transitive. To renew, make new; to regenerate, revive, restore. Also reflexive. Obsolete.

transitive. To provide a fresh supply of (something), to replenish; to renew; to repair (something). Obsolete.

transitive. To renew (in various senses).

transitive. To make (something) new, or like new, again; to restore to the same condition as when new, young, or fresh.

transitive and intransitive. To renew.

transitive. To restore to a fresh or bright condition; to brighten or clean up; to give a fresh or new appearance to. Also figurative.

transitive. To restore (a material thing, esp. a body or body part) to good or proper condition by compensating for waste, decay, exhaustion…

transitive. To renew (something); to revive (someone or something).

transitive. To make new; to restore.

transitive. To renew or revive the effect of. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To renew (in various senses). Also intransitive.

transitive. In extended use: to recreate (something immaterial).

transitive. With up. Originally: to repair or refurbish. In later use (regional and U.S.) also: to clear or clean, to straighten or fix; (also) to…

transitive. To restore, refresh.

transitive. To restore (something) to a fresh condition; to renew; to make (something) newer, cleaner, or more attractive. Now chiefly in to fresh…

transitive. To make fresh again; to refresh.

transitive. To restore (something) to a fresh condition; to renew; to make (something) clean or tidy. Also: to make (something) appear new or…

transitive. To restore to a proper, habitable, or usable condition; to repair or renovate (esp. a machine or piece of equipment).

transitive. To restore and modernize; to renovate.