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execute
verb (executed , executing )
1 to put someone to death by order of the law.
2 to perform or carry out something.
3 to produce something, especially according to a design.
4 law to make something valid by signing.
5 law to carry out instructions contained in (a will or contract).
[14c: from Latin exsequi , exsecutus to follow up or carry out]
executable adjective .
executer noun someone who carries out (a plan, etc) or puts (a law, etc) into effect. Compare executor.
verb (executed , executing )
1 to put someone to death by order of the law.
2 to perform or carry out something.
3 to produce something, especially according to a design.
4 law to make something valid by signing.
5 law to carry out instructions contained in (a will or contract).
[14c: from Latin exsequi , exsecutus to follow up or carry out]
executable adjective .
executer noun someone who carries out (a plan, etc) or puts (a law, etc) into effect. Compare executor.
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