To order, keep in order, manage, govern, rule. Obsolete.

transitive. To arrange in the correct order or position; to keep in due order; to regulate, govern, direct, manage, conduct. In later use English reg…

transitive. To set in order or array; to arrange; to regulate.

transitive. To control, govern, or direct, esp. by means of regulations or restrictions. Also intransitive.

To order, arrange, put or keep in order. Obsolete.

transitive. To decree or judge; to regulate; to authorize. Usually in passive.

transitive. To set or keep in order or proper condition; to adjust, arrange, or carry on according to rule; to regulate, direct, conduct, rule…

To put or keep straight, or in right order. To keep in right order; to regulate, control, govern the actions of.

transitive. To regulate.

transitive. To rule; to regulate.

transitive. To order or regulate; to control, govern, or direct. Now rare.

transitive. To bring into, or keep in, a normal or proper condition; to control, regulate, modulate. Obsolete.

To keep in order (a crowd). Obsolete.

transitive. Law. To serve as a precedent or a determining principle, rule, or standard for; spec. to have the power to decide (a case). Also intrans…

transitive. figurative. To keep in order, administer, regulate, or control.