(figuratively, transitive with à) to bring someone out in a rash, to get on someone's nerves

(literary, transitive with à) to give chase to

to bet one's boots that, to bet one's bottom dollar that (to be absolutely sure that)

(figuratively) to give of oneself, not to spare oneself, to go out of one's way to help others

(idiomatic, transitive with à) to give shape (to)

(transitive with de) to read out (something), to read (something) out loud

(figuratively) to give someone wings, to inspire someone, to enable someone to do great things

(informal, figuratively, transitive with à) to teach someone a lesson

(reciprocal) (informal) Synonym of passer le mot

(hunting, of game) to set a hunter on the wrong track (to escape by directing the hunter's attention to another animal) / (transitive with à) to deceive someone, to pull the wool over someone's eyes