To put (something) in one's sight (or view), before one or one's eyes (or view), †to show, n.1, †to the sight, †to view, n.

transitive. To disclose to the sight; to expose or exhibit to view or display. Also figurative.

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…

transitive. To show forth, display, present; = to put forward 4 at phrasal verbs 1; (in later use only) to present or offer (oneself or another) as.

transitive. To make known. To make manifest to the sight, to show, exhibit, discover; reflexive to show oneself, appear.

to make (a) showing of: = show, v.; (in later use esp., typically in legal contexts) to demonstrate. Now somewhat archaic or formal.

transitive. To put before the eyes of someone; to hold forth to view; to show, exhibit, display. Also (in later use): to exhibit (some quality or…

transitive. To render perceptible, make plain or manifest; to communicate to the senses, esp. the sight.

To stretch out in a prostrate position; to bring out and display openly.

To spread or open out so as to exhibit fully; = display, v. 3. Obsolete.

transitive. To expose to view (something hidden or previously unseen); to allow to be seen; to reveal; to bring to light. Now rare (chiefly archaic…

transitive. To show, bring into view; (with subordinate clause) to show to (a person). Obsolete.

So as to be seen; on display. Later also to show. Chiefly in to set to (the) show and variants: to put on display, to exhibit. Obsolete.

to stall forth, to stall out: to display or expose to view. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To lay out; to spread out, expose, display. Obsolete (poetic in later use).

To manifest to the senses, esp. to the sight; to present (a material object) to view.

To spread out to view, display. poetic. Obsolete.

To expose to view; to exhibit, show.

To open up or expose to view, exhibit to the eyes, show.

transitive. To show, display, exhibit. Obsolete. rare.

To hold up to view. Now only with reference to the Mass: To lift up (the Host) for the adoration of the people.

transitive. To show or exhibit (something, now esp. a work of art) again.

In etymological sense of Latin expōnere (cf. expose, v.). To expose to view. Obsolete. rare.

To disclose, display, allow to appear, by removing a veil or covering.

transitive. To lay before a person's eyes. With to. Now rare or merged in sense 7.

transitive. To spread out to view, display; occasionally with mixture of sense 5. Hence, To wave to and fro (or round). to flare a handkerchief (slang…

U.S. slang. In a game of cards, esp. poker. transitive. With out. To spread out (one's cards) on the table; to display (one's hand). Obsolete.

transitive. To make clearly visible or evident. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To present (a person or thing) to view or notice, esp. in a favourable way; to draw favourable attention to (good qualities, abilities…