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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
(v. i.) To run as in a race, or in
hunting;
to
pursue
the sport of
coursing;
as, the
sportsmen
coursed
over the flats of
Lancashire..
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Drift
::
Drift (n.)
Course
or
direction
along which
anything
is
driven;
setting.
Proceeding
::
Proceeding
(n.) The
course
of
procedure
in the
prosecution
of an
action
at law.
Uranology
::
Uranology
(n.) A
discourse
or
treatise
on the
heavens
and the
heavenly
bodies;
the study of the
heavens;
uranography.
Avulsion
::
Avulsion
(n.) The
sudden
removal
of lands or soil from the
estate
of one man to that of
another
by an
inundation
or a
current,
or by a
sudden
change
in the
course
of a river by which a part of the
estate
of one man is cut off and
joined
to the
estate
of
another.
The
property
in the part thus
separated,
or cut off,
continues
in the
original
owner..
Athwart
::
Athwart
(adv.)
Across
the
course;
so as to
thwart;
perversely.
Athwart
::
Athwart
(prep.)
Across
the
direction
or
course
of; as, a fleet
standing
athwart
our
course..
Prologue
::
Prologue
(n.) The
preface
or
introduction
to a
discourse,
poem, or
performance;
as, the
prologue
of
Chaucer's
Canterbury
Tales;
esp., a
discourse
or poem
spoken
before
a
dramatic
performance.
Prodigy
::
Prodigy
(n.)
Something
extraordinary,
or out of the usual
course
of
nature,
from which omens are
drawn;
a
portent;
as,
eclipses
and
meteors
were
anciently
deemed
prodigies..
Awakening
::
Awakening
(a.)
Rousing
from
sleep,
in a
natural
or a
figurative
sense;
rousing
into
activity;
exciting;
as, the
awakening
city; an
awakening
discourse;
the
awakening
dawn..
Stretcher
::
Stretch
(n.)
Course;
direction;
as, the
stretch
of seams of
coal..
Narration
::
Narration
(n.) That part of a
discourse
which
recites
the time,
manner,
or
consequences
of an
action,
or
simply
states
the facts
connected
with the
subject..
Atheize
::
Atheize
(v. i.) To
discourse,
argue,
or act as an
atheist..
Pollution
::
Pollution
(n.) The
emission
of
semen,
or
sperm,
at other times than in
sexual
intercourse..
Awry
::
Awry (adv. & a.)
Turned
or
twisted
toward
one side; not in a
straight
or true
direction,
or
position;
out of the right
course;
distorted;
obliquely;
asquint;
with
oblique
vision;
as, to
glance
awry..
Scent
::
Scent (n.)
Specifically,
the odor left by an
animal
on the
ground
in
passing
over it; as, dogs find or lose the
scent;
hence,
course
of
pursuit;
track of
discovery..
Leg
::
Leg (n.) The
course
and
distance
made by a
vessel
on one tack or
between
tacks.
Symphyla
::
Symphony
(n.) An
instrumental
passage
at the
beginning
or end, or in the
course
of, a vocal
composition;
a
prelude,
interlude,
or
postude;
a
ritornello..
Anaphroditic
::
Anaphroditic
(a.)
Produced
without
concourse
of
sexes.
Curled
::
Curled
(a.)
Having
curls;
curly;
sinuous;
wavy; as,
curled
maple
(maple
having
fibers
which take a
sinuous
course)..
Imagery
::
Imagery
(n.)
Rhetorical
decoration
in
writing
or
speaking;
vivid
descriptions
presenting
or
suggesting
images
of
sensible
objects;
figures
in
discourse.
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