Turn, turn, v.a

to cause to move in a circular course; to change or shift sides; to change or transform: to metamorphose; to put upside down; toaster position, as the posture of the body; to form on a lathe; to shape; to translate; to transfer; to cause to nauseate; to make giddy;to infatuate;to direct; to revolve; to move from a direct course or straight line; to cause to deviate; to reverse; to make acid; to sour, as wines; to di uade from a purpose or cause to change sides. To turn aside, to avert. To turn away, to dismi ;to avert. To turn down, to fold or double down. To turn in, to fold or double. To turn of, to dismi contemptuously; to deflect. Tobe turned of, to be advanced beyond. To turn out, to expel; to put forth. To turn over, to change sides; to transfer; to overset. To turn to, to have recourse to. To turn upon, to retort. To turn the back, to flee. To turn the back upon, to quit with contempt;to forsake. To turn the die, to change fortune. (A.S.tyrian,