part (v.)
divide, share, split up
H8 V.ii.27[King Henry to Butts, of the Council] I had thought / They had parted so much honesty among 'em
JC III.ii.4[Brutus to Cassius] go you into the other street, / And part the numbers
JC V.v.81[Octavius to all] let's away, / To part the glories of this happy day
LLL V.ii.249.1[masked Longaville to masked Katharine] Let's part the word
MV II.ii.138[Launcelot to Bassanio] The old proverb is very well parted between my master Shylock and you
R3 V.iii.26[Richmond to all] I'll ... part in just proportion our small power
Tim I.ii.46[Apemantus to himself, of Timon] The fellow that sits next him, now parts bread with him
TNK V.i.17.1[Theseus to Palamon and Arcite] betwixt ye / I part my wishes
WT I.ii.18[Leontes to Polixenes, of the proposal to stay a further week] We'll part the time between's then
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