intransitive. To be doubtful, to doubt; to debate.

Phrases. to be ator in weening: to be in a state of uncertainty or expectation. to (one's) weening: to the best of one's belief. to put in weening…

intransitive. To be in doubt or uncertainty; to be wavering or undecided in opinion or belief. Const. of (†at, †in).

To doubt. Obsolete. rare.

To be uncertain; to hesitate. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To be or become uncertain; to falter; to be perplexed or undecided; to hesitate.

To hesitate, delay, be slow, scruple to (do something). Obsolete.

Disbelief or doubt of. to haveor make scruple of: to hesitate to believe or admit. Also rarely with how and clause. Obsolete.

To be of doubtful mind; to remain doubtful. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. ? To look demurely, ‘to look with an affected modesty’ (Johnson). But cf. demur, v. 3b.

intransitive. To hold back in doubt or indecision; to show, or speak with, indecision; to find difficulty in deciding; to scruple. Const. various…

intransitive. To act or reason like Nicodemus.

intransitive. To entertain or raise scruples; to hesitate, demur, †doubt. Chiefly to scruple at (also in indirect passive). Now rare.

intransitive. To make scruples.

intransitive. To ask a question or questions; to doubt.

Phrases. to make doubt: †(a) to hesitate, to scruple (obsolete); (b) to doubt, to be uncertain.

to have scruples; to have little, no scruple, etc. Const. about (a matter), in (doing something).

to have no were, to be in no doubt. Also Scottish. to have weres.

transitive. To suspect, distrust; to doubt.

intransitive. To doubt, hesitate, waver.