transitive. To show; to hand over, deliver; to teach.

to lay … before: to place in front of, to bring to the sight of; hence, to bring to the notice of, to submit to the consideration of; †passive to be…

transitive. To present or display (an object) in order that it may be looked at; to expose or exhibit to view. Often with the viewer as indirect…

To expose or offer to view or observation; to ‘set’ (an example); to show (a sign, token); to present or set forth (a statement, fact, proposal…

To display, exhibit, expose; to set forth, expound, demonstrate. ? Now rare.

transitive. To bring forward or out, to present to view or notice; to show or provide (something) for consideration, inspection, or use; to exhibit…

transitive. To put forth or present to view or perception; to exhibit, display. Also figurative. Now rare.

transitive. Simply: to make mention of or reference to; to put forward for consideration or inspection; to call to mind. Formerly also with †up.

transitive. To bring forward or out; = produce, v. 2.

figurative, and of a vein, blood.

transitive. To bring forward or put forth for consideration; to propound.

To offer or present to notice; to exhibit, display; to present in a particular aspect; to put up as a candidate (quot. 1813).

To introduce (into consideration, discussion); to adduce (by way of illustration, argument, etc.).

transitive. To put forth, set forth, exhibit; to present to expectation; to predict or demonstrate. Obsolete.

To bring into formal consideration or discussion, introduce.

to trot out: To lead out and show off the paces of (a horse); hence figurative to bring forward (a person, an opinion, etc.) for or as for…

To bring under notice or consideration; to recall to notice (a by-gone matter).

transitive. To produce for inspection. Obsolete. rare.