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Quick definitions from WordNet (deliver) ▸ verb:  carry out or perform ("Deliver an attack, deliver a blow") ▸ verb:  save from sins ▸ verb:  deliver (a speech, oration, or idea) ▸ verb:  utter (an exclamation, noise, etc.) ("The students delivered a cry of joy") ▸ verb:  bring to a destination, make a delivery ("Our local super market delivers") ▸ verb:  throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball ("The pitcher delivered the ball") ▸ verb:  hand over to the authorities of another country ▸ verb:  free from harm or evil ▸ verb:  give birth (to a newborn) ▸ verb:  pass down ("Deliver a judgment") ▸ verb:  relinquish possession or control over ▸ verb:  to surrender someone or something to another ("The guard delivered the criminal to the police") ▸ Also see deliver