To pay back, repay; to give back, restore. (In later use mostly with again.) Obsolete.

transitive. To give up, give back; to render, surrender. Obsolete.

transitive. To restore.

transitive. To give back, return, or make restitution of (something or someone previously taken away or lost). Also intransitive: to give…

transitive. To pay back (a debt arising from something done to or for one); to repay or requite (a benefit or injury). Obsolete.

transitive. To restore (a thing). Obsolete.

transitive. To pour in or out again; to cause to flow or pass back, esp. to the original source. Also intransitive. Now rare (in later use…

transitive. To give back, restore; to give in return. Also †to give againward.

transitive. To return or pay back (something taken or owed); to give (a thing) in return for something else. Obsolete.

transitive. To restore (something), to give (something) back.

transitive. To give back, return, restore.

transitive. = surrender, v.; in quot. 1475 used = give back, restore (cf. render, v. 16).

transitive. To give back, return, restore.

transitive. To give back; to restore. Obsolete.

transitive. To restore, return, give back. Also in early use: †to hand back (obsolete). Frequently with back, †again. Also intransitive.

transitive. To hand over (goods, money, etc.) again, in order to fulfil or terminate a bailment agreement. Cf. bail, v.1 1, bailment, n. 1.

transitive. To present for a second or further time. Also: to give back.

transitive. To give again; to give back.

transitive. (See simple senses and back, adv.) To restore; to surrender again; to reciprocate; to reflect, to echo, etc.

transitive. To cause (a person or thing) to go back to its former place; to send or give (something) back, to return. Cf. main sense 19c. Now U.S.

transitive. To bring back, restore. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To give or send (something) back; to return. Obsolete.

transitive. To give back as a replacement or equivalent, to give or send in repayment. Also with for a thing, to a person or thing.

transitive to give (something) back; to return (something).

transitive. To give back, return, restore.

transitive. To restore, give back; to reallot.

transitive. To cede (a country, region, or town) back to a former ruler.

transitive. To cause (a property) to return to the original, previous, or rightful owner, or to his or her heirs; (Publishing) to cause (the…

transitive. To return or restore to a person. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To return, hand back, or make restitution of (a thing). Also intransitive.

transitive and intransitive. To return (money, stolen goods, etc.) to the person from whom they were obtained; to pay (money), esp. as a…