(a) To gather in (a harvest), store (harvested crops) in the barn; (b) to take in (territory), annex. …

Within one's mind, internally. …

(a) With ref. to a physical place, region, city, body of water, the world, heaven, etc.: in that place, in it, within its borders or bounds, therein, there; also in fig. context; that..ther-in, in……

As interrog. adv. in direct questions: (a) with broadly locative sense: in what?; wher-in is bicomen, ?what has become of (sth.)?; (b) with nonlocative sense: in what manner?, in what respect?, how? …

(a) The inner part or parts of anything; (b) the inner part or parts of a bodily organ; (c) the pith of a plant stem. …

(a) Farthest in, innermost; (b) fig. most intimate, most private, most personal; (c) sincerest. …

(a) Inside (an area, a place, person, etc.), within; surrounded by (air); (b) into (a place, space, body); (c) in or into (clothing, shoes, etc.); (d) in or into (a situation or condition); (e) among……

(a) A cloak, esp. a pilgrim's cloak or mantle; -- ult. of Slavic origin; (b) a ceremonial vestment; a cope, robe; (c) some other kind of garment. …

(a) A temporary dwelling, lodgings; a house, room, or apartment for guests; (b) a public lodging and/or eating house; a hostelry, tavern; in keper, an innkeeper; (c) a military encampment; (d) a tent……