With verbs. (See also 12–14.) to make an end: to conclude, finish (absol.); also const. of, with.

transitive. To fill up, fill completely. Also: to fulfil.

transitive. To carry through to the end; to finish, complete. Also (in Middle English), to perform (religious duties). Obsolete.

transitive. To fulfil, complete. Obsolete.

transitive. To complete, fulfil, accomplish.

transitive. To complete; to work (something) fully, or in all parts or details. Chiefly in passive, in the form full-wrought (cf. later full-wrought…

transitive. To bring to an end, to a conclusion, or to fruition; to complete, accomplish; to fulfil.

transitive. To bring to completion; to accomplish, perfect; to fulfil.

transitive to complete, to carry out fully.

To make perfect, accomplish, complete, finish (a work, period of time, ‘one's days’). Also with infinitive as object. Obsolete.

transitive. To finish, complete, bring to an end (a period of time, piece of work, etc.).

transitive. To accomplish, complete.

To consummate, complete.

transitive to complete, perfect.

transitive. To complete (an action, process, task, etc.); to carry out or through to completion; to finish. Also occasionally with out. Obsolete.

To bring to completion; to make or perform completely; to complete. Also with off, †up. †to finish to (do): to succeed completely in (doing).

transitive. To bring to an end; to complete, finish. Formerly also: †to complete or make up (an amount).

transitive. To bring to an end or issue; to finish, accomplish, perform, achieve.

To finish up; to complete. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To finish, bring to completion; = perform, v. 7a.

transitive. To finish, complete, or perfect (something). Sometimes with up. Obsolete.

transitive. To fulfil, carry out; to accomplish, complete.

transitive. To perform fully; to carry out, accomplish. Now rare.

transitive. To carry out, accomplish; to complete.

transitive. To accomplish, complete; to consummate.

transitive. To make complete.

transitive. = perimplish, v.

transitive. To complete or finish successfully; to carry through, accomplish. In early use also: †to bring to fulfilment or full development (obsolete…

transitive. To finish off thoroughly, complete; (in extended use) to kill.

transitive. To bring to an end, finish (an action, performance, work, a distance, period of time, etc.).

transitive. To bring to completion; to finish, carry out, accomplish.

In perfect tenses (with have). transitive. With verbal noun or gerund as object. To accomplish, complete, finish, bring to a conclusion. Now regional.

Chiefly Sport. transitive. To finish or complete (a course, race, etc.). Frequently in figurative contexts.

transitive. To bring to perfection; to make perfect or complete; to perfect; to make (a person) perfect in (a study, etc.).

To get across, to cross; to get through, accomplish. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To work out to a conclusion; to complete; to develop, manifest, or set out in detail. rare.

To cause to come round or make a complete revolution; to complete. Obsolete.

transitive. To build up; to complete, finish.

transitive. To finish; to complete; to bring to an end, wind up. Obsolete.

transitive. To consummate (a marriage); to carry out, bring to fulfilment or completion. Now rare.

transitive. To carry to an end; to complete.

transitive. To finish, complete (a task, a work of art, etc.).