intransitive. To happen or take place in the course of time; (of a period of time) to arrive in due course; to approach.

intransitive. To befall, happen. Const. dative. Chiefly impersonal or quasi-impersonal.

To happen, befall. Cf. i-tide, v. intransitive. With indirect object: = betide, v. 1b. Cf. time, v. 1b.

intransitive. To happen, occur, befall. Usually with person as indirect object. Also impersonal.

intransitive. Of an occurrence, good or bad fortune, etc.: to happen, occur (to a person or thing); to befall. Cf. senses 27 32.

transitive and intransitive to befall, happen.

const. with dative: = betide, v. 1b. Obsolete.

To fall out in the course of events, to happen, occur. impersonal, or with subject it representing a clause.

Const. dative object; occasionally to, unto.

intransitive. To betide.

intransitive. With indirect object (or, in early use, with †to): to happen to a person; to befall. Chiefly Scottish in later use, mainly in fixed…

intransitive. To befall, happen, occur; = tide, v.1 1a. Usually impersonal or with non-referential it as subject. Cf. i-time, v. a. Obsolete.

intransitive. To happen, occur, take place. Cf. fall, v. VI.

intransitive. With indirect object. = tide, v.1 1b. Cf. i-time, v. b. Obsolete.

Of an event, action, etc.: to take place, to come to pass, occur (typically expressing simple… intransitive. With indirect object (dative): to…

intransitive. Of an (esp. unfortunate) event, circumstance, etc.: to come or fall upon (a person); to befall, beset. Cf. sense 8a. Obsolete.

To befall, happen. Const. with dative object.

(with dative object.) To befall (a person).

To happen to, fall as a portion to a person.

To happen (to). to attain to = overtake, befall. Obsolete.

To befall, happen. Const. with dative object, or to, unto.