intransitive. To assent or consent to.

intransitive. To assent or consent to a particular event or state of affairs; to agree to. Now rare.

to say yes: to assent or agree to something; spec. to accept a proposal of marriage.

intransitive. = assent, v.

to say yea: to assent or agree to something. Cf. to say yes at yes, adv. n.int. phrases 1.

To give one's consent, to accede or agree to (a proposal, request, measure, etc.); to acquiesce. intransitive. Const. to a thing. Obsolete.

intransitive. With to (or †unto). To declare or consider oneself to be in agreement with a statement, opinion, proposal, theory, or the like; to…

intransitive. To assent, agree, give way. Usually with to, †unto.

to take a person at his (also her) word: (a) to accept the literal or apparent meaning of what has been said or stated, esp. as a basis for…

intransitive or absol. To agree, accord; to express agreement or assent.

to close with an offer, proposal, etc.: to accede to, give adhesion to, accept.

Phrases. (a) †to set to (one's) seal: to affix one's seal; figurative to avouch one's conviction that (obsolete). to set one's seal: to affix one's…

intransitive. To say ‘yes’; to agree or assent to something. Cf. no, v. 1.

intransitive. To say ‘yea’; (hence) to assent, agree; to respond positively; to be a yea-sayer.