send /send/

1. To cause, direct, or tell to go
2. To propel
3. To cause to be conveyed
4. To dispatch
5. To forward
6. To grant
7. To cause to pass into a specified state
8. (orig of jazz) to rouse (someone) to ecstasy

1. To dispatch a message or messenger (often with for)
2. To pitch into the trough of the sea (sometimes scend or 'scend, as if aphetic from ascend or descend; nautical)

1. A messenger (Scot)
2. One or more escorts sent ahead of a bridegroom to fetch the bride (Scot)
3. An impetus or impulse
4. The sound or a movement of breaking waves, a swash

sendˈable adjective

sendˈer noun

1. A person who sends
2. A transmitting instrument

sendˈing noun

1. Dispatching
2. Pitching
3. Transmission
4. That which is sent

sendˈ-off noun

A gathering to express good wishes at departing or starting a journey

sendˈ-up noun

1. A process of making fun of someone or something
2. A play, film, novel, etc, doing this

send away (or off) for

To order (something) by post

send down

1. To send to prison (informal)
2. To expel from university

send for

To require, direct or request by message (someone or something) to come or be brought

send in

To submit (an entry) for a competition, etc

send off

1. (in football, etc) to order (a player) to leave the field and take no further part in the game, usu after an infringement of the rules
2. To dispatch (something)

send on

1. To send in advance
2. To readdress and repost (a letter or package)

send out

To distribute or dispatch (something)

send round

To circulate

send up

1. To make fun of
2. To sentence to imprisonment (informal)

send word

To send an intimation

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• morsing-horn
• morsing-horns
• morsure
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