To leave undone, omit to do; to leave out, omit (in reading, recitation, etc.). Also with negative complement, to leave undone, etc. See also let…

transitive. To pass over or by; to omit, leave out, skip.

To leave out, omit; to let alone, abandon.

To allow to remain over; to leave out of count or process: to pass over, let go, omit.

transitive. To pass over, leave unnoticed or unmentioned, ignore; to omit; to overlook. Now rare.

transitive. To cut so as to take out; to excise, extract, or extirpate by cutting (something material). Frequently figurative in recent…

transitive. To pass over (writing, an episode in a story, etc.) rapidly or inattentively; to skip over; to omit. Also intransitive.

transitive. To omit.

transitive. To leave out (either intentionally or forgetfully); to pass over, exclude.

transitive. Not to insert or include, to omit. Also intransitive with object understood.

transitive. To leave out, omit.

transitive. To leave out, omit; to discard. Obsolete.

To pass over without mentioning, dealing with, taking into account, etc.; to omit.

transitive. To leave out, omit.

transitive. To omit, leave out.

To omit, leave out, pass over, let slip. Obsolete.

transitive (with infinitive as object). Perhaps: to omit; to neglect (to do something).

To refrain from dealing with in statement or narrative; to omit, leave out. Obsolete.

transitive. Architecture. To leave (a particular feature) out of a design or a building, typically in contrast to what is traditional or what might…