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Definition of pursue
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Pursue
(v. t.) To seek; to use or adopt
measures
to
obtain;
as, to
pursue
a
remedy
at law..
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Hunt
::
Hunt (v. t.) To
search
for or
follow
after,
as game or wild
animals;
to
chase;
to
pursue
for the
purpose
of
catching
or
killing;
to
follow
with dogs or guns for sport or
exercise;
as, to hunt a
deer..
Walk
::
Walk (v. i.) To
behave;
to
pursue
a
course
of life; to
conduct
one's self.
Investigate
::
Investigate
(v. i.) To
pursue
a
course
of
investigation
and
study;
to make
investigation.
Fugue
::
Fugue (n.) A
polyphonic
composition,
developed
from a given theme or
themes,
according
to
strict
contrapuntal
rules.
The theme is first given out by one voice or part, and then, while that
pursues
its way, it is
repeated
by
another
at the
interval
of a fifth or
fourth,
and so on, until all the parts have
answered
one by one,
continuing
their
several
melodies
and
interweaving
them in one
complex
progressive
whole,
in which the theme is often lost and
reappears..
Follow
::
Follow
(v. t.) To
endeavor
to
overtake;
to go in
pursuit
of; to
chase;
to
pursue;
to
prosecute.
Hotly
::
Hotly (a.) In a hot or fiery
manner;
ardently;
vehemently;
violently;
hastily;
as, a hotly
pursued..
Mouse
::
Mouse (v. i.) To watch for or
pursue
anything
in a sly
manner;
to pry
about,
on the
lookout
for
something..
Persecute
::
Persecute
(v. t.) To
pursue
in a
manner
to
injure,
grieve,
or
afflict;
to beset with
cruelty
or
malignity;
to
harass;
especially,
to
afflict,
harass,
punish,
or put to
death,
for
adherence
to a
particular
religious
creed or mode of
worship..
Pursue
::
Pursue
(v. t.) To
follow
with
enmity;
to
persecute;
to call to
account.
Jager
::
"Jager
(n.) Any
species
of gull of the genus
Stercorarius.
Three
species
occur on the
Atlantic
coast.
The
jagers
pursue
other
species
of gulls and force them to
disgorge
their prey. The two
middle
tail
feathers
are
usually
decidedly
longer
than the rest.
Called
also
boatswain,
and
marline-spike
bird. The name is also
applied
to the skua, or
Arctic
gull
(Megalestris
skua)..
Length
::
Length
(a.)
Detail
or
amplification;
unfolding;
continuance
as, to
pursue
a
subject
to a great
length..
Pursue
::
Pursue
(v. i.) To
follow
a
matter
judicially,
as a
complaining
party;
to act as a
prosecutor..
Track
::
Track (v. t.) To
follow
the
tracks
or
traces
of; to
pursue
by
following
the marks of the feet; to
trace;
to
trail;
as, to track a deer in the
snow..
Chase
::
Chase (v. t.) To
pursue
for the
purpose
of
killing
or
taking,
as an
enemy,
or game; to
hunt..
Course
::
Course
(v. t.) To cause to chase after or
pursue
game; as, to
course
greyhounds
after
deer..
Evade
::
Evade (v. t.) To get away from by
artifice;
to avoid by
dexterity,
subterfuge,
address,
or
ingenuity;
to
elude;
to
escape
from
cleverly;
as, to evade a blow, a
pursuer,
a
punishment;
to evade the force of an
argument..
Persecute
::
Persecute
(v. t.) To
harass
with
importunity;
to
pursue
with
persistent
solicitations;
to
annoy.
Waif
::
Waif (n.) Goods found of which the owner is not
known;
originally,
such goods as a
pursued
thief threw away to
prevent
being
apprehended,
which
belonged
to the king
unless
the owner made
pursuit
of the
felon,
took him, and
brought
him to
justice..
Subsecutive
::
Subsecute
(v. t.) To
follow
closely,
or so as to
overtake;
to
pursue..
Calender
::
Calender
(n.) One who
pursues
the
business
of
calendering.
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