change vb. (in Cor. V. iii. 152*, Ant. I. ii. 5* Ff read “change,” mod. edd. “charge”†: see commentators)
1.
to
exchange Tp. I. ii. 438, LLL. V. ii. 134,
AYL. I. iii. 94
“Wilt thou change
fathers?”
; to exchange (a thing) “with” (a person)
Sonn. xxix. 14
“I scorn to change my
state with kings,”
Oth. I. iii. 318
“change my humanity with
a baboon”
; intr. with “for” before the thing taken in exchange
Oth. I. iii. 356
“She must change for
youth,”
Per. IV. vi. 179.
2.
=‘change
colour’ (AYL. III. ii.
193), turn pale, blush
Ado V. i. 143
“he changes more and
more: I think he be angry
indeed,”
H5 II. ii. 73,
Cym. I. vi. 11
“Change you,
madam?.”
