intransitive. To turn; esp. to turn away or aside, depart; to turn back, return. Obsolete. Cf. again-chare, v.

To turn aside, backward. Obsolete.

intransitive. To change one's current course, so as to go in a different direction; to deviate. Usually with adverb or prepositional phrase (esp…

figurative. intransitive. Usually with from. To depart from or abandon a practice, course of action, experience, etc. Also: (of an experience) to…

intransitive. To move in a curve; to turn, esp. in a specified direction. Obsolete except as implied in 2b 2c.

intransitive. To turn in one's course. Obsolete.

intransitive. To depart, turn away from a thing. Obsolete.

To proceed in a new direction; to make an excursion; to turn in one's journey across, down, over, into, to, etc. Also with aside, in, off, out.

intransitive. To turn about. Nautical. To change the course, to go on the other tack. Cf. 54.

Of persons or animals.

intransitive. Of the wind, a boat, etc.: to turn, change direction. Cf. to come about 4 at phrasal verbs 1, to come round 5a at phrasal verbs 1.

intransitive. To turn aside and proceed in a new direction; spec. of a ball (at cricket, etc.): to turn aside or ‘break’ on rebounding; also, to…

intransitive. To change direction; to dart about.