intransitive. With in, of. To share in something. Obsolete.

absol. or intransitive. To make distribution of. Obsolete.

intransitive. To make division into shares; to give, take, or have a share; to partake (with a person; in, of, (rarely) with a thing). Now Scottish…

to take part: †(a) to share or partake (in, of, or with) (obsolete); (b) to participate (in). Cf. senses 10a, 11.

absol. To share, partake (with a person in a thing). Obsolete.

transitive and intransitive. To share (in various senses of share, v.2).

intransitive. To share, take part, or partake in.

intransitive. To take part; to have a part or share with a person, in (formerly also †of) a thing; to share. Cf. partake, v. 1b.

intransitive. To have a common part or share; to partake, participate, share (with another person). Frequently with in (the thing shared; also with…

transitive to part stakes (also shares): = sense 11b. Obsolete (rare after 17th cent.).

intransitive. ? To share as booty.

intransitive. To take a share in an action or condition; to have a portion or lot in common with others; to participate. Usually with in, of, †with…

To participate in the use of the same pasture or the like. Obsolete.

intransitive. To share.

to go sharers (also occasionally to run sharers): to share or contribute towards something with another person; to share or participate together…

to run shares (in early use also to run a share): to share or participate together in an activity, enterprise, event, etc.; to contribute towards…

Of a person, party, or state: To come between in action; to interfere, interpose; also, to act as intermediary; †to take a share in (obsolete).

intransitive. With adjective or noun complement, forming various phrases with the sense ‘to share equally in something’, esp. with reference to…

With the noun in the singular. Obsolete.

to share and share alike (formerly also like): to have or receive an equal share; to share fairly; to share something out. Also sometimes as a noun…

With the noun in the plural.

to go share and share alike (formerly also like): to share or participate together in an activity, enterprise, condition, etc.; to contribute…

to go snips (†or snip), to go shares (with some one, or in something), to share or participate in the profits. Now dialect.

to go snacks (†or snack), to have a share (in something), to divide profits.

to club one's shares (of a number of people) to contribute towards or participate together in an expense, enterprise, etc.; to go shares with each…

To receive a share (of profits, booty, etc.); also transitive (originally U.S.), to give (a person) a share; frequently with on. slang.