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Definition of run
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Run (a.)
Melted,
or made from
molten
material;
cast in a mold; as, run
butter;
run iron or
lead..
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Peach
::
Peach (n.) A
well-known
high-flavored
juicy
fruit,
containing
one or two seeds in a hard
almond-like
endocarp
or
stone;
also, the tree which bears it
(Prunus,
/
Amygdalus
Persica).
In the wild stock the fruit is hard and
inedible..
Ablution
::
Ablution
(n.) A small
quantity
of wine and
water,
which is used to wash the
priest's
thumb and index
finger
after the
communion,
and which then, as
perhaps
containing
portions
of the
consecrated
elements,
is drunk by the
priest..
Run
::
Run (n.) The act of
running;
as, a long run; a good run; a quick run; to go on the run..
Truckle
::
Truckle
(v. t.) To roll or move upon
truckles,
or
casters;
to
trundle..
Vinolent
::
Vinolent
(a.) Given to wine;
drunken;
intemperate.
Run
::
Run (a.) To have a
course
or
direction;
as, a line runs east and
west..
Run
::
Run (a.)
Melted,
or made from
molten
material;
cast in a mold; as, run
butter;
run iron or
lead..
Outstrip
::
Outstrip
(v. t.) To go
faster
than; to
outrun;
to
advance
beyond;
to leave
behing.
Running
::
Running
(a.)
Continuous;
keeping
along step by step; as, he
stated
the facts with a
running
explanation..
Coffer
::
Coffer
(n.) A
casket,
chest,
or
trunk;
especially,
one used for
keeping
money or other
valuables..
Carbuncle
::
Carbuncle
(n.) A very
painful
acute local
inflammation
of the
subcutaneous
tissue,
esp. of the trunk or back of the neck,
characterized
by
brawny
hardness
of the
affected
parts,
sloughing
of the skin and
deeper
tissues,
and
marked
constitutional
depression.
It
differs
from a boil in size,
tendency
to
spread,
and the
absence
of a
central
core, and is
frequently
fatal.
It is also
called
anthrax..
Flow
::
Flow (v. i.) To have or be in
abundance;
to
abound;
to full, so as to run or flow over; to be
copious..
Tipsy
::
Tipsy
(superl.)
Being under the
influence
of
strong
drink;
rendered
weak or
foolish
by
liquor,
but not
absolutely
or
completely
drunk;
fuddled;
intoxicated..
Carunculate
::
Carunculate
(a.) Alt. of
Carunculate.
Crunching
::
Crunching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Crunc.
Ronnen
::
Ronnen
() obs. p. p. of
Renne,
to run..
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..
Agnate
::
Agnate
(a.)
Related
or akin by the
father's
side; also,
sprung
from the same male
ancestor..
Torrent
::
Torrent
(n.) A
violent
stream,
as of
water,
lava, or the like; a
stream
suddenly
raised
and
running
rapidly,
as down a
precipice..
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