transitive. With noun complement. To transform, transmute, or fashion into something else. Usually in passive. Now archaic (esp. in biblical use).

transitive. To alter the figure or appearance of; to change in outward appearance; to transform.

transitive. To change the form of; to change into another shape or form; to metamorphose.

transitive. To transform. Also intransitive: (of colour) to change. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To change or alter the nature, appearance, or condition of (a person or thing); to transform or transmute (a person or thing). Frequently…

To cause to assume an alien shape or appearance. Obsolete.

transitive. To convert, transform, alter, render (a material or immaterial thing) into some other thing or form. Formerly also with †to. Also figur…

transitive. = transfigure, v.

To change the fashion of; to modify, transform. With complement like, or const. to. Obsolete.

transitive. To turn or change into something of different form or properties; to transform. something material.

to bless into, bless out: to change into, cast out, by making the sign of the cross. Obsolete.

transitive. To reduce (a material thing) to a certain form, esp. as an act of destruction. Cf. redact, adj. 3b. Obsolete.

transitive. To alter the shape or form of; to transform.

To reduce (to a different form). Obsolete.

transitive. Chiefly poetic. To place or fix (something) in a manner resembling or suggestive of a star. Obsolete.

To reduce. Obsolete. (Cf. deduce, v. 8.)

transitive. To change (one person or thing) into another by, or as if by, transmigration of the soul. Chiefly in passive. Obsolete.

transitive. To convert or make into; to render as. Formerly also (occasionally) intransitive: †to admit of being made into. Now rare.

transitive. To change into a different form or species; to transform.

transitive. To alter or change in form or appearance; to transform, metamorphose (utterly, grotesquely, or strangely).

transitive. With into. To put into a particular form or shape, or to convert or change into some other form; spec. (with reference to speech or…

transitive. To change the features of.

transitive. To twist or contort (something) into a new form. rare.

transitive. To reshape or remodel.