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Definition of turn : To make a turn about or around ( something); to go or pass around by turning; as, to turn a corner.

Synonyms:

bowl over, move, deflect, while, human action, cover, sport, alter, uprise, overturn, avert, thrive, cultivate, lay, revolution, turning, circle, wax, crouch, direct, process, emergency, hand, subprogram, crop, pull, fork, originate, malefactor, resign, go game, deed, deteriorate, bust, secrete, bit, rat, caper, vary, stoop, focus, pain, agonize, dedicate, one shot, squirm, angle, term of enlistment, produce, yield, telephone number, deal, bend, frolic, swordplay, consider, lift, seek, buckle down, mold, figure out, knock over, go, orbit, offend, round, arch, warp, like, let go, good turn, unblock, bring, do work, countermand, gimmick, put out, manoeuvre, charm, exercise, contort, shape, molder, moment, dig, minute, work out, rescind, delve, move around, give offense to, service, pass, rhythm, apostatize, spring up, exploit, address, constantly, publish, reach, wriggle, influence, hug drug, break down, pass on, crook, mature, writhe, act upon, annul, patch, strain, detour, magic spell, sprain, bend dexter, device, acetify, head, magical spell, corner, form, spell, bring out, period of play, jolt, offer, mutate, plait, deform, loose, forge, surprise, make, acidify, rise, round of drinks, apply, handle, sharp, revoke, diverge, human activity, hook, zero in, fright, raise, eject, desert, acquire, come, deviation, solve, fold, chip, outlaw, playing period, snatch, hitch, spiral, flake, dull, gaming, gyre, routine, disco biscuit, pivot, tress, crease, devote, get, overthrow, piece, refer, twine, develop, discharge, binge, disorder, incline, relinquish, rick, cut into, upset, sophisticate, wreak, crimp, fling, shift, make for, unfreeze, circulation, displease, circuit, consistently, twisting, twirl, mould, knead, arise, stave, taint, persuade, gyration, release, tour, give, health, twist around, child's play, enactment, work, vacate, maturate, flip over, rung, lick, distort, braid, change state, flexure, derange, puzzle out, felon, drama, work on, suit, bite, transpose, turn back, repetition, concentrate, become, turn of events, deliberate, toss, gambling, criminal, travel, call on, duty tour, give up, wring, plication, free rein, subroutine, ferment, morsel, let go of, shepherd's crook, collect, romp, aim, renegade, defect, level, issue, unsettle, bid, looseness, arc, act, number, sour, cast, veer, acidulate, divert, bout, submit, change, modify, play, wrestle, rotation, operate, refract, train, invert, tour of duty, cristal, enlistment, blow, fleck, figure, repeal, resort, flip, construction, wrench, reverse, turn over, used, point, unit of ammunition, unloose, debate, scrap, ecstasy, farm, approach, shimmer, straight, juncture, troll, accomplishment, procedure, crisis, curve, trance, wrick, identification number, exhaust, blunt, expel, beat, winding, liberate, free, change shape, kink, tip over, bias, bending, worm, numeral, put to work, function, modus operandi, crack, flex, swing, circumvolve, treat, override, run, daily round, plow, maneuver, repair, tear, overrule, fun, better, turn away, trust, regularly, change by reversal, change form, deviate, pervert, round of golf, spot, tump over, bow, moot, mo, aid, enchantment, set, unloosen, crossing, climax, Plough, gambol, dramatic play, phone number, grow, tergiversate, second

convolute, coil, wind, meander

roll, cycle, swirl, spin

gyrate, circumnavigate, wheel, revolve, twist, rotate, eddy, screw, pirouette, circulate, whirl

break, rot, degenerate, rupture, spoil, anatomize, crumble, fracture, putrefy, shatter, dissolve, disintegrate, mortify, decay, decompose, dissect

Usage examples:

• I will now once more turn to my friend Belford's letter. - "Clarissa, Volume 5 (of 9)", Samuel Richardson.
• Then came the turn of Rose and Margy. - "Six Little Bunkers at Grandpa Ford's", Laura Lee Hope.
• Once I thought I should turn back. - "The Home and the World", Rabindranath Tagore.