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Definition of running
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Running
(a.)
Continuous;
keeping
along step by step; as, he
stated
the facts with a
running
explanation..
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Antiparallel
::
Antiparallel
(a.)
Running
in a
contrary
direction.
Confluent
::
Confluent
(a.)
Running
together
or
uniting,
as
pimples
or
pustules..
Race
::
Race (n.) Esp., swift
progress;
rapid
course;
a
running..
Leg
::
Leg (n.) A limb or
member
of an
animal
used for
supporting
the body, and in
running,
climbing,
and
swimming;
esp., that part of the limb
between
the knee and
foot..
Confluence
::
Confluence
(n.) Any
running
together
of
separate
streams
or
currents;
the act of
meeting
and
crowding
in a
place;
hence,
a
crowd;
a
concourse;
an
assemblage..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A
portion
of a
branch
of a tree that forms a mass of woody fiber
running
at an angle with the grain of the main stock and
making
a hard place in the
timber.
A loose knot is
generally
the
remains
of a dead
branch
of a tree
covered
by later woody
growth.
Current
::
Current
(a.)
Running
or
moving
rapidly.
Running
::
Running
(a.)
trained
and kept for
running
races;
as, a
running
horse..
Scotchman
::
Scotchman
(n.) A piece of wood or stiff hide
placed
over
shrouds
and other
rigging
to
prevent
chafe by the
running
gear.
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..
Schooling
::
Schooling
(a.)
Collecting
or
running
in
schools
or
shoals.
Bicostate
::
Bicostate
(a.)
Having
two
principal
ribs
running
longitudinally,
as a
leaf..
Hogreeve
::
Hogreeve
(n.) A civil
officer
charged
with the duty of
impounding
hogs
running
at
large.
Runaway
::
Runaway
(n.) The act of
running
away, esp. of a horse or
teams;
as, there was a
runaway
yesterday..
Saltarello
::
Saltarello
(n.) A
popular
Italian
dance in quick 3-4 or 6-8 time,
running
mostly
in
triplets,
but with a hop step at the
beginning
of each
measure.
See
Tarantella..
Heel
::
Heel (v. t.) To
perform
by the use of the
heels,
as in
dancing,
running,
and the
like..
Encounter
::
Encounter
(v. t.) A
meeting
face to face; a
running
against;
a
sudden
or
incidental
meeting;
an
interview.
Quincunx
::
Quincunx
(n.) An
arrangement
of
things
by fives in a
square
or a
rectangle,
one being
placed
at each
corner
and one in the
middle;
especially,
such an
arrangement
of trees
repeated
indefinitely,
so as to form a
regular
group with rows
running
in
various
directions..
Bondstone
::
Bondstone
(n.) A stone
running
through
a wall from one face to
another,
to bind it
together;
a
binding
stone..
Gallinule
::
Gallinule
(n.) One of
several
wading
birds,
having
long,
webless
toes, and a
frontal
shield,
belonging
to the
family
Rallidae.
They are
remarkable
for
running
rapidly
over
marshes
and on
floating
plants.
The
purple
gallinule
of
America
is
Ionornis
Martinica,
that of the Old World is
Porphyrio
porphyrio.
The
common
European
gallinule
(Gallinula
chloropus)
is also
called
moor hen, water hen, water rail, moor coot, night bird, and
erroneously
dabchick.
Closely
related
to it is the
Florida
gallinule
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