transitive. To give, provide, contribute; to grant, bestow, confer (a privilege, benefit, gift, etc.).

transitive. To procure for a person's use; to supply, provide, furnish. With material or (occasionally) immaterial object. Frequently with for: to…

To provide or supply (something); = provide, v. 6. Frequently with reference to food or other necessities. transitive. With to or indirect object.

transitive. To provide, procure, obtain, earn.

transitive. To provide, supply, or impart (usually something necessary or helpful). Obsolete (archaic or literary, with abstract object, in later…

To furnish or provide, to perform or discharge, regularly. Obsolete.

transitive. To make (something needed or wanted) available to someone; to provide, esp. for someone's use or consumption.

transitive. To supply, provide. Also: to reinforce, supplement.

transitive. To provide, supply, or furnish (esp. in fulfilment of a need); to provide for or provision (a person). Also (with forth): to make up…

transitive. To provide or supply with an amount of something.

transitive. To supply, provide (something), esp. in a secret or unseen manner.

To furnish, provide, supply; to reach or hand (a thing) to some one. Obsolete exc. dialect.

transitive. To supply, afford, v.

transitive. To restore, renew; to erect; to supply; = instore, v.

transitive. To provide, supply. Obsolete.

To supply, furnish (a product, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To supply (something); to furnish.

transitive. To furnish, to provide. (In passive in quot.)

transitive. To place or spread (an ointment, remedy, dressing, etc.) on the skin or other body surface. In later use also: to administer (a…

slang. transitive. To pay down, ‘fork out’ (money).

To provide for the supply of (water, gas, etc.) through pipes from a reservoir; to provide (a telephone line). Hence, to make arrangements for, to…

intransitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). to come up with: to produce or provide something (esp. when challenged or pressed); to think of something.