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Definition of running
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Running
(n.) The
discharge
from an ulcer or other sore.
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Circumcursation
::
Circumcursation
(n.) The act of
running
about;
also,
rambling
language..
Zigzag
::
Zigzag
(n.) A
molding
running
in a
zigzag
line; a
chevron,
or
series
of
chevrons.
See
Illust.
of
Chevron,
3..
Fluxion
::
Fluxion
(n.)
Fusion;
the
running
of
metals
into a fluid
state.
Antiparallel
::
Antiparallel
(a.)
Running
in a
contrary
direction.
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..
Cursores
::
Cursores
(n. pl.) A group of
running
spiders;
the wolf
spiders.
Quitch Grass
::
Quitch
grass () A
perennial
grass
(Agropyrum
repens)
having
long
running
rootstalks,
by which it
spreads
rapidly
and
pertinaciously,
and so
becomes
a
troublesome
weed. Also
called
couch
grass,
quick
grass,
quick
grass,
twitch
grass.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Shirr
::
Shirr (n.) A
series
of close
parallel
runnings
which are drawn up so as to make the
material
between
them set full by
gatherings;
--
called
also
shirring,
and
gauging..
Ostrich
::
Ostrich
(n.) A large bird of the genus
Struthio,
of which
Struthio
camelus
of
Africa
is the best known
species.
It has long and very
strong
legs,
adapted
for rapid
running;
only two toes; a long neck,
nearly
bare of
feathers;
and short wings
incapable
of
flight.
The adult male is about eight feet
high..
Countercurrent
::
Countercurrent
(a.)
Running
in an
opposite
direction.
Overrun
::
Overrun
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
distance
or speed of
running;
to go
beyond
or pass in
running.
Xystus
::
Xystus
(n.) A long and open
portico,
for
athletic
exercises,
as
wrestling,
running,
etc., for use in
winter
or in
stormy
weather..
Coasting
::
Coasting
(a.)
Sailing
along or near a
coast,
or
running
between
ports along a
coast..
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..
Hank
::
Hank (n.) A ring or eye of rope, wood, or iron,
attached
to the edge of a sail and
running
on a
stay..
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
Lope
::
Lope (n.) An easy gait,
consisting
of long
running
strides
or
leaps..
Giddy
::
Giddy
(superl.)
Bewildering
on
account
of rapid
turning;
running
round with
celerity;
gyratory;
whirling.
Lasso
::
Lasso (n.) A rope or long thong of
leather
with, a
running
noose,
used for
catching
horses,
cattle,
etc..
Brawl
::
Brawl (v. i.) To make a loud
confused
noise,
as the water of a rapid
stream
running
over
stones..
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