transitive. To appease, pacify; to satisfy, content, gratify; to be acceptable to. Obsolete.

To satisfy, content, please. archaic.

transitive. To be agreeable to; to gratify, satisfy, delight.

To satisfy.

Of food or drink. transitive. To please, to satisfy. Obsolete.

transitive. To satisfy; to fulfil, perform, or do.

transitive. To meet or fulfil the desire, wish, or expectation of; to be accepted by (a person, his or her judgement, etc.) as all that can be…

passive. To be satisfied or content. archaic.

transitive. To satisfy (a person, a desire, etc.).

transitive. To please, gratify, or propitiate (a person); to content, satisfy.

transitive. ‘To satisfy so as to stop complaint’ (Johnson); to be enough for; to give contentment or satisfaction to.

To satisfy.

To fulfil the desires of, satisfy.

transitive. To satisfy, give satisfaction to.

transitive. = satisfy, v. (in various senses). Obsolete (English regional (northern) in later use).

To give pleasure or satisfaction to; to please, satisfy, oblige; to do a favour to.

To make (persons) pleased; to reconcile, conciliate (several persons, or one with another); also, to arrange or settle (a matter). Obsolete.

transitive. To fill or lavishly provide with.

transitive. To win the favour of; to please, propitiate.

To equip, prepare, make provision for, allow; (hence) to assist, provide comfort or convenience to. transitive. To satisfy (a wish or desire); to be…

transitive. To please, satisfy.