transitive. In regard to what is present or past: To think, surmise, suppose, conceive, believe… Const. object-clause, with or without that.

transitive. To think or suppose (that something is the case). In later use chiefly Scottish. Obsolete.

transitive. To think, suppose, believe (something to be the case).

To think, judge, suppose; with clause as object. Obsolete. (Cf. sense 6.)

transitive. To have in mind or as an object of thought or speculation; to think of, conceive, imagine; (contextually) †to suspect the genuineness or…

transitive. To think, deem, imagine. With obj.-clause, object and infinitive or complement; also absol. to seem good = to think good (see good, adj.…

transitive. With object clause: to form an idea or notion with regard to something not known with certainty; to believe, fancy, ‘take into one's…

transitive. Of a person: to assume, suppose, or postulate beforehand; to take for granted; to presume; to think or believe (something) in advance of…

transitive. To think of (something) as existent; to guess, suspect, surmise, imagine. Obsolete.

To suppose, imagine (that a thing is so); to expect. Obsolete.

To imagine or fancy (something) to be possible or likely; to have a faint notion or inkling of; to… with object clause; also parenthetically, with as…

In weakened sense (apparently influenced by I.). With infinitive phrase or clause: To apprehend; to suspect. archaic.

transitive. With clause as object: to suppose, surmise; to be inclined to think, to imagine.

transitive and intransitive = suppose, v. (in various senses).

To believe without being able to prove; to have an idea that. Frequently in I fancy: I rather think.

With object clause: to suspect, to imagine or fancy (something) as likely; hence, to feel or surmise.