transitive. To generate, engender, beget; to conceive; to give birth to.

Of a father or (now less commonly) both parents: to bring (a child) into existence by the process of… transitive. Without complement.

transitive. To beget, procreate (offspring). Also with forth: To propagate (one's kind). Obsolete.

transitive. To bring into existence, to produce (offspring). Also with up. Now rare.

absol. Of animal species: To produce brood or young; to have offspring; to propagate their species.

transitive. To beget, conceive, bear. intransitive. To be born.

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

Now literary or archaic. transitive. To bring (a child) into existence by the process of reproduction; to produce (offspring), to have (children)…

transitive. To produce (offspring), to engender.

transitive. To cause (a family, population, etc.) to increase in numbers by reproduction or procreation (frequently in passive); to cause (the…

transitive. To beget, engender, produce (offspring). Obsolete (chiefly poetic in later use).

To bring into being or existence. transitive. Of a person, animal, plant, etc.: to give birth to or bear (offspring); to yield (seed, fruit…

transitive. To beget; to produce (offspring).

transitive. To produce (offspring); to cause (a plant, animal, etc.) to reproduce or multiply; to cause (a race, species, etc.) to continue in…

transitive. To bring into being by procreation; esp. to engender or conceive (offspring). Now historical and rare.

transitive. To bring into existence; to generate as a product; to produce (cf. produce, v. 3).

transitive. To beget. In quot. in passive. Cf. kind, n. 11a.

transitive. To produce as offspring; to propagate. Obsolete.

transitive. To engender, bring into existence; to cause to spring up abundantly or multiply. Now rare.

transitive. To transmit, esp. from parent to offspring; to propagate. Cf. traduce, v. 3. Obsolete.

transitive. To beget; to give birth to; (in extended use) to originate, give rise to. Also occasionally intransitive: to reproduce.

To produce as offspring; also, to breed, rear (young animals). Obsolete.

To produce or generate as spawn or in large numbers; also, in contemptuous use, to give birth to (a person).

With forth, upon.

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

transitive and intransitive = propagate, v.

transitive. to make (a) baby (also child): to procreate; (esp. in Caribbean and African-American usage) to have sexual intercourse; (of a woman) to…