transitive. To reassume possession of (something which previously belonged to one but which was given or granted to another). Now rare.

transitive. To withdraw, take back; to retract.

transitive. Chiefly with to or unto (oneself). To take back (a thing); to appropriate (a right, privilege, etc.); to assume jurisdiction over (a…

transitive. To claim again; to demand the restoration or return of, esp. by legal means; to reassert a legal right to; spec. to claim back…

transitive. To take or get back; to recoup, make good. Obsolete.

transitive. To retake possession of, to reclaim.

transitive. To take back (a reckoning). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To take back into one's possession. Now literary and rare.

transitive. To recover, regain; = revince, v. 2.

transitive. To reclaim, take back. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Computing. To extract or retrieve (a piece of data, etc.) from the top of a stack (stack, n. 1f). Opposed to push, v. 1h.