intransitive. With complement indicating position or arrangement in space. Of a route, road, line of objects, etc.: to have its course, run. Cf…

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…

intransitive. To extend, stretch; to form a continuous line or boundary; to have its course.

To have its length in a specified direction. ? Obsolete.

Of a boundary, path, mountain-range, etc.: To take a (specified) direction, esp. with reference to the points of the compass.

reflexive and intransitive for reflexive. To stretch or continue for a specified distance; to reach, be continuous, to or towards a certain point…

intransitive. Of an object: to lie or be situated with its point or length directed to or towards something; to be aimed or aligned in a…

intransitive. To be orientated; to point (in a straight line). Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. Of a line, string, path, etc.: to extend or continue, to form a continuous line. With preposition or adverb of direction.

intransitive. To direct one's course, make one's way, move or proceed towards something. Of a road, course, journey, series of things.

intransitive. To turn off in a specified direction; to tend to take a direction or course expressed by the context; to run, stretch, incline, bend…

intransitive. To lead. Const. to. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive for reflexive. To point. Obsolete.

To have a particular direction; to lie or extend towards a specified point.

intransitive. Of a coastline: to trend. Obsolete.