transitive. To obey, be obedient to; to revere. (In Old English with dative.)

To obey. Obsolete. (Only Old English, Middle English, and archaic) Originally with dative.

With to: To yield to, obey.

transitive. To comply with or perform the bidding of; to do what one is commanded by (a person); to submit to the rule or authority of, or be…

transitive. To obey or act in accordance with (the will of a person, a god, an electorate, etc.). Formerly also: †to comply with, perform, or…

transitive. = obey, v. 1.

transitive. To obey, comply with, yield to, or submit to; spec. to obey (a judgment, court order, legal decree, etc.). Now Scots Law.

transitive. = obtemper, v. 2a. Scottish after 17th cent.

intransitive with to. To act in accordance with a recommendation, instruction, etc. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To pay attention to, take notice of, heed; to be obedient to, to obey. Occasionally intransitive: to obey. Also with clause as…

transitive. To comply with, yield to, obey.