transitive. To honour (a person or thing); to treat with honour or respect.

to do worship to (also †till, †for), to do (a person) worship: to show honour or veneration to; to pay respect or homage to; to perform religious…

transitive. To hold in honour, respect highly; to treat or regard with honour or respect; to feel or show respect or admiration for.

To regard or habitually treat with honour or respect; to honour. Cf. to do worship to (also †till, †for) at worship, n. phrases 2. Obsolete.

To show honour and respect, pay homage. Frequently with indirect object: to make much of (a person), fête. Obsolete.

To honour (a person or thing); to confer honour upon, to treat with honour; to show or pay due respect to. Also: to pay one's last respects to.

transitive. To follow, practise, or keep to (a mode of existence or conduct, a habit); to maintain or uphold (a quality, state, or condition, now…

transitive. To treat (a person) with respect, deference, or honour. Obsolete.

intransitive. To pay heed or deference to. Scottish.

transitive. = honour, v. 1a.

transitive. To honour with some act; to pay respect to.

transitive. To honour.

to rise up to (also unto): to show deference or respect to (an authority, a belief, etc.). Obsolete.