intransitive (†also reflexive). To enter into the matrimonial state; to take a wife or husband; to contract matrimony. Const. †to, with.

intransitive. To enter into the state of matrimony; to take a husband or wife. Frequently in to get married (see get, v. 29b(b)). Also with to, (now…

intransitive. To take a spouse; to marry with someone. Obsolete.

to make matrimony: to get married; to marry. to take to matrimony: to take as a wife. Obsolete.

intransitive. To contract matrimony, to enter into marriage; to marry. Said of a couple; hence of one person (with another). Now only in legal…

spec. as to marriage. transitive. To constitute marriage by contract; to enter into marriage.

in marriage: in or into wedlock (now archaic). to give (also conjoin, join, take) in (also †to, †into) marriage: to give (join, etc.) as husband or…

A marriage or a marriage agreement, esp. one viewed as more or less advantageous with regard to wealth or social status. to make a match: to get…

Frequently Scottish. intransitive. To wed, get married; to be or become joined by marriage. Obsolete.

intransitive. To join oneself in marriage, to marry. Usually with with. Also: †(of animals) to mate (obsolete rare). Now British regional.

intransitive. To enter into marriage or (usually in later use) a sexual relationship with someone. †Also transitive with it (obsolete).

colloquial. to go to church (with a person): to get married (to a person). Now rare.

figurative. to put (also run) one's neck (or head) in a noose, and variants: to marry. Esp. in later use also more generally: to act in a way…

intransitive. Of two persons or (esp.) animals: to form a pair or couple. Also, of a larger number: to form pairs.

transferred with reference to a human being. †to levy one's giblets: ? to summon up one's courage. †to join giblets: to marry.

intransitive. To unite oneself in wedlock.

intransitive. To get married (to one another). Obsolete.

to change (alter) one's condition: to get married. archaic or dialect.

In figurative phrases. to tie the hands of: to deprive of freedom of action. to tie the knot: to effect a union between two persons or things; esp.…

intransitive. to marry out: to marry a person of a different community, group, religion, etc. Also to marry out of.

(transitive) to unite in marriage (in quots. passive); also (nonce-use), to wedlock it, to get married.

absol. To marry.

? To come together in marriage.

intransitive. Of a person: to join in marriage with another.

To get married.

intransitive. To become conjugal, to marry.

(intransitive) to enter the married state, to marry.

slang. intransitive. To get married. Also const. with.

passive. To be yoked; figurative to be married. U.S. Also to get hitched up: to be married, to become married (chiefly dialect and New Zealand).

intransitive. To get married or become involved in a romantic relationship; to engage in sexual activity. Usually with with.