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Definition of run
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of run is as below...
Run (v. i.) To cause to pass, or
evade,
offical
restrictions;
to
smuggle;
-- said of
contraband
or
dutiable
goods..
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Tram
::
Tram (n.) A
four-wheeled
truck
running
on
rails,
and used in a mine, as for
carrying
coal or ore..
Percursory
::
Percursory
(a.)
Running
over
slightly
or in
haste;
cursory.
Munch
::
Munch (v. t. & i.) To chew with a
grinding,
crunching
sound,
as a beast chews
provender;
to chew
deliberately
or in large
mouthfuls..
Render
::
Render
(v. i.) To pass; to run; -- said of the
passage
of a rope
through
a
block,
eyelet,
etc.; as, a rope
renders
well, that is,
passes
freely;
also, to yield or give way..
Marble
::
Marble
(n.) A thing made of, or
resembling,
marble,
as a work of art, or
record,
in
marble;
or, in the
plural,
a
collection
of such
works;
as, the
Arundel
or
Arundelian
marbles;
the Elgin
marbles..
Countercurrent
::
Countercurrent
(n.) A
current
running
in an
opposite
direction
to the main
current.
Talipot
::
Talipot
(n.) A
beautiful
tropical
palm tree
(Corypha
umbraculifera),
a
native
of
Ceylon
and the
Malabar
coast.
It has a trunk sixty or
seventy
feet high,
bearing
a crown of
gigantic
fan-shaped
leaves
which are used as
umbrellas
and as fans in
ceremonial
processions,
and, when cut into
strips,
as a
substitute
for
writing
paper..
Albertite
::
Albertite
(n.) A
bituminous
mineral
resembling
asphaltum,
found in the
county
of A.
/bert,
New
Brunswick..
Overtake
::
Overtake
(v. t.)
Hence,
figuratively,
in the past
participle
(overtaken),
drunken..
Trunnel
::
Trunnel
(n.) See
Treenail.
Bullace
::
Bullace
(n.) A small
European
plum
(Prunus
communis,
var.
insitita).
See
Plum..
Pichiciago
::
Pichiciago
(n.) A
small,
burrowing,
South
American
edentate
(Chlamyphorus
truncatus),
allied
to the
armadillos.
The shell is
attached
only along the
back..
Stonerunner
::
Stonerunner
(n.) The ring
plover,
or the
ringed
dotterel..
Controller
::
Controller
(n.) An iron
block,
usually
bolted
to a
ship's
deck, for
controlling
the
running
out of a chain
cable.
The links of the cable tend to drop into
hollows
in the
block,
and thus hold fast until
disengaged..
Billhook
::
Billhook
(n.) A
thick,
heavy knife with a
hooked
point,
used in
pruning
hedges,
etc. When it has a short
handle,
it is
sometimes
called
a hand bill; when the
handle
is long, a hedge bill or
scimiter..
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) Any
cursorial
bird.
Flirt
::
Flirt (v. i.) To run and dart
about;
to act with
giddiness,
or from a
desire
to
attract
notice;
especially,
to play the
coquette;
to play at
courtship;
to
coquet;
as, they flirt with the young men..
Fast
::
Fast (a.) In a fast or rapid
manner;
quickly;
swiftly;
extravagantly;
wildly;
as, to run fast; to live
fast..
Wind-broken
::
Wind-broken
(a.)
Having
the power of
breathing
impaired
by the
rupture,
dilatation,
or
running
together
of air cells of the
lungs,
so that while the
inspiration
is by one
effort,
the
expiration
is by two;
affected
with
pulmonary
emphysema
or with
heaves;
-- said of a
horse..
Gecko
::
Gecko (n.) Any
lizard
of the
family
Geckonidae.
The
geckoes
are
small,
carnivorous,
mostly
nocturnal
animals
with large eyes and
vertical,
elliptical
pupils.
Their toes are
generally
expanded,
and
furnished
with
adhesive
disks,
by which they can run over walls and
ceilings.
They are
numerous
in warm
countries,
and a few
species
are found in
Europe
and the
United
States.
See Wall
gecko,
Fanfoot..
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