transitive. To shift, transfer (a thing) (from one place to another). In earliest use: †to turn (a thing) aside from its proper direction or course…

transitive. To change the place or position of (a thing; occasionally a person); to cause to change from one place, position, or situation to…

To transfer from one place to another; to remove; to alter the position of. Const. from, out of, to… with object a person. †Also reflexive to…

transitive. To shift, change, or move (something).

To remove from one place or time to another; to transfer, shift (literal and figurative: now rare except as in 5); †to transplant (obsolete); †to…

transitive. To remove (a thing) from one place to another; to change (one's clothes or garments). Also in knitting (see quot. 1825).

transitive. To change the place of, transpose; to oust from its position in favour of something else. (Also with the two things as object.)

transitive. To shift or alter the situation or position of.

transitive. To move or transfer (a person or thing) from one place to another; to displace (a person or thing). Frequently in passive.

transitive. To shift from one place to another; to move about this way and that.

transitive. To change the position of, to shift (something); = budge, v.1 2. Also with in. Usually in negative contexts.

Originally U.S. transitive. To move to another place; to change the location of; to resettle (a person).

transitive. To transfer and rebury (a person's body) in a new place.

transitive. To alter the position or location of (a thing), or the direction in which (a thing) faces; (also in extended use) to alter radically.