To turn or be converted to (also till) something; to change in status to. In any tense. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be changed or transformed into an entirely different substance.

To pass into a certain state or condition (often implying deterioration). intransitive. With to. To pass into another state or condition; to turn…

Followed by into or to, indicating the result of a change. intransitive. To change into something; to be changed, transformed, or converted; to…

intransitive. To turn into (also to) something else. Also: to turn from something into (also to) something else.

To pass into or out of a certain state; to become, turn, grow, etc. intransitive. With various prepositions (in later use chiefly into and to; see…

intransitive. To pass or develop into. Usually with negative connotations. Cf. sense 62a(a).

In wider sense = go, v. To ‘go’, pass, change into something else.

figurative. intransitive. To turn or be converted to, from, etc., a course of action, way of life, etc. Obsolete.

intransitive for passive. = transmute, v. 1c. Obsolete.

intransitive. To change or turn into (also in) something else. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

intransitive for passive. = transmute, v. 1c. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To turn or change into something of different form or properties; to transform. intransitive. To turn, change, undergo a change of form…

intransitive. To undergo a change of form or nature; to change.

intransitive. To change in form or character; to alter, to shift; to transform into something else. Also transitive. Obsolete.

intransitive. To pass over or across.

intransitive for passive. To undergo transmutation; to change or turn into something else.

transitive. With into. To convert into something else, by a process of manufacture or otherwise; to work upon (materials) so as to produce…

intransitive. Usually with into. To become transformed in character, nature, or disposition.

intransitive. To undergo a transformation in appearance or form, esp. through the exercise of supernatural or magical powers. Also more generally…

intransitive. = metamorphose, v. 2b.

intransitive. To undergo a change of form, nature, or character; to metamorphose.

In extended use. intransitive. To undergo transformation as if by morphing.