absol. To bear produce; to be productive or fertile. †Hence, to turn out (in a certain way).

intransitive. To bear fruit.

intransitive. Of a plant: to produce or disperse seed; to run to seed. Hence also: to reproduce by means of seed; to germinate and grow from a seed.

intransitive. To produce new buds or shoots; to germinate (germinate, v. 2). Chiefly in figurative contexts and figurative.

intransitive. ? To bud, to sprout.

intransitive. To bear fruit; to fructify.

intransitive. To produce seed. rare.

intransitive. To be vibrantly full, throng, swarm with; to be abundantly fertile or productive; to be abundant, to throng.

dialect. To produce or yield (well).

To take up out of the ground (Scottish in general sense); Horticulture to dig up (potatoes, bulbs, etc.). Also occasionally intransitive, in to lif…