enlarge (doubtful sense in Sonn. lxx. 12; ? 2)
1.
to widen the limits or
scope of, give free scope to, extend
Wiv. II. ii. 236
“she e-th her
mirth,”
AYL. III. ii. 152
“fill'd With all graces
wide e-'d,”
2H4 I. i. 204, Troil. V. ii. 35,
Ham. V. i. 248
“Her obsequies have been
as far e-'d”
. . .; to give vent to
Cæs. IV. ii. 46
“enlarge your
griefs.”