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Verb(1) give something useful or necessary to(2) provide or equip with furniture

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(1) When a developer asked David Linley to furnish a neo-Georgian house, he gave them his trademark style combined with collectables old and new.(2) It is envisaged that, once established, the commission will furnish Mr McDowell with a final report within 18 months.(3) They often furnish important physical descriptions or represent notable characteristics.(4) The items will then be distributed to low income families and people who cannot afford to furnish their own homes.(5) she was able to furnish me with details of the incident(6) One must pay attention to his ramblings, as they furnish important clues for what the player is supposed to do next.(7) to furnish a house(8) fish furnish an important source of protein(9) Parents and teachers lovingly plan and furnish children's rooms even before they arrive.(10) A reproduction of the original Brussels weave carpet covers the floors and a mixture of objects of different styles and epochs furnish the room.(11) Moreover, sources close to Enron began to furnish the Journal with documents.(12) Though Banking Ombudsman has nothing to do with it, I have asked the ICICI Bank to furnish details,├ö├ç├û said Mr. Sebastian.(13) So you've bought a property to let, but have you thought about how to furnish your new investment to best entice your target tenant?(14) The head of one of these nonprofits drives a Mercedes-Benz provided by the nonprofit, which previously furnished him with two Jaguars.(15) They didn't buy any more furniture for the living room or extra bedrooms because furnishing the baby's room was the most important thing on their list.(16) This method was permissible because the importer, by furnishing proper information, could avoid the penalty tax.