gree verb. [gri:] obsolete exc. Scot. & dial. Pa. t. & pple greed. LME.
[Aphet. from AGREE verb or from GREE noun². Cf. Old French gréer which may be the direct source.]
1. verb trans. Please, make pleased; reconcile (people); settle (a matter). LME.

2. verb intrans. Consent, accede, agree. LME.

3. verb intrans. Come into or be in accord or harmony; agree. LME.

■ greement noun agreement, consent, accord LME.

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gree noun¹. [gri:] obsolete exc. Scot. & dial. ME.
[Old French gré from Latin gradus step: cf. GRECE.]
1. = DEGREE noun 1a. ME.

2. fig. = DEGREE noun 5. ME-L16.

3. = DEGREE noun 2. ME-E17.

4. Pre-eminence; mastery; victory in battle. Also, the prize for a victory. ME.

5. = DEGREE noun 3. LME.

6. = DEGREE noun 6. LME-M16.

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gree noun². [gri:] arch. ME.
[Old & mod. French gré pleasure, goodwill, will from Latin gratum use as noun of neut. of gratus pleasing. Cf. MAUGRE.]
1. Favour, goodwill. Long rare exc. Scot. ME.
in gree with goodwill or favour, in good part.

2. Satisfaction. Chiefly in phrs. ME.
do gree, make gree give satisfaction for an injury. make one's gree make one's peace with, give satisfaction to.

3. (One's) good pleasure; will, desire; consent. ME-M18.

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