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Definition of course
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 course is as below...
Course
(n.)
Progress
from point to point
without
change
of
direction;
any part of a
progress
from one place to
another,
which is in a
straight
line, or on one
direction;
as, a ship in a long
voyage
makes many
courses;
a
course
measured
by a
surveyor
between
two
stations;
also, a
progress
without
interruption
or rest; a heat; as, one
course
of a
race..
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Errant
::
Errant
(a.)
Wandering;
deviating
from an
appointed
course,
or from a
direct
path;
roving..
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(n.) One
pursuing
the same
course,
or
seeking
the same
objects;
hence,
a
rival;
an
opponent..
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To give
another
direction,
tendency,
or
inclination
to; to
direct
otherwise;
to
deflect;
to
incline
differently;
-- used both
literally
and
figuratively;
as, to turn the eyes to the
heavens;
to turn a horse from the road, or a ship from her
course;
to turn the
attention
to or from
something..
Swedenborgian
::
Swedenborgian
(n.) One who holds the
doctrines
of the New
Jerusalem
church,
as
taught
by
Emanuel
Swedenborg,
a
Swedish
philosopher
and
religious
writer,
who was born a. d. 1688 and died 1772.
Swedenborg
claimed
to have
intercourse
with the
spiritual
world,
through
the
opening
of his
spiritual
senses
in 1745. He
taught
that the Lord Jesus
Christ,
as
comprehending
in
himself
all the
fullness
of the
Godhead,
is the one only God, and that there is a
spiritual
sense to the
Scriptures,
which he
(Swede
Way
::
Way (n.)
Determined
course;
resolved
mode of
action
or
conduct;
as, to have one's way..
Thrid
::
Thrid (v. t.) To pass
through
in the
manner
of a
thread
or a
needle;
to make or find a
course
through;
to
thread.
Annicut
::
Annicut
(n.) A dam or mole made in the
course
of a
stream
for the
purpose
of
regulating
the flow of a
system
of
irrigation.
Indorsement
::
Indorsement
(n.)
Sanction,
support,
or
approval;
as, the
indorsement
of a
rumor,
an
opinion,
a
course,
conduct..
Round
::
Round
(adv.)
By or in a
circuit;
by a
course
longer
than the
direct
course;
back to the
starting
point.
Chastity
::
Chastity
(n.) The state of being
chaste;
purity
of body;
freedom
from
unlawful
sexual
intercourse.
Lode
::
Lode (n.) A water
course
or way; a reach of
water.
Recourse
::
Recourse
(n.) A
coursing
back, or
coursing
again,
along the line of a
previous
coursing;
renewed
course;
return;
retreat;
recurence..
Dissertator
::
Dissertator
(n.) One who
writers
a
dissertation;
one who
discourses.
Gauge
::
Gauge (n.) That part of a
shingle,
slate,
or tile, which is
exposed
to the
weather,
when laid; also, one
course
of such
shingles,
slates,
or
tiles..
Society
::
Society
(n.) The
persons,
collectively
considered,
who live in any
region
or at any
period;
any
community
of
individuals
who are
united
together
by a
common
bond of
nearness
or
intercourse;
those who
recognize
each other as
associates,
friends,
and
acquaintances..
Blocking Course
::
Blocking
course
() The
finishing
course
of a wall
showing
above a
cornice.
Consectaneous
::
Consectaneous
(a.)
Following
as a
matter
of
course.
Art
::
Art (n.) Those
branches
of
learning
which are
taught
in the
academical
course
of
colleges;
as,
master
of
arts..
Easting
::
Easting
(n.) The
distance
measured
toward
the east
between
two
meridians
drawn
through
the
extremities
of a
course;
distance
of
departure
eastward
made by a
vessel.
Colloquialism
::
Colloquialism
(n.) A
colloquial
expression,
not
employed
in
formal
discourse
or
writing..
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