transitive. To observe (a custom, a traditional practice or rule of conduct, etc.); to pursue or follow as a custom or accepted practice. Formerly…

transitive. To practise habitually (a good, bad, etc., action); to (continue to) observe (a rule, custom). Obsolete.

transitive. To follow, practise, or keep to (a mode of existence or conduct, a habit); to maintain or uphold (a quality, state, or condition, now…

transitive. To make (something) usual, habitual, or familiar; to practise habitually; = accustom, v. 2a. Frequently in passive. Obsolete.

transitive. To put into action or operation (an idea, a process, a procedure, etc.); to perform as a normal procedure.

transitive. To carry out or perform (a particular activity, method, or custom) habitually or regularly.

To use habitually or repeatedly; to practise.

in wone: as a matter of custom, customarily. to have in wone: to be accustomed to do something; to practise habitually; so to be in wone, to have wone…

transitive. To use habitually. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To follow (a way, course, or manner of living) habitually; to practise. Obsolete.

to make a practice of: to do or carry out habitually or customarily; = to make it one's (also a) practice at phrases 3b.