Something that happens to or is experienced by a person, esp. in the course of a journey or difficult undertaking; an incident, an occurrence; (as a…

The chance or fortune that falls to a person; (one's) luck, lot; (also) an instance of this. Frequently modified by good (also bad, evil, etc.) and…

Chance, hap, or luck, regarded as a cause of events and changes in men's affairs. Often (after Latin) personified as a goddess, ‘the power…

The fact of something happening or occurring; fortune, esp. good fortune. Also: opportunity. Obsolete.

The fact or condition of thriving or prospering; prosperity, success, good luck; in early use sometimes = fortune (good or bad); luck: cf. thrive, v.…

With adjectives, as good, evil, etc.: Success, fortune, lot.

A throw or stroke of fortune; hence, fortune, chance, opportunity; lot, fate. Obsolete or dialect.

Fortune, luck; chance. = adventure, n. 1b.

Fortune or luck in an undertaking. Obsolete.

The chance occurrence of situations or events either favourable or unfavourable to a person's interests; the sum of chance events affecting…

The fortune (good or bad) befalling anyone in a particular situation or affair. Usually with qualifying adjective good success = sense 3; ill success…

Lot or hap in respect of success.

The action of chance, v.; †happening, befalling; fortune, luck (obsolete).

One's luck or chance with regard to what may be in the pot (i.e. cooked and available to eat), used originally and chiefly in reference to a…

In figurative and allusive phrases, esp. where ship typifies the fortunes or affairs of a person, etc. or the person himself in regard to them.

A Chinese figure of a deity, an idol. Loosely used of those of neighbouring peoples. Also, (colloquial) luck: bad joss, good joss.