conveyance (sense of ‘vehicle’ is first in S.)
1.
escort, conduct, convoy Ham. IV. iv. 3*
“Claims the of a promis'd
march” (Q2
“Craues a free passe and
conduct) Over his kingdom,”
Oth. I. iii. 287
“To his I assign my
wife.”
2.
removal
R3 IV. iv. 284
“Mad'st quick
conveyance.”
3.
document by which
transference of property is effected
Ham. V. i. 118
“The very of his lands will
hardly lie in this box.”
4.
cunning management,
underhand dealing, trickery, jugglery
Ado II. i. 255
“with such impossible
,”
1H6 I. iii. 2,
3H6 III. iii. 160
“Thy sly
conveyance.”
5.
channel for conveying
liquid
Cor. V. i. 55
“these conveyances of
our blood.”
6.
means of transport
Wiv. III. iii.
136.
