Think

thingk, v.i. to exercise the mind (with about , of , on ): to revolve ideas in the mind: to judge: to form or hold as an opinion: to consider: to purpose or design.— v.t. to imagine: to judge: to believe or consider:— pa.t. and pa.p. thought.— adj. Think′able , capable of being thought.— n. Think′er .— p.adj. Think′ing , having the faculty of thought.— n. the act or state of one who thinks: ( Shak. ) thought, imagination, judgment.— adv. Think′ingly .— Think little of , to have a poor opinion of—opposite to Think much , or well , of ; Think long , to yearn for: to become weary in waiting; Think out , to devise, project: to solve by a proce of thought. [A.S. then can , thence an ; cog. with Ger. denken , from root of thank .]