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Definition of course
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Course
(n.) That part of a meal
served
at one time, with its
accompaniments..
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Bright''s Disease
::
Bright's
disease
() An
affection
of the
kidneys,
usually
inflammatory
in
character,
and
distinguished
by the
occurrence
of
albumin
and renal casts in the
urine.
Several
varieties
of
Bright's
disease
are now
recognized,
differing
in the part of the
kidney
involved,
and in the
intensity
and
course
of the
morbid
process..
Familiarity
::
Familiarity
(n.) The state of being
familiar;
intimate
and
frequent
converse,
or
association;
unconstrained
intercourse;
freedom
from
ceremony
and
constraint;
intimacy;
as, to live in
remarkable
familiarity..
Sententious
::
Sententious
(a.)
Abounding
with
sentences,
axioms,
and
maxims;
full of
meaning;
terse and
energetic
in
expression;
pithy;
as, a
sententious
style or
discourse;
sententious
truth..
Pilot
::
Pilot (v. t.) To
direct
the
course
of, as of a ship, where
navigation
is
dangerous..
Resolve
::
Resolve
(v. i.) To form a
purpose;
to make a
decision;
especially,
to
determine
after
reflection;
as, to
resolve
on a
better
course
of
life..
Orderly
::
Orderly
(a.)
Conformed
to
order;
in
order;
regular;
as, an
orderly
course
or
plan..
Maiden
::
Maiden
(a.) Never
having
been
married;
not
having
had
sexual
intercourse;
virgin;
-- said
usually
of the
woman,
but
sometimes
of the man; as, a
maiden
aunt..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.)
Companionship
of
persons
on equal and
friendly
terms;
frequent
and
familiar
intercourse.
Internationalism
::
Internationalism
(n.) The state or
principles
of
international
interests
and
intercourse.
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..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) The
zigzag
course
or
courses
made by a ship in
passing
from one place to
another;
a
compound
course.
Voyage
::
Voyage
(n.)
Course;
way.
Currency
::
Currency
(n.) A
continued
or
uninterrupted
course
or flow like that of a
stream;
as, the
currency
of
time..
Obstinate
::
Obstinate
(a.)
Pertinaciously
adhering
to an
opinion,
purpose,
or
course;
persistent;
not
yielding
to
reason,
arguments,
or other
means;
stubborn;
pertinacious;
--
usually
implying
unreasonableness..
Division
::
Division
(n.) The
distribution
of a
discourse
into
parts;
a part so
distinguished.
Disfellowship
::
Disfellowship
(v. t.) To
exclude
from
fellowship;
to
refuse
intercourse
with, as an
associate..
Commerce
::
Commerce
(v. i.) To hold
intercourse;
to
commune.
Between
::
Between
(prep.)
With
relation
to two, as
involved
in an act or
attribute
of which
another
is the agent or
subject;
as, to judge
between
or to
choose
between
courses;
to
distinguish
between
you and me; to
mediate
between
nations..
Parlance
::
Parlance
(n.)
Conversation;
discourse;
talk;
diction;
phrase;
as, in legal
parlance;
in
common
parlance..
Deviation
::
Deviation
(n.) The
voluntary
and
unnecessary
departure
of a ship from, or delay in, the
regular
and usual
course
of the
specific
voyage
insured,
thus
releasing
the
underwriters
from their
responsibility..
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