intransitive. To combine privily for an evil or unlawful purpose; to agree together to do something criminal, illegal, or reprehensible (esp. to…

intransitive. Of a thing: to be consistent, compatible, or in accordance with (also to) something else.

intransitive. To be in agreement or accord with; to be consistent with. Cf. to stand to —— 11 at phrasal verbs 2. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

intransitive. To be consonant or in harmony with, to agree with (a quality); to befit (a person). Now chiefly in negative contexts. Cf. main sense 22.

transitive. To answer to, agree with, suit. Obsolete.

intransitive. To answer to something. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. To adjust or adapt, to cause to correspond to, or harmonize with, something.

intransitive. To conform; to agree or be in harmony with. Cf. quadrate, v. 2.

intr. to comport with: to agree with, accord with; to suit, befit.

transitive. To agree with, answer or correspond to, match. Obsolete.

intransitive. To go well or accord with. Obsolete.

intransitive. To extend or lie in the same line or plane, to align with; (Typography) to lie flush, be in alignment.

intransitive. To tally or agree with. Obsolete.

To accord, agree, harmonize. with.

intransitive. To concur or agree with; to be in accordance with. Formerly also: †to accept, go along with (an account of events) (obsolete).

To keep in countenance (by acting in the same way); to be in keeping with. Obsolete.

intransitive. To fall in suitably or exactly; to coincide; to square with, agree with. Obsolete.

intransitive. To have ‘sympathy’ or affinity; to agree in nature or qualities (with something).

To march in line, keep pace with; in quot. figurative. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause (a theory, practice, observation, etc.) to conform, correspond, or agree (to or with something).

To be consistent in form, tenor, or character; to be congruous; to agree, harmonize (with). See consistent, adj. n.

intransitive. To be of the same measure or extent with; to agree or ‘square’ with. (rare.)

intransitive. = commensurate, v. 1.

Of a thing: To fit in (with), agree (with).

intransitive. To move in unison with; to agree, ‘jump’, chime with. rare.

transitive. To bring into harmony, agreement, or accord; to make harmonious. To form a harmonious combination with.

chime in. chime in with: †(a) To come into agreement or harmony with; (b) To be in complete accord with. (= chime with (8b), but expressing…

intransitive. To agree or correspond with; (more rarely) to be equivalent to.

intransitive. To accord or be consonant (with); to be connected or associated (with).

figurative. To harmonize with.

intransitive. To associate or unite oneself or one's interests with (or to). Also transitive, to associate (one thing) with another. Originally U.S.…