transitive. To leave out, omit; to subtract.

To exclude from a class or category; to leave out of consideration; to specify as left out; to except. transitive. In a finite clause. Obsolete.

transitive. To fail to pay, or be exempted from (a tax).

To leave out, omit purposely, except (from a category, list, the scope of a proposition or enactment, etc.); ‘not to comprehend in any grant or…

transitive. To except or leave out of consideration; = except, v. 1.

transitive. To make an exception of, or in favour of (a thing or person); to except or exempt (a person) from something. Obsolete.

transitive. To take or leave out (of any aggregate or collective whole); ‘to leave out and specify as left out’ (Johnson); to exclude (from an…

To take away or omit (from a category or enumeration); to except. Const. from, out of; rarely with double object. Also in the past participle…

transitive. To thrust or set aside (literal and figurative); to reject, discount; to neglect, abandon. Formerly also: †to leave out, except; to…

transitive. To except, omit from consideration. Cf. abating, prep. Now rare.

To take away, remove; also, to select, except from; = exempt, v. 1 2.

To omit, leave out of count, except. Obsolete.

transitive. To take (something) away, remove. Obsolete.

transitive. To count out (money, items in a sequence, etc.); to pay out (money) in this way. In early use also: †to separate out by counting (obsolete…

transitive. Boxing slang. To bar or exclude from.

transitive. To except (in quot. 1845 present participle used absol.: cf. excepting, prep. 1).