deliver (3 weakening of the legal use ‘hand over’)
1.
to bring forth (offspring), lit. and
fig., chiefly passive Err. V. i.
405, LLL. IV. ii. 72, Oth. I. iii. 378, Per. V. i. 107.
2.
to send All'sW. I. i. 1, III. vii. 33.
3.
to present, exhibit
Tw.N. I. ii. 40,
Cor. V. iii. 39
“The sorrow that d-s us
thus chang'd,”
V. v. [vi.] 141
4.
to declare,
communicate, report, relate (very freq.) Err. II. ii. 168,
Wint. V. ii. 4
“ the manner how he
found it,”
1H4 V. ii. 26, H8 I. ii. 143, Cæs. III. i. 181,
Mac. I. v. 11, Ham. I. ii. 193.
5.
intr. to speak,
discourse R2 III. iii. 34, Cor. I. i. 98.
