intransitive. To become narrower, to decrease in width, breadth, or scope; to diminish, lessen, contract. Also with down.

To decrease in size or extent; to dwindle. Now rare. †Also with pleonastic complement, to wane less, too little.

intransitive. To become thin or small; to diminish, grow less. Also with down, off.

To become or grow less in number, quantity, or volume; to fall or subside. Obsolete.

To become less, to diminish, to shrink. Of the sun or moon: To wane, lose brightness. Obsolete.

To grow small or weak; to decline, decay, fail, or faint; to shrink. literal and figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To become less in size, quantity, amount, scope, severity, etc.; to decrease.

intransitive. poetic in later use. To become less in quantity, number, size, power, etc.; = diminish, v. 8a. Now rare.

To fall off or decrease (in number, volume, amount, intensity, etc.); to dwindle away. Obsolete.

intransitive. To become less or smaller; to decrease; = diminish, v. 8a.

To become less or smaller; to lessen, decrease.

to grow down. (a) To extend downwards. (b) To become less in height or in size; also to grow downwards. †(c) Of the sea: To subside.

(un-, prefix2 affix 1.)

To be diminished. Const. of. Obsolete.

To shrink in size. dialect (? obsolete) and technical.

intransitive. To diminish in size, width, etc.; to taper. Now rare.

intransitive. To become or remain (relatively) undersized or underdeveloped; esp. (of a plant) to become dwarf; (of vegetation) to gradually…

To reduce to minuteness, to diminish. rare.

transitive. gen. To reduce the size or scale of (something).