transitive verb. To provide with a quality or trait; endow.

transitive verb. To put on (a piece of clothing).

To clothe; invest: same as indue.

To digest: said especially of birds.

To furnish with dower: same as endow

To furnish with a permanent fund: same as endow, 2.

To invest with some gift, quality, or faculty: used especially of moral or spiritual gifts, and thus partially differentiated from endow, 3.

Synonyms Endue, Endow. Endue is used of moral and spiritual qualities, viewed as given rather than acquired; endow, of the body, external things, and mental gifts. (See acquirement.) An institution or a professorship is richly or fully endowed; a person is endowed with beauty or intellect; he is endued with virtue or piety.

transitive verb. An older spelling of endow.

transitive verb. To invest.

verb. To pass food into the stomach; to digest; also figuratively, to take on, absorb.

verb. To take on, to take the form of.

verb. To clothe (someone with something).

verb. To invest (someone) with a given quality, property etc.; to endow.

verb. give qualities or abilities to

"{o} "endue" Isa 44: 3; Joe 2: 28; Ac 2: 1-21; 1: 8"

endued  enduement  enduing  

enable  

cover  

accouter  apparel  arm  array  attire  

endow  

endued  endues