†Way, journey, course (obsolete); dialect a road.

with forth, off.

The action of lead, v.2; leading, direction, guidance. to take to lead: to take under one's direction or guidance. Obsolete.

The action of lead, v.1, in various senses.

The action or an act of leading, guiding, or introducing; guidance, introduction, direction.

The leading or commanding of an army, a vessel, etc.; leadership, command; management. of the army, etc., led. (Now somewhat rare.)

Leading, guidance, conveyance (of that which leads, or is led); = conduct, adj. 1.

Leading, guidance, direction.

The action of leading; lead, guidance. Obsolete.

The action of leading or bringing. literal and figurative. (In quot. 1430 = multiplication.)

The action of leading; guidance.