The return or coming round again of a time; hence gen. turn, occasion, time. Obsolete.

A person's turn or time to do something (originally, as determined by lot); (also) an allotted task. Chiefly with possessive. Now rare.

A turn.

One's turn or order (to do something). Also, a spell of work or duty; a shift: see turn, n.; frequently in tour of duty. Now mainly Military and…

= turn, n. 8. Obsolete. rare.

An opportunity or obligation to do something or to have something done, that comes successively to each of several persons or things. Almost always…

One's turn in order or rotation. Obsolete. rare.

The time for anything which comes round to each individual in succession; (one's) turn. Obsolete.

Turn (of sequence or alternation). Obsolete.

In extended use. An additional turn or spell at something; (more generally) any spell, round, or turn. Obsolete.

Rotation; turn. rare.

An act of sharpening; transferred the interval between two sharpenings of a scythe, etc.; also figurative an occasion, turn, ‘go’. Now dialect.

A round or turn of work, such as is done at one time, in a day or a shorter space. slang. A turn of work; a ‘turn’; a time or occasion.