). Obsolete.

absol. To show hospitality.

transitive. To receive (a person) as a guest; to entertain; to harbour. Obsolete.

To entertain, esp. with food and drink; to show hospitality to; to regale, feast, esp. at one's own expense, by way of kindness or compliment, or…

figurative. transitive. slang. To give free food, drink, and entertainment to; = treat, v. 9a. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. colloquial. To buy (food or drink) by way of compliment or hospitality (usually with a person as indirect object). Also: to treat (a…

Expressing the presence of a personal object in relation to the subject. transitive. To look after (someone) in one's home; to accommodate as a…

transitive. To lodge or entertain with hospitality.