transitive. To reflect (light). Obsolete.

transitive. To reflect (a ray of light, heat, etc.); = reflect, v. 5a 5c. Also intransitive: to be reflected (rare). Obsolete.

transitive. Of an object or surface, esp. one that is bright or polished: to stop the passage of and send back (a sunbeam, ray of light)…

transitive. To send back the waves of (sound or light); to echo or reflect back.

transitive. To reflect (light, sunbeams). Obsolete.

transitive. To reflect (heat or light); to return (a sound) as an echo; to cause (steam) to turn back to water. Obsolete.

transitive. To reflect, return. Now rare.

transitive. To reflect (light, heat, or other radiation), esp. repeatedly. Now chiefly technical.

transitive. spec. To reflect or send back (light, sound, etc.).

To send back as a flash from a mirror; to reflect. More fully to flash back.

transitive. (See simple senses and back, adv.) To restore; to surrender again; to reciprocate; to reflect, to echo, etc.

transitive (causatively).