humor, humour (hsilent)

t. [HUMOR, 8.] 1. To accommodate one's self or things to the humor of another; to comply or fall in with the inclination, humor, or caprices; to gratify, to indulge, to give way to; to soothe by compliance. "By humoring the mind in trifles, we teach it to presume on its own importunity." -Hurd: Sermons , vol. vii., ser. 48. 2. To adapt one's self to; to endeavor to suit or meet the peculiarities or demands of. ""Tis my part to invent, and the musician's to humor that invention."- Dryden : Albion . (Pref.)