Results for course

Definitions of course:

part of speech: noun

The act of running: the road or track on which one runs: the direction pursued: a voyage: a race: regular progress from point to point: method of procedure: conduct: a part of a meal served at one time.

part of speech: verb

To hunt; to chase; to run through or over; to move with speed.

part of speech: verb transitive

To run, chase, or hunt after.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To move with speed as in a race or hunt.

part of speech: noun

A race; a path or track; progress; career; direction or line of motion; the portion of a meal served at one time; conduct; behavior; the direction in which a ship is steered; a series of acts arranged in order or at stated periods; as, a course of nursing.

part of speech: noun

A career; a race; the ground on which the race is run; generally a passing, moving, or motion forward within limits; the progress of anything; usual manner; order of procedure; way of life or conduct; natural bent; the dishes set on table at one time; elements of an art or science exhibited and explained in a series of lessons or lectures, as a course of chemistry; a continued range of stone's or bricks in the wall of a building; the track of a ship.

part of speech: verb transitive

To pursue with dogs; to run through or over.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To pursue game with dogs.

Usage examples for course:

• Of course it was not. "Love of Brothers", Katharine Tynan

• Why, yes, of course Maida was safe! "Lord John in New York", C. N. Williamson A. M. Williamson

• If we do not think of him, of course we do not love him. "Orthodoxy: Its Truths And Errors", James Freeman Clarke