Definition -run in British English

a clear run (phrase) a run of luck (phrase) a run on something (phrase) against the run of play (phrase) at a run (phrase) break into a run (phrase) bull run (noun) chicken run (noun) close-run (adjective) cut and run (phrase) dry run (noun) dummy run (noun) fun run (noun) off the rails (phrase) to seed (phrase) have the run of something (phrase) hit-and-run (adjective) home run (noun) in the long (phrase) in the short (phrase) make a run for it (phrase) make a run for something (phrase) milk run (noun) on the run (phrase) pick up the ball and run with it (phrase) print run (noun) rat run (noun) run (verb) run (noun) -run (suffix) run a (red) light (phrase) run a mile (phrase) run a risk (phrase) run a (phrase) run a tight ship (phrase) run across (phrasal verb) run after (phrasal verb) run along (phrasal verb) run and do something (phrase) run around (phrasal verb) run around after (phrasal verb) run around with (phrasal verb) run away (phrasal verb) run away with (phrasal verb) run by (phrasal verb) run on (phrase) run down (phrasal verb) run dry (phrase) run for it (phrase) run for your life (phrase) run high (phrase) run in (phrasal verb) run interference (phrase) run into (phrasal verb) run like hell (phrase) run off (phrasal verb) run off with (phrasal verb) run on (phrasal verb) run out (phrasal verb) run out of road (phrase) steam (phrase) run out on (phrasal verb) run over (phrasal verb) run rings round someone (phrase) run riot (phrase) run short (of something) (phrase) run someone close (phrase) run someone off the road (phrase) run someone ragged (phrase) run someone’s life (phrase) run to earth (phrase) run the clock down (phrase) run the gauntlet (phrase) run the risk (of something) (phrase) run through (phrasal verb) run to (phrasal verb) run to fat (phrase) run up (phrasal verb) run up against (phrasal verb) run with it (phrase) run your eyes over something (phrase) run-down (adjective) run-in (noun) run-of-the-mill (adjective) run-on sentence (noun) run-through (noun) run-up (noun) deep (phrase) its course (phrase) off your feet (phrase) something will run and run (phrase) still waters run deep (phrase) take a run at something (phrase) test run (noun) the run-up to something (phrase) the school run (noun) trial run (noun) well-run (adjective) wolf run (noun)