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Definition of run
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Run (n.) The
aftermost
part of a
vessel's
hull where it
narrows
toward
the
stern,
under the
quarter..
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Trunk
::
Trunk (v. t.) To lop off; to
curtail;
to
truncate;
to maim.
Concourse
::
Concourse
(n.) A
moving,
flowing,
or
running
together;
confluence..
Tarantass
::
Tarantass
(n.) A low
four-wheeled
carriage
used in
Russia.
The
carriage
box rests on two long,
springy
poles which run from the fore to the hind
axletree.
When snow
falls,
the
wheels
are taken off, and the body is
mounted
on a
sledge..
Run
::
Run (a.) To pass from one state or
condition
to
another;
to come into a
certain
condition;
-- often with in or into; as, to run into evil
practices;
to run in
debt..
Baggage
::
Baggage
(n.) The
trunks,
valises,
satchels,
etc., which a
traveler
carries
with him on a
journey;
luggage..
Curtail Dog
::
Curtail
dog () A dog with a
docked
tail;
formerly,
the dog of a
person
not
qualified
to
course,
which,
by the
forest
laws, must have its tail cut
short,
partly
as a mark, and
partly
from a
notion
that the tail is
necessary
to a dog in
running;
hence,
a dog not fit for
sporting..
Overrunner
::
Overrunner
(n.) One that
overruns.
Purling
::
Purling
(n.) The
motion
of a small
stream
running
among
obstructions;
also, the
murmur
it makes in so
doing..
Water Course
::
Water
course
() A
running
stream
of water
having
a bed and
banks;
the
easement
one may have in the
flowing
of such a
stream
in its
accustomed
course.
A water
course
may be
sometimes
dry.
Antecursor
::
Antecursor
(n.) A
forerunner;
a
precursor.
Draw
::
Draw (v. t.) To run,
extend,
or
produce,
as a line on any
surface;
hence,
also, to form by
marking;
to make by an
instrument
of
delineation;
to
produce,
as a
sketch,
figure,
or
picture..
Flow
::
Flow (v. i.) To have or be in
abundance;
to
abound;
to full, so as to run or flow over; to be
copious..
Step
::
Step (v. i.) The space
passed
over by one
movement
of the foot in
walking
or
running;
as, one step is
generally
about three feet, but may be more or less. Used also
figuratively
of any kind of
progress;
as, he
improved
step by step, or by
steps..
Short-dated
::
Short-dated
(a.)
Having
little
time to run from the date.
Counter-courant
::
Counter-courant
(a.)
Running
in
opposite
directions;
-- said of
animals
borne in a coast of arms.
Weep
::
Weep (v. i.) To flow in
drops;
to run in
drops.
Cockaleekie
::
Cockaleekie
(n.) A
favorite
soup in
Scotland,
made from a capon
highly
seasoned,
and
boiled
with leeks and
prunes..
Stud
::
Stud (n.) A stem; a
trunk.
Herd
::
Herd (v. i.) To unite or
associate
in a herd; to feed or run
together,
or in
company;
as, sheep herd on many
hills..
Rundle
::
Rundle
(n.) One of the pins or
trundles
of a
lantern
wheel.
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