As past participle: brought, carried, fetched; acquired.

Usually with modifying adverb. That has been obtained or acquired (in the way specified). Now only in ill-begotten adj. at ill-, comb._form affix…

Acquired, gained, received in possession. Scottish.

That has been obtained, acquired, or won. Frequently with modifying adverb. Now rare except in ill-gotten, adj.

That is or has been achieved; accomplished; attained, won; realized, actual. Also as the final element in compounds.

Obtained, procured.

Gained; obtained or secured, esp. through concerted effort or over a period of time; (of a characteristic, etc.) developed without intent, picked up.

That has been obtained; acquired, gained, procured.

Acquired, gained, obtained. Also as past participle.

That has been gained or acquired. Also: gathered as a crop (see get, v. 2a). Chiefly (now only) with modifying adverb, as newly-got, well-got.

Gained, acquired. In quot. 1553 as past participle.

Past participle of win, v.1, in various senses of the verb.

Obtained, acquired. Of time: Saved.

Acquired. Cf. acquisted, adj.

= acquired, adj.

Reached, got at; †touched, hit, struck (obsolete).