- TURN
- Chance to play
- Go bad
- Pirouette, e.g.
- Go bad, kind of like the foods circled in this puzzle
- Change of direction
- What?
- Left, right, or U
- Gyrate
- About-face
- Become
- Spin
- Go around
- Get in a rotation
- Done to a __
- Track feature
- No left ___
- Rotate
- With 50 Down, blinker
- Change course
- Rotation
- One may be shaped like a U
- Occasion to spin or roll, perhaps
- Transform
- Gymnastics movement
- Kind of signal
- Go right or left
- Go left or right
- Go round the bend?
- Go sour
- Change color
- Move about an axis
- Go to the dark side
- Spoil
- Tripled, a Pete Seeger song
- One is taken at the plate
- Word that can come before the last word of this puzzle's longest entries
- Change directions
- Defect or deflect
- Hang a left or a right
- Go left, say
- Make a uey
- Zig or zag
- The ___ of the Screw
- Become fermented
- Change one's ways?
- Roll of the die, e.g.
- Take for a spin?
- Change color, like leaves
- Betray, with "in"
- Apply one's attention (to)
- Driver's test instruction
- Go another way
- Change color, as leaves
- No U-__
- Opportunity to play
- Chance
- Curdle
- Century threshold
- Chance in a game
- Sour
- Chance at the spinner
- Dice roll, say
- Chance to roll the dice, say
- Kate Atkinson's "One Good __"
- Ballroom basic
- GPS command
- Game time?
- What many leaves do in autumn
- __ loose: free
- Move
- Revolve
- Become stale
- Revolve or rotate
- Take a left, say
- Become sour
- Become inedible
- Go right
- Lose freshness
- Make a left, perhaps
- Use, as a key
- Go right, say
- Make a left or right
- Hang a right
- Appear, with "up"
- Change direction
- Begin a retreat
- GPS directive
- Make a right or left
- Time to go
- Repeated twice, a 1965 hit by the Byrds
- See 10-Down
- No U-___
- The smallest worm will ___.—King Henry VI.
- Act, at the Palace.
- Twist.
- One good ___ deserves another.
- A short act.
- Form on a lathe.
- Nervous shock: Colloq.
- Short walk.
- An action, usually good.
- Put about.
- Convert.
- Deflect.
- Momentary shock: Colloq.
- Pivot.
- Right, left, or U.
- Face about.
- Sudden scare.
- What young men's fancies do.
- Divert.
- Nervous start: Colloq.
- Revolution.
- ___ the tables.
- Change.
- Curve.
- Stint.
- Action or deed.
- Time of a chronological change.
- Action, usually good.
- Shift.
- Twist's partner.
- Variety act.
- Left or U.
- Traffic sign.
- Veer.
- Opportunity.
- Tendency.
- Word with over and out.
- Invert
- Pirouette.
- Slue
- Revue skit
- Vaudeville act
- ___ and toss
- Left or right
- Make sour
- Telemark, for one
- Swivel
- Plow up soil
- Right or U
- One good ___ . . .
- Word with stile or table
- Kind of table or pike
- Redirect
- The ___ of the Screw: James
- Kind of coat or table
- Off-ramp maneuver
- Sidetrack
- ___ tail (flee)
- Toss's partner
- Circuit
- Something to wait for
- ___ over a new leaf
- Deviation
- U, e.g.
- Crank
- U, for one
- Out of _____
- Not go straight
- Rebel (against)
- Swirl
- Take a dogleg, e.g.
- Time to make a move
- Become a traitor
- Wrench
- Part of driving directions
- Change colors
- Come about
- *Right face, e.g.
- Roll of the dice, maybe
- Chance to play in a game
- Go time in a game
- When tripled, 1965 Byrds hit
- Roll of the dice, say
- Spin of the dial or roll of the dice
- Chance to go
- Word before "the tables" or "the tide"
- Community card between "flop" and "river" in hold'em
- It comes before the river
- ELO "___ to Stone"
- Hang a Louie
- Go sour, as milk
- Part of a driving test
- Reason for signaling
- U follower
- Ballroom maneuver
- Do an about-face
- Chance to play in a board game
- Hang a left, e.g.
- Make a left, say
- ___ of phrase
- Steer
- Use a steering wheel
- U or J follower
- ____ over: ponder
- Type of coat?
- Change one's way?
- Emulate Vanna
- Spin around
- Chance to spin, roll or draw
- Negotiate a corner
- Obey a Garmin command
- GPS instruction
- Do a 180, for example
- Chance to play, on game night
- Time to play
- Head left or right
- ___ of the century
- Try another way
- Player's chance
- Navigation system suggestion
- Shape on a lathe
- Left at a crossroads, e.g.
- Waze directive
