Divert

dT-verf, v. t. To turn oft from any course, direction, or intended application; to turn from busine or study; to please, amuse. — Divers, di'verz, a. Several"; sundry; more than one, but not many. — Di'verse, -vers, a. Different in kind; unlike; di imilar. — adv. In different directions. — Diversely, adv. In different ways, or directions. — Diversity, -tT, n. A state of difference; unlikene ; multiplicity of difference; variety. — Diversion, -shun, n. Act of turning aside, from any occupation, object, etc.; that which diverts from care or amuses; solace; recreation; sport. (M7.) Act of drawing the attention and force of an enemy from the principal point of attack. — Divert Ive, -iv, a. Tending to divert; amusing. — Diversify, -f 1, v. t. [-fied (-fid), -fying.] To make diverse or various in form or qualities.