transitive. To receive (a thing); to have (something) given to one; to come to have or possess.

transitive. To come into possession of; to be the recipient of; to receive (a thing), get.

transitive. = underfo, v. 1.

transitive. Without reference to agency on the part of the subject: to become possessed of; to receive, e.g. as one's share in a division, as a…

To be the recipient of, to get; to receive (a name, gift; a blow, injury); to catch, take (a disease). Obsolete exc. dialect.

To receive; to have given. Obsolete.

transitive. To be provided with or given (something); to get or acquire from another or others. Occasionally intransitive.

transitive. To be accorded (honour, trust, esteem, etc.). Obsolete.

intransitive. To gain possession of (money or property), esp. by inheritance. Cf. to come to —— 1c at phrasal verbs 2.

intransitive. to fall in for: to receive; to incur; to come in for. Cf. in for at in, adv. phrases 2, to come in for at come, v. phrasal verbs 1.