intransitive. To rush at, on, or upon a person with aggressive or hostile intention; to make an attack on or upon. Formerly also with other…

to seek on (also upon). To approach with hostile intention; to advance against, set on, attack, assail. Also in indirect passive. Similarly, to s…

transitive. To follow (a person) with hostility or enmity; to seek to injure; to persecute; to harass, worry, torment. Obsolete (in later use…

intransitive. = run, v. 1, 7, 8.

To make a hostile approach to, till (a person). Obsolete. (Cf. senses 6 17a.)

transferred. To go to (a person, etc.) with hostile intentions.

transitive. To approach, esp. with hostility, to attack, assail; = accost, v. 3. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. To come upon, esp. suddenly or violently; to assail.

intransitive. To move suddenly or quickly towards so as to attack; to attack. Also figurative. Cf. to come for —— 2 at phrasal verbs 2.

intransitive. To make a hostile movement towards; to go to attack. Cf. sense 70b. Obsolete.

intransitive. To approach in order to or as if to attack or seize; to make a hostile movement towards. Cf. sense 70b.

transitive (loose uses). To tilt at; to rush at, charge; to drive or thrust by tilting.

transitive. To attack (a person) by means of a sudden rush; to make a rush at; to ‘go for’.

intransitive. To move suddenly or quickly towards so as to attack; to attack. Cf. to come at —— 1b at phrasal verbs 2.

intransitive. To approach, esp. with the purpose of attacking, trapping, or threatening; to close in on a target or victim; to become involved in or…

Originally in African-American usage. transitive. To attack (a person) with a sudden, violent rush, esp. as a group or gang; to assail, assault.