intransitive. To have a tendency or inclination to behave, think, feel, etc., in a particular way; to be disposed, to tend. Chiefly with…

intransitive. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be pleased, to like; to have the will or desire; to have the inclination or disposition; to think proper; to choose. Chiefly Scottish…

With infinitive as object. transitive. To be inclined or desirous. Obsolete.

To take a fancy or liking to; to be favourably inclined to; to fall in love with. Also with inf., to ‘take it into one's head’ (to do something). Cf…

To have a leaning. (Cf. penchant, n.) Obsolete. rare.

to be bent: to be intent, determined, resolved. Const. on or upon (to, for, obsolete) an object or action; also (archaic) to do (something).

intransitive. To set one's mind or aim at; to direct one's course or move for, towards, or to; to be intent upon.

intransitive. To lean, turn, etc., physically in a particular direction or towards a particular place; to slant or tilt in a specified direction. In…

In favour or eager. to be on (usually in first person singular): to be in favour; to be willing to participate.