enter (upon), meddle (in), interfere, interrupt, intrude, take possession, occupy, encroach (upon)

to allow (one) to enter (in), to admit, to put (one) in possession (of)

admit (to a school, etc.)

One who enters or inserts

intruder

furnish security, stand bail, give bail

file an appeal

put in custody

admit

to deposit money in the treasury

hospitalize, admit to a hospital

eject, dispossess, exclude, dislodge

to have mutation of names effected, transfer land or property (by taking out the name of the former proprietor from a deed or register and inserting that of the new)