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Definition of running
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 running is as below...
Running
(a.)
Successive;
one
following
the other
without
break or
intervention;
-- said of
periods
of time; as, to be away two days
running;
to sow land two years
running..
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Encounter
::
Encounter
(v. t.) A
meeting
face to face; a
running
against;
a
sudden
or
incidental
meeting;
an
interview.
Omnibus
::
Omnibus
(n.) A long
four-wheeled
carriage,
having
seats for many
people;
especially,
one with seats
running
lengthwise,
used in
conveying
passengers
short
distances..
Light-footed
::
Light-footed
(a.)
Having
a
light,
springy
step;
nimble
in
running
or
dancing;
active;
as,
light-foot
Iris..
Coamings
::
Coamings
(n. pl.)
Raised
pieces
of wood of iron
around
a
hatchway,
skylight,
or other
opening
in the deck, to
prevent
water from
running
bellow;
esp. the
fore-and-aft
pieces
of a
hatchway
frame as
distinguished
from the
transverse
head
ledges..
Countercurrent
::
Countercurrent
(n.) A
current
running
in an
opposite
direction
to the main
current.
Moss
::
Moss (n.) A
cryptogamous
plant of a
cellular
structure,
with
distinct
stem and
simple
leaves.
The fruit is a small
capsule
usually
opening
by an
apical
lid, and so
discharging
the
spores.
There are many
species,
collectively
termed
Musci,
growing
on the
earth,
on
rocks,
and
trunks
of
trees,
etc., and a few in
running
water..
Carry
::
Carry (v. i.) To have earth or frost stick to the feet when
running,
as a
hare..
Grosgrain
::
Grosgrain
(a.) Of a
coarse
texture;
--
applied
to silk with a heavy
thread
running
crosswise.
Surbased
::
Surbase
(n.) A board or group of
moldings
running
round a room on a level with the tops of the chair
backs.
Purl
::
Purl (v. i.) To run
swiftly
round,
as a small
stream
flowing
among
stones
or other
obstructions;
to eddy; also, to make a
murmuring
sound,
as water does in
running
over or
through
obstructions..
Tachometer
::
Tachometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
velocity
of
running
water in a river or
canal,
consisting
of a wheel with
inclined
vanes,
which is
turned
by the
current.
The
rotations
of the wheel are
recorded
by
clockwork..
Subterfuge
::
Subterfluous
(a.)
Running
under or
beneath.
Percurrent
::
Percurrent
(a.)
Running
through
the
entire
length.
Egg-glass
::
Egg-glass
(n.) A small
sandglass,
running
about three
minutes,
for
marking
time in
boiling
eggs; also, a small glass for
holding
an egg, at
table..
Loggerhead
::
Loggerhead
(n.) An
upright
piece of round
timber,
in a
whaleboat,
over which a turn of the line is taken when it is
running
out too
fast..
Gauge
::
Gauge (v. t.) To draw into
equidistant
gathers
by
running
a
thread
through
it, as cloth or a
garment..
Outrunning
::
Outrunning
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Outru.
Noose
::
Noose (n.) A
running
knot, or loop, which binds the
closer
the more it is
drawn..
Sluice
::
Sluice
(v. t.) To wash with, or in, a
stream
of water
running
through
a
sluice;
as, to
sluice
eart or gold dust in
mining..
Stampede
::
Stampede
(v. t.) A wild,
headlong
scamper,
or
running
away, of a
number
of
animals;
usually
caused
by
fright;
hence,
any
sudden
flight
or
dispersion,
as of a crowd or an army in
consequence
of a
panic..
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