manage
Cross references: 1. conduct 1. man.age \'man-ij\ vb [It maneggiare, fr. mano hand, fr. L manus] 1: HANDLE, CONTROL 2: to make and keep submissive 3: to treat with care : HUSBAND 4: to alter by manipulation 5: to succeed in accomplishing : CONTRIVE 1a: to direct or carry on business or affairs 1b: to admit of being carried on 2: to achieve one's purpose 2. manage n [It maneggio management, training of a horse, fr. maneggiare] archaic 1a: the action and paces of a trained riding horse 1b: the schooling or handling of a horse 1c: a riding school : MANEGE obs 2: MANAGEMENT
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