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tret, o. t. To behave to, conduct one's ward: to manage; to use: to handle in a particular manner, in writing or speaking; to entertain food or drink, esp. the latter, as a compliment pre ion of regard; to manage in the application remedies; to subject to the action of. — v. i. course; to handle a subject in writing or speaking to negotiate, come to terms of accommodation give an entertainment of food or drink, esp. ter. — n. An entertainment given as an expre ion of regard; something given for entertainment; thing which affords much pleasure.— Treat'er, Trea'tise, -tis, n. A written composition on a lar subject, in which the principles of it are discu ed or explained. — Treat'ment, n. Manner in subject is treated; manner of mixing or combining, of decomposing, etc.; manner of using; behavior ward a person; usage; manner of applying remedies to cure; remedial course pursued. — Trea'ty, Act of treating for the adjustment of differences: got i at i on; a formal agreement, league, or contract tween 2 or more independent nations or sovereigns.