drive (past tense “drove, drave”; pa. pple. “driven, droven, (?) drove” in 2H6 III. ii. 84)
1.
to rush “at or upon”
Tit. II. iii. 64, Ham. II. ii. 502.
2.
“let ,” to aim blows,
strike
1H4 II. iv. 221
“Four rogues . . . let
at
me,”
251
3.
“
away,” to cause (the time) to pass
1H4 II. iv. 31.
