To include, comprise, comprehend, contain.

figurative. To include, comprise.

To have as part (or the whole) of its contents or substance; to comprise, include.

transferred and figurative.

= contain, v. Obsolete.

To take in, contain, hold, comprehend.

figurative. To include, contain within itself. archaic.

transitive. To incorporate.

transitive. To contain, comprise, include. Obsolete.

transitive. To contain as part of a group, category, etc.; to have as any of a number of sections, members, constituent elements, etc. Sometimes…

In certain strained figurative uses, apparently derived from 3. To include altogether. Obsolete. rare (suggested by the rhyme).

transitive. To embrace. literal and figurative. Obsolete.

To include, comprehend, comprise, sum up.

transitive. To include or contain implicitly; to imply; to signify. Cf. imply, v. 2 3. Obsolete.

transitive. To include, comprise, embrace. Also: to take into account or consideration.

transitive. Of a body, object, material, etc.: to hold or keep something (as liquid, magnetism, etc.) within itself; to contain.

? To take up into itself. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To take in, comprise.

figurative. To cause to enter; to involve, enclose, include; to merge, to sink. Obsolete.

Of things immaterial. To take in or include; as opposed to leaving out.

transitive. To include; to contain, imply. Of a thing: To include within its folds or ramifications; to contain, comprise, comprehend. Now chiefly M…

To embrace. Obsolete. rare.

Of things: To include, contain, comprise. So of persons: To include or comprise in.

To take in or include as a part or parts of itself (esp. of literary material); to absorb.

transitive. Of a complex unity: To include, comprise (such or such elements).

To include, comprise, extend over.