intransitive. To be equal or comparable to (or toward, with). Obsolete.

intransitive. To be equal to, to rank with. Now Scottish and rare.

intransitive (for reflexive). To be equal.

intransitive. To be of equal rank (Old French s'aparager).

intransitive. To be comparable or equal to. Obsolete.

Odd or uneven things; inequalities. Originally and chiefly in to make odds even and variants: to equalize or level inequalities, to adjust or…

intransitive. With with. Of one thing: to be equal to another; to be the match or fitting counterpart of. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be coupled; to join, combine, unite; to be parallel or equal, to agree. spec. Of a town or city: to become twinned with (another).

intransitive. To be on an equality with; to match with; also with up.

intransitive. To become equal.