to put or be put the other way up; to invert
to cause (an engine) to revolve and fire
of an engine: to revolve at low speed
to do business to a specified amount
to think about (a matter, problem, etc)
to search roughly through (a place)
to deliver or pass (somebody or something) to the proper authority
of a person's stomach: to heave with nausea
to rotate or invert (something)
to cause (an internal-combustion engine) to revolve and fire
to search through (e.g. clothes or papers) by moving them one by one
informal to ransack (a room, house, etc), esp when looking for something
to think over (a matter, problem, etc)
to deliver or pass (somebody or something) to the proper authority
said of a business:
to receive and dispose of (stock or merchandise)
to do business to the amount of (a specified sum)
to be rotated or inverted; to go the other way up
said of an internal-combustion engine: to run at low speed
said of the stomach: to heave with nausea
said of the heart: to seem to leap or lurch convulsively with sudden fright