RECEIVE, RECEIVED, RECEIVING
ADJECTIVES
1000 — YFONG taken, seized, received → obs.
1571 — CAPABLE able to take in, receive, contain, or hold; having room or capacity for → obs.
NOUNS
1426 — ACCEPTATION the act of taking, or receiving, what is offered, whether by way of favour, satisfaction, or duty; acceptance → obs.
1483 — ACCEPTION the act of accepting; the receiving or taking of anything presented; acceptance, reception → obs.
1616 — CAPABILITY the quality of having room for anything; ability to receive or contain → obs.
1721 — INGETTING the act of gathering in or receiving → Sc. obs.
1900 — FANG earnings, takings; that which is received → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
NOUNS, PERSON
1598 — ACCEPTANT one who accepts, receives, or takes what is offered; the acceptor of a bill of exchange or a draft → obs.
1731 — ACCIPIENT one who receives → obs.
VERBS
..888 — UNDERFO to receive a thing; to have something given to one; to come to have or possess → obs.
..900 — ONFANG to receive, to accept → obs.
1000 — AFANG to come into possession of; to be the recipient of; to receive → obs.
1000 — FANG to receive as a gift, or as one’s due; to earn as wages; also, to accept as one’s lot → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1175 — UNDERFONG to receive a thing; to have something given to one; to come to have or possess → obs.
1205 — CATCH to receive, to get, to obtain → obs.
1300 — LATCH to be the recipient of; to get; to receive a name, gift, blow, injury; to catch a disease → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1812 — MUTUALIZE to give and receive in return; to exchange → obs.
1905 — BE AT THE TAKING-SIDE to receive something instead of paying → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1917 — PULL DOWN to earn, to receive → sl.
1937 — PULL to earn, to receive → sl.
1942 — BEG-TAKE to receive something without paying for it → Amer. dial.