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Definition of pursuit
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Pursuit
(v. t.)
Prosecution.
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Insectation
::
Insectation
(n.) The act of
pursuing;
pursuit;
harassment;
persecution.
Industrialism
::
Industrialism
(n.) The
principles
or
policy
applicable
to
industrial
pursuits
or
organized
labor.
Follow
::
Follow
(v. t.) To
endeavor
to
overtake;
to go in
pursuit
of; to
chase;
to
pursue;
to
prosecute.
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) One
engaged
in the
pursuits
of
learning;
a
learned
person;
one
versed
in any
branch,
or in many
branches,
of
knowledge;
a
person
of high
literary
or
scientific
attainments;
a
savant..
Slip
::
Slip (v. t.) To let loose in
pursuit
of game, as a
greyhound..
Prosecution
::
Prosecution
(n.) The act or
process
of
prosecuting,
or of
endeavoring
to gain or
accomplish
something;
pursuit
by
efforts
of body or mind; as, the
prosecution
of a
scheme,
plan,
design,
or
undertaking;
the
prosecution
of war..
Many-sided
::
Many-sided
(a.)
Interested
in, and
having
an
aptitude
for, many
unlike
pursuits
or
objects
of
attention;
versatile..
Earnest
::
Earnest
(a.)
Ardent
in the
pursuit
of an
object;
eager to
obtain
or do;
zealous
with
sincerity;
with
hearty
endeavor;
heartfelt;
fervent;
hearty;
-- used in a good
sense;
as,
earnest
prayers..
Intent
::
Intent
(a.)
Having
the mind
closely
directed
to or bent on an
object;
sedulous;
eager in
pursuit
of an
object;
--
formerly
with to, but now with on; as,
intent
on
business
or
pleasure..
Choctaws
::
Choctaws
(n. pl.) A tribe of North
American
Indians
(Southern
Appalachian),
in early times noted for their
pursuit
of
agriculture,
and for
living
at peace with the white
settlers.
They are now one of the
civilized
tribes
of the
Indian
Territory..
Falcon
::
Falcon
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Falco,
distinguished
by
having
a
toothlike
lobe on the upper
mandible;
especially,
one of this genus
trained
to the
pursuit
of other
birds,
or
game..
Tirailleur
::
Tirailleur
(n.)
Formerly,
a
member
of an
independent
body of
marksmen
in the
French
army. They were used
sometimes
in front of the army to annoy the
enemy,
sometimes
in the rear to check his
pursuit.
The term is now
applied
to all
troops
acting
as
skirmishers..
Talbot
::
Talbot
(n.) A sort of dog, noted for quick scent and eager
pursuit
of
game..
Scent
::
Scent (n.)
Specifically,
the odor left by an
animal
on the
ground
in
passing
over it; as, dogs find or lose the
scent;
hence,
course
of
pursuit;
track of
discovery..
Hoop
::
Hoop (v. i.) To utter a loud cry, or a sound
imitative
of the word, by way of call or
pursuit;
to
shout..
Swinger
::
Swinger
(n.) A
person
who
engages
frequently
in
lively
and
fashionable
pursuits,
such as
attending
night clubs or
discos..
Disengage
::
Disengage
(v. t.) To
release
from that with which
anything
is
engaged,
engrossed,
involved,
or
entangled;
to
extricate;
to
detach;
to set free; to
liberate;
to
clear;
as, to
disengage
one from a
party,
from
broils
and
controversies,
from an oath,
promise,
or
occupation;
to
disengage
the
affections
a
favorite
pursuit,
the mind from
study..
Game
::
Game (v. i.) A
scheme
or art
employed
in the
pursuit
of an
object
or
purpose;
method
of
procedure;
projected
line of
operations;
plan;
project.
Vanity
::
Vanity
(n.) That which is vain;
anything
empty,
visionary,
unreal,
or
unsubstantial;
fruitless
desire
or
effort;
trifling
labor
productive
of no good; empty
pleasure;
vain
pursuit;
idle show;
unsubstantial
enjoyment..
Hound
::
Hound (v. t.) To set on the
chase;
to
incite
to
pursuit;
as, to
hounda
dog at a hare; to hound on
pursuers..
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