intransitive. To hasten to some goal, object, or fate; to rush or hurry to do something. Also (occasionally) without construction: to make haste…

intransitive. To have recourse to, resort to, or set about some specified action, activity, occupation, etc.; to resort to some specified means of…

intransitive. With to, unto: to start to become involved with (a person or course of action); to resort to; to turn to. Cf. sense 32b. Obsolete.

to found to (an object): to strive or yearn towards, try to arrive at or reach; also, to take or betake oneself to (flight, war, etc.).

intransitive. To have recourse to something for aid, assistance, or as the means to an end; to adopt a course of action, esp. an extreme or…

intransitive. To turn; esp. to turn upside down, topple over, fall down; also figurative to turn to some course or action.

intransitive. To make use of (an idea, topic, etc.), esp. as a last resort; to resort to, have recourse to. Cf. to fall back on at phrasal verbs 1.

intransitive. To comply or agree with (a proposal, opinion, etc.); to join in with (a course of action). Cf. to fall in 3c at phrasal verbs 1.

intransitive. to fall back on (also upon): to resort to (something) in an emergency or when other options have failed, become unavailable, or…