Produce

pro-das', v. t. [-duced (-dust'), -ducixg.] To offer to view or notice, exhibit; to bring forth, give birth to, propagate, furnish; to cause to be to happen; to manufacture; to yield or furnish; draw further, lengthen out, prolong. (Geom.) extend, — applied to a line, surface, or solid. — Prod'uce, prod'us, n. That produced, brought forth, yielded; result of labor, esp. of agricultural labors; agricultural products.— Prod'uct, n. That produced, brought forth, or effected; fruit, whether of growth or labor, either physical or intellectual. (Math.) The sfin, cube, full; moon, fott; cow, oil; number resulting from the multiplication of 2 or more numbers. — Production, n. Act or proce of producing; that produced or made; product; fruit of labor; a lengthening out; prolongation. — Productive, -tiv, a. Having the quality or power of by producing; yielding or furnishing results; cringing an in to being; causing to exist; efficient; producing good crops.