Find

fīnd, v.t. to come upon or meet with: to discover or arrive at: to perceive: to experience: to supply: to determine after judicial inquiry:— pr.p. fīnd′ing; pa.t. and pa.p. found.— ns. Find′er ; Find′-fault ( Shak. ), one who finds fault with another; Find′ing , act of one who finds: that which is found: a judicial verdict: ( pl. ) the appliances which some workmen have to supply, esp. of shoemakers—everything save leather.— Find one in (something), to supply one with something; Find one's account (in anything), to find satisfactory profit or advantage in it; Find one's legs , to rise, or to recover the use of one's legs, as after being drunk, .; Find one's self , to feel, as regards health, happine , .; Find out , to discover. [A.S. find an ; Ger. finden .]