intransitive. To go wrong; to transgress. Obsolete.

figurative or in figurative context: Of persons (also of the mind, thoughts, desires, etc. personified): To turn aside from a purpose, from a…

intransitive. To wander, go astray; to err, be deluded.

intransitive. To go astray (literal and figurative); to come to grief, go to ruin. Also transitive (in passive) in same sense.

intransitive. To do wrong, transgress; to misbehave. With mid, with (= towards).

intransitive. To make a mistake; to err, do wrong, commit an offence.

intransitive. To be at fault; to miss the mark, go astray, err. Const. of, from. Obsolete.

Astray, out of the right way or one's intended way (literal and figurative). Chiefly in to go will: to go astray, lose one's way, wander, err.

intransitive. To go wrong in conduct or action; to make a mistake.

intransitive. To take a wrong step; to go astray. Also figurative.

To go astray morally; to sin.

figurative. To wander from the path of rectitude, to err.

intransitive. To transgress, err; to commit a sin or misdeed, spec. to fornicate.

figurative. To deviate or swerve from the right or proper course; to go wrong, to err. Also with adverbs, as amiss, aside. Obsolete.

intransitive. To turn or bend aside out of the straight course (literal and figurative). Obsolete.

intransitive. To go wrong or astray; to do wrong, misbehave. Also reflexive. Now rare.

intransitive. To wander, stray, roam.

intransitive. To stray, err.

intransitive. To go astray, esp. morally; to sin; to turn aside from what is expected or desired. Obsolete.

to go wrong. To deviate or depart from moral rectitude or integrity; to take to evil courses; also, to fall from virtue.

to tread the shoe awry: to fall from virtue, break the law of chastity. Cf. French faux pas.

Without constr.: To deviate from the right; to err; to go astray, esp. morally; to transgress.

intransitive. To deviate, go astray, transgress; to depart from a course of action considered to be right or correct. Obsolete.

esp. in to go awry, run awry, step awry, tread awry, walk awry: (of persons) to fall into error, do wrong; (of things) to turn out badly or…