Definition of: exhibit

(ig·zib′it) v.t.
1. To present to view; display.
2. To show or reveal: to exhibit ill will.
3. To present for public inspection or entertainment, as a product, play, etc.
4. Law To present formally or officially, as evidence.
5. Med. To administer, as a remedy.
—v.i.
6. To place something on display. See synonyms under FLAUNT.
—noun
1. Any object or objects exhibited.
2. Law A document or object marked for use as evidence.
3. A showing or manifestation; especially, a written statement of the condition of anything. [<L exhibitus, pp. of exhibere <ex- out + habere hold, have]
—ex·hib′i·tor, ex·hib′it·er noun