intransitive. To move along a particular course; to go in or (occasionally) face a particular direction. Also figurative and in extended use. Now rare…

intransitive and transitive. To change in nature or appearance. Cf. alienate, v. 4. Obsolete.

intransitive. To hang or lean forwards, outwards, or downwards; to incline in a particular direction. Also occasionally transitive. Obsolete.

intransitive. To incline or be diverted in judgement or opinion; to swerve from a path or line of conduct; to lean (towards a side or party). Obsolete…

intransitive. To incline to a particular wing, side, or party. Obsolete.

figurative. Of thoughts, inclinations, activities, etc.: To have a specified direction. Obsolete.

intransitive. To display a tendency; to tend, point (in a particular direction). Now rare.

To move in a certain direction (esp. downwards); also, to extend or stretch.

intransitive. To lean, turn, etc., physically in a particular direction or towards a particular place; to slant or tilt in a specified direction. In…

intransitive. To gravitate or incline more strongly. Obsolete. rare.

To look, open, lead; afford a view or passage. Const. into, off, on, on to, over, to, upon. (A Gallicism: cf. French donner sur.)

figurative. intransitive. To take a specified direction; to form a canal or channel. Obsolete. rare.