bate

bate noun. [beɪt] Long dial.
bate noun. [beɪt] Long dial.
bate noun. [beɪt] slang. Also bait.
bate verb. [beɪt] Also bait.
bate verb. [beɪt]

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bate
[verb]
Synonyms: abate, die (down or away), ease off, ebb, fall, let up, moderate, slacken, subside, wane, decrease, close, diminish, drain (away), dwindle, lessen, reduce, taper, taper off, exclude, bar, count out, debar, eliminate, except, rule out, suspend

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bate noun1.Long dial. exc. in MAKEBATE. LME-L19.
[Aphet. from DEBATE noun, or from BATE verb1.]
Contention, strife; an argument.

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bate noun2. [beɪt] Long dial. LME.
[from BATE verb2.]
Deduction; diminution; discount.

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bate noun3. [beɪt] Long dial. M17.
[Origin unkn.]
The grain of wood or stone.

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bate noun4. [beɪt] slang. Also bait. M19.
[from BAIT verb1.]
Esp. among children: a rage, a temper.

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bate verb1. [beɪt] Also bait. ME.
[Old French batre: see BATTER verb1.]
1. verb intrans. & (rare) refl. Fight, contend, with blows or arguments. (Foll. by on.) dial. ME-M19.

2. verb trans. Beat, flutter, (wings etc.). rare. ME-M17.

3. verb intrans. Falconry. Beat the wings impatiently and flutter away from the fist or perch. LME.
b. fig. Struggle; be restless or impatient. L16-L17.
Dryden You are eager, and baiting to be gone.

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bate verb2. [beɪt] ME.
[Aphet. from ABATE verb1.]
1. = ABATE verb1 1. Only in ME.

2. verb trans. & (rare) intrans. = ABATE verb1 4. Now chiefly in bate one's breath, restrain one's breathing through anxiety, suspense, etc. ME.
R. L. Stevenson The pirates no longer ran separate and shouting.., but kept side by side and spoke with bated breath.

3. verb trans. Lower, let down; humble, depress. Cf. ABATE verb1 2. LME-M19.
b. = ABATE verb1 2b. LME-E19.

4. verb trans. = ABATE verb1 5. arch. LME.
Addison They offered..to bate him the article of bread and butter in the tea-table account.
W. Irving I do not bate one nail's breadth of the honest truth.
E. Gaskell Take the bated wage, and be thankful.
b. = ABATE verb1 5b. obsolete exc. as BATING preposition. E17.

5. verb trans. & intrans. = ABATE verb1 3. L15-L17.

6. verb trans. Blunt (lit. & fig.). Cf. ABATE verb1 7. Long rare. M16.

bateless adjective (rare) (a) that cannot be blunted; (b) unabating: L16.

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