An agreement, compact, covenant, promise.

Opposed to discord. With reference to people: agreement, harmony, reconciliation; an instance of this.

A mutual agreement between two or more persons to do or refrain from doing certain acts; a compact, contract, bargain; sometimes, the undertaking…

A termination of doubt or debate; a resolution, device, expedient; an agreement, settlement. Obsolete.

A formal agreement, settlement, or arrangement between parties; also, a formal commission or authority. Obsolete.

A composition, agreement.

A swearing together; a making of a league by a common oath; a banding together against a superior power; conspiracy. archaic.

The action or an act of treating, or discussing terms; parley, negotiation; agreement; treaty.

An agreement between two parties settling how much each gives and takes, or what each performs and receives, in a transaction between them; a compact.

A mutual agreement between two or more parties that something shall be done or forborne by one or both; a compact, covenant, bargain; esp. such as…

= covenant, n. (in various senses).

A mutual agreement or arrangement between two parties, a contract. archaic or Obsolete.

A settlement or arrangement arrived at by treating or negotiation; an agreement, covenant, compact, contract. Obsolete except as in 3b and in phr…

A formal agreement or covenant between individuals or parties; a treaty, an alliance. Also with with.

The action of making a bargain or pact; a bargain, agreement, covenant.

An agreement made in return. Obsolete.

A treaty; = treaty, n. 3a 3b Obsolete.

A treaty to which parties are pledged. rare.

A private or clandestine arrangement or pact; a plot, a conspiracy.

A mutual appointment, agreement, engagement, covenant. Now rare or Obsolete except as in 2.

Now chiefly historical. the obligation or a promise to provide service or support under the system of manrent (sense 1a); also figurative.

Agreement, covenant, convention.

spec. A treaty, agreement, or compact. Obsolete.

a private or underhand pact.

An agreement on specified terms; a covenant, a treaty, an agreement. Obsolete.

A convention or agreement.

An agreement, a covenant. Obsolete. rare.

A covenant or contract made between two or more persons or parties; a mutual agreement or understanding; ‘a mutual and settled appointment…

A discussion or process of treaty with another (or others) aimed at reaching an agreement about a particular issue, problem, etc., esp. in affairs…

In widened application. Something likened to the recognized sacraments, as having a sacred character or function; a sacred seal set upon some…

An agreement or arrangement; a bargain. it is a match! (also simply a match!): agreed! (said in concluding a wager or agreement). Obsolete.

spec. Nautical. See quots. and consort, n.1 2.

Denoting an action that comes after a specified or implied event, frequently with the implication of retrospectivity, as after-agreement, after-con…

A league or alliance of mutual citizenship between independent cities; comburghership: used particularly of Switzerland.

spec. Diplomatic. An agreement between sovereigns or states: formerly = treaty, n.; now applied to an agreement of less formality or importance…

The status of comburghers; mutual citizenship.

Roman Law and Civil Law. The adjustment of a dispute between parties by mutual concession; compromise; hence gen. an arrangement, an agreement, a…

conclusion, settlement.

A bond of union; a tie. Obsolete. rare.

Without addition, mere, simple; —— and nothing else, —— only. bare contract in Law: an unconditional promise or surrender.

A contract, agreement, treaty. Obsolete.

Probably: a compact, an agreement.

An act of going back on an arrangement; a bargain, agreement, or promise that one party regrets or reneges on; a bad bargain.

Sometimes applied to agreements between secular persons.

Scottish. An agreement, a precise understanding. Obsolete. rare.

transferred. An agreement or compact. Scottish.

A mutual arrangement or agreement of an informal but more or less explicit nature.

colloquial. A meeting, an appointment. Also (now chiefly Australian): an assignation, a date with a boyfriend or girlfriend.

colloquial. it's a go: it's a deal; it's agreed; used to express assent to a proposal, bargain, etc. Similarly is it a go?

spec. A transaction of an underhand or questionable nature; a private or secret arrangement in commerce or politics entered into by parties for…

U.S. slang. An agreement, ‘bargain’.

colloquial (chiefly U.S.). A friendly or profitable arrangement or understanding (with another person), esp. for illicit purposes. Cf. to stand in…

an arrangement or understanding which is based upon the trust of both or all parties, rather than being legally binding; cf. gentlemen's bargain n.

Phrases. meeting of (the) minds: (a) Law mutual agreement; = consensus ad idem at consensus, n. additions; (b) agreement, accord, or rapport between…