transitive. To create, form, shape.

transitive. To create; in later use, to form, fashion (said of God or Nature).

transitive. poetic. To mete out, allot, or apportion; to ordain (something). Obsolete.

transitive. To make, fashion, frame, or construct (any material thing); = fabricate, v. 1. Obsolete except as coincident with transferred use of 2. to…

figurative. (a) To blend, incorporate, weld together, or reduce to a common mass, as if by kneading. (b) To manipulate, mould, shape, form, as by…

transitive. With an immaterial object. To devise, invent, fabricate (a rule, story, theory, etc.); to contrive (a plot, etc.); to put together…

To form, frame, make. rare.

transitive. Of an organ of the body: to produce or form from other substances. Cf. elaborate, v. 2. Obsolete.

To make proper, to fashion suitably. (So French approprier.) Obsolete.

to shape out: to form, produce by giving shape to material.

To produce or develop by the application of labour; to fashion (a product of art or industry) from the raw material; to work out in detail, give…

To bring into being or existence. transitive. To compose or create (a work of art, literature, etc.); to bring (a creative endeavour) to fruition.

To form or alter (a character, a person, etc.). transitive. To create, produce, or shape (a character, statement, or other immaterial thing), esp. o…

transitive. To construct, fashion, frame, make (a material or immaterial object). Also, to fabric up = fabricate, v. 1 1c.

figurative (from 2.) To form, fashion, or convert into (as metal is made into coin).

figurative. To construct, frame, effect, do, form, cause, bring about, bring into existence or operation (any action, condition, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To produce or develop by labour. Cf. elaborate, v. 1.

To constitute or frame with conditions of being.