Having a heart, esp. of a specified kind. Chiefly as the second element in parasynthetic compounds.

As the second element in parasynthetic compounds: having the specified countenance or demeanour. Obsolete.

imbued with certain qualities or dispositions; only with qualifying adverbs.

Constituted or endowed with a specified temper or disposition (in various senses of temper). Qualified by an adverb.

(a) Having a (particular) mental constitution, disposition, or turn of mind. †(b) absol. Well disposed, having a favourable disposition (quot. 1575).

Of persons: Having a (specified) disposition or temperament; -disposed, -tempered, -natured.

In predicative use only: intending, disposed, inclined to (†for to) (do something). to be so minded: to be inclined to do what has been mentioned or…

With modifying word. Having a mind of a specified character; inclined to think in a specified way. Obsolete.

Having a particular overall or innate disposition; of a particular character or nature. Cf. inclination, n. 1a. Obsolete.

Having a nature or disposition (of a specified kind).

Having a disposition or humour of a specified kind. Now only as the second element in compounds.

Usually with modifying adverb: having a temperament, character, or disposition of a specified kind. See also high-mettled, adj., well-mettled, adj.

Disposed, conditioned.

Having a (specified) mental constitution, disposition, or temperament; disposed. Obsolete.

Having a (specified) disposition or turn of mind.

Having a (particular) complexion, n. (sense 1).

Having (such and such) a constitution.

Having a particular complexion, n. (sense 1).