Of a road, way, journey, etc.: To extend, have a (specified) direction.

intransitive. To project, jut out; to extend in a particular direction. Often with adverbs, esp. out. †Of a road (Old English): To go in a particular…

intransitive. To extend in space or area, in a given direction, to a specified point, etc.; to stretch, to spread. Obsolete.

†reflexive (obsolete) and intransitive (rarely passive) To have a specified extent in space; to be continuous to a certain point, or over a…

intransitive. To extend or reach (in a specified direction or for a specified distance). Obsolete. Cf. stretch, v. 13.

intransitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement. Of a road, coastline, mountain range, etc.: to extend or stretch away in a specified…

intransitive. To turn off in a specified direction; to tend to take a direction or course expressed by the context; to run, stretch, incline, bend…

intransitive. To extend, stretch, or reach (to a point, or in a particular direction). Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. With adverb or preposition of direction. Of a road, river, etc.: to extend, stretch; to have a specified course; = run, v. 65a. Now rare…

intransitive. To extend in a particular direction or for a specified distance. Cf. sense 59c. Obsolete.

intransitive. U.S. Of a river or piece of land: to extend or stretch out, esp. in relation to a specified point; to jut out. Cf. sense 6c. Obsolete.

intransitive. To extend or stretch (to a distance or in some direction); to trend. Obsolete. rare.

Of land, landscape, etc. intransitive. U.S. and Australian. To extend in a certain direction. Cf. to make out 15 at phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete.