Manage

man'ej, v. t. [-aged (-ejd), -aging.] have under control and direction; to guide ful treatment; to bring around cunningly to plans; to train, as a horse; to exercise in graceful artful action: to direct, control, contrive, conduct, transact.— o.i. To direct or conduct affairs.— ageable, a. Capable of being managed; admitting or suffering management; easily made subservient to one's designs; tractable; tamable: docile.— age able ne , re. — Management, re. Act of aging; manner of treating, directing, etc.; cunning practice; conduct directed by art or addre ; of managers; administration; direction. — Man'ager, re. One who, etc.; a director; one who conducts ne with economy and frugality; a good economist. — Manege', ma-nazli', re. The art of horsemanship, or of training horses; a riding school.