transitive. To overthrow, overturn, cast down, upset. Also figurative. Now rare.

transitive. To tip or throw over on to one side or face, esp. violently; to upset or capsize (a thing); to cause to fall over or down. Formerly also…

transitive. To knock or throw to the ground; to overturn, upset; to knock down, demolish. Now rare.

to overthrow, upset, subvert.

transitive. To overturn, overthrow, upset; to turn upside down. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause to fall; to thrust, push, throw down or over; to overthrow, overturn, upset. Obsolete (except as in senses 4c 6b).

To overthrow, knock, or cast down, cause to fall or tumble; to overturn, upset; to throw down (off a support, out of a vehicle, etc.) by effort or…

transitive. To cast or throw down; to throw to the ground; to overturn; to beat down; also to roll, trundle. Cf. walt, v. 2.

transitive. To tip (a person or thing) over; (figurative) to upset, overturn. Also occasionally intransitive.

transitive. To turn; esp. to overturn, overthrow; also figurative.

transitive. To throw down; to overturn physically. Obsolete.

To roll over so as to cause to fall; to overturn, overthrow. Obsolete.

transitive. To upset or overturn (an object); to break up or turn over (ground). Also figurative. Now rare.

To overthrow, overturn, upset: also with down. Chiefly Scottish.

transitive. To overturn or overthrow (literal and figurative); to bring to confusion.

To cause to fall prostrate; to overthrow.

To overthrow, overturn, or upset. Obsolete. rare.

To turn, throw, or tear up; to cast or turn over.

transitive. To whirl or hurl over.

transitive. To overturn, throw down.

transitive. = subvert, v.

transitive. To overturn, knock over, upset; to capsize. Also in figurative context.

transitive. To cause to fall over; to overthrow, overturn, or upset. Obsolete.

To throw, cast, toss out, over, up, etc.; to fling to the ground; to overturn, upset.

To overthrow, ‘trip up’. Obsolete.

transitive. = renverse, v. 1.

transitive. ? To upset.

transitive. To roll over, overturn.

transitive. To upset, overturn (esp. on the water).

transitive. To overturn; to capsize; to knock over.

transitive. To turn up the keel of, show the bottom of. to keel over, to turn over, ‘turn wrong side uppermost’, turn (a person) upon his or her…

transitive. English regional (northern). To overturn, upset; (also in passive, of a sheep) to have fallen on the back so as to be unable to get…

transitive. Whaling. To throw (a long lance or harpoon) in a high arc. Now rare.

transitive and intransitive. colloquial. To turn upside down, overturn, or capsize; to pitch or tumble head over heels.