transitive (reflexive). To set oneself to go in a particular direction (usually with implied change of course); = sense 21a. Obsolete (archaic in…

To direct (one's course). Also reflexive of a person. Obsolete.

The pronoun was perhaps originally dative, but was at length treated as a simple object, as in III. Obsolete or archaic. in sense 2.

reflexive. = to steer one's course. Also in passive, to be guided (by the compass, etc.) in steering.

reflexive and intransitive. To direct one's course, go. Obsolete.

transitive (reflexive). To direct or guide oneself. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be bound (for, to a place, or with adverb of direction). Also transitive (reflexive and passive). Obsolete.

transitive (reflexive). To direct one's course, make one's way; to betake oneself. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be adaptable or suitable; to be suited to. Obsolete.

reflexive. To direct one's course. Also intransitive.

Originally English regional (northern) and Scottish. To prepare to go; to proceed in a specified… transitive (reflexive). Cf. also sense 64. Obsolete.

To direct one's course towards a particular point or destination, or to make this one's object. Frequently with for, at. transitive (reflexive).

reflexive. To direct one's course. intransitive. To go, lead.