intransitive. Of persons: To come to agreement, agree with; to agree, assent to; = accord, v. 2 3.

to give hands: to consent, agree to something, or that something should happen or be the case; to make a pledge or promise. Also to give one's hand(s)…

intransitive. To agree to or comply with (a proposal, course of action, etc.). Obsolete.

To accede to a proposal put forward by another person, typically after negotiation or consideration. transitive. With clause as object: to…

intransitive. To agree with, accede to, share (a statement, opinion, etc.). Now rare.

intransitive. To make an agreement or stipulation; to assent or agree (to).

transitive. To indicate one's assent to or compliance with; to countenance, support, favour, sanction, concur in. Also with that-clause as…

figurative. To assent, lend one's support or authority to a statement or proposal. Obsolete.

intransitive. With to. To assent or subscribe to a particular opinion, position, etc.; to agree with; to endorse. Later also transitive: to agree…

To hand over as a pledge. Also figurative (often with mixed notion of branch VI), to pledge (one's word, honour, etc.). †to give a giveor gift (that)…

transitive (elliptically) To agree to, sanction. Obsolete.

transitive. To express agreement with or approval of; to assent to, acknowledge; to countenance; to ratify, confirm.

intransitive. to take up with. To adopt, espouse, agree with (an idea, belief, etc.); to become interested or engaged in (a profession or…

transitive. To carry (a proposal, motion, etc.); to agree to, support (a suggestion or remark); to reply in the affirmative.

figurative. To add an expression of assent, etc., to (another's utterances); to ‘echo’.

transitive. To say ‘yea’ to (a person); to assent or agree to (something).

transitive. U.S. To say ‘yes’ to; to agree with or assent to; to behave in an obsequious or ingratiating manner towards.