furnish (the construction “ with” also occurs)
1.
to supply with what is necessary,
equip, fit out
Mer.V. II. iv. 9
“we have two hours To
us,”
1H6 IV. i. 39
“He then that is not
f-'d in this sort,”
Ant. I. iv. 77
“I shall be furnish'd to
inform you rightly.”
2.
to dress, also to
decorate, embellish
Ado III. i. 103
“Which is the best to
me,”
AYL. III. ii. 260
“f-'d like a
hunter,”
Rom. IV. ii. 36
“ornaments . . . to
me
to-morrow.”
3.
“
forth” = sense 1 (S.)
2H4 I. ii. 255
“lend me a thousand
pound to
me forth,”
Ham. I. ii. 181
“ forth the
marriage tables;— out,”
to provide for
Tim. III. iv. 117
“not so much left to
out
A moderate table.”
