1) Airt 2) Alter 3) Divert 4) Forward 1) Airt 2) Change the course 3) Change the course of 4) Change the focus of 5) Change trajectory 6) Channel into a new direction 7) Cross follow-up 8) Deflect 9) Direct 10) Divert 11) Point or aim again 12) Reroute 13) Send 14) Steer elsewhere 15) Switch 
A redirect is an action used by some viruses to point a command to a different location. Often this different location is the address of the virus and not the original file or application.
• (a.) Applied to the examination of a witness, by the party calling him, after the cross-examination.
To alter the destination of the output to a different area. This can be another device or port.
a tactic used to send a user to a different page from the one clicked on in the search results, the final page being less relevant. Considered unacceptable by search engines, except when they employ it, when it becomes known as 'an enhancement of the user experience.'
The process of automatically sending a site visitor to another Internet location. The location can be a subdirectory on another site or even a particular web page.
Re`di·rect' adjective (Law) Applied to the examination of a witness, by the party calling him, after the cross-examination. 
> On a Web site, redirection is a technique for moving visitors to a different website when its address has been changed and visitors are familiar with the old address. Web users often encounter redirection when they visit the Web site of a company whose name has been changed or which has been acquired by another company. In either case, the Web si...
[v] - channel into a new direction