transitive. Not to prevent; to suffer, permit, allow.

To allow, suffer, permit. (With object clause, object and infinitive, or equivalent pron.) Obsolete.

to let (a person or thing) worth: to leave (a person or thing) alone; = to let (a person or thing) yworth at yworth, v. phrases. Obsolete.

to let (a person or thing) yworth: to allow (a person) to act freely or independently in a matter or situation; to leave or let (a person or thing)…

To allow (a thing) to be done, exist, or take place; to allow to go on without interference or objection, put up with, tolerate. archaic or dialect.

transitive. In expressions of preference or desire, as want to see, would see, hope to see, would rather see, etc. (with object and complement…

To suffer, allow.

To allow to exist or to be done or practised without authoritative interference or molestation; also gen. to allow, permit.

transitive. With object and infinitive complement. To permit (a person) to be or do something; = suffer, v. 14. Obsolete.

To bear, suffer, allow, permit that. Obsolete.

to let something ride: to let something take its natural course; to leave something alone; also to allow something to ride.