verb. (colloquial).—To finish a matter: as AMEN does a prayer; to approve; to ratify. TO SAY YES AND AMEN = to agree to everything (GROSE); AMENER = a general conformist.

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  1812.  SOUTHEY, Letters, ii. 281. Yea verily, this very evening have I AMEN’D the volume.

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  1854.  THACKERAY, The Newcomes, lvii. Is there a bishop on the bench that has not AMEN’D the humbug in his lawn sleeves, and called a blessing over the kneeling pair of perjurers?

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