intransitive †To make arrangements or plans for (obsolete); to plan, contrive, or intend to do something (now dialect and U.S.). (Cf. to lay out at…

To plan, contrive, or devise (something to be carried out or accomplished, esp. a crime or conspiracy)… transitive. With infinitive or clause as…

To consider, contrive, devise means, lay plans. Const. with infinitive or clause. Cf. 42 43.

To plot, conspire (to carry out an evil or treacherous deed). Obsolete.

transitive. With infinitive: to plan to do something. Obsolete. rare.

To plan, contrive, scheme. transitive (with infinitive). To plan or scheme to do something. Obsolete.

intransitive. To contrive, plan, take measures (to do something); to look out or make a search for.

To employ or exercise (powers, effort). Obsolete.

transitive. To arrange in advance (an action or proposed proceeding); to devise, contrive, or formulate (a project or manner of proceeding); to lay…