transitive. To overcome, subdue (someone or something); to subjugate. Obsolete.

transitive. To overcome, subdue (someone or something).

transitive. To have dominion over; to bring under one's power or rule; to subdue, conquer.

transitive. To get the better of, gain mastery over; to overcome or subdue.

transitive. To have or get mastery over (someone or something); to subdue; to compel or persuade (a person) to do something.

To make subject; to submit. Obsolete.

figurative. To bring into subjection, subdue, tame; to hold in subjection, control. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring into subjection.

transitive. To bring into or hold in subjection or servitude; to subjugate, oppress; to burden. Frequently in passive. Obsolete.

Obsolete. transitive. To cast down; to make subject, subdue.

transitive. To restrain or wean (something) from something; to free (someone) from something.

= afaite, v. 5 3.

transitive. To make (persons, a nation or country) subject to a conquering or sovereign power; to bring into subjection to a superior; to…

to make subject: to bring into subjection or submission; to subdue, subjugate; also †to bring subject (obsolete).

To control by force, restrain, subdue. Obsolete.

transitive. To make subject.

transitive. To subject, subdue.

To place in subjection. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To make subject or bring into subjection to the rule, government, power, or service of a superior.

transitive. To subjugate.

transitive. = submit, v. II.

transitive. To tame, subdue, reduce to subjection; = daunt, v.; also intransitive (for reflexive).

transitive. To overthrow, subdue.

transitive. To hold in subjection or under control; to keep down.

transitive. Chiefly Scottish. To bring under complete control or authority; to subjugate, subject, subdue. Obsolete.

To have under control, subdue; = abandon, v. 9.

transitive. To overthrow, subdue, bring under control.

To bring into subjection, subdue.

transitive. To compel or require to give obedience or adherence to; to make subject to a person, a person's power, etc. Similarly with into, under…

To subdue, reduce to subjection.

transitive. To defeat or overcome with superior power or force; to reduce to submission.

transitive. To reduce to the condition of a vassal; to reduce to servitude or subjection; to make subservient to. Also figurative.

To reduce to subjugation.

To reduce to the position of a vassal; to subdue or subjugate. Also figurative.

transitive. To subjugate; to subdue, subject.

= vassal, v. 2.

= vassal, v. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To subdue or reduce (a person, etc.) by training or circumstance.

to ride herd on (also over) North American (chiefly regional (western)): to guard and control (a herd of cattle) on horseback; (usually in extended…