Think

think, v. i. [thought (thawt), thinking.] To employ any of the intellectual powers except sense and perception; to call anything to mind, remember; to reflect upon any subject, consider, deliberate; to form an opinioi., judge; to purpose, intend, design; to presume, venture; to expect, gue , cogitate, ponder, meditate, imagine, suppose, believe. — v. t. To conceive, imagine; to plan or design, plot, compa ; to believe, consider, esteem. — Thinking, p. a. Having the faculty of thought; cogitative: capable of a regular train of ideas. — n. Imagination; cogitation: judgment. — Think Ingly, adv. By thought. — Thought, thawt, n. Act ot thinking; exercise of the mind in any way except sense and perception; reflection; meditation; serious consideration; that which is thought; an opinion; conclusion; judgment; a conceit' a fancy; design: purpose; intention; a small decree or quantity. — meditation; Thought'ful. having -fill, a. the Full mind of thought: directed to employe'd an object; in promoting serious thought; favorable to musing or sun, cube, full; moon, fdot; cow, oil meditation. — Thoughtle , a. Lacking or free from thought; eyele : negligent.