Use

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 118
ūz, v.t. to put to some purpose: to avail one's self of: to habituate: to treat or behave toward.— v.i. to be accustomed.— adj. U′sable , that may be used.— ns. U′sablene ; U′see , one for whose use a suit is brought in another's name; U′ser .— Use one's self ( Shak. ), to behave; Use up , to consume, to exhaust, to tire out. [Fr. user —L. uti , us us , to use.]
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