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coursesnounpl. of course a way of acting or proceedingthe president's usual course has been to obtain advice from several people and then make up his own mind lines, methodologies, policies, procedures, programs blueprints, designs, plans, schemes, strategiesintentions, intents, purposesapproaches, directions, methods, paths, pathways, tacks a series of lectures on a subjecta course on American history from the colonial period to the present a usually fixed or ordered series of actions or events leading to a resultset out on the course that would lead to a college degree operations, procedures, proceedings, processes drills, routinesfashions, forms, manners, methods, modes, styles, systems, techniques, waysapproaches, arrangements, blueprints, designs, formulas(or formulae), game plans, ground plans, layouts, plans, plots, programs, projects, recipes, schemes, strategiesaccomplishments, achievements, attainments, enterprises, performances, undertakings, worksactivities, movements the direction along which something or someone movesthe river follows a southeasterly course to the ocean lines, paths, pathways, routes, routeways(chiefly British), steps, tracks, ways circles, circuits, loops, orbitsarcs, flight paths, trajectoriesascents, descents an open man-made passageway for waterthe Erie Canal was replaced by a much larger course, the New York State Barge Canal aqueducts, canals, channels, conduits, flumes, racecourses, raceways, watercourses, waterways millraces, millstreamsfloodways, sluices, sluiceways, spillwaysswashes, tideways, torrentsgutters, troughsrivers, rivulets, streams to go after or on the track ofafter coursing the conspirators for months, the federal agents closed in and made the arrests bird-dogs, chases, dogs, follows, hounds, pursues, runs, shadows, tags, tails, traces, tracks, trails accompanies, chaperones(or chaperons), escortshunts, searches (for), seekseyes, observes, watches runs after guides, leads, pilots heads to make one's way through, across, or overonce the threat of terrorism became apparent, fighter jets began coursing that corridor on a daily basis covers, crosses, cuts (across), follows, goes, navigates, passes (over), perambulates, peregrinates, proceeds (along), tracks, transits, travels, traverses hikes, traipses, tramps, treads, walksrides, runscrisscrosses to proceed or move quicklyracehorses coursing down the track barrels, belts, blasts, blazes, blows, bolts, bombs(slang), bowls, breezes, bundles, bustles, buzzes, cannonballs, careens, careers, chases, cracks (on), dashes, drives, flies, hares, hastens, hies, highballs, hotfoots (it), humps, hurls, hurries, hurtles, hustles, jets, jumps, motors, nips, pelts, races, rams, rips, rockets, runs, rushes, rustles, scoots, scurries, scuttles, shoots, speeds, steps, tears, travels, trots, whirls, whisks, zips, zooms beetles, darts, flits, scampers, scuds, scufflesstampedes, streaks, whizzesgallops, jogs, sprintsaccelerates, quickens, steps outcatches up, fast-forwards, outpaces, outruns, outstrips, overtakesarrows, beelines beats it, gets a move on, makes tracks, shakes a leg, steps on it crawls, creeps, pokes dallies, dawdles, dillydallies, drags, hangs (around or out), lags, lingers, loiters, pokes, tarriesambles, lumbers, plods, saunters, shuffles, strollsdecelerates, slows (down or up) |