Send

send, v.t. to cause to go: to cause to be conveyed: to despatch: to forward: to compel: to throw: to hurl: to authorise: to grant: to drive: to dismi : to commi ion: to diffuse: to bestow.— v.i. to despatch a me age or me enger: ( naut. ) to pitch into the trough of the sea:— pa.t. and pa.p. sent.— n. ( Scot. ) a me enger, esp. one sent for the bride: a present: the impulse of a wave on a ship.— ns. Sen′der , one who sends: ( teleg. ) the instrument by which a me age is transmitted; Sen′ding , despatching: pitching bodily into the trough of the sea; Send′-off , a start as on a journey.— Send for , to require by me age to come or be brought; Send forth , or out , to give, put, or bring forth; Send to Coventry , to cut: to exclude from society. [A.S. send an ; Ice. send a , Goth. sandjan , Ger. senden .]