execute
Cross references:
1. kill 2. perform
ex.e.cute \'ek-s*-.kyu:t\ vt [ME executen, fr. MF executer, back-formation
fr. execution] 1: to put into effect : carry out : PERFORM 2: to do what
is provided or required by {~ a decree} 3: to put to death in compliance
with a legal sentence 4: to make or produce esp. by carrying out a design
5: to perform what is required to give validity to {~ a deed} t of another
(as a people, a legislature). EXECUTE stresses the enforcing of the
specific provisions of a law, a will, a commission or command; ADMINISTER
implies the continuing exercise of deputed authority in pursuance of only
generally indicated goals rather than specifically prescribed means of
attaining them - ex.e.cut.er n SYN syn EXECUTE, ADMINISTER mean to carry
out the declared inten