Used in the translation of Latin expressions. In plural. Produce. Obsolete.

The result of this action: Increase, produce.

Anything accruing, produced, or resulting from an action or effort, the operation of a cause, etc. Material produce, outgrowth, increase; plural…

(Chiefly figurative from 7). The product, result, or ‘fruit’ of any action; a literary production (quot. 1589); that which is obtained or gained…

concrete. That which grows or has grown; produce, product; said both of material and immaterial things.

Produce: cf. increase, n. 7. Obsolete. rare.

Progeny, offspring, young. figurative. Of things inanimate.

The yield of some productive thing considered in relation to the original amount or expenditure. Chiefly in agricultural contexts. Cf. sense 2c.

The amount produced, yielded, or derived; the proceeds; the return, yield.

concrete. That which constitutes an increase; produce. Cf. sense 1b. Obsolete.

The quantity produced or yielded; output, product; (Economics) a quantity or result attained (as distinct from an estimate).

Shooting. = Game-bag; hence, the contents of a game-bag, the quantity of fish or game however large (embracing e.g. elephants and buffaloes) killed…

The yield or proceeds of something. Cf. produce, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.