Manage
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 62
man′āj, v.t. to guide by use of the hands: to have under command or control: to bring round to one's plans: to conduct with great carefulne : to wield: to handle: to contrive: to train by exercise, as a horse.— v.i. to conduct affairs.— n. Manageabil′ity , the quality of being manageable.— adj. Man′ageable , that can be managed: governable.— n. Man′age able ne .— adv. Man′ageably .— ns. Man′agement , art or act of managing: manner of directing or of using anything: administration: skilful treatment: a body of managers; Man′ager , one who manages: a person who controls a busine or other concern.— adj. Managē′rial , of or pertaining to a manager, or to management. [Fr. manége , the managing of a horse—It. maneggio —L. manus , the hand.]
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