transitive. To hold out or offer (a thing) to a person; to give; to pass. Chiefly with to, unto, or recipient as indirect object. Also figurative.

To overcome, conquer; to win, gain, obtain.

To reach, arrive at, gain, accomplish, by continued effort (an end or purpose, a position, state, or personal quality).

Const. of: To succeed in getting, obtaining, or accomplishing. Obsolete.

To overtake or attain to (something aimed at); to compass, accomplish. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring to a successful issue, accomplish; = achieve, v. 2a.

transitive. To succeed in accomplishing; to effect, achieve. Now regional exc. colloquial in to make it out: to make shift, get along. See also…

transitive. To follow with success, overtake, attain, gain.

To attain to or achieve (an end or object aimed at); to accomplish.

transitive. To succeed in gaining; to acquire or attain (a desired objective, result, etc.), esp. through effort, skill, or courage; to gain…

transitive. To mount up to, soar to, reach, attain. Also figurative. Obsolete.

transitive. To attain, reach. Obsolete.

transitive. To achieve, attain (a purpose). Obsolete. rare.

To have a great, small, etc., influence or effect. Frequently with with: to have a great, small, etc., effect or influence on a specified person or…

To come to a position or state; to reach a goal or desired end through continuous effort; to achieve… transitive. poetic. Cf. sense 3b. Obsolete.

transitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). To do or perform (something) impressively or conclusively. Also: spec. to do extremely well at (an…

To strike; to put out; to beat; to accomplish successfully. transitive. Originally Sport. To execute or accomplish (something difficult) perfectly…