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Definition of run
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Run (a.) To
spread
and blend
together;
to
unite;
as,
colors
run in
washing..
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Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) That
segment
of the body of an
insect
which is
between
the head and
abdomen,
and bears the wings and legs; the
thorax;
the
truncus..
Scamper
::
Scamper
(v. t.) To run with
speed;
to run or move in a
quick,
hurried
manner;
to
hasten
away..
Cocoa Palm
::
Cocoa palm () A palm tree
producing
the
cocoanut
(Cocos
nucifera).
It grows in
nearly
all
tropical
countries,
attaining
a
height
of sixty or
eighty
feet. The trunk is
without
branches,
and has a tuft of
leaves
at the top, each being
fifteen
or
twenty
feet in
length,
and at the base of these the nuts hang in
clusters;
the
cocoanut
tree..
Step
::
Step (v. i.) The space
passed
over by one
movement
of the foot in
walking
or
running;
as, one step is
generally
about three feet, but may be more or less. Used also
figuratively
of any kind of
progress;
as, he
improved
step by step, or by
steps..
Sled
::
Sled (n.) A
small,
light
vehicle
with
runners,
used,
mostly
by young
persons,
for
sliding
on snow or ice..
Potulent
::
Potulent
(a.)
Nearly
drunk;
tipsy.
Pruner
::
Pruner
(n.) One who
prunes,
or
removes,
what is
superfluous..
Runnet
::
Runnet
(n.) See
Rennet.
Vagantes
::
Vagantes
(p. pl.) A tribe of
spiders,
comprising
some of those which take their prey in a web, but which also
frequently
run with
agility,
and chase and seize their
prey..
Vinedresser
::
Vinedresser
(n.) One who
cultivates,
prunes,
or cares for,
grapevines;
a
laborer
in a
vineyard..
Razee
::
Razee (v. t.) To cut down to a less
number
of
decks,
and thus to an
inferior
rate or
class,
as a ship;
hence,
to prune or
abridge
by
cutting
off or
retrenching
parts;
as, to razee a book, or an
article..
Cassowary
::
Cassowary
(n.) A large bird, of the genus
Casuarius,
found in the east
Indies.
It is
smaller
and
stouter
than the
ostrich.
Its head is armed with a kind of
helmet
of horny
substance,
consisting
of
plates
overlapping
each
other,
and it has a group of long sharp
spines
on each wing which are used as
defensive
organs.
It is a shy bird, and runs with great
rapidity.
Other
species
inhabit
New
Guinea,
Australia,
etc..
Runaway
::
Runaway
(n.) One who, or that
which,
flees from
danger,
duty,
restraint,
etc.; a
fugitive..
Dart
::
Dart (v. i.) To start and run with
velocity;
to shoot
rapidly
along;
as, the deer
darted
from the
thicket..
Aberuncator
::
Aberuncator
(n.) A
weeding
machine.
Career
::
Career
(v. i.) To move or run
rapidly.
Troll
::
Troll (v. i.) To fish with a rod whose line runs on a reel; also, to fish by
drawing
the hook
through
the
water..
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) A
slender
trailing
branch
which takes root at the
joints
or end and there forms new
plants,
as in the
strawberry
and the
common
cinquefoil..
Tippled
::
Tippled
(a.)
Intoxicated;
inebriated;
tipsy;
drunk.
Quincunx
::
Quincunx
(n.) An
arrangement
of
things
by fives in a
square
or a
rectangle,
one being
placed
at each
corner
and one in the
middle;
especially,
such an
arrangement
of trees
repeated
indefinitely,
so as to form a
regular
group with rows
running
in
various
directions..
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