Turn Unscramble word

turn is a Scrabble word, turn uses Four letters.
Scrabble point value for turn Four points.
Words with Friends point value for turn: Four points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's TURN

Below are the results of unscrambling turn. We found a total of 27 words by unscrambling the letters in turn.

Definitions of turn

British English : turn tɜːn If one thing turns into another thing, it becomes that thing.The tadpole turned into a frog. VERBchange

verb

1. to move or cause to move around an axis   ⇒ a wheel turning , to turn a knob
2. (sometimes followed by round) to change or cause to change positions by moving through an arc of a circle   ⇒ he turned the chair to face the light
3. to change or cause to change in course, direction, etc   ⇒ he turned left at the main road
4. (of soldiers, ships, etc) to alter the direction of advance by changing direction simultaneously or (of a commander) to cause the direction of advance to be altered simultaneously
5. to go or pass to the other side of (a corner, etc)
6. to assume or cause to assume a rounded, curved, or folded form   ⇒ the road turns here
7. to reverse or cause to reverse position
8. (transitive) to pass round (an enemy or enemy position) so as to attack it from the flank or rear   ⇒ the Germans turned the Maginot line
9. (transitive) to perform or do by a rotating movement   ⇒ to turn a somersault
10. (transitive) to shape or cut a thread in (a workpiece, esp one of metal, wood, or plastic) by rotating it on a lathe against a fixed cutting tool
11. when intr, foll by into or to to change or convert or be changed or converted   ⇒ the alchemists tried to turn base metals into gold
12. (followed by into) to change or cause to change in nature, character, etc   ⇒ the frog turned into a prince
13. (copula) to change so as to become   ⇒ he turned nasty when he heard the price
14. to cause (foliage, etc) to change colour or (of foliage, etc) to change colour   ⇒ frost turned the trees a vivid orange
15. to cause (milk, etc) to become rancid or sour or (of milk, etc) to become rancid or sour
16. to change or cause to change in subject, trend, etc   ⇒ the conversation turned to fishing
17. to direct or apply or be directed or applied   ⇒ he turned his attention to the problem
18. (intransitive) usually foll by to to appeal or apply (to) for help, advice, etc   ⇒ she was very frightened and didn't know where to turn
19. to reach, pass, or progress beyond in age, time, etc   ⇒ she has just turned twenty
20. (transitive) to cause or allow to go   ⇒ to turn an animal loose
21. to affect or be affected with nausea   ⇒ the sight of the dead body turned his stomach
22. to affect or be affected with giddiness   ⇒ my head is turning
23. (transitive) to affect the mental or emotional stability of (esp in the phrase turn (someone's) head)
24. (transitive) to release from a container   ⇒ she turned the fruit into a basin
25. (transitive) to render into another language
26. usually foll by against or from to transfer or reverse or cause to transfer or reverse (one's loyalties, affections, etc)
27. (transitive) to cause (an enemy agent) to become a double agent working for one's own side   ⇒ the bureau turned some of the spies it had caught
28. (transitive) to bring (soil) from lower layers to the surface
29. to blunt (an edge) or (of an edge) to become blunted
30. (transitive) to give a graceful form to   ⇒ to turn a compliment
31. (transitive) to reverse (a cuff, collar, etc) in order to hide the outer worn side
32. (intransitive) (US ) to be merchandised as specified   ⇒ shirts are turning well this week
33. (cricket ) to spin (the ball) or (of the ball) to spin
34. See turn one's hand to
35. See turn tail
36. See turn the tables on someone
37. See turn the tide

noun

1. an act or instance of turning or the state of being turned or the material turned   ⇒ a turn of a rope around a bollard
2. a movement of complete or partial rotation
3. a change or reversal of direction or position
4. direction or drift   ⇒ his thoughts took a new turn
5. a deviation or departure from a course or tendency
6. the place, point, or time at which a deviation or change occurs
7. another word for turning (sense 1)
8. the right or opportunity to do something in an agreed order or succession   ⇒ we'll take turns to play , now it's George's turn , you must not play out of turn
9. a change in nature, condition, etc   ⇒ his illness took a turn for the worse
10. a period of action, work, etc
11. a short walk, ride, or excursion   ⇒ to take a turn in the park
12. natural inclination   ⇒ he is of a speculative turn of mind , she has a turn for needlework
13. distinctive form or style   ⇒ a neat turn of phrase
14. requirement, need, or advantage   ⇒ to serve someone's turn
15. a deed performed that helps or hinders someone   ⇒ to do an old lady a good turn
16. a twist, bend, or distortion in shape
17. (music ) a melodic ornament that makes a turn around a note, beginning with the note above, in a variety of sequences
18. (theatre , mainly British ) a short theatrical act, esp in music hall, cabaret, etc
19. (stock exchange ) (British ) the difference between a market maker's bid and offer prices, representing the market maker's profit a transaction including both a purchase and a sale
20. (British ) the difference between a market maker's bid and offer prices, representing the market maker's profit
21. a transaction including both a purchase and a sale
22. a military manoeuvre in which men or ships alter their direction of advance together
23. (Australian , slang ) a party
24. (informal ) a shock or surprise   ⇒ the bad news gave her quite a turn
25. See at every turn
26. See by turns
27. See on the turn
28. See out of turn
29. See the turn
30. See turn and turn about
31. See to a turn
32. (British ) the difference between a market maker's bid and offer prices, representing the market maker's profit
33. a transaction including both a purchase and a sale