intransitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase. To move in a relatively slow or steady manner in a particular direction or into a particular…

intransitive. To bend one's course to, turn to, to approach.

intransitive. Without implication of wandering or aimlessness: to go, move, make one's way to, toward, thither, from, etc. Obsolete.

intransitive. To stretch or reach forward; to move or go forward; to direct one's course; to tend. Usually with to or for. Obsolete.

transitive. To seek to reach or attain; to make one's way to (a place). Obsolete.

transitive. To send forth. Cf. sense 41.

Phrases. to come, gang, go, ride a, the, his, her,etc. gate: see gang, v.1 and go, v. to take (the) gate: to take the road, go away; to follow a…

intransitive. To go in the direction of, proceed towards, approach. Now chiefly Scottish.

intransitive. = to make to —— at phrasal verbs 2.

Indicating destination. Cf. French pour. to be for: to be bound for, to be making for a place.

to set one's face: to give a settled bearing or expression to the countenance. to put (also set) one's face against: to take up an attitude of…

transitive. To direct one's course towards (a place). Obsolete (? nonce-use.)

Originally Nautical. With adverb or prepositional phrase. intransitive. To move forwards in a specified direction or towards a particular place or…

transitive. To come upon, light upon, meet with, get at, reach, find, esp. something aimed at. with material object. Frequently in modern (esp…