To yield, supply, furnish, as a product.

transitive. To supply (something) for use; to make available; to yield, afford. Frequently with for, to, indicating the beneficiary. Also…

To provide food or sustenance for; to keep alive. Also more generally: to provide with shelter and… transitive. Of a resource or means. Cf. sense 8b.

To produce or yield; to send out, supply, or furnish. Also in figurative context. Obsolete.

To give so as to supply a need or serve a purpose; to give or provide for use, furnish, afford.

transitive. Of a thing: to present (something) to the sight, notice, etc.; to furnish, afford, give. Also reflexive: to present (itself).

transitive. Of a place, natural feature, foodstuff, etc.: to produce, yield, or supply, esp. naturally.

transitive. To yield a regular or continuous supply of (something); to supply (goods or a resource). Often followed by a prepositional phrase…

loosely. To furnish, give. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Of a thing: to offer, afford, supply.

To bring into being or existence. transitive. Of a country, region, process, etc.: to give forth, yield, furnish, supply; (of a person or community)…

transitive. Mining. Of a mine: to produce or yield (a commodity).

transitive. To minister, supply. Obsolete. rare.

To provide, contribute, afford, supply, yield.

transitive. colloquial. To produce or provide (something); to raise (questions).

Lumber-trade. Of timber: To produce or furnish (so much).