intransitive. To be anxious or worried; to care; to have regard for. Obsolete.

To be troubled, uneasy, or anxious (obsolete).

intransitive. To be anxious, think, consider, purpose, intend.

intransitive. To be anxious, be full of anxious thought, fret oneself; to labour anxiously, to toil and moil. Obsolete or archaic.

To trouble oneself, grieve, be anxious or distressed. Also with for or of. Obsolete.

Associated with cark, v.1

intransitive. To care, trouble.

intransitive. To care, be anxious, long.

intransitive. Originally English regional. To be restless or anxious; to move around in a state of agitation or confusion; to swirl, eddy; (also) to…

intransitive. To be or become stressed or anxious; to worry intensely. Cf. earlier stressed out adj. at stressed, adj. n.compounds.

intransitive. Chiefly colloquial. To be or become stressed or anxious; to worry intensely. Cf. to stress out 1 at phrasal verbs.