Anger, wrath. to pick (also peck) mood: to take offence, become angry. Obsolete.

? Some implement or contrivance for altering the course of a ship. Phrases, to turn, wend the luff (= Anglo-Latin obliquare dracenam), to change…

In phrases. to sing another songor a different tune, to speak or act in a very different manner.

To cause to pass; to divert. to waive (one's) wit: to change one's mind.

to change one's mind: to alter one's purpose, opinion, way of thinking, plans, etc.; also one's mind changes.

to change (turn, alter) one's copy: to change one's style, tone, behaviour, or course of action; to assume another character. Obsolete.

to turn (one's) tippet: to change one's course or behaviour completely; in bad sense, to act the turncoat or renegade. Obsolete.

to change one's tune (also †note) To alter one's opinion; to alter one's manner or tone, esp. to act respectfully having previously been insolent…

Phrases. to shift a mind: to change one's mind. to shift hands: = ‘to change hands’; also, to change one's ground in argument. Obsolete.

to face about (also to face right about and variants): to turn the face in the opposite direction (also figurative). Hence (Military) as imperative…

to change horses: to substitute a fresh horse for that which has been ridden or driven up to this point; to change (swap) horses in midstream (whi…

to sing another tune (etc.): figurative to change one's tone, speak in a different strain. (Often directly figurative from 1 or 2.)