transitive. To give, grant. Obsolete.

To hand over (a thing) as a present; to confer gratuitously the ownership of (some possession) on another person (with or without actual delivery…

To bestow, apportion, allot, transfer; spec. to bestow or give in marriage. Obsolete.

To bestow, give forth, render, deliver. Obsolete except as in 2b 4c.

transitive. To give.

transferred. to give (requite,etc.) into one's bosom (a Hebraism derived from the Bible).

To ordain, decree, appoint; to grant, bestow.

To give (to a person).

To provide, give, offer.

transitive. To give, supply, or furnish to a person or (occasionally) thing. Frequently with to (also unto). Also with double object.

gen. To deliver, bestow, give, yield, furnish.

transitive. To bestow (a gift, etc.) on or upon a person. Obsolete.

To grant, provide, furnish; const. to, unto; hence, to defray (expense). Obsolete.

transitive. To give or offer (a material object); to bestow. Obsolete.

To bestow, grant. Const. dative of pronoun; cf. endow, v. 1c. Obsolete. rare.

To bestow, confer, allot. archaic or obsolete.

transitive. Without construction indicating the recipient: to give out or pass around with the hand or hands; spec. to pass around or serve (food) at…

To give (something) to (a person). U.S. slang.