transitive. To guess, make out, or tell by conjecture (what, who, why, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To conjecture, consider, suppose; to reckon.

To conjecture (as to the unknown or obscure); to make an inference by conjecture, insight, intuition, or other means than actual information.

To divine, guess, conjecture (things unknown to oneself). archaic.

= conjecture, v. 3. transitive (or with object clause.)

transitive. Originally: †to conjecture, guess; to guess at (obsolete). Later: to suppose, to think likely. Frequently (now only) with clause as…

To conjecture, guess, surmise; to suspect, suppose, assume. transitive. With simple object or object clause.

To form an idea of, conceive, imagine; to apprehend, guess. transitive. With other constructions, esp. simple object, object and participle as…

To conjecture, guess, surmise; to suspect, suppose, assume. transitive. With object and complement, with or without ellipsis of the verb to be.

To form an opinion or supposition as to facts on grounds admittedly insufficient; to guess, surmise… with object clause.

To form an opinion or hypothesis respecting (some unknown state of facts), either at random or from… with simple object.

transitive. To give voice to, to guess.

transitive. To guess beforehand; to forecast, anticipate, conjecture. Const. with simple object or with object clause. Also absol.