In perfect tenses (with have). intransitive. To make an end, to conclude. have done!: make an end. Obsolete.

absol. To make an end of an action, e.g. speech or writing; to end, finish, close (with or by).

(absol. from 5). To conclude or settle a business; to get through, have done (with). Obsolete.

intransitive. To come to a conclusion, conclude. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To conclude, wind up.

figurative. absol. or intransitive. To bring the proceeding to a close; to come to a close; to conclude with something.

to wind (up) one's pirn: to make an end of something, to finish up. Obsolete.

absol. or intransitive. To finish up or off, wind up, conclude (with something). colloquial.

intransitive. To come to an end, reach the end; to cease, leave off. Also with off, up. Also, to end in (something), to end by (doing something).

transitive. To complete, bring to an end, put in final form; to approve the final form of. Also occasionally intransitive, to bring something to…

Sport. A flag used chiefly to indicate the start or finish of a race; also, a device on a chess-clock which falls when the time-limit is reached. So t…