transitive. To show reverence to (God or a god); to worship.

transitive. To honour, to dignify; to hold in honour.

transitive. To reverence, honour; to dignify, grace, favour (with gifts, etc.); to help, save.

To honour, dignify.

transitive. To give honour or dignity to; to dignify, adorn.

transitive. To confer honour or dignity on; to do credit to, bring respect to; to grace (with something); to privilege.

To honour. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To confer honour or dignity on; to do honour to; to honour (with something).

transitive. To invest with or raise to honour or repute; to confer honour or dignity on. Also: to add to the qualities of, to enhance. Obsolete.

intransitive. To exult with triumph, rejoice proudly. Const. in, †on, to with infinitive, and that.

transitive. To make worthy or illustrious; to confer dignity or honour upon; to ennoble, honour.

transitive. To consider (a person or thing) worthy (of something); to raise to honour or distinction.

To invest with honours, dignity, etc. Obsolete.

transitive. To put honour upon; to honour.

to do (a person or thing) the honour: (with of and gerund or to-infinitive) to honour (a person or thing) by performing a specified action; to…

To treat (a person) as worthy of, to dignify (him) with. Obsolete.

transitive. To honour.

transitive. To make famous. Of a writer, etc.: To celebrate (archaic).

figurative. To adorn or give lustre to (as great names fittingly illuminated adorn a genealogical roll or record).

to do a person proud: to act in a way that gives someone cause to feel pleased or satisfied; to be a source of pride or a credit to; (also) to…