transitive. To assume (a particular form, likeness, or character).

transitive. With simple object. To experience or be conscious of (a sensation or emotion); to entertain (a conviction or desire).

transitive. To welcome, treat hospitably; esp. to entertain with feasting and hospitality; to provide with good food and drink. Cf. cheer, n.1 6. Obs…

intransitive. To put oneself into a particular mood or frame of mind. Also transitive with it in same sense. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To direct (one's steps, one's course, etc.); to set out on (a pilgrimage, etc.). Also reflexive: to betake oneself, make one's way. Obs…