Intention or determination that what one wishes or ordains shall be done by another or others, or shall take place; (contextually) an expression or…

(One's) intent, will, purpose; inclination, desire.

Will, wish; pleasure.

One's own desire, inclination, or opinion. Obsolete.

The act or fact of intending or purposing; intention, purpose (formed in the mind). Formerly also, in more general sense, Will, inclination; that…

Will, pleasure, inclination, fancy, desire. In earlier use chiefly in at one's (own) device; later only in plural; now only in left to one's own de…

What is in one's mind or thoughts, what one is thinking of or intending; intention, purpose; desire or inclination. Obsolete. (Cf. ‘To speak one's…

Inclination, propension, or disposition for anything; ‘mind’, ‘will’, wish, desire, appetite.

(One's) good pleasure; will, desire; consent. by his gree (quot. 1483): of its own accord. of the gre: of (one's) own accord, voluntarily. out of gree…

Will, desire, pleasure; that which one wishes or desires.

Inclination, liking, desire. Obs.

Wish, desire, inclination. Also in free liking: free will, choice, or preference. Now rare.

The action of making ready or inclined; preparation; disposition, inclination: see dispose, v. 5 6.

A person's wish, will, desire, or liking; spec. the divine will, divine commandment. Also: grace, favour. Obsolete.

The state of the mind as regards some specific object; disposition towards something; inclination, bent, penchant. In early use esp. with…

An instance of wishing; a feeling in the mind directed towards something which one believes would give satisfaction if attained, possessed, or…

The state or quality of being disposed, inclined, or ‘in the mind’ (to something, or to do something); inclination (sometimes = desire, intention…

The manner in which one is inclined or disposed; (also) the capacity for willing or desiring; a mental state, mood, or emotion, esp. one regarded as…

Pleasure, liking; at one's like(s): at one's pleasure or liking. Cf. liking, n.1 Obsolete.

(One's) desire or wish; (one's) good pleasure. Phrase at (one's) list. Now only archaic.

God's will; a person's liking, pleasure, or desire. Obsolete.

Pleasure. Cf. empleseur, n.

With a possessive: that which is agreeable to or in conformity with the wish or will of the person specified; will, desire, choice.

That which it seems good to a person to do, intend, or allow; a person's pleasure or happiness; (in plural) things that give pleasure. Also: the…

An inclination, disposition, or desire to do something specified; a fancy for something (now esp. a capricious one); a whim.

The direction or focus of a person's thoughts, desires, inclinations, or energies. In phrases, as one's mind is (also runs) on: one attends to…

Capricious or arbitrary preference; individual taste; an inclination, liking, esp. in phrases to have, take a fancy for, to; †to have no fancy with…

Pleasure. Cf. emplesance, n.

Will, purpose, determination. Obsolete.

A state of mind (esp. to do something); a mood or demeanour. Obsolete.

Love or affection for a particular person; romantic or sexual attraction.

Humour, disposition, mood, frame of mind (proper to any action).

Used allusively or humorously as a synonym for mind, n.1 14: an inclination, fancy, liking. Esp. in to have (also bear) a month's mind. to be in a mo…

The quality or state of being disposed; inclination, disposition.

figurative. Inclination, bias; tendency, ‘penchant’.

With infinitive, for, or (formerly) †of: an inclination, disposition, or fancy to do or experience something specified; (as a mass noun) the mood or…

In plural. Desires, inclinations.

Good pleasure, gracious purpose.

Desire, inclination.

Bent or inclination. Obsolete.

= beneplacit, n.

Personal inclination or preference. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. Drawing, attraction; tendency, inclination, impulse. archaic.

A humour, mood, or fancy to do something.

dialect. An inclination, slight desire.