transitive. To get through or to the end of (a journey, etc.); to master or accomplish (a task, etc.). Obsolete.

To bring to an end; to finish or dispatch.

transitive. Chiefly Scottish. To accomplish (a task, etc.), esp. when pressed for time.

transitive. To accomplish or get through (work of any kind); to clear off or away. English regional (Shropshire) in later use. Now rare.

To deal with or dispose of the whole or the remainder of (an object); to complete the consumption of (food, one's stock of anything), the reading…

transitive. To accomplish, complete, bring to completion; to discharge or acquit oneself of (a task, etc.). Now rare.

transitive. To finish working at (a task, etc.); to get through or dispose of by working. Also in extended use.

intransitive. To finish, accomplish (an action); to get through with, have done with.

to finish with: (a) To cease to deal with, have done with; (b) to complete one's work at or upon.