transitive. To stretch (e.g. a body on the rack); to stretch out (one's limbs); to extend, stretch forth (a spear); reflexive to lie down flat. Obs…

transitive. To cause to project; to put forth, stretch forth; to thrust forward. Also figurative. Now rare.

With reference to stationary position: To throw out as a projection or protuberance; reflexive to stand out, protuberate in a particular…

transitive. To cause (a swelling or small elevation) to appear on the surface; esp. to cause (a blister, a lump, etc.) to rise or form on the skin.

See simple senses and out, adv. int.prep.; to lay out, spread out; to cause to project or extend; to display (a flag); etc.

transitive. To place (a thing) so that it protrudes or juts out; to cause to jut out, stand out, or protrude. Now rare.

transitive. To push or thrust out (an organ, part, etc.) into a projecting position; to cause to project or stick out.

transitive. To bring to light; to cause to become apparent; to put forth, produce. Obsolete.

transitive. To make (something) like a penthouse; to cause to project.

transitive. To stretch forth, extend; to hold out.

transitive. To cause to project, stretch out, extend. Now rare.

transitive. To hold out; to present or proffer in opposition to; to oppose.

transitive. To extend at length; to take out and expose to view, to the air, etc.; to spread out in order; to lay so as to project outwards.

transitive. To cause (something) to bulge or swell; to puff up, plump up. Also with up or out.

transitive. To thrust or push (a person or thing) out or outwards.

transitive. To cause to project. Cf. rank, adj. 10. rare.