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Definition course in British English

course verb

verb
/kɔː(r)s/
1

to flow somewhere in large amounts

Example

Tears coursed down his cheeks.

Example

Fear sends adrenalin coursing through your veins.

Synonyms and related words
break burst cast up
1.1

if an emotion or physical feeling courses through you, you suddenly feel it strongly

Example

Anger coursed through him.

Synonyms and related words
come over return run away with
2

to use dogs to chase rabbits or hares as a sport

Synonyms and related words
an easy target angling bag
Definition course in British English

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