To talk or converse with; to address.

To call upon, address, accost; with complement to address as, call, name.

transitive. To address in words.

transitive. = salute, v.

transitive. To invoke, appeal to. Now only in to call to witness at witness, n. 6b. See also to call to record at record, n.1 adj.phrases 1b.

To call upon or to, speak to, address. Obsolete.

To address or talk to (a person). Obsolete.

transitive. To accost or address with words expressive of good wishes, respect, or homage, esp. with some customary formula of that import; to…

intransitive. To call to (a person) with a request or entreaty; to address in a loud voice; = to call on —— 1b at phrasal verbs 2. Also figurative…

transitive. To call out to, hail; also, to call upon, invoke.

To assail. with words, or arguments; to accost, address. Obsolete.

transitive. To speak to, address. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To approach and speak to, esp. (in later use) in a bold, hostile, or unwelcome manner; to waylay (a person) in this way; to address.

To accost, address. Obsolete.

To speak to (a person), to address. (Now chiefly poetic.)

transitive. To put oneself in the way of so as to meet; to accost, address. Obsolete.

transitive. To grant a parley or an interview to (a person); to hold a discussion with; to speak to or address. rare in later use.

transitive. To direct spoken words to (a person); to speak directly to.

intransitive. To make the traditional Chinese gesture of respectful greeting or valediction, clasping the hands together in front of the chest and…

To address, talk to (a person); to advise; to approach or address tentatively; to flirt with. Also with up. colloquial.