Turns

What do we mean by turns?

(heading) to make a non-linear physical movement.

(heading) To change condition or attitude.

To change one's course of action; to take a new approach.

(usually with over) To complete.

To make (money); turn a profit.

Of a player, to go past an opposition player with the ball in one's control.

To undergo the process of turning on a lathe.

To bring down the feet of a child in the womb, in order to facilitate delivery.

To invert a type of the same thickness, as a temporary substitute for any sort which is exhausted.

To translate.

To magically or divinely attack undead.

A turn is an emotion, caused by immense stress, sadness, and/or anger. it can come over a course of a few minutes, or instantly. turns are fueled by anger and sadness, and usually result in lashing out against others and things around you. it is very dangerous to be around someone when they are having one of their turns. turns can only go away after the individual having one calms down, in which they'll return to a state of depression and sadness. First coined in the song "One of My Turns" by Pink Floyd. Urban Dictionary

Drink alcoholic beverages /drinking alcoholic beverages, for the purpose of intoxication; get drunk/the process of getting drunk (From "Turning one's glass/can up ;To raise a glass/can in drink Urban Dictionary

When one turns on the lights to read their holy bible Urban Dictionary

To go to sleep. Urban Dictionary

A turn on is something that makes you really excited or really horny. when you're with your lover..it makes you want more. Urban Dictionary

Sexually excited, sexually aroused, sexually stimulated Urban Dictionary

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Turning is the intimate process in vampire culture when a vampire creates another, out of a human. contrary to the awakening, the person who is turned, gains the powers of the vampire 'sire' or 'maker' almost instantly. the process itself is kept secret in the society and revealed only to the worthy. Urban Dictionary

To start working. A U.S. Navy expression. See turn and burn Urban Dictionary

(noun) When a guy/girl does something that makes the other want to "tap dat ass". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to turns:
turns, turn, burns, turnus, tuns, turps, turks, urns, terns, turfs, tarns, turno, turds, gurns, turs, durns, turne, turna, tuans, turnes, turis, curns.

Words that rhyme with turns:
concerns, burns, returns, spurns, ferns, sauternes, yearns, law of diminishing returns, berns, stearns, terns, kerns, learns, earns, upturns, querns, sterns, churns, kearns, discerns, mearns, byrnes, adjourns, downturns, overturns, kernes, hearns, ternes, burnes, vernes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe turns:
few, ampere, many, several, sharp, more, wrong, unexpected, right, left, primary, sudden, quick, secondary, complete, tight, short, circular, spiral, fewer, adjacent, successive, abrupt, strange, conversational, surprising, steep, rapid, latter, happy, degree, half, extra, odd, superhelical, hand, frequent, dramatic, alternate, helical, key, comic, slow, round, ill, shorted, amp, longer, parallel, quaint, false, consecutive, novel, graceful, curious, angled, funny, peculiar, gentle, ingenious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective turns:
back.

Consonant match to turns:
teens, tons, tens, tunes, tines, tones, tonnes, towns, tans, tins, terns, toons, townes, tynes, ternes.

Words that sound like turns:
turns, tern, terns, turnes, ternes, terms, termes, trms, tries, treize, trees, turn, teens, tons, trends, trains, turner, tens, trans, tins, tans, tourney, trays, ters, tres, tines, tors, tonnes, trues, trons, treese, terrains, tuns, tras, treas, turne, stearns, treys, trews, turney, turners, sterns, turs, tros, triz, turna, tynes, trs, tanz, tns, turno, tarns, trones, trows, trz, trines, tournee, tiens, terna, terz, tourner, terne, stern's, terni, trrs, tureens, hearns, herns, yearns, irons, churns, arns, derms, drms, arnes, trice, times, tense, term, teams, terse, thames, tims, tings, timbs, tains, tams, tems, teems, tangs, timms, teris, taris, termer, terrasse, terce, terma, termor, terme, termers.