To fit (an arrow) with a feather.

To supply or provide (someone) with something needed or desired; to provide a regular or continuous… transitive. Followed by a prepositional…

To furnish, fit out, provide, store.

transitive. To provide or supply (a person, place, etc.) with (also †of) something; = provide, v. 10. Now rare.

transitive. To supply (a person, etc.) with what is necessary; to equip; = provide, v. 9. Obsolete.

transitive. To provide or furnish with an ample supply of something; esp. to supply (a place) with men and stores.

transitive. To furnish or provide (a person) with something; (in early use) to satisfy the wants of, provide for; (now usually) to furnish with…

To surround, environ, furnish. Obsolete.

transitive. To furnish (a place) with means of defence; to garrison; to supply with men, arms, and provisions. Obsolete.

To supply or furnish (a person) with arms, provisions, money, etc. Const. of, with. Obsolete.

To furnish, provide, supply; to store with (of).

transitive. To provide or furnish with something. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To supply (a person, animal, place, etc.) with something. Frequently in passive. With of. Obsolete.

To provide with what is necessary.

transitive. gen. Scottish. To supply with something. With of the thing supplied. Cf. sense 5b. Obsolete.

To provide or supply with (something necessary, useful, or desirable, either material or immaterial). †Also const. in (cf. find, v. 18), of.

transitive. Originally: to maintain by paying for upkeep. Later: to provide or supply with something. Obsolete.

transitive. To provide (a thing) with what is necessary or desirable; to provide what is needed for the maintenance of. Frequently with with.

Const. of or with: To provide or furnish (one) with something. Chiefly in past participle. Also reflexive. Obsolete.

help (a person) to (also †with): to help him to attain to, to aid in obtaining; hence, to furnish, provide, or present with. help oneself to: to…

To furnish, provide, or supply (a person, etc.) with (or of) something. In later use only Scottish.

transitive. To make or be sufficient provision for; to supply with something. Also, to replenish (a supply). Obsolete.

To supply with anything. Obsolete.

colloquial. Originally: to pour out (drink). Later more generally: to dispense (food or drink). Obsolete.

transitive. = supply, v.1 1a. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To support, maintain, provide for (a person). Formerly also: †to provide for the maintenance of (an institution, a light or lamp in a…

In wider sense (chiefly U.S. colloquial): To arrange, get ready, put in order; to put to rights, make tidy, ‘rig up’; spec. to prepare (food or…

transitive. To give or supply (something) to a person (also with the recipient as indirect object). Also: to supply (a person) with something.

transitive. To supply or equip (a person or thing) with something.