A portion, extent, or space of time; an age, a season, a time, a while: = time, n. 1–5. Obsolete (or ? dialect)

A portion of time, considered with respect to its duration; = time, n. 1 2, rarely 4 or 6. Now almost exclusively in certain connections (see…

A space of time, time; a certain time.

A fixed time; a period of time; a turn, vicissitude. Obsolete. Cf. steven, n.2

A period of time, a while; (later esp.) a very short one; an instant, a moment. Cf. thrall, n.2

A finite extent or stretch of continued existence, as the interval separating two successive events or actions, or the period during which an…

A period of time.

A separate or detached part, segment, or fragment (of a concrete object); any of the distinct portions of which something is composed. Also in…

A portion of time having definite limits; esp. a set or appointed period of office, imprisonment, investment, etc.; the length of time for which…

A period of time; a fixed or appointed date. Obsolete.

Preceded by a demonstrative determiner, indefinite article, or other qualifying word, forming adverbial phrases: e.g. that whiles, at or during that…

Quantity or extent of time. The period or amount of time already specified, indicated, or otherwise determined. See also space of time n. at…

A portion of time or space. A period of time; a while. Obsolete. rare.

A period or interval of time; a spell. Chiefly with indefinite article. (When used without adjective… With of.

A term (in various senses).

A period of time; the termination or completion of such a period; esp. the end of life; death.

Used with various preceding prepositions to form compound conjunctions (with or without following that), as to (also into, till,etc.) time (that)…

Duration or lapse of time, course of time (obsolete); period, length of time (obsolete or archaic). in continuance: in course of time.

A space of time, a while.

= space, n.1

a period of time.

A space or extent of time, a period. (In later use regarded as transferred from sense 3.)

In various rare or occasional uses. A space of time. Obsolete.

gen. A continuous stretch of time. Now rare.

The middle, temporally or spatially; the midst. Chiefly in in the amidst of. rare.

Extent in time or space. An extent in duration; a (more or less long) period of time.

A period or space of time of indefinite length; usually with adjectives denoting duration, as long, short, etc.

An extent of land; also, a space of time, a period; also, †a sequence or succession of actions or events (obsolete); cf. tract, n.3 1c 2 3.

In extended use: a very long period of time.

(a) a short period in the continuum of time; (b) Computing each of the short intervals of time during which a computer or its central processor…