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runningadjective being in effective operationthe car has been running for almost an entire day active, alive, functional, functioning, going, live, living, on, operating, operational, operative, working effective, effectualemployable, operable, usable(also useable), viable, workableperforming, producing, productive, serving, useful, yieldingastir, bustling, busy, dynamic, flourishing, humming, roaring, thriving in commission(or into commission), in force, in gear, on line broken, dead, inactive, inoperative, kaput(also kaputt), nonactivated, nonfunctional, nonfunctioning, nonoperating, nonoperational, nonoperative deactivated, decommissionedineffective, ineffectual, uselessinoperable, unusable, unworkablearrested, asleep, dormant, fallow, idle, inert, latent, lifeless, nonproductive, quiescent, sleepy, stagnating, unproductive, vegetating going on and on without any interruptionsa running struggle just to make ends meet ceaseless, continual, continued, continuing, continuous, incessant, nonstop, perpetual, unbroken, unceasing, uninterrupted, unremitting dateless, deathless, endless, eternal, everlasting, immortal, interminable, permanent, undying, unendingchangeless, constant, stable, steady, unchanging, unvaryingdurable, enduring, lasting, persistentimperishable, indestructible discontinuous, noncontinuous intermittent, periodic, periodical, recurrent, recurringalternate, alternating, cyclic(or cyclical), rhythmic(or rhythmical), seasonal, serialerratic, fitful, irregular, occasional, spasmodic, sporadic, spotty, unsteady in succession without others coming in betweenhe won the championship five times running back-to-back, consecutively, hand running(dialect), sequentially, seriatim, successionally, successively, together seriallyconstantly, continually, continuingly, continuously, night and day, repeatedly, unceasingly, uninterruptedlysubsequently on end discontinuously, intermittently, interruptedly the act or activity of looking after and making decisions about somethingleft the running of the corporation to his subordinates administration, care, charge, conduct, control, direction, governance, government, guidance, handling, intendance, management, operation, oversight, presidency, regulation, stewardship, superintendence, superintendency, supervision generalship, leadership, rulershipagencyaegis(also egis), custody, guardianship, keeping, lap, protection, safekeeping, trust, tutelage, wardengineering, logistics, machination, manipulationcoadministration, codirection, comanagement to go at a pace faster than a walkwe ran all the way to the bus stop, but still missed the bus dashing, galloping, jogging, scampering, sprinting, tripping, trotting bounding, cantering, leaping, loping, shagging, skipping, springingbarreling(or barrelling), belting, blasting, blazing, blowing, bolting, bombing(slang), bowling, breezing, bustling, buzzing, cannonballing, careening, coursing, footing (it), haring, hastening, hoofing (it), hotfooting (it), humping, hurling, hurrying, hurtling, hustling, hying(or hieing), jetting, legging (it), pelting, racing, ramming, ripping, rocketing, rushing, rustling, shooting, speeding, tearing, whirling, whisking, zipping, zoomingnipping, pattering, scooting, scurrying, scuttling, stepping (along) ambling, sauntering, shambling, shuffling, strollingcrawling, creeping, dallying, dawdling, dillydallying, dragging, lagging, lingering, loitering, poking, tarryinglumbering, plodding, trudginghobbling, limping to hasten away from something dangerous or frighteningrather than run from a black bear, it's better to hold your ground and make lots of noise bolting, breaking, bugging out, fleeing, flying, hightailing (it), retreating, running away, running off, skedaddling absconding, clearing out, decamping, eloping, escaping, getting (away), getting out, lamming, lighting out, making off, mizzling(chiefly British), scarpering(British), scatting, scramming, skipping (out), skirring beating a retreat, beating it, making tracks, turning tail bearding, braving, confronting, daring, defying, facingabiding, dwelling, hanging around, lingering, remaining, staying, sticking around, tarrying to be positioned along a certain course or in a certain directionthe road runs along the river for a while bearing, extending, going, heading, leading, lying crossing, cutting, passingcoursing, following, spanning, traversing to occur within a continuous range of variationthe electric bill runs between 30 and 50 dollars a month going, ranging, varying alternating, fluctuating, moving, shiftingchanging, mutatingextending, reaching, stretching, sweeping to move in a streamwater running down the window flowing, pouring, rolling, streaming arising, disemboguing, effusing, emanating, issuing, springingcoursing, racing, rushingfountaining, gushing, spouting, spurtingdeluging, engulfing, flooding, inundating, overflowing, overrunning, swampingcascading, dribbling, dripping, guttering, riffling, rippling, sheeting, tricklingflushing, washing out backing up clotting, coagulating, congealing, gelling, hardening, setting to proceed or move quicklyrun and get the nurse barreling(or barrelling), belting, blasting, blazing, blowing, bolting, bombing(slang), bowling, breezing, bundling, bustling, buzzing, cannonballing, careening, careering, chasing, coursing, cracking (on), dashing, driving, flying, haring, hastening, highballing, hotfooting (it), humping, hurling, hurrying, hurtling, hustling, hying(or hieing), jetting, jumping, motoring, nipping, pelting, racing, ramming, ripping, rocketing, rushing, rustling, scooting, scurrying, scuttling, shooting, speeding, stepping, tearing, traveling(or travelling), trotting, whirling, whisking, zipping, zooming beetling, darting, flitting, scampering, scudding, scufflingstampeding, streaking, whizzinggalloping, jogging, sprintingaccelerating, quickening, stepping outcatching up, fast-forwarding, outpacing, outrunning, outstripping, overtakingarrowing, beelining beating it, getting a move on, making tracks, shaking a leg, stepping on it crawling, creeping, poking dallying, dawdling, dillydallying, dragging, hanging (around or out), lagging, lingering, loitering, poking, tarryingambling, lumbering, plodding, sauntering, shuffling, strollingdecelerating, slowing (down or up) to show a liking or proneness (for something)unfortunately, members of his family run to fatness inclining, leaning, tending, trending going, gravitatingindicating, pointing, suggesting avoiding, shunning, shying (from or away from) to urge, push, or force onwardthey ran the horses hard in order to get to the ranch quickly driving, herding, punching shepherdingwranglingegging, exhorting, flogging, goading, hounding, pressing, pricking, prodding, prompting, scourging, spurring, whipping to control the mechanical operation ofI know how to run that machine handling, operating, working usingmaneuvering, manipulating, plying, wieldingcommanding, controlling, directing, driving, guiding, piloting, steering to eventually have as a state or qualitythe poor woman ran herself ragged trying to care for all those children becoming, coming, getting, going, growing, turning, waxing altering, changing, metamorphosing, modifying, mutating, transfiguring, transforming, transmuting abiding, being, continuing, lingering, remaining, staying to go from a solid to a liquid stateher makeup started to run when she got in the pool deliquescing, fluxing, fusing, liquefying(also liquifying), melting, thawing founding, guttering, smelting, tryingdissolving, renderingsoftening, thinning hardening, setting, solidifying clotting, coagulating, congealing, gelling, jelling, jellying, thickening to look after and make decisions aboutlearning to run the family business administering, administrating, carrying on, conducting, controlling, directing, governing, guiding, handling, keeping, managing, operating, overlooking, overseeing, presiding (over), regulating, stewarding, superintending, supervising, tending caring (for), minding, watchingleading, piloting, steeringguarding, protecting, safeguardingmicromanaging, stage-managingcodirecting(or co-directing), comanaging(or co-managing) watching over to cause to functionin olden days mills were run by flowing water activating, actuating, cranking (up), driving, moving, setting off, sparking, starting, touching off, triggering, turning on kicking over, turning overcharging, electrifying, energizing, firing, fueling(or fuelling), generating, powering, pushingdischarging, launching, releasing, switching, trippingreactivating, rechargingarousing, exciting, jump-starting, kick-starting, stimulating, vitalizingigniting, inciting, instigating, provoking, quickening, stirring upaccelerating, catalyzing, speeding (up), stepping up cutting, cutting out, deactivating, killing, shutting off, turning off arresting, braking, checking, cutting off, drawing up, halting, jamming, stalling, sticking, stoppingdecelerating, repressing, slowing, stunting, suppressing to have a price ofthat sort of computer runs at least several hundred dollars bringing, costing, fetching, going (for), selling (for) listing (for)amounting (to), coming (to), totaling(or totalling)commanding, exactingasking, demanding to come or be together as friendshe's been running with a bad crowd lately associating, chumming, companying, consociating, consorting, fraternizing, hanging (around or out), hobnobbing, hooking up, messing around, palling (around), sorting, traveling(or travelling) affiliating, allying, attaching, banding, bonding, clubbing, collaborating, colluding, confederating, conjoining, connecting, cooperating, coupling, ganging, getting along, getting on, grouping, interrelating, joining, knotting, leaguing, linking, mingling, mixing, rallying, relating, siding, socializing, teaming, tying(or tieing), weddingbefriending, friending being friends with, falling in with, keeping company (with), rubbing elbows (with)or rubbing shoulders (with), taking up with avoiding, cold-shouldering, shunning, snubbingalienating, estrangingbreaking up, disbanding, dispersing, splitting (up)disjoining, dissociating, disuniting, divorcing, severing, splitting, sundering to go after or on the track ofif that dog continues to run cars, he's going to get seriously hurt bird-dogging, chasing, coursing, dogging, following, hounding, pursuing, shadowing, tagging, tailing, tracing, tracking, trailing accompanying, chaperoning, escortinghunting, searching (for), seekingeyeing(or eying), observing, watching running after guiding, leading, piloting heading before the 12th century |