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Turn

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Meaning

Verb

  • To make a
    physical movement.
  • Of a body, person, etc, to
    an
    through itself.
  • To change the
    or
    of, especially by rotation.
  • To change
    of travel.
  • To
    (something)
    by
    it against a
    , as on a lathe.
  • To give form to; to
    or
    ; to adapt.
  • To
    (something) by
    it, or using its folds.
  • To
    through a
    or other
    material.
  • To
    or sprain.
  • In Cricket:
  • To make a
    physical movement.
  • Of a
    , to make (the
    )
    off the
    when it bounces.
  • Of a
    , to
    off the
    when it bounces.
  • To change
    or attitude.
  • To become (begin to be).
  • To change the
    of the
    in the autumn.
  • To change
    ; to metamorphose.;To
    or
    ;
    bad.
  • To change
    ; to metamorphose.;To make
    or
    ; to
    ; to curdle.
  • To change
    ; to metamorphose.
  • To
    a certain age.
  • To
    ; to depend.
  • To
    ; to
    something formerly tolerated.
  • To change personal condition.;To become
    ; said of the
    or brain.
  • To change personal condition.;To
    ; to nauseate.
  • To change personal condition.;To be
    ; said of the stomach.
  • In Fantasy:
  • To change
    or attitude.
  • To change
    ; to metamorphose.
  • To change (a person) into a
    ,
    ,
    , etc.
  • To change
    ; to metamorphose.;To
    into a
    ,
    ,
    , etc.
  • In Professional wrestling:
  • To change
    or attitude.
  • To change personal condition.
  • To change
    , such as from being a
    (
    )
    (
    ) or
    versa.
  • To change
    ; to take a new approach.
    To complete.
    To make (money);
    a profit.
    In Football (soccer):
    Of a
    , to
    an
    with the
    in
    control.
    To
    the process of
    a lathe.
    In Obstetrics:
    To
    the
    of a
    in the
    , in order to
    delivery.
    In Printing:
    To
    a type of the same
    , as a
    for any
    which is exhausted.
    To translate.
    To
    or
    undead.

    Noun

    A change of
    or orientation.
    A
    of an
    about its own
    that
    until the
    to its
    orientation.
    In Geometry:
  • A
    of an
    about its own
    that
    until the
    to its
    orientation.
  • A
    of
    based on this movement.
  • A
    to and fro.
    A
    to use (something)
    in
    with others.
    A
    of work, especially the time
    to a person in a
    or schedule.
    One's
    to
    in
    having two or more players.
    A
    in
    , often
    ~,
    the
    above
    , the
    itself, the
    below
    , and the
    itself again.
    The time required to
    a project.
    A
    or a
    of giddiness.
    A change in
    or circumstance.
    In Cricket:
    A sideways
    of the
    when it
    (caused by
    in flight).
    In Poker:
    The
    in Texas
    'em.
    In Poker:
    The
    (the first three
    ) in Texas
    'em.
    A
    done to another; an
    of
    or malice.
    A
    of a coil.
    A
    behind or through an object.
    Character;
    ; nature.
    In Football (soccer):
    An
    of
    an
    with the
    in
    control.
    In Theater:
    A
    ,
    , or routine.
    In Printing:
    A type
    to
    for another
    that is not available.
    In British English & Finance:
    The
    made by a
    , being the
    between the
    and
    prices.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    turn
    English
    arrow
    turnen
    Middle English (1100-1500)
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    turnian
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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    tornare
    Latin
    Sourced from
    Etym
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