Behaviour, conduct; demeanour. Also: a gesture, an action. Cf. abear, n. bere, n.2 1.

Manner, bearing, behaviour; expression.

Disposition, nature; manners.

esp. as betokening the thoughts, feelings, mood, disposition, etc.: Demeanour, air, look, expression.

Bearing, demeanour, comportment; behaviour, conduct; sometimes spec. behaviour of two persons towards each other. Obsolete.

Mode of proceeding, bearing, demeanour; appearance, aspect. Obsolete.

Bearing, demeanour, behaviour.

The way in which a person moves or stands; carriage, deportment. Also: the way in which a person behaves or conducts himself or herself.

Bearing, deportment, or carriage, esp. dignified or stately bearing; demeanour or manner. Now archaic and rare.

A gesture, an action. Also: behaviour, demeanour. Cf. abearance, n.

Conduct, behaviour, demeanour. Obsolete except in demeaning of oneself, comporting oneself.

Bearing, demeanour, deportment, behaviour; posture. Obsolete.

Bearing, carriage, demeanour. Obsolete.

In plural (now only in form ha(i)vins (Brit./ˈheɪvɪnz/ U.S./ˈheɪvᵻnz/ Scottish_English/ˈhevɪnz/)) or (in early use) singular. Behaviour, manners…

Bearing, deportment, demeanour, behaviour. Obsolete.

Bearing, behaviour, demeanour.

Bearing, deportment, behaviour.

Behaviour, bearing, deportment.

Bearing, demeanour, behaviour. Obsolete.

Demeanour, behaviour.

Scottish. The manner in which a person behaves or carries him or herself; deportment, appearance, bearing; conduct. Cf. feir, n. a. Obsolete.

Behaviour, bearing; see contain, v. 15. Obsolete.

Manner of conducting oneself in the external relations of life; demeanour, deportment, bearing, manners.

Bearing, air, demeanour. Obsolete.

The action of having or bearing oneself; deportment, bearing, behaviour, manner. Also plural manners. archaic or dialect.

Manner of comporting oneself outwardly or towards others; bearing, (outward) behaviour. (The usual current sense.)

The look, bearing, manner, or †conduct of a person, as showing character, mood, etc.

Action or activity in general. Obsolete.

A person's appearance or manner; bearing, conduct.

Carriage, bearing, behaviour, manner of conducting oneself; (esp. in a favourable sense).

Carriage, bearing, demeanour (= port, n.4 1); conduct, behaviour.

Outward bearing. Obsolete. rare.

Bearing, demeanour, or conduct. Obsolete.

? Outward demeanour. Obsolete.

External manner; air; pose. rare.

plural. Obsolete. (Cf. manner, n. 5a, way, n.1 16b.)

Personal bearing, carriage, demeanour, deportment; behaviour, outward conduct, course of action. †Formerly also in plural, Proceedings, conduct.

A person's outward bearing or behaviour; deportment; demeanour. Obsolete.

A person's demeanour, bearing, or appearance; movement of the body expressing feelings. Without qualification or following construction. Obsolete.

Referring to merely external manner: Carriage, bearing, demeanour, address.

Behaviour, comportment.

Manner or mode of being. Obsolete.

Manner of carrying oneself; carriage, deportment. ?Obsolete.

Bearing, carriage, deportment. Obsolete. rare.

Bearing, deportment.

Carriage, bearing, deportment; also, costume, ‘rig’. Also transferred.

Deportment.

Gait; mien, air. Also: an instance of this.