Serve

v. a. (servir, French 3 servio, Latin.) 1. To work for (Genesis), 2. To attend at command (Milton), 3. ‘Yo obey servilely or meanly Ue nats 4. "Tasupply with food ceremoniously (Dry.). 5. To bring meat as.a menial attendant (Zaylor). 6. To be subserviert or subordinate to (Milton). 7. To suppl. with any thing (Hzesiel). 8, To obey in military acuons. 9. To be sufficient to (Locke). 10. ‘Vo be of use to; to a ist (Taylor). ‘To help by good offices (Tate), 12. To comply with (Hooker), 13, Yo satisfys to content (South). 14. To stand instead of any thing to one (Pope). 15, To SERVE himself ef. To make use of. A mere gallicism (Dryden). 16, To requite: as, he served me ungratefully, 17. (1a divimty.) To worship the supr me Being (Milton). 18. To SeRve a warrant. ‘Vo seize an offender, and carry to josuce. 19. To SERVE an office. To discharge any onerous and public duty, Yo