Veer | Mean of veer in English Dictionary

/ˈviɚ/

• Verb
• to change direction quickly or suddenly
1. The ship veered away to the north.
2. The car nearly veered off the road.
3. The wind suddenly veered and began to blow from the east.
4. The rocket veered off course. [=began to go in the wrong direction]
5. The story veers toward the ridiculous at times.
6. She veered into politics soon after college.