intransitive. To produce or bear offspring; to bring forth young; to be or become pregnant. Also with with. Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be productive or prolific.

To come into being or existence, as a continued process; hence, to be engendered or produced.

to increase, multiply; (a) transitive. (b) intransitive for reflexive.

intransitive. To bear fruit, become fruitful.

= increase, v. intransitive.

intransitive. Of a population, species, organism, etc.: to increase in number as a result of reproduction or procreation (occasionally by…

intransitive. To produce offspring; to procreate, reproduce. Now literary or archaic.

intransitive. To bring forth young. Now only of deer.

intransitive. To produce offspring.

intransitive. To produce offspring; to breed, reproduce, multiply.

intransitive. To breed, reproduce. Also occasionally: to engage in reproductive activity, copulate. Now historical and rare.

To increase or develop after the manner of spawn; to become reproductive.

intransitive. To be developed or produced as offspring; to spring up abundantly, multiply.

intransitive. Of people, animals, etc.: to grow in numbers; to become more numerous by reproducing. rare.

transitive (reflexive) and intransitive. Chiefly Biology. Of an organism: to generate (offspring or new individuals) by a sexual or asexual…

intransitive. To proliferate.