Chiefly with to, into, (in early use) on. intransitive. To turn into something else; to be transformed. Also transitive (reflexive). Obsolete.

intransitive. To change in colour or appearance. In Old English with instrumental case (or on = into). Obsolete. Cf. braided, adj. b.

intransitive. To undergo alteration; to become different or modified.

intransitive. To undergo change or alteration; to become different, to change (now chiefly of the weather, the season, etc.).

intransitive. To undergo change, vary; (in later use) spec. to swerve or depart from what is right or true; to waver.

Of things: To undergo change or alteration; to pass from one condition, state, etc., to another, esp. with frequent or ready change or difference…

To change from one state, condition, or direction to another; to alter, shift about, give way.

To make strange or different, alter.

intransitive. To become different in some respect, to change.

To become or be altered in nature or character (without implying debasement); to change in kind; to show an alteration from a normal type.

intransitive. To vary or change.

intransitive. To change. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. To change or alter; to pass from one state, position, tendency, etc., to another; to be… Of feelings, thoughts, conditions, etc.

intransitive. To undergo change; to be transformed into something else.

intransitive. To replan in accordance with a revised timetable; to change the time of a planned event.

intransitive. To change or transfer from one thing to another; to alter to another state or activity. Also with prepositions and adverbs spec. in B…

intransitive. Chiefly Caribbean. To become altered or modified in some way; to change, esp. a great deal.