intransitive. To fail; to be wanting or lacking.

intransitive. To be wanting or missing; to be deficient in quantity or degree. In early use const. with dative or to. Obsolete. (But to be lacking…

intransitive. To be lacking or missing; not to exist; not to be forthcoming. In early use with to or dative pronoun, specifying the person for whom…

intransitive. To be lacking or wanting. Frequently with to (in Middle English with dative of person). Cf. missing, adj. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be absent or wanting. Now only of something necessary or desirable (coinciding with sense 5); often in present participle with noun…

intransitive. To be wanting or absent. Const. dative.

intransitive. To be lacking or missing. Obsolete.

intransitive. Used in various senses of fail, v. (the prefix adding little to the force of the word). To be or become absent or wanting (to a…

intransitive. To lack, to be wanting or deficient; to fail.