intransitive. To move or travel towards a place, person, or thing; to approach.

intransitive. To come towards something or someone; to approach; to arrive. Usually with to or indirect object.

intransitive. To come nearer (relatively), or draw near (absolutely), in space. simply.

intransitive. To go or travel to, into, (†unto) a place or destination; to go (from one place) to or into another.

intransitive. To come forward, approach, or arrive (at a place or state). Also: to come into being. Obsolete.

intransitive. To approach.

intransitive. To approach, make one's way to or towards (a place or person); = accost, v. 2. Obsolete.

intransitive. To approach, march forward; to progress. Obsolete.

intransitive. To come up or near to, approach. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To approach, draw near. Also: to have the effect of making something appear close.

intransitive. To approach, come near. Also transitive: to locate or bring near. Frequently with to.