intransitive. With to, unto, etc. To move, travel, or proceed to or towards a specified place, person, or thing. Also with adverb complement: to…

intransitive. Of a material or immaterial thing: to move, flow, or run in a specified course or direction; to go, proceed. Frequently with adverb or…

transitive. To go on (a journey, etc.); to traverse (a route, etc.); to embark upon (a rapid movement, as for escape).

To direct one's course towards a particular point or destination, or to make this one's object. Frequently with for, at. intransitive.

To move forward, proceed; to travel, journey. Chiefly with preposition, esp. to, or adverb expressing direction. Also figurative.

intransitive. To deviate; to go to or come away from a place. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement: to proceed in a specified direction in some operation or activity.

intransitive. To advance in a certain direction; now only in to make up to: to draw near to, approach. Also (occasionally), of the tide: to flow…

intransitive and reflexive. To go on or as on a path; (figurative) to pursue one's course. Obsolete.

transferred. To have a certain direction in movement; to move. Obsolete.

intransitive. To direct one's course, make one's way, move or proceed towards something. intransitive. To have a natural inclination to move (in…

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

Of an inanimate thing: To travel in a set course.