transitive. To work; to make; to do.

transitive. To do or perform (something).

To perform, execute, achieve, carry out, effect, bring to pass. transitive. With an object denoting action, frequently expressed by a general noun…

To appoint, ordain. Obsolete.

transitive. To do, perform (a task, deed, process, etc.). Frequently with cognate object. Now archaic (frequently in past tense or past participle in…

To do, perform, carry out (an action); to take part in (an activity); to hold, arrange (an event). transitive. With nouns denoting physical…

= fetch, v. 9.

transitive. To make, do, perform (an act, action, movement, etc.); to carry out.

transitive. To do, perform; to make. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To carry out or practise (an action); to perform or execute (a movement); (now) esp. to perform or practise (a trick, joke, deception…

transitive. To perform, implement, or carry on; (formerly) spec. †to perform (a play) (obsolete). Now rare or merged in sense 3.

transitive. To commit, perpetrate, do.

To make or perform (a movement); to take (a walk, run, leap, etc.). Of a river: To make (a turn, winding, etc.). Obsolete exc. archaic.

transitive. In a neutral sense: to carry out or carry on (an action); to perform. Also occasionally intransitive.

transitive. To bring about, perform, do (a thing or process). Now rare.

To perform, practise. Obsolete.