Peace (in the general sense). Often collocated in Old English and early Middle English with frith, in later Middle English with peace. Obsolete.

intransitive. To make peace.

Freedom from civil unrest or disorder; public order and security.

intransitive. To make peace, be reconciled.

transitive. to inform the peace (and variants): to make peace. Obsolete.

To put under ground for the same purposes as a corpse, e.g. to burya person alive; to consign to the ground any carcass, decaying organized…

figurative ? To make peace. Obsolete.

intransitive. To make peace with. Obsolete. rare.

Contrasted with ploughshare (in allusion to Isaiah ii. 4 and Micah iv. 3), as types respectively of war and peace: see ploughshare, n. 1. Esp. in to…

transitive. To bring about peace in (a region) by negotiation. Also intransitive: to settle a dispute by negotiation.