transitive. To prohibit, forbid. With double object, or object of the person and to with infinitive or from.

To refuse to allow (some action or course of action) to a person; to forbid (a person) to do something.

transitive. To command (a person or persons) not to do, have, use, or indulge in (something), or not to… with double object, of the person…

To forbid.

transitive. To resist or ward off an attack on (someone or something); to fight in defence of; to protect from assault, harm, or injury; to keep safe…

transitive. To forbid, prohibit. With the thing forbidden as object, or with personal object and an infinitive with to as second object. Obsolete.

transitive. To forbid (a person, etc.) to do something; to ban from (†of) doing; to prohibit (an action, practice, etc.). In early use also with…

transitive. To forbid (an action, event, commodity, etc.) by a command, statute, law, or other authority; to interdict.

To bid not to do, to forbid, interdict, ban.

transitive. To speak or act against, oppose, resist; = gainsay, v. 3; occasionally to say (a thing) in opposition. Also, to disallow, forbid. Also a…

To forbid. Obsolete exc. dialect. Cf. fen, v.2

transitive. To bar, debar. Chiefly with from.

transitive. With direct object and indirect object or infinitive clause: to forbid, refuse, or deny a person or thing (something); to forbid, refuse…

To set a bar or prohibition against (an action, etc.); to prohibit, prevent, forbid, stop.

= forbid, v.

To debar, exclude from the enjoyment of or participation in something. Obsolete.

To forbid, renounce. Obsolete.

transitive. To exclude, shut out, prevent, stop; = debar, v.

to renounce, exclude by command.

To prohibit, forbid (a thing); to prohibit (a person) from (a person or thing). Now only in Law: To prohibit or restrain by an injunction, n.

transitive. To pass judgment against; to reject or disallow; to prohibit. Now rare.

To give command against, forbid, prohibit. Obsolete.

To prohibit (from). Obsolete.

transitive. To prohibit or prevent from.

intransitive. With infinitive: to forbid. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To forbid. Only in ‘Fen (larks,etc.)!’, a prohibitory exclamation, used chiefly by boys at marbles, etc., in order to balk, bar, or…

figurative. To prohibit.

transitive. To cancel, reject, forbid, refuse (a thing or person); to deny (a request); to criticize (a film, book, etc.).

transitive. To reject, decline, dismiss, or cancel; = nix, v. 1.