intransitive. To arrive, to be present. Obsolete (archaic and rare after Middle English).

transitive. To arrive at or get to (a place, point, or person); to get as far as.

transitive. To come upon, light upon, meet with, get at, reach, find, esp. something aimed at. with material object. Frequently in modern (esp…

transitive. To obtain; to reach, extend to; to touch; to arrive at.

transitive. To reach or arrive at (a place). In later use (chiefly in form ketch) U.S. regional (in African-American usage) and Caribbean; also in…

To reach, get to (land, a destination); to take, ‘get on’ (the water, way). Obsolete.

transitive. To get to, reach, arrive at (a place or position). Obsolete.

transitive. To gain, reach, or arrive at (a place). Formerly frequently Nautical. Now rare.

transitive. To get to (a place); to arrive at, reach.

transitive. To reach, attain, arrive at: = gain, v.2 7; occasionally to get at, get hold of (an object); to overtake (a person); to be in time…

Nautical (see also branch II). To arrive at, come to, reach; to come up with (a vessel).

Nautical. To come or get to (a place); to reach; to come in sight of; (also to fetch up the sight of) to sail along. ? Obsolete.

transitive. To attain, reach. Obsolete.

To reach by motion, to arrive at, ‘gain’ (a point aimed at).

transitive. Originally Nautical. To reach (a place) in travelling, come to, arrive at. to make it: to succeed in covering an intended distance or…

To reach, arrive at (some point desired or aimed at).

transitive. To come to, reach. Obsolete (chiefly archaic or poetic in later use).

transitive. To come to, arrive at (a place, event, etc.). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To come upon, reach (a hill, river, path, etc.) in travelling; to come to (a place) in the course of one's wanderings. Also of a…