transitive. In extended sense, to guide something that is in motion. In various applications. To guide (a chariot, a horse, cattle, etc.).

transitive. To guide, direct. Also in to right and rede. Obsolete.

To direct the course or movement of; to move in some direction or into some position; to convey, conduct; to turn (in various connections: see…

transitive. To conduct or lead on the way; = guide, v. 1; to direct the course of (a vehicle, an instrument, etc.).

transitive. To send or cause to go in a specified direction. See also to make forth, to make out at phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete. rare.

To direct the course of (a vehicle, tool, physical action, etc.).

transitive. To send forth. Cf. sense 41.

transitive. To cause (a thing or person) to move or point straight to or towards a place; to aim (a missile); to make straight (a course or way) to…

transitive. In various physical senses. To send out. Cf. sense 41. Obsolete.

transitive. To direct (anything led, driven, or carried). archaic.

transitive. To cause to have a leaning or slanting position, or a bent or slanted course; to cause to be at an angle relative to a particular line…

transitive. To direct or manage the movement of; to guide or drive in a particular course; (Nautical) to direct or steer (a vessel). Also (of a…

To lead, conduct, or direct (a thing) to some point. Obsolete. rare.

Originally Nautical. With adverb or prepositional phrase. transitive. To direct the course of (a person or thing) towards a particular place, person…

transitive. To give a particular turn or slight direction to (a boat, etc.). Now rare.

transitive. gen. To direct, esp. towards a destination; to change the direction of.

To direct or aim on a course. Frequently const. to.